The Wingham Times, 1893-01-20, Page 1li
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VOL. XXI.---NO. 1094.
No doubt you have heard that all
kinds of cotton goods were expected to
advance in pride. Such is the ease, they
have. But we were prepared for it and
our stook of White Cottons, Grey Cqt-
tone, Cotton Sh=rtings, Cottonades and
Denims is full and. complete, all bought
at the old prices and you aro to have the
full benefit, prices just the same as be-
before. We have a few odd furs left,
they are going at what they cost us. We
are Gelling Boys' and Men's Overcoats at
nettcost, and wilI1i»ive you underware
down low. There deli) ite 44 few remnants
different kinds we will ot say what they
are worth, wo will make la prime to suit
you when you see them..
We still have a big- demand for that
35 cent Toa, 31bs. for one dollar, 5 lbs
for one dollar and fifty cents.
20 lbs granulated sugar for the dollar.
22 lbs of coffee sugar for the dollar. 24
lbs ot brown sugar for the dollar.
oRR & H ISCOCKS,
Direct Iinporters,
The BEAD. Jan. 19th, 1893.
WINGHAIVI, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1893,
—The members o Anchor of hope lodge
will bear in mind tl t a lodge meeting will
be I Id to -night, (F y.)
r. .A, Sebaati n has opened out a
arber shop, in th op lately occupied
by Mr. W. Martin. Success to you, Alf.
—Cash for good utter and eggs at R A
Graham's market grocery.
—The Wingham
undor. It has put
becoming quite car
Cees Bro. Elliott --
-Tho members
on Monday last a
pointed the stanclin
journed to meet
this week.
--Mrs. J,
of her fur
reserve
ares'
Trues is not snowed
a new dress and is
lent. Continned suo-
lyth Standard.
tile new Council met
took the oath and ap-
committees and , ad -
Thursday evening of
in Snell, will offer the balance
trre for sale at once, without
private sale. Apply at her
e understa that Mr. D. M
rntiek, formerly of the Brunswick
house, intends leav ng town far Goderich,
where he will to e possession of the
Huron hotel.
—Try the .Eclipse for cheap confection-
ery. Best royal mixed candy for 10 cents
per Found, T C SramaNA.
—A sleigh load Orangemen, of this
place, drove over Lueknow, on Tues-
day evening last a d attended the dedi-
cation of the ne Orange ball in tha
Marriage Licenses place.
my
CI VVVII
-moo-
by FRANr PATERSON, No 23, Vic- Is ourself} a week ago td secure a licens
toria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses{ to exhibit his panorama of Jeritsale
required. e and the Holy Land, we told him the
requir• • . e_ our people were rather peculiar, ant
that he had better arrange to open wit
LOCAL NEWS Qoihat fl L uie
e, is in town, Rev. R.
I preach in the Con:
, on Sabbath morning,
--A large nu er of Good Templars
attended the dist lot meeting held at Bel -
grave on Wedne day of this week.
—The mornin express on the G. T. R.
from Kincardin was cancelled on Mon-
day morning I t,
—Bananas, first of the season, at Mo
Ke vie's Star restaurant.
Mr. Thos. Iker, who has bad his
teher shop o sed for a couple of
weeks, on aeaou of a fellnn on his
finger, re -opened n Saturday last.
Everybody st ds aghast at the enter -
us amount of information -in the Star
'manna of Mout -eel. There is a scram-
bleto get copies it.
-Wo undersi
formerly of Goc
livery business
will take posses
ind that Mr. Eci. Swarts,
rich, has purchased the
f his father in town and
ion next week.
.Oysters in the shell, first in LVingh•un,
direct from Baltimore, at MoKelvie's Star
restaurant.
—Mr. W. Lithgw showed us a letter
frim a friend of his Mr. John Olarke,whom
he has not heard o for over thirty years.
Mr. Lithgow will b :ve something to say ill
our next issue in rerence to the letter.
