The Wingham Times, 1894-03-23, Page 1VOL. XXIII.---NO. 1156,,
PRINTS
W INiIIAM
WINGHAL,, ONTARIO, FRIDA;Y,.• MARCH 23, 1894. '
—The best brands of oysters, at. 30 to
40ots, per quart,
at Jas, MoKelvie's.
PRINTS RI1N TS The Easter halidaya commence in the
9 The
to-day, and will continue until
Monday, April2;_d.
PRINTS. —If every peraen would bo half as good
as he Expects h 3 neighbor to be what
heaven this work would be 1
They are here and they are
• —Beaver Toba000 is absolutely clean. It
"beauties, see them ; as usual, the is the highest grade stook in Canada and
the only gentleman chewing.
prettiest in. town.
—Next Sunday evening, an Laster Song
Service will be held in the Methodist
church.
—Mr. J. W. Soffit, late dentist, of Ayton,
now student of Michigan College of Medi-
cines and Surges ;, Detro , was in town
this week, visitin : of lends.
—Scarcely a d.- passes but what come -1
thing new arri =: at Reynolds' Grocery.
This keeps the =t ek fresh and up to the
times and the • u io appreciate fresh goods.
ORR & FIISCOCKS, • —The lectures •f Margaret L. Shepherd,
Direct Importers, on Sunday las', were largely attended,
'Tun BAR, 11arch 701, U394. great numbers driving long distances to
hear er.
Marriage Licenses t •
Issued by FRANK PATBBSON, No 23,•• io- Rev.„ G. Tr.. tter Carr, to whom, the
toric etreet,Wingham, Ont. No Witness congregation of ,he First Congregational
required. 9 k / Church, \Ving}tas t, extended a call, a short ,
—Fon. 8,17,n—Mem and barna with four 1
—Masters Cherie
Saint,,wlio• have be
few weeks; are now
Burgess and Robert
n• very ill! for the past
Loth on the mend.
—All T. A. Mills'' Clover and Timothy
Seedlisdiome grown.. 'No lower prices in
Wingham. See ouv seeds before you buy,
Mr:.D2 8ntherla ad was. in Walkerton
his week, assfstin'•; is brother James, who
has purchased' a. tone and tin business
there:.
—Miss McIntyre„ -,f the Public School
teaching state has . teen un'abl'e to take
charge of her ori. for some days, on
account of illnes
—Two sero d. hand Pnouwatio Tiro
Bicycles for. e,. cheap, at W. H. Wal-
laee's jewe store„ next doer to post
office Wingham.
essre.. G lclir :tt„ Green & Co., this
voek, put in. their factory a number of
cans containing. eh rnicals and water, to be
used in case of•fhte
—Wate1ies,,clool scan] jeweErypromptly
repaired:and:fully warranted by HALSI.i
PAW Moyer Block , Winghuurn-
"I've a dream of en Laster bat,” the said,
While her hnaban 1 sat ]rale and still;
"Oh, then," he said; and hung his head,
"I've a nightmare of a bill."
—Tbe'Ferest Fieverro9s is now printed
by power�sttpphed'fi r tmre trio motor,
and is, .we believe,. -rile fuse eekly news-
paper in'Onterio•to pltb'in• old power.
—Dutch•setts are•
little while; 'better.
the grocer; has plent'-
now.
tobe scarce in a
oarltyr Reynolds,
choice pnee just
—A. meetiitgof•th.-Irs.itleti Presbytery
was held: iii• the -P •esbyteriiun church, in
this town,•.ou•Titesdieelast, at which there
was a good ettendan •e:. The offaoiat report
will appear:next weed.
—Wanted." boyLhone 110; er 17 years of
age, to learn the printing, trade. • Must
have a good'E.itglisle edltoatioa- Apply, at
the Touts ofl}i;e:
—We are • roque tedite, state- that the
collectors for • the- :Sipper Caeada Bible
Society are expecte- _I to'retuuuu their books
and money to' the• Ti easuver;. Mr: Mex.
