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VOL. XXI . ---N O. 1096.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1893.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVAN
No doubt you have heard that all
kinds of cotton goods wore expooted to
advance in prise. Such is the case, they
have, But we wore prepared for it and
our stock of White Cottons, Grey Cot-
tons, Cotton Sh:rtings, Cottonades and
Denims is full and complete, all bought
at the old prices and you are to have the
full benefit,, prices just the same ns be -
before. We have a few odd furs left,
they are going at whatthey cost us. We
are selling Boys' and Men's Overcoats at
nett cost, and will give you underware
down low. Tboro are quite a few remnants
different kinds we will not say what they
are worth, we will make a price to suit
you when you see them.
We still have a big demand for that
35 cont Tea, 3 lbs. for one dollar, 5 .lbs
for one dollar and fifty cents.
20 lbs granulated sugar for the dol?ar..
22 lbs of coffee sugar for the dollar.. 24
lbs at brown sugar for the dollar.
—Cash, for good butter and eggs at R A.
Graham's market grocery.
Tell me, ye intry winds,
That roup about us whiz,
Will not t1d kind of weather fill
Our bone with rheumatiz?
—Dry wood is ' ry scarce in town and as
high as $2.25 per ord has been paid for
twenty inch woo .
—Men wanted to cut saw logs and wood.
Apply. to MCLEAN & SON,
Wiugham.
—MY. Wm. Culbert of Listowel, repres-
enting Stone & Welli *ton, nurserymen, of
Fronthill, Ont., was • nvassieg the town
this week.
—On account of a snow plow getting
off the traolt,the C. . R. train due here at
1.35 p. m., on Mon, ay, was delayed several
hours.
—Oysters in the hell, first in Witigh•un,
direct from Baltim re, at eicleelvie's Star
rest urant,
A fist t mile sk
n the rine here, t
ji' tween Ii. Bond, of
of Turuberry, for
' 4t.! —On 1ilonday e
._. " Wroxeter young pe
After partaking of a
Hill's restaurant, th
home agrin.
Try the Ecli
ery. Beat royal mi
per eouud.
ing;ace will take place
s .(Friday) evening, be -
his town, and S. Elliott,
J a side.
ening last, a load of
ple visited Wingham..
oyster supper at R.
y retur to their
ORR & HISCOCI{S,
Direct Importers.
The BrAR, Jan. 19th, 1893.
Marriage Licenses
Dined by FRANK PATERSON, No 23, Vio-
toia street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
LOCAL NEWS
—Try'Myers' Royal spice for horses and
castle at, Griffin's Grocery.
—A. masqu ade carnival willbe held
the rink on tiesday eyeuing next.
—Banana first of the season, at Mc-
Kelvie's Ste restaurant.
—A recen nvention is a cradle which
rooks by clos work mechanism and at the
same time pl ys baby tunes.
—The tha
settled the enc
of Tuesday ni
again.
--Meuey to oan, at a low rate of in-
terest on real estate. Apply to
' Du. ' Loween.
ace entered upon its
k. The Bee is a good
e are pleased to know
las found it a financial
v on Saturday and Sunday
``w considerable, and the snow
lilt has made the roads good
—The Atwood
fourth year, last w
local paper, and
that Bro, Pelton
success.
—Mr. W. H. Wil
doeteaching of vocal ai
music. He has cla
For particulars, cal
place of business, n
eap coufectiou
candy for 10 ceu
T C Sreatere
—The Canadian Ke -rel Gazette,publish-
ed by H. B. Dono n, 58e 'Victoria at..
Toronto, the official organ of Canadian
Kennel Club, is a we conducted and very
interesting journal for all dog fanciers.
Send for a sample o
py.
—At the last reg ar meeting of Anchor
f Hope Dodge; I. . G. T., the following
officers were elected or the ensuing term :
Geo. A. If ewton,C. T Mrs. Geo. A. Newton,
V. T.; Ed. Sherman Chap.; R. Rogers, •M•;
H. B. Elliott, P. C. ; John Dodds, F. S.;
Miss E. Rush, Treas. J. Tennant, S.; Miss
M. Wilson, G.; Miss °Donald, R. S.
—My stock of fancy groceries is coin
plete. b'resh English peel, new nuts. figs+,
dates, currants and pure spices, at Yates'
grocery,
• —The editor of the Forest Free Press
has been the victim of ood thieves. This
is what he says: The ree Press will pay
5 forte conviction of the
editor's wood -pile
man who would
nean enough to cut
a reward of e
parties who raided th
Saturday night. The
steal from an editor is
his own hair.
