HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-03-03, Page 8THE WINGIIAM TIMES, MARCH 3,1893.
9+ t 1 issued the first
} of w new magazine and
Metre, devot- to politic*, science,
likoivature, an known as "The
Magazine." t is to be publish-
tby the Chita io Publishing Co.,
11 setelP tny. Mr. i , Gordon Mowat
s 00.45*) is the .• 'tor. The list of
bntors inoludes iva y of ° the most
lower men in: Can Idian public life,
them kion. Wilfre l Laurier, R. S.
b M. P., A. MoNei 1, statesmen, and
11 number also of a is and graceful
vi on a variety of pop lar topics. The
It issue contains a good number 01
Mt. D'Altou McGirr hy, Q. C., M. I'.,.
with "Tho Menito a Public School
and Principal G nt with "Anti -
Sal Features of the ationel Policy,"
15f..3.I3leclietock i a well-written
ko.The Norsemen he Discoverers of
'•," attacks Cole .us and presents
at is new to mo : t readers regard -
Columbian disc veries and settle-
lan Ulla continent. Prof. Wirt. Clarke,
ty College, r'to thoughtfully of
trier and Manner " "In the Shadow
;$.r'Ctio" is the t' le of an illustrated
4311 • XIudson's +ay, by W. W. Fox.
trustratious are giod. The magazine
eimeet with tho cordial support of
oiltelligent Can diem' The snbscrip-
f 42,50 per anim . Publishers : The
Iwo Publishing Co. Ltd., Manning
Toronto.
'oI An Old Friend.
as? I3 Flauuagau, formerly with J
1u ,Y: Co, tanners, Wuagham, now of
qr, writer, to 0 E Williams, saying :
send me by express two bottles
%f pleatbiield's Healipg Balsam. I
9It0 best cough inedioiue I eaa get.
541d not be without it in onr family.
lure troy kiud of cough or cold and
nimeddate relief. 1 recommend it to
Id \Viugham friends and cannot
i hi .fly of it."
is biueerely yours,
P. B. FLANNAGAN.
1s1e at Williams' Drug Store, at 500
6ei
Huron Pos Offices.
towing is a st tement of the busi-
in the mon y order offices in
'iniot, and the r venue of " the res-
ostmastors i addition to rent
n OROS
It BEVER
wi,....:$ 405
bG , .... 590
412
rt ,... 1,570
501
:4 .... 4,655 1,332
1e4...... 704 265
ka.. 479
2,25'
.�. . 613
. 5,57/
. 766
n .,• ;'. �, 1,015
297
.:.. 4,907
35.9
a3 ., 4,531
hsa, . 987
04....., 796
MONEY INCOME
ORDERS OP POST-
E. ISSUED. MASTER.
558 $ 184
746 330
114 197
772 566
1,972 942
1,556
291
217
865
284
1,958
304
397
151
1,690
156
1,273
309
280
n
tN PERT
673
a , 4,146
n'......: 5,283
.... 5,593
..12,084
393
I,502
439
2,915
619
629
144
2,801
153'
1,977
574
464
209
2,024
1,461
2,640
3,975
ower Wi ghara.
1 wing is the report of Lower
'ublio school .r the month of
The names are put in the
0 Brit. 4th of as, Luke King,
Orval Mores n, john Currie,
later, Nell Beckett, Jessie
erne Maeda& 5, ]wank .hill,
ham, 3rd sen or, Jennie Day,
ie, Mabel Har ead, Milton
ea Cark't 8rd unior, ,James
(Alin Martin Eadie Welsh,
2nd senio , George Ansley,
okshauk,. inuie Campbell,
iellwood, Jo u Bing, George
1 girt Murdoch, Birdie Johnston,
Jennie ampbell, George
?deaden : 5, Hannah Bug-,
Campbe 1, Nellie Graham
on, Julia Linklater, Maud
sauces t reeu, rannie Gil
rebn.m. 2nd junior, Meliss.
a Phip• en, Rhoda Elford,
h, Ann e Novena, Charles
e Curl „Lizzie Eotter. v The
ce c using the mouth was
328
1,321
1,160
1,674
3,324
Vtu. IIARTLEV, Teacher.
toVSral c
wiz Lowry and family
their now horue in
n, M. A., was recently
terse of 128.25 by I noh
iu recoguition of his
Eor during the vacancy,
heese buyer, Listowel,
e from iris annual bull-
` de centres of Great.
pnrts very dull times
aitish Isles. Be will be
e usual when the cheese
ode to induce Messrs,
extend their fouudr�
T1XX;
Ur. )i .l)etwile
county, is viaitiug.
and Howlek, tide we
berry.
t Roseville, Waterloo
'h'lends in '1<'urnberry
6k.
