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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-11-29, Page 54 T. JSE, Presbytery of 1\aitland, The Presbytery of Maitland Met at Wingham, November 19th, 1895. Rev, John Rose, Moderator, Rev. F. AlaeLennan, Clerk pro tem. Elders' commissions were received from the Sessions of Teeswater, in favor of Mr, John Gordon ; Wroxe- ter, Mr, James. Wylie ; Pine River, Mr. John Ballantyne ; Dungannon and Port Albert, itir, John Bennett, and their names were placed on the Presbytery roll. A request for leave of absence till New Year from Mr. Anderson, of Wroxeter, owing to ill -health, was granted. Statistical that he be authorized to pay account and financial returns and minutes of of John Stapleton for cutting drain, certified by Jos, Welwood—Carried. Moved by Mr, Gemmi.11, secouded by Mr. Diment, that no aetion be taken examined and attested as carefully in opening B line—Carried. Moved and correctly kept. Mr, MacLennan by Mr. Diluent, seconded by Mr. presented an unanimious Dail from Musgrove, that Wm. Mitchell and Huron congregation in favor of Rev. Andrew Reid be each refunded. $1 Roderick MacLeod, of Kenyon, dog tax, both claiming they have no Glengarry, accompanied with a dogs—Carried. The Clerk read the guarantee of stipend 41000 per Medical Health Officer's report. Also annum, in quarterly payments io the report of the local Board of advance, and free use of Manse or Health. Moved by Mr. Musgrove, rented house. Alessi's. John S. Mc- Donald, M. P. P., Francis McDonald and John Ritchie, commissioners from the session and congregation, supported the call. The Moderator's Carried. Moved by Mr. Cruickshank conduct in the matter was approved seconded by Mr. Musgrove; that the and the call sustained as a regular Clerk be instructed to notify the Gospel call. Reasons for translation Drain Inspector to meet the Reeve, of Mr. MacLeod from Kenyon con- Clerk and James Powell, at the stroyed by fire, has his task complet- gregation. to that of Huron were iPowell drain, on Wednesday, Nov. ed, and next spring will. see a •fine d approved.. Rev. D l'3. '27th, at 2 o'clock p. m.—Carried. three-story brick structure erected. ng the 3 taste, )ractce. wearer best of Ve solicit . Cash is, no decep- ru Tweed Trish, And Dominion. nothing but ;*here. or Quality. acing House, IONS, Wingham. THE WINGTIA.M TIMES, NOVEMBER, 29, 1895. at $6, job completed and recommend. I HARRISTON. ed payment. Mr. Geminill reported untended for last loom) that job of cutting hill let to Thos. It is our sad duty this week to Anderson has not been done s:titin• record the death of Mrs. J. L. Sturdy,. factorily and recommended that no of the Queen's hotel. She had not aetion be taken in the matter, enjoyed the best of health for some Moved by Mr. Cruickshank, second -,time, and though ill for a few days Gonna], by MrGonna], that 810 be before her death, ber friends had granted to 5, Gracey in full of account every hopes of her recovery. On for Shrigley's funeral --R Carried. Wednesday night all repaired to Moved by Mr, Gemmill, seconded by rest as usual but Mr, Sturdy bear - Mr. Musgrove,that Mr. Cruickshank, ing a strange noise went to her, bed, be appointed to examine drain and side, where he found her road on Culross boundary, opposite beyond the reach of human skill, 24, and if road has been widened death following a few moments after.. filer remains were followed to the G. T. R. station on Monday morning by a host of friends. Her remains were taken to Goderich for inter- BL.YTII. meat. Mr. and Mrs. Sturdy came to A quiet wedding took place at the this town from Wingham nearly residence of Mr. .and Mrs, John eleven years ago, and since then McNally, Hanover, on Monday even - have carried on a grocery. business ing, when their youngest daughter, in Brussels for about three years. Miss Charlotte, sister of our towns - Returning here six years ago they man, Mr. Andrew McNally, was ptirehased the Queen's Hotel, of this joined in the holy bonds of matri- town, and since then have carried on mony to Mr. Charles I3, Bradwin, of the hotel business where they have Walkerton, brother of the editor of made many friends. Mrs. Sturdy The Standard. Miss McKenzie acted as bridesmaid. and Mr. Alex. McNally, brother of the bride, assisted the groom. The bride wore her travell- ing dress, a becoming suit of brown cloth, and looked very pretty. Tho bridesmaid was attired in cream erepon. Rev. J. R. Craigie, M. A., tied the nuptial knot in the presence of only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties. After the cere- mony was performed a handsome de- jeuner was