HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-02-28, Page 1"VOL. XXV.---NO. 1257.
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U•IIAM, ONTARI , FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1896.
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Marriage Licenses
Issued by FRA1V1c PATERSON. Wo 23, Vic-
toria rtreet,Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
✓i . '(Tfi'E
Once more at IL Invigorated by a couple of weeks
rest. Gladdened by the sight of many new foods,
Down to hard work for another year. Perhaps you
thought of a course but could not got here on the
opening day. Remember we are open for the resell•
tion of students the year round. Come when. you
can, New students will be entering every week. In
the meantime write ns for free catalogue, It is no
trouble to us to gi,oinforntation.
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
STRATFORD', ONT.
SHAW & ELLIOTT, P. McINTOSH,
Proprietors Principal.
LOCAL NEWS.
son r same.
-Council meet in Monday night.
—There will b a grand carnival to-
night (Friday), at a rink.
—Mr. Geo. Crui cshank shipped another
load,of hogs on Th rsday.
Black worsted suits from 1615 up, at
Gso. H. Iiwn's, City Tailor.
—Mr. Mo. Moeser assistant in Gordan
& Co's. drug store is ff duty with grip.
Overcoats from $12 to $25 ; canna be
beaten in the Dominion, at Gi,o. H. Innes,
City Tailor.
—We are please to notice Mr. Colin
Campbell, is around again after a week's
illness.
—On Friday las
Scott street, receive
from which he is not
—Plans and specs
fine brick residence s
Turnberry, is €;oing oto build in the sum-
mer. ;:' `
—Woos Fon Sie—We have a quantity
of green hardwood, (beech and maple) for
sale at the lowest price -
Magus & Sox, Wingham.
—Mr. Jos. Bullar has moved intq Mr.
Friendship's house in Ward 2, and Mr.
Thos. Manuel will move into the house
vacated by Mr. Bull rd.Z
—Mr. Lye, of Lye & Son,Toronto, tuned
the pipe organ in St. auls church on Tues-
day and in tho eve ng Mr. Manley Mor-
den gave an organ i cital to an appreci-
ative audience.
—G. T. R. trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 6.23 a. m. and 11.20 a.
m., via W. G. & B.; 6.35 a. m. and 8.25
p. in., via Clinton and Guelph. Good con-
nections by all trains.
Mr. Alex. Fergie,
a paralytic stroke
ikely to recovers"
cations are out for a
hich Mr. Sutton, of
—On Sunday las,
interesting address
day School ou the
day a collection w
school in aid of the
A meeting of iii.
al Society will be
chamber, Wingba
29th at 2 o'clock a
matter will come
—A. good genera s• vent girl wanted, —Chief Vannorm in has pro eft the
apply at the Emilia Hotel. residence ea Minnie street, owed by Jos,
Kincaid,
---Auction sale o hou -s •ld furniture on
the Market square on turday next at 2
• o'clock.
—Dr. Wilson, V., „ read an interesting --If the tveath r tightens up our local
paper before the Hun Veterinary Medical curlers will go over to Wroxeter on Fri day
Association held at Linton. to do them up.
—A number of
attendance at the sk
evening.
mine people were in
ting rink on Tnesd.ay
—For first-class tailoring and cbeap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co. Williams' Little Dandelion Pills
Remember the place, one door south of
R. A. Graham's grocery stoic.
— This year the pototo celebrates the
300th anniversary o its introduction into
England. In 1590 it Walter Raleigh first
brought potatoes oto • America to Eng-
land, and for some imo they wore a lux-
ury of the rich alon costing two shillings being compelled to
per pound. Thursday morning.
— Parties who require printing of any Heathfleld's Healing Balsam is a
kind, should not forget that the Times sure cure for the worst cold. At
office is the place to have it done right and Williams' Drug Store.
at prices consistent with good work and —The Young Libe els met in their hall
last Monday night d run through con-
-The Educational ournal of Toronto, sidorable business. The next regular
says: "Owing to th shortness of time , meeting will be Me ay evening, March 9,
since the new regulati ns were adopted, we : when a good attend en is again request -
understand that there vill be no examin- ; ed.
