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The Wingham Times, 1894-03-16, Page 1446 ING-11 VOL. 1155. /WINGIIAIVI, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, • PRINTS, 1k. PRINTS,. PRINTS. They are here and they are beauties, see them; as usual, prettiest in town. • —T. A. Mills g Field and Garde and purohaaers us for quotations. Ye wholesale prices on —Good Fritlu,y, 28rdi March. 1, to farmers' clubs —La at week's. tassels st ciente, large quantities. Write 011 16, 1894., fr 1,4 YEAR IN ADVANCE; —Duto ined 18e9ds of i Grocery, —The Preabytery o Maitland will meet at Wingham next T sday, 20th inst., at 11.20 a. zn. • —Servant Girl Wanted--ApPly at resie dence of B. Willson, No washing. Good wages to a capable girl. the —If any of our su ceiving their paper r pleased to have then • k. "4104. r•••"'"-' scribers are not re- gularly, we would be notify us at once. — Beaver Tobacco ts absolutely clean. It is the highest grade stock in Canada and the only gentleman chewing. —The WinghamSt Works, which were closed down for a sh rt time for repairs, commenced operatioi s last week, , and are running at their full :opacity as usnal. 4100,e_ Mr, A. J. Irwin, )entist, who recently passed his examinatiea in the Dena- Col- lege at Philadelphia, main town this week- There is a probabilty 'hat he may locate in Wingham. ORR a 414S0c4RS, , Direct 'mporters. THE BEAR, )•ta,roll 7th, 1894. .r.. 4 litarrlage -Licenses ; • Issued by FRANIt PaTzuson. ATo 23, Vic- toria street, Wingham, Ont, 1.1ci witnesses required. ••••••••••••••44404.4•441 I BEST Place in ganada to get a l3ustness Edu- di c a t to n, Shorthand, I etc., is at the Ceti. I . . - tral Business deli- , lege, Toronto, Ont., and, Stratford, Ont. Unquestionably Cansda's Greatest Com- mercialSchools. Cate ogues free. Men- tion this paper. Shaw & Hilton, Principals. •04,....40,40.440.6.44.4)4.0. LOCAL N g. —For Field and Ga en Sed s pf all kinds try T. A. Millejf High quality and low prices. Don't b till y,eu get his prices. --.-Anspeetoi. Robbthe Wingham, schools an. official visit thie week. —An advertising gent for the M. V. Lubon Medicine C minty, of Toronto,was deed the other y h Peterborough for pircule.ting obsc e literature. —If you a part lar about your groceries an ant th m freeh, Reynolds, the grocer, suit yo Everything is new Vier . , —Mr. G. H. MoonsMooneylhas severedhiktion- mection with the Biplej Inquirer, and the paper will be contthtt1 as usual,•with Mr. B. P. Chapman as ed' r and proprietor. —Ladlie, have you garmente made by 'Mies 1 JJ9,inston, Gregory block, opposite the Que • - Hotel. 'Latest -letSy.tegood evork, always titetteciass —Why are bettonsilin inen'a clothing on the right hand side ai d ou women's cloth- ing on the left hand s de? This is curious, 'but true. It would le interesting to know -the reason. —Cash for good better and eggs at R. A. Graham's market grocery. see —As a result of th ,Superintend Department it the Farm, this week, it i of our townspeople av the poultry industry visit of Mr. A. G.: et of the Poultry ttawa Experimental likely that several 1 take an•interest in —Private moneys to loan on mortgages it reasonable rate of interest. Apply to tf Jolter REMANDS. Mitche 1, of lot 19, conces- sion 1, Kinloss, will s 11 bis farm stock and -heoplements by publio %notion, on Tuesday, Mareh- 2003, at one -Mock p.m. Terms —All Mims of 10 an under, cash; over that attiornit nine WI nths credit. John Mart% inotioneer. .