The Wingham Times, 1893-09-22, Page 1VOL, XXI.M--NO, 11 26,
' INC�IZ IVZ, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 22, 1893.
We want especially to draw your atten-, Cash for good butter and eggs, at B t
tion to our new fall stook of Dress Geeds, Graham's market grocery.
They are acknowledged by all who have —A meetin of the Presbyter of Mait-
land was held in the Wingham Probst.
terian (thumb on Tuesday last. y'
—Quite a 1 ge number from this section
all wool Sergent the low price of twenty- are attending he Western Fair, at London,
five cents a yard. A decided bargain, Be vita week,
sure aucl ask to be shown them.
The staple stook of Dry Goods is full and —The oyster is again "ill season." He
complete. has n most pre irious career; first he lies
in the "swim" and later on he's "in the
soup."
r ,-Nearly one undred ticketsfor Chicago
have been sold a the Grand Trunk Station
here, during the Cheap fares. Wingham
and vicinity is ndiug its quota to the
World's Fair. ,
Cents Cash will pay for Tri Trans,
for new subscribers, till tke end of
the year.
seen thein to be the finest assortment ever
shown in the town, and combine all the
leading colors and weaves. The prices are
away dawn to suit the times. We
show you in all colors a fine double width
Groceries full and fresh as usual.
The 35 cent tea is as fine a flavor and as
strong as ever. 3 pound for one dollar and
fifty cents.
yaw 46evc•4.""6ai�,:" h, y i•ii. Y
ORB & RISCOCKS,
Direct Dry Goods Importers
Tire Br,sn, September 14, 1893,
— ---, �1& ]. -- --..ro -0n Saturday, 4[te 16th instant, Mr. S.
—We learn that t ere is not much pro-
bability of the R . Robb. Johnston, of
Lindsay, acceding o the wisbes of the
congregation of tb Ingham Presbyterian
ohnroh to become err pastor.
DRESS AND MAITRE r�KINC.
11Aflis. JOHN RBA
Has decided to again open a Dress and
.Lantle making business, at her residence,
Edward street, near Pringle's pop works.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Apprentices
wanted. 3m
•
Marriage Licenses
Issued by 1+'RANIc PATERSON, No 23, Vie:
torte street, Winghatt5, Ont. No witneoses
required.
LOCAL NEWS
—Call at the Star Restaurant for a big
assortment of fruit. JAs. Me1Cnuvrn.
—The Ontario rioultural College will
re -open on the 2m October for the fall and
winter session.
see ° —MIs. Peter De us was a judge on horses'
at the Culross far
nesday.
-The word "le ceny" is not to be found
in the criminal le of Canada. The word
"theft" now covet all cases of stealing,
however large or s tall the amount may be,
—Private moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf - Joni. NEELANnS.
—Rev. Wm. Ma regor was at Palmer-
ston, on Monday a ending a meeting of the
Home Mission Bo 'rd of the Baptist0hurch
for the counties Huron and Bruce.
—Mr. H. W. 0 Meyer left for his future
home, in Geiger , N. W. T., on Friday
last. A. number the citizens were at the
station to see hi off.
at Teeswater, on Wed-
l'ou must re
all the local news
:for it, If you are
subscription paid
the Trans if you want
If you read it, subscribe
a subscriber, is your
p?
—.For first-class tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co,
Remember the place, only two doors north
of the r'd stand and between Ross''book-
store and Patterson's jewellery shop.
LThe season for rouse, woodcock,hares,
.oto., opened on the 15th September, and
that class of shoot g goes out, including
:lucks, on Dec. 15t . Deer shooting comes
in on the 20th el tober and expires on
the 15th Noventbe
—'the third 1b er of the: series by Rev,
Wm. McGregor, tt pears in another part of
this issue, It de a with the city of Jaber-
xleea, Scotland, al the great Tay and
Forth bridges; : ie next letter will be
,desoriptive of Xi nrgh and Stirling.
—G T Vii. trains or Toronto and east
leave Wingham et 6.25 a m and 11,20 a M.
via 'GV G & B Divisiou, and at 0.40 a til:.
and 3.46 p m, vitt Clinton and Guelpb.
