The Wingham Times, 1895-01-11, Page 88
TI1E W0611,AM TIMES, JANUARY 11, lt3V5.
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BLUEVALE. 1=7'
linIEFA.--Mr, and Mrs. Peter Mc-
Ewen and, family hive moved into
the house north of the village, the
pmerty of Mr.. John Wahusley„ of
Ilaylield.--Mr. W. A. Elliott, of
'Wiiivanosh, spent Sunday at Mr. R.
N., Duft"s.—Mrs. Hugh Ross and
daughter Jean have returned home -
after spending Christmas with Mrs. •
Ross' grandmother, Mrs, Scott, of
Galt.—Miss Bella Maxwell, of To-
ronto, is visiting her father and
mother, of the Bloevale road.—Mrs.
Bickle went to Toronto on Saturday.
—Mrs.. and Miss Robertson spent
Tuesday in Brussels, The Misses
Thornton spent New Year's with
friends near Wingham.—While rid-
ing down hill on a load of wood,
Tuesday afternoon, Mr, William
Fluker lost control of the horses and HALSEY PARK, Agent, WINGRAM,
he fell off, striking his faee. He — . - ! • •
was cut about the month and nose
and was unconscious several minutes.
Mr. Relit King assisted him to his them the Meat measure of future
home and it is hoped he will soon re- happiness and prosperity.
cover.—Master IValter R. Iluggin is
laid up with qninsey. WROXETER.
MoIND00.4
*•.10.00 Mantles tor $10.00.
I0.0) Mantles for 'N'oi.00
$rol Mantles for vro.
IN ORDER
to clear out every 11Iante in suck
we herewith offer you your choice of
• AV Ladies' Cloak in our House at
XiG per .4cent. off, commencing on
Saturday„Tanuary 12.
The cloak steel: is still in a very
'es*
!re,.iroViete condition, embracing full'
f
lines of Smooth and Rough Goods,
in Long,Shert, as well as Furstrimmed
Jacket% thus affording a great op-
portunity to select a fine and stylish
garment -V half price and Ids, at
M. H. McINDOO'S.
AIDDITIONTAL LOCALS.
—With, the New "pear a.n important
change in the Dominic 1 postal rea,nlations
was inaugurated. H-,..eafter the rise of
private post cards will be legal in Canada.
With a one cent staret attached any or-
dinal.), card may be sal through the mail
as well as the regalatio. t official post card.
—The Baptist a.a Congregational
churches are uniting th s week in observing
the week of prayer. Tie meetings were
held on Tuesday and ednesday evenings
in the Baptist church . nd were well at-
tended. They will.be eld Thursday and
Friday evenings in t e Congregational
church. M1 friends are rdially welcomed
thenaeOings.
—Ate aunnai 'meeting of the District
./:.„ Lodge of Turnberry, L L, was held in
Wingham on Tuesday, nuary 8. There
was a good attendanee, nd after business
of a private nature had b en transacted the,
. following officers were e cted and
ed: T E Cornyn, Distri t Master : Sean'l
CaMbick, Deputy Distric Master ; W
Stewart, Chaplain ; Jos olley, Recording
Secretary; W J Plenty Financial Secre-
tary; Thos Abraham, r ; John
Casemate, Director of Ceremonies; H G
Leg, Lecturer.
County Couneill s for 1895.
REEVE
Ashfield, Girvin
Bayfield, Burns ,
I •Young
Brussels,
Colborne,
Exeter,
Grey,
Goderieh,
Goderieh Tp,
:Howiek,
Morris,
Stanley,
Stephen,
Med chieMLUo,
,
Mee luta,
Stra ban,
Me an,
Cox
Co' • . • '
Mi wan,
Me onald,
Be neweis,
M. mey,
M Moen,
R tz,
Seaforth, V. i tson,
Tnekersmithe S eppard,
Turnberry, M Pherson,
Usborne, H y,
E. Wit wanosh, tterson,
W. Wawanosh, tuart,
1,Vroxeter, nders,
Winghtim, parling,
Mackenzie.
Kickley.
Kennedy.
A A Young.
Carling.
Hyslop.
Turnbull.
Holt.
Churchill. ""
A. Sotherati.
j A. Graham.
S Turnbull,
7 Geiger.
Brigham.
Evans.
Kfrkby.
Erritt
H. Eilber.
Sherritt.
