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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-07-19, Page 88 ....................... THAT NEW D li ESS,' +teed.©e Iver WIN GRAM TIMES, JULY 19,1895. • We have brought on the fiat installment of new Season's Fabrics gid invite the. Ladies to see them. Soule left over in light shades. This Will prove profitable reading to all who attend our store this month.. The remnants are short and long— some plain --some striped—some figured—some fancy, and the prices are just about one-half what they would be if cut off the piece, HEADY TO WEAR CLOTHING. Clearing many lines at cost and. under. We are selling Boys' three piece Suits, from age six to fifteen, for $2.75, worth $4.00. We are the greatest shopping headquarters for Boys' Fashionable Attire. M. H. McINDOO. —The August number of the Delineatcr is called the Midsummer number and con- tains a Iarge variety of interesting matter suitable for the season. Ladies who have deferred completing their summer ward- robes will be particularly pleased with this number, for the styles were never more dainty and appropriate. A special article is devoted.,to dressing for stout ladies, and another to Bathing and Swimming, with illustrations of the latest fashions in Bath- ing Costumes. Mrs. Roger A. Pryor's article on the Etiquette ..of Letter Writing hears thdiii4filf,antherity, and will belaisl ul in y`ono' eho reads it ; and the ptbpereon. Art. Needlework in the Employment Series: will direct the atten- tion of many women to this occupation as a means • of livelihood. The Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby, Ont., is interest- ingly described by an ex -graduate, the popular Kindergarten Series is continued by Mrs. Sara Miller Kirby, ; and Harriet Keith Forbes contributes an artistic paper in the aeries of burnt work. There is a very practical paper on cleaning and re- novating laces, feathers and .gloves, anti a variety of useful information is given in the monthly talk around the Tea Table. The housekeeper will find some new recipes inseasonable cookery, and much that will -help tomake house:1;14k easier in things the housewife sh6yld ,'Ow. There is also an excellent article en f, e, Newest Books and others on Floral Wer i fpr August and the Relations of Mother and Son. New designs are 'illustrated and described in Knitting, Tatting, LaceMaking,etc. Sub- soription price of the Delineator $1 per year, 15 cents per single copy. Address, The Delineator Publishing Co. of Toronto, Ltd., 33 Richmond St. West, Toronto' Ont. Congregational Church, Wingham. Installation services were held in the ,,k.beve church, on Tuesday, the 10th inst., an connection^with the settlement of the Rev: Henry W. Mote, D. D., as minister of the church. In the afternoon, a Council was held, when ministers, delegates, and friends from several Congregational churches in the District were present. The Rev'. B. B.• Williams, of Guelph, was appointed ..*oderator, and the Rev. C. E. Zoltou, z7f 1lincardine, Scribe. After the ialatver of the call of the Church had been. gone into, the credentials of the minister to be installed, points of doctrine and other important things considered,: the Council retired and after co$sideration submitted to the meeting the following resolution: That we, the members of the Council, un- animously agree that the Rev. Henry W. Mote, D. D., be installed as the Minister of the ehuroh, which resolution, when put to the meeting, was unanimously carried. After the Benediction was pronounced, the Meeting adjourned until the evening, when, at 8 o'clock,: ptiblio meeting was held, presided over by the Moderator. The Rev, CS, E.1 elton.offdred the opening prayer. Tlie minutes Of the afternoon session were read, the right- iiand cf fellowship was given to the minister by the Moderator, Ana' the Installation prayer was offered by *Rev. r. Henry B. Moot, of Mowiek. An Maltese was given to the minister by the I Rev, C. B. Bolton and one to the eburcit by the Rev. B. 33. "4V 311fama. Bxpressione reftegt t of absence and good will were: aasentioned from two of the initiators of the town, The ltew. Dr. Gifford, who was ! pi'nptiltlt