HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-09-28, Page 88 THE "WIN G RAM TIMES, SEI).
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IL IL WierNDOO.
LOWER WINGHAM.
Report of weekly examination of
_ Lower Winglaun school 2nd. class—
MeINDOO'S• DRESS GOODS.
A. Graham 83 per cent ; V. Phippen
79; J, Loekeridge 79;E. Potter 70; G.
Well posted shoppers have naturally! Campbell 69; 0. Elford 09; U. Ran -
learned to expect the most, as well as " ,40m 57; A • Nevins 54; H. England
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the choicest for their money, at Wing- 53; R. Elford 52; F. Graham 39; J.
ham's recognized Dress Goode cen tre,and Finley 38; J. 1\1. Linklater 35; A.
this week, the most extravagant ideas of Currie 34; J. Murdoch 32; D. H.
elegance and economy will be more than Finley 20.'J. King 24; W. Welsh 20;
realized. IVIarvelous Silk and Wool S. Currie 17;_ A. Wiley 17; J. Eng-
novelities-the newest weaves and shades. land 4. R. 3, I3awr0zsr, Teacher,
Marvelous new French and German
Mixtures; never such a display of fine BELGRATE.
Dress, Goods. A very busy week in i The annual harvest thanksgiving
Drees Goods with such as this to draw.fservices were held. in Trinity church,
READY-MADE MANTLES. on Friday night, and wore a great
Our most complete stock of flue success.—The annual fall show • of
Mantles in Newmarket,. Reefers, Tight 1the East Wawanosh Agricultural
Fitting Jackets and Skirt Garments, for Society will be held in this place on
Ladies and Mtsses, in all the latest styles;
plain, and trimmed with richest furs, in
endless variety,and all shades and styles.
Don't delay in looking through our
magnificent stock before they get pinked
out. It is just such offerings at this -so
much quality and style for the price -
that gives M. H.McIndoo such a decided
lead in this line.
FUR COATS AND CAPES.
Something special. Here are more
handsomer affects -and more of theta -
better values and more of them. Our
Fur stook is very complete and opened
up for inspection, at
MeINDOO'S.
LINES
In remembrance of the late Alex. Coutts,
of Wingliam.
The stream runs fast, below my feet,
I'm very near the brink;
If Jesus calls, I will plunge in
1 cannot wait to think.
To think it looks so dark ahead, •
And pause upon the edge,
For Jesus says, there's light ahead
Here is a, rock ledge.
The rook I'll plant my feet upon
I'll sink not in the sand,
For Jesus waiting there for me,
WilI take me by the hand
And lead me to a fairer land,
• There to joy forever,
I cannot gain that glorious land
Till 1 have crossed the river.
If Jesus should not call me now
I'm willing for to wait
And lead my children to that home
• Beyond the pearly gate,
Where pain and sickness never come
And all our toils are o'er,
Where we shall see our Saviour's face
And praise him evermore.
Thursday and Friday of tins. week.
It promises to bo a great success, and
it is to be hoped that the weather
will be fine.
MORRIS.
'Arr. Robt. Skelton, of the 8th con.,
While preparing a tIveshing pole in
his barn on Friday afternoon slipped
from where lie was standing and fell
to the floor below, the pole striking
him on the head. He lay there un-
conscious until rhe following after-
noon when he was discovered 'by
some friends and attended to. He
is in a low condition, but by careful
attention it is expected that he will
recover.
EMBIT4li
' 28, 18114
MUSICAL EXCELLENCE,
ARTISTIC DESIGN.
DURABLE CONSTRUCTION.
Catalogue sent free on appli-
cation.
MORRIS - FEILD - ROGERS - CO,
LISTOWEL.
HALSEY PARK. Agent, Wixonssz.
TURNBERRY.
Mr. Albert Thainson has been en-
gaged as teacher if Holmes' school,
tinges to commenet, after the Christ-
mas holidays. Mt* Hattie A, Reid,
the present teachei_ intends to attend
high se oo -te for a second-
lelass certificate. iss Reid has been
very successfull as t teacher, and the
section are loth to art with her.
1LISTC•VEL.
