HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-01-24, Page 8THE: WINW AM 'Tams JANUARY x.24, 1896.
ncI D O ✓ csutrreceht •ewiBubrcehh, eoldn shoolf hrho bfiect tirlenetati
on of being
evince, honee
i \Vednesday and Thursday of this the great attendanee.•--•The Metho-
- week. Rev. A. C. Chews, of Toren-: dist church people of towwill hold ip„
6 TOOK TAKING. i town will
the general Sunday Sehool Score- their Anntversay on Sabbath, Jan. 4;
1 tory, will be present at all the sass- : 26th . ----410 . G. W. Ross was in town
ions and give addresses on both even- !on Monts, Jan, 14th, as was also
ings. All the sessions are open to Air. Thos. Gibson, M. P. Pfor East `
Only ten days to inventory, These
all persons interested in Sunday IIlurou, and gave excellent addresses.
t! tore day is when forgotten things came � Scllao1 I''pworth League or Chris. --Mr. John Robertson, editor of the
' l o iflned to
o light. Clearing up odds and ends.
Selling at loss, things we don't. want
to carry- into the next year. Christ-
mas w''�'c'kago. Bits of staffs. A
,.::perfect buyer's paradise. It affords
I. you as opportunity to procure a
M:4 NT?.1;, FUR COAT OR CAPE,
OVE.lCOAT, UNDERWEAR,
OVERSHOES, DRESS
OOOTi�, MANTLE CLOTH at a very
,lnoderatf' figure.
the
than Endeavor work. --Whim Clinton 1 Tribune has been confined '
Wants. A. Young Men's Conserva- house now for a week with. a very ;
tive Association. ---A Bicycle Club toi badly sprained ankle, the result of a
be organized early in the spring.— fall on his way home last Monday.
The united support of our people to ' It is to be hoped lie will soon recover.
encourage lacrosse, baseball, cricket ' -.The annual meeting of the West
and tennis. --A grand celebration on' Wellington Agricultural Society was
the 24th of May.—The pitch hales on . held here on Wednesday, the 15th `I?
Albert street levelled down. --r. snow Inst. The Auditors report shows rho'
plow for each ward. --Every member society to be in a very satisfactory
of the council heavily taxed and com- condition.—A Masquerade Carnival,
pelled to support more than himself. the first of the season, was held here
The shade trees more systematically on Tuesday night of last week. It
looked after.—A road machine to being a fine night, the attendance
place the back and main streets in was very large. --Mr. Jolin Garbig,
whose farm adjoins the town, has
bought the Queen's hotel, owned by
Mr. Sturdy*, and will take possession
°Sp4. ia1 for Saturday eight.
Kid Gloves in the best qualities,
IIost:, Casualr•.RB GLOVES, Ribbons
- atle worth 5o ; handkerchiefs
worth 10c for 5e; 50 pairs of odd
'.Lines of Shoes and Slippers at half
}+rice. T he balance of our wonder-
ful line of Carpet Slippers, Men's
45e, Women's 35c, Child's 30e,
Saturday night only, at
M. R. McINDOO'S.
better condition.
BLYTH•
about the 15th of February. The
The adjourned Missionary service price paid, w e understand, is about
in Trinity church is to be held on $7 000.
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.— '
Mr. Wm. Davies, barber, intends' At Godericb early Saturday morn -
moving into the premises formerly ing, Sarah McLean, wife of John
occupied by W. Begley, in the Mason Sharman, and daughter of N. Mc -
block, in a few days.—Mr. Arthur , Lean, Woodstock, died in her 27th
Emigh and bride, of Roek Island, are vear. She was born in Woodstock,
spending their honeymoon with the where her parents and fainly still
gentleman's parents at the Commer- reside, and she was well known and
cial,—The anniversaay services of respected in the town. She had been
the Presbyterian church will be held married only eighteen months.
WROXETER.
