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VOL. XXL ---NO. 1105,,
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY,. APRIL 14, 1893.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVAN
This week we want particularly to draw
your attention to our stook of House Puna
lusliings. Spring house cleaning will soon
bo uponyou with
all its its consegnottt worries
and trials and the good man will be expect
ed to take a cold lunch in a corner or
the wood pile, maybe, and must not seyt• a,
word about it, for "The house is just a little
upside down, you know." "Strange where
all the dirt, comes from, anyway. This
zoom, wants anew carpet, that window a
new pair of curtains or the hall a new oil
•sloth. To help you a little out of your
trouble, we eau supply you with all of these.
Our carpets, lace curtains, curtain netts,
art muslins and oil cloths, are all More. We
start lace curtains at 50 cents a pair and
are value, We claim that we can give yot
better value in these goods than any othe
house in the trade, as we are the on
Direct Importers. Ca11 and he shown
through, compare prices and values. Cai•.
pats cut and matched,
Shop eaely` i,ud secure prompt delivery,
This store Wein .at;seveu,
ORR, & HISCOCKS,
Direct Dry Goods Importers.
Ties Been, March 23, 1893.
Marriage Lieoases
Igesed by FaANIC PATERSON, No 23, Vic-
td'riai street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required. -
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LOCA "i`VNEW S
Oysters at Jas. McKelvie's, 35 cts. to
40 cts. per quart.
—Rev. E. Hughes removed to his new
l
field ef a bo
r n Wednesday.
—Farmer say that the fall wheat has
come throug the winter splendidly, and it
looks well.
—Mr. We 1in.ton Martin has removed to
Dunganno ,inhere he will open out a bar-
ber shop. e wish jiin success.
CAnxraor;s--=I expect to have a fine line
of Baby Carriages in on Saturday. Wait
for them. Prices low, at S. Gtztcsx's.
The rains f the latter end of last
eek, together w• h the thaw, did consider-
able damage to SI 'sins and a number of
cellars were filled with water.
—Mr. E. C. Cl 'ke conducted the ear-
-vices of St. Paul church, on Sunday last.
Rev, Mr. Wood 11 take charge of the ser-
• vices on Sunday ext.
—Hallos there ! Where are you goin
I am going to the Wingham shoe store to
boy my shoes; I get all rips sowed free of
.charge. J. J. 112cKIaabr.
—Mr. Richard 'P
.of this town, has p
etore in Harriston.
Wingham will wisl
ture.
ills, a former resident
rebased a boot and shoe
His many friends In
him success in his ven-
-Mr. Angus Mc uaig, of Lucknow, the
great square timbe man, was in town on
Monday. He had a very successful season
last winter, and is now shipping to the Old
.Country markets.
—Ladies, have your garments made by
Miss M. Johustou, Gregory block, opposite
the Queen's Hotel. Latest styles, good
work, always first-class fit.
—An exchange hi s the nail on the head
when it says ; • •osperous advertising
means regular, ntinuous advertising.
The newspaper is le natural medium of
advertising and th only one which is eh-
eolutely neceesary t business publicity.
...Nominations to 11 the vacancy in No.1
Waod, will be hold it the Town Hall, on
Monday, 17th inst. at 11 a. m. Should
move than one Candite be placed in nom-
ination, the election 11 be held on Mon-
day, 24th Inst.
—An exchange has e following sensible
remarks, which will .. ply to Wingltam
Tho quiet state of tr., le during the past
week has set many peo le hustling to get
the necessary money to sheet their obli-
gations. There are man people who owe
accounts to different etdr keepers who aro
well able to pay, and sho 1 d do so, and thus
allow the struggling mere ant to pass over
the drill season in happiness. For the next
few weeks very little trad • can be expected
from the farming comm isty, so that those
in town who can help ou merchants over
the drag should do so, hero ate nohe of
them too ries) to rant - money.
'4'lie World's Fair
relied now.throwing out big indueements,
but it is not ils it when it Domes to selling ,
ladies' fius,'bn,tt.;p slides for 95 cents,
E. H. Dann.
—Try Myers' Royal spice for Horses and
cattle at, Griffin's Grocery.