After an illness if six months, dur-
ing the last two o = which she was
confined to her lIecl, Al111, beloved
'
wife of Mr. Alexan er Morrow, died
HOWICK. - here, aged 73. Though she suffered
considerably from sciatica her death
A very successful box social was ; was due to a gradual weakening of
held in Union S. S. No. 13, Howiek her strength. Deceased was the
mud Turnberry, on Friday evening ; daughter of John Scottof County
- last. The social was openecl by a i Tyrone, Ireland, where she was born
• class of fifteen pupils performing I in 1821.• She came to Canada with
wand exercises to excellent mouth ' her parent:4 the year after the rebel-
. organ music furnished by Messrs. l Iion,• in 1838, and settled first in Te-
Merkley, Fitch and Hall. The class • cumseh township. She was .married
looked very pretty in their red, white ; there to Mr. Morrow in 1843, and
- and blue sashes and performed the :they took a farm ou the townline of
movements very nicely. After the Wellesley and. Peel. In 1852 they
exercises the boxes were sold and all moved into Maryboro, and in '65 in-
parteok
of the good things in them. to Wallace, where Mr. Morrow own -
Then a lengthy programme .of in- ed the second lot on the fourth eon-
strumental and vocal music, dia- I cession..
logues, recitations and tableaux i. •„,:::•1;_________---n1-_,-,..-------•
was rendered. The scholars gaveBui N..
some pleasing dialogues, recitationiff Gnovzs.-In Win -;ham, on the 23rd
and songs which were all Well rend• -
ered. Miss Roe of Gerrie delighted
the audience by her instrumental
selection and by her well -rendered
• solo. Messrs. Ezra and John 11ferk-
. ley and William Hall assisted great-
Presbyteryly in the programme by their excel-
lent of Maitland. renderings of a number of choice
• Presbytery of Maitland met at selections on the mouth organs. Al-
Wingham, Sept. 18th. Rev. J. Mal- together a. most enjoyable evening
eolm, moderator. There was a good was spent.
attendance of ministers and elders.
The consideration of instituting a
fund bearing the expense of commis-
sioners to the General Assembly was
deferred till the March meeting.
Elders' commissions were received
and the roll made up for the year.
r. John. McKay, of Kinloss, was re-
conimended to the Senate of Knox
College, Toronto, as a suitable can-
didate for the gospel ministry. Mr.
R. F. Cameron, Divinity Student, de-
, livered prescribed exercise, which
•
was sustained and the Clerk was in-
structed to certify him to the senate
of Knox College, Toronto. Sessions
are instructed to make arrangement
for holding missionary meetings and ?al? TglUi':.1:1;:dT1hiefir".M!;111A7telt "Viem ftr.f.°"1
to the C. M. 13. A. ConVontion
report at March meeting; and it wasfrom a school. The illarm lie 'sold arneasonroutinY
in St. John, N. 13., has returned home.
Mr. L. Foley has leased. the car_ wittrituiregng apply on the premises or address,
recommended that sessions take ad- 7
riage shop here and has commenced East wawanos. THOMAS COON. Proprietor.
'vantage of the opportunity of using
business..7-Asour villagedressmakers h, S pt. nth, 1801,
theservices of Rev. Mr. Anderson,
wore driving to Lucknow, last week, - • • • -
of St. Helens, who had prepared a
their horse took frieght at a thresh-
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ng series of magic lantern slides in eon- their
and ran away, upsetting
rection with the work of our mis-
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all Fairs.
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Howick. at ordwich, Oct. 0.
Blyth, Oct. 9-10.
Clifford, Oct. 10-11.
Dungannon, Oct. 11-12.
last., the wife or John Groves ; a
ten.
McKlionms.LIn Winghatn, on the
lith inst., the wit,. of Mr. A. L. Me-
Kechnie ; ason."
AfAIMILD.
CHISHOLM —1.1OTA 'ISIL-111 Culross.
on the 5th inst., by may. Jas. Malcolm,
Mr. Hugh Chisholtn to Miss Margaret
McTavish. both of 0-11'02s.
BERTLING —RoAorc —In treeswater, on
the nth inst., by Re . J. Corcoran. John
Bertling. of Buffal.; to Margaret P.
Roach, Culross.
MoAsn—A [INSTR.° !G.—In Stanley, on
the 12th inst.. R. J. IcAsh, M. D., of
Belgrave. to Nellie.- daughter, of Mr.
James Armstrong, E -mason line.
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Ross. -In Wingijicn on September
24th, David Ross, aIed 61 years and 10
days.
