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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-09-08, Page 8THE WINGHAM TIMES,, SEPTEMBER 8, 1893, s: own G unoil. ¢' MCI 'DOO.. ` The regular month meeting of the Town Council was Lel on Monday evening last. Present -Mayo Gordon, Deputy - Reeve Broekenshire, and Conneillors Messrs. Ilomutli, Neel, fids, Dawson,Johns, Herdsman, McLean, E der. The minutes of last meting were read and adopted. Town Tretastuer Di aeon addressed the Council in reference to the loans due from Messrs. Dutton de Fes 'ant and Gilehrist, Green ca Co. He ask: for further instruc- tion in the matter. communication was also read from Messrs. Button at Fessant, Moved by John Ne • lands, seconded by John Elder, that the Town Treasurer take proceedings at once to collect the money due to the town fro the factories -Car- ried. The Mayor stated what steps had been taken to get James ohuston, who is at present in the Loud Hospital, into the Asylum at London. It is expected that he will be admitted o the Asylum in the course of a week or Mr. John Ansley granted hire for as Jobnetou to the t motion, the matter enders as to his acco A'petition was re- els of ratepayers, asking itclowest prices for same goods. The stock is sidewalk be put clow Victoria street from street and a four feet 'Victoria street to L The petitioners ha H. MGHIDOWS. subscription list. `k 191tl �9 Moved by A. Daws Tans Tans o1` 'run Towel. -al. II. Mc- pokes c-'e Really Made Mantles; words fail to jnetico to these royal goods. You must and see them personally, these wen- derttof the tailor's skill. These fine Wa- rted mantles, single and double-breasted, r trim -nod, in beaver, mink and sable, iso braid trimmed, with and without pec. Over 210 new styles to select from 'and prices from 54.50 to $30. You only 101 iassea to come and look to be convinced that re there ia.e 1leadgtiarters in styles and the sc rc.people to buy from. vii are itt Wpride g eourselves upon handling the a. greatest variety of Dress Goods, Silks, and rTriannings and of the best qualities, at the DRESS GOODS. Coll, 26 ft. 9 in.; 2, 0- 3, M. O'Neill, 27 ft. '3 step and jump ---1, S. 2, 3. Joues, 42 ft. 3 ie. 'in.; Quarter mile roe J. S,11tc1)onald; 3, 3. race --1, C. Frit;;, 2, A Vaulting with pule - 9 ft, 2, in.; 2 and 3, C. Fritz. equal, 9 ft. yards -1, T. O'Neill. Fritz; Highland Toronto; 2, G-, A. Me P. Riddell, Toronto; lander, without erns sou; 2, 7, Rattray, L London; Best dresse Hendrle, Hamilton Luokuew; 3, G. A. Best dressed boy Luckuow; 2, Geo, Galbraith, Loudon; win, Kinoardiue; 2, 3; T. Little, Lucke R. Ireland; 2, Wm Riddell; Strathsp land; 2, Wm. Ha high jump -1, J. A. Scott, equal; 1, R, lrelana; 2, Highland ffiug McLaren; 2, M breath, Loudou; years -1, Jenni Galt; 3, H. G light stone -1, O'Neill, 47 It.; Amateur race 2, A. McTavish don; Scotch wr Currie; 3, J. S. anew most complete and ready for inspec- fused to accept a3 'sting in taking James ondou Hospital. On as left over for pati- ne from a large number that a six feet plank on the north side of Tosephine to Minnie sidewalk be put along wer Wingham bridge. • about a75 on their .ADDITIONAL LOCALS. li --The Montreal tness says: Mr, utVan Horne's advice to wheat for a while is, otimely advice. Tlie pri elbeen reclttced to theatre caeveral causes, some of t rwbich are, beyond all d °The fiaancial disturbanc tatesis one of these. The lack of currency M. Gordon, expens as retarded the moving f grain, and has Johnston, f3.25; ansequently reduced pries in the west, weeds on streets, s.soon, however, as the t 'ice of