HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-01-06, Page 5Morris.
• GONE TO BEST.—Ono by one the early
,: settlers of Morris township are passing over
;.the River of Death into the portals of the
rent unknown, where the immortal spirit
Inds a home of happiness and peace and
;•.tlre•weary soul is at rest. On Monday
night, of last week, (20th ult„) Elizabeth.,
r 'relict of the late Wm. Anderson, passed to
eleer•reward. The deceased was born on the
,i lith of September, 1807, on the banks of the
. •Doon, Ayrshire, Scotland, near the town of
:•.Ayr, and consequently was in her 86th
y year at time of death, On the lat of Au-
,, gust, 1840, she left Scotland for Canada,
reaching Hamilton late in the fall of the
hsame year, where she was at once married
to her late huahand, whose spirit left the
elmortal frame on the 28th of April, 1878, at
t [the good ago of three score and three. They
at once left for Mr. Anderson's farm, situa-
: tied one mile south of Ayr,ola the boundary,
•;. in South Dumfries. They left the farm in
:,Dumfries in April, 1802, accompanied by
r:their young family of three boys and three
;•;girls, and took up a farm on the 4tlr cop. of.
. Morris, County of Huron, where they oon-
fatiaued to reside until death first took one
and then the other. The deceased
was confired to her room for nine months
I b'sfore decease, her principal eomplaint
riseeming to be old ago. She was a life-long,
:Presbyterian, having joined the church in
THE •WINGIAM TIMES, JANUARY 6, 1893.
HOwxCii:•
I'uBl ro Ex.tiviNA I0N,—A very suo-
cesstul examination was held in S. S. No,
1, on Thursday of last week, at 7vhioli
over 100 visitors and the following teaoh
ers were present, viz: Misses A, Eadie,'
Huntingfield; a, Kline, Corrie; Messrs,:
J, S. Hall, Carnek; S, A. Bremner, Bel -
more; ,f. Darroch, Lakelet; A. Thine.:
Gerrie, and O. M. Jones, Wingham. The
different classes were interspersed ,with
recitations, readings, .dialogues, song,
organ, violin and mouth organ music. In
the evening, a grand entertainment was
given. Tho school House was ,filled .to
the outside doors. The programme con-
sisted of recitations, reaclings,tdialogues,
organ, violin and mouth organ ,nrusic,
comic and sentimental >sont s, duets.
quartettes, and •eboruses, dumb-bell ex-
ercises and ,club swinging. The' teacher,
Mr. J. Hartley, who .is leaving, was pre•
seated with a beautiful rpresent:as.a•token
sof the.eatee2n in which sheds held by .the
people ,of the section.
liSootland in her girlhood and subsequently.
sawas:the first to sign her name on tlae Ilrem-
i,bersidip roll of what is now known as
'iThompson's church, Ayr. She was a
ifaithful Christian and an upright woman,
..always willing to extend a helping hand to
rthose.in need or trouble ' and was always
ilooked,np to 'and respected by those who
Auld the pleasure of her acquaintance. Of
ells falaaily, five ars left to mourn her loss,
v viz4.- 4Mrs. P. Forsyth (Ann); Mrs. G.
1Vlieir;.(liate) ; William and James, eiltl,of
wllornilive in Sullivan, Grey Q,oant3+., and
•Q.uiritiif on the homestead. The .youngest
(clatteghter..,Lizzie (Mrs. Donald McDonald)
il3idd inAugnst, 1880, aged 29 years. One
.brothen'of deceased is also living, .Quintin
illcBiieinwwho is 10 years her junier. The
;funexal•.wtts on the Thursday afternoon ane;
%WAS 1s44jgly attended, Rev. D. 1T1;1lei, el!
d into (:lflluroh, 13russeis, cotanlucthag then
: vices. 'ahs interment was fee Benssods
er ..
ceemoteey.
Bluevale
At the last meeting of 'the Blnevale
Orange Young Briton :Lodge, No. 243, ,tbe
'following officers were elected.: Henry
Robb, W. It.; John .Mathurst, D. .M.,;
Prank Higgins, Sec.;; James Peacock,
Tress::; Wm. Casomore,2ilin. Sea.,; Alex.
McGee, Chap.. ; Silas Johnston;, Dir. of
l3er; Conamitte—Men, Ed. Corydon, N.
Bolt, D. Johnston, Wm. _Miller, Wm.
.Plucker. .Bros. Stewart and Mathurst
audited the books and .found everything
+correct.
Huron Items.