—We understand tl
is has commenced the man, johns and Golle
well as instrumental 1 ward, have been eery
ses for boys and girls, the object of disqualif
and see him at his rat
milers for that ward
ar the post office. will take place at God
'a few weeks, unless t
seats before writs are
—The nibbler is the
store, runs his fingers
then goes to the cheese
and las a matter of co
crackers, and perhaps
his mind to buy a guar
feet and builder, of eaten up the profit of
n one day last week, amount. These Ohara
n hall building. A ing to business men.
It in that town this —For first-class tailoring and cheap
ebstch pleased with our IememberlEhle�placetonl
y`two Co, r &to h
1 its appointments. of the old stand andbetween Bbook-
etore and Pattersou's jewellery shop. lei MT CONGREGATIONAL
—The monthly G spel Temperance WerragAm.--W. H. Watson, Pastor. See -
meeting, under the au ices of the W. C. vices each Sunday at 11 a. it. and 7 p. m.
T. U., on Monday eveni rg last, was fairly Sabbath School and Bible class at 2.30,
well attended. The oh 'r was occupied by Christian Endeavor on Friday evenings
Mrs. (Rev.) Hughes, an the following pro- in Church vestry. All made welcome
gramme was splendidly =led out,after Prayer Meeting every .Wednesday
the opening se vices : eleution by mem- at 8 p. m. ie:res free. Strangers wet'
hers of the 'inion ; se ction by the or- ry 5th. Morning
—Ladies, have our garments made by
Miss M. Johnston, Gregory block, opposite
the Queen's Hotel. Latent stylus, good
work,always first-olass fit.
---Conductor Warms ey, of'the London,
Huron and Bruce, was off duty for
some time, sufferin from a brbken rib,
having slipped and ell at the Exeter
station.
—Mr. McCrae, arch
Tilsonburg, was in to
looking over our to
new town hall is to Mt
year. He was very m
town hall building in
--I am prepared to pay the highest cash
prine for all ktnda of fowl, delivered to tee
at my butcher shop. Fowl must be drawn
and well dressed. Tnos E WAL:u.u.
--Fifteen thousa d dollars are placed in
the Dominion estit 'ates to bo expended on
Goderioh Barber.
—A good smart boy wanted at once, to
learn the prtntitt;t business. Apply at
TIMER OviICL,
streets of the town
by haviug the pitch
—A number of th
have been levelled
holes ploughed in,
—Several druid
vened during the
have all been rep
g assemblies have con-
ast few weeks, and they
ted as most enjoyable.
—Fon RALE,-' treated honey, bailey in
comb and beeswt x. Prices on application.
T. �.. SALTER
P. . box 129, Wiugham, Ont
—"Ma," said newspaper roan's son, "I
know why edit. •s call themselves "we."
"Why ?" "So': the man who doesn't like
the article will hink there are too many
people for him o tackle."
t Messrs. Herds -
Councillors of No.
d with notices, with
ing them as Conn -
The investigation
•ioh in the course of
ey disclaim their
sued against them.
an who enters a
every sugar barrel,
and cuts off a slice,
se must have a few
efore he makes up
er's worth, he has
ore than twine that
ers are very annoy -
—The Rev.
Goderioh, has
pointment of
Huron, lately
the Bishop of
-Auc•ion ti
household ilii
on 9 turdav,
—Messrs. J.
Block, ',the p'
have placed a
trance to their
•
ark Turnbull, Rector of
leolined to accept the ap-
ral Dean of the County of
ffered him by his Lordship
uron.
e of 'a large quantity
itu're,oretbe market rem 're,
ebruary 4th, at 3 o'clock.
1'. DEANN, Auctioneer.