--The lecture in the Presbyterian
church on TuesCay evening last, was
fairly well attends d and the lecturer of
the evening, Rev. Mr. Jansen, of 'Dur-
ban), interested dile audience on the
subject, "Experietce ot Life in Holland',
—G T 11 trains for Toronto and east
lease Wingham at 6.85 a m and 11,20 a m.
via W G & B Division, and at 6.48 a m
and 0.80 p ro, via Clinton and Guelph.
Good connections by all trains.
--Clinton News-
, Yates; one of the m
tress men of Winght
lrtecord in Clinton of
been in Goderich on
attending the funerr
wife.
---The Gospel Tei
the Temperance Hall
fairly well attended,
livered by Dr. Macdo
and Rev, Wm. McGr
to diseontiune the ini
ent.
icord :—Mr. W. P.
at progressive busi-
m, met The News -
Thursday. Ile had
he snd errand of
of bis brother's
peranec meeting 111
on Sunday last was
Addresses were Ile -
aid, D. M. Gordon
ger. It Was decided
stings for .the pres-
--:For i1rst•e1ass tailoring and cheap
IAgents' furnishings, try Webster & Co,
• aetasember the place, only two doors north
of the old stand and between Ross' book-
tore and .1'atterson's jewellery chop.
—The January number of he Canadian
Hortieuitarist, gives a been fully colored
},elate of the Alexander appl , a full page
engraving of the Editor, pen and ink
tiketeh of his home, and a few of Maple -
hunt Fxuit Farm. Full ca 'codons, with
illustrations, ere given for making a gold
eterage lumen for fruit; s soneble hints
for xvomk i.1 fruit and fl eat garden, the
Apiary, etc, eta, L. Wool rton, Grimsby,
Ir Secretary of the Ontario raft Growers'
A.seocfation is the Editor.
—We are glad
Paster of this pit
K. B1aok, and wi
gregational chur
January 22nd.
—The iilustra d lecture on Japan, in
the town hall, o Tuesday evening last,
by the. Rev. 0. . Cooking, was fairly
well attended. he lecturer gave some
excellent views n the manners and Aus-
tomsof the peo a of that country.
—An exchange ays a.man is now tramp-
ing through the country with a prepar-
ation which he cl ims will prevent lamps
from exploding. Of course he is a fraud,
and the public s old have nothing to do
with him.
—SATURDAY NI HT BARGAIN COUNTER..—
Those who came o see us last Saturday
night understand what our idea of sell-
ing cheap means. Don't miss Saturday
night at 1i7. H, MOINDoe's.
—The next mont ly gospel temperance
meeting of the W. . T. U. will be held
in the Temperanc hall, on Monday
evening, January 3 th, at which the Re
S. Sellery will deli er an address. Fur-
ther particulars wi 1 be given next week
as to the program e.
—A. copy of the
of Tobtteco by mino
the hands of every
structions to ma
in this way the A
incntly to the notic
parents, and the
more effective in
aimed et.
ct respecting the use
s,!' has been placed in
hool teacher, with in -
e suitable comments
It is thought that
will brought prom -
of b h scholars and
it y thus becorne
accomplishing the good
—My stock ef fancy groteries is coin
plate. Fresh English peel, new nnts,
dateer eurrinits and pttre spices, at, Yates',
—We are pleased o note the evidence of
prosperity shown by he enlargement of the
Wingham Trains, wl 'oh now comesto hand
weekly a 48 eoluinn• quarto, printed from
handsome new ty . Winghare. has the
reputation of being good town, and Mr.
Elliott, ars his man friends here know is ..
man who is Apt to here of the commun-
ity prosperity.—Lis
—Men wanted to cutsaw logs and wooe. —.Z am prepared to pay the highest cash enent, and each selection q.
Apply to , MCLIMN cfc't3ox,. prine for all kende of fowl, delivered to rile tlie admiration of the audfenc
Wi h '
—Mr. W. Martis
shop to the Meyer
have more room a
to attend the wanl
ug J. , at my butcher Gimp, Fowl mast be drawn
has moved his barber i and well dressed. Trios B WALKER.
block; where he will
d will be better able
of his customers.
