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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-12-31, Page 1444 IEN•'pit VOL. XXVI.---NO. 1341. Com y aliments of t le Season to ll • S; ..y- .+• • .-2+ Tho 61kl'' year is drawing near to its end; -and the season for;rej.oicing and thanksgiving has. coupe once again. We feel tl5x . we ' cannot let it go by wthout returning our sincere thanks to those who have given us such generous pat- ronaae during the past year. The il,crease in our business has more than exceeded our most sanguine expectations, and it is to you, kind friends, that it is due ; not that we wish to be too modest for we think that we have faithfully endeavored to always have in stock a complete assortment of • goods in the best quality, and at the right prices. Again we will wish you all .a Merry Xmas and a Happy New year. Yours faithfully, HOMUTH & BOWLES, •. WINGI3AIV ,ONTAR,IO, FRIDAY DECEMBER 31, 1.89 . NOTHING LESS THAN Commercial School should satisfy you. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, STRATFORD, ONT. with its superior courses of study, able staff of six male teachers, and choice equipments offers you the best advan- tages. It is not the ownership, age or advertising that secures for us a large patronage—it is the "solid merit" of the institution. ' Winter Term, Monday, Jan. 3, '98. Circulars free. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. Marriage Licenses Essued by FRANK PATaRSON, No 23, Vic- tor is street,Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required. CHRISTMAS AS I COMBIG Do not forget that the old reliable City Restaurant is the spot to buy your Candies - Nuts and Xmas. Novelties Figs, Malaga Grapes, Pipes. Confectionery in abundance. We solicit a share of your; Xrmas Orders. dV _ t�__ U C�► I'"1S City Restaurant, . Telephone No. 35. - Macdonald, Block. HEAP REI Our Clubbing List. In order to area our subearibers the troublo of making two or more remittances we hsvo made special arraneemerrts with the publishers by which we are enabled to offer the following publications in connection w'th the WING11AM TIy1Ec1 at special low rates from now until .fanuaoy let, i500, spec al mummer rates well lei newspapers and magazines quoted upon application, Ca h must accompany all onto I'S .— riIII es and weekly Ginbe, - • $1 25 Tines and 'western Advertiser, - 1 90 Times and Family herald and Weekly Star and icture 175 Tim s and Farmers' Advocate, • 1 90 Times and Farming, weekly, - 175 Times and Ladies Journal, • 1 35 Times and Montreal Weekly Witness, 1 00 Time and Fannes' Jun, - 1 20 'fines and Daily Globe • 4 25 Times and Daily World 3 00 TGnes and i ouutry Gentleman, 2 70 The 'wanes, of the your will be given free to new subscribers for above mentioned weeklies, except Farmers' Advocate and Fermin:. subscribe at once. eariress, H. B. ELLIOTT, wIaaHAM. NEW ADVERTIr+EM1NTC. Dr momenta -Special. w0 ltobertson—Notice John I{err—newara Tea. M II Molndoo—Stocktaking.. McKinnon & Co -Stocktaking, Janes S. Earl—Bankrupt Salo. Chisholm's Drttg Store—Special. A R llcnonsld—Bueinoss Mango. It 0 Gurdon—Seadymade Ciothini Goo E Icing— Assiuce's Auction Sale. Alex Rosa -Compliments of the Season, LOCAL NEWS. —Campbell's Headache Wafers g uaran teed to cure headache, —Get ready to " 'se your right hand and solemnly swea off. V—We are please to see Mr H F 'Gordon, druggist, on our 'streets again after his severe lunette :I Smoke Exoelstors at the ,Queen's; 5 cents. 