The Great .Northwestern Faiir. Assodia
ition, of Godeliioh, ion winding tip their busi-
ness for +the:aeason,Sound ;that;they were
.about .0300 b.ellind on the ,season'•s .opera -
;times. •
At tClintoiu,,,ataay or two ago, •ilre'wife of
Walter Coats dead.a narrdw.esccepe'froni an S
.aediclent that.niight.have atesultetl .fatally.
Jmtthe cellar biro:old welts, width ,consider_
ablee,vater in nt,:and covered :eiilyiby;loose.
;boasils. Step/ding•ol onerof tthesendhe fell'
tthroclgh into the -water, but managed to,
ssuppol:t:herself ;until.Mr. Comte ,canto ,to
Ther .rescue.
,7..T., Goldthoilpe, Saltforir'e entorptising
nnerdhant, paid out ,about 02ili000 ,last••ftt i
for Lappies. '
1V]iissA. Heibem;,,n 15-yeal'eld .girl, ,and
a ip,upilaxlf the Gonuie;public school,tobtained.
the 'highest number;of marks iia the county
of Blum at the entrance exoammination:m:
Jub'i ,last.
Ties ,e.-,ectitors eel the estate;: (df the futile
Hon. :Ile G. Iloss, ho5Ilers of Pontiac county;
bonds ler 'ir100,000 ;and interest ;thereon,:
have lancet. all the 'areperty bolongingko;
the mmltdioiEpxtl couuciluulder seizntre for :the and Neu/talent leis radically cores IL ir+ 3
ee
debt. illniees the count:es creditea's,aocepi • �T t rltaliletut, ltl(rnv mysterion ous. It refit 2K/attat
saow dobentares in Menet clef their ?udgment.',,,,,ue•the ceruse of the disease laaartnedi:nttely
against epee :minty the ;sheriff eon levy ,disappear«.. The first dose greatly come -
taxes ont e,ratepayereelor:full anerenet,aaid alts. :d5 cents. Warranted et LYilistrtcn,lrea s
,snug store.
assts.
Goclerio1l.
The Western Hotel, Edward Swarts,
proprietor, was cotnpletely destroyed by
'fire on Mouday, at an early hour. The
'building was a Targe frame structure aud
,burned like tinder. Nothing was saved
the iumates losing all their effeete, The
re also
large stabler adjoining the hotel were e
•cousumed with entire contents, two valn-
eble horses were burued, The hotel was
•covered by insurance ; $1,000 in the Royal
1500 in the Wetiteru, and alse, in the North
.British. Cause of fire unknown.
Some time ago Mr. W. G. Duff, at Sea.
iforth, became a member of, or a subscriber
to what was known as The home Know-
ledge Association. Tiro membership fee
•was $12 and among other things the mem-
bers were promised that they could purohase
stationery, books, 3cc.,from.the Association
for thirty per cent. below regiellar retail
prices. Mr, Duff gave his note .for the
membership fee. Finding that 'the .Assooia-'
tion were unable ter unwilling to owrry out
their promises, he refused.: to ;pay the note:
on the ground that Ilse had snot reeeived
value for it. The Assooiation:brought a
suit in the division Court to;recover the
amount. Mr. Duffset up the defence that
the Association, not being legallyincorpor-
ated, are not entitled is sue in: this county..,
(rhe matter has been finally decided by
Judge Doyle, who sustains the point and
,gives judgment for the,defendant,
The nest Offer Slat,
We have made Arran gem ante •with.bhe
publishers of the "Falnl:l.y Herald aud
Weekly Star” that we are ,in •a .position to
offer the Tram 'Faintly Herald and Weee-
tly Startcgether with .bo esreist'Star Alman-
ac from uow until 1st of January .1894 for
51,75, The price of the" Fwnnntly liv:raldaend
Weekly Star" is $1.00 per year and the
Almanac 25 cents. This is a gtaud offer
.and should be taken aduai tugs of by .a
larger number of our reacher. T'hitoefler
1t to new subscribers us •wollae•old once.
