HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-12-08, Page 8Wroxeter.
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_ ; fee clod- nt'i 444 . 13oo40i
(1001)g. i anal Novenicees ell; ideals, a c
la4lW,iye-•-eomotobead- t The first public t
from the, largest, most ° iutereeta of Eroleibi
complete, most magnificent j -nett hen, on Tivur
ever allows he Winghttati. t cask and dee tie ti
idol imtigiaabie for maw, i >r4
, at prieeeranging from a the weather, the lust
many dollars. Whether it 1, Tilos. Rae, P. Cl, of
or the big price,absolutely, cu ied the chair -
tern for your money at this p
!y Trading place, Don't i the tweeting with p
shopping, now you can select . delivered by Revs.
' l assortn�eut, get ready atter- t Brownlee and other
ithease, plume pleased. Later was furnished by
ayes pick from broken stocks, ;The meeting was
hied done your shopiug sooner. 1
this mistake, sped and sugars
SILKS, plebiscite.
see would make the very best i John J. Rutherfo
'hristtuas present. Here are a
We carry Bengaline, Crystal, from Detroit on a
their friends here.
Gros Grains, in black and all At the election of
LOAIKS AND WRAPSi T., 011 Friday even
�t6rt•:: A blatee,
Mentes, (a;atrled
ass /tneetieg in the
ion was be in the
day evenies of lea
very eternal state of
wa.s. well tilladi gr.
he R. T. of T., oo.
v, Ur. Shave opened
yer. Addresses were
haw, Davidsou and
Appropriate music
o 1L, T. of T. choir.
success in every re-
ell for the coining,'
1 and wife are home
few weeks' visit with
officers in the R. T. of
ng last, the following
t fan's latest Fancies at special • were elected: Thos. I. Miller, S. C'.; Maggie
lec
ember. Buy now when you t Paulin,V. C.; Jas. N =ilson, Rec. Sec.; Thos•
at what you want.. Buy before !Rae, Fin. Seo.; Ai ' ie Sanderson, Treas.;
'me mantles are picked up. Good. � Alex. Smith, Chap, Wm. Gibson, Guard ;
viv prices don't last long.
FURS.
IL. W. McDonald, ntinel,:
` lames Fos is th
Yam
h.v come and we have the Fir
lou warm. We are determined to
te+lrtxe a atl this winter, if low prices;
. Very lerge stock of Ladies' and
air Coats still in stock at prices to 1
Ii. An Overcoat or Ulster most
'in your thoughts, and the price 1
oeoultth this year. We have a 1
variety and the stylesare capti- 1
materials are t hose most favored
, at low prices. headquarters
weed Linen Handkerchiefs; Kid
utas -Shirts, .Collars and Ties.
ehtly earned this reputation by
Ways the best valees at all tinges,
M. IL 6OIIGOD'S.
l 'mmi;s will be sent to any address
ytilt the lst of January, 1800, for
is the s assn of the year when
',re disponi g of their poultry and
more oar were take in preparing
idr sale wt ul l.be an easier matter.
it is di 4alt'to.ship poultry to
els, snip y because they are not
ressed. ' hey should not be fed
bef re, being killed, they
be Beall d so much,., and they
t;eh, bet er if they were killed by
jagnlai 'eiu, imiteacl of wring -
necks, oultry that is neatly
11 alway ,find ready. sale at good
Confirmed.
+zombie impressioe, Peodnced+dit
poem:m ice of tide agreeidele rl‘ic id
ay Syrup of Figs a fear years ago
snore than confienied by the pleas -
donee of all who have used it, and
as of the proprietors and niititu-
the California Fig Syrup COM -
A Great Offer.
e of Toronto is offering great
is in connection with their week.
To all subscribers who fol
dollar by the end of Dee.ern-
wm:send The Weekly Globe
in addition, present them
opy o{ 'Hints for the Million,"
lay M' essrs. Cand, McNally & Co.,
publishers of Chicago .and
�+C
an invaluable book of refer -
for the household, being a
of thousands of new and value
and Puggestions en hygiene,
siness affairs, travelling, the
boratory, house, kitchen, gar -
etc, The regular selling price
oath one dollar.
MSS NOTICES.
&ititi isitiye and economical
.-=Nevi York Sun.
which will le found useful by
—Boston Traveller.
eful thing fora handy person.