--eleney to load, at a low rate of in-
terest, on real estate. Apply to
Dn. i'ow> xu,
—The I3isbop of uron has appointed
Rev. T. R. Davis, of amnia, to the office of
rural dean of the col ty of Lambton in-
stead of Rev, Dr. Ar strong, of Moore, re-
signed. Rev. Mr. vis is a brother of
our townsman, Mr, I , Davis,
--We beg to rentd all indebted, either
by cote or book ac ant, to call and settle,
or remit at once, ! cl oblige
Jae. MURRAY & 00.
The farm in 1
state of the late
taining 100 acres,
on Tuesday hist at
Mr. Chas. Henders
road was the puret
was &2450.
—The Dominion
larged to a 10 -page]
page midis much mo
It isalso improved i
now ranks amongst
journals in the land.
increased prosperity
enterprise it has disc
orris, belonguag to the
es sold by auction,
the Brunswick house.
n, of the Bluevale
ser. The price paid
cldfellow has been en -
paper, with smaller
e handy than formerly.
other respects, and
he foremost society
e wish the Oddfellow
s a reward for the
ayed,
on RAI:E.—Extracted honey, houey
b and beeswax. Prices on application.
le. SALTER
lery, B D, Pastor. Services every Sabbath
-at 11 a, In and 7 p tn. Sabbath School and
Bible CIESH at 2.80 p •General Prayer
meetiug every Wednesday evening .at 8
o'clock. Young People's Prayer Meeting
every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Sunday, January 15th, Morning subject :
"The SW of the Licen System."
—For the quarter, en
inst., the convictions b
the coenty numbered 7
strates 22 of these; Cli
others by individual
county. Six cases w
for treaspass, 2,1 for as
liquor laws and the r
ether offences.
the magistrates of
on magistrates 10;
magistrates in the
re for vagraney,-10
ult, 6- for breach of
ainder in various
—Ladiee, have your garnish Is made bY
NJ iris . Joh ustrin . Gregory block, teepee' te
the Queee'ii Hotel. Latest etym.., good
Work, always firstadaes fit.
—We omitted to n ntion, last week,
hat Mr. Nicol, of P t Elgin, had been
appointed as GTRIDI HDIt agent here, eq
successor to Mr, A C. Strathdee.
Nicol arz ivecl on Se urday week -and 4,14.
sumed his duties th Monday following
Mr. Nicol ie not Ott ether a etranger t
Wingbam people, h ng spent a mouth or
so beet), HOMO Year ago, while he was
filling the position relievieg agent on
the road rrior to a appointment to Pert
Elgin. The Trues exteede to Ur. Nino' a
hearty welcome to ingbatn.
WumtrAx.—W. H. Watson, Pastor. Ser.
viees-each Stuiday at 11 a. it. and 7 p. m
Sabbath School and, Bible class at 2.30.
Christian Endeavor op Friday evenings
in Church vestry. All made Welcome.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
at 8 le in. Seats free. Strangers wel-
yond." To youn 'people, "A young girl
Afiesionery." ening subjeot: S. S.
Lesson for Jan 29th.
—There ar number of busieess men in
tighern, wh , whenever they went tette
bill heads, • any work requiring a de
n, sena to some large city and place
ir order. hey do this because they
nk it is in ossible to get the work done
they WO. d at home and hence orders
Whole tl ng elsewhere.
there is nether way, however, which
will give th in as good eesults at less eost,
eta at the eine tijne keep the greater part
of the worl in oar awn town. The Grip
Printing a a Publishing Co., of Toronto,
melte plat from special and original
signs, will they furnish, snitable eor any
business, a smell cost. These can be
printed a he TIMM Officei and used for all
eebseque orders until a change is again
We ca te your order or you tan write
direct he Grip Printing and Publish-
ing Co., Oland 203 Young St., Toronto,
—The next meeti
Institute will be he
end and 8rd. The 11 directer of Teach -
ors' Institutes, Wrn
several addresses on
lish and allied ects in the poblic
schoole. These addr ses will be practical
in thole nature an be very helpful to
to teachets. the e ening he will give an
artietie analySis Ot tort poem. such as
Kingsley's "Three IP hers" or Tennyson's
"Droll Ilteak i" 0 ler aadressee on ed.