V. H. t. tiler, of Seaforth„ spent New
° iYear7,s males l.is cousin, Wm. Bray, 3rd
Hine,-Oall s;;.TJ,bos. Bono and Miss.Basele are
tatvey ontoLaholiday trip to Wooclstook and
geonflon,••-fitsnuet Farrow,of Asblie1d tewn-
:dhi.}1,:, pentelis,holidays under the parental
emelt on:thakede—Chas Sheriff, of Taranto,
liar beelt:kdlidaying, for the peat week,
:among-ftiends on the 3rel line.—Iluf;li
]!'fosse, who eevent to Toronto sorsa,tiieae
ago die ha v.e Meet -milt benefittted,hasretur -
ed. Lilac npetxtien was performed veil,
sueeees11il1y.-4t:the annual school meeti ag •
in lb, •S .No.,fa, Wm. Bryaiis was appointed
taixatoefor therrsnaiang teran,Wm.Cochraue„ 11
the ontegning trustee,refusing to be re-elect-
ed.—tin uvminatian;day,the old Conneilwas
re-electetai3 b.y .ac,ylamation, as follows
Reeve, Henley Mooney ; Deputy -Reeve, C
A. Howie.; Couneireous, Geo. Kirkby, Jas.
Proctor and Samuel Caldbiok. 'A vote was
taktin, by sheer of lands, on a House of
Refuge, resulting.in 23 voting for the same
and 35 again:at,—X.:. ansl Mrs. A. Jackson
spent Christmas ea Detroit, with their
;laughter, Mrs. Leech.
Turilbeeriv•
DEP UTY-ILEET .
NO. 1. NO.2. NO.3- ..NO. 4. TOTAL'.
Cruickshank' 61 40 57 55 313
Thomson 50 53 51 33 187
Majority for Cruickshank, 2G
COUNOILLOES,
Mundell 50 48 69 66 233
Diment . 55 58 69 48 230
Gemtnill 35 48 69 53 205
Maxwell 56 64 50 22 192
The first three elected, .
For }lease of Refuge 141
.Against Rouse of Refuge 117
Majority for, 24.
The Council tuis year, therefore, wit' be
aA follows: iteeve, Win McPliersou, elect -i
ed by euolametiou; Deputy -Reeve, Wm'
Cruickshank; Councillors, Wm Mundell,
John Dnnent nud Win Gernmill.
The following is the standing of pupil
in S. S. No. 6, Turnberry, fof December.
The names are in order of merit: Fourth
--J. Johnston S. Johnston, J. Homutiss,
E. Wheelans, A. Porter. W. Campbell
Third ar—A. Hotnuth, 1:., Homuth, A,
Cowden, H. Hotnuth, F. li'yfe, M. Mc-
Kinnon. Third jr—N. Blackwell, E.
Mitchell, I. Honeuth, E. Johnston, J
Foxton, W. Porter, M. Duncan, H. John-
ston, '1', Wade, A. Mitchell, N. Cowden.
Second—F. McCormick, E. Hawke, W.
Mitchell. The average attendance for
A000mber wag 40.
J. J, W. •StarsoN, Teacher.
e resident of Renfrew„ dor •allo.udng•,his
soento stay uwuy from co)ort, was brought
before the magistrate Last tWodneeday and
fiued.85 and 02,95 aunts.
iDuriug 1892, 20,016 iarranii;rauts .arri Med
1n H
auitobaaccording .tike .tt tob
.at
the: provincial iuimt„J rati,mu tne,pttrtrnout.
,,The Methodist Youug People's ,Conven-
tion for Ontario will be held iti Toteato•ou
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HARNESS AND COLLARS.
Having bought Out the Ambler liarnesa leueit,ess fetid hiert,fld in itis old t ta114.,
am prepared to furnish the public with evet•ytltiiag usually kept, in a'hsree:is situ+
such as
HEAVY, LIGHT aud '1'RAC1C HARNESS,
NETS, DUS MRS,
,,
WHIPS, CURRY C011 b�,
k3 RU SF1.ES, SWEAT COLLiARS,
'TRUNKS, VALISES ttind
TRRAVELLING BAG'S, ate., art.
I make all my own Colleirs and guarantee eutisfaction,
Give tcae e, trial and 5 will use you right,
�''-_ s,._ _ .. 333 W i CD:
PATTERSON
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
7�IONT 0107 -1E -I AL Wit 4Z, IV
1 have just received a full supply of Cbriraanas goo(le, oousietieg of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE,
and Jewellery of all kinds and latest clesidus,
BIG BARGAINS From Now Till Christmas.
All goods bought f,,r uash and we can sa•11 as e n lip at t Ira 'thee met, nu,
(then per
Itepairkrag Peon:1141g hone and. Satisfaction Guaranteed
RarGive me it call
February 21, 22 and 3.