Mum this year for th commercial diploma
(form II.). The exat ination in form I. A Prominent Lawyer says:
takes the place of the former commercial "I have eight children, every one in good
examination." , health, not one of whops but has taken
C. E. Williams sells pure drugs. Scott's Emulsion, in which my wife has
Satisfaction guaranteed. boundless confidence.'
—Chatham Planet: tad in Dresden i P. B. Ex inations.
on Friday, Feby. 21, T B. Anderson, aged The promotion xaminations in the
37 years and 17 days. 'len of the stamp Public Schools of he County of Huron
of the late Mr. Ande son are too few in will bo held on the 2( th and 27th of March,
this world to make his loss anything less and teachers are he by requested to send
than a public calatnit He possessed a to the undersigned f r the requisite number
true and undefiled hear he never deserted of examination pape s for the respective
a friend; he was ever villing to lend a schools•
helping hand to the pool nd distressed; be
was honest and upright. ,
C. E. Williams sells pure drugs. —On Friday Feb.
Satisfaction guaranteed. mond died in her'
° —If we are to jn• ;e from the report relict of the late
sent to the Fres Pre.., the meeting in has lived here for 1�
Meyer's Hall on Frill y night in the Con- time she had bee
servative interest w. s a hugs success. ; was confined to
Wo are at a loss to k ow in what way it is only. She leaves a
regarded as a sucees•. The speakers from Manitoba and ttto 1
London were presen it is true but wo are ! who formerly ca
informed from a rsable source that the business here an
speeches were so pr sy that good Conserv• same business in,
salves left in disg st-sbefore the meeting
was over. It tout scarcely have been a
success' from a mis onary standpoint as
the died-in-the-ivo• Grit sinners were not
invited to be prase t and those whohad
the temerity to , ,pear, were, wo under-
stand, requested t, retire.
Dr. Towler gave an
at the Methodist Sun-
rmenians. Next Sun -
I1 bo taken up by the
yrnienian sufferers.
Turnberry Agricultur-
held in the Council
i, on Saturday Feby.
which an itnportaut
for consideration.
euro headache. Try them.
ision Court as held iu the Coen-
ciiThamber on Th rsday. ;Judge Doyle
being in charge. T e docket was light and
was got through ear in the day.
—Mr. R. McI 's favorite hound,
"Speed" has gon le way of all flesh;
pass in its checks
fair profits.
—.We notice that Mr. Alex. Ross is mak-
a slaughter in his Novels, 25 cent books
selling for 10 and 15 cents.
ices will be conducted
church on Sunday
oratory services will
ay at 2 o'clook, by Rev.
—Sacramental se:
in the Presbyteria
morning. The pre
be preached on Fri
McLeod of Ripley.
—The members
connection with th
were entertained a
evening. Music an
in and a very enjoy
fthe Y. P. S. C. E. in
Presbyterian church
the manse on Tuesday
games were indulged
able time was spent.
—If you are in iieod of a hand sleigh you
should call at Ross' Book Store and see his
splendid lines selling at a great reduction.
—Did you ever
could help the e
week would bring
what a newsy p
Reader try it.
---Rev. John Scot
church, and forret'
been appointed prig
and will cuter up
present conference;
Two more
Bale
Factory Cotton wl
a yard. will be here
not get
any t
more
quick if you want
quality cotton at 6e
--The team atta
station, without a
and started dow
furious rate. For
ped before they b
think how muco you
tor? If 100 persons a
send us one item each
her wo ooald snake.
, of Berlin 1lfethodiet
rly of Wingham, has
iipal of Tokio College,
n his duties after the
bar.
Trade at Mr. M. Gordon's moves
along with wonder al regularity; the reason
is that they sell rod goods cheaper than
othera, and alwa s aim at doing exactly
what they adve ise. This indication of
growing confide ce is, we may he assured,
highly appreeia d by this popular house.
f that extraordinary
oh we are selling at 50
this week bat we can.
at tbe price. Come
a piece of this high
). M. Gonnoi .
bed to the left the
hue
RoBB, 1. P. S.
Clinton, Ont.
21, Mrs, Jane Dretn-
59th year. She was
hos. Drummond, and
,any years. For some
in failing health, but
ier bed for two weeks
daughter who lives in
�ons, Thos. and John,
ied on a butchering
re now engaged in the
alkertoneel"
Get a free sample of Williams' Little
Dandelion Pills and be convinced.