wheat re- ing, S2. overs from the effects of orary causes, farmers sit • uld sell.. They port was adopted. i koulclnotholdwheat in t eexpecte tion ofa Moved by W. eatall further advance iu pi ces after prices by J. 3. Homuth, e recovered from the -scent heavy de- ed to draft a by -1 fee caused by a stiugen money market. oil to assume the Ire general course of beat prices for John street to earsbas been down\ ard, and there is ' Leopold and Wil t will take an up- The Mayor st, is greater than cited for some a ore extended and to assist him in is more universal, A. Dawson, seco Neelands, that as s pay in to the Town One Hundred dollars too at once proceed a niers to hold their the bridge -Carried. think, good and The Finance Coin e of wheat has mending payment of ent low figure by Wingham Electric e most potent of 00.60; Ralph Beget bt, temporary. It. Kinsman, layint in the United & Carr, grant to m u, seconded by John +n as the petitioners reasurer the sum of the Street Commit - d. lay the sidewalk to iittee reported recom- the following accounts: ight Company, lights, , work on streets,$;2.50; sidewalks, a9; Hutton 11 pond repairs, g10; D. s to Godericli re James Dir. Williams, cutting .50; Jas. Fleuty,. priitt- iese merely. tem- On motion, the Fivance Committee's re- Brockenshire, seconded hat the Clerk be instruct - w empowering this Coen - ane running south from Victoria, street, 'between Wu streets -Carried. ted that he had been soli - stance for Mr. Williams, eying hisrent. Movedby ded by W. A. Johns, that ion in the world's this Council grafi t Mr. Williams the sum ices are lower. of $3, to pay his ent-Carried. On motion, Ola ses 18 and 19 of the rules of the Council w. e suspended to allow the submission and p ssege of by-law No. 214, 1893. By-law Net. 21 ferning to indicate that Tord. turn. Productio ver, trensparation is per, commudicatio eT as n result .competi ttkets is keener and Canadian Mamas e'for September. The Canadian Magt ne for • September a strong number, of sueh variety, and obably as interesti g as any magazine blished eertaiulymo = interesting to Oana- ' tween Leopold a arts than any otlie•. The illustrations e numerous and exc:llent, and altogether e number is most et tcrtaining and credi- ble. Prof. Bryce on "The Manitoba hope Question" joi . issue easily with . Ewart, Q. 0., wl .se article iu a recent mber attracted niu h attention. Drastus mares. "L Whirlwi id of Disaster" as - es the financial t'ouble in the United e disproportionate d their industries. scion analis extra. ted in a 1pr)id nean- ited States banker. Over 6,000 per has a suggestive land games' at L The first of a It was the best g taken place in band of the Po and the Lucian es largely to h of the cities a e Australasian dep. nary nature are tr y Vortigern, a VI W. S. 81ackstocl fele on Criminolog phie series of illusti ivies, E. It. G. S.. n sand up the Me th, and is very er illustrated arti . Alveus; "Rem ," by Julia Sault Ste. e. "The Cere 0. F. Winter; quis; "The Sk h of British C berlain, three times and Council. On motion, 02 of the school boa The Council t ,1833, to open up lane be- d John street, was read eased, and adopted by the 0 was placed to the credit d. en adjourned. L'UCKNO 'S BIG DAY. Sex Thousan ' People at the High- la , d Games. GREAT FEATS 0 • STREN0TI1 BY CANADA'S C: AMPI0N$. . ns attended the High- Oknew, on Wednesday. thering that has ever ucknow. The piper's y -eighth highlanders w town band played In the morning ',Luck- defeated ,Luck defeated Walkerton acnes and in the even - rt was held. The fol - list: and Huron, 50 yards