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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-01-26, Page 8ATE WIN GUAM TIMES, JANUARY 20,1894. 1 They contemplate buil('ug a church where , that farlrlerti tuts}•eas ssx to day, and .� » e they live and want to ti d the cheape44 and ils. seati(rtas Where th y etre properly mi. be to Ilse as a llaadel, tabiiebeci their pintro.ne could not be Leonard Bitttan toe Wife 'were etisitiug induced to, leiltr rel ar an' 9"' nsider- frierids iu Newbridge 1 et Week. agog. Mrs, Crum, who, ha . been fll for same 4 praminelL sawyer, time, is santewZ,at be ter now. „I hese eight chit:t(n, (Amy ostein goo Mr. Jas, S. Timm' le, our genial Post• health, not one of vhont but hits taken master stud general -tore-keeper, has, deci- SGott's Emulsion, in ,vhiols my wife bits ded to biro up isinese this spring and boundless co S%llgo � ,,,,1 take a Jloliday. He talks of moving to h.-w-� �^ " "Toronto, so that its family sway have the ll!101�iti. advantage of the'.chools of the city, Look Ou Friday lasele1r,1,nd WIrs.13ssrk udder, out fur: bargains 1 dry goods and other of the 4th ooueessio,r, Were uictiy burp rip- staplo articles, * - he intends slaughtering ed in their home by it :umber of Sunsbiue his stork in a sll.rt time, Who will sue- member, and friends, of the Methodist teed him? is th wyear 1593, ran n greater success with (( t � an ever. We realize it will he hard 'to beat, But we are determined to do it, not only to give periodically a few ,items cheap, but quote absolutely the lowest Prices at all tines, on ever thing in our store. Ger stook is well assorted in every department,with new and handsome goods, in best quality, at M. H. MdflD00. \CHEAP READING! Our Clubbing Rates, 'The Toms and Toronto mobs, weekly 5 1 50 The Ttz,es and Toronto Etupt.o, weekly 1 75 The T15s3 and London Advertiser, weekly,1 75 The Thirst and Landon Free Press, weekly1 755 The TOMS and Montreal Herald, weekly The Tines and Montreal Witness, weekly. , 1 00 The Thins and Toronto Daily World........ 3 50 This Mineral Montreal Family Herald and Star weekly, and premium 1 75 The Tame and The Ladies' Journal, monthly, 1 J Toronto The Tom Cosmopolitan hiaoazate,ruonthly, 2 25 New York The Timms and The Live Stock Journal and Household_ Companion, monthly...... . 1 75 k TheTutxs and Partnere Aavocate, bt.wee 11 100 The Taws and the Cultivator and Country 75 Gentleman, Weekly Reamed rates with all other papers not mentioned in the above list. Ad4ress, Tides Oe'rten, Wingham, Ont. IA Record `o be Proud of. 'rotr1 the,Prineie al of the Canada Busi- ness College, of Cl,a ham, we have received the following infor nation, which shows most conclusively t] at this school is doing a superior work au stands high in the es- timation of the bus Hess public: The fol. lowing stiedeiits We, placed last week : J. D. Stale, formerly of Harriston, as teach- er,of Shorthand, . nternational Business College, Bay City,leeieh.; Geo. Ryan, Chat. Ilam, stenographer with Geo. 13. Douglas, Barrister, Chathan ; Ida Tompkins, Chat- ham, utenographce with John O'Neill, Barrister, Chathan . We also have an ap- plication from a T. rent, firm for a lady hook -keeper and ste=iograpber,to commence duties Peb'y 1st. . ,very lady graduate of 1 the year now plact . It certainly pays to attend the best. District L. The quarterly m T. 0. G. T. No. 24,' hall, Manchester, attendance was ver . + : ea were not rep �aI reports from on the whole 'ee, I. 0. G. T. ting of District Lodge as held in the Orange Monday last. This fair, although several esented by delegates. the