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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-10-11, Page 1"VOL. XXIV.---NO. 1239. WINGHA , ONTARIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1895, !o: FOR FALL WEAR. :OUR MILUNLY PENMa Is over and was admitted by the ladies that it was ahead of .anything ever shown before in Wingham. Ladies, when you want anything in MILLINERY, be sure and give us a call before buying. DRESS GOODS Selling ]lereleave,no.room for doubt as4o qualities and values. YOU'RE SAFE if you buy your Fall Dress Goods from us. allaataliteitsitsegtv RE DY -ADE MANTLES We 4:re showing' the very latest German stylus and prices away. down. , -See our •speCi 1d;$4,So, $5 and;$ Mantles. L "We excel ;" never was there' the assortment shown before in town. See our FURS CAPES in . Tasmania, Sable, Grey Persian Lamb, Opossum, Greetlland Seal, Astrachan and Baltic Seal. Our Astrachan Coats are the best value. Full assort- rnient of Gauntlets, Muffs, Storm Collars and Caps. ORDERED CLOiHINC We still lead. Never before were we asbusy as we are now. ']. he people know where they get the nest value for their money. 'I BOOTS & SHOES You all know we carry the largest and best stock in town and prices are right. prBOTTER AND EGGS TAKEN A5 CASII. Big Stock, Low Prices, •-. . • Correct Styles. SOLID, RELIABLE Ons h �s ani Rudb�r a tat the cold, wet weather. „al yon want a little better article, at a little lower pl•,co t nut yoh'expected to par. comp to this store, next Halsted & Scott's Bank, %%Ingham. GEORGE GOOD, • The Shoo Man, Marriage Licenses Issued by FRANKPATERSON. No 23, Vic- toria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses roq aired. COR. YONOE AND OERRARD STS., TORONTO„ Canada's Greatest Commercial School, Large faculty; Superior courses; Students assisted to positions every week. Write for c•ireulars. SHAW e ELLIOTT, Principals.. We want the names of 30,000 young people. The latest edition of our College Journal is ready for distribution and we want you to see it. Send in your name and the names of your friends; we will do the rest. It will interest you and cost you nothing. You must see it. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, STRATFORD, ONT. P. MoINTOSH, Principal. LOCAL NEWS. Perfumes sold by he ounce or in any quantity at Cxnsnoa i's drug store. —111r. H. Day sh ped a car load of horses to Montrea on Monday, per the Grand Trunk Railw For a good, cool smoking pipe, call oil Patterson, the leading jeweler, Wingham. :a —Mr. J. Carruth, f town, is making in- quiries as to a large rtune that has been left to•the Carruth f i1y by the death of a wealthy uncle in Ir land. . Williams' Little Dandelion Pills cure headache. Try them. —We have been tr able weather during Saturday and Suuda and Sunday night th Monday was cold an with considerable sn temperature. • ated to very change - the week. Friday, ,were warm and fine, re was a slight rain. Tuesday was squally w falling, as well as —The TIMES and Toronto Weekly Globe will be sent to new subscribers from now till the 1st of January, 1806, for 25 cents. —The annual meet g of the Woman's Foreign Missionary ciety in connection with the Wingham resbyterian church, vening last. There udience, no doubt on ney of the weather. d the chair. Rev. ed missionary from ocl an address, giving of the trials and ionaries in that far 9ented the deeds of ay of means to send 1 to the befallen in /its listened to with mission band sang a id the meeting was was held on Monday was not a very largo 1 account of the inclem Rev. D. Peale occupi Mr. Smith, a returl Henan, China, delive a graphic descriptio, difficulties of the mss off field. He also pr the moiety in the the light of the gosp China. His address rapt attention. Th eouple of pieces, brought to a close. Last season's Mantles, $5 to $8, wo sell itt for $2.50; $8 to $12, we sell for $4; $12 and 15, wo sell for $6, M. 111. Mcl:rnoo y��y7rTjy 0 y ---G. T. it. trains for Toronto and east leave in t W 1 am at ES 23 a, ni .a ndY 1r2o a, g The only i' dttImporters. n,, via, W . G. Bt 0.3u a m. and p. TH.. via Clinten and Guelph. Good non. VIM ME L.L. tH })Al'. nections by all trains, IISS' Baking