Turuberry retepe, era. will .find the,
Auditors' report of tto account* of the
Township Treasurer u page three of this.
issue. From it they ill learn thelinen-
oial standing of the to uship.
Teesw ter.
Mr. George. Maurer formerly a mer-
chant in Teeswater, d d ou Friday last
at Woodburn, Oregon from "dropsy and
kidney disease. Mr. surer was highly
respected while a resid: ut here. He was
a member of Court Victoria, No. 52,
Osteadiaw Order of oresters, and his
widow will receive i1,0i0 from the outlaw -
mint fund of the Ord r, as well as sick
and funeral beuefits t the extent of about
550.
MY DEAR Tiaras, -1' ° Biggar ,folks can
say without a bit of b.. stiug that London
is big but Biggar is iggar, Now, sir, iu
this dismal winter Tether, I have no
heart to write up my rat trip to Newbig-
giug. The very tho ght of it smite to
inake you %od me th= Blue noses o1 Wes-
teru Ontario. So t en with your kind
leaye, I would crave > ace for some weeks
to ruu a parallel etweeu Biggar and
Edina, Scotia's day ug seat, where Sir
Walter Scott was boy', and where I spent
the happiest years of my chequere3 life.
This I mean to do omewhat after the
manner of the Welsh Huellen, who tries
his hand at a historic 1 parallel betweeu
Alexauder the Great t id henry of Mon-
mouth.' And this is the way it runs :
There's, a river in M co8ou and a river
in Wales, and: they are ike as my fingers
to my fingers, and th.re are salmon in
both, The passage necu s in a historical
play of Shaltespeare's ut es the book is
not at haed,I have to qu,te from memory.
W. Lrrncotw.
Gorri
A large crowd of the 1 ading citizens of
Wroxeter and Corrie :serubled in the
town hull last Friday eveiug to listen to
a debate between four lotted speakers
belonging to theWroxeter ud Gorrie debat
i lig' clubs, on the subject 'Resolved, that •
Britishconnection is prefe
atiou," The Gorrie ape
the affirmative. After
debate cf about two ho
length, the decision was g
the affirmative by only a
Wroxete
On Thursdsy evening of
Harris, wife of Mr Geo.
this place, died very sud
disease. She had been iu
during the daX.,,__The dece
78th year, sud was bother
William, George and R.•
Turuberry.
Mr. Henry Smith, of Br
chased the planing mill, al
its full capacity.
The Presbyteciaus are p
sheds in connection 'with t
The Young People's Lit
ble to annex-
ers supported
an interestiug
s and a half in
u in favor of
ew points.
last week, Mrs.
arris, sr., of
enly of heart
er usual health
sed was in her
of Messrs.Johu,
B. Harris, of
seals, has pur-
d will ruu it to
sting up large
e new church.
rary and Debat-
ing,Sodiety elected the .f.i lowing officers
DA a recent meeting: Dr. Fortune, presi-
dent; Robert Farrell, vice-president; John
Thompson, secretary ; David Rae, trea-
surer. •
Messrs. Wenger Bros. large flouring mill
in Ayton, tvaitdestroyed by fire on Satur-
day night last. Lass about 8840,000 ; dn-
sured for 518,000.
IMO
Bo1EtN. •
Peace/um- 'Cu Culross,on February 24th,
the wife of Mr. John Falconer; a daugh-
ter. -
GiiELLEw-1n Blyth,
t o wife of Mr. J. H.
Ginsox—In Morrie,
wife of Mr. Jos. Gibso
mn.Rtt
1'LEariva—mAnns—
the bride's parents, on
Rev. W. H. Geddes, of
J. Fleming, of Dakota,
second daughter of M.T.
Bast Wawanosb.
,MITA—,*memos-- A the residence of
the bride'sparents, Mo vis, ou February
22nd, by•Rev. W. G. Reilly, of Brussels,
Mr. Alex. Smith,to Miss ,lane A. Sholc it e,
both of Morris.
Fetuteu—Tnollso.:—At the residence of
the bride's mother, Hay, on February 15th,
by Rev, S. Acheson, Mr. John Flukey, of
EastWawanosh, to Marion, daughter of
Mrs. G. Thomson.
, DIED
InWingham,
(flANan._.
ary, Margaret Rankin
Richard Rankin, aged
months.
n February 19th,
Bellew ; a son,
u February 9th, the
; a daughter.
