HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1892-11-25, Page 5an Woes.
Sufficient of "tile beautiful" to
make goad sleighing; --Messrs Wrn
Caslickand Thos Ross are home main
from' the wilds of Western M iehigan,
where they were on n prospecting tour,
They were not favorable impressed
with the appearance of the eountry.—
Mr and Mrs Root 141owbray,, of (\liehi-
gan, were visititie friends and relations
in Culross last week.—Mr A. (xobel is
giving his house a coat of brink, which
adds greatly to its appearance —Mrs
Tees, relict of the lase Jas Tees, hav-
ing resited her farm, sold her stock
end farming implements on the 21st
inst.—Miss Kate Clark is re•.engaged
to teach in S S No 2 next year and
Mr Win Hayes has agreed to "put"
1u a.uother year in No 3.—Tae Alps
Patrons have given up the chase afr;er
salt for the present and helm turned
their efforts in the purfuit of coal oil,
which they have struck in paying quan-
tities.—Mr P Crowe has erected a new
stable thie fall rind has it nearly coal-
pleted.—Mr Arthur Sirnpson harvested
this season 52 loads of Sweede turnips
•orf 1 acre of ground and Mr Joe Wel-
wood 32 loeds off :l acre. Cant some
body else beat the above ? Mr Geo
Crowe failed to do it.—There has been
quite a number of sheep worried by
dogs running°at large, supposed to be
owned in the village, which have to
hunt their own living.
Blyth.
Ata meeting of the Executive of
Huron County Sabbath School As-
sbciation, held in Clinton on Tuesday
of last week, the time of the annual
convention was fixed f u' Tuesday and
Wednesday, January. 24th and 25th,
1893, in the village of Blyth. The
prograanine was outlined and the
names of spealteta associated therewith.
It is the iuteetion of the Executive to
procure as complot ': statistical returns
as possible from all theSabbath schools
in the County for presentation at the
convention, and persons interested in
Sunday School work will confer a
great favor by giving ail the assistance'.
they can in attaining the eud desired.
—filar N Sut herland, of Seaford], spent
Sunday in town.—Mr Tatnin was.
visiting friends in Gorrie, this week
—•A fall of "the beautiful" has inade
very good sleighing.—Mr ilanlilton, of
Ripley, wee visiting in town this week.
—!Messrs Jaruof+ eEtnigli and Alex
Syuaouds i,atend leaving for North
Shore this week.—The ripple packers
in this vicinity expect to finish their
work this week.—Miss Curtis has re-
turned to the Ladies College in
Whitby, after spendiog a week or so
in'town.—The public school 'of this
place. intends giving a grind concert
shortly.—On Tuesday evening next
the rn.erubers of the •C 0 F, of this
place, intend having a public instal-
lation of their ofliuers for the ensuing
term, after which their friends will be
provided with refreshments and an
entertainment —On Friday evening of
last week a meeting of the ratepayers
was held in Industry hall for the pur-
pose of discuseiue the adtisability of
lighting up our streets with electricity,
Several of our citizens spoke for e
length of time both for rued against it,
after which a vote was taken,resulting
in a majority of the ratepayers present
being in favor of our council taking
action to have our town lighted by
electricity as sous as possible.
Lo1'ldesboro.
Rev W 1V Leech and Rev J A
Hamilton, otlieiateri in the Methodist
and Presbyterian churches respective-
ly on Sabbath last.—The Foresters of
this place intend having an c yster sup•
per to -night (Friday) after their regular
meeting.—Apple packing is about
finished in this neighborhood. Or-
chards Must have yaid pretty well this
season.—Last Friday evenin.. two new
members were admitted ii:,to the Sons
of England anb it is expected that five
more will join the next night of meet-
ing,—Ther' were five uew members
admitted into the temperance lodge at
La gs .due,
Laugside, November lDtb, 1892,'
To the kind, and charitable friend's!
and neighbors, 1 laeregy tender nay
most sincere and thankful gratitude
for their very hind end liberal assist-
ance with both sympathy and mom.),
and other ne'.essaries to nit self and
*family after our affliction by firs-,
PwrEB, IJZEL .