There is nothing like them.
i Dassath of a Forma
V On Friday, Fe
illness of some week
at his home in Dreg
a son of Mr. W. S.
and had learned his
Mr. A. Dawson o
wards went to Drea
branch gents Turn
Smith Bros, and o
Anderson parches
since carried on
furnishing busine
—Out of 520 co victs in Kingston Peni-
tentiary there is of w printer. Tho only
department of th press represented in the
institution is the undry, one stereotyper
being incarcerate There are 173 labor-
ers among the onvicts. These figures
illustrate in a stri ing way the influence
of education r• acing criminality—
Even our aldermen might be better nen
had they been train.. in printing offices.-
-'The Cheese nd Bntter-Makers' Con- • Ee
vention will bo held at the Dairy School ,
Guelph, on Frid y March Gtb, under the: Ladies Ta- _ "Notice"
auspices of the ' rovin.cial Dairy School,1 And separate the etters N-O-T-I.O-E,
tbe Ontario Cress eries' Association, and' transposing them so s to make as many
the Dairymen's ssociation of Western small words as poss,.le. It is said that
Ontario. An inter° ting program has been twenty-five words cabe made; for ex-
provided for both th afternoon and oven- ample, note, tone, one got, it, on, etc. If
ing sessions and no d ubt those who attend you aro bright enough • make fifteen or
will find the tirno p •fitably spent. This ; more you can be sure of receiving an ele-
convention will be a .ecially beneficial to , gent reward. The La. les' Every Satur-
butter and cheese- fakers, who should day will pay 1110.00 in gold the the person
leave no stone unt ned in fitting them- i able to make the bes list of words from
selves to make the est article in the letters contained in 1 otioe, $9 for the
m arket. The addre:.es will be given by • second best, ab for th • thfid best, V for
practical men and n. •', before the season ; the fourth best, a ladi 's nickel watch with
opens is the time o get all the inforna- ' fine American move ent;lad well worth
tion possible. Speal railway .rates have $5 foe each of the ne t bet lits, and one'
been arranged and may be obtained by ' hundred valuable re and inoril'f±t of merit
applying to the lo• 1 station agent. for the next best on huhdrediata, should
that number be re ei _ d, 'iicii person
Or more is
b. As the
iiThout any con-
tra t attention 'Of
it page weekly
it is its: scary foyou
Ian tltioo-coat etalups
on, four numbers, ecu -
and letters from those
y received valuable
letter enclosing trial
ived promptly, you will
ion to iii! of the above
bice flower seeds, tett
beautiful varieties, also.
b'-, engravings entitled
its companion "The
of csollars are being
es this poplar weekly.
.sed in every case oil
Write today and ad
ry Saturday, "C," 91(1+ did%ng, In the riti
detplritt, Pa. Livingstone wa
river,Saturday evening
Josephine street at a
mately they were stop•
done much tiatnage.
tsieen ea' Wingham.
uary 21. After an
i'. 13. Anderson died
n Ontario. He was
derson of Tnrnterry,
trade as tailor with
this place. He after -
en to take charge of a
shing store owned by
failure of this firm Mr.
i their stock and has.
a tailoring and gents
for himself. lifielctut
wi .•egreatly mi .ed in the P•byterian•
chum •, emg a elder d au ardent
worker ind•,. • `ination. kir. Ander
son was t'" fp llEi kind and generous
disp on and the•oor o ie tmrutrfbge
flierhaceelosG 'I ""Eifelez $e was
in his 86th ye(t'r an leaves a wife and two
children. to, mourn . s loss. V,
—ibis a matter 0
of otee townspeople
privileges afford'd-
Mechanics' Inst
tains books that
ed and on the tat
magazines. No
unto his family t h
sible for them
afforded by thisii
parents wholly nes
solves in the where
during the evenings
go where they choo
anyone they wish,
and perplexed if th
or grows up' indole
had a bey growi
would be over-exa
haunts and his ass
think it would be i
request him to sp
of the week at bo
that it is necessary
have popular outdo
as. neceseary at t
proper mental exerc
school, in order tha
own in the world en 1 be a credit to them-
selves and their cou, try.
surprise, that so few
ke advantage of the
by the library at the
to e. The library con-
ey been carefully select•
e: are the best and latest.
