HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1885-10-09, Page 8LOCAL NEWS
tiaMAL Winghamqueitera expect to go
thHarrietiell next Tuesday and Wednesday
— tO ea a chielting tournament there,
VIUDAY, 00T, 1880. —Qn Burnley morn.
ing Georgie, the little sou of Wm. Sadlerr
READ THIS. ovum of Alfred and Sluter etreeta, met
with a most painful aud dietreesieg
dent. While Nrs, Sadler was preparing
breakfast, aud while her book was turned
for a xnemeet, the little fellow took hold
of the coffee pot etanding on the stove and
upset the contents (stair one side of hie
head and bed , scalding him terribly from
bead to foot Dr. Macdonald was lamed- Geo. Hughes starts on Monday for Glas-
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moned and did. all that WaS gow, Scotland, with a cargo of live stook.
possible for the little patieet, who IB now ....haer3.s
Gusisie Duffield, of London, is
on a fair way to veoovery, 'visiting in town and is the guest of Mrs.
Mums' Hotaz.—The members of St. Whitney.
Paul's church have arranged to bola a tiovieaa. —
se Norma Dingle has returned from
"Nervest House" on Thursday next, Oct, --
Chicago, where elle has been visiting fel, a
15th. Divine service will be held in the cuuple of weeks,
church commencing at 4 ca.:look, p, rn.a,
4Mire• R. afoludoo has returned from
Rev. j. B. Richardson,of ltlemorisl church,,a4o-'
Brantford, where she has been visiting for
Loudon, will deliver the discourse. After
Divine service tea will be served in the aCouple of weeks.
town hall until 7, after which the minieters, John Kerr has returned from Loudon
of the town will deliver short addresses and Masonville, where he has been visiting
There will also be vocal and instrumental for a couple of months.
music, The Wingbam town band will also, ,,..arpite Moses wisher 1u26 Miss sineb„rwe
,goods business of Win. Holmes, and will he present. to enliven the proceedings. The in St. Catharines this week attending a
take possession iu a couple of months. offertory and proceeda of the eutert in- convention of the Baptist Women'sForeign
Tun regular meeting of the school board ment will be applied to the rectory fund. Missionary Society.
avill,be held next Tuesday evening, when Admission to tea and entertainment 25,
exclirs. Pethick, of Stratford, is visiting
the teacherwill be engaged for the °usu.., rents her daughter Mrs. J. Carr, and Mrs. Cody
Tnn Hoo Nraanticoe e.—On Monday A. R
ing year. and two chidren, of Woodstock, is visiting
of the Queen's hotel, was charged before her mother, Mrs Carr.
Tnz cheapest and best place iu Wingham
Mayor Neelands with maintaining a Cali-
fornuis-
funeral furnishings is at S. Gracey's. Smith is preparing to go to auce within th
All the necessaries kept in stock. S. meaning
° of the la — fornia to spend the winter with her (laugh -
e by-
e P •
-Gracey, Practical Undertaker and Furui. ter Mrs Sovereign, who with her husband,
arrivec. there a short time ago. Mrs. 8ov,
fected every day. He was found guilt)
There are quite a number of our eub-
soribera who aro in arrears for their Times
and from whom we 'svould, like to hoar in
substantial manner. Wo have to pay
.cash for =aerial and wages, in order to
• do which it is necessary that (Ahem should
pay us. If all who are ia arrears would
settle at once they would not Imes the
email amouut, while it would give us
several hundred dollars to ORM' 04t con-
tensplated improvements Let all combine
to settle for their paper within the net
)nek,
151 liervaS) Chia wanted. One Chambermaid and
leis Dieing Room girl. Highest wages, paid. Enquire
,st Central Betel.
SERVM
ANT girl wanted, Apply to rs. E.
R. Talbot.
Jona Sent, Licensed Auctioneer, Wing -
lam, Patronage aolicitecl.
NEWANS luta purchased the dry
fat
414bBEIVIrtu
tT. pointed a conittee to ascertain at times
what the iudicationa of salt are at the
Went and to see that the actual depth bor-
ed IS aeeerdIng td contract.