Good oonneeiions by all trains.
nliaraeters. Ram's
ars that M ary, the
is now Mrs Tylet
The lamb died about
,original verses Were
•stone, of Boston.
mb" are well known
Porn informs its read=
mer of the little lamb,
of Somerville, Mass.
ab years ago. Tho
rftteu by John Boui-
Youhill, real estate gent, sold house and
Iot No. 12, corn r of Alice and Albert
streets, Wingham, wned by Robert Mar-
low, to John Da , of the Township of
Turnberry, I'ric $600.
—Wanted, 10 to 20 mets to out cordwood
and sawlogs. Work to commence at once.
GEo. Monson,
lWingham, Ont.
—A large quant ty of machinery for the
Wingham Bleatr' Light Company, for
their new power 1 use, has , just been re-
ceived from the aterous Engine • Works
Company, 13ran ford. When it is placed
in position the e ctric light will be run by
water power.
•Tl2r. John W Green, of lot 5, conces-
sion 6, Turnberr , will sell bis farm stock,
implements, bon bold furniture, &a., by
public auction, o, Friday, September 20th.
Salo at 1 p. m. Terms—All sums of n5
itncl under, cash; ' over that `amount, 13
months' credit approved joint notes,
Jos. Cowan, atioti neer.
—Mr. Geo. U. ries returned from his
third trip to the id Country with cattle,
on Tuesday. He: eports the Old Country
cattle markets as eing very depressed. He
had a splendid ru over, and came back on
the Sardinian. it new Governor-General
and his good lad were passengers by the
came boat. Mr. ughes formed a very
favorable opinion f them.
—Ladiee, have your garments made by
Miss M. Johnston. Gregory block, opposite
the Queen's Hotel. Latest styles, good
work, always first-class fit.
—Rev. J. H. etor, the Black Knight,
conducted the a vices of the Methodist
church, on Sund 'y last, in the absence of
the Rev. S. Sell' y, who is visiting the
World's Fair. he services were largely
attended, the'ch ch being taxed to its ut-
most capacity t accommodate those who
attended at the .ening service. Mr. Hec-
tor, though oft 'ing from a severe cold,
delivered aco pie of thoughtful and im-
pressive discou es.
FIRST OONGREGATIONAL (iawzcu,
WxNGIrnz.—W. H. Watson, Pastor. Ser-
vices each Sunday at 11 a. tr.. and "r p. ni.
Sabbath School and Bible Class at 2.30.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
at 8 p. m. Christian Endeavor Friday
evenings at 8 p. m. All made welcome.
Seats free. Strangers welcome. Sunday,
Sept,17th. Morning subject : "An Old
Messalts" Eve g t "Mobamtnedan-
ism." Last of s ries of four great re-
ligions.
—The Gospel emperance meeting, in
the Temperance all, on Sunday afternoon
last, though bein the first of the season,
Vas well attende , the hajl being well filled,
The Black Knigl delivered a telling ad.
drawn comparing he condition of the people
of his race, wh under slavery in the
United States, t
who are enslave
niade some sple
have the sytnpat
•- Circulars have b n issued calling a Bev. W. I3. Wats
Union Prohibition 0 vention in Toronto dress. Mayor Glc
on OOtobera 8rd in ora to make a sport' in his pleasing in
:effort to secure to full at possible demon- enjoyment of the
atration of the pceple desire for prolhibi. priate remarks.
tion at the comingple soitc. Every church to a close by Rev.
and society in entit d to ttvo represent• nounoing the ben
Mince ar more in prop mien to the number bath, at14 p.
of Members. The erent temperance' meeting will be he.
turd ahriroh organiaat as are entitled to Rail, when it is
lip d 1
re rgaent$tfoii, Rod ed fares will be John Potts, D. b.,
leen, by the i ttilwa + an address.
A. YEAR IN AD
D, 0, MI
Tilos staff, is now
Manitoba,
nro, formerly of the
eatrltinn • at Killarney,
—Mr. Geo, Mara
his family to town, f
sit lute removed with
Stn Listowel.
