The Wingham Times, 1900-09-14, Page 8TH '1 fl G1tA I TINS, SEPTEMBER 14, 19(}()
Peter S. Fisher, sols Of rOartinSter
ri:11.•:, leaves to -Morrow for Deixver
t`ol. Peter is t> very obliging, and
honest young peon and we Hope be may
:awe leo trouble i11 securing a good posi-
tion in his new home. His many Wends
in \'i''iughan will wish hila success.
1 I)r, and Mrs. Towler left oe, Tuesday
ar.oruillg on their trip to the O1(1 Laud:
Tlu.'y will spend 1. the winter- in England
and will visit the Pairis lar.po:ition. We
wir11 them a safe voyage and a, most
pleasant time clarion their stay. Their
permanent address will be 100 Du :ton
.Boats, Stockport, I.rugland.
I'1•esbytcia• of 'alaitlanil.
The Preebytery of Itit itiaud Mei; at
Teeswater, Sept. 0th, 1000. Rev. W. J.
West was appointed Mocler0:tur for the
eusuiug term. Rev. F. A. MawL' euuau,
Clerk pro -teal. Minutes of Ass(embl
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and reports of \'V.I''.M.S, 'were distribut-
ed. The change of date of meeting from.
1Nth to Oth Sept. t0 suit Rev. Dr. Camp -
(7,3
bell way approved. Rev. Dr. Campbell
ift,I '� and hes. ,
t,,�,,,� �,a�.�,,.� Colin Campbell twerp invited to
sit ee corse:ending members. • Com-
missioners to the General Assembly
Rev. Rod.. MacLeod, B. D., Rev. W. 3.
West, M. A. and Mr, H. D. Henderson
First Peep at Fashion's repnrtud their diligence which was
appruve(l. In the same connection
Secrets for the new ( cvnlula.uieation from. Hon. Judge
!±`tt.bes, ;et. Juhu, N. D., and Mr. S.
Halifax, weie received.
I i.r. u.iapbe11 the agent of the Century
,..et eenvt.•red an u:lpreseive and in -
Le. a.unes3 str.,ugly urging the
euurkletiun of the eauvaes and especially
urging that generous contributions be
gireu to the Common Fund.
The following resolution was passed
on motion of Mr. Malcolin and Mr.
Henderson; -That the Presbytery com-
mend to the congregations the carefully
considered arrangements for the com-
pletion of the canvass on behalf of the
Century Fund and that they be espec-
ially and affectionately pleaded with to
give that liberal help to the Common
Fund which is so desirable in the inter-
ests of the church's great work and
which will be a source of divine blessing
to those who cheerfully and liberally
come to His help. A cordial vote of
thanks was tendered to Dr. Campbell
for his assistance in the matter.
The list of aid -receiving congregations
was considered and it was agreed as
follows 1 -That $31.25 be asked from the
Augmentation Committee for North
Trinloss, Riversdale and Euuiskillen for
the present half-year and thereafter
this charge becomes selfsustainiug.
That $75.00 be asked for Pine River till
October 3 st and $100 per annum there-
after. That Duff's church, Walton,
supplied by student receive nothing.
Dr. Murray presented a unanimous
call from the united congregations of
Knox church, Ripley, and 'Knox church;
Bervie, in favor of Rev. F. J. Maxwell,
licentiate, accompanied. with a guarantee
of stipend of $850.00 per annum with
use of manse. Stipend to be paid iu
semi-annual payments.
The call was etixgported by Commis-
sioners Messrs. Peter MacDonald,
Angus 11lartyn and Wm. Henderson.
The call with relative documents was
ordered to be forwarded to Mr. Maxwell.
Provisional arrangements were made for
Ordination and Induction. The Presby-
tery will meet in Kuox church, Ripley,
on Tuesday, October 10th, at i0 a. m. to
hear Ordination trials and at 1 p. in. the
public servine will begin. The Moder-
ator to preside. Mr. Dunn, of White-
church, to preach. Mr., Miller to address
the minister and Mr. MacKay the
people.
The officiating minister will read the
Edict in Doth churches oil two Sabbaths
preceding Induction.
season.
+ki
for your inspection. The stock
is wonderfully complete for
eo early in the season.
NEW AUTUMN MANTLES
(Yglt.pught to see.)
Tailor-made 'in the top notch
of style, colors, Black, Fawn,
Gray and Tweed Mixtures.
Men's and Boys''Clothing.
Most complete stock of new
fine goods in Oaercoats, Suits,
Hats, Caps, Hosiery and
Gloves, Carpets, Curtains and
Rugs. Stock finer than ever.