p ent is doing his duty
does not make it hos-
tenjoy the privileges
stitution. Too many
et to interest them -
outs of their children
They allow them to
and to assodiate with
nd then are surprised W ITECHURCIL
• son gets into trouble
t or debauched. If I s , Ails J. St lker visited Wing tam, ,;
g up, I don't nI n da
ins if I knew
thiall k itisI o
IvliSsSaturS: 1Cy w, who has beep 4 ifs"
elates, and I do not able to be a .und agtiin. ,1-::'.
holly out of place to Mrs. E. • lillips, of this pli'ice '
d two or three nights visiting frien. s at Auburn.
e reading, Wo know Mr. Found hipped a • car.load of
r oar boys and girls to wood from th s place, last week.
sports, but it is just The school attendance was sinall_
is age that they have last; Week Owl to bad roads and
-e after they have left stormy weathe
they may hold their Mr. and M •s. Ohas. Taylor, of
Fordyce, were isiting at Rev. Mir,._
Burton's one e. • last week,
A number •• our youngg•people
enjoyed themse ves at a gathering
near Wingham. •ne eve, last weeks,;
One would thi 1k that the people :-
of this place, were . exempt fr. oro _r.
"de„ tax" seeing he number of dogs
that .are around.
Our popular ha ness maker, Mr.
T. Kew, who <ilvt tys turns out •l.
first class article 1- very busy at
presen G.
Mr. P. Troy is on he sick list this
week. The horning trips to school
with the children ci• not seem to
agree with him. We hope to hear
;tion of his complete r ioncry'..
Miss Anderson, siste of Rev. Mr.
Anderson, of Godcrieh, who Nits beoo
visiting at 11Ir.. 11. D Henderson's
left on Saturday f. r Tiverton,
accompanied by her friend, Miss
Williams' Li tie Dandelion Pills
euro headache. Try them. sending a list of lift
guaranteed a beaut
—The Ganadia Official Post Office above rewards are
Guide for Januar contains the following sideration, simply
instructions wit! regard to addresses of this most ebarrnin
letters intended f r any part of the United for ladies and girl -
States: "Postm tors will do well to im- to send eight Cana
press upon the pt lie that the address of a for trial subscript
letter intended 1 r the United States is not tainingparticular•
complete unless he words"United States," wlro have sire
or at least th initial letters "CI. S."- rewards. I1 you
carefully writte so as not to be mistaken subscription is rec
for N. 5.—foci part thereof. A great reeeive fres in add
many post oft es in the United States a collection of
bear names et itch also belong to post different rare and
offices in Can a, and a simple indi- l two beautiful colo
cation by an ab aviation such as Me., 0., I ,, Doctor"
Y The and
Pa , etc., of the tate in which the place is I Rribe.,, Monsen
nomention of
tc may
' there is t
situated, • Y,expended to introd
the county soffi to prevent letters being Satisfa°tion ]{ttarat
sent to a Caned n office of the sante name!money money refunded,
as the one in th United States for which dress, Ladies' 11
the letter is tate dod." 'Walnut street, X'li
ven
0 af,
sixt
Q
coupling pin from bo
the whole train wa
He had to move alo
pin, when he sudde
snow in the cattle-gu.
the fatal car following
The body was badly
Although the ecoid
the eve ing it was no
rooming th
arrived here in char
companions.
by,iktilaintaiaasear
1®exR+ n ,i before it;
Deceased -•was ai
years of ager g0 if
mother, Iibr• and ljI
Francis street, wh
moved here on his
wee ear
rades rind a
peaty .with vleora
seven years. It
shorteeinee 1,e wot
rkl�iti4rn.
The funeral
ne8,was 1,
vice , as conduot
De.,, -..sed was a
oil No. 75.0.0
Brotherhood
ntihiber of ;repro
orders Were pre
een two Carl wbb'
ing slowly sbuuted
g while polling
y sank in the dei
d. In an Inst
had done its woy
ogled.
at occurred early in
until about 4 o'cloo
t the mangled bo
of his grief-stricken
40X* 4L
io send,tq--E f
ono rte.
unt•iarrile man 31.^
d.wt his father and'
Jsmes Liviagatone,
nob lquy, since had
accoun .