—ranges, Pineapples, Cocoanuts, Ban. anRC and, a largo asitortinent of canned goods; pare maple syrup, at the cheapest prim, at Jas. McItelvie'a. - --There was a good ttotd ance at the last meeting of Court jfai1and, Canadian Order of Foresters, '4 Friday last, when several constitutiona gratetiens received -an airing. The 04r is booming hi Sea - forth. Forty-three 0 naiades were initi- ated into Court In wer of the Forest, there, during the 4nth of February. -s-Watehes, clock and jewelry promptly repaired and frilly warranted by MUM: Peng lYfeyer flloek, Wingha,m. Robt. loth, rmerly of this town, has been non nated to fill the rector- -Rev. fo ship of Christ's Ch .roh, Chatham, in see - cession to the b to Arelideacon Sonar Mr. MoCosh has ft.led the position of cur- ate for tle.. peet two years, doing the active duties re. rector, 'and was unanimously chosen. A co ami tee was named to apply to the Bishop of Kron to earrg out the Peishee of the cent option. ei•liiieves.Less..,- as seemed _sees' Dimssteutreo—Mies E. J. Powell begs to announce to the ladies of Wingham and vicinity,. that she is prepared to do dress- making in the leapt style and at moderate prices. A call solicited. Shop—Nearly opposite Macdonald's block. --Huron Uniform remotion Examina- tions will be .held in e public schools of Huron on March 20t and 30th, commence ing at ona o'clock on the 29th. Teachers who have not sent to Ste Inspectors for the number of papers req •ired, should do so at onoe. • —The best brands o oysters, at 30 to 40cts. per quart, at Jas. letclielvie's. —It may not be nown that compound- ing apenal action an indictable offence, whether any offenc lia,s, in fact, been com- mitted or not, and ny one who publicly advertises tt rewa d for the return of any property, whi h has been stolen or ]ost, and in such ad rtisemerit uses any words, purporting t at no questions will be asked, is ltable t ' a penalty of 4250 for each offence. —For the benefit of those of our citizens who may have, the niafortune to have their chimney burning o t we would say that by filling a tin pan pa ew full of wateee.nd after lifting the end of t stovepipe from the stove, place it in t pan of water. The water will instant! be drawn from fhe pan up the pipe to the himney and your fire is out in less time' ban il, takes to tell it, end the Fire Dep tnie. has been saved a trip and nobody i ted. ex —T. A. Mills is e only wholesale dealer in Seeds in Win in. Seeds bought- and sold by the car . If you have any to sell send us pies. Don't buy till you get our prices — Now and aga n visitors come and go and events tran ire which we' do not know. To catch or learn of every import- . ant item of new we would reqnire to have a special reporte in almcst every family in town. Citizei 5 can assist us materially in gathering new if they will but give us a hint. It woul be a very easy matter to do, either person sly or by a note. A local paper is what th 'editor and citizrns and business men nt -e it. Give ne the news. —The police kathorities throughout the Dominion have ken warned that sharpers are going about -orking a new game. This timo. it relates to .bicycles. One man usually works iSsme and his plan is to find the names and ddresses of bicycle riders. He then represe its himself as an agent of the maker of th • wheel which his intended victim rides an tells him that a number of wheels have een stolet and that his is one of the reember. He produces his authority for t• ring the wheel and frequent- ly gets tho mahine, whith, of course, be sells, frequenti • in the same town. Hun- dreds of people have been victimized in Chicago, Detrt Rooliestert 'Buffet*: and other Cites. • • —Mr. A. B1 ckeby, of Galt, Grand Chief Patriarch of the Grand Encampment of the I. O. 0, F. of Ontario, paid Minerva Encampment an offleieV,yisit ntrdts last meeting, ost Monday einebt ing the evesing one eaadidatee. initiated nand the IL Pe'selegre ferred upon another. 