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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-07-26, Page 8THE WIN GRAM TIMES, JULY 26,1895. SURPRISES TINTDRESS 000D81 In selling Dress. Goods, honesty is the best policy, of course, and in ad- vertising it, modesty has some advant- ages. For instance, we much rather you would be surprised at the variety, beauty and reasonable prices of what we are selling,. than to be led: to e: ect impossibilities from what we advertise. We may be wrong. At Any rate, .coigne in and be surprised. THERE'S BUT ONE WAY to get a correct idea of the complete- tress of our stock and of the dollar - Saving economies we offer you, But toff won't give you an idea, nor will any one else's, unless you call and examine the goods, test the values, then you'll know, and enjoy. Try it. There's everything to gain. We are selling everything these hard times a little cheaper than you ever bought them before, at M. H. McItBJOO'S. AIDADITIONAL LOCALS. 1 the holidays, with friends in town and vloiuity,: /baster Charles Stewart, son of Mr, Alex.. Stewart, Reeve of West Wawauosb, is spending a couple of weeks holidays with friends in town,. Mr. John Iferr has gone for a couple of weeksholidays, which he will spend prin. civilly at the home of his parents, a few miles from. London. Clifford Express s Miss Annie Beck,'of Wingham, is visiting friendsin town,,M.isa B. Beck, of Wingham, spent a couple of days in town this week. , Brussels Herald: Miss Jenkins and Miss Lena Lloyd, of Wingham, and Miss Nellie Paulin, of Bay City, Mich,, were the guests of Mrs. Jas, Fox last week. Miss Sadie Jackson, niece of Mr. john Dickson, Town. Treasurer, and who has been residing with him for the past year or so, left for her home in Hartuey, Mani- toba, on Tuesday last. Mr. Jos. Peters and sou Edgar,of Toronto, were the guests of Mr. Alex. Ross, a few days this week, Mr. Peters returned to Toronto on Tuesday and Master Edgar will remain for a week or two. Rev, Wm. Gallagher, formerly of this town, was a transient visitor in town on Saturday last. Ile was on his way to Ash- field, to attend the funeral of his mother- in-law. He is now located at Airlie, in Simcoe county. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lloyd returned on Tuesday from a visit to friends in St, George. Mrs. Lloyd has been absent for about a month visiting friends in Niagara Falls and other points, as well as St. George. t, Personals. Rev. Dr. Gifford was at Stratford on Thursday. Mr. John Shaw, of Brussels, was in town pn Monday. Mrs. Jas. A. Cline is visiting friends in Seaforth. Mr. E. L. Dickinson was in Goderieh on Saturday last. Miss Cavan, of Soaforth, is visiting friends in town. Mrs, Wm. Black, of Palmerston, is visit - in friends in town. ag w 1 Master James Broadfoot, of Seaforth, is 4 'visiting friends in town. i Miss Helen Morrison, of Owen Sound, is a guest at Dr. Macdonald's. Miss Amy Newans, of London, is renew- ing acquaintances in town. Mrs. J. A. Bing left on Tuesday on a 'visit to friends in Manitoba. Mrs. Helps, of Blyth, was calling on ' friends in town on Monday. Mayor Sanderson, of Orillia, spent a few days in town during the week. Mr. Richard Arscott, of London, was in town on. Friday last, on business. Mr. D. Pringle, of St. Marys,was in town on Monday, voting for the by-law. Lucknow Sentinel : Mr. R. 'McLeod, of Wingham, spent Sunday in the village. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Pringle spent a couple of days at Kincardine, during the week. NIlfincardine Reporter: Mr. and Mrs. Nash, at Wingham, were at Mr. A. Isard's on unday. k9 ' V 117r.. A.E. Bradwin, of the Blyth Stand- ard, spent Sunday under the parental roof in town. V Mr. and. Mrs. S. M. Halliday, of Goder- ioh, were visiting friends in town during the week. Brussels Post: Russell Wilson, of Wing - ham, is spending a portion of his vacation in Brussels. Miss Annie. Mallagh and little Annie and Willie Pilgrim returned to Brantford on Thursday, Mrs. Duncan McLauchlin, of Brussels, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McLanohlin, Shur street, ''.i.. . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Irwin, of Listowel, were visiting friends in town a few days during the week. Mrs. G. R. Ritchie, and son Carl, of Geneseo, N. Y., are visiting Miss Mary Ritchie, of town. Miss Alberta Murray, of Kincardine, Was the guest of Miss Vanstone, Shuter Street, on Wednesday, r +, Goderich Signal : Miss Lizzie Buchanan, of Wingham, is the guest of the Misses anstene, Anglesea•st.t.2 Mrs. Jos. Tennant, who has been visiting friends in Goderieh for the pat two -months, has returned to town. Mr. Wm. Woods, of Linwood, who was spending some time with .relatives is town, returned to his home on Friday. Mrs. Walter Taylor and daughter arrived Itome on Saturday from an extended visit to friends in Blenheim township. Mies Cannon, of Buffalo, and Miss xtnigh, of Blyth, were visiting at the resi- dwnoe of Mr. C. Dallas% this week. pr. Macdonald arrived home from ' on Thursday of last week, looking li, l after the session of Parliament. J. A. Morton was in Toronto, last 'Metaing the annual meetings of the Grand Ohapter and Grand Lodge, A. 1'. & A. ht. "sir Stir. T. A. Rte, principal of the Owen 'Sem Meiltel fkohool, is eperiding soma of Child Saving Work. Any person desiring to adopt a Canadian child, will hear of some very suitable cases by writing to Rev. B. W. Watch, Brighton, Ont., who has several children placed in their care for adoption into good Christian homes. He has some bright little boys of three and under, Canadian children, who are deserving of good homes. ' • Persons ap- plying will please send name and address of their pastor. Ministers and others knowing of orphan and destitute children in need of assistance, Mr. Watch will he pleased to correspond with and advise in the matter. Financial aid and clothing in behalf of orphan and destitute children will be appreciated and applied as the donor de- sires. .-The burdock is a biennial plant which seeds the second year and then dies. If the seeding is prevented by cutting the plant now or any time before the seeds are formed, there will be an end of it. The quickest way to manage weeds of this kind, including others like the wild carrot, mustard, dock, etc., is to mow them early in the summer, and thus prevent seeding, or to cut each two inches below the ground with a spud. —The following, which refers to a brother of Mr. Geo. Good, of this place, is taken from last issue of the Brussels Post : The residents of Brussels were sadly sur- prised on Wednesday by a telegram con- veying the sad intelligence that Adam Good, a former well-known and highly respected resident of Brussels, had died at the Toronto hospital on Tuesday evening. He had gone there from Seaforth for treatment in the removal of an abscess, located at the base of the right lung, and the operation was successfully performed on Saturday, Gth inst. For a week after he appeared to do well, when he took a bad turn and passed away quietly, as above stated. The remains were brought to Brussels Wednesday evening, being ac- companied by Mrs. Good, Mise Addie Vanstone and James Good, of Toronto, who were with him during his illness. The deceased removed from Brussels last fall to a plot of land near Seaforth, which he had purchased. His health had not been good for the past year and he had been reduced almost to a skeleton. He Game to Brussels 17 years ago and was in the em- ploy of George Good and afterwards con- ducted business for himself and his straightforward manner and Christian character were everywhere recognized. Mr. Good was united in marriage to Miss Mary Vanstone 11i years ago and she and 3 sone 'and 2 daughters survive. The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon from the residence of W. F. Vanstone and was largely attended, Bawds. Messrs. Mc- Rae and. Griffin conducted the services and the ball bearers were A. M. McKay, H. Dennis, D. Meiklejohh,J. Irwin, J. ':C, Ross and W. H. Kerr. Mts. Good sand family are deeply sympathized with in their loneliness and sadness. Manager Beak. of the Detroit Railway Company, formerly of Lon- don, resigned his 2,500 position from conscientious scruples against working on 'Sundays. Judge Barret has decided that it is not an illegal act for any one to gamble in a hotel. How- ever, the hotelkeeper is liable under the Ligttor4 License Aet for ,allowing gambling on his premises. ENTRANCE. EXAl1IINM.TIQN. We print below the names and marks of those who. have succeeded is passing the Entrance 'Examination at Clinton and the affiliated centres of Wingham and Blyth. The result has been con- flrmedby the Education Department and certificates sent to all whose names are given hero, Tho marks obtained were sent out to the candidates some time ago. The total number of marks obtainable are 815, and 422 must be obtained to pass, The Public School Leaving list will be published as soon as confirmed by the Edueiation Department. The marks of these writing at the P, S. L. examination were sent out on the 22nd inst. CLINTON. MARKS. NAME. WHERE EDUCATED. 