RAJ. Fortune, V. S. was, at Ayton
this ask,' The Misses Stafford of
Palmer. on, have returned home
after pav'1ng visits to tnany friends
lin this village on Sunday next. Rev.. At Blitctlell, Henry Vock has made
e G. Lando B. A., of Isnot an assignment: of his. furniture Lan-
a.church, London will preach at 11
tory to Wm. Ryan. It is estimated
m. and 6.30 p. in. The following that the. liabilities will amount' to
evening a tea meeting wilt be held , about x$6,000. William Vock, of
in the basement of the church, after• Loan; has also assigned Co Mr.
bene.—M• Stewart, of Delmore, which a lecture will be given entit- Rviln.
preached in the Presbyterian church I led "Rambles through Wonderland, ._,.�.----------d
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Here least Sabbath.—There was a by Rev. J. G. Stuart, B. A. Rev. W.
p party,at the home of Mr. I T gall R Henderson B Forest and
f
isurprise
, J. i4loBrinr,—In �i'inghnm, on January
John Hooper's last Friday evening. � resident nnnisters•—On Monday ole- 118th Br n- ot• llin W. H. NTeBrido; a
—Geo, Paulin and R. Miller, manag-' noon our newly appointed council— u titer. I
ers of the rink, attended the Carni- I Reeve Wilford, Councillors McNally,1. IicwxN -Ip East Wawtinosh;on January
val at Brussels, on Friday last.-- Ashbury, Sime and Howe met in the Otb, the wife of Mr. Richard Irwin; a
Industry ball and took the oath ac-- daughter. • 9®�
cording to law and, proceeded to ' ,2 ,. TSE ELECTORS OF WEST HUR
business. After having appointed T.
W. Scott their clerk for the ensuing , Gil LENTEN, --At a critical per od in
year at a salary of $50, they adjourn-, the his
ed to meet in the evening at the up- honor ot
Parlament
John Barnard and James Allen were
at Wingham on Tuesday.—Mr. Peter
McIntosh shipped a car load of young
cattle to Manitoba to -day.. Mr. John
Wa.. went in charge of them.—
Mrs. DI.
hem:Mrs Marshall, of Belmore, died at
r
ry of Canada, you did •e the
acting mo to repress • t you in
s u solemn pro,t • :t against
out of our r , bile atiaird.
oth my Liberal and
s fo the honor so
ope for every
eat consuming
rty ,allegiance
n Land.
ow, when
thouirbt
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her home en Sabbath morning.. The pointed hour. They were :all pres the lnismatia
funeral took place on Tuesday and ent and in their places. lir. John. I heartily than
was largely attended. ---A box social McGill was appointed assessor• for;Conservative brie
was held at the home of T. Hemphill 1896 at a salary of $-,1.;),. Constable conferred.There
hast evening, which was well attend- Davies was appointed at the same cmoasses untry awhen
bathe
udou r ,
salary, $115, for 1896, as well as in the interest of he Co
r Oanada
s of poli
e tide of
and o
ed, a' pleasant evening was spent.—
M. A. Goebel, jeweler, was in Buffalo
Ole week.
LO NDESBO1;.O.
Quite an number from here attend-
ed the Sunday Sehool and Epworth
League Convention: held. in Clinton
Health Insrieetor,. &e.. Other mat- There is a hope f
tens were brought forward and die- mon of all sha
ounite to stem t
posed of.I and rorrupti•
lifetoa hig•.er an
HARRISTON. ; humble eti•.rts will
I tercets, t
At the Nomination, on Friday, speaker:
Jan. 17th, for the vacant seat in last a
this week. --Missionary sermons West Wellington, caused by the un- tide
were: preaehed in the Methodist seating of Mr. Geo. Tucker, Patron. 1 I s'
Church on Sunday last by Rev. Mr. His brother James was nominated +
Baugh of' Auburn in the morningas the Patron and John Patterson as
and by Rev Mr,;; Wadell of Ethel, the Liberal standard-bearer. Mr.
m the evening. Eev. Mr. Willson John Dryden,. Minister of Agricul- '
teak ,fr.ipaughs appointments and ture and Mr. V. J: Davis, M. P. P.