land over 50 years -1, Pilot," an amusing J. B. Hunter, Lu t know; 2, 1 . Paterson, lumbia Life, by A. F. Wingham; 3, VX Taylor, Wingham; ..; "Supper in a Sheol) Marches -1, D. B MoKay, Kintair; 2, D, her's Jacal," , y Linda Bill Colson' McKinnon, Tive on; 3 • (equal), 0. E. o bright stories of a number of MacKenzie, Kint: il, and D. McKay, Kin - s make up 4 number of remarkable tail; Strathspey . nd reel -1, D. McKay'; y and interest. Published by the 2, D. ,'V1cKinnon o Publisliin: Co. (Ltd.), Toronto, i 1-lelens; Stilt rac per annum. Bunter; Commer I J. D. Wright, i orris. !London; 'Highlan afternoon last, the McLaren, Saltto Robt.Bloomfield, 2nd 'Saitford; 3, Lent urned to the ground.' Shaun. trews --4, Mrs Bloomfield ted articles byWm. ntitled "Down the enzie," appears this interesting reading. excellent music. es are, "The Cornet," now lacrosse clu sconces of the West by two straight 'tatthew Moody, and ing a grand cone aerie Canal," by J. J. lowing is the pri ony of the Keys," by Open to Bruce "Roberts," by F. S. race, Sons of Soo Currie, 26lt. 3 iu. in.; Ruuuiug hop, 'Neill, 44 ft. 4 in.; 3, 0, Fritz, 40 ft. 10 -1, D. Goodwill, 2, Whalen; 100 yards . O'Neill; 3, J. Jones; J. Diugwalt, Blyth . Scott, J. sones and iu.; Hurdle race, 200 2, Al, O'Neill; 3, 0, g- -1, Geo. Murray, theson, Hamilton; 3, Best dressed High- euts-1, A. McPher• ndon; 3, 1?. Wilson, I3ighlauder-1, Capt 2, A, McPherson, Matbeson, Hamilton; 1, Ernie Murchison, y, London; 3, Hugh ack race -1, D. Good - Ray Little, Luokuow; w; Pibroch piping -2, Ham, Guelph; 3, F. y and reel -1, It. Ire. ; 8, F. Riddell; Standing )'Neill; 2, 3. Jones and larches and quicksteps- W. Hem, 3, Goo. Murray; uuder 18 years-Jeuuig° y Kelly, Galt; 3, II. Gal- Sword dance, under 18 McLaren; 2, R. Kelly, Ibraith, London; ,Putting J. Currie, 51 ft.; 2, M. 3, C. Fritz, 45 ft. 10 in.; 1, F. Sterling, Woodstock; Ripley; 8, I3. Boyle, Len- tliug-1, A. Scott; 2, C. J. cl)onald; Reel o'Tulloch -1, F. Riddell; '•, G. A. 112athesou; 3, Geo. Hurray .The are t tug-of-war was between the Sone of Seed. fid camps in Ripley and Underwood. Ri ley won iu two straight heats. STrnl. ace - lu the wife of Mr. EVANS. -Iu 111 wife of Mr, liobt CoLvxN-On th Mr. W. It. Colvin Hirai -In Quire Mr, and Mrs. taco r maBi rn••CAurn Morris, on the 3rd instant, Sterling; a son. th, ou August 25th, the BvanE; a eon.. 25th ult., the wife of Teoewater; a sou. 5, On the 27th ult., to Hill; a daughter. RILD. Ln. --At the Presbyterian manse, Pine Bever on August 22nd, by the Rev, John Mo] arlane, Mr. Donald G, MoBeth, of Asbfiel to Miss Mary Ann Campbell, of Hare township. VJednesda nee of Mr. ion, was gag the after eout tov field had g e Wall no q place. rom an of they o rayed, be by the 3, A. Anderson, St. ----1,1. Little; 2. 3. B. Tal travellers' race 1, ondon; 2, 13. Wilcox, fling, girls -1, Jennie 2, Nellie McLaren, MoMurohic,' Kintail; . McLaren; 2, J. Mc - Fail Fairs. Western at London, Sept. 14-21. North Perth at Stratford, Sept. 28-29. North Waterloo at Berlin, Sept. 20-28. Center Huron at Clinton, Sept. 20-27. Toronto Industrial, Sept. 4.16. Central at Guelph, Sept. 19-21. North Oxford at Woodstock, Sept. 26-27. Mornington and Ellice at Milverton, Sept. 26-27. Mitchell at Mitchell, Sept. 26-27. Great Northwestern at Goderich, Sept. 20-22. West Wellington at Harriston, Sept. 27- 28. East Huron at Brussels, Oct. 5-6. Wingham at Winghem, Sept. 26-27. Borth Bruce Union, Port Elgin, Sept. 28-20. East Wawanosh at Belgrave, Sept. 28-29. Hensel). Oct. 7-8. Dungannon, at Dungannon, Oct. 12-13. Culross, at Teeswater, Sept. 19-20. Morris, at Blyth, Dot. 10-11. Carrick, Mildmay, Sept. 21. Centre Bruce, Paisley, Sept. 26, 27. Northern, Walkerton, Sept. 20, 28. Howick, Gerrie, Oct. 7. Wroxeter, October 3, 4. ScoT'-McINTos -On Monday, August. 