lodges presented encouraging, though in Some instances a falling off in membership etas reported. Th s was due to a variety geniuses, and was subsequently dealt with. Messrs. Holmes, Minton; Metcalf, Blyth; faurdocei, emkn..w; and Miss Horton, jseesbu a Virdinted a committee to o stat' of the order in the ilis- rtct. This repot showed a membership .f 856 in the di Strict, a slight falling off one the last mee ing. The lodge at St. . one in Ashfield lueve ceased to elena and, xiet,but e lien, ,:ti' ecretat 'rib sage at Seaforth fist. The Tress r a hand of over 13. ills, in campaign as reeommende s vat►1 be mase t0 resuscitate o reported, though the tification of it, that the 11 iad practically ceased to (. Brussels. We take the following f e'1 er reported a balance The next _otse fair will be held on Tribune of January 4th, t 0, and the expenditure of February is a a aou of Mr. A. B. York among eak lodges J. R. Gran , of Winnipeg, a well known township : "Our songs w word to question, baaribcrs Who aro in Arrears. We would rge our subscribers who are in arrear the importance and ad- visability of rompt payment of same. Individually the amounts are small, the aggregetis large, and the benefit to us, if you .hould act on this hint, would be yer great. The times are hard, we ku. ; but the best way to better the tim:s if for each to pay what we owe and k ep the money moving. Wo will guara itee not to keep any idle in our hand Others, besides our- selves will be ; lad if you pay up. Send the dollars al g now. LontzesbQro. Herbert Finto-t left on Monday for Chat- ham, Ms time having expired with Mr. Snell, biacksinite, on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs: :'hillips returned last Sat- urday from Beeville, where they have been visiting for a last few weeks. B. Lawrason ar d Albert McGregor, from North Star Lodge, I. 0. G. T., attended the District meeting 1 eld in Auburn on Mon- day. We are sorry tc hear that Mrs. W. F. Longman is Buffos ing from an attack of la grippe. At the meetingof the Sons of England lodge, last Friday -night, one candidate was initiated and one tpplled for $1000 insur- ance. This is th( third meeting in succes- sion there has beers an initiation. There will be one if not nore propositions atthe next meeting, ,ro. 13. Lawrason was chosen as a scoot delegate to the Grand Lodge. This lod a is prospering. There were swe initiations at the I. 0. G. T. lodgeson T sesday evening. Bra. Ae McGregor gave t very interesting report of the District mewing held in Auburn on (Mouday,for nil'ehhe received a hearty vote of thanks rom the lodge. An invi• teflon was rete-ved from Constance lodge to visit them on the evening of Jan. 3i., which was accosted, and a largo number of the members w 11 go. 16 World's 7F r The Chica o, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway has ade an arrangement with a first-class pub ishing house to furnish a Series of beau •'fuI World's Fair pictures, of a large size, a- tho'pominal cost of the pur. chaser of onl• ten cents for a portfolio of sixteen illus -rations. Nothing so hand- some in reference to the World's Fair has before been p .blished. The series would be worth at hest twelve dollars if the pic- tures were°tot published in such large quantities at d we are therefore able to, furnish thes, works of art for only ten cents. Remit your money to George H. Heafford, General Pass .ager Agent, Chicago, Mil- } waukee & St. Paul Railway, at Chicago,Il1., Place on Wednesday last, Photos for one Dime. church, who present d Mr. 13urkh.,kder with a uiesty fiuishec secretary