Rev ;tw. Fair took Mr. Wadell's. for North York gave excellent ad-
There. will be a local preacher next
Su?iday evening, and Rev. W. E. P.
':die: on in the evening.—Mrs, Kerr
of Clinton' watt visiting friends and
egitaintances in the village this
week.—Rev. E. Medd was here last
week attending the funeral of/ his
mother --Mr. and Mrs. J. D.Ainsley,
of Comber, are visiting friends in
Clinton tIi. week.—The members of
the 1ipwoiih League have postponed
their visit to Blyth for another week
'week, owing to the Presbyterians
baying their tea -meeting that night
in i3lyth.
'CLINTON.
The upsetting of a large lamp at
the skating rink last Tuesday even-
ing eau.' ed confusion for a few morn.
ents. Fortunately there was no ser-
ious remits. There was more exeite-
ment than the small blaze warrant-
eck.--11. I'lun>stecl, of Hillside Stock
Farm, Clinton, has sold a fine 'Vinare-
bred shorthorn ball, "Roy of Hill-
side," to Bir. Wm. Bribolz, Egmond-
ale. This young ball is exceeding-
ly, well bred and will be a great
benefit to the fanners who want to
improve their stock. Mr. Plumsteel
only ride young bull left for sale.
.—.A -number of young people met at
the "Wigwam" Tuesday evening,
Jai. 8th, and organized a society for
ihd purpose, of 1Rtadying and cota-
ng on the literature of the day,
'and the s% i of the time It will be
as the r tot Literary Soeiety-,
wig n ;;;.,1. we looking fah`-
n r n_i:B,� tun p lixlt and
' , . e Dietrriet'
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MariehiDiaadet
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s-gos
Crate
ler plan
used, in y
that end. thane: pia
, canvassers, ono and all, for
pronounced mark of your
ells me and approval of the ca
long and still advocate.
I have the honor to be,
Yours truly.
M. C. CAMERON.
Goderiob,15th January, 18911.
7), ...z5 { i
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cor
dresses upholding the Mowat Govern- •
ment, while Mr. Haycock, Leader of
the Patrons in the House and Mr.
Currie, one of the Grand Officers
upheld the cause of the Patrons
Mr. Haycock gave a fair addross,
been
as for Curl ie s, if their had be n
less wind and noise and more argu-
ment it would have fallen with better
effect. -Both parties are' doing their
utmost, as the leading men of both
parties are constantly in the riding.
However, Friday will tell the tale
but it is only conjecture who will
win.—A large number of Libel°tri
delegates from town went to. Ar thttr
to attend the annual Reform Con-
vention in that place on Tuesday of
this week.—The anniversary of Knor
church was held on Sabbath, January
19th. The Rev. Mr, McKay_, D. D.,
of Woodstock, preached two very
able sermons. In the everting no
service was held in the Guthrie or
Methodist churehes, as a • result the
church was filled to overflowing long
before 7 o'cloek. The congregation
did away with their tea -meeting last
year and this and are very highly
pleased as they have found a far
better way of raising money.—Two
rinks of our Curlers went to Walker-
ton on Thursday to play Chesley
with the result that after twenty-nine
ends had been played, theywereone
shot behind. They went to Guelph
on Tuesday, to Compete •for the
Slenrin Trophy and Guelph City
Tankard. They hold • the latter
since last year and will do their ut-
most to held it another year, u well
as to bring the Siemia Trophy here.
----Our High School Is filled to its
utmost capacity at present. Our
EETTNG OF HURON COON
COUNCIL.—The Council of
ration of the County of Huron 11
the Court Room in the To ' n o
, on Tuesday. the i'Sth • •y of
.t month, at 3 o'clock p.
W. LANE, - Jerk.
y 130, 1896.
meet
Goderi
the pres
Dated Jane
NOTICE ` CRE Y. TORS.