I. H. Mcl
00'S
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111.
las .• •
tar'iR SONALS.
':ire eontr;butiens to
• air re.;clers. If you
ojng tinily yourself,
11s a note to that
Wesley Walker, of Blyth, spent Wed-
nesday in town.
• Mr. and Mrs. H. Davis
With friends in Clifford.
Mrs. A. E. Simmons, of London, was
visiting in town this week.
Mrs. (Dr.) McKenzie, of Monkton, is
•e, guest at the home of Geo. McKenzie.
Mr. Wait, of Toronto, was a guest at
Duncan Campbell's a few days during
the week.
Malcolm Graham, of Owen Sound,
'was visiting his father, R. A. Graham
this week.
Mrs. Geo. Allen, of London, is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. McKenzie, Lower
Wingham.
Mrs. Thoe. Parker, of London, has
been visiting with Wingham friends
this week.
John Leslie, of Winnipeg's largest
furnit ure store spent part of this week
in totv;l.
Dugald McKinnon, of Copper Mines
was visiting with Wiugham and Luck -
now friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eobt. Maxwell spent
Sunday iii Listowel, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Will. Jenkins.
Geo. Thomson and Rev, A. E. ]3.
Thomson, of Godericli, were calling on
old Wingham friends on Saturday.
James Cochrane, who has spent the
past two months in Manitoba and the
Northwest returned home on Wednes-
day tight.
Miss Kittle McKenzie, of De troit, who
has been visiting her sister for the past
five weeks, returned to Detroit on Sat-
urday accompanied by Mrs. McIver and
Babe.
G. A. Bisbae, of town and his brother,
3.13. Bisbee, of De 'seizes, Middlesex
County, accompanied by the Tatter's
wife are attending a re -union of the
'Bisbee family at Carsonville, Mich, this
week.
Sohn Gillespie left on Tuesday morn-
ing for 'Regina, N. W. T. , fTo intends
spending a couple of months lithe West
on a prospecting tour and may locate
there permanently if he can Lind seine -
thing oatitable.
Will. Alien, who, loft Wingham to
number years ago for too West, is now
`visiting with Wingham friends. Mr.
Allen Juts been in the hospital for a
slumber of weeks, having been badly
hurt In a railway accident. 110 is slots
only tllr10 to get around with the aid of
of erare w.ls,
spent Sunday
( rip rnN At the ltec tory, 131L411, on Sept.
daughter.
1th, the y f nk ltev lkorgu l c( uillill; tl
1TArd,Avt -In Ilowick on Sent. 2nd, the'.
wife of Nr. 1l11 Hallway, of a claui;;hter,.
•11111?Mkf'e1?
•ltr r l:Nn-Kut` At the residence of W.
Kew, W hitec bore% by Iter, Mr, Leech, and
Tier A.I. Brett n, We duesday, Sept. 16th, J. A.
S ;idini, of Shelburne, to Miss Annie Hew.
ir,,olv--StilainaLANO.^ :At the home of the
wide, Mir cone c ssieli of .'hast Wawanesli, on
$entemb^r 12th, by Ilev. i'Vin. %cove% tiro.
SVilscin, of 1i U4t Wawancralt, to Miss Caititerme
l ei' bethryonllgest daughter of Wen. Suther-
Nol. Nt I111nr••-At the residence of the
bricks pere•nta on September 12th, by Bev.
(.ce1; c McQt ilhn, ;Tames E, Noble to Sara
Ellen, daughter of vcua(4 Nethery, all of East
Watwalursh,
T10inr - Tii Gies, on Sunclnt, Sent. to
D: it.D01il, i'gtel 70veaisend 10months, •
e 7.AenAirr In \Viugliam, en Seem m�}�er
10th Catherine McTaggart, aged t+5 years,tYr'
Mc(rowAN 1u Blyth (111 e ptoalt,er lair,
Hers lone Mc t owaii, aged 77 years, 8 rncnths
and 1. clave.
Kris --In Chien go. en September 7111, Ceoi•go
Iain t•on et 'Wm, Xing, of East Wattnnosn,
aged 42yea is.
previa -en Morris, on F1( teMber
times Crcmm. aged 713 years and. 11 in
�tl S,
tilt:,
STRAY SSE
Strayed from the pc - ewe of the under-
sicncd, lot 4. c•onccssio: Morris o11 or about
the lire of September, Sive a fg eel most. The
tinder will be s«urablr rewarded.
WARWIOII,
Wiughain 1', O.