A- n additional wa ltcnso is being emot-
ed at the roar of Mes s. Smith & Pethiok's
hatrclwaret
s oto,
—Boll River, near Amherstburg, has of-
fered the McCormi Ice $25,000 bonus, 15
acres of land and ex mption from taxes to
put their Canadian rke there.
—A good girl wanted ; to do general
hosts vork. Apply to
Mus.Jonv MCLEA.;,
— Dr. Macdonald '11 shortly remove his
esidence to the lot just south of Mr. H,
Davis' residence, on C ntre street, and will
greatly enlarge and 1 prove it.
—Mr. John Currie, of East Wawanosh,
is a delegate of the C ngregational church
attending the meetin s of the Western As-
sociation in Guelph tl is week.
—The Clifford Expt ss comes to hand
enlarged to a six -c umn quarto 'sheet
The Express merits t success it is meet-
ing with.
—The Canadian Ord r of Chosen Friends
is duly registered, and y the recent deci-
sion at Toronto is tl e only order of that
name legally entitled do business in On-
tario.
I have a few Parlor Suites that can be
bought chap, for cash. Clearing out the
present stock. Call at S. GnACEY's
Furniture Rooms.
—St Helens Co respondence Clinton
Now Era ; Mr. A. rdon left nn Monday
last for Wingham, w ere he has procured
the position of lie clerk in Mr. J.
Hanna's store ;. Ad. ill be greatly missed
around here, re, bu t we ieh him success.•
—The Vancouver News -Advertiser in,
announcing the reviv 1 service in the Fir
Baptist church tiler , hardly put the case
right when it said. "The evangelist will
again preach this a ening upon the subject
'Tire Horrible Pit, to which everyone is
welcome."
—G T11, trains for Toronto' and east
leave'Wingltam at 6.35 a in and 11.20 a m.
via W G & B Division, and at 6.45 a
and 3.50 p m, :via Clinton and Guelph
Good couueations by all trains.,
—Mr. T. J. D lon,, formerly of the
cheese factory at BI levels, but now in the
employ of the Dom ion -Government, was
in town en Tuesday . He was on hie way
to Prince Edward I land, where he will be
employed this seaso in giving instruction
to cheese making.
—A social was iven by the Christian
endeavor Society o St. Paul's Church, at
the residence of Mr. Wm. Cornyn, on Mon.
day evening. The ev. E. W. Hughes and
wife were presente with tivo beautiful
rocking chairs by t1 members of the so-
ciety. Mrs. Hughes has been vice-president
of the society ever s nee it was .organized,
—Apprentices wanted at once to learn
the dressmaking. Carter's (late Prof.
Moody's) tailor system—only perfect sys-
tem of dress -cutting, taught to apprentices.
Miss Hodgson has resumed business after
holiday s and guarantees as before perfect
fits, latest styles, and good work. Teach-
ing tailor system a specialty.
—The License Co smissioners of West
Huron met in Clinto yesterday. We have
not got a report of tl licenses granted for
this issue, but wil give it in our next.
There were applioatio s for 38hotel licenses,
two shop Iicenses and wo wholesale licen-
ses for the license yeas 184E-4. The num-
ber of licensee issued 1 t year was 37 hotel
licenses, two shop and vo wholesale licen-
005.
—The Canadiau P ific Railway will
give its patrons the eh ice between laud
and water travel in re hing the World's
Fair. One of the Com ny's palace steam-
ships will be placed on e route between
(Mileage and Owen So id, anzl will Barry
package freight at first but will be jncreas.
ed if required. As tit Canadian Pacific
steamships aro among he finest afloat, a
good business is antial ated.
—Sean OATS—I have e limited quan-
tity of pure, clean, Golden Giant, New
Rosedale and Granette Oath, for sale.
Prices on application.
11. W. 1IA81rves,
Wingham P. O. Ont.
14'3nsT UONORE(MTIONAL Uxsnito t,
Weemureet.--W. 1:3.'Watson, Pastor. Ser -
Vines each Sunday et 11 a. tit. •ttid 7 p. rt.
