The Wingham Times, 1893-09-29, Page 1I.
VOL. XXL ---NO, 1127.
RIES.
WINi TA1I, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1893.
$1 A YEAR IN A.. 'fir
Wkwant eepeo1a11y to draw your atten-
tion tb:,our now fall stock of Dress Goods,.
They ai't,aoknowledged.by all who have
seen them to be the finest assortment ever
shown in the town, and combine all the
leading colors and weaves, The prices aro
away down to suit the tunes, We
show you in all colors a fine double width
all wool Serge,at the low price of twenty-
five Dents a yard. A decided bargain. Be
sure and ask to be shown them.
The staple stock of Dry Goods is full and
complete.
Groceries full and fresh as usual.
The 35 cent tea is as fine a flavor and as
strong as ever. 3 pound for ono dollar and
fifty dents.
"Something has
Cried the lover
"What else can
"When yea sit
eine between ns,"
n dismay.
to expect?" she asked,
o far away?"
Cash for good butter and eggs e.t R A
Graham's market grocery,
—Rev. S Sellery
next'Sunday evenit
World's Fair and
of Religion."
Mr °A. G. Ste
News, was a visit
day, He rode ov
the distance in on
A. great many
e September grit
algia, etc.) Have
get it, too. It co
t.oe
ORR tt HISCOCX.S,
Direct Dry Goods Importers,
Tui; Bean, September 14, 1893.
DRESS AND MANTLE MAKING.
MRS. S. Jai. L Illy
Has decided to again open a Dress and
elantlo snaking business, at her residence,
Edward street, near Prieglo's pop works.•
Satisfaction guaranteed. Appren
wanted. ,
Marriage Licenses
Issuer, by FTtAnx PATl,nsoN, No 23, Vic-
toria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
LOCAL NEWS
—Call at the Stet:,Restaurant for a big
assortment of stmt.°: , Jas. McKeevin.
• —Thursday, ovcrnber 23rd, has boon
selected as Than egiving clay.
—On anothepage we print tho prize
list of the Cairo s show, for winch wo are good-bye caused
indebted to the seawater News. • pang, and the Io'
—One of Mr. ea. View's horses .took it • warm tints of th
in its head to r n away, on Monday night, memory which s
when it made t Tinge lively for a few mo- it'will soon be ti
meats. •snow shovel and
25 Cents Cash will pay for TrToms, —On Saturda
(
for new subscribers, till the end of 'ball team add
the' `
will take for his subject
g, "Lessons from the
ie World's Parliament
vart, of the Teeswater
our fair, n ednes-
iat uo W
r on his bicycle, covering
hour.
persona in town have
(cold in the head, neur-
patience and you will
s noticing to get it,
—Private moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf Joint Nrateeems.
—Tho Rev. J. A. 'lnolair, of Carleton
Place, will preach, in the Preebyterian
,ext both morning and
g
t the Bible class at
church, on Sunday
evening, and conclu
2.30 p. m,
—Bro. W. Be
Deputy High Chic:
of Foresters, was
last, and attended
District No. 31.
... r
essrs. Bcatt
ook second mon
Landon, last week
Topsy 13., also to
same place.
—Watches, clocks and jewelry promptly
'ully warranted by Heesiy
Clayton, of Listowel,
Ranger, Canadian Order
n town on Wednesday
the District meeting Of
e Bros'. trotter Wanda
y at the Western Fair";
and their running mart},
s second money at the
repaired and
PArtrr, Meyer
Mr. N.
veyor a
will be
Friday,
Wingham.
rovincial Land Sur-
sneer, of Kincardine,
the Quer is Hotel, Wingham, on
nd Saturc ey, October Gth and 7th.
Persons wanting . urveying done can see
hien there on thee days.