21st, at the reside • ce of the bride's father, by Rev. Johu i Intosh, of Allendale, Annte. Jenuette, s coed daughter of Itobt. McIntosh, to Jose. Dayid Scott, all of Ashfield. HILI}URN-MOTA the residence of tl e bride's mother, on v. Neil Shaw, of Eg- ae Hilburn, of Baden, essie, daughter of Mrs. sh, of Seaforth. Bal.- In Seaforth, at August 29th, by R mondville, Mr. Je Ontario, to Miss Catharine MoTay y 0�7J neLL. -In ekleicander Cam roptlis and 16 da HetrvrnsoN-Ill urday, Sept. 2ud, 35 years. MAttsaix.L -In 1 5th, Jatnes Marsh DIED• orris, on September let, ell, aged 77 years, 3 8. ,ast Wawanesh, ou Sat tobert Henderson, aged est Wawauosh, on Sept. 11, aged 24 yeurs. UN NERVEDS TIRED People and invalids will find in CAMPBELL'S QUININE WINE A pleasant restorative and appetizer. Pure and wholesome, it has stood the test of years. Prepared onlyby K. CAMPBELL & CO., Bewareofimitations. MONTREAL. :THIS IS A CLOCK con it a neighbor and Mr. ; Laren; 3, A. If lurclue. Open to the no for a load of wood,l world, best dressed camp-Mc0ritnmon e at homo when 'the i Camp. Tmdcrw. od; Cam» from the is supposed to hate ! hoibrLattic ; greatest distanc.3�--M:cCrimtnon Camp; use Host rle , ivied. Both henries : Largestnamp-+-B fume Jean,Rip}ey. Open 1 most of the contents to the world, tbi awing light hammer -1, eweij;hbors. 1'tirtiaTy .. 3, Currie,110, ft; 2, M. O'Neill, 108 ft; `3, 3. D. McColl„105 ft and 10 in; Tossing Maros Sew 'Teas. ' caber -l., 3. D. `McColl, 40 feet 0 inches; le --Gordon do McIntyre awn a. il, C. g, Curcio, 33 feet 0 inches; supply families or srsetetes' 3 A. Scott, 37 feet 3 inches; tier, at lobbotThrowing g 59p e.prices. N , to cactus your tow is • cued weight -1,1) J. D. etre. ]ttx. Joansxoss-In W ngbam, ou thelstinst., the wife of Fred J hnstou; a son. Panama --In Wi gham, on the and inst., the wife of David ringlet a son. HAr-In Seafoe h, on August 28th, the wife of R. S. Hay , (nee Miss Nan Shane;) aa sou* son.�,,,-...� Q--.,�......-.. The Forest City Business College of London Stands head and shoulders above the average business college for thorough practical teaching. College reopens September 4. Catalogue free. 3. W. WESTERVELT, Principal, DISSOLUTION SALEo ,.gym_... -._..a.. Tho partnership happily existing between the undersigned for the past six year's will close on the 8th day of September, 1893, by efful- genee of tirne, 'and, owing to continued ill health of one of the partners, cannot be renewed. Therefore, the An old Greek water clock was a most iugenius affair, but it was unreliable and far from a handsome article. What a change in 2000 years 1 We now offer you a most reliable time. keeper, in walnut, marble and enamel woud ; also the Wife's Favorite Alarm Clock, at bottom price, at J. R. MIJNSHAW'S, Maroon Block, Wingham. - HARNESS GOLLARS. .S. Having bought out the Ambler Harness Business and started in his old stand, am prepared to furnish the public with everything usually kept in a harness shop such as HEAVY, LIGHT and TRA -OK HARNESS, NETS, DUSTERS, WBIPS, CURRY COMBS, BRUSHES, SWEAT COLLARS, TRUNKS, VALISES and TRAVELLING BAGS, 31c., &a I make all my own Collars and guarantee satisfaction. Give:me a trial and 1 will use you right. Com-- A_ fir: a w TCN_ 4UNT9�'G 7� ABOUT $10,000, Will b6 sold wits oaf rosorve AND AT BELOW COST. As the goods are all new and have been selected with great care, this affords an opportunity of securing SACRIFICE BARGAINS such as may never again, be offered to the citizens of Wingham and vicinity. This great sale will begin on Satur.