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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-03-31, Page 57, Brussels, Next horse fair will be !held on April. 6th. The insurance companies interested in the recent tire in which W. Nightin- gale's store was burned, tltdia an investi- gative, or inquiry, last week, before A, Hunter, J, P. Rev. D. Briggs, of Toronto, preached anniversary sermons 'la the Methodist ohuroh in this place larnt Sunday, On Friday, the 17th March, William, eldest son of John Wynn, a well known resident of Brussels, dried, aged 25 years and 10 months. The deceased had been poorly for some years.and his death was net altogether unloolte l for. He was a kind hearted, good natured. youth who +enjoyed the esteem of all who knew him ;anal his early demise is greatly regretted. Howici1• Tire Howick Council met at Gerrie on the 15th of March, pursuant to adjournment. Members all present. The Reeve in the .chair, Minutes of last meeting read and ,approved. The Treasurer's bonds were produced by the olerk,read and decided satisfactory. ;Moved by Mr. Ferguson, seconded by Mr Doig, that Mr. Denny receive X10 as charity, for keep of son, he being an invalid —Carried. Moved by Mr. Graham, seconded be Mr. Gregg, that Mrs. Beaty receive it6 in charity, to be expended by Mr. Ferguson! --Carried. Moved by Mr. Graham, seconded by Mr Gregg, that the Clerk and Mr. Jamieson be :paid 1$1 for preparing papers, figures, etc, in, connection with bridges, said papers to be!laid before the Count] Council, also papers .for arbitrators on same—Carried. Tenders for the township printing were opened at one o'clock, and it was moved by .Mr. Ferguson, seconded by Mr. Doig, that 'Thos. Nash get the township printing .at $35.75, it being the lowest tender—Carried. Auditors' report read. Moved by Mr. iGraham, seconded by Mr. Doig, that it be ,adopted and 200 copies printed in pamphlet 'form.—Carried. Moved by Mr. Ferguson, seconded by Mr. ;(Doig, that Mr. Russell get 55 extra for caretaking' of hall and that he attend to -procure oil, wood, etc, and attend to the renting of it.—Carried. Moved by Mr. Graham, seconded by Mr. Ddig, that the Council do now adjourn to meet in 13rown's Hotel,Fordwich, on the third Wednesday in April next.—Carried. W2,1. DANE, Clerk. Mnvris. Tlue residence of Alex.. McCall, 7th con • . ,r TRE WINGHAII TIMES, MARCH. 31, 1893, The liseeents were valuable and use- ful ana were as follows :---Silver cake basket, Tllos, Campbell, Rat Portae: silver nuke baskets, Thos. Mathers; double photo album, morocco bound; John Bosnian, Rat Portage, brother to bride; set of silver knives and forks, Misses Belle and Martha. Roe; dish and two vases, Miss Aggie lagniire; lemonade set, Joseph Curtis and vjrlfe; dressing case and table drape, A„ Jfoian and Miss Jane Mathers; fruit dish, Mrs. J. Johnson; silver pickle cruet, Mr, and Mise Carson; boquet holder,, Mrs, Sheriff; set of berry dishes, Chas, Sheriff; whisk and holder, Mrs. 13x11; 2 glass pickle dishes, Archie Campbell; carving knife and fork and doz, silver forks, Adam Ma- ,gdiro,London; silver pickle cruet,Annie and Win. Elston; silver cruet stand, 3. E. Perdue; doz. table napkins :and book; Mr. Wm. C. Harris, one of Toronto's oldest inhabitants, and formerly naetnber of the firm of Oaldecott, Bur -1 ton & Spence, is dead, The New York Times Publishing Company, of New York City, was in-. corporated on Wednesday. The caapi- tel stock is $1,250,000. Joseph Tavenor,a native of Stafford, she has DECIDED ON CONTINUING her shire, Ehgland, who weighed 626 pounds died at Rahway. N ,, J Wed- nesday MR3: HERDflIAN Eiegs to announce to her numerous patrons that ; aged 60 years. Defalcations in departments of the ]Y[illiuery andMant e Northwest Government have led to the sespensiou of the chief accountant and postal clerk, i BUSINESS at her old establishment on Josephine an official report stating that 150 oases of cholera and 50 deaths frorn cholera •"Secret of a happy life,"Rev, 1. B,Wallwin are reported every week -in the govern- S and wife Stratford; parlor lamp, R. Cr. Ma- I ment of Podolia. attire and wife, Manitoba; 1 dez. table nap- The annual meeting of the Bell Tele. ` ,kine, Mr. Sum -honk. and , wife, 'Clinton; 1 pair window curtains, Laura and Telford Phone Company was held at Boston Sellars; pair lace curtainb, 1Vlisses Bella`Tuesday. The annual report shows net earnings of $3,311,674, against and Mary Fraser;' salt and pepper cruet $3,674,819, the previous veal, and perfume case, Mr.Munshaw and wife; ,silver butter dish, Dr. McCosh and sister; B. 