on the platform, . *peke eery kindly eon waow mitiostet, wbora he warmly we1eor11e4 in the name. of Ma eburohi this address tc the friends present was well received. The Choir rendered good service, Miss Duncan ably presiding et the organ. The minister having said a few words, he closed the meeting with the Benediction. The att eidance at the eventngmeeting was good; the meeting appeared togive satin• fa3tion and pron'ised much for the future oc the church. C. E, BoI.TQ;t, SCOW., l 1 him, It is supposed that he, MS siezcd with eramps. The people of the village were soon notified and Many thronged to the scene of the accident. After the body had been in the water over an hour it was brought to the surface by Mr, Geo. Chapman who dived several times before he secured it. Presbytery of Maitland, The Presbytery of Maitland suet at Wingham, July loth. The minutes of last regular and special meetings were read a,nd confirmed. Rev. Alex, Millar, of Mosa, being present, was invited to sit with the Presbyte:y. Rev. John Ross, of Ashfield, was appointed Moderator for the ensuing term. Session records were examined. Mr: Stewart reported that the declaration of union between Knox and Melville churches was read from the pulpits of the aforesaid churches. Permission was given to Mr. McLennan to moderato in a call to a minister at St. Helens and East Ash- field. The Presbytery agreed that w�130 be asked from the Augmentation Committee in Lehalf of Walton congregation. Com- missioners to the General Assembly repert- ed and wera thanked for they diligence. Standing Committees for the year were appointed, as follows: Finance—Messrs. McLennan, A. McKay, J. McNabb, and their Presbytery elders, Home Missions—Messrs. Murray,G. Mc- Kay, McFarlane, and their Presbytery olden. Sabbath Schools—Messrs. Perrie, Hart- ley, Forrest, and their Presbytery alders. Examination of Students -- Messrs. Malcolm, A. McNab,, and their Presbytery elders. Statistics—Messrs. Fairbairn, Rose, and their Presbytery elders. Young People's Society—Messrs. Ander- son, Ballantyne, Hall and their Presbytery elders. Christian Life and Work—Messrs. Ross, McRae, Sutherland, and their Presbytery elders. The Presbytery appointed Wednesday, 24th inst., as a day of huniiliation, fasting and prayer, to be observed in all our con- gregations. Public worship to begin at 11 a. m. in all our churches, except in the case where two congregations are under one pastoral charge ; in that case, worship will be observed in the second charge at an hour suitable in the afternoon. On motion duly made and seconded, the Presbytery expressed gratitude to see the Rev. Mr. Perrie among them after his return from Scotland. Mr. Perrie acknow- ledged in graceful terms the kind: expres- sions of welcome home by the brethren. The next meeting of Presbytery will be held at Wingham, on Tuesday, September 17th, at 11.30 a. m. Jolts MeoNsiln, Clerk. Wingham, July 16th, 1895 BLUEVALE • Mr. J. C. McCracken,: who was or- dained recently, has been appointed by the Bishop as pastor of the Ghee - ley Episcopal Church. His many friends here are pleased to hear that he has been so nicely settled.—Mr. Robt. L. Stewart, mathematieal master in Williamstown high school, is spending part of his vacation with his parents.—Mr. Wm. Gray's suc- cessor has arrived in the village.— Mr. Robt. McPherson has been away visiting his mother, who is ill. WIIITECHURCH, The\walls of the new Presbyterian churchfare up and ,the roof is being shingled. The church when fi4thed will present a fine appearance. Re r. Mr. McNabb and Mr. H. D. Hender- son attended the meeting of Maitland Presbytery, in Wingham, on Tues- day—Mr. I'. Troy's brick block is nearing completion. It will contain two stores, 20 by 40 feet. It is expected that Messrs. T. Kew, harnessmaker, and G. A. Found, tinsmith, will occupy them when finished. The second • story of the block will be used as dwellings. TEESWATER. Mrs. Ann Elgin, a respected resi- dent of this place, sister of Mr. David Ritchie, died suddenly at Montreal, where she was visiting, on Saturday morning. Her friends here were notified by telegrani and Mr. Ritchie and Mrs, ,Tames Mc- Cullough went down to attend the funeral. --A most deplorable accident. happened at the site of the old mill dam on Mr. Thaeker's place, about a mile and a half from Teeswater, on Tuesday of last week, Mr. Albert Ginger accomplished by two friends, L. Ginger and A. Miller, who were visiting hire, were down the river and as the day was hot went in bathing. L, Zinger While near the center of the river sank suddenly and ' liis friends not being expert' swimmers, were not able to (MIA 8oitN. UR3 —In A6 Wawanosh,on Slily 35th, the wife of Mr. Wm. T, Currie; a slikPat3E—Iii Howiok, on July 7th, the wife of air,. Vance Dane; a daughter, c'! 