The Wingham Times, 1893-12-01, Page 6THE WING:HAW TIMES, DECEMBER 1, 1893.
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and the amount 1poued nn account of thR elttrewele dia•
agreeabiit weather. Due notice will be
glveu of Bete when meeting will be held
to il[eouse this important queetiuu,
Mrs. IL N, Duff spent 'l;heuki•gtving tet
l enfryn.
Mr. George Burgess ie home front Priuee
Edward Inland,where be hue been eu. I
year being 51 An pound*
/w, .'* a of Money realised being nearly 837,009,
.. — 'f`):auksgiving ,servikes were conducted in
the presbyterian elturela by Rev. Afr. Mae.
Noble, 4f Edinburgh.
We will keep up the high character of Messrs, ];saga and William Conn bave
xr goods: andlower the profit xnarg}n, t)ttr returned from Dakota, in whielx they spent
the summer.
Mx. Cunningham, the well known shoe-
nxaker, is very ill at present,..
1Flr. Pat, Troy ie. recovering from, an at-
tack of typhoid fever.
eirmantle business is graving fest. To The annual meeting of the Creamery
lye it en extra, push, we will offer from Company will be held in the Foresters'
ow until the *lose ref the year,. Beersa Hall, on Saturday, December 1
LNra and more of them than any other p, tn,
QM, at lower prices. That we are head•
carters for mantles is easily proven by our
!gentle stook andateedilyenoreasingteade.
MANTLES.
'settles are the, highest credit to Winghatn
4 ourselves. Our stook stands to -day
,tnnd to none outside the city --and why
s#, xe buy the beat materials frent the
igheat skilled manufacturers in the world?
OVERCOATS.
We are going to .convince youthat this
reuse is the place to buy your overcoats
nd suits; they are in tan, gray, blue and
dark, very etylish and very durable. We
rill y, %p•lea us ten or fifteen minutes to
try them on. Foe style or value we over-
ttadow any competition at the price. 'bat's
til Atka it.
DRESS GOODS.
P;tst.lo x.tble Dre,:s Fabrics in new and
dark :nlw s in Victoria Serges, Hopsock-
ing, Cheviots, Mixed Suitings, Plaids and
triers,
We can please you in Gloves, hosiery,
"rc2e'wear, Blankets, Carpets, Lane Cur-
ains. Roots and Shoes.
teverehn ,E, reed ktnbbers, Gents' Furnish -
age, most complete, at
M. H. MaiNBOoss.
Personate.
jr B. 1'. Chapman, of the Ripley Et -t-
int, spent Thankseiviug with his brother
toWV, 1 tr. W. J. Chapman.
r. A. W. Webster was in Seaforth on
nese, on Friday last.
;,,y. B R Keefer, a former pastor of the
11.pl:ii.,x1 tittlioclibt "elniroh, was visiting
ricut<e in town dui;ing the past week The
ev, r t utleman is residing in Pennsylvania
loth,
at
Morrle.
Mr. Robb, Geddes carve over to the
"Benediots" en tbe 22nd November, by
marrying Mary Jane, daughter of Mr.
Thos, Clark, of the 5th concession, His
brother, Mr. 0. Geddes, supported him ou
the occasion,. while Miss Annie Clark was
bridesmaid for her slater, Rev. Mr.
Dyke, of Belgrave performed the sero•
mouy. Quite a number of friends gather-
ed to sen the marriage. A very tine sup-
per was prepared for the occasion and was
fully enjoyed by the friends. Many pre-
sents gave evidence of good wishes for
success. The couple left for a honeymoon
trip before settling in their new home.
May they live iu it long and happily.
Mr. John M. Sloan, sop of Mr, A. W.
Sloan, of this township, passed Ills final
examination in the Royal College of
Physicians and Suugeons, in Glasgow,
Scotland, recently.
Tax Collector Mooney has the roll, and
has commencedhis rounds. The total
amount to be collected this year is
$11;t 46 91.•
ria r riston.
geged in cheeaemekint;.
Mr, Jobe J. Archibald, Q. O., or Mou-1
trees, who baa recently been appointed to
a judgeship of the Sorerier Court, is
married to Miss Hutolimit, ((innerly of
this plane.
