HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-10-27, Page 8TILE \lrINGHAM `MIMES, OC r SOBER 27,1891
It rel. '"'NrT'tn aged 75 years. T
t„� of I)evoushire, E
1111,E1aia SILKS.
r,Iih shy tett a,.tions in tbo way of
t, qualities, and good values. It
known that we slid the fine silk
Reason; the reason yoti know, the
oihkr tare Muth snore prominent in
attr .etion:l. To attract you to this
Ree the exquisite variety from 50o. to
per yard iu blacks; their unnaatalsablo
,' 1a,ty and nrequ:Iled values make them
Ase1atible.
[� READY-W.DE Mr1NTLB S.
14e stand head and shoulders above com-
$tiorr. We do the largest mantle trade
ft
town, not by accident, but because no
,user stare shows such an assortment,from
•.e lowest price mantle, $5.00, up to the
mast exquisite fur trimmed, at $25. En-
•tll.aged by the wonderful iuerease in our
and our very large stock of bigh °lase
1'es, we urgeyott to come and see what
l,„+are-doing in mantles, whether you wish
aehay or not.
al BEADY -MADE CLOTHING.
ri$S,uits and overcoats for men and boys,
;stem the leading manufaoturers are here in
diunclauce. The new fall and winter stock,
•• r'ilhprising everything new, correct in
u y1es, reliable in quality, perfect in fit and
:.hien, at low prices.
EVERYTHING IN FURS.
rirSable, Mink, Notre!, Otter, Persian
ivazub and Astrachan, Capes, Mantles,
"lora Collars and Muffs. Great attrac-
411s and largo assortment in all depart-
)).
o.ents,
epart-
tent$, at
:11 , Sq WINDOWS
as M..,.M....ar_,r®...r .� .
ct` Canada's lean Sweep.
tee
1 pa entNDIA FIIOWI 'G IN TIM CREESE 'EX..
)11$ MBIT A CHICAGO.
lidPRobertson, Dominion
,rof.. James titi '.
Mary commissioner, an just returned from
dilhicago. He is uat rally enthusiastic over
igt1e grand showing ade at the World's
hair by Canada in he dairy exhibit. In
hila cheese competit au the Dominion not
orhly captured the .ream of awards but
eek skimmed milk ud all, leaving barely
thio dregs for its rivals. It was a huge
elieau sweep and a triumph for Cauada's
:a eat and growing natural industry.
tr There were three judges iu the •dairy
clues -one each from the eastern and
jesteru States and one from this country.
£oah order, to insure absolute. impartiality
obe samples were carried bellied a screen
via there tested by the judges, to whom
-elhe makers were unkuowu. Piof. Robert-
,
mon gives the Sinal result of the awards in
th rune and `Octobtr exhibits lie follows
Canada in 1860.
mother, a kind fro
wiles knew her.
litre. Sproat au.l
1iiliop, spent 11teu
e deceased was a dative
laud, end emigrated to
rs.:t plett was a loving
ud awl beloved by all
Mrs. Thompsou, of Mc -
ay at lila, R. N. Duff's,
The annual area 'ng of the Bible Society
etbodist eburob, ou
ev. Mr. Cobblediek, of
Pring,. and Rev. L. X.
sans, Good tnusie was
hairs.
Alma, is visiting here,
y preached iu Luck.
d Rev. Mr. McKay, of
d eommuniou services
church bere.
re,of Manistee, Miohiie
r the parental roof,
. Scott went to Peelti
the wedding of Mrs.
was held in the
Monday evening.
Brussels, Rev. 11r.
Healey, gave adds
fnruished by both
arra. G. Wray, of
Rev, A. Y. Hartl
now last Sabbath a
that place, conduct
in the Presbyterian
Mr. Hugh Casem
gam, is vfsitiug and
Mr. and Mre. F. I
last week to attende
Scott's niece.
Mr. Wm, Messer 1
additiou to his resid
An opeu meeting i
Temperauce lodge w 11 be held in their
hall, on Friday ever ing. 'November 3rd.
A good programme a i11 be given, and all
are invited.
Messrs. Duff & S -wart have done ail
extensive business t year in lumber,
shingles, &c. They lave brought in from
British Columbia auother points, 1042
thousands of shingle and have sold uearly
the whole of them. .1ustomers have come
from as far as Wroxeter, Gorrie and Ford -
with for their sung les This firm has
receutly removed
their saw mill near
put in the boiler aloe
their mill here, and
in a building across
the steam to it from
of pipes, In this sb
planer and other ma
facture of builders' su
Mr. 'Wm. Gray ilo
tailoring trade here.