and film." Burkholder with a beautiful albeit, Mr. Burkholder ems been Superintendent of the Sabbath Sobool stud 11 member and Treasurer of the T,r.ntee Board, and has filled other offices wi 'h ablity and cheer- fulness, and the token offered were given as a shall memento f his faitlsfuluess and of the esteem iu elicit he is held. They will leave the uei hborboocl soon and With them go the good -eislses and prayers their fellow laborers u Sabbath School work. Suuday week, Henry Launder, a resident of Morris for about 80 ye ors, paid Nature's debt and was buried at iiyth cemetery on Tneeday followir,g, Rev. G. Buggin cone ducting tha service. The deceased came #rete Birmingham, Engle sd, and lived for a time in Tiingston loca[tt before locating ou the 6th line in this toneship. He was only ill for about a week - and died at the ripe age of $5 years. ' Mr Laundywas the ghters, one of ea Jackson, of respected by all father of 7 sous and 4 de the latter being Mrs. Ja Morrie. He was highly who know him, John Lake, of the 2nd 1'ne, has purchae• ed a farm on the 4th con. of Grey, from Joseph Clegg. The- price paid was 83,000. Revival meeting are he'ng held at Johns - ton's Methodist Church Service every evening at 7.30. They a e well attended. Miasea Grace Jeukiu and Sarah Jane Johuatou are visiting fri-nds in Stratford among whom are Rev. L 14. Wallwiu, Bt A:, and family, Miss E .. ma Bosman will play the organ iu Johns on's church next Sabbath evening. , ` Sn Monday last, N1r. obn A. McEsveu, of the 1st line, passed a ay, after an ill' nese of abunt ten days, i his 68th year. About two weeks prior .o hie death, the deceased contracted it se ere cold, which developed into double pn, urrionia, and he succumbed as stated, no 'withstanding the best medical atteutiou and Most careful nursing; The deceased vas one of the eerly settlers in the nor h part of this township, coming here fr-m the township of Stanley. He wast a i taunch Liberal, and always kept himselwell posted on the questions of the day. When !take Pae trona of Ipdustry were ii troduced in this part of Huron ecunty he took an active iuterestin the Order, enc for a time ,held the position of count; organize��r:,yk{�'He was a delegate to a couOe of Pro Culla' conventions of the societ , and was very familiar with the aims a . objects of the Order. He leaven two sons andthree daughters, Mrs. McEwen . redeceasiag biro by about two years. T e funeral took o the Winglsam mber were pre. chi to an oblig- d. om the Calgary 111r. T. Jackson ackson, of this platious are dui kson, who were t eburch on New . Dean officiating, e wedding par latives of the c to the resldenc her -in-law of th puret,tly lit duty appre ber who•are uu it ever Messrs. A. 1$ J. L a moving: their etookr, of the vacxut store in t Sleek., We are pleased to lea Sautatllztuy navy engage Agnes Nnox, who will t' e•veuing of February 22 s1r, Geo, linuston, }a woollen mills, now re and the pieta •es will be scut promptly to cemetery, when a large n any specified address. They will make a seat to pay their last resp handsome bo iday gift. i n i bbor and true frie 1. A lively discussion former resi nt, was in town for a few to Mr. and Mie, T, Ja , S tone as to the pamper way to expend this days visitin friends. He i Peter Mur age of nearly ore Wednesda years ago and by a friond,wll States, where t the father. Cameron's far supported by t The Sons held on Friday be a grand sue• On '1.'uesda Orange Lodge: Hall, Brussels the followin Henry .Monne Driscoll, Wal Barr, l;thel, C eels, Secretary Treasurer; 11. Cor.; ltobt. Per The County Or go Lodge will convene each appearance. in Wingham on Tuesday, February 6th. of Listowel, :made The celebration -,f the meliorable 12th cion en this her of duly will ile held in •Winghanu this 5311e pesese.