4 MoLvvallran—In Howiokeen July 8th,, the wife of Mr. Wm. ltioLaughlin ; a daughter. se SHew—In Belgrave, on July let, the wife of Rev, E. A. Shaw; a daughter, 4 MARRIED. MOKEN'LIE—BA.r.LAen—At the Manse, Wingham, on Wednesday, the 17th inet., by the Rev, D. Perrie, Mr. Daniel Mc- Kenzie, of Culross, to [`lies Caroline Ballagb, of Turnberry. BownEN—Bowens -A the Victoria street parsonage, on the 10th inst., by the Rev. H. Irvine, Mr. F. J. Bowden, of Bt. Thomas, to Miss Tillie Bowers, of Dungannon. ANDERsoN-HeenareN—At the resi- dence of Mr. Robert Hyndman, New- bridge, on July 4th, by the Rey, A. B. Dobson, Mr. Samuel Anderson, of Currogh, Co. Derry, Ireland. to Miss. Sarah Jane Hyndman, of Tannaghmore, Co. Antrim, Ireland. McParin — MaILwAIN—At the resi- dence of the bride's father, on July 2nd, by Rev. R. Henderson, Mr. John Mc- Phee, of Colborne, to Miss Ellen J. Mc-- Ilwain, of West Wawanosh. BLACK—SPROULE—On July 10th, at the manse, Goderich, by Rev. Jas. A. Anderson, B. A,, William John Blank, of Ashfield township, to Margaret Sproule, of the township of West Wawanosh. DIme Fisnnn—In Morris. on Saturday, July 6th, Samuel Fisher, aged 75 years. V AND WHEREAS the whole rateable pro- perty of the said municipality according to the last, revised assessment roll being for the year 1891 is 8535,763; ANIa wuratens the atnoentof the exist- ing debenture debt ofthe said Inunoipal- ity is 464,000 and there is nothing either of principal or interest in arrears; 1ND. wlnl♦REAs for the payment of the debentures to be issued 'hereunder and. interest thereon it will require the sum of $1384 to be raised annually by speoial rate f n the whole rideable Prope tY of the said Town et Wiashauii TticaRrottE the Council .of the Corpor- ation of the Town of Wingbam enacts; 1. That upon the final passing of this by-law it shall be lawful for the said Council to miter into an agreement with the said The Union Furniture Company or Wingbam, Limited, for the extension ofo a nee 8000 ot the loan origi- nallythe b la G(6 �t o n g nally made to ilebrist, Green & Com- pany for the time and upon the terms hereinbefore mentioned. 2. That for the purpose of meeting the payment of the $10,000 debentures fall- ing due on the 31st day of December A. D„ 1898 as aforesaid the then Mayor and Treasurer of the said Town as soon as the occasion shall require shall cause to be issued debentures of the said Corpor- ation of the Town ot Wingbam to the extent of $8000. Such debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the said'Cor- poration of the Town of Wingham and shall be signed by the said Mayor and Treasurer, and shall not be less than one hundred dollars each. 3. That the debentures shall bear date on the 31st day of December, 1898 and. shall be made payable in seven years from the date thereof at the office of the Treasurer of the Town of Wingham,and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. 4. That the said debentures shall bear interest at the rate of five per centum per annum from the date of the said de- bentures and said interest shall be pay- able annually on the 31st day of Decem- ber in each year at the place where the said debentures aro made payable, 5. That during the currency of the said debentures the sum of four hundred dollars shall be raised annually for the payment of the interest on the said de- bentures to be issued hereunder and the O o250,1805,earn of vino h wised l and eight -four L/y.dollars mball be xaised annually for the u payment of the debt tc be secured by the said debentures last mention'd making in all the aim :of. thirteen hundred and A By -Law to extend the time eighty four dollars to be raised annually for the repayment of the un- paid portion of the loan made to Messieurs Gilchrist, Green & Company, by way of bonus under By -Law No. 147, x888, and to issue debentures to as aforeemel. 