DIS '.I',jcayune. '
are comprehensive enough,
onder is they aren't called a
Eneyelopedie. "--Cincinnati
house recently ocou
Mr, Geo. E. Dan
Friday morning, w
good situation witl
Knox, ,Morgan & C
The Foresters it
nual concert on
nth.
Miss Kate Fors
ou a short visit at
Gazette.
i1 information could not well
in the same space.—San Fran -
in.
egulated household should he
py of "flints for the Million."
the Times.
aerially compact form a vast
Information. ---Manchester iln,
will be forwarded free of post -
r is a most liberal one and
e a large itlerease iu the eircu-:'
old eetablislt,d and excellent
11
A "'and event
1.141, which threw
able emit teu.eut.
attended to the e
the shaft which b
the dyutureo, was
caught in the sha
The abaft makes
minute. It is not
I u this state w
Leighton, tc esus
few minutes bef
,inect'ade preseute
bones, limbs, &c.,.
while what was to
ate mac was still t
The sad event etis
town. Ile was
afternoou at 3. r
member of the I.
and A. O. U. W.
week moving into the
ied by Mr. Lee.
left for Hamilton last
rere bo has secured a.
the dry goods firm of
of that place.
tend holding their an-
riday evening, January
h is home from Toronto
resent.
rriston.
Ash mid
12th o nceseion, has pet a
in his st m mill. Ile is dos
o first see sawing.
class eleighfng just news'''
happened on Tuesday
tee town iuto consider -
Mr. Thomas Davy, who
ctric light, while oileug
ars the belt which drives
y some means or (Aber
and dashed to pieces.
bout 500 revolutions a
kuowu how long be was
ren found. 411r. Geo.
of the plant, went in a
re•,,eie. and a horrible
Itself. Brains, blood,
ere strewn everywhere,
eth er of the unlortuu-
volving with the shaft.
a deep gloom over the
buried ou Wednesday
rn. Deceased was a
.0.F.,A.F.&A.M.,
tower
:eneetinn"fer
ing ?leads.}ti'e vote
echo•1 Dols •, iu t
evenin4 ext, D
o'clock. A good
payers of this su
ear restly re;lueste
Winghain.
anizbtion for the cam -
will be held in the
is place, on Tue.-day
ember 12th, at 7.30
tendance of the rate -
vision of Turuberry is
. 1;I Q cash will secure THE TI3IEs and
Toronto Weekly Globe from now till the
1st of January, 18tf5, Subscribe at once.
STRAYED UEIFEf"
C iw on thepleraieee of tit i, bar, lot et,
Conesseent 11, Taretiorry. oak ab'. t the reit of
Noveeoher last, a rolls colon t " year oTdt heifer.
The wailer Is requeiattd top w 8ropertt. fray tx-
pens.a• and take her away, o e' ifl lrt dc:l,4 N1th
aecor,f4u1; to•1aw.
! scowl',
(;lenanttoa P. 0.
(N.
HQIIUaJ Entertaineib.
MESSRS. W. G
Ualritan
—A
DK WILLIS,
�#aatii�t,.
UNDOUBTEDLY iT PAYS TO ATTEND THE BE
WORTHY GRADUATES ASSISTED TO POSITIONS.
THE FIRST FOUR OF TEE FOLLOWING STUDENTS AND GRADUATHOP
INTERESTING
INFQRMA.TION
I To f
'YOUNG A'IEN
AND
WOMEN.
ALAN < acLEAHN, CHATHAM, ONT.
Humourous ane Dramatic Reader,—HAVE BEEN PLACED DURING THIS WEEK,.
late of New York City are open for en-
gegetuents, either together or separate
during the holiday Beason. Terms very
moderate, Apply to
A. S. MAcLF.AN,
Seaforth.
AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE TOWN. PROPERTY.
-Under and by virtue of a power of sale contained
in a certain registered mortgage (which will be pro-
duced at the time of sale) and anon which default
in payment has been made, there will be offered for
sale by Pnblie Auction, at the
BRUNSWICK. SWIICK HOTEL,
in the
TOWN OF WINGHAM,
00
Tuesday, the 22nd d December,
1893, at the hour of 2 o'clock it the afternoon, the
following desirable pro erty, namely :
Town Lot number ifnu, n the north side of
Victoria street, in the ow of WI:wham, Foley's
survey, being a sub•divi io of Park Lot number ono,
Qo"oruntent survey, co t ring one-fifth of an acre
01 land more or less, r . mint, however, a portion
of the west half of th •nst MU of said lot hereto-
fore conveyed to n. p ugus W. Frazer, anti described
in his registered dem .