A Union Tbaukagiving rervioe was held
in the ltethodiatehureh here, on'T'haaks-
giving day, at 10,80 a, vet. Rev. A, Y.
Hartley preaobed the sermon, which watt
uppropriata and much enjoyed by the
e)»gregation. The attendance was fairly
•
good.•
Rev. H. A. Shaw, of • Wroxeter, will
preach iu the Methodist ohurgh ou Sabbath
everting next, as the Pastor goes to Bel -
more to preach Auni'ersary sertnors.
Rev. Memel Paul sed wife, of Urus4els, f
were visiting their daughter, M re. Joseph
Pugh, on Thanksgiving day.
The Snow was gently falling cu the eve
of Tha:,ksgiving, about the hour of 7, 111\1111r
pR�,��when a solitaryknight descended from a 1I ^'
snowy hill, and although neavily laden
with armor, be strode with i}rm and
lengthy step. On, ou, he pushed with )
burned step and crossed .the peaceful
brook. Nor stayed he until he had reach-
ed what seemed to be the object of his
travel,: —a large, centrally located building
—perhaps a citadel or storehouse. Iota 1
this place he immediately hastened. He
had scarcely eutered when be challenged
tbe keeper to defend himself as beet his
courage and valor would allow. II: deadly
combat each ou the other closers. Bach
employed all tactics and mauoeuvrr.s of
guarding and thrusting. Time serird to
e our Hero vauquitined u,nd now be lay
Mr. Watson, from near Teeswater, was
married to Miss Mitchell, of this place,
last Wednesday. 1tev. Mr. Munro tied
the nuptial knot.
The t•treets presented a very lively ap-
pearauoe ou Saturday last, owing to the
good sleighiug, It is to be feared that the
at present, and is engaged in evangelical present rain will briug us luta the mud
" •
irk. again.
Nfra. A. MoILeen, of thistown:speut Sun-
y last in I3elgreve.
)Sr. Wesley J. 'Watson, who liaalieen in
an toba. for the past few years, is visiting
ends in town and vicinity.
Mr. Wm Dwell spent Sunday last in
orris.
Mrs. Wm. 13?ack and slaughter, of Pal-
xnerston, wore visiting in town this week,
Mr. Robe. Tennant, of this town, spent
henkeeivi t ; day in Paris.
Blyth Standard: Mr. and Mrs.
acts, of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
cent, of Dintioy st., spent Thanksgiving
y with friends ie. Wingham.
•
Gerrie•
Court Gerrie, Canadian Order of Foxes -
will give a grand concert in the town
ikon the evening of January 5th, 1894.
slant pf ,i, high order is being procured,
fandevery endeavor will be made to make
y$t the concert of the season. The High
tChie£ Manger of the Order, Mr. C. E. Brit -
On, of Ganeneque, and e. number of other
igh Court officers 'will be present. A re•
ption will be held in the Court tootle
tiring the afternoon, after which short
dresses will be given by the high Cnurt
o#xxcers.
ACUTE or CHRONIC,
Can be cured by the use of
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
of pure Cod Liver Oil, with
the Bypophosphites of Llzne
and Soda. A feeble stomach
takes kindly to it, and its
continued use adds flesh, and
makes one feel strong and
well.
"0 4. !masse,": fleware of substitutes.
Seliovilepsoldbyal8druggis Borne.
We. and $1.00.
Mr. James Robb, Elmo., was iu town
last week visitiug his daughter, Mrs.
Alexander.
Dfi s Miuofe Alexander spent Thanks-
giviug visiting friends in Tesawater.
The t,uciel in the Methodist church,
under the uuspioes of the Epworth .League,
was ,t grand affair. It was called a "Pink
and White" social. We imagine that some
were a little too "airy," and so paid 'for it
by coutractiug severe colds. Everything
wee done in the sl.acious dining hall to
make all feet at home. Eatables were in
abundance and of the best quality. The
programme was also of a superior quality''
Tim concert in the town hall. Monday
evening, under the auspices of the 'Me,
chauics' Institute, Ras not as well attend-
ed as its merits would demand, no doubt
because of the inclement weather. Miss
White was frequently applauded and en-
cored, while J. Moore did not at all dis-
appoint the audience.