Heakix&rox.-In Imore, on the 22nd
September, Mary ermiston, aged 66
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FARM FOR SALE.
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STILL LEA THE TRADE
MERCHANT
In1-1..A_'TS
Men's Plough Boots,
OUR STOCK OF
TAILOANG AND COTS' FURNISHINGS.
we have the most no 1: to bo found.
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our stock is complete,
from $1.00 up.
Ladies' Fine Button Dongolas, tipped, from $1.00 up.
Boys' and Girls' School Shoes, from 65ets. up,
and. all other goods in that line equally. low.
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fow -
Note a oo our pi :
VALISES
AND TRUNKS
is full, and at prices which must satisfy all.
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"Boot and Shoe repairing clone as usual.
years, 4 months and 1 days.
DOUGHERTY.—In Adtifield, on Satur-
day, September 15th Elizabeth, wife of
William Dougherty, .-ged 78 years.
JEwrer.-In Morn, on Sept. llth,
Mrs. Isaac Jewitt, ag- a 24 -years.
StitALE.-In on Sept. 18th,
Samuel Scuttle, aged' 65 years, 4 months
and 19 clays.
LAMONT.—In Gr-, on Sept. 15th,
Eup etn i a, belovec wife ot Archie
Lamont. aged 64 yea s.
MONA UGIITON.—Iu Brussels, on Sept.
14th, William D., th_ -d son of Daniel
and Carrie McNaugHton, aged 16 years,
11 months and 14 da s.
Savrz.-In Teesw ter, on the 15th
inst., Laura, beloved child of Joseph and
Mary Seitz, aged 1 Twair and 9 months.
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POWDERS
Cure stoor HEADACHE and Neuralgia
ni E0 MINUTES, alto Coated Tongue, Dian., ;
!less, Biliousness, Pain in the Side, Constipation„
Ttrpid Liver, B.14 Breath, Tosety cured and
regulate the bowels. VERY NICE TO TAKE.
PRICE 26 CErors AT 1:PRuc
J. J. HOMUTH & SON,
IVINGI1AM.
OF ALL SHAMS, ---The
BUSINESS COLLEGE SHAM
is the most to be despised. Not every institution dubbedBusiness College is worthy of your support. You
will in all likelihood take a business course but once, therefore, why not select a school that has earned
reputation for practical conscientious work. The
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Forest City Business and .Shorthand College of London, Ont.
Stands head mid shoulders above the average Canadian School. Graduates everywhere successful. Cata-
logue free. Address carefully,
J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
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THE SH El STORE
7.12ST X IV 4a- M-31
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- Two doors north of Postoilice, next Halsted & Scott's Bank.
NEW FIXM,
NEW GOODS,
NEW PRICES
ESTRAY NEIFEP
Strayed on
10 and 29, notate
honor. Owner can
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premises of t
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ndersigned, lots
erry, one 9. year old
the same by identifying
rges.
0 POCOCK, Jr.,
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NEW MAN IN A. OLD STAND.
The undersigned• offers for side his farm, being 1 Having purchased the
South half et Int 31, concession 14, Nast Witwatiosh,
' containg.100 acres, mom or less. There aro about NORTH END LIVERY,
KINTAIL. 75 acres under cultivation, the balance is principally
bush. There aro on the place a comfortable brick
Mr. M. Whitle, who was a dee- house and large frame barn; with statiling under.
neath also a splendid bearing orchard and a good
sions in India. Copies of the proposed.
book of praise were distributed to
ministers. It was intimated that
Dr. MacKay, of Formosa, moderator
of the general assembly, will visit
congregations in the Presbytery this
fall. It was agreed that the 'usual
grant from the Augmentation Com-
mittee be asked. for Pine River.
Sabbath observance, questions were
' distributed. It was agreed that a
Convention of Young People's Socie-
ties inthebounds be held at Brussels,
on Monday, l9th November, at .
p.m.; that the programme and, all ar-
rangements be left in the hands of
Presbytery's Connnittee on Young
People's Secieties. A conference on
the settlement of vacancies was held.
Presbytery 'will meet again at Wing-
Itam, Tuesday, Novmnber 20th, at
11.80, am. Jo ltX MACNAI311, Clerk.