—Summer has .lid out of the world as
quietly and unact'mouiousiy as if saying
never a heartache or a
ly lingering evenings and
fterglow have become a
era at the thought that
e to get out our family
poke up the furnace.
last, the Wingham foot -
d another to their list of
tr,defeating the Marlboros,
their own grounds. The
se champions of their d•
o small honor the Wing -
in defeating them by a
ale to one. It is expected
os will visit Wingham in
ew weeks to try and wrest
from the Wingham team.
—Several delega
morning train tc
county rally of the
Friday, 29th inst.
Mrs, Sarah Hal
neaday, after sten
Toronto, visiting
sow rieeds in th
:02 -The English
from the tower at
day, and placed ix
the new church.
home.
—Wanted, 10 to 20 men to out cordwood
and sawlogs. Work to commence at once.
Giso. Tao:esox,
Wingham, Ont.
rgan has been put in
uroh,and everything
for the opening on
grounds mound the
yelled and some of
e in the entrance wey
ye11, . victories this y
of Listowel, on
—T .ppear s t u
Lang ,Oe not settl= Marlboros are t
we stated last trict, and it is
common essanit al ham boys woi
--.TE all liouseelen score of two
that the Marlb
here. Stoves to b the course of a
wood to look after re
their lost ,so,
n re
me a Ding to
t the case of August
outside of court, as
ok. He was tried for
d fined 08 and costs.
ing time will soon be
put.up, coal to get in,
That is why so many
o World's Fair.
g
—On Seturd&
playing on the str
nearly run over b
should not play o
—The Toront,
tainted an aocoue
who tried to pla
last, some small boys
et near the foundry were
a farmer's team. Boys
the middle of the streets.
World, this week, con -
of a resident of that city,
burglar on his wife, and
one of his legs for his
—According
specter of Legit
received by the.
was 01486.20; t
the Deputy Re
earned by the
sive of salary,
Judge Mr. Toi
got a bullet i comson, as Le
trouble... as County Cr
. W. He D. McDonald,
oatmeal mill fr, Clerk, and Su
bly, ', wvho has leased the
ni Mr. Wm. Clegg, has had
g stones put in and is sow
armeks' chopping on short
faction guaranteed. He is
e oatmeal mill at its full
a run of cbapl'li
prepared to do
noticeand sat
also funning ti
capacity,
—Ladies, have your garmente made by
lilies M. Joheaten, Gregory block, opposite
the Queen's Hotel. Latest styles, good
work, always first-class fit.
e- 'Mr. Wm. T. "'ebb, of Shullsburg,Wis-
°" xoonsin, son of Mr. S B. 'Webb, of this town,
hes been in tow on a. visitto his father.
Mr. Webb, like en ,et Canadians who malt
the United Stat: their home, has done
well, and the r Isidents of his town has
honored him with the highest office in their
gift—the Mayoral y.
o• the report of the In -
Officers, the total salary
heriff of Huron, for 1892,
e salary and fees earned by
istrar svas,°r1004.40; the fees
ounty Court Clerk, exclu-
as 0704.20; as Surrogate
s received 6792; Mr. Mal -
el Master, $11250; Mr. Lewis,
vn Attorney, 01008.35; Mr.
Clerk of the Crown, County
rogate Registrar, 02550.
s go away on the early
I
kIeneall to attend the
Christian Endeavor, 011
teed returner, on' Wed -
ling a couple of weeks in
er claugbter Lillian and
city,
hureh bell was removed
lie old church, the other
position in the tower of
t sounds well in its new
—The new pipe
place in the English
is i forward state
next. The
ve been
hidh w
—The eeutl
stitution o +oust
adian Order of
on Sunday, Ooto.
attending divine
fan church, at 1
of the Order will
10.30.
—Rev. W. H.
Michigan, is in to
eats arid friends ii
ing the annual me
ference, which wa
the past week. 1
East Saginaw
makes his third y
the people and tl
Tuesday next.
anniversary of the in -
Maitland, No. 25, Can-
-esters, will be observed
r 8th, by the members
rvice in the Presbyter -
o'clock a. in. Members
xeet in the Court room at
—For first-class tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co,
Remember the place, only twu doors north
of the r'.d stand mid between Rose' book-
store aid Pattersou's jewellery shop.
loyd, • of East Saginaw,
n on a visit to his par -
town. He was' attend -
ting of the Detroit Con -
held in that city during
has been stationed in
✓ anotlier year, whioh
ar in that city. Ile likes
work, and will return on
25 Cents Cash will pay for Tiis Taws,
for new aubscribers, till the end of
the year.