Ross, on or befor e. ie 81st inst.
Mr. lVialcolm.Ltuntont, of Turnberry, —The anuual'mAetingt o£` the Temper -
near Zetland; hare.en chased a house and
lot from ;1i e Woe. J. Dayan, on Patrick sauce Hall Cenipanr�.L' invited, will be ]talc]
in the Temperance. IIen11i. on, Wednesday,
street, and will iu e• into town in a short the 4th of April. nem , at 10? o'clock a. m.
time.
A. full attend:euceel •ltareheitternis request -
time ago, finds hiiself unable to come to 1 and a half teres of land ;, two feeeed and :sure, •.eee togctee . .•..
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BEST
ec .
Wingham, t of health.
lege, Toronto, Ont.,
Unquestionably Canada's Greatest Corn=
inercialSchoois. Cala noes free, Men;
Unit this paper,. Sha a' & Linea, Principals.
undo the fastener, ample opport
Cntilget a Business ede-
on aoc un o ill tea t. orchard.. Apply h
Place in Canada ;to ]spas: 7 err. Riker ZtTintrhattt.
•� air, )1S aiiorcled for scraping an acqu
—For Field and Garden Seeds of all
cation, Shorthand, l� kinds try T. A. Mills. High quality and I•r,nit euitnae more prceftiLble to the ante. A ]large sale is eapcete
etc.,• Is at the Col-• low prices. Don't buy till you got his f,Lrmelt noev blitun.1, ertlieu cav lees. Brown ��li„� �t11e�_gj,Lls of t11 eroid, and a jay
and Stratton., gni. prices.
LOCAL NEWS.
Bros. C"e:,.tlae mot: s li t
ot. _ te:me era steely hoes —The review o� t}le puesent quterter
t
—There is a moria to it and it • is this.s
i
—Mr, Geo. Walk
onto, have become 1
this'treelz.
006
>l A :YEAR IN ADVANCE
r and family, of ;tor
tsidents 'Manila
--Mr. Henry Wil >f ts, of Lot 18, conces-
sion 13.kiowiek, wi' : sell his farm stock and
itnfticmenes•byput is uuetion, on Friday,
the e0e,It'of'1F'yarch, ommeneing at 1 o'clock
p. m. Tertnsc---Al same of 65 and 'ander;
gash, all over thrI amount nine months
oredit •will ,lie given. Jos. Cowat ane-
tioneer.
=At' Ole regnest of mbar army
patrons••I have dec led to - tinue 13'gathler
Renovating't,ntil : pril 7 , so send iii•your•
orders asthts: will - s the est o.anortuuity:.
N. S. Bowie/m.
Whiteeheecti,.
-AY 1tttgelarn1 entusiastic meeting was
old At tlie, Park House, on M¢nda ,
Y
March'10tlit for there -organization of the
Wingham' 'netball Club. The cidb''wa.a:
re-organiuod' with lie following oifioers :
Presieieint;;,fi:. Irwin-; Captain, C Sttueet;
Treasurer;•PJ.'.F. G. -don; Financial Seey,.
F. Buggiii.V. Correa' ending Seey, J.` i .i e-
Donoglr;:Q,ao n nittee, A. Stuart, J. Allenby,.
C. Stuart, `'.'.fter c •usiderable discussion„
it was ut ifediniousl; ; decided to sand' two
delegates•' tai+the t -eeting of the Mettltlud
Football' Assciciati u, to arrange f6r•tbis
club's entering t
delegates'appcinto5
Stuart: The olub
eleven iir'the f ld.
able showier for .I
associatibn,the co
a
at :Association:. Tlie
. were A. Irwin and tee
ntend to put a strong
nd thus make a credit=
iornselvas in tl - above
ling season.
n Caneda.liave a raceme , fat his section,,
, Y lessonsthe �� iii situ Presbyterian. � —If von•ihtand purchasing
arson in qT r P y» g
Do not be in it hurt! to take down your I Write• them. at <orontto', nt., for their Sabbath School' rt lilt be coo ]betel next` .teal] pay. you to call and • •e
storm doors, or ahe-•ge your flannels. It
takes more than one ray of sunshine to
"
,.).^.`e `
rzma - pring-time.
y• t —Mr. ]hos. Wool
cook has leased Mr.