0. Patriarch B ckeby gave I on Odclfellows ip,with pertieoll. e 00] ! to the Enoam remit branch, -et11 ti . greatly enjoy by all preseet, niter Which, , he was enterthined by the members at Br. R. Hill's recti _want, When about tiiivity ! sat down to a :umptuous repast prtftWied in Mr. Hill's 7011 known style, After an i hour spent in ockial chat, the brethren ra. ' paired to the - respective homes. t two-page drain los law fo the Township of ;Grey. e —Pith, Fish, Fi Is you want any you • Pan get them free eynolde', the wooer. —Methodist C1Nolt Pulpit Topics for next Sunday : dorm -"The Lord's Prayer"—fourth iet the series. Evening—' "flow to Verily ous Truth." —T, A. Mills' ' best place in the, County to buy y r Seeds. Get our prices bofcre yea buy —I4oncion Fre Press : The Roman CAtholibs of Petro 'a have opened a Separ- ate school there owing, it is mid, to the intolerance of to Prot ant children , -stnce the visit of In. pherd there, —Lost—On So. able fawn coloree half grown. A whereabouts w -Re 'dao night last, a vain - e hound pup, about ; knowing please leave word at olda' Groce -y. F --Rev. Mr. Goerlon, of Toronto, father of our townsman, b r. B. F. Gordon,preambed very acceptably the Winglram Presby- • terian church, o Sunday last, both morn -I ing a evening. f-1kIrs Marg et L. -Shepherd, of Tor- onto, eddressed eetings tit the townhall, on Monday, esday and Wednesday 1 evenings,of this eek, on Romaaiam The meetingt• were jirefty iitreelse a ended. KO a:fluent and fox cible ring:lila:weather we en- joyed for about en elayn, was brought toa close op. Tuesd '' night by quite re col snap tend io. slig t fall. of snow. Wedn s - day tot,gnt and' hursday we had flurries of snow and now he group with an inch or s ul" d every - thin lo mishits winte gain. The lecturer is speaker. I —The mild, —Fon SALL and....9, half act Ap —Guelph walki House a arn with four sof land wo fenced and y . Rom ingham. : -Most people while tr.*, have experienced an awkward situa on when meeting a pedes- trian who has no nearly defined notion of what side to loess n. You bob from' one side to the other t• id then get mad. The result is dodging to or three times before either gets by. other day a reporter met with that expo ience and a gay young colored girl was therodestrian. awning ine the opposite directi-n. After two or three manoeuvres the col • ed women exclaimed: "For the Lawd's sa e, man, what is this a ? goin to be—a waltz r 9 , . —G. T. IL trains leave Winghaui at m. and 3.45 p, in,, vi Good connections by 11 trains. —Tho W. C. T. entertainment, in the Temperance Friday evening last, was a grand suce-ees in every respect. There was a very large attendance, and addresses were deliv red by Rev. S. Seliery, B. D., and Rev. Mir. Dinnick,.who had been supplying the ulpit of the Congre- gatinnal church foti Sutherlend and Da duets, Miss Winnie and Mr, J. R. tephenson, a, solo. Refreshments *eta provided in e.bun• dance, and all tippet ed to enjoy them- selves. Ex -Meyer. siordon occupied the chair in his usual geSiel manner. --For first-class tailoring and cheep gents t furuishinge, try Webster de Co. Remember the place, one door south uth of R. A..Grallam's grocery store. —A meeting of t e Huron Veterinary Association vas held the Town Hall, on Thereday, the Sth t. Among those pre- ! seet were: Bla kali, Clinton; J. Gib- bon, Dungannon; J 3. Walker, Londe.; boo; 3. Wilkinson, 71pley; W. H. Hack, Mildnuty; ,LASEllidt, Clifford; • R. IL Fortune, Wrriefeter; ohn Wilson and Jos. Colley, Winglioni. .onsiderablegbusiness of a priv te:Oia,ture vas ' transaeted, and the fol .-irribmbe, a of tis. ussocie thou eppoie , ,.-0.-wittit on the Peatit'Vetetivary °elation; Which ota nt t>.t, :;klitrys oxi t 30tfilnstant, to ceder on' -tieveral sub50 - r Toronto and east .25 a. m. and 11.20 a. Clinton and. Guelph. some' time. Misses on gave a couple of 'ellery, a recitation, r. J. J. Welter rend a paper on mpaction i the horse, and Mr. rend n per . oa Enteeities. discussion • Revved flick' papers, taken part 'n by a greet Many mbers. Th next meeting of the othdion- will be he 1 in Godorich on the ilitftlf -of .1t11 next. 1.ast Warning, who are owing Wm. Ridd by note or ilac:C1.:111),tt` wili 1(3;ytIto t Z°i'';11° Noe - lands o le bepute r for collection. • Wt. MDDI V. S. ..te, Garden Seeds enc1Flowar —All T. A, Mills' Clover aranteecl quality at Reyoelds` Seed is home grown. No lo Wi am. bee our seeds esMeyor Hann is having the old Eng, ish church putled own and will erect tw year, line brick resideuc on the. property thisa zneotineein the town hell to- night, to consider t es:lotion of a new itliolesttoowffilcLe and custom house buildipg for --Margaret I. -Shepherd in town hall, *Wingbam, Sunda si next, afternoon and evening. —Rev. D, Perrie who Woe indisrmeed for a few days, is able o be around again, we are pleased to see. , —We direct spec al attention to the ad. vertisement of Mr. McIntyre, in another column. Mr. Mar tyre believes Hurt the people of Wingh nt and surrounding country will !metal a well-equipped gene- ral store, carried on n the cash system, and has opened out n Macdonald's Meek, with a large kink. —Wo this week g e a good deal of space to a report of the 3) iryinen's Association held in the town , on Friday last. The dairy industry is at- important one in On- titrio, and it is net -nary that those, en- gaged in it bo fully costed in all tho latest method!: and praot -ees in the business. For that reason we or wd out several other matters and give ecedence to the dairy rope Some time when Hon., J. C. Pat- erson, Minister ref Militia, was in Wing - ham, Mayor Hat ua asked him to present the town with a !ouple of cannon to place on • our town rark. The other day, the Meyer received otification from Mr. Pat- terson thist one ancon had been shipped from Quebee t his address, for the town. Surrounding wus can now take a back seat. Mayor • mina is 'determined Wing - ham shall be al the head of the procession! —We are -emipt of a cosy of "The Oath of the So :fay of Jesus," from a sub- scriber in Chicego, Illinois, and asking us to publish the eame. The controversy that host been going on in the TDIES for some time 1 eel, on relieious matters,' has been brought tc close, and we do not see that any gc c come from opining it aiain. The °damns of the TIMES are always open ,or coreesponience on any subject of in •ree t to th3 people, but we thank this n- at .r hes been given a#'I the ventilation it .liculd receive, and it must end, at far es te e Toms is concerned. ruble School Board. The regular monthly meeting of the School Board was held in the Council chamber, on Ti eschte evening.. Present— Messrs, Morto e Abraham, Moore, His - cooks, Griffin ai d Button. Minutes of last meetine rend all adopted. Tee Principal's report for the m mth of February was read, and adopted. rhe Finance Commit e recommended reyment of an account of 47.65 of Maslen th. Son for wood, which was, on motiox of Wm. Moore, seconded by C. N. Griffin ordered to be paid. Mov- ed by Thos. Abeehttm, seconded by Wm. Button, that time action of the Chair- man and Smeltery in issuing order for 015 for insure, toe, since last meetiifg, be ratified—Carrie'e. Moved by J. H. His - cooks, seconded y Wm, Moore, that the Medical Certific te r the sickness of Miss Sutherland duri g the mouth of January, be not enforce but this te no precedent for the fettle —Carried. Moved by Thos. Abraham, eennded by Wm. Moo that the Chaim srructed to issu end officers' sal February, and th Intyre has et mpl her sa'ary for tl. Carried. Appit in the reaol ing Board. Moved by Win. Button, be appointed to Timothy 100 World's Fair l'hotoe for 41. er prices in, Then beautiful pictures are now re 3Ir. Jos. 13ra• win, of the Electric Light Tirerles, hest b laid up for a short . time, hut is again on ty. —Mr. 5: D. 