ED.
t the residence of
arch 1st, by the
Whitechurch, Mr.
to Miss Rachel,
James Martin, of
n the 23rd Feb -
daughter, of Mr.
7 years and 3
Nlcl/oz.-•In Morris, on February 16th,
David Nichol, aged 30 yea s, 6 menthe and
8 days.
STittcrni —'In Grey, on February 22nd,
Isabel Margaret Dunbar, second daughter
of Mr. Thomas Strachan, aged 20 years,
7 Months and 14 days.
]3Annfe- Tr, Wroxeter, on the 23rd Feb.
rusty, the beloved wife of Mr, George
Harris, er,, aged 77 years, 10 months and
23 day*.
WINC"HA,M FOUNDRY
JAS, MUitB Yak GO,
Maeufseturors el
Land Rollers, glows, Gaug Plows, etc,
General (Wangs in iron and Brass fur-
nished to order.
Ouo Cham ion Single Reaper, in good
repair, for mile cheap,
JAS. MURRAY it 00,
Wingham, Ont.
HOUSE AND LO
The undersigned offers fol
situated on Scott street, nt
Mrs. P, Burney, for sale,
rooms down stairs and a tar
ed and fixed off. The prop
terms by applying to M
or MISS THAREIP OALi3
FOR SALE.
sale the house and lot
to the resklenee of
he house oontains six
e upstairs, well paint.
ty win he sold on easy
. F. BUItNEY,
Scott Street,
AITU.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will
promises, Park Lot 46, W
ter White Boar. Terms—
with privilege of returnln
cep for service on the
ghain Town Plot, a Chas.
cents at time of service
or 81.25 If not so paid,
M. CAMPBELL,
Pro ariator,
AGENTS
Wanted—lady agents e
for The Unparalleled Ann
Worst*. Apply
MAPA;f STEN
ANTED.
rywhere to801icit cordon;
Imo health Corsets and
NS, Gest, .trent,
7 Manefleld street,
eientreel, Osea4a,
NEW BUT
H, ', LE,
Has opened a bu
oppoeite the Hurek
Fresh and cured
Give him a call,
HER SSOP
atioal Butoller,
her shop in the stand
bakery,
Beta always on hand,
H. G. LEE,
" TIMES"
A11 parties
for the "TIM
1891 and 1892
mit the ameu
money and h
be sufficient,
response will
.
UBSCRICERS.
o have not pard
8" for the year,
re requested to re.
at once. We aeed
e this notice will
5 that a general
e the result.
R. ELLiOTT.
Are determined to clear out the bal-
ance of their
I
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1
irro,...), )
Before stock taking, and in order
to effect a speedy ' clearance, will
give a
CASH MOUNT F
Think of it. Ten cents returned
to you out of every dollar. Every ar-
ticle in our shop is marked in plain
figures, and owing to the low prices
prevailing for all kinds of grain, our
prices are correspondingly low so,
with they above big discount, you may
have the. •cheapest goods in Canada.
Call early and get first choic.
GORDON&z McINTYRE,
The Anchor House.
edoeppialeipir ;leo
Ij if15lIltlliriiliilll!
M. H. MCINDOO'S.
H. McIND00.
CARPETS AND LACE CURTAINS..
We carry a large stock and more different
patterns and qualities in Carpets and Lace • Cur-
tains than any other house in town. Good,. Carets
and Lace Curtains have a lasting beauty, artistic
finish and gives a furnished appearance to the
room. Poor carpet gives its purchaser no satis-
factory results. Our prices for the good kind is
not much higher than the price charged for the
poor kinds by small dealers.
Come and see our' Carpets and Lace Curtains;
get familiar with them; find out our ideas about
Carpets; use our time as though it were your
own. Make selections at once, before the rush
begins. We will cut and match Carpets in a first
class manner.
1-1 UT P I ..
You will order your spring attire from us.
You will if you want the best for the least money
and becoming garments that will please in wear
and perfect fatting. Our assortment is very large,
comprising all that's new in spring styles. We
want your trade, and will get it f you know the
value of your dollars, and where they will procure
the most for you, at
G -EO. E. KING.
hat the P6opIe Say.
That our new Prin Ls and
Dress Goods are uhZe nicest
des:ig._ys ever shown in.
Wingh.E.Ln-] .
Call and see them before you 'buy.
Yours truly,
G-
1.11_
The
The PopuLia?
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Jo Store
This ace', ee
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for
ALEX. ROSS.
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