There war; a :Thauksgiving service held
in Guthrie chutch, ori Thursday, 23rd ult.,
at 3 p. 'm. and at the close of the service
a social meeting of -the congregation was
held, to which all were invited. Thera
was a musical mud literary department
after the tables were seryed.
Tlie Messrs. Brooks Bros., who some
time ago purchased the pop business from
J..13. Taylor, have their' new premises
about completed and expect, to remove the
plant and machinery in a short time.
Geo. Gray, contractor for Wenger's cold
storage buildiug, is pushing on the work
this tine weather with great speed. Al-
ready read the wells of the e
third story
are
about completed and a large gang of toed
are at work pregariug tor the roof. Should
the weather hold good for another two
weeks, they will have the whole building
enclosed.
Glenrarrow•
Mr: Wm, Gemniiil is spending his
Thanksgiving holidays under the parental
oof.
Some of the sports in the vicinity went
ranting Thanksgiving day, bet the returns
ere not very large. Otherwise the 'weather
ade it very dull, although the fire places
one brightly.
The farmers are busy at their wood•cut-
4ing.and saw -logging again.
Mr. John Getntnill has taken the agency
err the Townships of Tnrnberry and Hove,
•ok for the noted Jones' Locked -Wire Fence,
railroad, garden
and
a 'ti farm ray ,
t di ,
sane the e g
' ted.
Those inteed.
'lawn feriae in the •t5rovinoe. q ose
to build fences should call on their old
ighbor and satisfy themselves as to the
tneia, dn'°i,1!lily, etrongth and cheap.,
e of this fence before they build. Our
e}ghbor would be only too glad to take
ur orders and erect on your premises, a
ice eo neat and suitable for the farms
lat'e'nt of today, at no advance in cost
etr.inary wire fences, and as strong
a amble as other feuccs built of raile or
orougii' Ic Onr;o, tivo
TROitOU011 WO1llt, under the guiding hand of the P1t1NCIPAi" of the
forest City Business and Shorthand School,, of London,. Ont.,
who has pail mow, preparation for his c`,ossn'profession, assures success to every student, Marina sneak
rittTite:i'aunt in. the class room and nee mutt in 1,Ualtir.ei Met Ore',ea CSACTICR, he should know how to
prepare young; people for business, It pays to attend a school that has a standhur among business teen.
collets re•.pons on Tuesday, January 2nd, 1894, Catalogue free. Good board 92,60 per work.
Om .T. W. WEST.ERVELT, Principal.
TIIF
diva��, � SV 3'J` t' Jl�
Brings with it its own peculiar wants, autl we are happy to be able to
say that we are prepared to snppiy such wants in tt way that wilt in-
terest and profit the buyer.
Do not buy olcl trash, which will prove to be dear at any price,.
when yon can get
• GrOat
perhaps never to rise again. tleveral' As well as hundreds of minor au es iu
silverware and jeweller line you will find t
methods of restoration were suggested,
water watt called for, but alas! the quarrel
was over a pump. At last be returned
home uttering groans expressive of his
defeat. Such is the history of ruined
not only represented but abundant iu our
stook and give you such an assortment to
pick from that whatever your taste or min-
i dttion of your' puree, you lean easily be
suited, Naturally the tirst purchasers get
the beet of it. There is not a better time to
"castles in the air," of blighted hope:; and purchase than now.
honor tret upled underfoot. We lead iu every department, such as
ROI
$ Conent-1n East
eteber telth, the wife
a (laughter.
watch, clock, wedding rims, jewellery.
N. • Repairing a speoialty.
awanosb, on Nov- •
f• Mr. Wm. Currie ; I J. B. 1V.�JNSi.�';",
'ch, on the 19th 1 Mason 13lool:, Wingharn.
u Donaghy : a son..
r, en the 18th ult., '
DoNACIrr.—ln Fordt
ult., the wife of Mr. Jo
Ceir,•;tt. -Ti,• Teeswat
the tette of Me. H. W.