IN THE arATTER OIr T oazx; H. Ronanms, or
THE TOWN OF Wm I It IN SHE COUNTY
o HUaoN, MEEOH
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Notice is hereby jive that the above named
Thomas II. Roberts has a c an=eignment to inc
for the general benefit .f creditor 011 of his pro.
party. A meeting of reditore will .o held at the
office of )ny solicito Mr. J. A. aorto in the Town
of Wingharn, on csday, the 21st day of January,
1806, at 3 o'clocl fternoon, for the appntruent of
inspectors and r the giving of directio with re
ference to th =ispo•al of the estate. Crc. tors are
required to - e their olahns, verified by a 'davit,
with me o or before tho 18th da, of 1?ebruar 1(106,
as after t at date I will procei d to distribu the
estate. tying regard only to ,the claims tlf w foh 1
shall t en have notice.
WILLIAM 0. HEFFI:RNAN,
J., . MORTON, Ass nice.
8oliclter for Assignee.
nghatn,13th January, 1806.
Know What You Chew
Petiz
Is free from the lelarlotus colOrlflg.
The More you use ot It the bettor
you like It,
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Are made to order. That's why they always fit, perfectly, admirably, and to a T.
There's more in our suits than a perfect fit ; there's first-class material, which it is
always easy to select from our superb aggregation. of the finest goods ever brought
into Wingham, Our suitings are unequalled: So is our high class tailoring, and
in clothing, the tailoring is everything. Material, even the best, counts for nothing
if the suit be badly made up. Clothing must be ordered for you in order to fit
you. Order your clothing now while we're offering bargains :.
FRIEZE QVERCOATS
IN LATEST STYLES, FROM $9 to $35.
MELTON AND BEAVER OVERCOATS -
IN ALL SHADES, FROM $12 to $24.
BLACK OR BLUE SERGE SUITS
FROM $S to $26.
BLACK WORSTED TROUSERS
FROM $2.50 to $6 Per Pair.
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V EO. H. I RVI N,
OPPOSITE BANK OF HAMILTON:.
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JOHN PELTON,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
WOODEN PUMPS,
which can be supplied on short notice,
IRON AND I'OROE PUMPS supplied
to order.
REPAIflIRIG promptly attended to.
'Prices reasonable.
Agent -fot the Brantford All Steel
Pumping Mill w- �4
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If you require anything in the above
lines, give Mr. Pelton a call,
Sxon—„Diagonal street, nearly opposite
Beattie's Livery, Wingham.
JOHN PELTON.
1• For Suits that suit,
SUITS,
give gottifort to the
wearer and satisfy
yourfries,you Bard
OVERCOATS, garment
gl�°fie
TROUSERSknow howtodutheir
work; don't think
there are any better
and yet we charge no more than others.
do for inferior work. Hundreds of new
fall and winter samples to choose from,
at prices about half what yott haveto
ay for old goods. Work done for parties
furnishing their own cloth. •
If you think that a Tweed Suit cannot
be properly made for $4 Spot Cash, call
and see our work. Our terms are cash.
WEBSTER & CO.1
Opposite the Macdonald Block,
Wizehan1, Ont.
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NDERS WANTE
Tenders be received •e under-
signed up to ,5•, rda - . nuary 25th. for
the position o ' etary-Treasurer of
the Turnber eric ural Society. The
Secrete reasurer is required to give
$200 .nds. The lowos. - any tender
'n• .. eoessarily accepted. - ass,
G. MOFFAT,
Wingham 0.
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WINGHAM, ONT.
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NOTICE. ok
Messrs. Wm. Robertson and H.
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Elliott are authorized to celled accounts
due me and give receipts for moneys
paid: All parties indebted will kindly
settle with either of these gentlemen at
once, and oblige. - -
Tt. ELLIOTT.
Late ?ublisher T1tsras.
Winghaln, Jan. 6, '96.
onderful argains:
In all Departrnents
.
You are invited to call and take a look ihra &
and get 'prices.
T. A. MILLS.,
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