.Toa ee.Goo 1. ray,
Geo. Fretwell's fern , in Lower Wi»gham,
ezettleA telephone li temnn was in town Iflis i ancleyeell move' to it 1 i. the course of a week
• or so;(. He will give special attention t`o
—Cash for good butter and eggs at R A. t the %reeding .of 0 oroughbred stook, and
Graham's market grocery. • I has already secured ome Holstein females
—Services will e held today (Good as a f oundatiott of a', lard.
Fria y) in St. Paul s church, at 10.30 a. m•I —Oranges, Pineap ales, Cocoanuts, Ban-
anas, and a large assortment of canned
r. Thos. Dr mond bas moved his goods, pure maple syrup, at the cheapest.
• utcber shopto th store first door south • prices, at Jas. McKelvie's.
VelMr. R. Hill's re
week putting up n ore wires.
taurant. I —Mr. Andrew Li klater, of lot 41, con-
-T. A. Mills' is the, best place in the 1 cession 13, East awanosh, having drs-
county to buy your Seeds: .Got. our. prices posed of his farm, _ '11 sell his farm stock
before yott buy. ' land implements public auction, on
—Josephine street has been scraped and i Thursday, Marc] 29th, commencing
the eorapings taken. 3ff, and the street now : at one o'clock. Everything will be
presents a clean app trance. f sold without reserve. • Terms — Ali
—Next Sunday vi•11 be Easter Sunday. l sums of $5 and ander, cash; over that
The open weather h made egg$ -plentiful amount ten mond a credit will. be given.
and cheap, and 1 era of hen fruit can John Currie, auctioneer.
the largest assort-
ver much.
—T
. A. Mills tai des ,enjoy
m feast withou costing g
l
Y
3
ofAll
el Mr. R. Marshall P. L. S., of Kinlough, Fent of Seeds in Timothy Seeds kindsdin
' Fancy Clover and Timothy kept in
-town engineer; was i town on Wednesday ' stock at lowest prices. See our seeds be-
loeating a drain iii t e rear of the buildings fore you buy.
.on' the ,'west• side u :Josephine street, be- —The Canadian H rtioulturist is full of
eween, joint and V1 oria streets. valuable hints for fr it growers. ft also
—Private moneys to loan on .mortgaged contains much info ation on floriculture
at reasonable' rate of interest.' Apply to !This journal is the 1 ding magazine on the
tf JOHN Nemeales. l continent on fruit g wing, and is deserved-
-Blyth Standard Mr. P. McIntosh, of ly very popular. 8: mple copies will be
'Wingham, has op ed another livery sent free on application to the editor, Mr.
atablc in town. He ill occupy the Central Woolverton, GrimeNy, Ont., who has the
Hotel stables for th time being until more largest •€reit farm in the province of
suitable accommoda 'on can be secured. ' Ontario.