The township Co
Monday last.
tt JUNE E
6 Total entries from
tates in Cheddar or
tam
Of these Canada
event factories 16
otai awards for C
Of. these Canada t
Fns United States 9.
thirty cue: exhibits
this competition sc
'ghest Unite : State
o0 wis_
Total entries to
l3tilted States in
Masses, 600--
0
06.O these Canada sent 524.
as just completed an
ace.
connection with the
.xwa.+xi+sr:x.rt
very hand)• f"r •rite of our citizens
anti bslueve it t4
The DPW MAO ifu'ri' in the electric
light plant her is now almost rettpy
for the head ea t'r to be lifted liar` heave
the great forces of water tltert It mov-
ing, TiA wat •r power here is one o'
the best In tilt Provluef.
Some fifty applications hare keel%
received by t e trustees from teachers
for the sella 1 here. No application
loisbeen ne epte.l yet and will not an
til Novenlb l'
Turnip r rising is the race now,
htrl he well patio
HIBIT.
Canada. and United
actory classes, 667,
nt from over 100
eddar cheese, 138.
ok 129, leaving for
of Canaflfan cheese
eyed higher than the
cheese.
ExWIBIT,
2 : Canada and the
Cheddar or factory
1 awl
ala
'hes ?
3ted Staten
cheese in Cheddar or
n 1893), 414.
took 369, leaving for
Dank Z.
:7 Maumee. •-In Wing tam, on the 8th of
October, t e wife of :i' t'. A., Marriott, jr.;
SOO.
, Latium •teE-1u wer Wingham, on
•October 'rd, alit vire of 111r. Robert
Lockeridse ; adaugl ter.
Venue •N• -In Tr liberty, on October
20th, the wife of ali. Edward I?ergusou ;
se caughter..
TAYLOR -At Win Nor, ou September
30th, the wife of dr. Alco, Taylor, for.
inerly'of Ilelgrave; t daughter.
r3A RIED.
• ,,.fhANDERSON-AIUN. -lit Bluevale, by the
Rev, Wm. IdecGre, or. of Wingham, Mr,
Thos. Anderson, if Turuberry, to Miss
Kate Munn, of .111 rris.
TASLaa-HILTo:s -Cit the resideuce of
Mr. Wm. Dixon, t Iinuie street, Wingham,
ou the 25th instn tr, by the Rev. Wm.
MacGregor, of W ugliant, Mr. J. Taylor to
Miss Annie Hilto , both of Hamilton,
HOLDAWAY-R . e-Ou October 18th,
at the residence f the bride's brother, Mr.
he machinery from A. Rothe, Owen `Hund, by the Rev. Dr.
he station and have Wastes, Miss J5. tet Rotne, third daughter
of Mr. Wm. 11 me, Culross.. to Mr. W.
side of tbe boiler in J. Holdaway, e dest sou of Mr. James.
have put the engine Holdaway, Owe I Sound.
he road, and conduct The happy co ple left for Toronto.where
he boiler by means they will spend a few days in viewing the
p they have put fu a • principal parts f the pity.
hiues for the mann, .�....�..�--
piles. I
R quite an extensive
Feezea-- GmonLr,--At he residence of
the bride's father, Turnb rry, ou the 25th
instant, by the Rev.. `.1`, L Kies:mita Mr, A.
Fraser, to Miss L. Gem dol, °ideas (laugh.
ter of Mr. Wm, Gemini 1,
One hundred and thirty exhibits of
tnadian cheese in these classes scored
her than the highest, United States
ese.
t TIM TO ALR,
1 Total awards for cheese glade previous
)o 1893, 110.
,ariada took all of these -a splendid
of the keeping qualities of Canadian
sed
:n the two competitions
ards were as followtr
Exhibits. Awards.
15 United States 54
'outlined*, ut, r°.* 689 607
Of the totaI ex.1 obits sent from Canada
October all 60' 87 received awards, a
ezn a kable evidence of general excellency.
entriee and
t
. 108 elft
men
he
ser•..
of the judges
eese, which was
33 in hos, was found
oElent `' 'o w. •rand gi
hie poitd' ie, have sirea
The big cheese will
Mani tothe old count
rued with these planar
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE.
DI14ee
trarrrx-sIn East V:ylvanosh, 011 Oa
ober 23r4,.1edward L .yd Duckett, aged
GO years.