Gunn.
1/IcKay.
Cruiekshank.
Kidd.
'Brown,
' Gibson.
Holmes.
Politicfly t county eouncil will
stand 28 Reforr-ers and 23 Conserva-
tives,
,••••••••••••••••••••60fte
'741 REALITY AGAINST SHAM!
PRACTICE AGAINST THEORY!
IVILISICAL. EXCELLENCE,
ARTISTIC DESIGN.
DURABLE CONSTRUCTION.
Catalogue sent free on appii-
' cation.
MORRIS FERO - ROGERS - GO.
LISTOWEL.
. .
IRead the Plain Truths in this Advertisement about our Low Prices.
they purpose taking up thdir resi-
dence in Lakelet where all wish
Wsinnixo.—Miss Sadie McCracken,
At the weting of Montana LoCige,
second daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
mi.:1.101144 evening* last, '
John McCracken, of the Blues:ale
the following officers were installed
road, was married on Tuesday after -
for the eurrent term by Win. Rob-
noon, to Mr. Samuel McLean,
nif ertson, D. D. G. M., assisted by J.
GodG
erieh. Rev. L. . Wood, rector m1W. Dodd, both of Wingham: Bro.
of St. Paid's church,- Wingham, per-
iThompson, N. G.; Bio. Dr. Harrison,
formed the ceremony. The bride ;.„..
G.;Bro. John Brethauer, Sec.;
wore a dark brown travelling gown, "
!Bro. A. Munro, Treasurer.
pink and yellow roses in her hair„ •
A. shooting match between the
and carried a boquet of roses, and
; Wroxeter and Gerrie gun clubs was
itisunneeessarY to say she lookedheld here on Saturday last. It re-
very beautiful. Miss Ella Cornyn,
salted in a victory for the home club
of Wingham, was the bridesmaid
by one bird—Mr. 13. J. Hazlewood
and wore scarlet. Mr. John Me -
has gone to Harriston to attend the
Cracken, jr., assisted the groom. . High School thcre.—Mr.Geo. Lactic,
After the ceremony, about twenty- of 'Brussels, is home on a visit.—The
good skating rink is this winter under the
- five guests partook of the
things of the table and sent their rice
management of Messrs. Paulin and
and good wishes flying after the
Brock, It is being well patronized.
happy couple, who boarded the 3.30
Annie Sander, who has been
train for Goderieh, where they
in- visiting in Detroit, has returned.—
The eloction on Monday last resulted
as follows: Councillors—Thos. Rae,
John Barnard, Wm. Rutherford,
Mr. John McRae has just returned Wm. Wilson. P. S. Trustees—M.
from his trip to Fergus and vicinity. Sanderson, Thos. Rae, A. Munro.-
-Mr. Walter Marshall, who has Mr. Jas. Forsythe has leasedthe
been in Manitoba for the past three woolen mill from Mr, 5.13,MeKel-
years, has returned to take possession vie. Mr. Forsythe is well known
ofhis farm. Wat. has joined the here, having been for several: years
riti'Onedicts.—Mr. J. McIntyre has foreman in the mill, Ile‘will un-
ItioVed into Teeswater and intends doubtedly give good satisfaction to
living therein the future.—Mr. Robt. customers. --Mr. :Fred Vogt has gone
• Strath, from Toronto,. was visiting to Chatham where he intends taking
old friends last week on the 2nd a course in the business college.—
concession.—Mr.Dan. McKinnon is at Messrs. John Barnard and John.
• home wrestling with thegrippe. Dan. Brethauer were in New Hamburg,
is gAting a little the best of it,—Mrs. last week. • attending, the Ontario
D. McKay and daughter from Dakota Poultry Show.
are visiting friends and relations in
the Alps.—Mr. Wm. Harkness treat-
ed the young people on Friday night
to a dance, which passed off very
pleasantly.—Somebody says that
somebody is going to get. married
pretty soon, and the indications are
that somebodyis right. —The vari-
ableness of the weather has caused
quite an epidemic of colds among the
people, especially the younger portion
of them.
HOWICK..
±1...01\LETTITIT CSZ SOINT
E[ave 8,000 worth of G ood4 Nv-hicii mmst be dis-
posed of in the next three months.