—Ladies, have your garments made by 1 —In regard to tht changes of the moon
''• =Miss M. Johnston, Gregory block, opposite 1 in 1894, a reader of the Trees writes as
the Qneen's Hotel. Latest styles, good follows: Perhaps fou have noticed that
oro always first-class fit- 1 P
de—The stone masof s are engaged on the' from January 1st ti I the last of July the
foundation for the horse on the northwest
changes in the moo. are the same, and
coulter of John and Shuter streets. Mr. read in the aim. sac—New moon, first
•A.. Ireland, the prrsent,occupant of the' quarter, full moon, last quarter. August
house, is andeavorinl to secure another hes five changes, watch leaves September
dwelling in which totnove for afew months] to start with—Pira quarter, full moon,last
until the house is mo ed back on the nefi , quarter, new -moon, and follows the same
foundation and ven 3ored with brick an d • till the end of Dece: fiber,
otherwise improved. I —T..A. Mills is ti a only wholesale dealer
rn Seeds in Wingham. Seeds bought and
—Grand concert in the Town 'Hall, sold by the ear lot. If you have any to Once in a long time ion may be able to gat
March, 80th by Mats MCWhitiney and sell send us samplese bon's buy till you and Guitar Club
pupils, ataisted by Iniversity Ban d some articles in so ir� other town cheaper
Gurtal- Clubeof Toro rto. Plan at W
Drug Sto Will be o •en to subsor
Monday, h taste�t 9 a. m., -for• general who is 'possessed .f a good deal of this • Miro eight in Wing
nesda 'ai1noon. • world'sdecided that the q d
ticket 1'+� y 12, goods, and ie dee de a
• •ca�ir d
he public ineetrag in the Town•..40,11, northern town in -:high he accumulated . "gargle' we ittl
looking;over the acl.
'ori. Friday evening l�,t, was not very large- his wealth should have a pest':ofi'ice build- Trt
{li attended. - Short yddresses were given ing that *ould -be .c credit to any town in cidingivheto to at' if we want to see merit. While m
terms. „„ W.ingham, and get his p
Sunday, at ,. d0 0113 ocie by tu,o pastor, -Rev. Ilttmbers'•It'nd;ie, new
—Those famort . t a sold by Reynolds D. Petrie. /seemedl
are doing: as much to vertise hishusiness
as printee's ink, Cat tial will make you a - ed to all interested:
steady customer t
--e-Mr. Jas. Nett
a buzz: planer i
Saturday last, It
oft his right ]tans
working et the p
minutes, having
had been working
—It is the gene
tion and is corrobori
that the wheat pial
the winter in bette
year. There does
the slightest injur
or ice, and the pla
when winter set ii
e.
field, sr, while running
the Union factory, on
d three fingers taken
{I. He had only been
'ner for about fifteen
est finished a' job Ise
t.
bicytclb;.ii1
H:'W'allhee,
, for Weston
e and Seemlier,
l' ihviitatr-on is extend- the hest English wh els in the merket.
w Sunday Sehool work. Call and'ihspect our 35 .pound Sdorclier,
fitted witii, Dunlop Pneumatic tires, ball
—T. A. Mills gives wholesale prices on bearings.througbont, for $75 net cash.
Field and -Garden Beetle to farmers' clubs
4 meeting of th se:'interested in tile
organization of an A Meuse Association,
in Wingham was he in the Connell
Chamber on Thnrad -y,• evening, March
15th;. with Mayor I•Ia entr• in the chair.
The following officer :Were elected and.
the Aare dation duly ormedc:5ton Presi-
dent, 13, Willson;
n. - Vice.:President,
'C..E:• Williams; Pre denti'J. A Nicholl,
'Vice -President, J, icoll;:Seerabtary, P.
J„ McLean; Tree user; 'Phos, Bell.
Committee of Mana emont,•J'. A. Nichol, '
R.. Veneto' e, Dr. J. c acdonald, L. H.
'Dever and A. Irwi It ia. intended
:rent rooms and est fah. a• gymnasia
A meeinng in conn tion with this p
jeot will be held i he Connell, Chamber
ons Monday evenieg next„ to. which all
,intereeted are inv ted. The preeect - its a
;worthy one, and . hope, our towns -
.people. will
owns-•peopiewill give ill` .eras support.
; P:.nals.
` Mr. W. R. Tho • son, of Teesivater, was
'be town on Monde
Mr. A. Mo Iuaig,- of Luoknosa. was in
'town on, Monday.
: Mr. W. H. Ir n, eclitor•ot bbs Blyth
.Standard, Sunday d in town..