• The treasurer was instruoted topay over
to the parties authorized by $t. Pauha
°hurt% society to reeeive attine, the
0100 paid to him by the 1,Viagliem Herti.
cultural eta:slaty for widouiug street in lieu
of streets closed.
Tho treasurer was also authorized to
place te the credit of the treasurer of the
school board the sumof 01,200 for school
purpeees. The quarterly (Vitiation of 025
was (Ordered to be paid to the band, and
the Council also agreed co furnish siding
and nails sufficient to lino up the Weide of
the building used by the band for their ac-
coinintalation as a practice room.
Mr. Groves, principal of the public
school requested the frog use of the town
hall on 'Thuraday, tile 22nd inst., hi which
to hold a concert to be given by the Nortl)
Huron Teachers' Asseciatiou, which meets
here be the 22ad Ana 23rd. The request
was granted.
By-law No. 106 for the formation of a
new fire company, appointing a eaptaiii,
and remealiug by-law No. 89, was read
three Woe and passed.
The isouncil then adjourned.
a we go to press we learn that a report
boiug oiroolated in tho neighboring tevrn.
ellips to the effect, that there is small pox
Wiugliahas aud as a 00l1130‘1110DOQ many
farmers are afraid to come here to do
business, They need not be at all alarm.
ed, as there is no indication whatever of
the disease here. The report is wholly
Without foundation.
Peltalental.
ich 'd h I
tore Dealer, Wingham.
s hog pens must bo weaned out and disin- "
s
Os Wednesday morning Philip McKibben and sentenced to pay a fine of 05 and costs ereign issomewhat improved in health,
;7broke ground for the erection of a new res- —mitking inoll $8.10. Now that a start but Mr. Sovereign is apparently no better.
idenco on the corner of Center and Patrick has been made to Gerry out the provisions R. P. Simmons is in London this woek
sstreets. The buildiug will be f brick and - of the •by-law it 4s looped that the good attending to ciroulatiug a petition there
costaabout 9-1,500. . es. work will be kept up until the town is for a commutation of his son's sentence.
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LAST week we eiijoyed some finoturenser clear of thesofilthy and loud -smelling pens.
weather, and this week WO have experiene. Thereta lotR of them arouod and it don't
.ed the other extreme. The weather has require much hunting to find then.. Tho
;been very cold and there have boon several able-bodied smell arrising from them gives
thein dead away.
.snow balls since Sunday. •
CARNIVAL.—A grand carnival will take
TOE editor •of the Toronto News thus
papers place at the roller rink, this evening, at
svrites: "While talking -about local
which prize § will be given for the best Tuesday for Milammy, where Mr. McKel-
let me tell you. to take . your local paper
.whether you take the News or not. A. fancy and comical dresses in ladies' and vie enters as.a partner in a new woolen 1
We understand that he is meetingwith en -
D ARF411ANOE..-80 acre forth; some timber ; the
malting of a nice home; delightful s:tuation, 31 -
nines soucti of Vassar, Alicnigan, sandy loam; spring
broolc ; Reboot and state roau near ; 0. my. switch
on corner. Also 320 twee Southern itlantobe. 100
acres highly linproved feria, lot 80, eon. 5, and 100
acres lot 9, con. 8, Oultoss. Free deeds. Sale or
exchange on easy terms. Gso. 5leffunsox,
Wingham,
P. S.—Private funds on real estate at 7 per cent
no expenses. , Oct. 9, '85.3•In;
DENTISTRY.
G. 1.8!!-'13 L. D, S.,
neer Gradual!, SW Member oI Royal Distal Celle,11.
• ; Taranto.
Attends his office ovdr Gordon' .5 Dirindoe's store
every Wednesday. Bent of reference andeatisfaction
given. The varlet% on:esthetics used in, ea:trading
teeth. Prices moderate.
couraging success in his canvass, haying —
secured the signatures of the city officials
and the loading citizens to the doeument.