'Wilkinson, Owen' Sound, has silver ()ream pitcher, Chas. Campbell and fallen heir to $1,000,000 through the ,sister; cheese dish,Harry,Bosman and wife; death of an uncle in' 'Eugland. A bed spread, John Bosnian and wife; silver further sum goes to his lirothear'in To - pickle cruet, Mr. Stevesonand wife; Clinton; ronto. , O .sit of toilette mats, Miss Stevenson; bed Mr M. McLean Hartland, cashier of the newest styles ;spread, Wni. IMIcClymontand wife; table in the Imperial Lean d Investment cover, A. McDonald; preserve .dish and ?; company, has been mysteriously mis- • doz. servers and towels, J. Lake and wife ; sing from his home in Toronto since Wingham, March loth, 1803. cake dish and i doz. goblets, M. G. Vincent Saturday lest, .and wife,and numerous ,gifts,lrom the home The Russian government has issued St., Wingham, UNTIL Full lines of of the bride. The wise man will hang to his over. •Mr. D. McDonald, of Seaforth, has been cost until he sees the warm side of the Queen's Birthday. One warm day does not makesummer, although one cold, orce cu.(' Mahe a good many cases of pneumonia. The Toronto day1'ght robbers were sentenced on Saturday last. Bennett was sentenced to fifteen years' imprison - Huron Items. ment, Wtn. Archer to ten years, and r -y Wroxeter will hold a spring show. Ed•/rad Archer to •t�bree yeas. Norris FARMINIY iv'L. S. P. Ilan, M. A., of !Goderiuh, was previously sentenced to two years. takes a place on the staff of the Walk- erton High School. G. C. Petty, of the fins of Petty iluros., Ileneall, ,has rented a rinse in Shoes coming three, and if she keeps on Sarnia to be fitted up for ,the pont improving as she has done the past year packing lousiness. Mr. Petty will she will make a world beater. supply his Sarnia store from liensall' Superintendent White, of the Can - canvassing this locality for the:sale of bind- ers made by the McCormick Company, of Chicago. It is a low down . machine, but .farmers are slow to buy, as they are not .made in Canada yet, and it is too far to get repairs clone from Chicago. NEXT. G DS and descriptions are • now in stock. gni is the place for you to get your Mr. Robert Wilson;of,Seaforth, has the ifiCiaArk handsomest young mare in the county of Huron so the Expositorsays. Sho was -�,-� bred from Charlisle and a Clear Grit Cp l I.1 owned by Mr P. 'Stott, of Brussels. K.+ 1,)•. D. Neilson, who for two or three adieu Pacific, announces that on June years has furnished the citizens of 1 there will be a complete revolution Seaforth with lacteal fluid, intends ;o• of the train service on the C. P. R., ing out of the duiry business and will end that the running time from coast sell off his stoat of cows in .order to to coast will be materially reduced. make stable room for a large nu`nlber A man from �l4ichi- of thoroughbred Shorthorns which lie Hall, has oa nameded a Oliver.iver.fsensation at Hills - burg. on Thursday evening 16th of NTarch, is irll,purtinn from Scotland. burg. He claims the farm of Peter the .seene of a gay and festive gathering, and. Alex. Thompson, of Erin, and the occasion being the marriage of Miss News Items. wants $5,000 to settle the affair. The Mary Jane, eldest daughter of the host, to The Irisi! home Rule bill will have claim dates back to events of 40 years George ;$peiran, second son of Luke Speiran., of Grey. The large circle of friends and acquaintances who where pre- sent, to ..the number of 100, will' not soon