partaken of,after which the happy coupleleft by the lOo'clock train for Owen Sound, leaving there the following morning by the C. P. R. for a trip across the continent to British Columbia, The bride was the re- cipient of many useful and handsome presents. We extend to the young couple our best wishes and hope that their troubles will be nothing more than "".little ones." the General Assembly were distri- buted. istri buted. Session reeords of Pine River Belgrave and St.Helens were first, second and third time, passed, signed and sealed. Reid---•MeKague ---That Seeretary he instructed to get 850 post cards printed and mailed to members. intimating the amount of their assessment and the date on which the annual 'meeting shall be held, namely, Saturday, 18th January, 1896, at two o'eloek p, m,, in Town Hall, Teeswater.— Carried. McKague --� McKague--- That this board do now adjourn to meet again on last Saturday of Nevember, in Town Bali, Teeswater, at 2 p, m., or at call of the President. —Carried, G. A. Pnzxoi.u, See'*-Treas. D. M. GORDON. seconded by Mr. Diment, that the leaves behind a husband, one son reports of the Medical health Officer and one daughter (Mrs. Lemon, of and the local Board of, Health be Dakota), who, as soon as she heard adopted and their accounts paid— of Der mother's death, she, with her husband, hastened home and ar- rived on Sabbath.—Mr. Johnson, who had the contract of removing the Odd Fellows building recently de - read an McRae, of Cranbroek, was appointed. Moved by Mr. Gemmell, seconded by by the Huron congregation and this Mr. Musgrove; that the Clerk be in - Presbytery to prosecute the call be- structed to write to John Weir, fore the Presbytery of Glengarry. Glenannan P• 0., to az once call on The Clerk was instructed to forward the Township Treasurer aura refund being the nomination of Mr. J. Patter - the call and relative documents to $2 paid by this Council for broken son, of Maryborough, to contest West the Presbytery of Glengarry. Pro- wagon axle—Carried. Moved by Wellington in the bye election.—A visional arrangement was made for Mr. Cruickshank, seconded by Mr. mammoth sale of real estate will the induction of Mr. MacLeod : The 'Dimwit, that the Reeve be instructed take place at the 'Collison House, on Moderator to preside, Mr. Whaley to to assist Treasurer in making annual Dee. 5. The property is the estate of preach, Mr. A. MacKay to address statement—Carried. The *Following the minister and Mr. MacLennan to :accounts were passed and orders on address the congregation. A conn- 'Treasurer issued;. W. B. Towler, M. mittee, consisting of Rev. D. B. Me. D., $4, fees for M. H. 0.; Wm. Mc- Rae and Mr. A. M.. McKay, Brussels, Pherson, $2, nhember 13. of 'H.; Win. was appointed to visit' the congrega- 'Gemmill, do., $2 ; Jas. Elliot, do., $4; tion of Walton to see if it is possible John Burgess. secretary B.•of H., $8; for' them to increase the Minister's salary and find out the financial strength of the congregation. Mr. drains, 59.50: S. Gracey, Shrigley Ross called the attention of the Pres $510 •Sohn Stapleton,iggli bytery to the fact that next March funeral,, b d • , a . 98 ; • R. Sutherland, of Riplears 4committee Weir Powell dram $2 John passes but some one is moving.— consisting of Messrs. Murray, Malcolm P , . . • ,. and MacLennan, was appointed to err, survey •drain, $1.10 ; • John considee; Mr. Sutherland's jubilee McKinnon, drain, $94; John Weir, and report at next meeting of Pres- 'survey drain, $1.10 ; Robt. Miller; bytery. Communications from the drains, $21.50 ; James Powell, survey Home and Foreign Mission .drain, $1.10 ; John Burgess, .$15.50 ; Com- mittees of the General Assembly Wm. Mitchell, refunded dog tax, $1 ; were read, intimating that the A. Reid, refunded dog tax, 51; Robt. former requires 51400 and the latter Douglass. expense, drains, $2,50 ; $1100 from this Presbytery for this Peter McLaren, part salary, 550 ; Thos.. Aitkin, charity account,54. year. The estimates from these committees were entrusted . to the Moved by Mr. Geinmill;4secoucled by financial committee of Presbytery. Mr. Musgrove, that this meeting do Minutes of previous meeting were Mr. Hall asked permission to have now adjourn to meet in McDonald's read, and on motion of McKague some_ members of the Session .of hall, Bluevale, on December 16th, and lzellison, were adopted. applications Church, East Wawanosh, as 1895, ,at 10 o'clock a. m.