Sabbath School and Bible Close at 2.30,
Prayer Meeting Avery Wednesday
at 6 p. nt., Christian Endeavor on satme
evening at f••Ir. M. All made welcome.
Seats free. Strangers welcome. Sunday,
April Kith. Services, orning subject
`'The First Gift of an d Tithe Revivals'
Evetling: ifeturned rasperity, Jou 42,-
1
2,1 to 10.
—Clash for good butter and eggs
Graham's market grocery,
—The schools in wn reopened on Mon-`
day last, after the aster holidays.
—Tho electric lig t poles hays been erect-
ed to the new pews house at Lower Wing.
ham.
—Mr. Thos. E. Valker bas closed his
butcher shop in to n, and, we understand,
he contemplates r moving to Michigan.
—Mr. R. C. Ste cling is now buying farm-
ers' produce of al kinds at the town hall.
Entrance at the est side.
—Mr. F. Wixs n, of Ingersoll, a general
agent of the Ma y, Harris Co., spent a few
clays with Mr. H. Ross, the local agent,
last week.
—A specialty in Picture and Wreath
Framing. Large new stock of mouldings.
Also a fine lot of beautiful Pictures just to
stand. Don't buy until you Call at.
13, f1zaaoa;&'3e
at It A
• —Tho Chicago lade, New York Police
Gazette, Illustrat d Times, Weekly Varie-
ties and Wild Oat have been placed under
the ban by the et stems authorities. Any
persons handling hese papers in future are
liable to a find of 250.
—The General
terian church fo
Brantford in Ju
sioners from the
the church will
of the denomina
Assembly of the Presby-
: the Dominion meets in
t:, when some 400 commis -
different Presbyteries of
institute the highest court
on.
—For first -clues tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co,
Remember the place, only two doors north
of the old stand and between Ross' book-
H=s' and Pattersou's jewellery shop.
A meeting o the Wingham Board of
ealth will be h ld in the Council chamber
on Monday even g next, at 7.30 p. m. The
Board is compo d of the Mayor and Clerk
and Messrs. Joh Hanna, Wm. Robertson
and D. Sutherla d, with Jos. Bullard, In-
spector and Dr Towler, Medical Health
O cer.
--A meeting f those, interested in Iacros-
e was held on ondayevening i
evenn6n Messrs.
Cornyn Bros'. irnituro store, when a club
was organized t 'Ili the following officers :
Walter Veneto r , president ; Jos. Carruth,
vice-president ; . Dinsley, captain ; T..E,
Cornyn, R. S.; s, Chisholm; treas. ; W.
Fleuty, financial- ccretary.
Do You Wear Pants ?
If you do the proper place to get them is
at E. H. Dever's, made up it the latest
style, from $2.50 up.
—The illuminate l copy of the address
preseuted to Mr. C. Strathdee,,ltete G.
T. R. agent here, at Messrs. J. A. Cline
& Co's store, where those the subscribers to
the testimonial are expected to call
and sign this copy. The. work of getting
up this address wa entrusted to Mr. J. W.
Graham, of Bran ford, and he has done it
in a most superior nanner. It is a souve-
nir that any man should be proud of.
—On Friday 1 st, a one -legged tramp
struck the town. 1 e visited the Bank of
Hamilton and in isted on receiving fifty
cents at the hand of the Agent, Mr. B.
Willson, but was ejected without receiving
anything, as he appeared to require the
money to s apply his desire for firewater,
Shortly afterwa ds he was arrested by
Chief Bullard, a d on Saturday morning
appeared before the Mayor. He was sent
to Goderich for fteen clays.
—We have ba' the pleasure of a look
over the plans o Dr. Macdonald's block of
stores which he ntends erecting this year
where his press t office and residence is
situated. The ; look will be three stories
high, the front t. be of red pressed brick,
the windows an door sills to be of Credit
Valey stone. Th re will be four stores on
the ground flo. —two double and two
single. The sero . d floor will be fitted up
for offices and the third for lodge rooms. It
will be the handso . est block in town, when
completed.