—CONSISTING OF
—
CLOTHS FOR SUITINGS AND OVERCOATINGS, GENT'S FUR-
NISHINGS" AND UNDERWEAR, VALISES AND TRUNKS,
and the Largest and Best selected Stock of BOOTS and SHOES in town,
And in order to move th9m:quick, we have marked them right down to hard time prices. Profits will be en-
tirely ignored, the goods being bought for cash, and being under no expense for rents or hired help, we have taken
this method of sharing the hard times with our numerous customers. Next Saturday there will be a drop in prices
of all classes of Goods in this establishment, hitherto -unknown in Wingham or elsewhere, and we guarantee
that our prices will bo such as will satisfy the closest cash purchasers. Note a few of the same :
• TLIA'NBERRY.
A most in Aresting service was
leld at the
on Sunday,
pastor, preac
chapter 42d vrse: "What think ye of
Christ?" At the close of service 12
new members were admitted to the
eintreli and the sacrament was ad.
ministered. Several Of these new
members were converts from weekly
sprayer meetings that are held around
the locality in homes Of the people,
and others are from recent special
services. The Sunday school is to
be worked through the winter. They
recently gave a Cantata and Christ -
Xmas tree, which came off very sue
essoftdly, the elittreli being crowded
to the door. :qr. Gribble remains
with Ilowiek and Turnberry
churches ttntil the spring, when Mr.
Mason, from the College, settles M
fateite.
ngregational church
Rev. W. Gribble the
ed. from Matt. 22d
tend to live in fnture,
CULROSS.
On Wednesdaiy, December 2&th, a
very pretty wedding was celebrated
at the residence of Mr. Geo. Gregg.
It was the marriage of his daughter
Elia to Mr. Myles Seott, of Lakelet.
The interesting rite of matrimony
was performed by the Rev, Mr.
• Shaw, of Belgrave, brother4n-law of
• the bride, assisted by the Rev. A.
Potter, of Clifford. . The amiable
• bride was becomingly attired in a
handsome custume of white silk
beautifully trimmed. Miss Gregg
was assisted through the ceremony
by her sister, Minnie. The bride's
maid was gowned in an attractive
sait of pink cashmere. The bride-
• groom% supporter, was Mr. D. A.
, Harkness, of Huntingfield. The
eeremony took place iti the spacious
parlor, the bride and bridegroom
taking their stand. beneath a horse
shoe of floral white roses. The num-,
bar of invited guests was about 120,
• composing intimate friends and rcl-
atives of the popular eouplc. After
the nuptials, congratulations were
extended to the newly married
eonple -wishing them a, long, useful
and happy wedded life. A rich
wedding luneheon was then partaken
of. The splendid array- of presents,
unsurpassed in value, variety- and Pownort—In Teeswaier, on Dee. 31st,
number, evinced the warni friend- the wife of Kr. W. Fowler; a tioughter.
ship and admiration the bride enjoys „,,,IPire23021.17111„ i.,0_1100,,,,,n,„,011, 3,.anuary
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and associates. A lengthy and hum- ISOM
tvitAltaldaD•
°roils program Was then given by 'apns—PRAsmt---At the residence of
some Of the guests, which all heartily ,thA bride'e parent.s, on January 9th, by
'appreciated, . Vrbe couple left on ttev.IIIIrilrialg' l!ft% 911 -C4V4("!1'
BRUSSELS.
At the regular meeting of Court
Princess Alexandria, No. 24, Cana-
diaai Order of Foresters, the follow-
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing terns : Chief Ranger, Bro. W.
H. Cloakey ; Past Chief Ranger, Bro.
A. Reid ; V. C. Ranger, Bro. J.
Shurie ; Fin -See., Bro. A. Keonig ;
Ree -Sec., Bro. W. Smith; Treasurer,
Bro. W. Blashill ; Chaplain, Bro. S.
Plum; Sen. Woodward, Bro. C.
Ritchie; Jun. Woodward, Bro. John
Wilbee ; Sen. Beadle, Bro. Jesse
Wilbee ; Jun. Beadle, Bro: N. Platt ;
Physicians, Drs. Graham and Me-
Kelvey.—The folloiving officers of
St. John's lodge A, P. & A. M., were
regularly installed on St. John's
night, Thursday, Dep. 27: J. ,T,
Ross, I. P. M.; Harry James, W. M;
A. Cousley, S. W. ; S. Wilton, J. W.;
Geo. Halliday, S. D. ; John Ferguson,
J. D. ; P. J. Bishop, I. G. ; J. Y. S.
Kirk, Tyler; John Shaw,See'y ;
Thos. Pletcher, Treas.; R. N. Bar-
rett, S. S. ; John Hewitt, J. S.;
After the installation the members
enjoyed a lunch in the ante-rootn.