4 t Holiday travel o the G. T. I#,. was nearly 25 per °eat g eater than last year aro the trains even ter than usual. Have you just got married or are you going to get married soon ? Use, get your furniture at Ireland B&Button's and have a chance of getting a parlor suite free ;a chance with every dollars worth of goods purchased. If you are going to btiy $20 or $30 wortb,,you can get that wally oiranoee. $1.A YEAR IN ADVANQ —Write it now 1 98, A happy and pro erous New Year to all One' readers. , --Memorial cards of all kinds printed neatly and cheap at Tun Tram office. Fresh oysters served in any style at James McKelvie'e Star Restaurant, —This is the sea of the year for squaring up. —A low at the ArrFy barracks on Sun- day last was ventilay.d before the Mayor on Wednersday afternoon. —For 'first-class tailoring and oheap gents' furnishings, try Webster dr Co. Remember the place, in Queen's block. —Tho annual meati, Agricultural Society Council Chamber on y at 1 o'clock, —For the convenie cannot call at other t' will be open on N purpose of receiving g of the Tnrnberry will bo held irlthe ednesday,Jan.12th, —Municipal electicks Monday. —Renew your subscription to the Tunis for 1898. Nice fresh celery a1 'Xonhitl's, 2t een planed between id Mr Deyell's pro. —A new fenog: has the school property perty. —Messrs. McLean' esfe bane saw mill, are in the purchase of ad kinds f saw logs delivered at their mills. Have you seen Ireland d; Button's 1250 extention tables. They are great value, ,_A rket for'xlte —For a couple of weeks Mr, N. A. Far- quharson advertise a line of dinner sets at §0.05. IIe has s has been obliged to r says that advertieinl ce of subscribers who will pay every time nee, the TzafEs office ri t way. v Years day fo ubscription: he A business than Flowers, Groceries rend Vegetables at T C. Graham's, Chisholm Block. --The num is t e 'test place in this seotion for wedding invitations. We carry a large assortment ai d print them at right prices. —Wingham has a c reseed pork market. Mi. George 1ShKenz is on the market and is preparfd to pa, the highest market price for all dressed p rk delivered, Dir. Macdonald is now permanent- ly at home ane can be consulted by .his patrons. --The regular meet g of Camp .Cale— donia, S 0 8, will b held on Monday nplete arrangements owning concert. It 5th, instead of the 117th, es stated in our act issue. Evening next, when 00 Id out of thein and will be made for thei peat the order. Who I will be held on Jan. does not pay? It if it is done in the has taken place in town thia week. Mr A. R. McDonald has Rooms, now Oceie by John' disposed of his $nur nd feed besiness.to. Ritchie, to let in Macdonald Mr. W. A. Currie, f East Wawanosh, block. i who has taken possess on and will remove —Mr. Geo. W. Cli r e is holding practice 'his family to town. Mr. McDonald in - for Queen Esthereeee. Mata every 'Monday tends lei ng for Man toba in the spring and Tuesday pb_eei'i g et Brussels. The ; We are handling any quantity of butter. cantata will be given n the near future. eggs and dried.uapples—cash or trade. Also —Our readers Sheri d bear in mind the all kinds of ptitiltry. G. E. Ring. contort to be' iveti b the Wingham Dva- —Trinity ch'uroh •S Christmas tree made Club iii ''Th rsday evening next. entertainment held last evening, was a This play is; sa goo one and should he success in every re ,ect, The hall was greeted will 'a full • use. The admission full. The vocal eel tions cf Mica Stella' is oily 15 cents aoc1,, '5 cents. , Griffin; of Wingba , made her a great if On Thursday est, while Mr. H. `lavorite, and the pe. Ile of Blyth will wel- Halliday, of Howick was unloading a load come the opportunit of hearing her again. of wheat at Mr. 'C gg's warehouse his —Blyth Standard team took fright at rte train and trade a —Messrs Jas • Mo boit for liberty, landi g the waggon off the J Kling, Mack Me embankment. No mage was done, ex- Johit Chisholm w sept the loss of a ba, of wheat. Tuesday, attending or sale in the tosvti et.'onSmith,*chargewho of cos Jae MoKelvie's rest Smith First pleaded t the Ce;itral Business wanes Changed his has been the most sob- recommended to m \z c1£ the selzcol.and the: The judge sgntenc A. good business Wingham; very litt capitalrequired. For partidulars, apply 0 peat effuse .box 195, Wingham. 3 t — The fall torus College. Stratford; oessful iii the Fusco ,prospects forest, }UC essful winter openings.M3-l4 e,.