MARE'
l`ine'r—MCLAIM/MIN-•
the Presbyterian Maus
Munro, Mr. John E. Rut
Jane, youueest daught
Laughnit, Esq., all 'of H
atter; snit. D EMWL COLLEGE'
'D.
o Harripon, at
by the Rrv. G.
t .to Mise Sarah t
✓ of Chas. Mo- •
wick.
is on Nevem- ' An Institution where none but boarders
GE1,10 4 CLAIM —Ill
bar 22nd, by Rev. J. H.
Geddes to Miss Mary J
Mr. Thos. Clark, both o
Butiouss—SxxTx--At
Mr. Wortaniut, London,
by Rev J. G. Laird, M
to Miss E. M. Smith,
Mr. John Smith. see
•
bero.
Viehiteclhurch
The flood Tempters' entertainment, on
today evening lett, was grate atuccess,
gi, Ill's bac) v; a ttlser was against it.
. P. htendereon was chairman. The
inment couslettd of music, din.
1*ochre,et:;. The tipatktrjWere
rton and MaeNal•.
*spits Bros. are buying grain.
Ivry has wound tip for the
t,meran�t of bobber roads this
Bluevale.
GA,invtT—NoLAN --
rliurnh. Blyth *on No
Fti,tber Qutgie' "M r.
Miss Bridget,' n, d
Nolau, all ofIlett.
Demote (biome—A
ember 15th, by Rev.
Jeremiah Dalton. As
daughter of the late
bort.
Rain-Buncx.--
24th. Mr. Itobert J.
H. Bui,rob, daughte
Teeswater, Out.
Doxetneox-15APTt
the bride's tether, C
by Rev. .les. Mateo)
Culroes, to Marv, d
Baptist, of t.nlross,
`i D
4'+" Mct AronrnN.- In
nate Jae, McNaught
8 months.
;27th November, J
Ieaao Northgraves;
OSHAWA..
Orr
yke, Mr. Bobt.'
ne, daughter of
Morrie.
the residence of
u November l5th,
Audrey Burgess
my daughter of
ion boss, Lemke -
e se
n St. Mi h 1's
ember 20th, by Rev.
homes Garbutt to
ghter of Mr. Thos.
•
Irishtowu. on Nov.
Deau Murphy, Mr.
field,to Mies Hannah,
Johu Crouiu, H•b-
t Chicago, on Oct.
teid, to Miss Harriet
of i'1r, John Bunton,
r --At the reeidencenf
lenge, on the 15th ult,
, `!'hos. Donaldson, of
ughter of Mr. Win.
ED.
Culross, -on the 22nd
n, aged 45 yearn and
'I'uruberry, on the
!alma, wife let Mr.
gad 17 years.
are admitted; has been ruining about 18
years.
•
ESTRAY SHIP.
Came on to the remises�of t
p
e ' r i Board of
b
the 7'owus
A. meeting of ie
!} p13 and 16.tw 5
Town-
shipwits held in the office of the w
ship Clerk, ou Mooney last, when several
mutters relating to the sanitary oouditiou
of the township were considered.
A ennventiou for the organization of the
towuihip for the plebiscite campaign, was
held in the: Foresters' ball, in this place, Carrie on to the pretnls
ou Monday last, November 27th. The 10, fe;nncus+fou �, Turn
November, ,o small rad $
attendance was not large, the extremely Is
a hi r u I t prove
disagreeable weather, no doubt, pre veiling,
many frcin atfon,iing. After prayer by •
evi itfl'tt
enc an
of Septetnl,ur. th.se aged
owner l+ hone -Med to pro
and take them away.
Morris, Nev. 20th, int,
e subserlher, lots
u. nn or abs ttheRrhe.t
' a td, a ata b. x
, n m
Employs a very Efficient Staff
of Ten Teachers.
SCHOLARSHIPS ARE SOLO,
esh,
an cheaply froth us.
We, make a
0 #-. s
lit a �
Pim
•,n ti t' 11 tin ut
this week. Now is the time to get your Xtnas Supplies.
this week in
13'ELT BOOTS,
TAT tlBERMEN'S RUt3BEl3S AND SOX,
embracing a full course yearly, including
all the English brnuehes, Sciences, French
and German, Ciassice, Music, Drawing,
Craven Portrait. Oil Peinting. ()Niemen Mel
branches, with Vocal and Riotsutian, iu
classes, at remarkably low, rates.