ucetion subjeets will given by the lead -
leg teachers of East drop, As these in.
stitates are now held it once 4 year, it is
to he hoped that all tl teachers of the in,.
opectortiee and many the school trustees
Will be Invent.
or
wel Balmer.
sig
of the East Huron the
DA Wieghttm, March
thi
RE
Houston, will give the
he teeching of Eng-
At the annual m
stip of Ternberry
held at Swarts' Ifo
the following officers
i pointed ; President
Vice -President, Geo,
Anderson ; Auditors,
Peter Fowler. Dir
D. McKinlay, R. Max
Dement, W. Isbister,
die and 0, W. Taylor.
of the meeting had be
the question of new gr
and discuss , but no
on as . At c
look foryetoundsommaIli t it
meeting f the board,
eting of the Town -
Agricultural society
I, on Thursday last,
nd directors were itp-
Wm. Maxwell and
tors, Peter Deena,
ell, A. Tipling,
Bryages, A,. Har -
After the business,
gone through with,
unds was taken up
nunds were settled
e was appointed to
report at the next
—An exchange re s to the nasty habit
of pitching out of the ok door a pailful or
dipperful now and t en of greeoy water,
and a handful of par gs and the general
avast() of the kitchen hioh breed fever and
bilious diseases. Th waste disappears for
the most pert of the oil, but that is the
key to the mischi f. The soil gets- full
After a while and f ients, and the hot
gun breeds gases wl oh surround end en-
ter the house. Th' is true not only of the
cheaper, poorer ho ses and careless famil-
ies, but well.to do inteligeut people who
have spots behin their houses saturated
with slops. In pulous towns no amount
of supervision e prevent a great deal of
filthy evil, hut i the country towns; slops
shouldbe carri out to' trees and poured
in small quant ies here and there, as fer-
tilizer. Trees vill4take up a large quanti-
ty of water an be .greteful for it.
—It pays to read , the local paper. It
contains mai important notices that the
public general are interested in. Aside
from the ne s columns there is always
matter of into st and importance in the
advertising col nea.4 Aeroen assigns; you
may be aacredt r; the local notice of the
assignee tells k on when to pet in your
claim. A not. is lost it is advertised in
the papers; wh it turns up in the hands
of the wrong ho der yon .are saved by buy-
ing it by the ruing. Horses or cattle
stray from Gel]. owner. An advertisement
is seen by the fi der and the lost is restor-
ed. Theie is so iething you want to boy;
s merchant's ad ertisement tells you where ,
to. get it; and s. the chain of usefulnees
continues link liuk. As a medium of
communication t is valuable and conven-
ient alikeeto ose who have announce.
ments to melte tad those who are interest-
ed in hearing hem, and it is above all,
cheap. Don't e without the local paper.
it may save y.• its price over and , .ever
again
prodigy, Agantreia by LW
execution, as was else
Carnival (le Venice, by P
gern of the evening, howeve
venir de Haydn. Each nu
ously encored and respon
violinist. During tee ren
was so intense that the b
jets could aistinctly be
pianissimo parts. The
Ethel ,Asmstrong, and 11
a beautiful though diffic
prodigy is a pupil of Re
he is justly proud of h
Scott has engaged the A
give a concert in the tow
evening, January 31st.