'ilirellwoo will preach in the Congregational aura, iugliam. ou Sun- day next, both morning d eve —Wanted, a boy a on 10 or 17 years of Page, to learn the print ng bade. Meet have a good English cad sttion. Apply at the Tntem oftee. —The libel suit a lest the Goderich Signal, which was t ed the Huron Assizes this week,. s dismissed,,We an and Secretary be W- orriers for the tea the re ries for the mouth of t as soon as Miss Moo- ted her work, she be paid e time she has taught— tions to fill the vacantly tiff were then read to the , iy Wm. Moore, seconded that Miss Jean Anderson he vacancy 01.1 the teach- ing steff—Carilvel. In the event of Mise Anderson not, ac :opting, the names of Mi Maggie Hall an Miss Ireland were reserv- ed for the next c mice.. The tneeting then adjourned. 'ea) Modern Way Commenflekeif to the well -formed, to do pleasantly iiliEeffecttxally what was former 13' done ih the-braelOtinanner and disag,ree- able as well. To cleanse the system and break up colds, headache and foyers with- out unpleasant after effects, use tin delightful laxative remedy, Syrup, congratulate the Signe. on its victo —T. A. Mills carries the lay assort - meet of Seeds in "Wingliam. kinds of Fancy Clover and Timothy eeds kept in stock at lowest prima. See our seeds be- fore you buy. Maitland B esbytery. The Maitland Pres yterial W. F. M. Society will meet it the Presbyterian ChurchMingharn, nox Tuesclay,20th inst., at one o'clock F. m. I the evening at 7 o'clock a public meetiu will bo held when the anneal report' of tl Society will be presented to the Preth Mu and Mission- ary addresses will be d ivored by the Rev. 0. Perrie, of Wipe: , and the Rev. R. McKay,F, M.'Seor ary, Toronto. Should be in 3 ery Family. The Globe, Toronto is giving Canadians an opportunity of s curing "Picturesque Canada" upon very reasonable terms. This work, which is toroughly descriptive of Canada, was writ di by Principal G. M. Grant, D. D., of Queen's University, King - stop, and is profuse]; illustrated by wood engravinga from brushes of some of the most eminent ear --iMtee of the- day. It is being produced in p ,rts of 24 pages eech, one part appearing rch week, mid can be secured liy cutting ;nt one coupon, which will be found in all aditions, and forward. ing it to their Art =_Oepartment, along with 12 mete in stamps ir coin, to pay mailing and postage. The siportitnity of possess. ing so valuable an %edition to .eur literature is ono that should 1 e taken:advantage of by every Canadian wh • \yenta know about owisernintry, ar 1 we hope the Globe's #. • • .e• gineresielffer will eet with the approval tbt ‘fterrixiee eserves. bar. nal& Mr. Ryanhart, esionary, was in town on Tuesday. Mr. Ff. Davis wa Senforth ., Tues- day on business. Miss M. McElroy of Blyth, is visiting friends in town at p esent. Mr. Dan. 001aer, f town, is on a visit deeds and relati es in Beaverton. Dr. Miecdorield, M. P., left for Ottawa on Monday to -ttestnide his Parliamentary duties. Seaforth Expositcr ling, of Wiegham, town. Brussels Post: Mis Sample were vieitin week. Mr. Thos. Deans, o erich this week as a w the assiees. Miss Bella Maxwell week for home, after 'Pregs1:67tvin. Clegg of town. wee attondii each, this week, as j Rineardine Review . weld to Wingluam titi Vanstono Bros., mare Mr. John 111ackmor sidieg in town far ten his home in Listowel, Miss Louise Spar- s visiting friends in a Lizzie and Tenth in - Wingham this town, was at God- tuess in a °thee before of Torouto, left hest vise; to friends in lid Bradshaw Kerr, the assizes at Goa. yinen. Mr, Sam Sexamith week to work for .-cu t tem. , who bas been re- ntiTntilee,szyt returned to Mr J. Wilson, of T -onto, 1'. 0. T. of the Grand Lodge of Or torio, I. 0. G. T., was in town the otl day calling on Mende. r. Geo. MeItet,zie a in Codcrioh this week, having a suit ag that Mr. Smith, hay dealer, of Prescott, (it., wluch is being triMetlistiCiii.sS713elat; es, of - uo firm of Edmand- aon, Bates re Co , efacturers of proprie- tory medicines, Braford, Ont,, was in Wirigham Wednes lay on blisiness, have eight chilcfren, every one ingood health, not tno of whom but has taken ,Seett's Binulsion, in which my wile has for delivery in 10 complete parte-10 • ri tures comprising each part—and the whole set can be secured by.the payment of one dollar, sent to Geo. 11, Iluafford, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, Milwaukee*. St. Paul Railway, Chicago; III., and the portfolios of pictures will he sent, free of etspense, by mail to subscribers. Remit- tanees should be matte by draft, money, order, or registered letter. WROXII•TER. wo tilye just Know' nut a new nee beautiful sta.