•CentraL-pris on Monday, Jan rd, are very profz,ising. —This month's This splendid echo.l is certainly deserving Forester appears in of the large pair nage it receives. The containing a hietor Principal, Mr. i J. Elliott, wil be organization nine pleased to send a rospectus of b' school excellent pbote-gr to all interested p ties. • officers and the or Bargatnein••Exercis• boo Scribblers, tario, M'uitoba, B etc., and a hook oov•r ree with every Maritine province school book sold. 0 - olm's Drug Store. amount of useful — Xt is learned by a despatch from Fer- . the Order. The gas that G T It Co: ductor Snider, the estei•cs is one of the well kuown railroad ix ui and lecturer, isso fraternal societies seriously i11 that his fe is despaired of. reserve fund on be. :air Snider has for yere been conciliator death claims. We on the G T R bet veen Windsor and of our worthy t( Niagara Fella. Abou health- failed and he breaking up of his sy — When grEisshoppo the•old cow quits he fishes no longer flop squalling, when the and the hoot owl qu riders ever cease to stops his shouting; twines and the lark the sun no longer s sparking ; when drop and old maid is time to shut up ing. But not till t Money. to loan aria 5} per ueut, wi payment. Apply ham. —We find in People's paper Ons nently true express Press. We agree w ing that the press of in all, is as high• country in the Ivor have no difficulty Montreal Witness a referred to, "Nowhe a press of high moral beloved country. It the unique distinotio journal in its largest fifty years has been champion of reform. has not published on or theatrical advertis floe of much money i high principle, and tower of strength, a that blow." six weeks ago his lands, who is High suffered a general in the list of photo- ' tem. cease to hop and; A $t11) MN GALL. bawlii,g ; when the I Residents of Win sham and vicinity were ici the baby stops its ! very much pains, on :Monday es ening miners no longer dun last s,, hear of thsudden death of Mr. is its hooting; wren 1 Mark Cassels, wh• •h took plane at Flint, run and the burglar - Miebigan, on that day. Mr. Cassels, ac lien the vine no longer t companied by his • aughter, Mrs. Jambs .tops ilwhen Golley, loft on F iday morning last for lie heavens begginn to ines and d maroann q; quits to Flint, to spend a Christmas holidal s stop advising; then it with his sons, wh reside in that place. hop and quit advertis Sre•rre"l®ftp s' io i15"0e're YI'r'rlrirt-newel On. g. • ' • :tests. Time pa; -sect n farm properties, at 5 pleasantly until he middle of Monday, e terms of re p- p when 1 e had , risen from the table o R. Vanstone, (Sing- mud fell to the fl..r and expired in a few fit minutes. . '4• -" - he Methodist Youn tdent: of this section, vine ard the:;following emi- resided dnthis 1 m adjoining tl town n about the Canadian in East W cyan ,eh township, r nearly th the Onward in say- twenty years,'h ,. ing from G nton. I -Ie Canada, taken for all was a member o the Win am Presby - teed as that of any terian church, • life -lo Liberal in Our readers will politics, and was nr ertell.11y respected by in recognizing the all who knew 1 im. flloart trouble is • the paper spenially attributeu as the au" s of his death. He e, we think, is there leaves a wife ande am'I i of rive sons and tone than that of our one daughtepe'= Thom s, at home; possesses, we think, George, in,;,lorri: towns "p ; and three of having a leading sons in Flfnt, and Mrs. Ja:. Golley, of city, which for oyer Morr''iqq.t'ownship, 11 of who •i will have a moral otsieder, a thetheartfelt eye •athy-«-oft*' In all that time it m' tsilirttrybtreirr" se salIliatie i. The re• liquor, or tobacco, mains were.brough frotn Flint on Wed- ment. At the aacri- nesday and conve ad to his late rest - has stood true to its dente, from wher: the funeral took tends foursquare, a place, on Thursday •' fternoon to the ainst all the winds Winghutn oemeter'r nd was largely at- , tended by the old nds and neighbors of the deceased. elvie, A G Bastedo, er, R Vanstone and re in Goderich on the trial of Roland d before the judge ling a forged