—On •Wednesday
years of age was
and W. F. Brockenshire
with stealing fruit
The. charge was
and costs was impos
age of the boy. Bo
unmistakable lang
serious nature of t
that it was only tl
youth that preven
Goderich jail for t
y, a lad about twelve
bought before the Mayor
kenshire, J. P., charged
fruit an orchard in town.
raven and a fine 'of 01
d, on account of the
the magistrates, in
age, pointed out the
e offence, and intimated
tender years of the
ed their sending him tr
ree months.
he new St.
willbe opened onS
His Lordship, the
preach at the m
confirm a class in
a sermon. The I.
hain.will preach a
Monday evening
dress and organ
William Ellis,
organist at all t
of service, as fol
SIiNDAv :-10.3
Moms :-7.31
-The gatheri
ists in the city o
4, is expected
held for many y.
from eight hund
will be present.
ince people for f
be decided upon
annual session
of the Alliance
Convention, and
October 5. Sin
should be purch
from the ticket
signed by the s
in Toronto will
ticket free.
' —The Gospel
in the Tempera
ing last, was p
Wm. Hutton oc
—We take the following from the last
issue of the Seaf rtli Sun: We regtet the
painful duty of r cording the death of our
neighbor and fr nd, Mrs. A. J. Clark,
wbielr sad event •ok place on Wednesday
afternoon at the esidence of N. H. Young,
Esq., Blyth.. M s. Clarke was the young-
est slaughter of t e late Christopher Sperl-
ing, whose fami was one of the earliest
residents of thisca lily the other members
being V, G. S
Sperling, Toren
Blyth, Mrs. W.
Mrs. Walldell,
stilted from the
tion of the lung
Buffeted from ii
had a true, net
was always a f
by whom she
war ati active
the Methodist church, and in her llomelife,
which had a 1 rge,share of trial and sor-
row, she prey, • herself a brave and trite
Woman. 'I'll = two girls, 1' lorence and
Cottle, (tithe gh comfortably provided for
ny friends, will receive syrn-
ltand on account of their
-.y-Large congre • ations greeted Rev. John
Potts, D. D., of •ionto. in the Methodist,
church, Wingham last Sunday when he
preached two im reseive torment, which
were listened t. with rapt attention.
Tle
ho reverend ge tman is the Gen-
eral Secretary of the Educational
Society in Bonne tion with the Metho-
dist Church of anada, and is raising
funds to carry on e work of the Society,
wh1eb is to Want n the colleges and uni-
Ternitiee belonging o the church, as well as
VictO is University, Toronto, mid to assist
/Citing inert to sec a an etincatiota ler the
Nt'ethedieb minist
people ef'ingha
Wag liberal.
—Last week wt
Wingham Post 0
the returns of the
Canadian Letters
Foreign do
Canadian Post. Car
Foreign do
Third Class Matter
Fourth do
Fifth do
Free Lettere,
Registered do
Postage Collected., ,
enumeration week at the I
co, The following is
epic's bueiness :—
—The Concert giv
on Wednesday evenil
cert Company, was
and the programme
Miss Lorne Campbel
the audience with be
a Mile o' Edinboro'
gore, "Bonnie Annie
led herself. Miss S
and her numbers v
Mr. Frank Wright di
to what was expected
old,
—The death rate,
lation,in Huron, in 1
was 7.0. The male
the same year nu
female 007. There
performed that year
parties being Metho
98 Episcopalians,
Miens each had on
same 3 ear 271
died; 80 of these w
age, and 08 over 80
in each month war
but January leads
—A meeting of
different Courts of
Foresters in Distri
be held in Wingha
27th instant,by Br
vener. At the ap
fair representation
Wingham, Lucke()
Whitechurch, etc.,
John Burgess, of Co
was elected Secretor
motion, Bro. John A.