Cline & Co., of the S tone
neer hardware iterahants,
e new sign over
the en -
lace of business.
— Walkerton
snow plow. T
added a horizon
take the round o
become ridged in
has an improved style of
--Mrs. rs. F. Burn
for sale. See her et
column,
—At a special
Council, held on Fr
, consider the resigns
, Johne and Herdsma
1 Warcl, cotnmunicat
these gentlemen, ask
resignations. On m
ried, they were permi
resignations, and the
y has a house and lot]
vertisoznent in another.
meeting of the Town
ay evening last, to
ions of Messrs,Golley,
, Councillors for No.
ns were read from
g to withdraw their
ion • made and car-
ed to withdraw their
ouncil then adjourn -
ed.
—The superstition
being unlucky is
put i
the new United State
one side there are n
tions of the number
stars, 13 letters in t
eagle's beak, 13 margi
wing, 13 tail feather
the shield, 13 horizo
heads in one claw, 13
in the other claw an
the two words
bout the number 13
,to multiplied test in
25 cent piece. On
less*than 10 repeti-
3: There are 13
e scroll held in the
al feathers in each
, 18 parallel Imes in
tar bars, 13 arrow
eaves on the branch
thirteen letters in
dollar.'
'—The anniv
with tlttt,Win_
will be held on Sunday
February, 5th and Oth.
sermons will be preach
a, in. and 7 p. m., by R
D. D„ of Hamilton,
known a an eloquent
speaker. .On Monday ev
me ug will be held i
hurch. Tea will be
vices in connection
•esbyterian church
nd Monday next,
The anniversary
on Sunday, at 11
Mungo Fraser,
gentleman well
and instructive
ning, the an
the basem
erved from
oice programme
al music will be
u tter the direr-
hich, Rev. Dr.
lar leotnre on his
uding Egypt and
that Rev. W. H.
Rev. A. Y. Har-
inisters of the
ring the evening,
ons will be rend -
and members of
a
111
the old triangle has been ' cnolo . After the tea,a
al knife -bar, designed to of vocal• and instrumen
those sidewalks that hay renderer} by local talent,
the oentre. tion of •Prof. Scott, after
Fraser yell deliver his po
travels in the East, inc
Paleetino. It is expecte
Geddes, of Whitechurch;
ley, of Bluevale, and the
town, will be present.
a number of choice select
ered by the Quartette 01
the choir.
— G T 11 trains for Termite and east
leave Wingham at 6.35 a m and 11.20 Op.
via W G & B Division. and at 6.45.1}.•ine
and. 3.50p m, via Clinton and Guelph...
Good connections by all trains.
—Mr. John Gree
was at Goderich,
the County Couno
over the south b
near the salt bloc
—Ten persons i
county wards at til
County Council, ,m
are now county
$2439 to pay the co
these poor people fo
,' of Lower Wii)gbazn,
st week, and addressed
1 in reference to a bridge
nch of the Maitland,
e placed on the liet as
recent meeting of the
king 28 persons who
yards. It will require
city appropriation for
the year 1893. •
-It was decided,Iit the recent meeting
ail, that the Warden
petition of the Domin-
he Ontario Legislature
�. to the electors on the
nor traffic.
of the County Coro'
and Clerk sign the
ion Alliance asking
to submit a plebisoi'
prohibition of the li
—Capt. Wiggins
the Salvation Arm
command here for i
have been transfers
Meston and wife, o;
new officers here.
tnd Lieut. Keller, of
who have been in
ao past six mouths,
d to Goderioh. Capt.
Goderioh, will be the
METHODIST CCERROIi?, WINGIIAic—Rev 5 Sel-
lery, B D, Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at 11 a m and 7 p in. Sabbath School and
Bible Class at 2.30 p m. General Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. Young People's Prayer Meetiug
every Thursday evening et 8 o'cloolt.
Quarterly Ser.
"The Blessed.
life." Evening,
Sunday, February 5t
vices. Morning subjec
uses of the Christie.
"Regeuerattou. "
-At the last
campment, No. 47
ing officers were
term : John Gro
S. W.; T. T. Elli.
enahire, Trees; V
Dodds, J. W.