(ee a b year. voice and A moat Mr. W. W. HJ;a:,ria, of Rothsay, is ne- Ilarpere, of Lind lurcbaseof the cheeseexcellent tnusio, : russolrt, Mr. Barris is a I played the ac Aker, and would no 5 usual marked abi t. A well nanageci' Owing to the r t paying institution'on the pond is e ?oney, and ares !tent that it be e :;pervision of tate the oo- 8 R abii ded r' Convention tt week of Pe Blyth, was c ranee •at .*nrdoeb, L -Ob.. It Was ,'taxugin Clin • 18th. Ma mit .= Isixicll e y am vote of iks uaectfng was held in the evening, at Stan inters ing musical and literary Ittemasse was, endered,w'ith addresses by Int, Usteaif ::nd Murdoch. ation was carried to the pended tinder the direct District Chief Te'mplar, n of, Iodges, and any in reviving or re - edge, to receive a 115. The convention (gate to the Tetnper- o be held in Toronto, the 'nary, and Mr Fs Metcalf, sen. Addresses bearing given by Dr. Somersr, A•lyth; 3. cknow, and P. Metcalf, eeided to held the nett on, at I0 a. rx,., on Friday, land Lodge, of Auburn, rtained the delegates, and s tigate , !ranks was given them. A am sod eillr tact ISO* c 1, tat aging to the Pree- alpsitik the village of White - on Monday leaak, fist church and sleek. Wagon to its coat, etc, aevale- the "ilethodiet church sing satisfaction lately. oyes ont and discovered bricklayer will put it relatives and old time enjoying excellent health. by, who had attained the yeare,dsed at F. LeBon's, His wife died many is children were adopted took them to the United ey were lost sight of by urphy lived on Wm. -- Wro , Morris, for years, being We rtuarentee Ford Wh e Council. eind colds. T mniyhe nasket,only Scotland Concert, to be avroxeter. Try it and be vesting next, promisee to The concert under esti.roxeter r a of Last week the District•lay of last week, pro was held in the (Orange able affair. The "Hie After routine business to the pleasure of th officers were elected : (pettily the targe P Brussele, Master; Ed. evartlowingr soma i , o, Deputy -Master; Itobt. away. Every rase eplain ; 13. Gerry, .Bus. her of 265, were sol ,tobn Oakley, Walton, l opening standing r amiltors, Walton, Dir. of Pax and Cameron uson, Walton, Lecturer, selves and we're .5 'married at the Methodi Year's Day, the Ret. M After the ceremony t comprised of only the r treating parties repaire of Mr. H. Swaffer, br bride, where the weddi and a pleasant tithe ap &tad by the .dual. day. lin are this week rulture, etc., into e Grand Ceutral, u that the Pavilion thesice err s of Tear here on the d, e of the Wroxeter iding in Vasaar, OR, MilLELLAR, LONDON, ONE. 4.75 Talbot Street, YR SOMA EAR SLUG -VON, oradestc of the New York Eye stud Her hospital, use. Post 0reditate Coarse tat tbe Eye, !,sari Nose and Thrnstat the New York root Qraduata i;ts Uvat School and 1Io4:4t41802. Eyes Tested. Masses sup,lled, Fine stock of $peetacles, Lenses 11)10 tilieb,, spent a few days with friends here last week, Mr. B. If. Fortune, V 8,, is this week tnnving into W, C. $az °wood's house, at the rear of R. P,anu'a s oe shop, and is elect bevies; au office hitt.d up alougeide of tate shoe shop. NET., Geo, E. Dane ma ea business trip, here on the. first of the eek, in the luteia- ehts of Knox, Morgeu d& Co., of Ha,miltels. Mr, John Leckie mer with a very pain- ful accident 11580 Sit urday afternoon, which rendered the a putation of the first two fingers at the ..cond joint