,County Crown Atturu.ey Y'.etereton, .of
Guelph, bats issued instructione ee'alitthe
Welliegtou county constab'len ipneeeuw•te
purtieteholding or participa.tiaai,+ia„ ;ridiles er
•other fames of chance, gawauhle•u;,> of tide
lase ri pti on 11ai ug become ,a evi:desplteatel
evil.
ill nomiTISnt Ounce IN A Das. -••Bradt
4inorinau ,ltheuInahe Care of lerloeues wtiesn
IT -WILL
PAY YOU BEST
IN THE END.
Mr. George McMillan, of i Iorrisburg, is
the owner of one of the largest pigs in Ca-
nada, yes, in the world. Only 18 months
old, weighs 065 pounds, 11 feet 11 inches
from tip to tip, girths 6 feet Si inches,
stands 9 hands high. Ile eats well, but. is
still poor in flesh. His . footprints in the
sand are like those of a cow. Five hundred
dollars were offered for hint.
IIS
or
1
FOR THE
E
ext Thirty Days.
MRS. HERDSMAN,
M PATTERSON.
NOTHING LESS
SHOULD S •1,'1! NF1
YOU.
Clever, Energetic Young Men and Women
wbo intend to quality for positions in Bonk•koening, Shorthand and Typewriting. should mite for
catalogues of both departments of
of CI-ATfIAll, ONT., established 1870. This institution is the peer 01 any busieess eoll•;;o nr shorthn,•d
leis I iu L'anadst.
toanyother• school of tht.. t
vastly superior
r Au:crioa and est uU
school i t Y
These ..re the advantages ewe offer: The two best penmen to U:utnda, the hest nud largest star, ,.
teachers, the best course in shorthand and typewriting, the best Cour.+u,n+ business training the best *sir,
of.roouts, the hest equipments itt every respect the best recon. for placing Its students in the h 1st pa,. t ,
positrons in the business world.
- Our college rooms occupy over 8000 square feet of space. We U Lythe railway Ltrr, of stmicnts coati,
,front a distance to the Iludt of ;8.00, ,hood board in pleasant homes for ladies at tell, gents 52 00.
catalogues of either department, address, D. McLACb1:a AN, Principal.
Will offer for the next
€ t ID _A S
Startling Inducements in
In order to reduce her large Stock, will sell the
same at and below cost for the next thirty days.
DOME AND: GET BARGAINS.
NOTICE.—All book accounts not settled before the 15th of February,
will he placed in other hands for collection.
MRS. HERDSMAN.
IMCCOMINON
WINGHAM MARBLE WORKS.
NM -W- FIRM
MESSRS. VANSTONE BROS.,
of Kincardine have bought the Marble Business of Mr T T tVateoe, formerly harried en by W Smyth.
Parties requiring Work in their line will do well by culling on them or seeing. Enc of their agents before
prtroltasing. Y6u will find our prices are away down, oar workmanship it unsurpassed. We will use none
but the very best stock and by square dealing hope to secure a liberal share of the public patronage. lir T
T Watson, Who has beth running thelmeitaeee ter the past year, wilt represent us on the road.
gall
.to see our stock and prices.
VANSTONE 1 EO5.
S GOOD
Jany lines at 50c. cin the dollar.
Oak drilled and I.Mher
GOOD
Porhos,
but plass Bt1:'
Aad Suiri;
am
HAMILTON
. DRUG STORE.
Central Telephone Exchange
Made
MANTLE CLOTHS
and SEALETTES,
All must be cleaned out if prices will
do it.
FLANNELS
Best makes in the market. Prices be-
low the lowest.
ea Made 01
Stock complete. Prices i _ ht.
0
iStakeo
We have the
Inside track and
Can give you
Every line we s
For less than
�'u➢.4
Our c®�.pet�.
If you d® not
Look at our.
Dinner Se1t3,
Tea Se'.ts,
Toilet Setts,
Table China,
Tea Pots,
Salad Bowls,
Fruit Set yrs,
Cuspdoir ens
Biscuit' Jars,
Flower Pots,
Cups and
Saucers,
Fancy Pati8,
Wine Gxa s 9 i,
Tea Pot Stand
Cake Pate.;
Celery Glasse,.
&c»
You will be
The loser.
We have the Long Boot at a short
price. If you see them you'll buy
them.
Call and see us.
T. A. MILLS.
_7
W. T. YAT
The China Hous
CANADIAN OFFICE, HAiNIL
Coal in . C ioMd
coni imera. ,
No intermediate >¢Iro
Write for' lioettt •
Special Aar , r.ntio4
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