EVVXETT•--lu Turn (wry, on the 221id
instant, Esther, wife Mr. John Epplett,
faced 75 years.
'O'CALLAenex-In " est Wawamosh, on
the 20th iustant, Patrick O'Gallaghau,
aged. 62 years.
WrasoN--In Oliu on, on the 18th iustant,
Heleu E. Wilsop, ged 57 years.
nail met here on Application will be made nit r the expiration of
20 days from the first publics on 'hereof, to the Sur-
,, rl
t - rogate Court of the County of Heron. to appoint
, Joseph Smillie, of the Taw ship of Morris in the
,'• .County of ft mon, yenint guardian of his infant
l children, .Ltnbcrt RmUIle, iz'thethAgnes Swink and
Walter Smillie.
fanosh. . J. A. IdnitTON,
t Solicitor for the said Joseph Smillie,
Monday, 0etober Dated at % highnIn the 24th October, 1800. 3t
were all present.
ing were read and i 1 V1 FA FOR SAL .
seconded by Mr. I The subse iber offers for sato his arm, being lot.
ad
le be paid $7, as `L4, Concession B,'I'nruberry, colt Minn. 100 acres,
more or less The farm. is sit ted 3 utiles from
gy caused by a , avingltam a.nd 2 utiles front ty'jii church; gond school
d. � within half a utile. Fret e use, frame barn, with
t for August and 'steno^stabling, and ont•b it WI'Hearing orchard;
g Hood fences, std tan goo ells'and sett water nis-
nce and receipts, ! springs. For fFarm urtheVnever-failingith
r pa culnrs,applyto the
3067.34, leaving prietor on thefarm, or address Box 107, Wingham.
West Wa
The Council met on
14th. The _members
Minutes of lamer mee
approved.
Moved by Mr. Gibso
Durnin, that George B
damage done to his bi
d feci'%ve bridge-Carri
The Treasurer's repo
September showed bal
$986,54; with expenditn
a balapte on hand of $
The following checks
Welsh, gravelling 24 an
16 rods at $1, 316; Join
ling opposite 13, conces
at 40c., 328.81; John
hill and gravelling, 21
360; John Kilpatricl•,
gravelling, 24 and115,
extras, $2.19, 330.00;
312.60, damage, 31,
printing, on account,
amining Jas. Barron,
James Hoey, grading
cessions 11 and 12, 50
Henry Rintoul, insp
eastern boundary, 32;
ing, concession 9, 50
repairing bridge, 15 a
and 4, 33; Thos. Ande
25, concession 3, 54
grading and gravelli
cessions 2 and 3, 315.
gravelling '21 and 22,
at 31.70, 334; Thos.
road between 21 and 2
George Armstrong, gr
concession 25, 407a rods
Anderson, cutting hil
repairing culvert, 37
pairing road opposite
7, 310; Stephen Med
and25,conoeasion 4, $
culvert, eastern boa
O'Connor, culvert op
6, 32; Thos. Lott, be
cessions 8 and 9, 350;
bridge, concession 11
4, 33.50; Daniel Alto
in hauling stone fo
wisher, lumber for p
Council adjourned
November llth.
en 05 out of 100
ly been publish.
soon return for
y. It has been
is "Going: to
gland," "Free farms of 190 aures in the
sa3iatr
Northwest," v-Cituada leads the
rId its quality foe cheese', wheat, apples,
ba,00n, sheep and garises,"
stuerstaxit.
Thos. Hyslop, of 'Ulises, is visiting
Mutual Black's. LL,
ItptrlRett, relict of the late J'olno
ted le Turnberry ou Sunday,
SrcoRD-At Vitt' a, on the 13th iustant,
3..13. Beard, age' 68 years and 2 mouths.
FALLEx-In Cu ass, on the 13th instant,
gay, wife of Mr Daniel Fallen, aged 85
years and 5 mon s.
FOR INVALIDS
whose system needs toning up and whose
appetites are failing,e quick and pleasant
i
remedy will be found u
CAMPBELL'S QUININE WINE.
Prepared only by E. CAMPBELL & Co.
Beware ofImitatio,ts. MONTREAL.
•
A Brick House and Lot for Sale
in Wingham, being lob 05, on the Eastside of
Catherine street, Ward No. 2. Thu house contains
8 rooms, pantry, and cellar. hard and soft water.
The Int contains one•fiftb of art acre, For further
particulars apply to the owner, on the premises, or
to Wingham P. 0.
J, R. GREEN.