•TEAWANT
A t,:R^11er for U. 8.8. Ne. 7,:Aland. Second
or th1t. chug ee ti irate, p ieatious, stating
salary, to be sent to the ' 'e .tory 011 Or horore
the i,t11 <rf Scptcnlhel, ' . Duties to com-
mence the.tirst of It 01
GAVIN WILSON Oce'y,
Box 4'2,'W gluon,
EUI S E.
Lot J Congo scion 8,
tier( s, is offered. Tor sal
bank b .rn amd geed 1
of repair A Hover -f
1,11r•.v, containing 100
the farm Is good
e hOUse, in good state
ng curing runs across
the farm; also a good ,)odes orchard., The
Piave is situate 11� miles from Te, swater and 3
miles from Belmore. For terms, etc„ apply to
P. 0, ilox 157, Wingham,
•
STRAY SIDE',
.ltraycd 021 the premi s • the undersigned,
01d Town Plot, 'Wing,'one ewe and. two
lambs. Owner is reg1 ed to prove property
and pay charges.
'W. H. CAMPBELL.
• DR. AGNEW,
Physician, Surgeon, etc.
Omce-Maedonelcl Block, over J. E. Davis'
Drug Store. Night calls answered atthooffice,
Mr. R. A. Cranston and Mr. Hastie,.
students, were certified to the Senate of
Kuox College and Mr. A. O. Mac-
Donald to Princeton College, N. S.
Mr. W. C. Smith is recommended to
the H. M. C. for Missionary work as a
Catechist.
It was agreed that each session hold
missionary meetings as found con-
venient.
Dr. Murray reported that the Presby-
terial Young People's Association met
at Teeswater, Sept. 5th, that they
allocated e5 to the Indian Famine Fund.
Next regular meeting of Presbytery
will be held At Winghatn, Tuesday,
November .20th, at 10 a, m.
Joule MaoNann, Clerk.
Lucknow, Sept. gth, 1000. .
( 1UEi &. BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAM.
Night oalls at Suttee Block, or Fifth
door smith of School 1lotase. Shop op-
posite itlacrldnald block."'
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ANTED -ACTIVE MAN OP GOOD
character to deliver and collect in Huron
County for old established manufacturing
whole solo house. $900 a year, sure pay. Hon-
esty more than experience required. Our re-
ference, any bank in any city. Enclose self-
addrersiieclstaunped envelope. Manufacturers,
Third Ploor, 334 Dearborn St., Chicago. .
A Mien Wanted at Once
To engage with an 010 reliable firm in a plea-
sant, profitable and permanent business in
own county. Good pay weekly; exclusive con-
trol of territory. 'Only those whomeanbusiness
need apply. Enquire of
N. CHENOWETH,
449 Spadina Ave., Toronto.
NOTICE.
ender
i
•tt o eat
I am again in my old stand
apposite the Post Office, 'end
can supply all kinds of
Fresh.
V ure d
tAg- ; -•t3. i Wirei.4-1 • `:'.4 7A CO , ' f» 'r 4 •.TG1"t'..-PMARA-.. !•tip'; P! V.'i1►i Vie.-1►,'c;
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China Cups and Saucers at
I have On lzancl a stock of
Long Clear Salted Pork which
will be sold at a reasonable
price.
Don't forget,. the old stand
when in need of anything in
the way of meats.
M. DIA
tl
Notice is hereby given that a C rt will be
held nuu•snant to the Ontario Vote 'Lists Act,
by His Honour the Judge of the ' ounty Court
of the County of Huron, in the ouse of Daniel
Geddes, Belgrave, o T. sday the 27th
da - of September, A D. 1000, at 10
o'c1oel, in the form.o , to hear and de-
t(•rmine the several -. uplaints of erToi a and -
omissions in the Voters' List of the Munici-
pality of the Township of East Wawanosh for
the near 1000.
An, persons having business at the court are
recluredto attend at the said time and place.
Dated. at .Marnoch P. O. in • the TotVnsliip of
_11:Is1 Wawanosh, the JOth day of Sept., 1700.
P. PO..TEmI'BOLD,
Clerk of the Township of East Wawanosll,
an 1 Clerk of said Court.
AUCTION SA LE/
elc?hle Farm Proper
;tomes Tae.Donald and Angus b'acDonald,
execrators the will of the lade • lliam Mac-
Donald, ha • instructed .7. Currie Auctioneer,
to sell by U. ie suction sublee : to a reserve
bid, at Queen . Hotel, in the illage of Bel -
grave, on
Thurscta.y, Sept. •th, 1900,
at 2 o'cloc in th afternoon
two iia .els , f land. L
Part 1. Containing ., acres more or 1esc,
1 north 34 of the North' of Lot 34 Con. 0, East
wawanosll about 45 a Ts of cleared land.