—The members of
to the number of about
a very pleasant evenin
ance hall, on Tuesday
was some euique featur
with; which tended to '
ibility of those present
of the seats, so aiff
custom, struck one on
afforded opportunity
sired to oliaoge his 1
cominoding any on
part of the program
ection of Mr. Mort
any apparent cha
pearance of the var ems performers with
out being annouric , deprived the naafi: o
which such social e ants to otfen bear, an
it was more like a evening at honnei tha
anything we have er attended in a publi
hall. Between t different musical acts
opportunity was g en to etigaere in eonver
enjoyment. .A. du tt with Miss F. Sparl
L. Sperling, was ell executed.• Mrs. W•
rendered. Prof. Scott, was in splendid
form and added t songs to a programme
altogether excelle t. Mr. W. H. Willis'
contribution was I, ell reeeived, he sang a
solo with good e at. Intersperced with
these were four n mbers by the Winghaan
chestra' An overture,
'The Grenadiers,' two °ratio selections,
one from The Be vox Student, the other
from Olivette and orne back to Erin. The
improvement the the orchestra has lately
made is very m •ked and its rendition of
he difficult mu le attempted was very
fine, and could n t be easily improved. Mr.
Morton and his rehestra are to be con -
night.
Si A YEAR IN ADVANC
increased
for the lit tie
as faultless
old popular
garanni, The
ber was vigor -
ea to by the
ring the silence
ruing of the gas
eard during the
violin duet by
.r Telgeman was
t selection, The
'Pelgernan, and
seholae. Prof.,
OVe Company to.
hall, on Tuesday
, and their friends
WO hundred, spent
in the Temper..
ening last, Their
1 ease the social -
he arrengement
eht from the usual
entering the hall,
or anyone who de -
play, without ie,
the absence of
A4
else. The musical
vas er the dir-
n, with the ap-
School Board we
ing last; Meath
Gordon, X, M
A, Galbraith, th
pointed chairma
suing term—Car
Moved by D.
Galbraith, that
chairman pro te
leloved by D.
Abraham, that
ed Secretary for
delved by D.
Abraham, that
ed Treasurer for
Moved by A..
Abraham, that t
mittees, be app
Gorden, Abraha
The following
Sutherland, tin
51.85 ; Died
Moved by D,
Galbraith, that
field & Son, be
.Cqtrimittee, to
f Moved by D.
Abrahaea, that
,NEoved by D.
Galbraith, that t
received and. ad
, guested be referr
s imittee, with pow
g The Board thei
ening Booed,
meeting of the
held on Wedneaday
s preeent, Messrs. D.
ton, Thos. Abrehaete.
m. Button.
Abraham, secoreled
of the beard for the
Gordon, seconded by
A, Morton, be appoint('
—Carried,
Gordon, seconded. by
he ensuing term,—
. Gordon, seconded by'T.
B. Ferguson, be appoint- ;1
the ensuing term,—Car-
albraith, seconded by T.
rton, iititten and Moore.
and Meyer.
mounts were read :
1
postage and stationary,
, Pardon, seconded by A.
he account of jas. Duf,.
referred to the Finance
ort at next meeting.—
the accounts of Messrs.
obertson be paid.—Car.
Methodist 8, S. 0
—The Cong
try on Monde
well attended
exits, laa
very pleasantl
feature was ,ntroduced in the shape of a
lunch, which . he ladies were kind enough
to provide, wi ich added to the social plea
sure of those resent. The Christian En-
deavor, in c action with the chtireh,
sent ia a rase donee the meeting by their
Seeretary, k Idly offering to 4ake upon
themselves th ceretttking of the church
for the e /ling six months. The
offer was e
which it
feels 'highly,
are endeeiecir
egational church - this
a,nnual meeting in the ves—
the Oth, inst., which was
the members and eau', 2
amount of business was °
got through. with. .A. new 8
Not that Kind.
Scott's Emulsion does not debilitate tbe
mach as other cough inedichies do; but
u the contrary, it improves digestioe and
Free to Girls.