B. MoKelvie, who has been foreman
in Inglis & Co.'s woolen mill for the. past
four years, left town with his family on
' man who is too poor to take a local wine gent's costumes, and children's costumes, manufacturing firm starting there. He. is 0
is either toopoor or tomean to keep a for children under 14 years of age, There an energetic and pushing young man, and
es
alp a' will also be a five -mile race, olien to Wing- his many friends in Wingham will wish . a a ,
Odd Fellowe othis talenwe pun. ham enly, the prize to be a silver cup val. him the prosperity he merits in his new ,1 . a
c f t:
Adjoining the Brunswick house, from Mrs.
party of winner in three matches, time to ton, takes Mr. McKelvie's place as foremau- I
chased the vacant lot ou3otesploine„ street, .,
ued ite0/.0. This cup will become the pro. field of labor. Lewis Robbins, of Hamile
Li
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0600We t
bo named by the donors. The rink will be in Inglis & Co.'s mill.
Graham, for . understand iis
' open to the public before and al, er the asesTaos. Howarth, fOrtnerly leader of the
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Wingham band, has become deservedly
popular among the citizene of
oiy .to building with &lodge room hpstaitcompetition. Tho Wingham Town Band'
ra and' —
- • will be present and furnish the rnuaio.
sterefl boueith.
• Those in costume will be admitted free.
ANNIVERSARY SERMON. — Next Sunday Ae this' will he., the firat carnival in the
afternoon at 3 o'cicick Rev. R. lalcCosh will 'roller rink it is expected that there will be
preach the anniversary sermon te the a large atteudance.
Foresters of this town, in St. Paul's BAND Bzeerrn—The band benefit enter -
church. The Members of the Curt will tainrneut heldrin the Horticultural hall, oo,
meet in their room at 2:30 p.m., and march Tuesday evening, was a most successful
to the chtireh in a body. affair. It was gotten up by the ladies. of
IS. GRACEY has a largo stock of eideboards the various churches in town as a. 'dad of
bed room sets, parlor suites, sofa, lounges, sot -off for the generous services of the band
mattresses, &c.. that can be bought at very aktheir socials during the summer, and it
low prices for cash. Special reductions to was one of their best efforts. Tho build-
-parties buying iu quantities of over 050. ing was tastefully decorated and comfort -
Parlor suites away down, almost at cost. ably heated and proved,a most suitable
It will pay you to come 10 miles to buy at place for holdiug such a gathering in cold
S. Gracey'aFuruiture Rooms. Reineinber weather. The ladies turned out in full
the plaee, directly opposite T. A. Mills' force to make the affair a success, and the
store aud next d000r south of Bruntovick best evidence of their generosity was. the
House. s many baskets of 'loaves and fishes' gather-
TEMPERANCE.—i . temperate convention ed after the multitude had been fed. Dr.
Tamlyn acted the part of chairman, and
evader the auspices of the Scott Act 'As-
he makes a most excellent one, too. The
Sociation of this county, will be held in 'the
programme was an impromptu one, and
town hall, Clinton, on Thursday next,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. F. .
consisted of a song by Mr. Croyden, recite-
S
Spence, of Toronto. secretary of the On-
tient; by Dr. G. B. Foster, of Detroihmusin
tario branch of the Dominion Alliance for by the motrai organ baud and several
selections by the town band :Led orchestra,
the suppression of the liquor traffic, will
bepresent and address the couveetion• 00 j at the conclusion of which dancing was in-
dulgal in for a Short time by those pros -
the present aspect of the temperance
exit. The handsome sum of 060 was re-
alized from, the entertainment.