GORRIE.
Dr. Macdonald, M. P., and Thos.
Gibson, M. P. P., will address the
electors on the political issues of the
day, in the town hall here, on Tues-
day evening, the 15th inst. The
electors of the village and surrounding
country are cordially invited to at-
tend.
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008141.
McEwnx—In Turnberry, an the ard
inst., the wife of Mr. P. G. NICintfaiti
SOO
Thursday for Toronto, London and. 4110. 6s4.ter—aMergitAarar-at th rad -
other places, and on their retttrndG. f.016 b...1,1e*4 p 'Nilo, on Intiality.
Men's Kuee Boots,whole stook,grain leather,regular $3.60 now 62.90.
A Good Long Boot " 1,2 '76 "
Boys' Long Boots, whole stook,grainloathor "
Men's Fine Bale and Congress " 01..25
61.05
$2.09
SA
tt
41
41
Men's Long Boote,side seam,whole stock,rogular $3.90 now 02.45
Men's Long Boots 01.75 " 11.29
$1.84. Boys' Good Long Boots, grain leather " $1.60 " $L35
01.15. Men's Pine Bals and Congress " 01.50 " $1.25
$1.36. r4 " $2.25 " $1,90
10.65. Ladies' Dongola balkier button,tiped or plain " $1.76 " $145
A Large Stock of Youths', Boys' and Children's bow Boots at Cost.
At these prices it must be distinctly understood it is for Cash and Cash only.
112rBoots and Shoes repaired in the neatest and most substantial manner at the most reasonable prices.
Wingham, Oct. 80th, 1894..
Stb, by the Rev.. L. G. Wood, Mr. S. A..
McLean, of Goerich, to Miss Sadie
McCracken, of t'ilorris,
VIMoCiaatrr —0Aag...na —In Wingham, on
the 25th ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Kennedy,
Mr, J. C. McCreiglat, of Turnberry, to
Miss Fannie, only daughter of Mr. J.
Carter, of Wir'gham.
SNELL—SANDEBSOK—At the residence
of the bride's parents, Wroxeter, by Rev.
Mr. Anderson, on Thursday 10th inst.,
Howard E. Snell, of Goderioh, to Aggie,
daughter of Mr. John Sanderson, P. M.
"Wroxeter.
Cowart—J.ionsow—In Manchester, on
Dec. 25th, by the Rev. Mr. Baugh, Mr.
Isaac Cowan, to Miss Sarah A. Jackson,
both of East Wawauosh.
KBELER—McKILLAx--At the residence
of the bride. on Dec. 19t1i, Mr. R. B.
Keeler, jeweler,to Miss Jennie McMillan,
both of Teeswater.
HARDY—KINC—At the parsonage,
Fordwich, on Dec. 27th, by theRev. S. 0.
Edmunds, B. D., M r. David Shaw Hardy,
of Teeswater, to Miss Emily King, of
Helmick.
k.4)1LITCSAAD--P1ED—On the 25th Dec.,
at the residence of Robert Peel, Esq.,
father of the bride, Mr. Joseph J. Prit-
chard, of Minto, to Miss Emma Peel, or
Howiok.V
MOWRINNBY—C1DRIt'AN--011 Deo. 26th,
by Rev, A. McKay, at his residence, Mr.
John Thomas McWhinney, of Ashlield,
to Victoria Jane, daughter of Mr. Robert
Curran, of St. Helens,
HaLr.;—Broute—On the 26th ult., by
the Rev. R. H. Hall, at the residence of
the bride's father, Mr. W. J. Hall, to
Beven, daughter of Robert Blake, Esq.,
all of Ashfield.
Teeswater, on the 5th
inst., Mrs. John Russell, aged 49 years
and 7 months.
'.1;fAmatron—In Morris, on Dec. 29th,
Francis, third son of Mr. Frank Ashton,
aged 26 years and 22 days.
LESLIE—In Clinton, on Jan. 7th, Lena
Jane, third daughter of Mr. John Leslie,
aged 29 years.