Wroxeter, Wroxete
chosen as District D
year. After several
nature had been d
adjourned.
Mailed, . ., 185759
4
do ,,,.,195
....
29
117
40
14
10.
52
,675.1'2
in the Town Hall,
laet,by Scott's+ Con=
airly well attended,
rried out to the letter,
,of Listowel, charmed
rendition of "Within
own," and in her en-
aurie," fairly excel -
r has a fine voice,
highly appreciated.
notquite come up
and his pieces were
s, do
awl's Anglican Church
uday,next 1st ofOctober.
Bishop of Huron, will
ening service and will
ho afternoon and preach
ev. R. MoCosh, of Chat-
the evening service and on
short service and ad-
ecital will bo held,! Mr.
London, will l o; the
e above services. Time
ows:
a. m.; 3 p. m.; 7 p- m.
p. m.
g of Ontario prohibition -
Toronto on October 3 and
o be the most important
re. It is expected that
ed to a thousand delegates
Tho Policy of the temper -
tare aggressive work will
at this gathering. The
of the Dominion Council
will follow the Ontario
ilI be held in Toronto on
o faro tickets to Toronto
sed and certificate taken
agent. This certificate
rotary of the committee
ntitle delegates to return
e
do
do
do
do
do
ds
r thousand of popu-
91, was 8.2; in 1886 it
iildren born in Huron
ibered (357, and the
were 859 marriages
271 of the contracting
ists, 252 Presbyterians,
bile other deaomin-
• a few. During the
les and 247 females
•e under 80 years of
tiro number of deaths
pretty nearly the same,
y 56.
e delegates from the
he Canadian Order of
t No. 31 was called to
on Wednesday last,
. John A. McLean, con-
inted time there was a
resent—the Courts in
, Wroxeter, Bluevale,,
ing represented. Bro.
rt Douglas, Bluevale,
of_.the district. On
Barnard, of Court
was unanimously
puty for the current
*natters of a private
It with, the melting
—Tho New York
appear in the Town
commencing on We
under the auspices
The Company is hig
press whet ever they
Wednesday eveiingtl
Sawyer;" Thursday,
Friday, " Jacquette;'
Pickles."
3ijoa Company will
tall, for four nights,
neaday, Weber 4th,
of the Lacrosse club,
ply spoken of by the
have appeared. On
ey will produce "Tom
• "Down the Slope,"
Saturday, "Mixed
—G T R trains for ul'nrc•,,tn ' pri east
leave Wingham at 6.25 a m and 11.20 a m,
via W G Ik B Bivisiou, am.' at 6.40 a m
and 3.45 p m, via Clinton and Guelph.
Good connections by all trains.
FJRST UONGli$GA'rIONATJ U s1JJioil,
WINGHAJII.--W. H. Watson, Pastor. Ser-
vices each Sunday at 11. a. m. and 7 p. m,
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,
October 1st. Morning subject : "Ilea"en
vening subject
history," Lord's
oruing service.
—The second annu
Huron County ,Uni
cleaver will be held in
sall, on Friday, Se
local committee have
and extend a cordial
are interested in young
programme embraces
vita). interest to the Soc
The following :sates, w iich appear on the
it to draw workers
lay : Revs. Ross
els, Sellery and
, of Wingham,
kin, of Chatham,
ondon. In ad-
ndeavorers from
y will take part•
Temperance meeting held
co Hall, on Monday even
etty well attended. Mr.