—The first regul r meeting of the Huron
Veterinary Medical Association was held
in the town hall, CI ton, on the 5th Inst.,
with the following t r embers of the profes-
sion present: D. M.l ntosh, Prep.; J. E.
Blaekall, Treas.; •J J. Walker, Secy.; W.
F.Clark;J. Chesney: le, Miller. Mr, Black -
all gave a very inter.: ting oommuttication
which excited consi..rable discussion. The
meeting adjourned t meet in the townstall,
Wingltam, ,Idly 511 All members of the
profession are coral sly invited to the next
meeting at Winglla
;teat Drink and be Merry.
Yon can do it if you buy your boote,slioes
I and clothing at E. II,
—Mr. Ja% outfit has been confined to
his house for tl past week, with a severe
attack cic of rheun atism,
services are still being con-
sist church, by Roy, Mr,
Vltyte.
rd is cleaning up around the
t0 pieces of sward in iron
lave been nicely raked an.�
--Tho revival
tinned in the Ba
Moore and Mr,
--Chief Ball
town hall and
of the building
cleaned.
— Mr. Wm.
Wm. Fessant, o
beautiful reside
sant.
Slack has disposed of Itis
the firm of .Button & Fes -
co on Patrick strejt,to Mr,
— Garden Seeds by the o e and pound,
at Hamilton's drag store, o doors south
of the Post Office,
—Complaints atjs made that several of
the streets of tht
wood piles, lamb
authorities eltou;
plaints.
—The Toronto
have been appoint
Holmes estate, at
Holmes, the execs
Holmes.
town are occupied by
r, logs, &c. Tho proper
i attend to these come
•
general '''rusts Company
d receiver of the Beet &
he instance of Mr. Thos.
or of the late 3, G.
—HonsExsv's iITENTrox.—If you want a
Neat, Showy Bill, well put together and
attractively displayed, on good paper or
card, send your order to the 'IDLES. A
number of good cuts to choose from.
Prices reasonable, All orders by mail
promptly attended to.
—On Sunday ne t, Rev. G. F. Salton, of
Brussels, will pre ch the Sunday School
anniversary ser ons in the Method
church, Wingha . The morning sermon
will be to the
who will occupy
church. Collec
Sohool funds. T
tra will assist in
—Bobcaygeon
down to 10 cent:' a dozen, every ridiculous
old hen in the c untry is wearing herself
out in efforts to .11 the elusive nest. The
same.old liens si round like so many slum-
bering clams wh n eggs are 25 cents a doz-
en. Seems to b= a big opening here for
proper education
bbath School children
lie centre pews of the
one towards Sunday
e Sabbath School Orehes-
he morning services.
ndependent: Eggs being
ersonals.
Rev. G. F. Sal on, of Brussels, was a
visitor in town o Monday last.
Mr. W. Ware ; of Seaforth, paid Wing -
ham a business vi it on Monday last.
Mrs. Owen E. itchcox, the lecturer -
singer, was callin on friends in town on
Monday.
Mr.,Gillies, of firm of Gillies & Mar-
tin, Teeswater, wa in town on Monday.
Miss Burgess, Lucknow, spent a few
days with friends '1 town this week.
Mr. Wm. James, of the Standard, Blyth,
spent Saturday . d Sunday last with
friends in town.
Mrs. Robt. Mo'herson, of Bluevale, is
the guest of Mrs. s. hfcLaucltlin, Shuter
street, this week.
Mr. Wm. Button as at Brussels on Mon-
day, on business.
Miss Lizzie MoD. nogh, who has been
residing in Toronto or some time, return-
ed home this week.
Mr. Wm. Mallagh of Lindsay, is visiting
friends in town this ' eek.
Mr. Rowland Gor .n left on Monday for
Caledonia, where he las accepted a situ-
ation with Mr. Jas..i elndoo, brother a
Messrs. Robt. and M H. Mclndoo, of thi
town.
Messrs. Fred. Gue t and Jas. Black, o
this town, left on T =sday for Port Huron,
• where they will rasi
Mrs. C. Dallas h. been visiting friends
in Blyth during the eek.
