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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-02-03, Page 5THE WINGI-IAM TIMES, FEBRUARY 3,1893? JOHN GALBRAITH'S WINTER SALE Still going on and will Continue up to Feb. 13, 1$93m Now is your chance to get Dress Goods, Prints, Mslins, Velvets, :Flannels, Tweeds, Clothing, Carpets, Beady Made Hats and Caps, at cost. We a ie doing this as our stock is too large and it will give as more room for Spring Goods, to arrive soon. �j I I •NES AND GOLLARS. Tiaviug bought out the Ambler klaruess 13ut•iniess tout strati d ire los t kr rt: i, um prepared to furuieh the public; with everything ueuelly Isi:pt lu it hareese h1 1 Buell as HEAVY, LIGHT and TRACK iIAiiNErSS, 'NETS, DUSTERSC•URTii' COM OS,W ti 1PS, I3Ii,USi].ES, Sv 1f AT DOLLARS, 'BUNT'S, VAL1S14;S lu tl T'RAY ELL INBAGS, ,ve , ae. SALE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. Come early and avoid the rush to JOHN Culross. (Intended for last issue.) Mr, Joe. Welwood, our Reeve, ''is sway to Walkerton this week to try the reali- ties of his office. Mr. Thos. Wilson, last week, solei in Wingham, a fourteen months said pig which dressed 477 pounds, and which netted him within a few cents of forty dollars. Mr. Alex. McKenzie is home from the west, being away about a year and a half. He reports the weather colder there than here, but not so stormy. On Sunday morning last, Mrs. F. Crowe presented Frank with another son. Miss Kate McKinnon, of the Queen's, • Wingham, is visiting her parents on the 2nd con. Mrs. F. Porter, of Goderich, is visiting at her sister's, Mrs. Robert Marshall. Teeswater News : We are sorry this week to record the death of Mr.Lawrence Meyer, which took place at the residence of his father, con, A., Culross, on Satur- day last. On Monday of last week he at a sawing -bee on his brother's Whitechurch. While attending the funeral of the late James Sharpe, Mr. John Laidlaw hacl the misfortune to have one of his feet severely crushed wpile turning his sleigh around at the cemetery. The patrons of Empire Association, No 407, P. of I., appear determined to take advantage to the fullest extent of the bene- fits to be derived from the contract system. The meetings are held weekly and after every meeting orders for goods, varying in amount from ten to fifty dollars, are sent to some of the various firms with whom the Grancl Board has contracted. The association numbers more than fifty members, and the members aro still in- creasing. Bluevale Mr. and Mrs. M. Cosford, Miss Maud and Mr. Allen White, of Peel, are visiting at Mr. Frank Scott's. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, of Culross, were New %'cords in Our Language. Few persons realize how slang has ' who intend to qualify for worked its way into, our language. The words " bosh, " gibberish " and " bam- boozle" have almost a recognized place in our vocabulary, while " sturdom" (a prison), "chive" (a shout) and " cooter " (a sovereign), which were brought in at the same time by Persian and Danubian gypsies, seem most barbarous expres- sions. This is only another example of the influence that may be exerted by the whim of a few. It is the same sort of a whim that dropped the words "gal- livant," "flabbergast," "gab," etc., from elegant words and relegated them to the realms of slang. These' words have theyac strange ebe found in the verce y,b stand com- pany among the most careful old Eng- lish writers. The rule works both ways. What is slang to -day may be thorough- ly proper to -morrow, and vice versa.— Globe-Democrat, • I make all my own Collars and guarautee satisfautiou• Give me a trial and I will use you right. Vv• TOT • M. PA.TTERSON, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, WI NT (-1- .I 1 havo just received a full supply of'Christmae goods, coierietttls of WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, and Jewellery of all kinds and latest designs. BIG BARGAINS From Now Till Christmas. A.11 goods bought fur cash and we cell sell a: chose at ;he ilial l o' and cheaper Repairing Promptly Done and Satisfaction Guarantee me a call M PA'rl ER;:ON. IT WILL :lf���i NOTHING LESS PAY YOU BEST 0.11OULD SATISFY • - � � ,'��� IN THE END- Clever, Energetic Youni:; Men and Women LUS Oek finished and leather GO•DS refs, CtIt Ean Anfl hntiri$ HAMILTON'S positions in Boolt•l:coping, Shorthand end Typewriting, should write fcr catalogues of both dol artmcnts of DRUG STOKE!. Central Telephone Exchange We have the Inside track and Can give you Every line we sel For less than of C$ATHA:I, ONT., established 1876, This institution otthe her .neer glom,tIm.Idess Canada. uior slwrthw d r 9� xi pe �� oyos—r' school In advantages and vastly heparin? to any i Canada the best and larcc,t rtaff of u0' V n Ji�u� 31 1 y.7 These „re the adt•anta{;os we offer to ?gorse of bnslness training!, the best.