This property is conveniently situated in the said
Town of Winglu:dn. being on the north exit rnur
of Edward ar.d Victoria streets, and within Due block
of Josephine street.
There are upon the premises a good framerl+valiing
house, a frame stable and 1.t re eto•lo warehouse.
The property will be sold snhjeet to a rcern0
BORN.
PATTON.—In East Wawanosh, on the 6th
inst.. the wife or Mr.. W.u. Patton ; a
daughter.
•''.eittroee.—In Turuberry, on the 5 h 1
last., the wife of Mr. Thos. Elliott ; a solid
]aims L.—In Brussels, on November, 1
20th, the wife of Mr. J. N. Kendall ; a son.
BYAM.-1u Brussels, on November 17th,
the wife of Mr. Harvey Beam ; it son.
SAN»EasoN.—In Clinton, on November
26th, the wife of Mr. Thos. Sanderson ; a
son.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten par cent. of toe purchase 'money to be nail
down nt tho tone of Hole and the h,tl nice 1thi i ;10
tilysthe,w farr. Arra n etrentscon be Ini,letoallow
a po tioe of the purchase money to remain Sat rtmrt•
tors al..easouable terms
Further particulars may be hod on appliwitiott 10
E. L. I11 :•Iiia ot1. 13.u•r, ater•, Winghatn,tho Anatlonoer,
or to the Vendor's Solicitor.
P. DEA \S, R. VANSTONE.
Auctioneer. y,indnr's Solicitor,
Dated at tVinuham, December 71l , 1893,
1.0GS, Loss, LOGS.
. The 1110111.81 Cash prices paid f' r any
(pertly of good
HATE3 ASID SOFT WOOD LOGS
delivered in our yard,
Call and get prices before disposing
of your Tiluber,
Custoffl Sawing,Piaioing
and SHINGLE CUTTING
done cheap as the cheapest and Balis%
faction guaranteed.
All kinds of
Rough and Dressed Lumber, Lath,
•shingles, &c.,
kept constantly ou haod.
• McLEAN & SON.
Witighrttn, Dec. 7th, 1893.
Cusnips—TEFtmA—At the residence of Eviiit,plEmi, '' 7PAo� 1.bride's arents, 30 November 28th, b
Rev. W. H. Watson, Mr. Win. A. Currie,to
Miss Maggie, fourth daughter of George e''
LoTarvit, Bete., both of East Wawanosh, t+ ✓ / 11� N
wer—Soucu.—At the residence of the JI
bride's parents, on the 6th itist.,by Rev..J.
W. Priuky of Bluevale, lir. George C. —, I
Tr\i
Lowry, of Iirnssels,tn Alae Martha Menefee f 1
daughter cf Mr. Robert Souch, of 3rd cou.
Morris.
•Gittds—Ross.—At tht' reeideuce of the
oriole's father, r rrgside, hear Luckuow,ou
November 16th, by the Rev. I', A. Iic-
Lenuau. lir. Henry Herbert Gilks, of
Toronto, to hiss Christina, fourth daugh-
ter of 1Ir, joint Ulnas.
DIED.
ntou'r.-••-At her residence, Park greet,
Mt, 011. the 6th rust, Mary dun
ht, aged 83 years. beloved another of
7i.r.,i`bos, Woodcock, \Vfngham.
r'auaattivis.--It West Weevtutosh, nu Nov-
ember 19th, John Sherriff, aged 74 years.
Joneseo1l.—lar iiayfi'l.l, ml November
20th, Itosauua, wife of Mr..lohn Johnston,
of Chilton, aged 51 years, and 34 days.
It1N•r.—At IEippeu, nn Nnvembor 20th,
IteJfert Hunt, sou of Mrs. Hunt, Clinton,
62 years end 6 moans.