Miss Maria Corny returned to Hamilton
on Monday, where : ho is attending the
Collegiate Institute.
Mrs. Birney was sitingfriencls at Ford.
wicb, last week.
Miss Theresa Gal raith spent the holi-
days with relatives : nd friends in Toronto.
Mr. Arthur Kelly who has been residing
in town for some ti e, has gone to Clinton
to worst at his 'rad
Miss Jessie Ifo Ipine, of Brussels, is
visiting friends in two.
Mr. Geo. McRay rrived here from Win-
nipeg, en Tuesday ight.
Miss O'Neil, of odorioh, was visiting
friends in town dub ng the week.
GOt ' e Best.
The public a ire too intelligent to pur•
cheese a worthiees article a second time, on
the contrary thy want the best! 1'hysi-
ciane are virtually tinatYin us in saying
Scott's Enirslsiott is the best form of Cod
Xi4ver 011, '
--Itev, John Moss,
the services of the 1
Sunday last.
f Brussels, conducted
resbyterian church, on
—Regular meed g of Court Maitland,
No. 25, Canadian a rder of Foresters, to-
n 'r it.
—Mr, A. H, Mus roveattendedthomc.ct.
ng of the Ontario ducational Association,
in Toronto, last we
•
—The Wingliam
the anniversary of
divine service on Sul
—Word was recei
day morning that th
desday night had tak
dam, and notifying h
to make preparations
ddfellows will celebrate
to Order, by attending
clay, 30t11 inst.
—A total eclipse of
April 16 in comparat
of both the African
1 A peratnoent featu
it will probably aft
solving the great pr
changes in the solar
—Any night aft
from seven to fourte
found upon our stree
if the boys fall into
habits 1 There is fo
Parents should see 1
doors before night fal
into better and trusti
ents will have reason
in years to come.
On Saturday eve
of Roseanna Mali
B. McKenzie, of
arrived here for inter
Mr. McKenzie. The
Sunday afternoon, fr
Mr. George hicKen
husband of the d
Kenzie was a former
and some members
buried in the cemete
ed in town on Thnts-
heavy ruin on Wed -
n away the Gerrie
ssrs. Hutton & Carr
o save theieelam.
he sun can be seen on
ely cloudless regions
nd Chi]ian deserts,
o in this eclipse is that
the best facilities for
lem of short period
orona.
r dark, boys ranging
n years of age can be
s. Who is to blame
ad company and bad
here for reflection.
at their boys are in.
; the boys will grow
r men, and their par -
o feel proud of them
ing last, the remains
nzie, wife of Mr.
uskegon, Michigan,
ent, accompanied by
unoral took place on
m the residence of
e, a br titer of the
ceased. Mr. B. Mc-
esiden of VW i
n ham
g
of the family were
y here. .
Bonus!
1 The "freedom
is occasionally
I guished men hi
`ing mark of app
they have rende
1 mark of honor,
Iin times past, i
It, carries with i
ation, and the
real advantages
does not posses
becoming the f
pitrations, wh
bloom, to ask!
of a much mor
There have be
Free land, be
taxation for ev
ities. Whatev
giving s'l'ay la
nothing and ea
Manufactories,
f the city" in a gold box
resented to very distin-
e olcl country as a crown-
nciation of the services
ed to the public. Bat this
vhatever it may have been
now chiefly ornamental.
no iminunity from tax-
Ider of it has scarcely any
vhich the ordinary citizm
It seems, however, to be
shion for commercial cot,
her in embryo or in full
a "freedom of the city"
real and tangible kind.
n recent instances of this.
uses and exemption from
r, are spoken of as possibil'
r may be the desirability Of
d which is at present doing
nit* nothing for the city,
it should be bo o in mind that this oast'
clone only byr, ote of the duly qti
citizens. Wit regard to bonuses, it she
be rautenebere that bonuses capust
given. There .or:nerly existed a slams.
the ;.Municipal Act empowering rnunicll
ities to give b nuses, Sub -section 10; t
tion 470 of th Municipal Act, R. S.