check at urant some time ago. not guilty, but after. lea to ;;uilty and was rcy by the prosecution. him to 15 muoths n. ssue of the Canadian eliday attire. Besides. of the Order since its en years ago, it has vures of its executive anization staff, in On- itish Coh'mbia and the , as well as a vast nformation concerning anadian Order of For most successful of the in existence, having a d of f,580 779.43 to pay otice the smiling face isrnan, Mr. John Nee- reasurer of the Order' ngravings. MUNICIPAL I 1viI:NATIONS. The •municipal nom evening passed off qui hour had expired: the results of the noniinat 111.1. ✓J. A. Morton, prep seo aided by Thos. Grt nee ' Thos. Gregory, by George Shaw. Wm. Holmes, by T sivatune. Sale Register, Tuesday, Jan. llth, 1898.—Auction sale of farm stock, implements and other chattels of W G Pattou, on the above date, at lot 87, con.11, But Wawanosir, James Henderson, auctioneer. Geo Tj 1 ing, tseignee. Good T111105 Coming. Under the use of Scott's Fmulsion all. the organs and tissues take en new life, The mind ants with mora vigor, the Heart heats stronger and the blood is greatly enriched. DERIITY• Jas. Angus, by T. Pageant. Thos. Forbes, by John Cornyn. Ches. Reading, by 1, Melndoo. coria Ward 1—Jos. Golle George: Shaw ; A. d2 Golley and J. A. Jiorf by2', Hogg and A. D nations on Monday tly, and when the. following were the one made: n. sed by Wm, Clegg, ,oi•y, 3. John nornyn and s. Gregory and W. tEEVE. I. Ross and Wm. . E. Simmons and m. Fessant and R. • PE,28. . L8. iy'ri shall be glad to h ve contributions to this solu,un from any of our r dere. Ir ►'ou hav sit te,s or 1'url,nse ruling se ,y yourself, ctropin and ten us, or send nee note o that effect, Mr H Day is in T rento tins week. Miss S Woodcoc has returned haute from college. Mr Gus Meliac111 from N F Yew's. iii r A R Cochran n has returned,heit ', of Toronto, gave thy. TzarEe a call this we k. '., Mr G H Irwin h his trip to the 'bV Miss Mel -lardy, o in • in Wingliatri .tit' Mies C Farquha w k with Teeswate 1/141 J B r friends s returned home*fro st. eeswe. ter, wits visit+ , week. ' .. on ie.. spending 'rfrietrdg�' rs ,Swartz, ' i7" visit'l�r rien s in btswexii) futon i 1tl r J S i TcK_in on, of Blyth, was int , town on Wednesd and gage the Tutu; a rah. tntr John Gins, -on, " of Manitoba,, is visiting his sister, . .rs Curierrrings, Lower Wirgbam.�f Mr, Thos Bell i in Tetonto attending a meeting of the ?uruiture Manufacturers Association. 1lessrs Siren Ro ertson, jr W Farquhar- son, arquhar son, E Ilradwin a a Jos .T3odg on visited . at Harriston on V ennestiay. Mrs J Dickson, of Wingham, and Masa• Adie, of Clifford, wfre visiting Ili Melville Manse last week. Brussels Post. Mrs Cartwrigl t arrcl danghter, of Wlti-g ham, are the gu :ts of Mrs John Foster.. Mrs Dixon, of S? inghiani,' is visiting heavee • daughter, Mrs J West.—Clinton • News- Record, The following s a partial list of Wing i hernites who ape their Christmas Boli- .t days out of town —Miss if Robinson` at Kincardine; T. Mesendre/and wife a ,. F. Shore and wif at Stratf4eii; D. nese and wife at 'i. ullt,rss tical Mason at London ; 1) Sgt lesYre*Orrdper.i Thos; Dodds at S•%afert ; C A'pgrnptcll, at Gilt; ,. Harry McKay t Toronto; 11. Chambers at Ingersoll; Mi. and: Mrs. A. R. Mc- Donald itt \Vroxe 'r ; Mies .1. Struthers at Owen Sound ; ;,Ir and Blas. Il B. Elliott at Iugereoll ; Mit- Ella and. Charlie DeaLee at Goderich; Jas Duffield at Hamilton; Geo Hanna at Ha riston. The following is a partial list of Christmas victors to Wingham:—Wm Irwin, wife and f inily, of Listowel; Geo. Spence and wife a d son Hugh, of Wallace; Alex. Mcl,rtgomer• and wife, of Orange Hill, at Thos. Irw n's; Thos Small and wife of Wiarton John Small, of Mb. Forest; Chas Sin It, of Listowel ; J. Ii. Elliott, of Harris r in ; D. Pringle, of St. Marys ; J. Tenuan and wife, Walkerville; Wm, .James, of G eiich ; Dr. McKenzie, of Moncton ; Job Aikens, of Jietroit; Frank McLachlan Detroit; Miss Flora Robertson, of Bay ,ity, at