�1 ,'cif . f. j ` .; oG5OLL i And continue for 33 days. Please remember 33 DAYS SELLING AT COST, And in many eases far below cost. Do not permit business or pleasure to keep you away from this store during these 33 days. for it is the chance of 'a lifetime. The stock conists of ever description of Dress Goods, Genera Dry -Goods, including Cur- tains, Curtainin= a a fine assortment of Carpets, fine `I arstedu, Canadian Twt ads, Ready ing, &eW; Furnishing grted and }';Cioth- BOOTS TND SHOES and SLIPPERS fro GROCERIES, pure and fresh, in •a;bundance I�ty TEAS cannot affbel rto miss this mammoth sales ' accepted time. • best makers.. ,gpod, pure e, .;Crow is the GOOD BUTTER and EGGS will be jtaken as cash; Any goods charged during this GREAT SALE will entered at regular prices. G ORBON & cINTYI E9 The Anchor House. Wingham, July 31, 1893. VOL. XXI. • We want especially to d tion to our new fall stock They are acknowledged by seen them to be the finest shown in the town, and 03 leading colors and weaves. away down to suit t show you in all colors a fin all wool Serge,at the low p five Dents a yard. A deoid 'sure and ask to bo shown t] The staple stock of Dry complete.. Groceries (till and fresh The 35 Cent tea is as fin strong as ever. 13 pound fo fifty cents. l Pt, 013Ii� & HISrCO st Direct Dry G Tari BEAR, September 14, 1, DRESS AND MAUI NUS. Has decided to again open Adantle making business, at Edward street, near Pring: Satisfaction guaranteed. wanted. Marriage Lice Issued by FRANK PATERS( toi'ia atreet,Wingham, On required. LOCAL NE --Call at the Star Res assortment of fruit. J . -The stenewot 1 cf the erected by Mr. G Melt A. H. Carr's flour and faced pleted. .-.Mr. B. R. S'. its has %'livery business in own to of Harriston, eh took po, day last. -Mr. A. Roe, ' as a dela nual meeting:; o rho ; C Unioti, held in T onttr''('cw;q elected a member) of the: a' tee of the Union xr the pi -Cash for good butter t Graham's market grocer; -We notice' by ibt]ie Thompson, Hon. G ' Flagged; Hon. J. C. ate Wallace and Dr. Mon agu dresses in Clinton on Sep -The Toronto Tii : es under the ban of the aw, the sheat in Toronto rave into court.. The Ti es, i lished ar•tie}es laud piet the public morals. f+ --Private moneys to for at reasonable rate of hate) tf KING. isr•31000mism2 1040010:12=1000.21,000 OUR FAIL STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE. SEE OUR DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS AND READY MADE MANTLES. 11.02.001100.06.0000010000011000101001 Respectfully yours, Mt. H. P. Chapzrfla conducted a seb.prii'i for same y,aeers; will newsptuper,) Ripley port it paper; but we, man may be able to h, of ing shoo sal tries mak ---.The Rev. J. H. eea perhaps as the "131n . IC duct the services of lie 9 on Sunday next, at t e absence of the Rev. , gone to visit the Wo eel's Watclics, /sleeks and repaired and fully wart Pinta, Meyer Blook, Win -Dr. and airs. teldrt pathy of Ilio peopl of 'W ity in the loss tai William, who pas 1 aw aged eight month . Th on Saturday last,t' the -A. late cite ar o1 Business College, ; Lona good picture of M. . He, Mr. Thos. Bell, o this nese college is tit ning e r of graduates wlu arc fel in the business w rld. Robert Badi=, an o. sirr Wingham, bre thed 1 evening last, age 70 ya had long been al ing, a. suffered severol iron thighs. Ilse lea es' a grown up daugll erg,w] etg in Toronto. The r to x01COiitO Ofl ,1 •nd&,I+ G.E30.. aciN-c+.