This Institution drawer etudentw from
Toronto, Moutreal, OttA.wu and the towns
and cities from Canada, as web a from
New York, Chicago and other cities from
the United states.,
For psrtioulars address,
MISS D. A, HURD), Secretary,
Orhswa.,
J B CUMCS
4 I
Beret to intimate to his 'oume-ons mut-
tomeri+ and otheta that he inretldb
Moving to the stand lately used
as a boot and shoe store
Two Doers North of Post Office
a stock of
where will be found a large
'OVERSHOES FOR MLN, 130YS, WOMEN, MISSES
AND CHILDREN , also It:JJ3E1+BS AND CARDIGANS
for every perrofi.
we
Cor-xe and sue the
,4 S—LITTS
Make up to order—first-clsas in ev ry pnrticnlar--
Finer Suits for a little more money. If yon prefer
READY—MADE SJITS
cc3
we have them for very little money
Fours Respectftilll
CORDON & iVicINTYRE3
- "The Anchor."
RING.
We have just passed into stock, two of the
biggest drives in , -
_ x:, it. ]IES' ,t°GE,. 4::: -ID
We have ever offered. 24 pieces of one line and
lin 4ew iiNCAtAIME
LL,
4t Musical Instruments, I should
you
not want
an
trthem.
—AND—
c,
al a.
to erty, p y az anses �% another. Therevrarth tCsee, even
ESTRAY
Iiev, S. W. Pring, the meeting was declar-
ed open for business. After tarns disnus•
sloe, the following officers were elected f
Rev. J. W. Prang, President; Ldward
Leech, Seeretary-'treasurer, and Vies.
Preeideute for each polling sub•divition, at
follows: For No. 1. Malcolm Lamont; No, 2,
Xt, Leathern; Arc. 8, Wm, Gernmill; No. 4,
Wm, Mundell. Several matters of detail at 1 o'clock p. rn.,
when the divide gi wilt ht paid end other important
were attended to, and.the Mating fed• b,nHseee transtut.�tl ,t°i "nitons. Shareholders and
lotlrfled, others inlaresied ate cordially Invited to attend.
Jtv
, W.
The 1?1eblsrtite Beating( advertised to be J. 81M['SteN,Ser•retary.
by81t' rets' Monday evening lust, Was polo- Whtiecltt.reh. Nor. all, tem >Vt
ER.
Sewing Machines,NINE DOZEIT DOZESEAL. TT OAFS
... Washing Machines words $L25 for 75 ctz.
e j, about the firer of
tut Iletfer. The owner
orgy, pay expenses and
JAS. ELl t0't,
Mu valet', U.
WOTICE.
The :annual Meeting' of the Wit
�ry t'empa•, v, will he held in he
Foresters' Hall
Stttorda3r, De
echureh ereaua
hitechurchr
Mit, 1.89g,
and Wringers,
with all needed repairs.
Also a full line of
SCHOOL S't PPLIES
•-1•.AtYn•..+
DEHERAL STATION EDv.
!tints wilt be opeued en Seturtiny, July
2Uth.
GIVE AR A. CALL.
1. Ll. C'UUMItiNff+
Wiegbarn, July 28th, '90. flirt.
T.e` largest assortment of
GLOVES
V ITS
in town..
MANTLES
A number of "dines cif our Mantles are broken.
in sizes. The add ones you can h.ave at a price.
4 CaSeil more of those Long" Boots ,lust opened.
See our Overcoats before you buy.
t 5!f,ect i filly yours,
"IMO.. . z -N,43.
VOL, XXL ---NO. 1
Cold weather is et hand and Xm
coming. Are you prepared for the
not, you should go at came to the
lav -.' "IdiA •
Where you will find an excellent range
winter goods 0f every description.
