HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-07-27, Page 5LONDESBORO.
Frank Longnuiii; of the 12th con.
of nett, is down with typhoid fey-
cr.--Mr. t). Munro,, of Bay City,
Dlich.,. is, visiting his aunt, Mrs. Me -
Kenzie. -John Cloning, sr:, is not
improving much.. -Mrs. Wm. Day is
on the sick list. ---Alf. Cttllinson is
still
walking; on eruteheS. - Geo.
Snell Is about all right again, ---A,
few of our villagers drove to Goth r
fell, an Friday of last week, to en-
joy the refreshing breezes of. Lake
Uiu'on,-----Dr, Taylor, of Goddrieh,
was here on Friday last. -Most of
the fall wheat is harvested and we
04will soon hear the hum Of the steam
thresher again. ---Miss Crisp, who has
been visiting friends in 1Vinglilam
since the 12th, returned home on Sat-
urclay3.--Res, Mr, McLean, of Blyth,
offieiated in Knox church last Sun-
day afternoon. There was no ser-
vice in the evening. ---Tho Methodists
Have preaching every Sunday now.
-Next Tuesday evening will be
- election of officers in the Good Tem-
• Alar lodge. Ice cream and other re-
freshments will be served after the
lodge'is closed, A. good turnout of
the members is requested.. -?laud
Fair, Lou Ouimette, and Lawday . throwing hint off the load and lett August 6th, so that Brussels may
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THE WIN TIMES, JULY 27 1894.
WEST 1?4AWANOSII. 1 CiJLROSS,
Mr. G. T'ierce's now barn is finish -1 Mr. John MeKague, of this town-
er, which is a credit to the proprietor , ship, is at present suffering from a
and the builders. -Mr. 5. Scott, of broken arae, the result off being
Anburn, is busily engaged buying thrown to the ground by one of his
hogs to consume the whey of several horses. ---Fall wheat harvesting is in
cheese factories. ----Mr. K. Medd sold full blast. The yield is heavy and
a fine drove of steers to Mr. E. Wat- the sample fine.
son, of Blyth.• --Mr. G. Hackett had
the ° misfortutle to And one of his IIOWICK.
valuable driving horses dead. ----Visas The death of Mr. Alex„ Finlay,
E. Serirnegour spent Sunday visiting one or the oldest settlers in Bowie.;,,
on the Boundary lino. ----Miss SusY occurred at the home of his sou -in -
Jones, of Colborne, is home on a visit. law, Mr, Jacob Catliers, about five
-The showers of last weep freshened miles north of Gorrie, on Tuesday
the turnips up wonderfully and the morning of last week. The remains
prospects for farmers never looked were interred at McIntosh. Deeeas-
better than at the present time,if the ed bought land in Novick at the ori -1
prices are only in aceorclance. Hay- ginal government sale and has lived.
ing is nearly finished and the amount hi this neighborhood ever since. He
of staeks speaks well for the quantity. leaves five sons, Charles William and
Fall wheat Harvest has commenced Alex., who havfarms in this neigh -
and it seems to stook up fair. ---Mr, borhoocl, John and James, who are
D. Phalen sold a fine horse to Mr. working at Pelee Island, and one
MeMann, of Seaforth. Ilandsonie daughter, Mrs. Gathers. He was 83
good horses are still in demand.---- years old aaul always held a high
(suite a number took in the ex- place in the estimation of his friends.
cu rsion to Sarnia and they report
a fine trip. -.-While Mr. Wm. David- BRUSSELS.
son was drawing in hay his team There is a proposition on hand to
became unmanageable and ran away have our civic holiday on Monday,
Il
Young have passed the entrance ex-
amination. -Mr. William Cole has
move& his family to Morris township,
- near Brussels. -The following ,letter
of condolence int been sent by Lon-
desborough lodge, S. 0. E., to Bro.
John R. Sundercock " In behalf of
Londesborough lodge, No. 143, S. 0.
"!. E, B., we tender you our sincere
sympathy on account of the sad be-
reavenient that has come upon yogi
and your fancily by the taking away
• by death of one of your daughters.,
This is only another reminder of the
fact that all Yuen are mortal and
another link to bind,you to the other
aVorld, t� which we are all fast has-
tening. We Would earnestly recom-
mend you to look 'to Him who said,'
, "'suffer little children to core unto
nue, and, -forbid them not, for of such
is the kingdom of God. She is bet-
ter off now than when here, and we.
pray you to trust in God and so live •
here below that you may meet her
in the realms ofaglory, , where parting
is not known. Praying the richest'
blessings .of heaven to rest upon you
and your family, we remain, yours,
in Harmony, James Shobbrook, Thos.