Our Girls Own Paper, a handsome 16 -
page illustrated journal devoted to the en-
tertainment .of Canadian young ladies, will
be sent free for three months on trial to
everyone . forwarding us at onee with the
names and address of live Canadian young
ladies or misses in different families, and
ur three-oent stamps to cover expenses of
The next issue of Our Girls OW11 Paper
11 explain how you can secure one of the
lowing elegant prizes without expense:—
genuine $200.00 setteskin jacket, made to
°opted +tin the spirit in 10
as made. The church In
eased that the young folks
fol
lug eolleotie
in aclaitione
opportenity
their regard
I—The for
ered by
ability, am
needs to co
son, the co
the twevag
lighted the
1 a heavy pi
iBut if WIL
expeotetie
: and eerie'
I With the
Iquo nit k
be 1111100 eeese to thepastor
his stipend, eleile giving an
his many awes and well
e of the meinbership to show
na sympathy Ivith his work.
wing is from the Owen Sound
" Which WAS excelleetly ren -
.r Telgeman, pianist, whose
ng the citizens of this place
milt. In Miss Allan V. jack -
pony hes au eloeutionist above
and each of het entunbers de-
udience. Her Allay was best
n the scene erom "Leah" in
ortraval of the injurea Jewess,
ee, ,wits extremely well done.
n Little Ethel. Arinetrolig the
a of the audienee wore centred,
ly there Was nodisappointmeot,
Me of a 'Veteran and the techni.
oftener she handled her inatrue
order, a email gold watch with Catakine
olutin and elieent, a silk dress pattern, five
ofelook silver tea service, a gentile° diamond
peael or turquoise ring, an elegant work
box, a jewelry basket, metal and plush
ease, ent glass mid silver ink stand, silk
lined glove and hnnakerchief boxes, hand
mirrors in silver with bevelled edge glass,
and many other articles suitable for otie
yonng lady friends,
We want the names of young ladies now,
to whom ie can send sample eopies of Ws
elegant publicatien, You will be delighted
with it, Send to -day and addrese Our
Girls Own Paper, Toronto, Out.
Perpetli *AWL
Paper in es money,
Money IT' keg banks,
Banks na tes poverty,
rovettee ekes rags,
Rep in Oft paper,
Paper keg. money,
Motley eke§ banks.
Gordon, seconded by A.• ,
Principal.'s report be
ted and the matters re -
to the Finance Cora -
to act,—Carried.
The Best Offer Yet.
We have nutde arraugements with the
publishers of tbe "Family Herald and.
ly Startcgether with .he great Star Aimee
ao from now until 1st of January 1894 for
61.75. The price of the''Farnily Eferald ape
Weekly Star" is 31.00 per yeer and the
Almanac 25 cents. This is a grand offer ,
and ebould be taken advantaae -of
targer number of our readers. This'effer
11 to new eubscribers es ae old ones.
•
' piece are at pre
;relatives in Durhaa
= Miss Annie See , of Elluevale, is visit -
Pe
Blyth Standard :
visiting friends in
Wiuchester Pres
and bride, of Blue
friends in 'Winches
from their weddin
Mr. Arthur Coo
Miss E. G Young w
mghana this week.
: Mr. jos. Timnaina
ale, Ont., were visiting
er en their way home
and family, of thi
nb visiting friends and
Mrs. A. McLean
couple of days in
Blyth for th
a couple of days 11
ars. Jas. Me
friends in Iiiueval
were visiting at t
McLean, kit wee
Mr. Geo. Andel.
Miss Eqehart,
friends in town t
Mr. L. Runter
day in town,
Mr. jerry 71
Mise Jennie L
of this place,, spent a
uevale this Week.
r, who has been re%d
past few month% spen
this week.' e
Geddes, of tinetnew,
e residence of Mrs, A.
on, has returned. to town
of Exeter, it visiting
is week.
of Forawich, spent Sun.-
nnagat, left town en'
tion.
ng, of Detroit is isiting
her parents in,
Miss Clara CI panne of Detroit levisit.
Mr, los. And non, of Winnipeg, Men., is
in town this w , shaking heeds with old
Mr. A. Same te was in Walkerton on
Tuesday last.
Mrs. Alex. Li lis, was visiting friends in
Miss EftleM ellar, of the 3ra of Morris,
Was f iends and relatives iti town
this week.
Dollie
hes been
couple of wee
aceompaniea
town it few
Mr. Wm
Elliott, of this place, vt
g in Atwood for the
, raved home on To
y her muslin Mies
lsten, of Walkerton, vraa
this week,