IBalance in bush; ah. use, fra vie barn acid
fruee stables, a ed or. ard, about s4 of a
mile from P. O., a a d near to chool and church.
Tins lot is wall . appliecd wit good water the
year round.
Part 2. Be' g part of the Nor 1,34 of Lot 33,
Con. 9, Ees Wawanash, contai ng 28 acres
mere or 1e ; all bush,
Tic as or SALE. -Ten per cent..2 the1�ur-
e11asi n ne y to be paid on day of . Ale. al -
once ' 30 clays. Further particul.. s, made
luso .•t on day of sale, or by applyi to the
Ex .r iters.
1 ,tecl this 16th day of August, 1900.
JAMES MacDONALD,Executors.
ANGUS MacDONALD,
CURRIE, Auctioneer, St. elens'P. O.
Wingham.
CHUUCI[ NOTES.
The pastor of the Congregational
church will preach on the following sub-
jects next Sunday: Morning --"Doing
the Will of Ged the Father." Even-
ing ---"A deceitful plops."
Rev. R. McCosh, formerly of Wing -
ham, rector of Christ Church, Clinton,
who has been seriously ill for the past
two weeks with a dangerous complica-
tion of diseases is steadily improving,
and is now considered out of •danger.
Misses Bella and Maly Scott, daugh-
ters of the Rev. Dr. Scott, formerly
Melll:sclist minister of Wingham, now
supei'iuleedolt of missions in Japan,
have arrived safely itt the hone of t11a1r
malt, Mrs Malden, of London. They
have come to Canada to avail thou -
selves of educational advantages not to
be secured in Japan.
Tho new secretary of the Congrega-
tional 1Ir:ino Mission of Canada.., who
:ills the vacency oceesioned by the re.
renlovol of the Itev. A. 1a'. McGregor,
1). D. to the States, ie the Rev. Win.
McIntosh, of Ottawa, Mr. McIntosh
has been afait hfeland settees fulpastor,
and will bring to his new offline the zeal
and ability which Savo market hie min -
wry,
FORTY PONDS (E QUALITY
and an immensurable
co mnfort .is contaiued in
these
'MATTRESSES
we are selling. -
Ttrey aro fine mattresses covered with
satin ticking, .In one or two pieces as
desired: The mattresses are worth and
usually sell at ;16.00, but we are offering
them at $4.60, and $4.50 Mattresses at
$3.50.
WALKER- & BUTTON
Furniture Dealers and Undertakees.
it will pay to be cert glad as a student in the
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
amount of
every one of
CHATHAM, ONT.
Many of the students of our Shorthand and
Basin s' departments during the last term,
ware oroll:a excellent positions before com-,
bl;tino' their courses. Wo 11ave supplied the
Ia ges cooperage 0oneelRr on the continent
s�p*�i�l�t. rr't W)OIi•KEEPLRS and. STENO-
W1APHERS. RESULTS ARE THE TEST to
apply when you 1301110 to decide where to talo
your course.
147 cities town and villages in Canada and
Newfoundland l 20 counties in Ontario; Parry
Sound and Muskoka, Alberta, and sirs states of
ter Union were represented last year,
OUR QUARTER-CENTURY session opens
So %t. 4.
Gooti beard for gents at 62.00 per week, and
for iadies 62.00. Vire pay. railwav fare to the
exte•it of 69.00 to students from a distant*.
7a"or theiin(st college catalogue iia Canada,
write n. ;IMCLACiHLAN & CO.
Ooolt'o Cotton loot CompouDci,
Td suooessfuify used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies, safe, attune'. Dunce ask
er r� dqour druggilt for Co.k. CMt.s ROM Coti-
porni. Tar no other, a9 all hiixturee, pills and
imitationsors danglroue. I'rIse, No. 1, Si pox
box, No. 7t, i0 degree( tronger,;s per bolt. o.
1 or 2, mailed on reach(of price tend two 8-Qond
ineti�mp�9, Tlaa Ceok ()elute( ay Windsor Ont.
tespontible Druggists tee estates. inaladed > all
No.1 Ines Xe. 2 art.'o:d in 'W'ie1^,linin
Muni' te•i 110. Dave,. A. A. Mo pox, (,Dula A
0. an. ;ti a'li. Dm:gists.
(;gists.