Mr Duncan McKenzie, who 'Pie
taught in the Laugside school for the
last few months, will be its tracker
for the coming year.
Bluevale
A Christa'as tree is to be held in
connection with the Sunday School of
the Bluevale Methodist church, A
prograinine is to be given by the
Suiiduy School scholars, who are
practicing diligently for the oceasiioe ..
The date laaad not yet been fixed.
Purchases :-1Vir John Diment has
purchased the ra-sidenoe of Mr J 0
Johneton for the sum of $375.—Mr J
C Johnston has purchased the store
which he occupies from Mr R Mc-
Pherson for the suer of $300. ' Mr •
Thomas Ooultcs has ,purchased rht>.tia,
More farm of Mr Hugh Ross for the
sum of $2,500 and house valued at
$500,--141r. William Whaley, of At-
wood, is visiting at Mr ,John Burguess
at present.—Mr RObt Yeo has re-
turned from Muskoka, where lie has
been on a shooting expedition. He was
very successful having shot two deer.
Continental Union.
Listowel,.Nov:21.—A Well attended
meeting was held in the town hall
this;evelling to hear the •q,lestion of
continental union discussed by !1.11
Elgin Meyers. of Wornuto, and 1) Mc-
Gillieudy, of Go 1erich. There was a
fair representation of ladies in the
audience The chair was occupied guy
Mr W (x Hay and the beat of urclw•
obtained throughout the meeting.
The presentation of the case by the
speakers of the evening was favorably
received by the audience, and at the.
close Rev Jaules Livingstone, although
not approv.in<g of the policy advocated,
paid a tribute to tine manner in which
the snbiect liad bleu placed by the
speakers, A vote of thanks was
moved sly Mr Thos hale, seconded lay
Mr•1radla'y, end both gentlemen, in
speaking to the motion,. stated that
they had received ne-w light on the
subject and had reoeiv, (l a number of
new ideas' which made them more
feeorabl,y disposed tower ds continental
union than they had hitherto bean.
The motion was carried.
HOLSTEIN BULLS FOB SALE
The undersigned has for sale on Lot 10, Con. 4.
Turnberry, four thoroughbred Holstein hulls, tants.
ing from 0 to 1s anonths old. The e above mentioned
animals aro all well marked and registered in the
Canadian Herd Bonk. They will be sold oheap and
on easy terms to suit purchas-ars,
JAS ELLIOT,
Breeder of Ilolstein Cattle,
ehaevale, Ont.
'll
M. PATTERSON',
THE JEWELLER
has removed one door south of his old
stand, in the store lately occupied by
HALSTED & SCOTT,
bankers, where he has more• room and
is better prepared than ever to servo the
wants of the public.
Watch this space next week
for the bargains he will offer.*
M. PATTERSON.
Weekly free Press
their meeting last week, after .the.,. • --slam -
business of the lodge was finished, A. FA11,14 AND 110ME
thefoliowingprogranime was presented:
Song, Bro C .D Doig ; rending, Bro I
Bell, duet,Sisters Brogden and Adams;
instrumental selection, Fanny '4'au
13ridger ; recitation, sister Surat.
Wallace ; address, 11re W stcL Doig ;
duet, sisters 4Voodmatt and Adams ;
reading, l3ro J H Lowery ; rending,
Sister Jennie Woo.iman. An itrvita-
tion was read and acet+ptt:d from
Sowuuarvi.ile noddle to visit them on
the evening of December 6th, when
the two lodges will engage in a friend.
ly debate on "Woman's Rights,"
John MeSerely, of Philadelphia, a
street oar (Iolanda, is awaiting trial
On the charge ofhavingbeen marriedf l'evan times. Haight of his wives ate
�.its the lather of nineteen
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Zetland, May Oth,
Wingham Saw and PlaningMills.
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