* of Wtt'l Pnwrs in the eery biteet styles eset nt. rock ho*..o.st prte0 rattelna !tont fie pit- roil up. en test yeses t.took at army). reduettd Wei's. Give • us a call. JAS. Fox,Druegist. Mr. Cassels, or Claes y, spent a few days with Dr. Fortune, the end of Irst weeies-ile. Thos. Bal returned from. Toronto nn Prl'urday 1. t, where ho had" been pursuing i -ds studi .s at the Dental College in ti city e returned to- Ilarriston this week to snmebietauties in the dental otlitlei,oltr. Ireland,— r. John Bray is in' ter is week, where - be was summoned by to egrara to attend his mother, whols very Mr. 0. W.. Andrews ocorpied th piiipit of the Salem Congregational urch. last Sun- day evening.—Mr. W. S MoICerober has purchas.ed ti e property wned by Mr. W.. C. Hazlewood, on Centr street. and Is:. this week 11' oving his o ce into the part occupied by N r. Ran , adjoining Dr. Fortune's office, and M .Rann is moving into the store vacated y Mr. Schaefer. —Miss Annie andere is visiting with friends in Harriston t is week, -Mr. A. Munro spent last Sun ay at his home in Milverton.—Mr. F. Schaefer is this week moving into tko handsome new stere recently fitteU op by Mr. John Gteton, where he pu poses opening up. a merchant tailoriris establishment -7 -- Mr. Robt. Deachina , of Orange Hill, occupied the e. coo o8ftliWnitnYg.tvaenntrieg. 7it E; with. f riende in tow • ,4 ist pulpit here last . Horace Hodgson, ding a few days • BBA1 SELS. • The woolen 'a, 11' was not sold„ when offered for s le by auction and the town, who hol 1 a mortgage on same for 05000, kis applied for an order for the fo-celoseure of the mortgage.—Mr..1w. Walker, carriage' maker, has pwelused the shop op- ," posits the Tuis-11 hell from , ; Wilson and will n aloe several nec- essary improveme-:ts P') as to add to the convenience of the paint shop atta show room.— The e died on MOnday of last week, at th re4idenee of her son-in-law, 'rhos. allantwne an old. A resident of this nei vhborhocd in the 1 person of Margate , relict of the lath Joseph Hodgkins i. The deceasecL W110 ArilS.a native Scotland, was 76 years of age at tin time of her death, and' had been a re ident of. Brussels and vicinity for a anit 45 years. Her husband was tiro lied off a boat in the Georgian Bay SMUG years ago. MTilliauss ttle Dandelion rills will cute Headache, Biliousness. Sour Stomach, etc. Try them onee and you will not use any other. Price 25c. - box, at all drug stores. SaIntoni's English. White Oils is the best :Family Liehnent in the world. Instant euro for Spraips and Bruise's. Beware of imitations. Ask or Salmon's English 'White Oils. »r. King's ie_ltiorm Fowlers are safe and SLIM. ' eal Eng Balsam Will our,t NO(.list t` .1(t111.1If118 of testimonials tee, tn it, its. Money will positively 1 e orl,, et. if. Hee it:field' Healing Balsam does not de all that is ' claimed for it. laint.g'r; ItEedimas1 taliseev. ery is the greet blood Isaiiier. ft will make the blood rive ford keep it pato. Cures dyspepsia, and all forme of stomach and liver troubles, It is the best; buy the best. 'Nice one dollar a bottle, six bottles for five dollars. • .11.4Title Dandelion Fills. Salmoni'o.4 Fuglish White Dr. King's -Worth. Powders. Iteatlittielirs Dealing .70 iking's4 41011 1»seov. ,r* cry. Aro all reliable Medicines and the peeee....-.1s. peietors guarantee satisfaction in eve4, of Pigs. 'Studien confidence." case or money reftuided.