John Neelancls; Jas. Jerome, of Til onbatg, with parents ; Frank Carruthers, .uffalo, with parents; J ld Hiscocks, Far. , with his family ; Jas• Carruth, Arthur, 'pith hie.,femiiy ; Miss Eva Dawson, Toro to, at her home; T A Reid, Owen Soun , at his home; W It 'Loutit, wife and ch d, Battle Creek, with. parents ; Mrs J W anatter, of Goderioh, and Mr and Mrs Valker, Grimsby, at P' Deans; Wm Pring • and wife, of Duluth, with his parents ; Mies Button, of Tees - water and Misses and A Anderson, of Belmore, with M es M Fessant; Mies M McLauchlan, o New Ycrk, with het' • parents ; Mark A ken, Wiarton, with parents; Mrs Hunt , of Clinton. MRS. , by Jas. Angus and Robinson, by Jos. .n; J. B. Cummings, Simmons; Sas. D. Lot;g, by A. E. Sian ons and F. Hogg. . Ward 3 -L -W. 11 'non, by S. Gracey and J. A. Mor'.on ; H. Lemmex, by tVrn. Moore and J. A. Al, rton ; George Shaw, by L. W, Hal'aou an Thomas More, Ward 3 —G. A. N 'ween, by T. Forbes and W. Peasant ; Shu Wilson, by W. Va lston° and W. 0 egg; P. II. Roderus, by John SVilsoti and R. J. IticMath : Alex. Young. by T. Forbe and Geo. Mussell. Ward 4—Win. Hdtrres. by Dr. P. Mac- donaid and D. Stew rt ; J. S. Jerome, by R. McIndoo and i Fessant; Dr. J. P. Kennedy, by Jas A ;;us and It. E. Mc- Kenzie : C. J. Readi , by R. J. MeMath and John Kerr. SCHOOL ItlisTI:os. Ward 1—Thos. Al andJas, Siemin ; W Hornnth and Chas B - Ward 2 --Win Mo and H. Lemmex. Ward 3—G. A. Ne' and Jos. J. Kerr; H stone and Thos. For. Ward 4—Wm. Bu and 'Phomas Moore. There bei;•g only Mayor, J. B. Fergus declared J. A. Morto acclamation ; also W Trnstee for Ward 2. as Scuool Trnstee do end of 1808, oonseq ation will be require. for Ward 4. !ahem, by W. Snell n. Gannett, by J. J. rbd. re, by J. A. Morton ton, by Geo. Russell Kerr, by W. Van- s. ton, by R. Mclnde° one candidate for n, returning officer, Mayor for 1808 by Moore as School Wm. Button's term not expire till the ntly a new Hominy for School Trustee At the close of he nominations Mr. John Neelands was •ted to the chair and called on Meyer 112.rton to address the ratepayers present. ayor Morton thank- ed the ratepayers for : gain plating him in the position of Mayo. He fully explained the finances of the t wn for the past year and intended to d. next year what he considered best "for the interests of the town,without fear o favor. Reeve Gregory a d Wm. Holmes also delivered short ad esses and both said they were not in th . field for municipal honors this year. Since nomtnatiet resigned :—Reeve, Gregory. Deputyr Couneillora.—Ward Cttmniings. Ward Roderus, Alex. Yo ing. Ward 4—Win. Holmes, J. S. Jeroi Ward B ---G. A. Ne matters so that ne necessary for the Re for Ward 3 and a so 4, and will elect A, D. Long as counoill• C. 3. Reading and a r, 3,P. Itemiedy as couneiilors for Ward four, the following have m, Holmes and Thos. eve, C. J. Reading. '--Jos. Golley, 3. 13. —John Wilson, F TT, e. School Trustees•-- tot1. 'This will leave nominations will be veship, one'councilloe ool trustee for Ward . Robinson and Jaa. e for `,yard ono and CHURU 119 OTT;S. The Salvation Art Christmas tree enter racks on Saturday ev A watch night ser St, Paul's church th commencing at 11.30 y held a successful element in the hare niug.: -ce will be held in (Friday) evening, clack. The communion of the Lord's suppeir the morning service hurch next Sunday. 11 meet on Monday t the home of Intra requested to will be administered a at the Congregational The W 0 T U w evening at 8 o'clock, Helm, 'All the mem be present. The children of St, enjoyed their Chris Tuesday aftetnoon 1 meet was held in th evening. Mr. Alex. Loohe, e Said, Egypt, is expect meetings in the Chri hall, Victoria str Sunday next. Re Holy Land and wilt account anis w sting.` All are it these mirstings, IF, are aul's Sunday School. seas sleigh ride ort t and an entertain - school room in the missionary to Port - .1 dtoha+lda seriesof ran Workers Zits -stem' , commons -tug .:owl°. been throes vs esu r'h'ea° in ]5gpt sof 117 istritvo.If .