-w-Worthington
opens with a dos
J. A. MaoKnig
Young; A Fair
Him." When a
relative of the so
member of Brig
though not a favo
sicleredatractable
'Ttah's struggle
general amnesty j
by President H
eases a tinieII into
beautiful r..! t -at
photographs, admi
text. Subscription
once for Wo'tiiingt
per year.
eating of Minerva En -
I. 0. 0. F., the follow -
stalled •for the eneliing
es, C. P. ; Jas. Cochrane,
t, H• P. ; W. to, Brook.
J. Slioffreld,Scribe; John
s Magazine for February
edly interesting paper by
t, entitled, 1'I3righam
ketch by Ono Who Knew
oy Mr. MacHnight, as a
tilled • "Iiropl ,t," was a
am Yoltng's household,
ed one tts he was not con.
dung "paint." In view of
• sto.tehoocl, and the again," and the; uenedretiou, pro'
t grated to Mormons Bev. E. W. Ilibghes.
a.' Isom. this article pose -
UnUROit
cheatra; recitation, by Miss MsKilvery
quartette, by Mesdames. icier and Con-
nery and Messrs. Stever on and Flouty ;
mouth organ music, Mis Cora.Newton
recitation, Mr, T. C. Grel m; instrumen-
tal music, Misses Sperling ; uartette, Mes-
dames Elder and Conner and Messrs.
Stevenson and Monty ; acl cess Rev. S.
Sellory, B. D. ; selection, by le orchestra.
The meeting was then brough to a close
by sig1 ing "God be with you '11 we meet
unced by
st : and the numerousOpelt as Day.
n, reproduced from It is given to every physfciou, the form -
ably supplement the lila of S3.00tt's Emulsion being uo secret ;
taken at the 'I'*m:s but no suacessfttl imitation has ever been
Ii s Magazine, 42.60 oftereit to the public. Only years of ex -
s patience land study Call produce the best.
come. Sunday, Febru
subject: "The Most
Evening subject:
Chapter, S. S. lesso
Lord's Sipper atcloso
vice.
-•-Wingha n Tent, No.
Ineets•in Bell's hall, on tl
Thursdays in every inn
regular meeting, the fol4oi
installed by Sir Kt. Past
for the year 1893; sir Kt.
MoDonogh; 'Sir Kt.Coni., 1
Lt. Coin., J. Lawson ; Sir
Stuart ; Sir Kt. 1:! F. K.,
Kt. Chap., A. Wait ; Sir
Chisholm ; Sir. Xt. Serj., M
Xt. M. at A., T. Notterfial
M. of G., W. W. Gray.;, Six
G., G. I'hippen; Sir Nt. Se
Sir Xt. Pia., A. 1St. Irwin.
Precious Gem."
)hemiah Pirofr
for Feb. 12th.
morning sar-
—A fair but highly ap
greeted the Ethel Axingpany, Tuesday night. T
of a very high glass, Eth
ing the principal attrac
ished violinist and for h
The other numbers w
Miss De Greer has a v
and good appearance.
bens well. in finished st
Jackson, as an elocuti
average. Her numbers
ceived, especially "Our
is the style Miss Jackso
dr. 0. G. Telgmau, as
his part in " first-clas
quality of the concert
the house. Prof. S
credit for bringing the
should have more sym
the music -loving peop
over thirty of the subs
chase their tiokets
opened.
K. 0. T. M.,
first and third
til.. At the last
ng officers were
om. Chisholm,
1st Com., J. M,
.J.Neil; Sir Kt,
t. lt, II., W. 0.
Adams ; Sir
it. Phy., Dr.
J. Bell; Sir
; Sir Xt. let
1. 2nd M. of
•eciative audience
ong Concert Corn-
ea programme was
1 Armstrong be -
on. She is a fin -
r age is a wonder.
•e hell rendered.