6. That the said annual sum of thirteen, hundred and eighty-four dollarsEl:161 5e raised and levied in each year during* the' said term of<seven years by aastiNoinl rate sufficient : therefor on ail: the -rhteliblo property in the said municipality of the A first -c meet payment of certain de `assynof' Wingham. or one ca p Y 7 ,That the purchaser of any of the . machine Sino bentures issued under said bifid -debentures shall not be required to with brains an by-law when the same shall 'see:. to the applicatiou of the purchase is assured. fall due and to authorizing moneythereof, or that the conditions it T therein fixed for taking the votes of the electors, the polls will be held, Town Clerk's Office, Juno 25th, 1895. J. B. FERGUSON, Town Clerk, We, the undersigned, being a Majority of the Shareholders of the Union Furniture Co., of Wingham, Limited, hereby undertake and agree, on behalf of the said Co m , panotwithstandingnYgthat, that by of getting t he Lost cuts.AsIsaPi9yfohotels, all customers 1a a °hene ast the terms of the proposed by-law, awn,hsolieic Soliciting etiatquotethoiri1fr rorpPntrfo patronage, above . Written, the loan of $8000 which by close attention to their wants I hop° to therein referred to is extended to the 'tient' Respectfully yours, said Company for a term of ten T G. FIELD. years, without interest, the Company will, in the event of the said by -la receiving the assent of a intyjo the ratepayers of the Tow ham, and the said loan granted, agree to rep five equal ann ' al $1600 each, .th ments t"o be m of six years final passin_ t Position permanent if suited; also in - annually un 11 the whole of the said. crease. State reference and enlose self - Sum is fully paid. addressed stamped envelope. And further that, notwithstanding THE NATIONAL, that the said by-law has been pub- '316-317-318 Omaha Bldg., CHICAGO. lished as above set out, the said Com pany will consent that the Council of e the said Town shall before the final p��L 0�� S puispassing thereof by saidCouneil,amendS the said proposed by-law in accord- ance with the terms hereof, and that the said proposed by-law shall be finally passed and tho loan granted in the same manner in all respects as if the terms of repayment . contained in this consent had been substituted for the terms contained in said pro- posed by-law. Dated this 15th day of July, A. D., 1895. E OF E DOWN COES�� pull THE 101131E.41,141.74• . I beg to intimate to the people of Wingbane. that I have reduced the price of moat to the following,: figures l STEAD, 10 Cents, ROASTS, 8 to 10 Centt, BOILING, 6 to ''Cents, Lamb and Peal at proportionate rates. ,ofl RR �Ni N S TEAV.BLi Wing ing finally the salve in nstalments of t of such instal - at the expiration the date of • the ereof, and thereafter W. NTItJ .—Several faithful gentle - mon and ladies to travel for established house. SALARY $180.00 and EXPENSES THOMAS GREGORY, JOHN A. MOLEAN, OLIVER GILCHRIST, JAS. A. CLINE, THOS. H. TAYLOR; BENJAMIN TAYLOR, ROBT. MoINDOO, R. C. SPARLING,. C. J. READING. WANTE ass machin able 0 at In of a special rate spy agreement made or to be made the levying g P between the Corporation of the Town of for the payment of the first Wingham and the said The Union Fur- mentionod debentures and the niture Company of Wingham, Limited, annual.interest thereon. have been complied with, observed or — performed, but such debentures and Wnearas,00 the 31st day of December coupons shall be unimpeachable on any A. D., 1888, t ho Corporation of the Town such grounds in the bands of any pur- of W]nghann, under By-law No. 147;1888, chaser for value.. passed under the authority of the Muni- 8. The foregoing sections of this by-law shall take e canal Act, and, with proceeds ot deben- effect on and after the fifth tures issued and sold under said by-law, day of August, one thousand eight hun- did loan by way of bonus to Messieurs dred and ninety-five find the subsequent sections shall take effect immediately. 