Cole, Bond Laurason.
'LISTOWEL.
Miss Bertha May Downey, daughter
ref `I, R. Downey, formerly of Lis-
. towel, died at Toronto on the 17th,
after an illness of three months. The
deceased. who was not quite fifteen
years'of age, was dearly loved by
her former school mates in town.-
W. G. Hay has . accepted the offal
made bythe unci for the purchase
Connell p ease
of the Rosbaok property on Main and
Likerman streets, also the Water lots.
on Bismarcl'street, including right
r -
lit beingaation$1
afor �00and adeed o
'rks l e f theeh
olcl agricultural grounds. ---James
Tudliope died at his residence in this
town on Monday, 16th inst., from the
result of a paralytic stroke, aged 70
years. He was a native . of Lanark-
shire, Scotland. Ho came to Canada
with his parents and four brothers
when he was 12 years of age and
settled -in Oro township, near Orillia,
his father dying shortaty afterwards.
1fr. Tucihope came up into the
,Queen's bush and purchased one.
hundred aeres of•hush land on' the
3rd of Wallace, about forty years
ago. He returned the next year to
Oriliia and was married to his sur-
viving wife. He cleared up and im-
proved the land and made it one of
the finest fauns in the township.
Some. years ' ago he sold his farm,
moved to Listowel and purchased the
residence in which he has since lived.
His family consists of three (laugh.
tors, two of whom survive him. t In
loo early days Mr. Ttidltope was con-
1tected with the Congregaitional
" • church in Listowel, but lir hia latter
years :becarue a free thinker and soy-
erect connections With- all churches,
As ;a citizen lie w, is highly respected.
lie vas a roan of muds originality of
thought and of argumentative tem-
perament.
.aim with several severe injuries, but take advantage of the 'excursion to
with skilful medical aid he will soon Elora's big celebration. - The
be able to go around again. Orangemen arrived home from
1)Vingham on the evening of the
BLH, 12th before 8 o'clock, whichwas a
Rev. T. E. Higley returned, from big improvement on train service
attending his father's funeral on over other years. --Brussels foot ball
'Wednesday last. -The social held on team went to 1Vroxeter on Weclnes-
Wednesday evening at •the. parsonage day afternoon and played a match
in. aid of the Methodist church, was with the chub of that village'on their
well patronized. Blyth Band was in reereat!on ground. The score was 6
attendance. Proceeds over $23. to 1 in favor of Brussels.
11Ii:s Brownlee, of London, was
visiting friends in town last week. -
Miss Tena McElroy, of 1,Vingham, is
spending her holidays under the
parental roof on • Dinsley street. -
Several of our citizens took ad-
vantage of the cheap trip to Sarnia
on Thursday. -On Monday afternoon
a valaable mare of Wm. Bell's livery
while grazing in his pasture field at
the South end of the villiage had the
misfortune to fall into a well, the spected by all, and the heartfelt
covering of it being rotten. A gang sympathy of the community goes out
of men with ropes were soon collected to his sorrowing widow and children,
and made for the field where it was as well as to his, aged parents and
not long before the animal was ex- other relatives. The remains were
tracted from its perilous position -arid brought home and interred in. the
without. a sear. -Mr. Hey wood; i)ungannon cemetery. The funeral
bricklayer, of Clinton, and hid' men was largely attendee.,' the . Foresters
commenced" the brick work of Bells turning out in large numbers. He
big -livery barn on Queen.street. was a member of Dungannon
court.
LLTOKNOW.
Arrangements for the great North-
ern Caledonian Games 'of the Sons of
Scotland, tobe held at Lucknow, on the
5th Sept., are taking definite shape.
Active committees of Albyn Camp are
busily engaged in the work. The
subscription committee met with a
very* generous, response from the
citizens fund the management feel
warranted in undertaking greater
things and an increased expenditure
over' last year. The 48th Highlander's
Pipers Band have been engaged to
appear in full flame and it is worthy Mrst E. 0. Cole, W.,' Mrs. Andrews,
DUNGANNON.-
Mr. Gordon Anderson, who went
to Manitoba about two years ago,
died .at Arden, Manitoba, onthe 11th
inst. The deceased carried on a suc-
cessful general store business. He
was ill only three or four days with
inflammation of the bowels. De-
ceased was in his 41st year and was
a gentleman highly esteemed and re -
F ORDWICH. • '
On Monday evening last, aCouncil
of the Canadian Order of Chosen
Friends was organized in this place
by Grand Organizer G. W. Thomp•
son, •of Toronto, with twenty charter
members. The officers elected *for
the current term are as .follows:
Alex. Wyness, P.. C.- C.; John
Donaghy, C. C.; C. W. Andrews, V.