+ntt,, • The two heat penmen stab Ends of Thought. Religion is no Sunday affair. Genius drives; talent ]S driven. Discovery is the pain of wrong -doing. • Hypocrisy is oil with pounded glass in visiting at Mr. Walter Rntherford's last it. week. You dein bet on the wage of a dog's Mr. Jas. Stewart, of Stony Mountain, tail.• What man can do and has done wo• II Manitoba, returned to his home on Thurs- ; man wants to. I d taking with him his newly married. Each of us, no doubt, is a crank to was home coin ay' farm, and after returning wife. We wish them.success and happiness the man we think a crani?. through life. The heart has nothing to do with the planned of being sick, and rapidly grew I making of "society "laws. worse despite every effort that medical (,mite a number from here attend the re - forth and on Saturday The wise man may be above his fel• skill could puts viva. tneetinge held in Ebenezer Church at low men, but he will not look down ex morning he breathed his last. Deceased was about 24 years of age and was well The first iron casting made m known and much respected in Culross and surrounding district, and his death. i VPiarton• What is supposed to be the largest load I America, a kettle, cast at the Saugus will be felt with the deepest regret by I of logs over brought into Bluevale was I Iranworks,in 1682, has been presented all who knew him. The bereaved family `drawn in by D. Patterson, with Duff d to the Foston, a lice of Lynn by S, E. Hudson, of theheartfelt sympathy of the en-Stewavt's team, from Grey, a distance of 1 Hudson tate or present. • Miss Hattie Anderson 15 them. visiting at I — ,First As:tevican Casting. tea Po fr ca al descendant o oma? :sinal owner of the cast- havo ire community in their affliction. I eight miles, on Tuesday. They were two( in„.Thomas Hudson owned sixty acres The Directors of the Culross Mutual Fire I soft elm logs measuring 2,200 feet. ny inet in ei,o town hall i Brussois. berg all present. President in the chair.. At a meeting of the official board of Brus- The minutes of last meeting were read and sels Methodist church, held the other day, adopted. applications the members refused emphatically to re- Reid—Kirkland—Pkat all app ' lease Rev.G. F. Salton for the coming year, for insurance be now laid before the Diree- believing that in the interest and welfare foie for examination—Carried. of that church he should remain for another Little—Reid—That having examined ten ear• As Mr. Salton had 'been invited to applications and found them satisfactory Itattenbury Street Church, Clinton, this ;January 18tL, the President and Secretary are hereby in- I action will of eourao,provent his acceptance Bower re tare and issue policies fort the wife of Btructod top 1 of the invitation, came—Carried, Little—Kirkland—That the Secretary get 600 copies of the annual statement of the affairs of the Company printed and mailed to members—Carried. Reid—MBKague—That policies No 1766, 1805 and 2021 be now cancelled and that the Secretary notify the holders of said policies to that effect --Carried. Arm4trong—IV.IcKague—That this Board I the championship of America and t do now adjourn to meet again in Teeswater i stake of $L000 or :62,500 a side. town hall, at 2 p• m. on the last Saturday The Provincial assets of Quebec amount in February. Atte. AIIA\IseN, Secretary. Ito ,020 580 09,71, n excess lof liabilities over 11' nickel', twenty-three years of I assets of 5623,641,346 28. age, died tit the Toronto Insane asylum Insurance "..