::•-Mr, Wm. Clegg has disposed of ,his
Mr. 13, 11. Sw eta has rented a hotel luny press to Mr, a, Martin, of East
Manchester and w 1 take possession of ib Wawanosh.
shortly. —Rev, Dr. Potts, •f Toronto, will preach
W. 0 Meyer has sold his house Educational sermo = s in the Winghans
and lot on the c ner of Minnie and Patrick Methodist church, n Sunday, September
streets, to Mr.' os. Forbes, of Morris, for 24th, both morning and evening. Do not
a good figure. fail to hear this cal brated pulpit orator:
--The Wingl m football team expects to
go to Listowel, ti Saturday neat, to play
the team of th t town. We trust the boyn
will be success 1.
—Watches, clocks and jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by HALsnr
PARR, Meyer Block, Wingham.
Mr. Richard insman, of this town,
has been appoint d agent for the old es-
tablished nurser of Stone & Wellington,
of Foothill, Ont,
-.The 1,Vinghara ", C, T. U. expect to have
a. meeting some tz.. a in the course of a.
couple of weeks 1 the interests of the
Piebiseite, of whi h ample notice will be
given.
—The Waterlo. Chronicle of last week
contained an aoco, nt of the death of Mrs,
Sanford Carey, fo erly of this town, She
died of typhoid fe =r at her home in Water-
loo. Mr. Carey w 11 have the sympathy of
his many Mends i i Wingham in his sore
—Rev Wm. A Cook, of Dorchester, will bereavement.
conduct the rvices of the Wingham —Tire annual fa 1 excursions to'Chicago,
Presbyterian al rah, on Sabbath next, at Detroit, Pt. Euro Bay City, Saginaw,
the usual hour and the Bible class, at rand Rapids, etc. per G. T. B., twill talo
80 p. m. place: en Friday an Saturday, September
22nd and 23rd. Ti kets valid for return to
arrive back at des illation ou or before
Tuesday, October 4
-On Sunda afternoon next, the Metho-
dist. Sttnclay S ool will hold it special re-
view service at x.30 sharp: This service is
expected to be ery interesting anct -profit-
able. An Inv anion is extended to all.
—The revi of the present quarter's
lesson, of the 'resbyterian Sunday School, delegates to attend t
Wingham, wil be conducted next Sabbath to• be held in Clinton
by .lir, Macdo Id and the Rev.' W. A. next, to select a, can
Cook, of Dorc stor. A cordial welcome to Legislature for W
all. attexlaance is rogues
, Mrir. Wm. Clegg as leased his oatmeal
mill to Mr. Hemley, :f Brussels, and in
now putting it into ,00d running order„
We trust that Mr. R mley will finer Ida
business venture a s cessful one, and. lie
be ascertained by simply doubling the time should, as the mill is o to of the beat in:
of the sun's risi which will give the
length of the nig , and double the time of
setting will give lie length of the day.
—A meeting of tl
luny will be held in
Monday evening nes
25 foernntsewCassulbi scwirlibperay ftll TthiteseTnxdss,
the year.
--By a simple
and the night, an
le the length of the day
time of the" year, .may
—The Black Knig
Addressed a large
anceliall,Winghanu
iscenoes of the fat
Dr. Macdona{d occ
the close of the leo'
remarks.
t, Rev, J. H,.11:eetor,
ienoe, fn the Tamper.
on iia ;'personal vernal -
American civil, war."
pied the chair, ana at
re made some practical
—Mr. John Cal • cls, father of Mr. Dalt
Colbeck, formerly of Wingham, died at bin
son's residence in' Goderich, on the 11th
instant, in the 80t year of his age. Mr.
taalbeek was one f the pioneers of this.
county, having i rot settled in Goderioh,
township when it
—The young in
ed in 'Toronto, on
brought to Gorri
as a wilderness.
is Lang, who was arrest -
a serious ehsirge, was
on Tuesday of last week,
An investigation, we understand, was not
held, the matter sing settled out of court
The young luau pent a day or two in town
riming the week and left the fore part of
the week for this tome in Newstudt.