9. And it is further enacted by tbe Council.of the Corporation of the Town of Wingham, that the votes of tbe elec- tors of the said municipality shall be taken on • Monday, the 22nd day ;of July, Gilchrist, Green and Company, the then proprietors of a furniture manufacturing establishment in the said Town of Wing- ham, known as "The Union Factory", the sum .04, $10,000 for a term of ten years withe a • interest, to be repaid to the said '•Corporation of the Town of Wingham as follows: The sum of $500 annually during the said ten years and one thousand eight hundred and ninty- the balance at the expiry thereof; five, . commencing at the hour of nine AND WHEREAS The. UI11on Furniture , o clock in the forenoon and closing at the Company of Wingham; Limited, is the hour of five o'clock in the 'afternoon at assignee and successor na business of the the places and by the deputy returning. said firm of Gilchrist, Green & Company, officers hereunder specified: and has assumed the repayment of the In ward number one at Joseph Golley's balance due of said loan;. office, Victoria street, by James Pleuty, AND WHEREAS there is bow remaining de, ut returning officer. unpaid upon the said loan the sumof i ward number two at Thomas H. 58'000' Ross' implement warehouse, Josephine AND WHEREAS On the 22nd day `a May street by George Pay ne,deputy returning A. D,, 1895, the buildings, plant and officer, machinery of the Union Furniture Com- In ward ntiCx'be - three at the 'Town l pang of Wingham,Limited, were destroy- Hall, by Johnston B. Ferguson, deputy ed by tire, whereby the Town of Wing- returning ofilcer. harm vibe loss of one of its largest and g In ward number four at most important industries has suffered , w d the rear - severe loss, and many workmen have been. ,House, Josephine street, by Wm. Robert in consequence thrown oat cf employ -'x010 deputy at n the twentieth returni.day of July went A. D,, 1895, at half past ten o'clock in AND WHEREAS The Union Furisit°9rho forenoon, at the Council Chamber in Company of Wingham, Limited, heves the Town. Hall, the Mayor shall appoint proposed to the Council of the Corpora- • in writing, signed by himself, two persons tion of the Town of Wingham, that if ' to attend at the final himself, upof the the period of time for the repayment of ! , t the $8000 balance due upon the said loan lone votes by the Clerk of the said Town and be extended for a term of ten years with- l oneliehalf of theend each pe eons interestedlace in out interest, computed from the date of 1 and desirous of promoting the passing of the final ruling thereof, the said The 1 this by-law and a like number on behalf Union Furniture Company of Wingham .r of the persona interested in opposing this Limited. will at once rebuild and erect bylaw, suitable buildings and place therein I 11. That oil t ei1ti08day; the twanty- Machinery: requisite and proper for the 1 f^burth day of July, Wec one thousand eight andwi inept of at least fifty workmen, , Hundred and nittet-five,at twelve &clack and will employ at least fifty workmen in 1 Bloch at the Clerks Milo in the Town the its business of furniture manufacture in : Hall, the Clerk of the Said Council shall montos n of Wingham for at least ten'proceed to sum up the number of votes h during each of the last mention ' ed "ten years,the said loan sgiven forend against this by-law. o extended to be secured by first mortgage,_ as Hereto- NbTYCi ' fore, upon the real estate, buildings`and • - machinery of'Y'he Union'Furniture Com- 'fake notice that the abeveie a true pany of Wingbam, Limited. and further copy of proposed by.law, Whiob has been secur ed by t nsuranc0 policies on the saidtaken intoto Co aid eratlon and telwill buildings and machinery;; be finally passed by the Counoll of the Min w1Ex0As the said Council deem Corporation of the Town of Witighatn, it in the interest of the 'Town of in the event of the assent of the elect'ore Wingliatn that the said The Union I'ur- being obtained thereto, after one month niture Company of Wingham, Limited, from the first publication thereof in the