of the right hand, necessary, It was caused by his band becoming eau•. st while loosening the bark which had bee, me choked iu the bark machine, Dr. Sni le performed the operation. Reeve Sanders is atte diug a meeting of the County Council this week, Mr. Will Tamau, of :lyth, made a fly- ing visit here Iast Friths. Mrs. 1-t3bt. Miller is v siting friends in EIore, this week. Miss Jennie Wynn is spending a few days with friends in the illage. To Inapeetors an Teachers IILJIOnANntlar RS BILI - SII HISTORY. The reguiromente rega 'ding history for the Fourth Form of the ublic Schools as adopted August 3rd, 1893 were as follows; "The outlines of Caned au History gener- ally, with particular tentiou - to the events subsequent to 184 The municipal institutions of Ontario . nd the Federal Form of the Dominion ..vernrnent. The outlines of British Histo y shall also be taught without a teat bo.k ; but there will be no questions in Britis History at the High School Entrance , lamination." This has been ameude ' by the substitu- tion of the following Re.ulation : The outlines of Caned an history, genet. ally,with pzrticular atte • tion to the mute subsequent to 1541. Tie municipal in- atttutious of Ontario, au the Federal form of the Dominion Govern nent. Tho outlines of British history shall also be taught ; there will be suitable gtsattons in British and Canadian history a - the High School Entrauee examination. 10 will be noticed th:.t the amendment makes no change in th►oourse required to he taken up in the Fou th form and where the Regulations lieve been followed by teachers no additiou is made to the work of the pupils. It wet' feared, however, that without questions in British history at the Entrance exam nation the subject might be slighted. TI e questiou at the examination will co 'respond with the course made obligator last August. Jor N Mirrzn, Deputy Minister. Education Departme t, Toronto, Jauuary .12tb, 1894. 1"iIIIISflXATISI1 Con IN A DAL—South, American Menem). Cure of Rheumatism sad Neural'gie rt scally cures in 1 to 3 days. Its action pen the system is re markable and my erious. It reproves at once tbe cause of tie disease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly bene- fits. 75 cents. W smutted at Chishohn's drug store. ' 4.:oxtx. Cnnwa'roN--In I ower Wingbatn, on the 22nd inst., the wife of Mr, I. N. Croweton; a sou, ai.%''HANNA-In Merrrts, on the 22nd inst., the e- wife of Mr. Geo..kanna; a son. tt dinner was served nt. frotiating for the factory north of first-class cheese doubt,rutl in the factory is the b ter. to Pine Expectorant to s largest bottle for the 5o, at Fox'. Eros' Store, onrinced. he au ' es of Court e evening of Fri- ed to be a most enley.j weather added much eveningg stud came' Ilion was packed to fact had t h a t turned ed seat, to the nuln- end by the tlx >ter cm was at a premium, roved a host itt nem. aartily encored tapotr Mies Lorne Campbell, most pleasing impres- r t a earan e pp Ge hews. autifully, clear, sweet leasing manner. The McLwv.:a, '.tti M n, rendered acme very Jelin2A,dMcysEwen, and 6 Wee Lottie Brawn lIt/am ,I, In 'kte, pauiments with her Snowy Lauudy, *g ty, Iltei,ns',--In W ant thaw, the skating Margaret, belove silent, uud which ap. Ilislop, a*ed 81 y f' JAcarr.I.t--Iu Biu ,vale, on the 21st that., the wife of Mr. W n. Jacklin; a soh. SANDY. -In As} eld towusbip, on Mon- day, Jauuary 15th; the wife of Mr. George Saudy, of twins, ac ❑ and daughter. Reeeen-Iu Luel-now; on Friday, 3 -au. 12th, the -wife of Samuel barber, of a daughter. 1 ,art ttoe a ares, Will be the Bruaswioo.