•y pleasing voice
he sang her num-
le. Miss Alecda V.
nist, is abose the
were all well re-
hristtnas." This
should cultivate.
pianist, performed
style. The high
hould have filled
tt deserves great
ompany here, and
thy and support of
We understand
ribers failed to pur-
hen the plan was
u
The drawing f r r
for the Bray and N
ed as follows :
Hughes
Knechtel
Neelands
Dhisloy--skip
Taylor
Hanna
W. Vanstone
McKenzie—skip
Griffin
Nichol
Dr, Macdonald
R. Vanstone—skip.
Mina,
nks in the competition
�elends,medals result -
McLeod
Sutherland
Kent
Patterson—skip
Orr
E. Dinsley
Dickinson
Inglis—skip
The first match in
played on Tuesday
Kenzi.e',s,z•ink and Pat
suited iii 4favor of P
e
shots, th scores being
One
Wednesday eveni M
tween r. R. Vanst
rinks was played
favor of . r. Inglis' rinit
Dinsley' rink got the b;
ie competition was
est, between Mc-
erson's rink, and re-
tterson's rink by 7
0 and 13.
g, the game be-
re's and Mr. J. W.
which resulted in
by six shots, 3.
M
s
An old r•, end.
Mr P B Flannagan, "formerly with 3
Brennan & Co. tanners. Wingham, now of
Hanover, write* to C E Wilhama, saying:
"Please send me by express two •bottles
more of Heathfield's Healing Balsam. I
find it the best cough medicine I can get.
We would not be without it in our family.
It will cure any kind of coug'n. or cold and
gives immediate relief. I recommend it to
all my old .Wingham friends and cannot
speak too 'highly of it."
Siucerely yours,
. P. B. FLANNAGAN.
For sale at Williams' Dtug Store, at 50e
per bottle.
Per •naffs. -
itlr. Geo. Kerr, of reelnore, is visiting
friends and relatives n towu this week..
Mrs. S. M. Smith, .f Listowel, is visit-
ing et the residence f Mr. J. D. Sills, this
•week..
Mr. A. B. Gre
,Peterboro Iron Brid
friends in town last
Miss Lizzie Bis
troit.
Mr. John. Leslie, Winnipeg, Manitoba,
is in town visiting h s parents.
Brussels Post : r. James MCLauchlin
and wife and Miss tlaggie MoLauchlin, of
tvingham, were cis ting in town this week.
Clinton New Er - Mrs. Mathews has
gone on a visit to f fends in Wingham.
Parkhill Gazette Miss Ida Musgrove,
of Wingham, has c me to town and will re-
main with her bro her, Dr. Musgrove L.D.
S., as assistant in is office practice.
Mr. Alex. Rgbe son, and wife, of Col-
borne, spent Sum y with Mr. John Long,of
this place.
Mr. McKenzie,
days is town this
relatives.
Mr. Wm. Cul
few days in town
Miss Barbara
was visiting frien
this week.
Mr. Cozens, of
last week.
Mr. John Lenn
a few days in to'
Mr. and Mrs.
visiting Mrs Hu
T. Carruthers,
eat.
Mr. John Aik
Sunday with his
Mr. Walter Sa
town on Monday
Mr. and Mrs.
place, were visit
this week.
Gratiiyin . to Ail.
The high position ttained and the uni-
versal acceptance and approval of the pleas-
ant liquor fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, as
the most excellent laxative known, illus-
trate the wane of the qualities on which its
success is based are a.bundautly gratifying
to the California Fig Syrup Company.
Trio t3lolt
We are pleased toate that Master Geo.
Sills, son of Mr. .T. DIS*tis, who has been.
confined to bed for t ` r °,st few weeks with
a severe attack of bil us fever, is new con-
ve escent. •
dIrs. Dr. Towler, w o leas been prostrat-
l
kr •. with inflammatory 1 t'
.tre pleased to say,in
But little hope is h
ery of Mr. Geo. Bisbee
liver and kidney trout
months. Last week,
of the familyeetere sur
ing very Incl! tVorse.
Mr. Gerrande.l'ethi
again, wo are glad.to
fined to his room f
weeks.