forget the pleasant and enjoyable evening spent. With such a large number of guests it would be expected that overcrowding might interfere with the pleasure of the evening, but, with the excellent arrange - Monts Made by the McCall family, there was nothing lacking that could contribute to the enjoyments of the occasion. The officiating clergyman was Rev. D. Millar, of Brussels. He has hacl a great deal of practice at such work and was not long in introducingtMr. and Mrs. Speiran, to the company. The bride was attended •by Miss Speiran aril Geo. E. McCall was groomsman. Showers of congratulations poured upon them and the large number of handsome and useful presents showed that the bride is regarded in• the highest esteem by her friends. A sumptuous repast was partaken of by all present. On Wednesday evening,March 22nd,about seventy guests assembled at the . commo- dious residents of Edward Bosman, a well known and highly reepected resident of this township, to witness the tying of the matrimonial bow between Miss Sarah L., the amiable third daughter of the host, and Robert C. Maguire, of Morris ' township. Rev. J. W. Pring, of Bluevalc, was deputize to perform the ceremony which lie did in first-class style. The bride was attended by Miss Aggie Maguiro,sister to the groom, and Misses Martha and Ida Bosman,sisters to the bride, were maids of honor. The groomsman wail- fleury M. Bosnian, brother of the bride. A. very becoming dress of green shot goods, trimmed with its second reading on the 6th of April. The official figures give Mr. Boston 637 majority in South Middlesex. person found with firearms or weapons on his person and not having a certi- ficate from a Justice of the Peace per, witting him to carry them, will be liable to imprisonment without the option of a fine. The roof of the machinery hall at the Chicago World's Fair is one of the greatest engineering triumphs of the age. It has twenty-two spans, 368 feet in width and 205 feet in height. The entire roof ,.was in place eight months after the contract was signed. A party of immigrants, 350 in num- ber, who arrived at Windsor on the 0. ship Naronic struck an iceberg and,. P. R. Wednesday morning, have been went down with all hands on board. prevented from crossing to Detroit by An extra session of Congress will be the Michigan state board of health. A. held in. October, it is said, to deal similar party which arrived the clay with the tariff question. previous was allowed to cross the river after being thoroughly examined. • Rev. W. T. Herridge, of Ottawa, ago. After the first of July next any Repairs on the waterworks conduit in Toronto have boen completed. ]Vest Luther township carried Local option. on the 16th fust, !•,y' 125 pin jority. For the fourth time in its existence, The Montreal Herald was completely • burned out on Monday night. cream silk and bows of ribbon was worn by the bride. She carried a beautiful hand admitted his guilt, and is anxious for a speedy trial. Dr. Gibson, of Clinton, has left for Ohapleau, having accepted the appoint- ment offered him by the 0. P. R. as medical superintendent at that point. The Newfoundland Le,sislature has repealed the Bait Lit, which restores to Canadian fishermen the privileges enjoyed by them before its passage. The Salvation Army of Canada in. where they will spend a short honeymoon, I tend holding :a grand anniversary and their take up housekeeping in then meeting in Montreal, extending front . new home on 1st of Morris, near Wingham. April tith tb 12th. It is likely that Rev. Thos. Spurgeon will succeed his .tither, late Chas. Spurgeon. It is now thought that the steam - has refused a salary of $10,000, from a church in tile. States. The South Huron agricultnral so- ciety has decided to adopt the system of having only one expert judge at its exhibitions. Grand 'trunk railway earnings week ending March 18. 