THINGS
NECESSARY
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Mustard Pots
Teapot Stands
Cream and Bowl •
Oatmeals
Jugs
Spoon Holders
i6 PICKLING SEASON
to the saccessful.tailor are: A
stock of Superior Cloth,Know-
ledge of his Business, Skill in
Cntting and Fitting, and prices
which are low enough to attract
without being low enough to
lessen value.
The possession of these essen-
tials makes res confident of our
success iu pleasing every patron.
We guaarantee satisfaction.
Robto Maxwell
High Art Tailor, Win haw.
WHOA
MANN E SHOP
Try our Grape Wine Vinegar, the only
gar for pickles. Absolutely pure.
NOVO
The great antiseptic soap for cleaning.
t Ita.ti..�
5C
IOC
1 3C
15C
IOC
1 5C
7 3C
1 5C
15C
perfect vine -
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• FARM ER.F.9
and anyone Having live stock or otherdyer. a i C oetiv /
articles they wish to dispose off should itdver• GCda �G�'•
tise the same for solo in the Timms. Our large i -`
oimitation tells and it will be strange indeed if d OIV't'.
you do rt will ells because We you. may ask bola®0�
(lett Yon will soli because you may ask morn
for the article or stook than it is worth. iieud �.
yni o vedisposing
a meei t to the Tams and try this
praielea. p ' your stock and other
Photos at Ho e
• M. E. Zurbrigg .makes a specialty of
out -door photography; picnic parties,
family groups ou the lawn; residences,
wedding parties and gatherings of every
description photographed in an artistic
manner. We deem it a :pleasure to go
anywhere so don't forget us.
We do Picture Framing -and we do it
right top7p.� E. {s. T R }�{� ���4 C
lf1 . E. .CJ�/ RBRA V1 VI'S
Down floor gallery,
opp. Presb. Church.
The undersigned wishes o thank
the public for past favo and asks
for a. continuance of t r patronage
in all kinds of'
.</1��aohine y ork,
Forging,
Pattern Making,
Iron and Wood Pulleys.
Babbit Metal at i'ow priees,
i want 25 tons of good cast scrap
in e7tehaege for Plow Points.
Plow Points 80 Cents Cash u5
cents trade.
Castings in iron or brass on band
and to order.
I have now extra help in my shop
and can attend o sir work promptly.
Works temp G.T.B., nn. Josephine
street.
WINGHAM
TLW PUMP RX
TI.1 ENLW Ri�WAY
ALLTEEL
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ni- 12- T1ILL IS
MYtWNA1ACoM•o `TN
Having re -purchased our old stand,
we are now prepared to supply the pub-
lic with Woocl and Iron Force and Lift
Pumps, Brass and :Iron Cylinders, Gal-
vanized Iron Tubing, Cisterns, Water
Troughs, Sinks, Baths, Pipe Fitting,
Well Digging and everything in con-
nection with water supplies.
Galvanized Steel Windmills for power
and pumping water:
We can do our work cheaper than
others in the business as we have the
steals power.
Repairing promptly attended to. We
also do well digging and drilling. All
work is thoroughly guaranteed.
Give us a call.
D. SHOWERS & SON.
The best equipped business and short-
hand school in Canada is the Forest
City Business and Shorthand College,
Loudon, Ont.
Large enrollment and strong faculty.
Hundreds of students in good positions.
Years of excellent work at its credit.
Catalogues of either couese free.
Correspondence invited.
J. W. WESTERVELT,
Principal.
r's
would be useless unless
the fit, style and quality
were apparent to back up
every statement. We
don't talk volumes, but
our suits talk for us, and
our prices will suit you.
Leave your order for
,khat new
SPRING SUIT OR
OVERCOAT
E. C. CLARKE
Stand next Griffin's Grocery.
nownle
A DIFFERENCE OF OPINIOM
is what snakes "hoss racin'," said Pudden-head Wilson. There
cannot be a difference of opinion as to the value of
.�yatterson's atches
They are thoroughly reliable and sold with a pasitive\
guarantee. Don't be "handicapped" by carrying any old k
thing for a time piece, '
Buy a watch from Patterson and be on time. ,
W. G. PATTERSON
Stone Block, next Door to Clegg's Hardware,
Wasissamssmigli
WANTED
A man to represent us at Winghatn and surrounding;
country, • in the sale of our choice Canadian grown Nursery
Stock. A permanent paying position with chance of advance-
ment. Arrangements will be made with a suitable Iran tc;,
SELL, DELIVER atld COLLECT. ' Good ray weekly.
We ,also handle sprayers, large and shall, the best made.
Write at once for further particulars to
The Thos. IV. o ma , & Son Con,
Established 40 years. ,.. Limited, TORONTO, ONT.