MrYns.—•In Howick, on November 22nd,
Jacob Myers, aged 83 years..
mak} usinessagreat deal Ertonl'.—In Caradoe,tonNovember27th,
1 William 31. Elliott, aged 70 years, 6
very seriously i menthe and 0 days.
i at C•otlerieli,otle (Fly I ()Jimmy. —Io Clinton, on Monde'', De,
comber 4th, Eva, daughter or Joseph
1 Chrdley. sr., aged 10 years and 6 months.
_
ow Tetltr i STrar.•-yin Clinton, on becen ' er let,
tin
stoma
11 bora'
u , lv[rirityre inare a ldohs Steep, aged 63 years.
families ere seeietes i :7oireeeme.—At Toronto, on November
,._ bore prfoes. /few is 201n, Them ix Jt.hnfitcn, formerly of Sea.
veer teas. forth, iii his 64th year.
ENTE11JiSTING
`INFORMATION.
t To t t
YOUNG MEN:\ '•
AND
WOMEN.
MISS SA.RAH STEEN, lelitchell''s Bay, as bpok•keeper with, H. Macaulay of "The Ark," Hardware, Chatham.
MISS FANNY MASON, Chethatneas Steuugrapher with Kerr, Bull & Rowell, Barristers, Toronto:
HORACE L. HALL, Sarnia, as Book-keeper and Reporter for The Bennet Printing Co'y, Chatham..
JAMES McLACHLAN, Chatham,. as Steuo;;rapher•audrS1opping Clerk for Kent Flour 'Malts; ltatham,.onee of the largest iuduse
tries of the kind in Ontario.,
MISS GI+fRT1E SIMPSON, Chatham, took.ohargeeoti the books of Ridley & Co., of Chatham, last week:.
MISS SARAH DIJNOAN, Plum Bridgi',.Irelrtud,,bas receutiy accepted the lrositiou of Stenographer, witrlil Pardee & Genre)**
Barrieters,.of Sarnia, Ont:.
JOHN YOUNG, Chatham, as Stouographer,, with ,the 4`lhatbam Gas Co. John was ono of •ourr fastest writona.
MISS ANNA TAOKABERRY,, (;,hathant„cotumenoed her duties rt short time ago ae.S.tenographer with. Sutherland, Innes &tGo•,
of Chatbaln, New York and L.verpool, to thein (3htttlesen Office. We have ai.ready,supplied the same• tir;n wits six Book-
keepers and 'Stenographers for their different o£Goes during two pail few years --four, of. whein.are•atill. with them.
It's it,vh dens yeti were g3tting your
Kuno pretests. Call and have a look
thrnngh our oriel( of foods suitable for both
birth lay sod Xmas preseute, iu Gold and
Silver Watches-, Onyx Clocks, Rings,
Jewellery, Silver Tea Service, Water
Titters, Pitchers, Cheese Scoop, Berry
Dishes. Cake Stokes, and all other kinds
of silverware, at the leading jewellery
store.
itepairing promptly done and warrant-
el.
J. E. M [TNSHAW
Mason Bleak, Witxghanl.
(� N ESS �} ,,� EN,
p..�^ ��, WFIE\ you are in need of dime eeslatence write us, and we will supply
TO �� f'tT A•,i;.a fi.you with COMPETENT•'HELB'E1i3'1rL+': OF CHARGE. NO lehleEl1-
OF GOING TQ' THE EXPENSE OF AD•VERTISIN
therefore under no oh11gatioue to recommend any but t
Stenographers.aud Book-keepers shouldbe suffibitut
help: (J
rr FOR HELP. We do not..gnarautee•situations, to our pupils aude are
.e. worthy. The standing.pfeth.e•above.•firms, to whore we have supplied
rantee to other business houses. thet,we•amturniug, out competent.,cffice
Teachers Supplied,. to) Other Colleges During, the Past Year :
MISS BESSIE DUNKLEV, of Chatham•, Gold. Medalist of our Shorthand dlepertment in, June lit t,. accepted the positic.n of
teacher of Shorthand.and Comreereial sobJectaiu Alma College, St. Thomas,. iu, Sept, last,• auric k. meeting with exrrlleut
success.
MISS MARION PAULUCUI,• of Chathitm„es head, of the Actual Business depar•.t,mout of. theert, Wayne (Ind.) Butnnewe*College,
HENRY 'THOMPSON, of Leith, Co. Grev„near (Owen Sound, as Peurnau iu the•Iutornatcnal. B•ttemees: College, Bay Cab. iliioh.
Mr. Thompspu, although quite a your,' man, now ranks antnng America's- best penmen., lite commenced iu July haat;.