Powder 15o, a lb., Kerr &: Conery. --Rev. Dr. Giffo preached in the Methodist cburch, Iuevale, on Sunday afternoon last. Black worsted suits from $15 up, at GEO. H. IaviN's, City Tailor, —Rev. D. Perrin p ached in the Presby- terian church, Ow i Sound, on Sunday last, the pastor, v Wallace Waites, being absent. C. E, Williams sells pure drugs. Satisfaction guaranteed. —Quite a number were at Listowel, on day, attending a me Congregational Unid of our townspeople uesday and Wednes- ing of the Western a, Overcoats from $12 to $25; cannot be beaten in the Dominion, at GEO. H. Invites, City Tailor. —We were in erro that the Grand Trur, to accept American can money, silver o par at the Grand T , last week, in saying kRailway had refused silver at par. Ameri- bills, is accepted at ink station here. Heathfleld's Healing Balsam is a sure cure for the worst cold. At Williams' Drug Store. —Service in the C gregational church on Sabbath next, 1 th inst., at the usual hours, 11 a. m. and p. in. The pastor, the Rev. Henry W Mote, D. D., will preach, taking for 1 s morning subject : "God is loge," and r his evening subject: "A wise man's conal sion." All are wel- come. • J. G. Field, butcher, Wingham, gives special rates to farnrere buying large quantities of moat for threshings, bees, etc. ()all and see flim. —The quarterly u Woman's Missionar the Methodist chum noon. A very in given by Mrs. Dale, the distinction of b Ontario legally qua. marriage ceremony. tributed to the progra of unusual interest. PERFUMES.—Wo ha fragrant and deligb odors are all very c quite mo3erate, at CI —"Wanda," Mes trotter, took first m at Cleveland, Ohio, week. She won in tilt) best time being 2. $600. On Monday, won the 2.23 race, in the boat time being 2 purse was $400. She and those who are co the matter, say she her record n co co sidera8l ion meeting of the Society was held in ,. on Tuesday after - resting address was Uxbridge, who has 'ng the only lady in fied to perform the Several others con - me, which was one received some new, ful 'perfumes. The oice and the price SNOLli's drug store. rs. Beattie Bros.' ney in the 2.23 race, n Thursday o);,,,Zsst hree straight ljen� ats, 17-. The purse was tt Windsor, she also hree straight heats, 0. In this race, the is a valuable mare, 1petent to speak on ill be able to reduce y. The old reliable butcher, Mr. J. G. Field, has a full supply of Sausages,Head Cheese, ,Gc., as well as meats of all kinds. Give him a call. —The question of dditional school ac- commodation for the town was informally discussed at the eeting of the School Board, on Tuesday ening last, It was the general opinio that a ward schpol would have to be b It next year, as the rooms in the presen school are all occupied and several cf th m overcrowded. The Inspector has draw/ the attention of the chairman of the ,card to the crowded state of the sch 1, and urged that ad- ditional accommod tion be furnished. ;::' - Ladies, clean your kid gloves with Josephine Glove Cleaner. For sale only by G. E. King, headquarters for the Perrin Freres Kid Gloves, in all the most desirable shades for street or evening wear. — .Deputy -Reeve I -I Imes, chairman of the Fire and Water . eminittee, has re- ceived the two hydra/ gates and two hose sleeves ordered a sho t time ago. By the use of the hydrant ate the stream of water can be shut off and the hose carried to any point and th water then let on again, without detach 1g the hose from the hydrant or disturbin the other branch that many be works g from the same hydrant. The hydras t gates will also be found of great utility i the case of incipient fires inside of buildin s, as there will be less property damage by water. By the use of the hese sleeve , hose can bo quickly mended and made se viceablo. Free ltoaith. I,Wire to Ladies. A free illustrat ladies will be given p'riday, October 11 are cordially invi lectures under the Viavi Company, the with highest t e public. health leeture to n the Town hall, on , at 2.30 p. m. Ladies' ed. Mrs. Ainsworth , uap i' (.es of the Toronto onto ' 4iiss. Ainsworth nom g es lorsement of press and k ' t Corn Starch 80. a lb. Try it. Kerr & Conery. 