C.; A. J. Pinkerton, Rec.; Mrs. M.
Donaghy, • Tress.; Rev. S. C. Ed-
munds, B. D., P.; E. G. Cole, M.;
of special mention that the Drummer
Boy of the Crimea will also be prey-
ent. An effort is being made to
seeare better railway acconmiodatioii
and if sufficient' encouragement is
received, citizens from Godcrich,. ---
Clinton and Seaforth will be enabled • BLUEVALE.
to return Home on the evening of the ;sir. and Mrs. J. J. Messer, of
games. Hamilton, were visiting at Mr. Wm.
Messer's this week. -About a dozen
of our citizens took advantage of the
excursion to Sarnia last week. -Mrs,
Stowe alnd family have returned
from their visit to Gotierich.-Miss
Mary Forston treated some of her
friends to a birthday party last Wed-
nesday, at the house of her uncle,
Mr. Magnus Spence, of Morris; they
sail had .,a good time and heartily
wished their hostess ninny happy re-
turns of the • day. --Mr. Hugh Ross
has returned from his trip to the Old
Country. --Owing to the slight illness
of Rev. A. Y. Hartley, Rev. Mr.
Leech preached very acceptably in
the Presbyterian church last Sab-
bath morning. Ile also occupied the
pulpit in the Methodist church in the
evening, --Mr. Samuel Burgess, of
Brussels, and Misses Annie and I3e11a
Richardson, were visiting lir. John
(TORRID.. TEESWATER. Burgess this week. ---Miss Smale; of
`Mr..Ales . Laird left on Tuesday The School Board is asking for Brussels, is the guest of Miss Wynne.
1s to visit friends in Manitoba, tenders for re -flooring several rooms
and to see the eotint y.-"3Ir. Tas.. of the public% 1inal:_A little Baugh- The Chicago Canadian -American.
G.; Thos. Downey, S.; Dr. A. M.
.Spence, Medical Examiner. The
Council starts off with bright pros•
pests Of large additions to its mem-
bership.
BELMORE.
We were pleased to' notice the
names of Miss Lizzie Inglis and Miss
Glary Fortune among the successful
candidates at the Normal School
examinations, -In London, on July
2nd, :lir. John S. Hall, the popular
and highly, successful teacher of
Inglis' selrool, and Miss Kate. Taylor,
daughter of Mr. John Taylor, of Clif-
ford, a very highly esteemed young
lady, were united in marriage. Their
lnany friends in this locality, where
they are so well and favorably known,
unite in wishing them every success
and. happiness in their journey
through life. They are now spending
their honeymoon, on a trip ftp the
lakes visiting Detroit and Windsor.
Brie fidrmf' •'; ivn.i imosavF•nat'.o •Aa
tends to per . • sl s
rightly uaacl. r + ..:
) 1!
ter than other« a :f.;ct:::: , :..414
less expondivare, by rases promptly
adapting tl: , ra w' .' ; . i Z11'0(3a41 t•.:,
the needs of pllysical Ir:uig, trill attest
the value to heal h d,2 rho pure lignid
laxative princil.icc c:r.". 1,eod iii tho
remedy, Syrup of Fig.
Its excelleuzo is duo to 1:'s presenting
in the form most acceptab'a and pleas-
ant to the taste, tlra refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax-
ative ; .effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds,. headaches and fevers
and permanently miring constipation,
lt has given satisfaction to millions and
.not with the approval of the. medical
rofession, btcauso it acts on the Kid-
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak-
ening them and it is, -perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of figs is for sale by all drug
gists in, 7ao. Mottles, but it is mann-
factureol by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose n ;nee ii print.;d on ovary
l>.•ioksgo, also the name, Syrup of Yip,
and being well, informed, you will not
•8e,ept any substitute if ci hrc 1.
Flow to Got a .Sunlight" Picture.
Send 25"Sunlight" Soap wrappers (wrap
per bearing the words "Why Does a Wo-
man Look Old Sooner Than a man") to
Lover Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St., Toronto,.
and you will receive by post a pretty pic-
ture, free from advertising, and well worth
framing. This is an easy way to decorate
market and it will only
your biome. The soap is the best in the
;cost one cent post-
age to send in the wrappers, if you leave
the ends open. Write your address care
fully.