W, J. LE'WIS, a former 14. S. teacher of Fletcher, its teacher of Qtimrneruiel subjects,autl assie,tan.t.'Siio•rthand toauber in,Weaideor
Business College. tl:e commenced in. Sepoentber last.
M. McLACHLAN, as teacher of Coanrnerei„l sublectta in the Int. Business Coneee,,Bity,(ttyt,, Itiob, 111e commenced in Talar hast,
JOHN A. PAYNE, of Chatham, a tormer 1't. S, teaeher, at teacher of fiatheinattes,,131aok,lteentae cul Peutuausltto 1,. .V.41.Wayue
Business College, Ft. Wayne, lied.
A. H.. (ROSS, a former b', S. teaeber of 1-Ierewerd., Out., as head of the Theory. dellrartrnen.t,Mt the Dominion Business. (60.ege or
Kiugston, Out. Mr. Ross is is superior penmen.
RESULTS PROVE OUR 6Ull.?.FrZiil'.QIJ1;L` IE
Claims to Superiority do not count utiles,- racked by results. The ahow show our re,,til.ee Are they satisfactory?!
IT P.i.YS TO ATTEND: 'I HE: BERT
:YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN wishing to prepare themselves for phot thine to Book.. Reelects acrd Stenographers shuni)d exercise
Dare in choosing a school to attend.
A course in a Good School Means SUCCESS
CHEAP TUITION MEANS POOR INSTRUCTION, and poor iu1tsantion is dear at airy price.
A.COURSE IN AN INFERIOR SCHOOL MEANS discouragemeuhmnl• dtssattsfa: emen to tl:e student, thus hiin:kering further•
effort and making his life partially if not completely a failure.
For handsome Catalogue of Canada's Greatest School of Sbor"thanl! or Business, tteddrese,
D. McLACHLAN, Chalk -0* Ont,
DEMILL COLLEGE,
OSHAWA.
An Institution where none but boarders
are admitted; has been running about le,
years.
Employs `a ver? Efficient Staff
of Ten Teachers.
SCHOLARSHIPS ARE SOLD
embracing a full course yearly, iucluding
all the English branches, Sciences, French
and German, Classics, Music, Drawing,
Crayon Portrait, Oil Painting, Ornamental
branches, with Vocal and Elocution, iu
classes, at remarkably low rates.
This Iustitutiou draws students from
Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and the towns
and cities from Canada, as well as from
New York, Chicago and other cities from
the United States.
For partieulars address,
MISS D. A. HURD, Secretary,
° Oshawa.
J.
B. CUMMINCS
Begs to intimate to his numerous taus-
tomers and others that he intends
moving to the stand lately used
as a boot and shoe store
where will be found a Igo sto ck of
Two Doors North of Post Office
Musical Instruments,
Sewing Machines,
Washing Machines
and Wringers,
with all needed repairs.
Also a full line of
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
--ANn
GENERAL STATIONERY.
Store wilt be opened ou Saturday, July
20th.
GIVE DILE A. CALL.
». B. CUMMINGS
Witagbita, 7aly 28th, Btu,
r�
r
ease
Brings with it its own pee'uli•tr wants, anal we are happy to be able •
t -,ay that we are prepared to supply one!' wa11ts, in way that will ins
'wrest and protit the buy'.
Do not bray old trash, which will prove to btf6 deal' at any 1.lricta,;
when you can get
n.
resl, ' .��! ew ao s
so cheaply from us.
Vt'e male a
��eat Cut 11
th Price of LEin an all, GrNuiot
this week. Now'is the time. to get your Xmas Supplies.
r2 w
t..
this tveelc in
l+ ELT BOOTS,
LITMMBO,MEN'S RULIBEBI ANIS SOX,'
OVf•SEIOE'SFOR 1V4I':N, EOYS, WOMEN, MISSES
' AND CHILDREN ; also ROBBERS All CARDIGANS
for every person.
e
Come 1ttld see the
,�.e... dig STCTIT
wein�Rku up to nrdt'r---first'clltes iu r.•v i•y p;trficnlsr—
e
A' ,1,41,E CO es
Fitter Suits fol d little more Motley. If yon prefer
READY—MADE SUITS
—A i71)—
we have them for very little mosey.
'Yours II espt.vifully,
CORDON & IVIcINTYRE, �>r
File .Ancho
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