=Carr-med. r assessors at Belgrave until new John I3un.dnss, Clerk. for insurance be now laid before the directors 611 X11 ''ARE, J L gents is �T. lust be sold by Tested Free. LW, be Opticia rt. t a number from here went down to Drayton on Tuesday, the 19th inst., to attend the Reform con- vention, the result of the convention 'Wm. Wright, culvert, $3.50 ; Mathias Wiley, gravel, $2.16 ; Jas. Weir, drain and culvert, 86 ; C. A. Jones, will be the jubilee .of the Rev. Mr- on Cuil oss Dun ae,y ,• Ste Teton Powell ' drain ; 2 75 R. Mr. J. K. Moore has bougist out Mr. H. Wright and is taking possession this •week. the late J. F. Wilson and consists of farm lands, town cots and buildings. • --s--- As the executors ,of the estate are desirous of winding upthe business (Intended for leer ie,+un.) I of the estate,_ some choice property me. :Samuel Code left a week ago r isofi'ered. Terms most reasonable.— for the States._Miss Jennie Fergu- Soine beautiful residenees have been son, of Walton; is the guest of Miss erected in town during time past sea- Addie Crisp, this week.—Mr. R. J. son, which add greatly tothe appear- Belt started school again this week anee of the town. Next season Till in Clinton, his father being able to see a large number more, also two be around again. --Dr. Karansman fine business blocks.—Moving is the is attending to Dr. Agnew's practice order- of the day. Hardly a day here.—Owing to the illness of Rev. Mr. Millston, on Sunday, R. Holmes, of Clinton, filled the Methodist pulpit. —Mrs. 'Samuel Woodman still con- .tinucs very low, the doctor having but slight hopes of her recovery.— .Miss Nettie Webb ' was visiting friends in Auburn, last week.—Mr. Wm. Longman has returned home from Manitoba. ARE SELLING,- LONDESI3O 110. cr) i=40 z; AT COST AT COST AT COST AT COST Al COST AT COST CULROSS. fiche directors of the Culross Mutual Fire Insurance 'Company met in the town hall, Teeswater, on the 26th milt., as per motion of adjourn- ment. Members all present. R. E. Little, president, in the chair. elders are ordained. The request was granted. The names of charges entitled to send commissioners to the next General Assembly to meet in Toronto in June were announced by the Clerk, as follows: To send Ministers — Dungannon and Port Albert, Belgrave and East Wawa- nosh, Wroxeter, Huron, Charmer's (Kincardine Township) and Bervie, and to send Elders-131uevale and Eadies, Lucknow. Knox Church (Kincardine), Pine River, White- church ander Langside. The next regular meeting of Presbytery will be held at Wingham, on Tuesday, January 21st, 1896. Jour MAONABn, Clerk. Lucknow, Nov. 23rd, 1895. WROKETER. Hiss A. Roderus and Master , W. for examination.—Carried. McKague—McKagne—That having examined 14 applications, the Presi- Roderus of Winrhanh, spent Thanks- dent and Secretary are hereby in - giving holidays in town—Mr. James Ireland was in town over Sunday.— John unday.John Moore, of Wingham, was in town this week.—We are pleased to TURNBERRY. Agnates of Council meeting held November 18th, 1895. The mem- bers of Council all present. The Reeve in the chair. The minutes of last meeting were • read, approved and signed. Oonlmunications were read from Wm. Ferguson, re drain and culvert ; from S. Grimy, re funeral of pauper ; from Township Engineer, re feed for drains; from Jas. I.+'riser, re „ravel got in Culross, and from Mr. Wellwood, re drain on Culross boundary. The Deputy - Reeve reported that the had seen ratepayers on 13 line, and they have no objection to B lino being opened, provided no expense is incurred in opening it, and also provided the 1 tigineer be brought on and the eorreet line found, as all stakes have been burnt up or lost. Mr. 3i:tisgrove strutted. to prepare and issue policies for same—Carried. . McKague— Reid—That. an assessment for de- fraying .expenses and for increasing learn that Mr. :filbertGoebel, our reserve fund be made at usual date watchmaker, has decided to .remain on all premium .notes held by this in our midst, he having intended to Company in force on 24th day of move to Ailsa Craig.—At a meeting of the ratepayers of our town, held in the town hall, on Monday right, it was decided to put in electric light. The power will. be supplied by Gibson Bros., and wires Will be run to Gorrie, supplying that plane also. The contract was made with Mr. W. Green, of Wingham, who will start at once with work. Mr. Green also intends; in the near future, to start the manufacture of table slides and bureau backs, and will require about 3000 cords of black ash for same.— Word has been received by wire, of the death of Miss. Maggie Sanderson, daughter of the ]ate William Sander- son, of this town, who was "working November, 1895, and that Secretary prepare a by-law for that •purpose.