.20 -Filed.
ere issued: Patrick
25, concession 7,- a'
ST A Gz `''-` ARE.
Kilpatrick, gravel -1 n 4 and 5, 59 yards
ilpatrick, cutting , >7Strayed
f l bay hang
led 22, concession 4, downonahoff of the f
cutting hill and suck information
oncession 4, 327.91, recovery will be suite
ohn Medd, gravel,
13,00; Jas. Bryan,
$40; Dr. Case, ex -To Subscribers in Arrear
5, lumber, $3, $8;
ndravellin
g g, con -
ods at 750., $37.50; -
cling contracts on A number o f 'subscribers are still
. Alexande>•y.ditch- in arrear for their subscriptions for
.; Jas. D. Smylie, the current year, and a certain
16, concessions 3 number for two and even more
son, culvert, 24 and years. We urgently request all
15; W. H. Wilson, subscribers in arrearto put them.'
, opposite 19, con- selves right on our books as soon
'7; Thos. Anderson,
MALcoL31 LAM ONT.
ain, on September
,with a large growth
•efeet. Anyone giving
will lead to her
ly rewarded.
. C. SPARLING.
Others.
and
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, of London, Ont,
DOES NOT need to hold out such induseuieata ns the pal mitt of railroad faro, guaranteeing of positiany,
deo., dee., fn girder to secure patronage.
WE DD offer you the most rasorroM and TOOROUGOI drilling in ell business subjeetswhieh it iopossitii't
to obtain. Wehat o the largest attendeneeanti the most complete• school in Canada. No solicit, your
patronage on rho ground of work, Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. hoard i12,30 per weal..
A RARE CHANCE
to make from 315 to 325 per week insetting our HIardy
Canadian Grown Nursery Stock. Highest Salaries
or Commission paid weekly. Cotnplets OuTe1T FREE,
Special instructions to beginners. Write this week
for terms to.
121 .
occasion 2, 20 rods
nderson, repairing
concession 6, 326;
velhng 15 and 10,
at 84c., 334.02; Thos.
, piping ditch and
Jacob Miller, re -
7, concessions 6 and
, repairing road, 24
.75; Thos. Nicholson,
day, 313.50; John
osite 27, concession
ge opposite 14, con -
Thos. Lott, repairing
and concessions 8 and
, damage to property
bridge, 38; 'Thos.
ing, 31.50.
o meet on Saturday,
. K. adman, Clerk.
Lower
The population
hag materially i
past few weeks, a
moved into the
Samuel nfdllwuit
atnong the res
The population
other way also,
ridge was Wee
a bouncing baby
We hear that
man is about to a
place. While w
AGO such, still, w
Wingate.
of Lower Winghsm
creased' during the
of tvfamilies have
lace, Thos. Groves,
, and A. Wiley are
of the immigrants.
las increased in an.
s Mr, Robt. Locke.
ted on tIonday last
iri by lfie wife.
former Win3Fbara
art a'hetat in this
re not anxious to
Mink it would be
E. O. GRAHAM, Nurseryman,
Toron to, Oct
CEO. SHAW"
CUTS DOWN THE PRICE OF IYIEAT
as possible.
Those indebted for Job printing
and advertising will also confer a
favor by an early settlement. We
Lave large payments to make and
would like those indebted to us to
put us in a position to meet them.
If you owe us anything, don't
wait for an account to be sent you,
but call and settle or remit the
atnouut at your earliest conve-
nience.
All remittances should be made
by express or money order, or sent
by registered letter to
B.ELtIOTT,
TIDIES Oaten,
Wingham, Ont.
AGAIN.
Catalogue froo.
6m
J. W. WESTI UVELT, Po iineipi i°
°)k
The partnership happily existing between the undersigned' for the
past six years will close on the 8t11 day of September, l893,. by effnl-
gonce of time, and, owing to continued ill health of one of the
partners, cannot bo renewed. Therefore, the
I
UTI TO ABOUT
ba a' .d g m
t
$oId 'T Y. I.
0 00%
:out I1BBffl\8
AND AT BELOW COT.
As the goods are all new and have been selected with great care,
ry
affords an opportunity of securing SACRIl+ l CLBARUAINS such as
this
may never again be offered to the citise'ris"> of Wingham and vicinity,.
STEAK. J- NC. PER LB° This great sale will begin on
and order meats low in proportion.
FOl: SAUSAGE
also on hand.
I aim prepared to pad the highest
price for all kinds of fowl. They
must be drawn and well dressed.
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