Mr. H. P. Chap n, editor of the Ripley'
?enquirer, was in wn on ,Satuede.y.
, Miss: Tal dt, f London,, was visiting
friends. in t iwn la t week..
Mrs. Hampton, of Listowel,, ie:the guest
of Mrs_ J. D. Sill this week..
Mrs.. John Mar n, of Detroit, -was calling
on ham frie this week. .
n g s ,
131) th Standard Rev. -L., G. Woe 1,' of
' Wingham, was in, eyrie .on Monday.
and purchasers of large quantities. Write —"tweeters, been r
ns fur gnotatibne, article wlidch app
—An ''at hone"' will' be given by the - Blytli Standard, si
young people. of ,e' Presbyterian church, : P. P: Ii, "iat which
on Mondeey. even sly next, in the lecture can le of gentlemen
room of the-eheree . Rev. J. L. and Mrs. Quigley accused. d
Murray,.offKihca lute; are expected to be sireteey.'tlse "Frici
e1 opinion in this sec- present. statediin oar lust,
ted from oilier sections, '
Press Notices of alt • Varsity Banjo and Guitar this question M138
1 never came turough Club. Tratns,ie. or neernecl,
condition than this mom. tsr :tau ns OTrawA• of the wr-user Is not
t appear to have been The above nani d club will take rart at connection, we ma: say that tllo'article
done by either freezing Miss MbWhinne •'a concert, to be held in whielai appeared in last weekis• Forest
t looks quite as well as ' the Towle Hall„ `ingham, ou Friday even- Stender rcl,and which he editor reepiestect its
ing, March 30th: The Banjo, Guitar and to publish, is not iL' erted for the same
Mandolin:Club fitly captivated the audi. reason.. The editor tf the Tisa=:s= in. very
enee, being. re:-3atelly eueor:d. Mr. much: obliged to the pedagogue • v-s}te wields
Smedley in: his so es scored a great success. the,pen• for the Stan lied, for his u'uw>lioit-
He wascormplimoieted by Lord and Lady wieldaiea When we fishadvi¢ointueference
and the degree of
n. hislaying c
or � rcnr
Aberdeen,to the se to nit�ua in c� nclluctrn
g g 1o e. a.
excellence to whit 4 be had brought the ptublie journal, we to cull not. likely apply
club.—Toronto G obe. to:o sn whose sole at d only aim, appears. to
33 (=RVILLE.• lee teplay on the p,a.sious cud! prejudices
The selections of the Mandolin Quartette
and Banjo and G itar Club were exceeding- true people, vide the cer'tuattnLa of the
quested to publiellian
nreit in last • week's
ned "A Frieneltoft the.
lie writer exonoretee, n
bole the RdvA.Il'bther
writing the letters.
1 of the P.'P?•A1. As
le correspondent.:e en
?cease, as .fitr es: the
nd hence the request
mplied with,- Er this
—G. T. R. trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham tet 9.25 it. m. and 11.20 a.
m. and 3.45 p. in., via Clinton and Guelph.
Good connections by all trains.
—A goodly num er of ladies from outside
Pes were in att ]dance at the meetingof
lac
. M. 'octet
t rialEV.I' S
' land Pres e
the Mart y Y
held in the Wingb en Presbyterian church,
on Tuesday last. .Che public meeting, in
the evening, was It rgelv attended, and ad-
dresses on mission :ry topics were delivered
by a number of ieeerencl gentlemen. .
—There is nothing mysterious about
advertising. It is to exact science. You
are simply telling eeeplewhere they can get
certain needed thits;s, That's all there is
of it. If you can. ell them about some-
thing they want, o■ ought to wear—if you
have a good thing offer -advertising will
sell it. Most any _ind of advertising is
useful, but newspezer advertising is not
only the best but it costs less than any
other kind—service- considered. Yon can
get more circulatio .—talk to more people
—for less money nt a newspaper than in
' Mr. and Mrs. Atex. Hood; of Kincardine,
were visiting friee.s in token this week..