'0n Friday l st, Bev. S. Sellery and
Messrs. G. Pette k, F. Carr and W. Hut-
ton, of Wingha .; T. Cummings, John
Reid and John t Currie, of East Wawa_
nosh, Jan ititchiof Rowick, along with
sixteen from Wx Teter and vicinity, left
World'•s Fair.
other column, an exceed..
d instructive letter, de-
scriptive of St. Lo tis, Mo., and the Inter-
notional and Worl
vention, lately bel
' townsman, Dr. '.Cat
Wingham for the
Reformers of Wing-
ate Toms office, on ' —We print in
,25th inst., to appoint ingly interesting
e Reform Convention
ou the 2nd of October
iclate for the Local
t Huron. A good
d.
—On Tuesday. + ening last, a football
ilia/1was pltiye:.n the town' park, be-
tween tho Winglt juniors and the Brick-
yard team, which resulted after a long
struggle, in a vitt.; y for the Winghantboys
by it score of one g al to none.
—The Wingham fall fair will be held on —We take the follow' g from the Tees -
Tuesday and Weesday next, and the water News of last we- t. Mr. Dopp and
indications are th t it will be one of tho Miss Taugher are both ell -known in Wing -
best held here for , ears. Farmers in the hem, having been form r residents:—"The
surrounding county should patronize it, by ringing of the bells call d a happy couple
bringing out their s ock and produce for to the Teeswater 11. C. hurch at 10 o'clock
exhibition, as well t - attending the show on Wednesday ni ruing, September
in large numbers. 13th. The Church we s well filled with
—The next meeti g of District Lodge No.: friends and acquaintat ces of the contract -
24,I. 0. G. T.,willbe ieldinthe Temperance . ing parties, Mr. J. E. opp, of Teeswater,
Hall, W ingliani, on i uesday, October 17111,1 and Miss Mary, dart hter of Mr. John
commencing at 11 = in. Rev. J. 0. Madill,Tougher, of Turnbor y. The bride, who
of Belwood, Ont., e,• and Chief 'Templar, 1 was becomingIx,attiro in a costume of
will be present and address the meeting. 1 cream cashmere, was iven away by her
Topics for discuss .n have been selected, I father. Miss Nellie i augher, of Rochester,
and a number of bi thren from different N. Y., sister of the b de, acted as maid of
lodges in the distric selected to introduce 1n9 nos Miss Annie augher, sister of the
the different subject Further particulars bride, and Miss Anni : Quinn, both of Ro-
will be given latero cheater, N. Y., we e bridesmaids. The
To DiJpel Golds, I groom was escorted t the altar by Mr.
Headaches and fevers, to cleanse the ,!John Zinger, as best
system effectually, yet gently, when costive Tisohart, of Duluth,
or bilious, or when the blood is impure or Belmore, as groom
sluggish, to permanently cure habitual was performed by 11
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and insrr. After the
i
liver to a healthy activity, without irri- ' marrage rite the go
toting or weakening them, Use Syrup of dente of flit' bride's
Figs afterucon and evenfi
the Happy occasion.
Scott's Conee t—L'nll Pair. large number of v
Grand. entertainmei t in the Town Hall, presents. The new
spend their hone
Wednesday evening, ' pt. 27th. The fol- Preston."part
lowing talent will tak part miss Mattd
Einar, Mezzo Sopran. 7.oronto; Miss Lorne
Campbell, Listowel; Mr, Prank Wright,
Irish Comedian, Tor ito. 0n the follow-
ing evening, anothe company of Mr.
Scott's will hold for • t in,Forestere' Hall,
Belgrave, when he wi be assisted by Miss
Agnes Forbes, Sopra o, Toronto, and Mr,
Thos. A. Baker, Iris Comedian, Toronto,
e pick of Canada.
Ontario.