Ssumn -In Clinton, on Jan, 5th, Ann,
wife of Kr. Henry Smith, aged 82 years
and 7 months.
Wnwoox—In Culross, on Dee. 31st,
James Watson, child of Mr. William
Whytook, aged 7 months and 18 days.
MoKaprzrE—In Culross, on the 2nd
inst., Annie McPherson, wife of Mr. John
McKenzie, aged 22 years, 2 months and
1 day.
HURON COUNT COUNCIL.
The Council of
County of Hum
Room, in the w
day, the 22nd d
th
w'
corporation of the
1 meet in the Court
of Goderich, on Tues.
of January, at 8 o'clock
p. in. W. LANs,
.Dated Jan. 9th, 1895. Co. Clerk.
VOICE CULTURE..
MRS. ETHEL ORR
Is prepared to receive pupils in the
above. For terms,apply tither residence,
19 Francis Street, Wingham.
DR. MCLELLAN, LONDON, ONT.,
04 beindae Street,
}ME and rAilt KCIWEONty
Graduate at the New York Eye and Ear
hospital, 1889. Post Graduate Course on
the BYO, EarNose and Threat at the
New tork Past (had u ate Medical School
and llospital.1892. Eves tested, Glasses
Applied, Vine stock tit Speetaclee,Lensee
and artificial Eyes. Will be at the
Itattentinry HouseINTON
The first FRIDAY of every
month,at dateruened below:
Next Visit, January 4t1i„ 2895.
• Hours, 10,10 a. m. to 4 p. tn. Charges
moderate,
J. J. HOMUTH ec SON,
WEST H RON
romu ,TT2
The Annual MAeti. f will be held in
TEMP E HALL,
WI '',4;Gt-)IA
JANUAR' 17TH,
beginning at 10 &el mak, at which suit-
able addresse will be given.
W. N. HOWELL, W. BAILIE,
Secretary. President
: Cure SION' HEADACHE and Neuralgia
' in ao misturiss, tato Coated Tongue, Dizri-
' ness, Biliousness,l'ain in the Side, Cohstipation,
Torpid Liver, Bad Breath. To stay cured and
regulate the bowels. VC -RN WOE TO TAKE.
PRICE 25 CrNTC DRIJO sroftss.
4he
WINGHAM,
with snap shot bargains to
suit the times.
•
WATOH ES,
Elgin, Waltham, Rockford,
Colurobus, warranted for
four years,
WALNUT CLOCKS,
From $2.50 up.
•
We have the largest and
most complete stook of
SILVERWARE,
suitable for wedding and
birthday presents, in the
.pounty.
EYESIGHT TESTED ntnv.
.CM-watehes, Clocks and
• Jewelry repaired at lowest
rates, and fully guaranteed,
by
MUNSHAW,
The Optician,
Wingham,Nov 15th, 1894.
RE
G•OD
E SOLUTIONS
are usually made to take effect this month. Would it not be a good idea to
RESOLVE that you will save money by dealing with the Cash House during
the next few months. Those who traded here in 1894 have no big bills to
pay now.
We have already announced a Large Clearine*bSale. Watch this Sale
for Money -Saving chances. Visit the store often. Lots of lines we never
advertise, because there's not enough of them, but they rnight be the , very
ones you want.
We have yet a good assortment in
Printed Tea Sets, from $2.25 up;
Dinner Sets from $6.50 up;
• Toilet Sets from $1.50 up,
and other lines too numerous to mention. We mean business every time
and some are going to get the Bargains. We do not purpose paying freight
on this stock again, so come early- and get the first choice.
We draw business with a chain of big;Value ; every 'link in this ehain
is unbreakable. Try its strength.
H. E. SNELL, -
Macnostann Bnoen, Winghatn.
PelnEZi. Ilt rlt) AM*
• laving de ded positively to
GIV UP BUSINE
I.
and in orde to reduce her toek for prespeetive i•eliaser,
WILL SELL HER STOC AT COST A UNDER, 4)
Consisting of Sn tm, MANTLE 'LUSE, SILK ArgrAleV , it full line of
MANT CLOTUES, RIM XS, LACES, 'WOO= JOODS,
'Mom GS, Do. Gnu.
Also, all her s t of MILLINERY,,
• All aceounts t be settled on or b.,fore January 15th, - 895.
MRS. HERDSMAN.
Winghitm, Xov 28th, 1894.
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