upied the chair, and ad'
,
ailing, Wingham, A. W. dresses were del vered by Rev. W. A. Cook,
, Mrs. A. W. Young, of Dorchester, 1 ov. Wm. MacGregor, and
f. (tray, Seaforth, and Rev. W. H. We, son. The addressesn vele-,
innipeg. ' Her death re- interspersed by
fter effects of Mamma- Union and of
an attack of which she meeting, a num
the stiminer, Mrs. Clarke Temperance 0
body, generous heart and en association t
vorite of the young people in the town, an
ill bo greatly missed. She ting a largo vet
ember in the Ladies' Aid of on tho liguet
from each chu
of the town as
les. It is exp
shortly and fo
against King
Dr. Macdonal
to the Tempe
Toronto on T
1 Convention of the
En-
metaln of Christian En -
metal Church, Hen-
tember 28th. The
alters well in hand,
elcome to all who
eeple's work. The
many subjects of
ety acid the church -
increasing in value."
"A chapter in church
supper at the close of
—On Tuesday eveni
the Y. P. S. C. E's, of
union assembled, met
al church and held a r
meeting. There was
good things that it w
man, he,good soal, h
and check the eloqu
stats. We had goo
ing and a speaker
Wm. MacGregor, v,
on "Tho Christ Li
W. A. Cook, of
stimulating addre
Ariny of Christ,"
affective and co
tromp Montreal
minutes' address
programme, should not
from all parts of the c
and Cobbledick, of Bru
Dr. Macdonald, M.
Smythe, of Clinton, L
and Bishop Baldwin, of
ditime to these many
different parts of the coni
--During the past w
Gordon has had Samu
Lookeridgo, Robert L
Vanaistine, before hie
Bullard with being dru
or profane language of
deuce sufficient for c ,
was produced, and the M
Mcllwain and Jas. Locke
each, or fifteen days ie j;
eridge was fined•i3 and c
in jail, and .Alex. Venal
or twenty days in jail, '
ties have decided to p
casts of infraction of th above cases, and those t;
of indulging in "tan le
ware.
The reeponse of the and among
to hie appeal for /undoI pithy on eve
ma, luta lose,
ek
k
c
t
ek or so, Ma3 or
McIlwain, Jas.
idge and Alex.
arged by Chief
d using obscene
ion in each case
or fined Samuel
idge 05 and costs
1. Robert Lock-
ets dr seven days
ne 035 and costs
he town anthorie
lish severely all
law similar to the
o are in the habit
rg" had better be -
g, September 2Gth,
his town in local
i the Congregation -
using, enthusiastic
such a plethora of
s hard to act as chair- towel, are visiting i
ing to touch the bell Miss L. Bullard
Mr. John Rog
friends in Westr
Aliso Charlott
visiting in Detr
last week,
Brussels Post
children, of Win
at Mrs, Pearson
Wingham, and
days while ret
trip. The groo
Wilson.
Mrs. John Mc
time with friends
Mr, D. 13. Celt)
ling on Wingha
Mr. R. J. Evan:, of Wroxeter, was ov
to hear Dr. Potts reach. on Sanctity inoi
ing last.
Mr. Peter Dean
week attending th
Mr. and Alt s. R
water, were visitin
week. •
Mr. John. Bret]
town on Tuesday
AIr. Alex. Reber
judge at the fall sh
Mr. Robertson is
farmers of Howick
Mr. and Mrs, Jot
or'So? e,Ja•
re spent Sunday last
McDonald, who has
t for seine time, retui
Airs. 5, Franckhairs, have boon vis'
.—Mr en Velton,
ride, were in tasvii ii f
ning from their wed
fa a cousin toMrs. 11.
of is spending a
n
ck, of Goderich, was c
friends, on I.ntday.
was at Godorich tot
assizes as a juror,
Lt. liiscookl-, of Toes
friends in town tbi
ce that led us to the this week.
music, rousing sing -
from Aberdeen, Rev. Headaches end
gave us an address
sample: ' Ileo, system effectually,
r, of Wroxeter, was i
rr buiinees.
son, of Powick, wee
w held here tine week
ao of the pia it er'ou
Vanetone, jr., of Lite.lends in town.
visiting i. celmore'
To DI sl Colds,
vers, to cleanse the
et gently, when costive:
or bilious, or when the blood is impure- or
ally favored Endeeverer. A good collec-
tion brought onr most pleaemit programme
to an end. The mrch was comfortably
filled and every on went away. satisfied,
feeling that it was od to be there.—Con.