'tJ-112r. J. A. King, s ho recently sold out his bakery in tow , has purchased a bakery in Clinton d removed to that town on Wednesday./ Casli for butter and eggs at Griffin's Grocery. —On the inside pa s of this issue will be found the prize li s of the Wroxeter and Culross fall s ws and the East Wawanosll Council nd other district news, We have been receiving Oysters daily since September 2nd,at the CityRestaurant. Served in any style, W. A. Jonas. s,/r-1l[' r. J. D. Sills ha for the past few day Saturday from List been spending a few and the journey was much for him, as he Sunday. As I am giving up a settlement of all •,.. will greatly oblige, been pretty poorly Ho retained on wol, where be had weeks with friends, perhaps thor too lad a ad turn on. mess in Wingham, accounts, at once, JOHN GALDnATII. . —The gospel tem ranee meeting which was to have been Id in the Methodist church, on Sunday e ening last, on account of the missionary me ting in that church, was postponed until unday evening next, in the same place. 1e Rev. Dr. Gifford will deliver'an addres , and music will be furnished by a union loir. All are invited. Meeting will commet e at 8.15 o'clock. Oysters arriving daily at the old reliable Star restaurant, and served in any style. JAS. MCKELVIE. —A. meeting of he Street Committee was held in the Olerl s office, on Tuesday evening, to conside , .the question of ex- tending the eighteo inch tile sewer north along Josephine stre t from Victoria street to the Park House. The committee, after due considerations tided to recommend to the Council that 1e sewer be put in at once, on tho local as ssment system, and that a special meet g of the Council be held to deal with th matter. Geta free sample of Williams' Little Dandelion Pills and bo convinced. There is nothing like them. '—Tho stonework o the machine shop of the Union Furnitur factory was com- pleted en Saturday, a d the masonsat once began on the stone i cit of the dry kilns. The kiln will be situa ed at the rear of the engine house, and wil bo 62 x 33 feet, one story high. The sto work on this was finished on 'Tuesday, nd the brickwork is being rushed along a rapidly as possible. It will be completed this week, it is ex- pected. The joists e being pixt in posi- tion on the machin shop foundation and the brickwork will e commenced as soon a% the dry kiln is fi isbed. Yon can get a stylish and well made suit or overcoat for the lowest possible price, a, perfect fit guaranteed, also the latest in Gents' Furnishings at GEo,Ca11a's, opposite Chisholm's Drug Store. V—A young man f m Teeswater, pe. Saturday evening, Nile driving along the street in town the horse ran away, throwing the occupal out of the buggy in front of Mr. T. A. M Is' store. The horse continued northward nd ran on the side- walk in front of Mr. . Gracey's and ran along the walk as fat as Messrs. Duffield & Son's, where it tool the middle of the street, and was eau' it in front of the town hall. The buggy cat ght against a telegraph post at the corner o the Brunswick, where it was left. The y ung plan was pretty badly cut about th fete and head, but was able to proceed o his way on Sunday \ e7 mornmg. ti.;, —For first -plass tailoring and cheap gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co. Remember the place, one door south of R. A. Graham's grocery store. Miss Nelio 1TnI: Whitby College, Pia ).playing Aceompanii Where arrangements prepared for Toro aminations. Miss Brunswick House b1 everyTnesday of tl who have spoken to glass for whom she room, and also of to stndy with her, hours, If arrange a large enough nni days each week to rdy, Gold Medalist io, Harmony, Art of lents and Pipe Organ, can bo made. Pupils to Conservatory ex- IoHardy will be at the tween 1 and 280 p.m., is month. Will those ler for places iu her r d at the time no at the time no iers who /nay wish Tease call during those mita can be glade with ber she will devote two eaching in Wingham, Honesty. Testing 'Isis Your druggist is honest if when yon ask im for a bottle of Scott's I:inultion he Ives you just what ask 3 at you #or. He news this is the best form in which to aka Cod Liver Oil. $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE Yellow Sugar 30 lbs. for $1, Kerr d; Conery, —Messrs. Jas. McIi Bride, of town, parch privileges of the Blyt catered to the public t last. Williams' Little ` Dandelion Pills cure headache. Try them. —Private moneys to loan. on mortgages at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to tf Jona NEELANDS. —The Western ext salons, to Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati, ., were well patron. ,zed by the peopl of Wingham and vicinity, last week. The Grand Trunk station agent, Mr. Jo n Nicoll, sold thirty tickets for Detroit al ne, and besides sold tickets to all the oth r points advertised. These excursions ha become very popular and aro taken advan ge of by many who have friends residi g in the Western States. SAnniNEs, in oil, at 5 cents a tin, at the City Restaurant. W. A..Touxs. lrie an W, Ii. Mo - sed the refres:trnent t fair grounds, and hero, on Wednesday Wanted ! A refined. intelligent lady for a position of trust, A.. & Co. Address by letter, this office. Le —Rev. L. G. Wo 5, on account of the continned illness of Mrs. Wood, has re- signed the Rectorship of St. Paul's church, and will remove to oronto, where Mrs. Wood is at present at the home of ger mother.` `His remova will be regretted, as he was very popular ith his people and the townspeople gener Ily. He has been an energetic pastor, nd has built up the congregation of St. P l's considerably, as well as the. societies a d guilds in connec- tion with the church. We oro pleased to learn that Mr. Wood has been appointed assistant rector of th Church of the Re- deemer, in Toronto one of the largest Episcopal churches in that city. The TIIIES, along, with Mr. Wood's many friends in Winghan and vicinity, wishes him continued bro. erity. C. E. Williams sells pure drugs. Satisfaction guaranteed. —The annual mis onary anniversary in connection with the ethodist church was held on Sunday las . Tho Rev. Chas. Smith, of the Kin street Methodist church, London, prealed in the morning. His discourse was 1 :tened to by a largo congregation, and was a scholarly and im- pressiye one. The -v. gentleman is a ready and fluent spea er. In the evening, instead of the usna service, a platform meeting was held. ie pastor, the Rev. Dr. Gifford, occupied t e chair, and gave some extracts from the nnual missionary report, as well as a f• practical remarks on he subject of t lesions. 4 I o s. An ad- dress'•awas delivered Mrs. Cnyler, of Whitechurch, who spen some years, along with her late husband as a missionary among the Indians in British Columbia. She depieted the degra ed condition of the Indians before the issiouaries went., among thein and th great change the' Gospel wrought in the.. She pleaded for the cause of missions, hich is so close to her heart, and felt t was the duty of every Christian to het t along this glorious branch of the church's vork. Her address , was well received. A ter an appropriate hymn by the choir, t , Rev. Mr. Smith gave a splendid ad ress, the cause of missions being his th me. Tho audience was a large one, and 11 seemed to enjoy the intellectual and o atorical treat. Band oneert. A grand concert it aid of the Wingham Brass Band will be von in the Town hall, Wingham, on Frida 15th Oct., 1835. The programme will co ',prise quartettes by members of the band assisted by others, with contributions from the following soloists: Miss Hom1 b, Miss Spading, Mr. S. 'Gracoy, Mr. Mc veyn, Mr. McI i'ahon Mr. J. J. Carruth a d Mr. R. W. Wallace, of Woodstock. Th to wilt be an exhibition of club -swinging b a class of girls con- ducted by Miss E. Sutherland. Also a fancy hoop drill b • a class of girls under the direction •of iffiss B. H. ltoyuolds. Several choice sedifies will be given during the evening by the Wingham Or- chestral Club noalso by the Winglia5 : Brass Band. The whole to conclude with a grand tableau, "enting on the old camp ground." Admissi, n 20 cents; reserved seats 25 cents. D. ors of en at 7.30 p. m. Concert to tomtit nee a i 8 p. m., sharp. Plan of teserved se. a at' : apt. C. E. Wil- I Kama' drug Store. r f The lbws and Weekly Globe tilt the let of ,January, 1890, for' 125 ecnts, is very cheap 1 reading platter, Slid in yon/ names. Publi The regular Public