Mr. John Loomis, who .has been ill for
some time with sciatica is able to be out
again.
aides, foreman of the
e Works, was visitingx
eek.
eo is home from De-
dents as this f
along the journey
that they do not
lowing is the add
To Ma. A. IINLAN
DEAR Teem=
ity of thanking yo
you have taken
We have ever foun
and anxious to
the value of the le
taught from Sabha
our carlessness a
caused1
you annoy
wonder whether
were doing any go
you kindly to for.
and attribute to
youth. We would
small token, not fo
as a memento of
have spent togeth
pray the Great Ile
he would bless y
Master says, "Co
on behalf of your eta
f Ashfield, spent a few
eek, visiting friends and
en pleasant mile
of life; the pity of
°our oftener. The
BS:
rt, of Listowel, spent a
his week.
McKinnon, of Ashfield,
s and relatives in town
o take this opp
or the kindly in
our spiritual w
you kind and obli
press upon our
ons as they have
h to Sabbath. No
indifference has
ice and ndyouwouldo
our earnest endea
; but we would
t the errors of the
he thoughtlessness
sk you to accept
its fntrinsio value,
the pleasant hours
, and we would.
.attire: Church, t
u aud:yotu'p until
up higher" Sig
s,
zzIE ELLIOTT,
5Ie MANU L,
RY MCILwAIN.
Teeswater, was in town
Me DEAR Truss,.
correspondent, is tie
one of close on a
Caruwath, my us.
was village schoolm'
a Biggar school boy.
use then seemed sot
boys to flirt lens or nt
141r. Clark is a case it
wan a teacbtug school
time iu the sixties, I h
much taste and feeliu
a well, whose perennia
the thirsty Houle; •f m
the ruthle t,
diver tett
et ere
r. Clark, my an
five of Newbiggi
villages Studd
eatrish. His fat
er all the time I
The school boo
ehow to encouS.
with the mus
point, for who
Newbigging, so
and him recite w
a piece of his atilt
flow had gladde
ity generation
le sgbsoiI arse
I pure wet
es. Long)
;.: Thont
x, of Morris, is spendiug
n this week, with friends.
ughes, of Toronto, are
es parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ower Wingham, at pres-
ns, of Luoknow, spent
merits in town.
Its, of Goderioh, was in
G. Sperling, of this
g relatives in Seaforth
razing
fore hie thne•arel ming
had charge of the vouu
were brutally murders•
The - est Offer Yet.
We have made arraugemeuts with the
publishers of the '•Family Herald and
position to
weare ina
Weekly Star"that� won by Baldwin in about .twenty mint
offer the Trans "Family Herald and Wee.- It is to be hoped that Ge rge will keep
r reurna laza, is, we ly Startcgether with le great Star Aimee I
fair way of ao from now until let of January 1804 for good record.
5 out for the recotty P $1.75. The price of�the"Family Herald anal Miss G. Salkled;of God,rioh, was nisi
a:
idtd,
in the Yprn
house, situated in a to ely mikes' ho
from the village, if my memory be n
y 'he devoted
etrti-� nut the
de His el
t i !mess.
teem
death. Wheu lying in t e coudeneet
the gibbet with its daugl ng.te
their waking though - .an ++ .
dreams, Mr., Thomson isited sthens
diverted their minds fro the gibbet to
Cross. With your kiod eeve, I mean
with Newbigging arose a startingepe
Ltructo
IR
fault. With pie
harvest vacation in fen
petrators of the foul
weee in time crowned...,
murderers were trice'
Blyt
Mr. Alex. Calder, who
rested in Grand Rapid
ed with embezzlement
Millen, of Blyth, was t
before the Judge et Go
cution failed to establis
the prisoner and he was
It is said that Mr. Caldet
ings against Mr. McMill
the arrest and prosecuti
The next horse and
held on Tuesday, Feb, 7
Revival meetings 'ar
Methodis church.
was recentl
y Mr. John
ied on Bata
rich. The p
any crime ag
threatens pro
n.
being Itela in
Seafor
On Friday evening,
rink was the scene of
race between G. 13aldwi
Mr, Devine, of St. Thorn
for the championship an
emery 27th,
ery interest
of Seaforth,
s. The race
e medal and
who has been ill of
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and should be taken advantage of by a Miss A. Gray was vi
at Mrs. Clark's this wee
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urprised by being Mr. W. eirey wee el.
stries by his class I on xond„3„ last
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