# oa e, WIN1GIMM The First or Last THU11SDA4 of eaeh mouth, at date named bedew; Second Visits February 1st51894. Qum 11 a, Iia, to 8 p, m., ,ahargos randerate. FARM FOR RALE' West halt, else pant et met halt lot Wrst Wewauosh, coutainlrr 051 „ores, terthwrr par;Sculars apply on. 05. premium or by to, JAtiFtl:AlowattAY, cn $wart 7ifian)Is n, d,, Npipl)aket4... nuivanals LOKL Y. ' " Aco Oh? Brno S r .N: oR ' ILL i S JOHN A '.tLTON I NT; - ONTARIO, Also, manufacturer of all kinds of WOODEN PUMPS, ,shish can be supplied on short notice. Iron and Force Pumps supplied to order. It's high tiro, you were getting your e, Xmas preseuts, Call and have a lank through our our stock of gargle suitable for both birthday and Xmas presents, in Gold and Silver Watches, Onyx Clocks, Rings, Jewellery, Silver Tea Service, Water Titters, Pitchers, Cheese Scoop, Berry Dishes, Cake Baskets, acid all other kiuds of silverware, at the leadiug jewellery store. promptly ng Be airidone and warrant, Repairing ed. Repairing promptly attended to, Prices reason. j. R. MUNSHAW. able. Kx, Shop—Alaeonal street, nearly opposite Hank of Mason Block, Wingham. Hamilton, tvingham. TU C.iLVf!nt are busy taking stock this week, and while the goods are down will be the proper time for cus- tomers to buy them. BARGAINS IN EVERY LIRE. CORDON & MGINTYRE "The Anchor.'' MA7fiItIILD. MeGowxx---Mun eett--- At the resideuee . of the bride's paret-ts, on the 8th inst., by the Bev. A eats" of Lucknow, Mr. it. C. McGocran, of flint Wawanosis, to Miss Maggiel, daughter w Mr. John Murdock, of f}/yam.-� AND �i]^ 11f1 CIa, � .r. .[. RNESS° d ] N GOLJ ARS. i' w xI r —1 t the real(1'cuae of the bride's father, an ,It (lusty 10th,, 'by Rev, Thomas Davidson, M. A., Mr. Job» Fitch, of flowiok, to Blies feabella Il., daughter of James Wilie, ;Ls ., of Turuberry. Molter -thief no` -At ttte resideuee of the bride's another, Belgrave, o» Jauuary 174,11, by the Rev. J H. Dyke, Mt. la, Mee Hey, of liatniote, ;S nnitobe,tc Miss Maggie llrendou, of Belgra .'e. Vete rris, ou Jauuary 22nd, gild 1i7 years 9 mouths,, tie, on January 14th,1 d 85 yawl. tori, 60 the lith fust., wife of Alexander re. • staving bought out the Ambler Harness Susie% es and started in his old' Mend, ton prepared to furnish - the public with evorythi usually kept in St harness shop such as HEA ti 3Z, LIGIrr and IMAM EARNESS, if3i t'S, DUSTERS. RS, WHIPS, OVUM COMBS, E1 USIiPS, SW t'AT OOLLARS, TRUNKS, VALIS1S (ma T'RAVI±',LLING• BAGS, deo • 1 make all my otvu Collars and guarantee stttiefaotion, Give it trine and 1 will use you right. a,. .A.. a 1\ W O -L s. t. - VOL. Spring Cho and we find we shall hay, do not get tit your advantr at cost. To odd furs the that we �4ave hoods, men's, clothing, nie would rather than have to season. We oat .plsrase, " eaten you, we us and be eon as usual, free! hand the ne Try it and sec tte ireeksat 'Tee BEAR, J Issued by F toria street, required. D MRS. Has decided nese, at her r Queen's Hot Apprentices :••N • lege, To Unq,resttr mercial S tion thio p L —The butt present getti supply of ice - A reoept bdethodist of +evening. Two an the To of ..i?ort El suit brought her leg on o --Method next • Stand ,Patter," bare!' -Pear Supper." —Just at Royal Cattl Grocery. --Remem tainment in evening Hex the Eden -Ft of the best i ' IVa ina -''it our last 1 and George olamation in the 'TOW) held Weans (--- Any one w same will b —Strati( annivorsar ably delive Wingbam full, elect power, and trol. Itis ceived well A Sabha given in ti, 1tam, Mons commendl 'unusual in focal talen by Dr, Ma trOm ne tied its hes snloy the lection.`