-ii-g at9 i1 cori►-
h -° tib rn-
h engaged for
qsi in likely , tin a
d ''`�, ve received _
r,.
l;e]y attended. 'be ser -
1 by the lte�v,Ylr.Perr'il
ember of Louden Coo
It...and Lodge lv'o-;
of 11t41 wa Trainni.en::
ntativeefroin both thes
ne and assisted the local
•i
Council of Cho =en Friends in arranging'
the funeral of d condocting the burial ,
service of the 0 der at the :grave,
Per
Miss Snell is visi
Mr. John Bell ba
to.
Miss Flo Balms
Mrs. Roe. ,'
Mr: II. A. gtewart of -St• Thomas, was
in town an ,Seturdey. 1
onals,
ng friends in Clinton.
returned from Toren -
is visiting her aut.t,
Mr. Thos. Mc:Laugl lin, of Gotrie, was in
town On Monday.
Miss Aclams, Wier
uncle. Jos. Adams, Di
Miss Cunningham,
visiting in town during
on is visiting Jur
oval street.
of Brussels, was
the week.
Mr. H. W. C. Meyer, of Calgary, N. W.
T., is the guest of Mr.'os. Bell. .
Miss McPherson 1ttten -ed the millinery
opening in Toronto this eek.
Mr. Jas. Beldon, of L poivel, has been
renewing acquaintances i town this week. Sarah Henderson, Of' til 8 place. Mr. and Mrs. John Wil: au were visiting The Methodist Con ; rt atlt7n intend.
repairing the parsons e. Tenders.
in Clinton ]sat week. will be received by Mt. ,i<ts. Fo d, •
Mr. Walter Deck, of the Kincardine St. IlolenS, Or 'i,ll'. C Elle,, t11' tit%
Reporter, gave the TIMES call on Satur- plaeo. Thi lowest poi, Any tender'.
..
day. not necessarily accept&
Messes. Colin Kennedy and McDonald,
ou friends in
of Brucefield, were eallin
town during the week.
The ?disses Talbot, of
been visiting Mrs. G. M.
viSiting friends in this \ Wilk. a
turned home,
Mr. E. A. Ainbrose, ac ing managet of Air. AV. Noble, of Kingsbrit
the Lucknow branch of ti Danitofilanail. was buried in the 11 O. cetnete
ton, a -as in town on Wed esciny I here, last week.
ho bas been
Mr. II. West, of Owen 'ound, organizer Mr. J.,ilieGreger,
of the A. O. V., has been in town during ill with typhoid fever r some time,*
the week in the interests f thot order. i able to be about ag „
The meetings of the Literar "
Death of Alex, L ingstone. ! Society continue to be well anemic
three bundred
shocked, when a mess sometimes upwards o
IiIrrArt,
ndon, who have
he people of this t. a were deeply ge leached here i .persons being pros, nt. The+_ri..
about -l0 o"C1tlek°flittrttrd• y*eventngariuoun•' .gramme for the last fan};.,n „„r.a;,af
ting the sad intellige ce that Mr. Alex. I ed of a debate, 9t1b -et, "Reso1''e i
Livingstone, brakesm n on the London 1 that the bachelors 13h •uld be taxed.
Tinton and Bruce wa freight, had mat a .The affirmative WA taken. by Mr.
horrible death in t e railway yards at: Morgan Dalton, ass ted:by Messrs.
Iiensali. The acid rt occurred through . J. Long, 11 Melte) ,ie, C. Stew
Livingstone micta ng, in the insufficient and M. 3. Dalton,
while Dr. '
g Len113 champion d the ne ,ati� '
light, a cattle -guar • packets with snow as p g
part of the solid r•
. The
ing in the shttnti • of •care, find the tvoek Ilan and T. Johns as backrsis
beinghurried as tlto crew was a day' discussion, if' not rill%atilt, alis at -
wae
a
r.t •
eiall the
"ream.
late because of th -heavy show storms. A least tttnusina, y
Car had to be " eked" into the Hetieall Jog" of the bash ; tors who foiroreti
ay inari:'s parlance, and the affirtnativeand malted 1st favocof
in the oat of drawing n, the opposition. / •
{
dbed, lie was assist, ' with Messrs. P. Sty es, G.. L.'O1Callztg-