— Carried. By-law No. 24 was then brought in authorizing Secretary Treasurer• to levy and collect an assessment of 4 per cent. on all live premium notes in force on Nov. 24th, 1895. Said bylaw was then read a e Hanes A preparation which enriches and purifies the blood and assists nature fn. repairing wasted tissue must have. a wide range as a nurse near New York. The Of llacitlItICSS. remains will reaeh here to -night in . S;iCh r? preparation is charge of Mr' With Wells, late of Scot's D111Li1s1o11 Of Cod - this town.—Mr. R, Ritchie; traveller livor Oil with T ypophos- for lby-, titan &Co., of Toronto, 1i1:�5 of Li3.,ie and Soda. was 111 town this week . --Mr. W. J. ph Hayward, Inspector Of Weights and •. The uses of Scott's Enittl- Measures, was in town and paid all Sion are riot "confined to the places of business a short visit.-- wastilgdiseases,lie coli Mr. Robort-Driller was in Listowel on sumptio11, scrofula ox Tuesday. Mi John Hayden;aydt�n,' l'e 1 Th brace presenting 11'iessrs. Mitt Sloan Co a �1ri1 'of Toronto, was In town on Tuesday. nearly all those minor age - 4i'essrs, Rutherford" and ] ortune' ments associated: with reported that he had let culvert and got in a ear of pressed straw, this , lass vf,Ze h,.. drain on nth Cott liner to Jas. WV'eir, I week. Scott dr. sow* Ora and Vit. EAST WAWANOSH. Mr. George Lintner moved into one of Mr. Menzies' houses, last week. —Miss Minnie Williamson is renew- ing old acquaintances on the 12th, this week.—Mr.'.Jonathan Patterson is Iaid, h with rhe•uuiatism at present. - • For Cash. We believe that we have the best value in these lines that can be found in the County of Huron. It may properly be asked why then do we offer such valu- able goods at cost now ? The reason can be told in five words, viz : OUR STOCK IS. TOO LARGE, and must be sold out during the next month. This is a chance that rarely occurs to get carefully selected and well bought goods at actual cost. D. M. GORDON, The Anchor House, Wingham. Is still in the field and stronger than ever (not in blowing, like some) but in special values in Fall and Winter Goods. He has the name of being the cheapest and he isbound to keep it up. Working on the Cash System tells the story g every time. The customers know the secret of cheap goods, DRESS and when they want a dress or a coat or a cape they go to the Cash Store, where they can save from 25 to 30 per cent. Dresses, Suits, Coats, Capes, and all kinds of children's wear he MAKING' is making up in the very latest styles, having secured a competent cutter and fitter. Nothing but the very best and latest styles that the art can produce will be turned out. Those favoring us with their ork are sure AGAIN. to come again. All Mantleand heavygoods bought here cut free of charge. CUTTING AND FITTING A SPECIALTY. MACDONALD BLOCK. Nervous Prostration It is now a well established fact in medical science that nervousness is due to impure blood. Therefore the true way to cure nervousness is by purify ing and enriching the blood. Tho great blood purifier is Hood's Sorsa. parilla. Read this letter: "For the last two years I bavo been a great sufferer with nervous prostration and palpitation of the heart. I was weak In my aimbs and had smothered sensa- tions. At last my physician advised me to try Hood's Sarsaparilla which I did, and I am happy to say that I am now etrong and well. I am still using Hood'r Sarsaparilla ani would not ba without it. I recommend it to all who are suffering With nervous prostration and palpitation of the heart." MRs. DAvrox, 56 Alice St., Toronto, Ontario. Get Hood's, because Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the Only 'true Blood Purifier Praninentll+ In the public eye todey.. it Is not Whit Ire a but What Ilooa r oar- raparilla doer thin tells the story, t.t ionfo'h.17 with [' s. mid,. t�i�reHaat%Sars.parriJI. Sad G. Mei NTYRE, WINGl3:1 l . o. to be eado Now that summer is over, I have lately returned from the Market, where I have purchased a heavy stock of goods suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade. iI am prepared to offer you bargains that have never be- fore been offered in the town of Wingham. Ladies' Mantles, $4.50, $5.5o, $6.75 and $8, all colors. Dress Goods a full line. BLACK GOODS A SPECIALTY.' \ See our all wool Flannel at to cents per yard. Men's Fine Suits and Overcoats made to order and fit guaranteed. A full"line of Ladies' and Gents' Underwear, Carpets,. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes and Ready -Made Clothing. CURTAINS ---Chenille, Swiss and Lace, in every design. A FULL LINE OF FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS IN STOCK, A discount of ro per cent off all goods for cash. T. A. MILLS.