Orange
We take the folio
ton Telescope. Mr
some time been en
store. We join w'
Wingham in wish
long life and
noon last, at St.
Brant, Mr. Joh
was united in
Adams, yonnge
Adams, of the
nuptial knot w
Kelly, of Walk
witnessed by
Immediately
couple, wool
guests, drove
father, wher
Marvin
he Congregation
inging by members ors, At the close of thel tion on the occasion
Se": of the workers in the 1 Wre, Bone to Miss A -
use remained and formed ,• known residente of
further Temperance work I was 'handsomely tied
particularly to gee to get. mice of flowers
for tile toniing plebiscite adorned the altar a
traffie. TV/0 wore chosen' molly was p
11 eta temperance eociety W. H. Watson
epresontetives of those boa. I wedding par se
tea. that ,O.ete will meet , partake of a Su
mutate ta Lam of eampaign" happy couple 1
lcohol. Rev, S. Sellery and London, en re
Were appointed as Ologates weetern pointe, f
nee torivention babe held in fusion of rice, g
ado and Wedneadey next., then* joy.
rm
e Belle.
hard' was the scene
t on and glad realize,
the marnage of
llamsay,both well
eseparts. The church
rated and en abtind-
every hue and shade
d chantel. The cote-,
ci by the Pastor, Rev.
its eonchision a large
mbled in the vestry to
Owing refeetion. The
t by the 3.80 train for
to to Chicago aria other
flowed by the tetutl pro-
d. WitheS, etc, We WW1
tuous repast was served. Upwards of oae '
hundred gti
at the conel
drunk in hot
groom, and fitti
latter, his lathe
Malcolm, and
After the table
was began, and
morning. The
train for Toro
ended will visi
Canada and
Adams was a vorite with all those who
of her acquaintance, and
eh she received were both
,ostly. Mr. Sullivan is the
Sullivan, of Malcolm,
a good mercantile train -
business is in Wingham,
is young wife will take
Pacific Railway, ex,-
eapolis to Pasque, on
Canadian EaCifi0 pail-
, Monday evening. By
Mum will be ehortend
line over its Ameri.
get Sound ports by one
teen miles,
ts sat down to the table, and' Sabo:tom s flaglIsh Whit(
sion of the meal, toasts were 1 Oils is the best Family Liniment in th
• of tlie bride and brides- world. Instant cure for Sprains an(
Bruises. Beware of imitations. Ask 0
gly responded to by that Salmon's English White Oils.
r.Adarris,the bride's father. Mt 'imellig'S vtromn Powder
oung couple took the early
apt up at -intervals, until!
estimonnils testify to its merits. Mone
to, and before their hour is will positively be refended if Heethfield
other points of interest in Healing Balsam does not do all that :
e United States. Miss claim for it.
•
Dr. King's .11—edical Disco
ery is the great blood purifier. It wi
make the blood pure and keep it pur
Cures dyspepsia and all forme of stone(
and liver troubles. It is the best; buy 11
'best. Price one dollar bottle, six bottl
for five dollers.
had the pleasur
the presents wh
numerous atia
eldest son of Da
and he received
ing. Ins place
and there he and
up their residetic
A Railway lltanager :IDYL
"In reply to your question do my child-
ren object to taking Scott's Emulsions, I
say Not on the contrary, they are fond of it
end it keeps them pictures of health,"
Ball Fairs.
ThIngannon, at Dungannon, Oct. 12-13.
Williams' Cade Dandelia
riSialLtours
tea 1
Dr. ttilows Worm Powder
Reatitfield's Healing Ds
19r. ffltedieal Wises'
Are all reliable medicines and the p
eese or money mint:dna.
entholy days are near,
the poet thinks it beat
g the authren verses le
let the spring ones
ro-
sry