---,,--- Teeswater, on 28th January, 1893. Mem- ofa land on the westerly bank of the Saugus river and sold it to the iron works company. He claimed the first article made and received this kettle, andh a .as half been centue centuriesVed in perfect through tion. SOI.N. FINN --in Brussels, on January 25th, the wife of Itir. Henry Finn ; a son. -In Brussels, on Mr. R. N. Barrett ; a son. Yrrrz rt—Tu Brussels, oil 8.I,.,itu y daughter. the wife of b1r. J. 1. i'epp IACQuz'.s—ht Iiiuloss, 011 January 28th, the`wife of Mr. Eli Jacques; a sur. MARRIED. GItAIsGru—Bit0wNizn—At the residence of the bride, ou Wednesday the 18th Inst, by the Rev T E Higley, Mrs Eliza Brown• lee, of Blyth, to Mr William Grainger, of Hullett. Wane—Sem-me—At St Stephen's par sonage, Gerrie, on the llth January, by Rev W F Browulee, Mr Orlando Wade to Miss Sarah Strout. t11ASON—SIFralinn—At the reeidonco of bride's father, Clinton, on the 28th Janu• William u , ary, by Rev A Stewart, Mr lV Mason to ou bliss Mary, daughter of Mr James L Slieto Triday from inflammation of the bowels. I for the education department by Messrs. I b •d. At the annual meeting of the share- holders of the Belmore Cheese Co. the following directors were elected: Messrs Peter Tariff, W. Lucas and G. G. Sang- ster. J. G. Gaudaur, the Orillia sculier, has issued a challenge to row any man for • u chore, the best autres m shorthand and typewriting, best the bet 3y O, �1'l. do not gems, the best equipments in every respect, the recent for Piecing its students in the eget pat ing conung-r- yjl ?:Ouns in the rooms ivopies. a �® 9 a c our Our college to the limit of $8 00.000oodtboard itoitplleasant thomt es for undies railway faro ogenti $2, 50. For 9 oat n distance to the e ""1 �- yti� tnlo;;ues of either departmqut, address, D. hteLACNLAN, Principal. I ••n..� magic �a, zil ants: DLit Hero B!ow . But everybody likes to buy in the cheapest market. It will .say you to visit! us this month. The season of stock tak- ing is at band, whin there is very little business going except that which is forced. The jingle of dol- lars is more pleasant to us than looking over a splendid stock. Will we •have the pleasure of hearing some of your dollars jingle ? Te t Setts, • Table � --. Y;.; Setts, :L; a l e China, Tea Pots, Salad Bowls, Fruit Setts, C.Cuspa Fires, Biscuit Jars, Plower Pots, Cups and Saucers, Fancy Plates, Wine Gla,sses, Tea Pot Stands, Cake :2 to:'9 Celery Glasess, You will be The loser. W.. T. YATES The China House. \Vl.ughtlj We will if you dive wisdom a chance to step in and influence you. We won't spring that old cheinut on you, "Big reduction to reduce stock." We simply offer you a chance to get some rare bar- gains if' you want them. Low prices on everything. Be sure to conte and see what we can do for you. Spoilt Ratio of ill Wool Blaokilrosktinisliali The text book on agriculture, prepared' On Oct. 27th last he swallowed a knife, fork and spoon, together with a fair-sized triangular piece of <glasF. He felt no in- convenience from the articies, in Inc stomach, and for the past three mouths has been wont to finish amusement for the 1 atiente by jumping Up and down to use a jingle.Inflammation, Mills and Shaw of the Agricultural College, itis been enthorizcd for use in the public schools in the State of Oregon, and it i probable that it will bo introduced into the iluelic schools of several other States. it is stated that the French Government wilt shortly send p eommisaion to Canada Montt—Knot -0n Wednesday. January 5th, at the residence of the bride's par eats, by the Rev, W. H. Watson, Me. Wm. Moore to Miss Maud, dan htor of M. John Kirk, all of Wingham. Our prices are lower than any other house in the trade. Visit us and we will convince you of' this fact. We give you a reduction of ten per Cent. off all your cash pur- chases in all lines except groceries. We give you 20 lbs. White Sugar for $1 ; - 25 lbs. nice Brown Sugar for $1, and several other drives. DIED. other p MeivtN.-•In Culross, on the 22nd Jaatt- however, \Viii secs vin, Melvin, daughter of r ea for the purpose of buyinguichot 1n the I gad 9 years and 18 days. finally eat in, and at the and be died soil. 1 Sudbury district. The French Admiralty, Giunteas-•Iii Clinton, on the 24th Jnuu- curios The cage edi, excited , mid 1 it is said, will adopt nickel steel armor for :try, Percy .john, son of 11r Joh Gibbing - curiosity among medical men, and a cost bar Warship.aged 21 years and 3 months. mortem examination :vas 110d, a We are showing American Car- pets in beautiful patterns at 30 per cent. less than you can buy Cana- dian goods. You remember how we cornered up the print market last season. Since the raw cotton has advanced from Go. to 13c. a pound, but we bought early and we can give you the same quality of goods as we gave yon last year at the same price. The patterns are all new. We can't replace then: when they're gone. Courteous Treatment, Lowest Prices, Nobbiest Goods, at A. M1LLS, Wingham. • •fie PEOPLE'S i,•, (CIF f l4N' ' lle,ba Nt38.) A Ii1D 1N H : IMILTON Rey. C tzar ► , sold d COUsCSh13 . * . for Pr Nr '--4 it tttintlen%ilh'en to t'•'a:4.'‘.s 1 .') EInbs.