should be granted the extension of time Wingham TXMkS newspaper, the date of' asked upon the conditions proposed; whieh first publication vas28thJune,18J5 AND WZEtteas the debentures issued and that the votes of the electors of said 'under acid by-law No. 147,.1885, will fall tnunioipality will bo taken: thereon 'on due on -the 31st day of December A. D.,Monday, y, D; the 22nd day of Jul A. 1808, and it will be necessary to 18000 do- 1805, oommenoing at the hour At nine bentures to the amount of $80110 to meet o'oleek in the forenoon and closing at five the -same,bearing interest at five per tont. o'elotlk in the afternoon of the same day;ler annum; and that at the hour, day and places Cheaper than ever. Sold exclusive- ly by T. H. Rf ' S, W.1.1NG)ffA.Iid, —DEALER IN— MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS, SEWIMO MACHINES and FARM IMPLEMENTS. The following from the Bell Organ and Piano O'ompany explains itself: Guelph, Ont., July 10th, 1895. To WHOM IT MAY exmennN: • This is to certify that Dir. T. 8: Ross, of Wingbam. is our agent and that he only is authorized to offer our goods for sago in 1Pingham and Vicinity. Any- one else who may offer to supply our goods cannot got them from us and parties desiring the genuine' article shold apply to Mr. Rossonly., TILE BELL ORGAN dc- PIAN° 00. LTD. shaper hand, TO THE F• y Lie aking charge o • off saw.: To a man ility, a permanent job Having bought the Furniture and ICH ORGAN Co UndertakingbusinessofJohnCornyn, roderich, Ont. I have put in a full line of DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME' FUR Attending axe Inferior School, but Or 4 sigoZo TN, TCanada Bu.` ' ens " College, Chatham, Giroa much more thorough course of instruction in either BUSINESi SUBJECTS or SHORTHAND than any of its Canadian contemporaries, and i6 vastly mire successful in placing its graduates in choice positions. The Enrn Organ Co., of Wood- stock, applied to us for lodger•kceper last week, and Albert E. Wallace, of Patfilo, a recent graduate, was placed there on Monday last, We bane also just been informed that Miss Blanche Bean, of short- hand department, has secured tt position in the of- fice of the Sarnia Post. OriTuesday we were asked to supply a lady stenographer^fora loading Detroit house, but had none to ''send. IT PAYS TO AT- -TEND THE BEST. Coticge .rp-opens for fall term Xuesday, Sept 3. For catalogue address D. DIOLACHLAN, Chatham, Ont. GEO. SHAW CUTS DOWN THE PRICE OF MEAT AGAIN On accountL 'r -a times and !t1 order to sell f ad f have out down e a the prices of e�vGil 1 sell at the following low rates STEAD 10c PER LB., and other meats proportionately low. The patronage of the public is soli -.j cited;, and first-class meat and prompt attention guaranteed. GEO. MAW.' A . wing bean, July 15611, 1305. TO SMOKERS To meet the wishes of their customers The Geo. E. 'Puckett & Son Co., Ltd., Hamilton, Ont., have placed upon the market A Combination Plug of "T SMOKING TOBACCO. This supplies a long telt want, giving the consumer one 20 cent ping, or a 10 cent piece orfa 5 cent piece of the famous & B brand of purer 'Virginia Tobaetsfrr The' a tag "T & 0" Fs ott every elect ITE consisting of BEDROOM SUITES, PARLOR SUITES, SIDEBOARDS, EXTENSION TABLES, CURTAIN POLES, WINDOW BLINDS, CHAIRS, &c., All of which will be sold at right prices for SPOT CASH. Any person intending bpying Furnii ture of any kind and paying cath, do well to call and see my stock a#id,gol prices before buying elsewhere. Picture Framing and Ropairing?.prop- erly attended to. A complete stock of UNDERTAKING kopt en hand. • Remember the place—Opposite Mac- donald Block. Residence—Apposite Foundry. GE°, .'CRELAND, Wingham. HARMERS They ditiil'4 think we'd do it, but we did. • J. CLEG G & CO., lave in stock car lUngston BiltER TWINE. Bnsr value Ill 1,21e market. SEE us. before purchfi4ing from pedlars. Land Plaster, Galvanized arta Annealed Vence WIC e, Barbless, 3 Plait Wir'e Wire and Cut Nails,. Builders' Hardware, d are, HARVEST TOOK$•1. '• Window Shades, Pure Paris Green, Bog Finisher , e Peerless Machin Oil, ' . (�lfl, Parker's Spray Pumps, Blubber Paint, .1 J. CLEGG & CO:; Stow Mtetkl Wingham.