1893, 5372,379; corresponding period in 1892, $370,- 210. Increase in 1898, $2,179, The summer meeting of the Strat- ford Tnrf Association will be held on June 6, 7, and 8, when 13,000 in stakes will he offered. Charles Hilton Davidson, the Bur- Burton for,rer, arrested in Mexico, has boquet of natural pink roses. The brides- maid was neatly attired in a dress of pink shot goods,with trimmings to match bridle's dress. After the ceremony tlio large com- pany sat down to a sumptuous repast pre- pared hi the bust style of the hostess. A very enjoyable time was spent by all present and many were the good wishes expressed for a prosperous voyage over the sea of life to Mr. and Mrs, Magaire, The ]sappy couple took train for London and oilier' points WIDE OPEN DIMOND TURKISH DY Full Assortment for Wool a Cotton, at HAMILTON'• DRUG STORE., Central Telephone Ezchang IMPLEMENTS. ' �1X Latest improved ; no equal or no sale. TOOTH: CULTIVATORS, FROST & WOOD'S REAR SINGLE APRON BINDER, -r� -r Tr, & WOOD'S 1s 0 T �i S iV _ d. T) D . -i�1" � ,'CV" RAKES, HAY FORKS,' PLOWS, Four different kinds to choose from, Frost ce Wood, Fleury (of Aurora), Hilborn (of Ayr), Teeswater and Twin Plows. Repairs for these plows constantly on hand. COLEMAN PIVOTED STEEL 'LAN ;/ ROLLERS, 31:11 :. ., - ,9 sass with or without Seeder. WHITE'S THRESHING ENGINES. Come one, come all and inspect the implements. Winghain, March Sth, 1803. Second to none. WM, GANNETT. M. PATTERS N, WATOIIVIAKER AND JEWELLER x ' I dpi , 1 have just received a fill supply of Christmas goods, consisting of WATCHES, CLOCKS, SI-,VERWARE, and Jewellery of all kinds and latest designs. BIG BARGAINS From Now Till Christmas. All goods Nought f•.r cash and we can sell a'a cheap at the cheapest and cheaper. Repairing Promptly Done maul Satisfaction Guarantee d X14 -Cove Ills a .till Walter Beaty, D. L. S . and Mr. MacRae, of the Indian Department, Ottawa, have practically finished their inspection of the telands of the St Lawrence River between Kingston and Cornwall. They estimate the slumber of islands as between 1,400 and 1,500. Toronto Globe; Roy. Dr. Potts has received so far promises of $510,000 in aid of the college confederation scheme. Of this amount $457,000 has actually been subscribed, leaving only about $53,000 to collect, and almost every post brings in part of the unpaid balance. It is believed that when the year's work is completed at the end of May all the $510,000 will be in hand. There is plenty of time, but it inay not be out of plate to mention the fast that an Act was passed at the last session of the Ontario Legislature for the protection hoes, which enacts that "No person, in spraying or sprin klir.g fruit trees, during the period within which ettcll trees etre in full bloom, shall use or cause to be used any lnirc� tura containing Paris Green or other posionious substance ,injurious to bees." The penalty for an infraction of the law is not leas than $1 or tnore than $5. M. PATTER SON. offinflogil CQPYRraHTe, *j ror information and fres Handbook writs to: MUNN & CO., 801 Uno.pnwer, New Ifni* Oldest bureau for securing patents in Amer livery patent taken out by us is brought bei the public bbyyanotice given free oof &]hge Lu' NA6estUftcc Amtvint Largest circulation of any soientiifo paper in world. Splendidly illustrated. No intelli�g man should bo without it. weekly .$ 1 vear;}�51.50 six months. Address MMUkN . C PuBLISIIBne, 361 Broadway, 2'cer Yori: eio WIN GHAM FOUNDR ;JAS. MURRAY & CO. Manufacturers or Laud Rollers, Plows, nGaug Plows, General Castings in Iron and Brass Mellott to order. One Champion Single Reaper, in 1? repair, for sale cheap. Several horses for sale cheap. JAS. URRAir & :CO, \Vingbaan, ake horn the Post Office, in ;haw, Ont! e. �+' e have the Inside track and Can give you Every line we S( For less than Our competitors If you do not Look at our Dinner Setts, Te a Setts, Toilet Setts, Table China, Teapots, Salad towlx, Fruit Setts, Cuspdoires, Biscuit Jars, Flower Pots, Cups and Saucers, Fancy Plates, Wine Glasses, Tea Pot Stands, Cake Pates, Celery Glasess, You will be The loser. i W. T. YATE The China gods]