Mx. and Mrs. ;U. andersom returned frotn
their •wedding tour •n Weducsday.
Mrs. l3rotwr, of 'roxeter,..waa the guest ;
of Mrs. Gracey for fetw,•tbryeetbis week. ;
Mwee .
r- H. Davis anti MJ'a Ire; a aced Mester •.':••!;
Cheater, were visiti beKincurdine leiter:el
k
ly welt rendered. The Mandolin playing of
Mr. Geo. Smell's formed a decided feature
of the programm• , and was thoroughly ap-
preciated by the ,udience. His perform-.
a.ices on the kenjo and guitar were also;
Standard every wee
-• Clinton News Recordi:'Tlhe County
(4bnncil Hone" o • Refuge. Committee,
consisting of. W. ;'roudfoot„ • Goderich;
A. Muliturehie, Clin-
xeter;; and W. Milne,.
rn Tuesday. It was
15 toat)taer esof ground
3 eonrewhore within
in, c1 erich, Seaforth,
ter, and tenders for
d i root these sections.
seem seemed • to be
lova of Clinton would
;11. Eilber, Steppe
executed in spl ndid style and elicited; 'ton; W. Ban den,
merited applaut.e The descaptive num-- Gree, met in Clint
bets seemed to be the drawing cardl.: deckled that from
especially the "D rkies' Jubilee." . would bo require
Al LLr•.VTLLE. two miles of Clint
The Banjo, Metadolin and Guitar Club,
were recalled sev eel ti
played several eel
manner and to
splendid re . i. ' • n
and guitar
es. Mr. Smedleyr • Wingham or Ex
in a highly artisan,; sites will be pecur
the audience witluhis The general imp
on the banjo, maudelan that the neighbo
be the most cent]
tion. J. T. Go rr
West Huron, wil
with the two 01
Huron and pre
Government to
—about $35,0001
lay Night: The Banjo pence of ie H
nd Mendolitt Quartette time in .April th
of Mr. G, P'. Smedley, the count es of
success, being heartily Wellington with view of gaining talc•
tt d g h1
any other way. I'' pure it out and see. From t: i noel villa Titnes: The Banjo
—Por first-class tailoring and cheap and Guitar Club Ind 'Ffaudolitt Quartette
gents'. furnishLege, try Webster & Co. acquitted thomse-ves verycreditably, G.
Remember the bice, one door south of y
R. A. Graham's grocery store. ]! . Smedley, the eehductor, being a ]Yost in
—Residents of thee town should make a himself. His bt_jo solves were especially
practice of buying a 1 their goods at home. flee•
From the Saturi
e
3 get our prices, under the direotio
than you can at berm, take .it all in all
rs on --paisley bas's p blip -spirited resident, you . will leve moi by buying all you re. floored an femme
am. Our merchants entered at each
oiled stooks, and by polos on the m
rafting columns of the were enthusiastic;
ave no difficulty in de- this gentleman ae
iis:cou should
by Mayor Henna, r,nd Messrs. `Thomas Ontario, and h ere ed euob an one. It has I Aberdeen asked fc
nd it now occupied. our town prosper re ytnust support alto the numbers and
town, nays it it a Merchants. The!success means the Mr, Sntedtey on1
for fir d prosperity of the to 'n, and prosperity of cellonoc of the ch
t>lregory and Win egg, as to the advise= just been ttnished
1 bility of striking the ominion Government 'The Advocate, of thaj
to steel a buiidi in Wingham uitable most perfect building
for a port office a d customs house After that in the interior t
ed With. mien
the sear adjou i cone
the addresses t e aft a y tlomplete,
nut taking any a tion in' •the matter. 1/fr. studied in the design
,Jl; Moron:occu 'ed the chair.
a post o ce, and
the town meant the prosperity of every 1 The
e fittings are mos-"--
and elegance being matt in it, to hitt. eases out of tail ou ;