1887, gave alt s power. Bat, as Will:
found by e. re orence to the statutes for 3:t
section 28 of the Municipal Am
the provision is •xosr
ersfore be no buuusee, &&
rem taxation forayers,* t,
of the council can OW
ption, and after this the ea
wed for ten years, but when
•s have expired there isthe e
tie attention should be paid
sions of the law -.-Toronto .lt
coria number of "The Canadi
justifies the high eapectatit
the initial number, The as
ories arc exceIIent and the
In politics, are seltcrai thoug
ntertaining papers.' ttorn
ongley's,,, . ova Scotia
defene e recent coal.;
of hie go. Qjent: Alex.
P) "Br%.'', wr' Spade
and Itiilis
y" a car . ;. paper, o0ut'ahal
stive facts'end arguments,; t
. Stuart's "The. National Ste,
rly and philoeophio discus¢o
le future of Canada and of of
"Ontario's New Parham'
" by Frank Yeigb,'is beatitif
: and a second iiluetratec} art
J. Boll on "A. Famous Cana
te. Anne de Beaupre. "Bier
son," by Stuart Livingston,
bJ Castell
Y Hopluns, are w
d very interesting sketches
rsonal ideals. Henry Lye's c
to "Tales of Wayside Inns
taining. Two thrilling stori
ee Fives," by Cecil Logsdail,
et to West," by . Gertrude, B
rise the fiction. Among'
f. Chap atan'e Icing poems,"
deserves mention as.path
este narrative poems publis
recent years. "The Cana,d
overs a wide field, and its c
that no Canadian desirin
lit of thought in his owns
without it. Published by
'thing Co., Manning Are
50 per annum; single co
Act says th
There can t
exemption
thirds vot
years' exe
can be ren
twenty yet
of it. A 1'
these prov
—The s
Magazine'
held out b
cles and
ereditable
ful and
General
Mines"—
legislatio
Neill's
Reciproci
very sug
Charles
—a scleol
the probe
nations.
Buildings
illustrate
that by.J.
Shrine"
jerne Bic
"Balfour,
written at
life and p
tribution
very ente
"The Th
"From E
lett, corn
poems, Pr
and West,'
one of the
anywhere i
Magazine
actor is sue
follow the
try should
Ontario Pu
Toronto. 3
23 cents.
The regula
Board was h
Tuesday ev
Bell, Abrah
braith. In
Mr. Musgro
P rincipal's
attendance f
DEPT.
1
32
4
School Board.
meeting of the Public So
d in the Council chambe
ning lost. Present—Mes
in, Gordon, Moore and
the absence of the secret
e act Ain that capacity.
•eport ehorced the folle
r the month of March:
I1EGISTEEED. AVEItAOI;.!
30
40
54
53
55.
45
52
54
383
33
56
64
64
66
52
67
8 70
T.. al 472
T report of Inspector Robb was 'r
He r ported everything in good condi
and .i e teachers as doing good work,
1X. ed by Mr. Abraham, seconcledby'
Gaibt aith, that the report of the Inspe
be re ived, and that the Board exprtt
satisfa ion with said report --Carried
The .slowing= accounts weal th
dered to .;- paid 1—Dr, TowIes.,,Sim
.
$2.15 ; N. t 1eGregor, work, $3; W. et;. i
man, shee skins, 31.40; Geo. Mason,
plies, $16.: ; Alex. Ross, supplies, $12
McLean es Son, lumber, $4.66; Sm
Pethick; 4: 14; Coal for school, $30;
Stewart, 4 t
Moved by titre Gordon, seconded by 1:
Moore, that the °bairman and secre
issue orders .r the payment of toao
and other ofII. isle' salaries for the soon
March—Carr d. -
A largely si ;'sed petition front 11
payers was pr sented, asking that a,
be employed t teach music in the
After some d :cusslou, it tvt,s -leo'
leave the matt. ' over tttitil a great
ber of the neem ,ere of the Board
eat, The Boar, then adjourned'.
Cho ee. NOW `ro08, ,
Wholesale—Gordon & 'Wafntyra
condition to supply feu ilies or
*tali hew 'teas, et j'obbe'rs pri000;
the tiane to 9eeure tette.