Our Dress Goods and Furs are in
lead as usual in values and assortme
`,. We ire also showing special values
s*1 Ladies', Misses', Men's and Boys' Uu
clothing,
In the Gents' Furnishing Departm
we have an immense range of Tweeds, T
Collars, Shirts, Sox and a special line
Sealette Caps, in all the leading she
and at a pries that is lower than the lowc
Don't fail to see them.
The head of; our Grocery Departmt
is also .snaking a special effort in that dir
tion. Chace New Fruit Currants a
Raisins, Lemon, Orange and Citron Pet
prize Columbian Cheese and the old
liable 35e. Tea, all to hand.
OR's isc HISCOCSS,
Direct Dry Goods Imports
Tae BuAte, November 30, 1893.
Marriage Licoitsos
Issued by Fxnln P.aiansorr, No 23, V
toria street, Wingham, Ont. 1(o whites
reg lured,
DRESS MAKING.
11115. Zr0.0,3110-1(AI.4,41.18,19
.Has decided to open a fire 11et g but
;et, opposi
;uarantee
. 3m
tress, at her residemee,
Queer's Hotel Satisft dt
Apprentices wanted.,
LOCAL NEWS
—Call at the Star Restaurant for a b
assortment of fruit. jets McKi Lvnn.
—Our young reader. should read the ad
vertisemeut of the Ca t da Business Col
lege of Chatham, on p ge 8.
—The Teems will be sent to any addres
from.now till the lst of January, 1895, fo
One Dollar.
—Walkerton is t ,erea with a "Jac.
the Kisser," who ha ben annoying som
,of its female resides s late.
tit_ Luelies'felt h sat cost, at Miss Wal
)lace' millinery st
;.The splendid s eighin is malting busi
nese brisk in town. Wo and saw log
are coming in in large qu ntities.
—The waterworks are being extended
east along. Patrick street, the contract fo
doing the work having en let to Messrs.
J. A. Cline ck Co.
—Grain chop t done for 5 cents per
100 lbs. at thengham Oatmeal Mill.
Oats exchanged Mr oatmeal.
W. Mumma.
of the Town Coun-
f in a number of
town hall, as well
Council Chamber.
stop issued by the
ities is intended to
ige of a letter •as
It is ',a titrie-suvet+,'
1 o two at ki`Cxx{le
away
for a Xmas
es + ' of those
tawhotle 'x.
j At the loot meetin
it'was•dec;ided to p
additional chairs in t
as to properlyseat the
''Phc new 13 cent s
DAtiiii » postal au%3io
coV:Oiktliektelitio,ry pas
registration,
O.s, y Ole will do instep
ly` ,
-7::'What • caai.;, go
plrea8txt2 1 lsnott+,-111 f
bbotttttifet fine ;SA Man
Ati'`e1t Hosie,,' and
,,the till Mian Bndes.vor
bald' abeseerit of
x>rl' m
aural), bn° 1tton'day even}i
gratente,00tisieting of voc
tel muss f! et00; 'will be
itle for all.
provided 1'next
s l?t'
tion la
" extended to all.
'
the auspices of
Society, will be
Presbyterian
g next. 'A pro -
and instrumen•
d refresh.
c. dial invite.
Stowe Co,, s Uncle ' tree Cabin, at
Town llitill, Wdeingham, y. Dec. 15th.
Reserved seats now on e at Williams'
drugstore. Prices; 25, 8 and 60 dente.
. —The Hamilton Tithes, x a recent issue*
paid the following com aliment , to our
townsman, Mr. Thos J, S• aft "Mr. Scott,
of Wingllaul, and resents , friitxi Scotland,.
Appeared here for the ' fir •1 tfblo •`ale has
expressive and pewee! tenor p'eMYre,and
%lege the Scottish balls s with that soft,
melodious! pe peculiar to theDoria tongue.
In ansvf4', recalls he i• • ve "Green Grow
tits 1tas14i6s, tl," and 'lliglilend Jean."
ilia deet, "The Crooki Bewbee," with
Mrs. McArthur, was per ape the prettiest
thing of the evening. It is a 'fetching'
!sort of e, piece, and bo t sang exceedingly
well." •
The beet refer yet The Txiti.s find the
Ionto Weekly Globs from iinw till the
a of 1804, for 81.60.