532 Aitken, Lizzie . , .. .... Clinton M. S. 443 Bentley, May `t f4 014 Courtice, Sibly 44 44 441 Cbieley, Clara ti 538 Davis, Maggie•••'.,., 537 Grant, Lucy 437 McLennan, Maggie. 539 AloEweu, Aggie 476 Miller, Edda 462 Miller, Ella.... 452 O'Neil, Winnie 481 Ross, Ella 592 Robson, Edith 487. Smith, Ida.... 457 Stevenson, Marotta— 492 Wiseman, Jessie 585 Bean, Herbert 483 Jackson, Walter 504 Macpherson, Stuart 502 McDonald, Dan 537 Sheppard. Arthur 480 Tedford, Bert...-- 530 Wilson Foster.... TUCEERsMITH. 4i u It 4t L. i4 It 44 44 Li Li LC t1 4t 437 Calwell, Grant. No. 1. 445 Acheson, Steinie No. 2. 422 Butts, Annie 423 McLean, Maggie 494 NoNevin, Alex 453 Baird, Walter 422 McKenzie, Peter 536 Johns, Addison No. 4. 451 McOloy, John .. , No. 9. HULLETT. 449 Snell, John 0 430 Voddeu,' William 463Mills Kezia .. 447 Allen, H. W . 437 Taylor, llugh 462 Staples, Cecilia 479 Fair, Edith..,, 480 Lyon, Nellie........ 516 Riley, Rose.... 524 Jackson Annie 423 Brown, Jackson, P 436 Carter, George 426 Cummings, Bort 465 Blake, Richard J 1' .4 14 44 44 " " t4 ,4 44. 44 .4 ti 44 44 it 44 No. 2. No. 5. No. 6. 44 .4 No. 8. 44 46 No. 9, U. No. 5. tt , a R. 0. S. S. GODERICMI TOWNSHIP. 426 Yeo, Len us.... No. 3. 463 Livermore, MaudNo. 11. STANLEY. • 487 McEwen, Lizzie 530 Waldron, Byron 468 Reid. Rachel ... 430 Chrysler, Helen 509 Graham, Ellie 430 Aikenhead, Albert 531 Cameron, Harriet 518 Morrison, Emily 433 Elder, Amy 455 Metcalf, Ella .... .. 605 Sage, Abbie 432 Watson, Mattie 441 Campbell, Edgar EAST WAWANOSH. 474 Agnew, Millie......... No. 8. 491 McBurney, Minnie," 453 Scandrett. Lille M 431 Stewart. Dora 493 Walsh, Wm. 0 570 Quinn, Rachel ...... 447 Wilson, Susanna 432 Jenkins, William 492 Quinn, Isaac 450 Shiell, A odrew T , ... BLYTH. No. 1. No. 3. No. 10. t4 46 No. 14. 66 P. S. it ti Moan's. 543 Bielby, Louise 482 Smith, Ida 529 Cummings, Katie.... 492 Nethery, Ellen. 514 MoOlymont. May 430 Proctor, Mina,.., WINGIIAM. 461 Bell, Gladys..., 453 Hiscocks, Gladys 471 Mercer, Nellie 466 McGillivray, Tena...: 507 Ritchie. Annie 457 Wade, Ethel ... . , 442 Ansley, Harry ...... . 500 Otimmings, Jas. II 477 Graham, David.,..., 500 Hessian, Harry • 463 Romuth, Milton 433 Kett, Wellington 478 McGuire, Prank.... 484 Pearen, John., 575 Ross, Robert C. 484 Snell, Reuben....,., TunNe anY4 445 Aitken, Mary..., 470: Weir, itobt... ..... liowzCI{. 423 Millen, Alartba,, ,.... . oul.aoss4 516Campbell,No. 2. pbe , Bella J .. , . No. 1. 46 U4, No. 3. 64 No. 7. 4t P. S. 44 44 44 4t " t6. ti' i4 '4 44 44 n 44 No. 3. No. 8. No, 5. Dundalk Ilerald says: C4'The fun. ase at Division Court last l'ri- IA set-off against a 'sister's 1r p meals, coal oil, ete., for fottr years, while he was courting his then prospective wife. The bill amounted to $222.75. Ile was al- Iowed, one dollar for a, turkey." Subscribe for the 'huts. Entrallce Exaullnatzons.. I.VCKNOW LIST. Ar mstrong,Jennie--U.No.4 Ashlield. 448 Douglas, Grace--Lucknew....4,.,428 Geddes, Aggiedo 532 Hamilton, Millie—No. 4 Kiploss, . , 439 Murchison, Bella --No. 14 Huron487 Reid, Emma E. No, 14 Huron 521 Strathdee, Anna No. 12 Huron., .. , 427 Boys, Bowman, Robert No. 4, Kinloss. , . , , 460 McKinnon, Daniel No. 6, Kinloss.. , , 444 MuLean, Alfred, Luekaow . 441 McMullen :IZilton, - , 427 Valens, Wm, A., No, 5, Kinloss. ,,,, 488 TIs'i$SwATER LIST, 0I0145, Coyle, Mary No. 1 Culross, , . , , 434 Marshall, Aggie No, 2 Culross .. . , 503 Nixon, Edua, Teoswater -. , , 534 Oliver. Jilin ' , , - , . 404 Perkins, Elsie ' ..,..... 523 Simpson, Annie , .. .. 