—A clergyman was 1
day on receiving a bask
an old woman in his pe
saying that as he heal r
mon on the previous S
"common titers" (com
agree with him, she had
good ones.
uoh surprised one
1 of potatoes from
sh,with a message
marked in. his ser-
nday that some
entators)diel not
sent him somereal
The above talon t
the people of this eountry,
by the liquor traffic. Eft
id. hits, ana appal:wed to
of the large audience.
n else gave o short ma.
itna added to the
eebing by some appro.
be meeting was brought
Wm. MacGregor pro.
thee Gospel Tamperanaa
In the Temperance
Xpeeted that the lieV, A. geed time expecte
f Toronto, Will deliner ; expenses. Let this
Leg, qutii September,
Congregational char
treat delegate, who
unigna way, we ha
from Aberdeen, Se
the evening is to be
&avert& of Ontario
society Tomtit
forget Tuesday even-
t 8 o'clock, in the
. Besides' otm Mon -
ravelled in ft ildIr mia
he first Obtistiare nn, East Witwonosh at Belgrave, Sept, 28.29, In'ea giver, by itcnoi
o formed the first Dungannon, at 'antigen:son, Ott. 1248.
ev. A. P. McGregor, Centre Proce, Paisley, Sept. 26, 27. the Turks," we wil
1VIorris, at tlyth, Dot. 10-11.
la :—Rearty singing, Northern, Walkerton, Sept. 20,08. Gen. Wallace loves.
Tun Palomino Elms, at Atwood, Oat, B. mid he in novel:re
Itinlots, at Luelmow,Oota 4.5. throws the reins o
tan, and Messrs. J.
nd. Augustanliller, of
en. The ceremony
v. E. Glowalski, of
performance of the
is drove to the resi-
ether to spend the
in a manner befitting
.`Pito bride received a
sable and handsomey wedded couple will
oon at Berlin -and
s Sabbath School Con -
in that city, by our
ler, The Dr. and Mrs.
Towler were delegt tea to those wonderful.
conventions.
—On Friday last, there passed away, at
the residence of her on, in this town, Mrs.
Elizabeth Cumminn., one of the early-
pioneers
arlypioneers of this par of Huron county, rte
the 79th year of het age. She was beau.
in Lincolnshire, E land, and with heir
parents came to Can ids when five years, of
age, first settling in entreat, where they
esidefT fon'a ininiber 'of yea>;s:' `Then they:
removed to near Ott we, where the subject
of this notice was m rried to her late hus-
band, who died a Ito le of years ago,. aged
85 years. About for y years ago, Uiay de-
cided to try their for tine in the Queen's
Built, and they camwest and settled in
the township of E at Wawanosli,. near
where the salt well 1 now situated., Then
the roads were not .even, and before they
could reach their ho . e, the late M. Cum-
mings and some me bora of the family
had to underbrush a out three miles. of the
road. The decease• had been failing very
much since the deet of her late partner
M life, and about a • ar ago hod a stroke
of paralysis, and so a three months ago
she received a soon stroke, which made
her, almost helpless. She leaves two sons
and one daughter --moi ears. J. L'.Cumrnings,
of Wingham, and obert Cummings, of
Mancbester, and Mr . Wm. Wheelers, of
Turnberry—to mour her departure,
Choice New Tena.
Wholesale—Gordon & 'Mein tyre Grein a
condition to supply families or soeietes
with new teas, at supply.
prices. Now is
the time to seeure your teas.
-The first edition .f 50,000 'copies of the
Princeof India, Gen Lew. Wallice's new
hystorical romance, was practically ex-
hausted ten days of . =r publication. A new
edition is now being ssued, and is meeting.
with a hearty doing . The new story is
an historical rotas; e dealing with the
conquest of Consta • inoplobylllohammed
II., the schism bet • een the Latin and
Greek churches and
"In reply to your gnestion ae my child- "Prince of India," wl
ren object to taking Scott's Emulsions, I name, is our old ft
say Nol on the contrary, they are fond of it Jew," whom General
and it keeps them pieturenof health," very different colors
Eugene Sue in his wo
aoes not believe with
naatanningttrir Tani- Ellieenttna Milverf°°' man, ruled, however,
Mitottettent-Mitchell, netstne6-47., - love than by the god
Nest Wellington -at HtatintounSepta-27- the Prinoess Irene 11
tinople, not for glory
le love -story of the
rincess Irene. The
gives the book its
end the "Wandering
Valleee paints with
front those used by
!Waned novel.
those historians who
that Mohammed II.
s. mekes him
nspirited, ambitious
ore by the god, of
f war. To marry
subjected Constan-
°thee distinction.
st way ot looking at
acconnt of Molnar"-
in his "Ilistory of
do well to aceept it.
write of georgeous
palaces, of bectutifill
and preeions stones,
e happy than when lui
a the holt of his
aginatiott an • lots it run
pear. In Orion al romance
portunity, an "The Print
abounds in see es that have
aide of the "Ar bran Nights."