Lucknow, Sept. 19th, 1894.
terrifle cyclone :wept over Min -
WOK% Iowa and other Western
Stiftea on Friday night, killing
ihaSfes of people and inituring hall*
&W.* awits,
AttatillgAt.
the buggy and throwing the occup-
ants out, but, beyond a few severe
bruises, they sustained. no great in-
jury.—Some of our local sports visit-
ed. Lueknow, last week, and proceed-
ed to apply a coat of .verrnillion to
that sleepy little hamlet, with such
satisfactory results ue mow
pe.ople, in the person of constable
Shoebottom, insisted on them remain-
ing over night; but on the aforesaid
gentlemen showing that their absence
would cause an aching void in Kin.
tail, they *ere • "ixcused" and
allowed to dart, but, WO believe,
were not invited. to be in any hurry
to repeat their visit. --Monday last
the rest once . Clark,
reeve of Aslifleld, was the scene of
quite an, important event, being the
marriage of his daughter Miss Josie,
to Mr. A. A. MePhee, formerly of
• this place, but now occupying a
lucrative position in the employ of
one of the street railway eompanies
Ve Detroit, Mich. The happy couple
ft Goderieh on the morning train
• for their future home, accompanied
by the best iivisbes of their numerous
friends.
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OTICE TO CREDITO
IN Tilt 'STATS or JAMES :WHIM° DUMBED.
Notice is reby given pursuant Revised Statutes
of °nom°, . p.110, Sec. 30, at all persons hav-
ing claims age st the estate lames Johhston,late
of the Townshi of Titrnbe y, in the County of
Huron, Yeoman, eased lio died on 60 about the
10th day of August, D , 1804, are, before the Sril
day of October, 1894, ell% et or send by mall to
the undersigded, So for John Johnston, the
m, Ontario, t r 1 saki deceased, at Mog-
hae
egemitor of the A of t
nt of their eounTst" a11018ul addrsses, a. State-
tilet1 particulars of their
• icatTliailittirltaVLeati:/idesgtee.0 And take notice that
e will distribute the
assets of 0 said deceased among parties entitled
Inhoetr hnttiattnittitlirgittr • ints of which
lit, VANsToNN,
Solicitor for the Mi
D od thifrIth 44'o! sopteinbori A. 0., IS.
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WANTED SALESMEN tztniol4lot'Vtei:
of Nursery Steel( 'Cr Seed PotetOes, or both. Por. MIN -LT x Pr so
manta and pRyIiIg 1)04110110 to good 'nett. Wo ';6" .
g ie von e. t UR {6 1nrt1dty It yon wiob. 111 will
poy you to write -0v tor terms, Address.
and put in a number of first-class
HORSES AND RIGS,
I am in a position to give as good turn-
outs and satisfaction as can be got any-
where.
Prices Moderate. The patronage of
the public is solicited.
Livery -Near the G. T. R. station.
S. A. McLEAN.
Whigbam, July 24th, 1894.
oeuteir.
SPRING AND SUMMER
If you want your
Our object for this season is
to make Customers, not
money.
We will look for our
profits later.
All shoes warrant-
ed as represented..
The Hawks Nursery Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
made in the latest etyle, go to
• MISS MAUD LESLIE0
TEACHER of MUSIC,T
C.} • IRVIN,
Pupil of Modem Mocking, Detroit is I
prepared to receive pupils, boring fully
competent to tea& advanced Impilsots
well as beginners. Enquiries kindly
allowed at Root' beokstore.
Realisnes-Zdward Street, Winghotto.
opporeito Bank of Hamilton,
Wittellflat
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We wish to establish an exeltisive Shoe Business in Wingham.
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are the best that the best factories can produce.
Our prices for this season will be very low.
The styles are the very latest. •
We will prove to you that it will pay you to buy your Shoes at the Shoe
Store.
It is to our interest to please you. T
GOOD BR•OTHERS,
The
WINGIIAM and SEAFORTH.•• New Shoe Men.
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HARNESS AND GOLLARS,
Having bought out the Ambler Harness Business and started in his old stand
am prepared to furnish the public with everything usually kept in n harness shop
such ns
HEAVY, LIGHT and TRACK HARNESS,
NETS, DUSTERS,
WHIPS, CURRY CGMBS,
BRUSHES, SWEAT COLLARS,
TRUNKS, VALISES and
TRAVELLING BAGS, &e., &c.
I make all by owu Cellars and guarantee satioketion.
Giro ago a trial and 1 will Imo you right
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