441 Skilling, IMtand ' , , 537 Thacker, Aggie ' .,. „,,.,., 452, BOYS, Ferguson, Bert Teeswator 480 Howson, Bruce 551 Orr, Ralph ' 485 Robertson, Alex 4 ....,,,528 Robertson, Wm, 3. ' 515 NILE. On their arrival at the Nile, on Thursday, July 4th, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pring, (thb newly appointed Methodist Minister and his wife) found the Parsonage taken possession of by about 40 of their parishioners, who had gathered to bid their Pastor and his wife a hearty welcome to their new home. An excellent tea had been provided, of which all ate heartily. When the tables were cleared, Mr. Hetherington was call- ed to the chair and performed the duties of that office 'with credit and ability. In well-chosen language he welcomed the Pastor and showed how he was to be treated and what would be expected- of him, expressing the hope that his sojourn here might be a means of pleasure and profit to all concerned. After singing by the choir, the chairman called upon Mr. Bailie, Superintendent of the Sab- bath ' School, to read the following address, which he did : TO THE REV. J. W. PRING AND WVIFE: DEAR PASTOR AND . WIFE, --We, the members of Nile S. S. and con- gregation, have met this evening to welcome you among .us. We trust that through a well -directed train of Providences you have come to labor in our midst. We do hope and trust that, as the messenger of God, your labors may be abundantly' blessed. May we pray and, work together and if we do success will crown our efforts ; for we have the promise that where two or three agree as touch- ing anything it shall be done. We now welcome you both to our hearts and hones, and may the blessing of God rest upon Pastor and people. Signed on behalf of the S. S. and Congregation, J. HETHERINGTON, JOHN DtiSTOW, Wa:. BAILIE. Nile, July 4th, 1895. To the above address Mr. Pring replied on his own and wife's behalf, outlining the coarse they intended pursuing and expressing the hope that the Pastoral term so auspicious- ly begun would be continuously pleasant and profitable to all and tend to the glory of our Savior Icing. A number of other addresses were given by various brethren present and avaried programme of music was given and a very pleasant even- ing was brought to a close about ten o'clock by prayer offered by the Pastor. The ladies left the larder supplied with provisions as a start for the Rev. Gentleman and his wife, with which to satisfy the inner man. John Williams, a colored man of. tucan, was arrested on a charge of' setting fire to Stanley & Dight's warehouse. �ulit>`t. Ll scan --In Whitechurch, July 21st, the wife of Mr. Ales. Leeche; a daughter.vI FAur uNEn—In Culross, on the 10th inst., the wife of Mr. Geo. Faulkner ; a Son. Poasx'ru--In 13ruesels, on July 8th, the wife of{ 14Ii', Alex. Forsyth; a daugh- ter. Rotl:iaTSQ'1 11I13lyth, of, the 17th t the wi inst, ' if 6 df Mr. Wm. Robertson ; a daughter. 4RnAvno:•ty-At the Ylethodtst parsonage, Orton, on June 27th, the wife of Rev.'W. J. Brandon, formerly, of Monkton a (laughter. ld TAMAN—"In Myth, ot1 July 11th, the, wife of Thomas Tamon; a daughter. 'kit/NEM -•-. 1laiifnkv lin Seattle, Washington Territory, on. July3rd, by Rev'. 1I. A. Dokter, Mary Florence, third daughter of Mr. Alex., 1lemley, Tees - water, to It E; t<etitled y4 of Seattiey. druggist, 'rBRANDoN—BaxpoBs—In Morris, on. Jill • loth, by the Rev T l'; Higley, Wtu H Brandon, of Belgrave, to Marjory S Brydges, daughter of Mr Thomas, Brydges, 3rd con of Morris. ti DIE% ' 0AI4s1'nELI4—In the township of West Wawanosh, on July 15th, Isabella Camp- bell, aged 47 years, 4 months and 3 days. Soorr—In Westfield, on July 13th, Archibald Scott, aged 73 years and 0 months. Goon—At the. General Hospital, To- ronto, on July 19th, Adam good, of cussels, in hie 40th year. 14, Bnynoly—In Morrison Jul 17th, Elizabeth Marshall, wife of Mr. George Brydon, aged 76 years and 3 months. 14 • FOR SALE Good Dwelling an one carter acre, situated on the N. ' lz of 446, East side Leopold etreo , ngham. 81.200. Ala to CHN BROWN, Real Estate Agent, Stratford, Ont. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN THE MATTES OP .TAMES W. INGLIS, 01' 'rlr Town OP WI:OUAIr, IN TILL COUNTY of 11141oN, CARRIAGE BUIrn1111, IL NSOL. VENT. DOWN CQQES THE PRICE ABS. �L I beg to intimate to the people of Wingham that I have reduced the price of meat to tiro following;