Gen. Wallace b mself remarke;
romance of 1 • e, war and rail
finance and a hi tory combined..
with one. of th= most pi:turesgtroe
eating epochs i all history, the
the sehistn bet; een the Latin
chnrcbes, of the siege of 0onstaat
the Saracens, t 'e.os.pture of that
the establishm nt of the Turki
in Europe, Y t see what n vast
offers—what s irrin,g adventure,
episode, color,ovement, piotori
The Canadia publisher is Wm -
Methodist Bo k Room, Toronto.
nersor•als.
Goderich St r : Mrs. J. W. Sin
St- Bakery, is '.ending a week at
ham.
Miss Oars, nicy, who has b
ing friends in • yen during the 1
returned fee her ome in Lucknow
day last.
Mildmay 'Ga ette Gerrie iterne;
Gee. Green, of : Ingham, is visit/It
her mother, M . 4_. B. Allison, innt:
14e, at present Mrs, Allison hos
,onlaying good til'th of late. '�
Clinton Ne sty : Mr. 12. C.
Q. C., passed rquglt town, on Sat
on his way to pend'Sunday with
in.law, Dr. W loon, of London. Mfr,
eron's friends '11 be glad to know
with the exe •tion of a rheumatic iv
in one leg; inn s nearly as well as eve4
Master Scott, son of Mr:.
Scott, of Toro to, was in town this`•
renewing acqu' ntances, and his olden
ates wore pleasto see him.
Teeswater Ne Mrs. A. Id. Mimi
end, Mrs, E. Hsi ever, of Wingha,
calling on frien " i 9 Teeswater,. n"d h. u
of liist week.
Mr. W. R. Cia
town this week.
reliable nursery fir
of Toronto.
Mr. Samuel Bea
Sunday last in tow
Mfrs. Summervill
Moore Township, w
and around town las
guests of Miss Mar
Mr. and Mrs. Geo
from their trip to th
ton, of Listowel,
1'e is representing
of Stone & Wallin
Mr, and. Mrs. The
are the guests of
this town.
Mr. Finlay Scotty
town on Thursday,
Mr. B. S. Cook, R
in town on Thursda
Mr. 14. Vanstone,
erich ou business, nn
KineardineAteport
stone, of Wingham,
day.
illiie>t>tts' L the Dande1
Pills will cure 3«eadaehe, Biliou:t9
Sour Stomach, oto, Try them nnee'
you will not use any other. price til
box, at all drug stores.
$nimoni'ts ilna>ylisla
rills is the best Family Liniment i
world. Instant cure for Sprains
Bruises. Beware of imitations, Aa
Salmon's English' White Oils.
1�. Eing's 'Worm l'ow1l
.e safe and auto. 250, a box.
flLentliiiieltl's 1i1+ialiltta•' flat
will cure the worst cold. ninudier:
testimonials testify to its merits.
will positively be refunded if Reath
Healing Balsam sloes not do all th
claimed for it.
Dr. King's111[eali .atl phi
err is the great blood purifier. 11
male the blood pure and keep it
Cures dyspepsia and all forumof s
and liver troubles. It isthe beat; h
best, • Price one dollar a bottle, six b
far five dollars.
'illia ms' Lithe Dai.:4;
U imolnt's L4agl all
1t1r. L'ine's orlt'z1 Pow,
li.eat'iffielrl's lleniiiti
nut.
Dr. i itrng't irittlieol
e Are all reliable matinee and
?riders guarantee ratishealotl
ease or money refrandeci
ie, of Brussels, -t
•
and Mass Flernit
re visiting frienai
week and were
A. Scott,
Pocock have reti
Old Country,
Leslie, of Winm
Mr. Leslie's fa
of Brussels, wa
business,
'•e of Eowick,
rrister, was lit'
Vedueaday.
Miss Maggieas in town On