School Bo evening last. (chairman,) and G slbraith, Abrah of last meeting re following accoun ordered to be pe.i supplies, $5.50; $1.57; Alex. Ros Jobb, supplies an cipal presented hi for the mouth of DEP?.. DO1S. 1 20 2 27 3 211 4 31 5 32 6 20 7 32 8 46 247 On motion, the i communication wa of Education, malt working of the Tru the Board bad any to the amendment munication was re On motion, Mr. was re-engaged for same salary as las Galbraith, second all the assistants Robertson, B. H. land, Marion Ingli Farquharson and re-engaged for next the assistant tette each, in accordant ing same. On n)0 was t0 -engaged as salary as last year. journal. School $pard, wittily meeting of --the rd was held on Tuesday 'resent—J, A. Morton. Messrs. Bell, Grituu, tr in, �+iscocks, Minutes d and approved. The were presented and Colin A. Campbell, . Clegg & Co., supplies, , supplies, $7.35; T. L. rerairs, $3. The Prins report of the attendance Etember, as follows : 1I13LS, TOTAL. AVG. 20 40 • 34 31 61 52 27 56 51 23 55 46 25 57 48 29 58 51 30 71. 57 40 _86 72 37 484 411 port was adopted. A. read from the Minister g inquiries as to the ncy Act, and asking if suggestions to offer as f the act. The com- rred to the Principal. sgrove, the. Principal,. nother year, at the year. On motion of A. d by Thos. Abraham, teachers—Misses III. eynolds, Elsie Sather- , L. D. Dey, Cassie 'dith Matheson—were year. The salaries of ors aro increased' $15 with a by-law govern - on, Mr. .5psepb Coad caretaker, at the same The Board then ad - re sonata. Mr. John Mowat Sundayed in Clifford." Miss Ella Dem s is visiting friends is Goderich. Mr. Jas. Long Si nclayed at Poplar Row, Colborne. r''l'Mr. Norman Fa oharson spent Sunday in Harriston. cc'• '=' Mrs. Chas. Lloyi is visiting friends in Port Huron.:ta Mrs. Broadfoot, of Seaforth, is visiting at J. A. Cline's. Mr. Ed. Inglis .f Markdale, ishome on a visit to his pare s. eaa Mr. R. J. Swa * of Ches ley, was a visitor in town on Sund v. Miss Minnie F ssant is spending a few days in Teeswat Miss Grace B ,•d, of Lucknow, spent. Wednesday in to n. Y a.The Misses 5 dler are visiting friends in Sarnia and De roitaaa Mrs. John Hi of town, is visiting friends in Port H ion. Mr. Geo. Cline, .f Hamilton; is visiting his brother, .T, A. ' line, '— Mr. D. G. Hogg of Brussels, was in town o,i Tuesday, on b siness. - VaMr. and Mrs. J• s. Bradwin are in Cleve- land, Ohio, visiti g friends.%' Mr. R. McLeoran over to Goderioll, on Faiday evening, ..' iis bicycle. Mitts C. Rapid of Brussels, spent Sun- day in town with iss M. Inglis. Mr. and Mfrs. i eklath, of Clinton, spent a few days with riends in town. Messrs. Robt. a eattie and Sextus Kent went to Windso , on Saturday last. ie' Mrs. R. Ellin was visiting relatives in Listowel for a f:. v days during the week.:/ ilii. Geo. Ste • ark, who has been visiting in town, left on .aturday for Woodstock. • Mr. John Len .x, of Harriston, spent Sunday in town, lie carne over on his wheel. Miss Minnie' 1d Mr. Edward Amey, of Listowel, spent .'unday with friends in Wingham. Mr. J. Mc 1 ',fish, of Seafortll, was visiting in town this week, the guest of Mr. Thos, ])odd., Mrs. and M .s Gordon were visiting relatives and fr ends in Listowel a iety days during the lyeek. Messrs. Ben. aults and John Johnston, of Goderich, w e in tofvn on Tuesday, and gave the T tris n call. ' Mr. Manly i orden, who has been spend- ing his holida=, in Hamilton and. other places, returns home last week. Mr. Louis otnbly left op Monday morning last f.•- Palineraton, to take charge of the oatmeal eat in that place. Mrs. (Rev.) . H. Watson, .of Itapniton, spent a few d s in town calling on friends, returning to h .p Inuits en Tuesday. t- Mr. R. J. Ti dal,, who has been on an extended vi t.* to friends in London, Brueefield, &ro ?returned ori Monday. Clinton N 8 -Record: Mr. A. It. Carr and Mrs. C r, of Wingham, were in ,. lin OI1OVer � inlay t 1 and returnedMonday. dlnda: Mayor 13r. keneiiire, en account of the c iange in t1 weather, has indefinitely postponed hi; visit to the Manitoulin Island. Miss Sici Page left last week for Shakespeare here she will take charge eu head ntillin with Mowat .At %lakasiter, general n t , ants.