The call has been issued ilio the
fourth quadrennial session of the
General Conference of the Methodist
j;hureh, to meet on Thursday, Sept.
6 next, in London.
Sydney Dent, the twelve -year-old
son of A. Dent, barrister, of Mitchell,
was drowned while bathing in the
mill pond at that town Thursday
last.
klenry Siiverthorn, a young man.
belonging to '1h,!rolel 'Township, was
killed by a cave-iu of a gravel pit on
W. J. 14'loore's fano near 11'oc:dville
Friday last. .
James Bertram, aged 50, commit-
ted suicide at his home on Chatham
street, Hamilton, Friday last. He
iiad been out of work, aiicl committed
suicide in a fit of despondency.
The investigation, into the Grundy
dismissal, ,and also in regard to tho
charges made against 1;egistrar, Mor-
row by that official in the Peterboro
Registry office, has been concluded.
The Inspector of Legal Offices, Mr.
Fleming, has handed ht lais report
which states that the dismissal of
Grundy, the Deputy-ilegistrar, was
justified by his letter of accusation
publish ed in' the Conservative drgan.
I''avorable accounts have. been re-
.ceived of the condition of the crops in
Manitoba, and the Northwest. The
harvest is expected to be two weeks
earlier than it was last year.
Perkins shipped a cargo of oats to the '.ter of Mr. Win. Fowler, of this vel- says :. feed foster, the `noted turfman,.
West Indies last week.-Mr.Hopkirk, "age, felloff the fence on Monday formerly of Seaforth, Ont„ Has this
P. 0. inspector, was in town last. evening: and broke her arm. --.Mr. season won nearly 0250,000 with his
week inspecting the Corrie office. ( W, R. Thompson started his new; famous Dr. Rice. On Thursday he
lie pronounced everything ver'v mill lags week. The engine gave a i made the betting ring at Washington
satisfactory. -Mr. Isaac yanderson little trouble at first, but that rifts:; Park k sere mn, both Dr Riee and Morey
. has 'rad the briek laid down for his etlty was soon overcome, and the taking his colors to the front. He
new residence and the foutn Wien is mill is running full blast, Bright and , baekec i them heavily, and won smear-
;depleted.
day. ly $75,000 during the afterndion.
The 0. T. R. extension from Park
Head to Owen Sound is completed
and regalar trains will ran after
August lst. The line is 16 miles
long.
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O1 THE
GHEAP GASH STORE,
during July and August
clear out all Summer Goods at
SLAUGHTER
prices in order to snake room for fall
Dress Making a Specialty.
G. McINTYRE,
MACDONALD BLOCK. WINGHAM,
TO PREVENT SUNBURN
You should$�buy' one of our Fancy Sunshades.
d� E ARE COMPELLED
'to admit that we made a mistake in buying too many for this season's
business. But the price was so low that we
. could not resist them.
the surplus we have reduced them exactly one half of the regular price,
They are all new goods for this season's trade.
COME AND BUY A PARASOL
for 75c worth $1.50
" $1.00 " 2.00
" 1.25 " 2.50
, 1.50 " 3.00
for 88e worth $1.75
" 51.11 " 2.25
" 1.38 2.75
" 1.63 1/ 3.25
and so it goes through the whole assortment. If you doubt these prices call:
and investigate for yourself. 12 cent Print for 9c. Delaines far
25e. ' Summer Corsets 50c. Best Lisle Thread Gloves.
150 per pair. 2 pair Stainless Black Hose 25e.
These are only a few of our money makers.
OALT�,, _._STD SES
the others. We have not space enough to enuuuerate thein here.
Dried and Smoked Meats always on hand. Wixeuam.
ON'T LET ANOTHER ASH -DAY
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OU will find
that it will do
what no other
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way.
It is Easy, Clean,
and
Economical to wash with
this soap.
H r ■ 1 r=i1\70.-
We
sig0
We are clelaring
g SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
leads to Consumption. Stop
the Cough, heal the Lungs
and strengthen the System
,With
PARASOLS.
Here's .the
4*g:fit* BIGGEST
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s t o ort a sh. Physicians, the
world over, endorse its
eon's be deoebed by Substltnte$l
a sou/ /carie, $Tutsi., Aillhstest . oto. AK
over offered in Town.
PRINTS,
DRIVE
A window full of
FASHIONABLE FELT HATS
-AT--
50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Respectfully yours,,;