'SRIPPED.—Last week IDE TIMES gave
the facts of ft case of bigamy which had
question. Every temperance worker in
the county is cordially invited to attend
ilatd ake part in the proceedings.
aaa.atameaw ..Estaste.—A few days ago just came te light in this town, without
cael4t2' 'Freddie, a four-year-old son of Mrs. Saint, ' however divulging the names of the inter -
had a very narrow escape from being estecl parties. The much married man
brained with an axe in the bands of an began to feel that he Was between the
older brother. It seems that the two were borne of an unpleasant dilemma and con -
playing together, when the elder ran after' eluded that his beet course would be to
Freddie with the axe upraised iu his hands, skip ou6betweeir two days. This he has
when he inissed his footing and fell, the clone, and he is now.in pastures new, prob.
axe deseenditig with considerable force ably looking for a third wife. aloe name
upon Froddie'a head. A. large gash was of this gay deceiver is David Dunnage, a
cut in the little fellow's head and Reverel blacksmith by trade, who has beon work-
stiteltos were required to draw it together. ing for some time for Wm. Gannett. Ile
He liad a very narrow escape from instant came to Wingham a year or two ego, rep-
rice tli,
resenting himself to be a widower, although
Dicecat BIDINO.—Ouo of the greatest at- iho had justdeserted a wife in Murvale,
tractions at the roller rink this season will Addington county: lie commenced look.
he an exhibition of bicycle ridnig, on , ing about Winghain for an eligible partner
Thnrachty evonieg next, by Clarence ri, i to share lois joys and sorrowa, and finally
Smith Paid Minnie 1h:suction% the chain- ; settled on asavicfaiw named Mrs. Moir, to
pion lady and gent double bicycle ridditireife whom he was married last winter. He
America. home of the feats petfotineaWart the setkob of his infidelity to himself
thin duo are truly wonderful, among 'until he ascertained that wife No. 1 was
being the very dangerous and diffieult feat- on his trail, when he akipped out to.eseape
of riding on one wheel, balancing the the unpleasautnegh which was likely to
bicycle on two eheirs, and others equally follow. He has left .both wives eutirely
diffioul a This will be the finest ealiihition ' deatitlite. It is a pity that such a scone.
14 bioyeleellip ever gem in Wingliare, Mid dm! has ishedeeilea in escapiog the pitniti1l-
hhoult7 valve a rliNitti,1:4 023:d.n. t ent Lo :.ichly deserveS,
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where he ,has ,air:seided since -loving this.
town a few years Ago. We notice by the
Oakville Independent thatlie was teuder-
ed a grand reception by the citizens there
lath week on the occasion of his return
from a visit to England, and was enter-
tained at a supper at which MO of his
friends took their seats. "Tom." is leader
of the baud there, aud at pears to give the
best ofsatisfaction.
. Stop I Read This.
Are you going to attend Blyth Fall Fair,
October 13th and 14th? Blyth has been
noted for having the best fair in the county
and this year promises to excel. Metcalf
the Jeweller, Stationer and 'Fancy Goods
dealer, has made arrangements with a
wholesale jewelery house, to send on sale
for fair days an enormous line of Watches
and Jewelery over 920,000 worth'), and to
advertise and extend our business we have
decided to let our customers select from
this enormous stock at prices that will
astonish the closest buyer. Yeti are in-
vited to call and see our display;if you are
prepared to buy or not you will be made
welcome. Respectfully yours,
FRANK MEZCALr, Blyth.
Town Council.
The regular monthly meetiugof the coun-
cil was held on Monday evoniug.
A communication from G.1kIcKibbon re-
lative to widening Josephine street, be.
twoen John and 'Victoria was read and,
placed on file, as waa also a communica-
tion from the school board containing a
copy of a resolution that the election of
trustees take place at the same time and
in the same manner as municipal elections.
The finance committee presented their
report, which was adopted, recommending
the payment of the following accounts:
Chas. Smith, work ou streets, $7.50 ; J. T.
Ainlerson, plank, etc., for streets, 915.77:
H. Clark, wooden piping for waterworks,
e2,50; J. B. Fergneon, quarter's salary,
962.50; Goo. Pettypiece, do„ 9106.25; John
rptek8on, 6., 020; D. Buell, work on bridge,
93.12; ;los. Reading, stationery, 92.00 ; W.
F. Brockenshire, railway Mad for indi-
gent, 01,15; Smith & Petbick, iron spike
and water lime, 95.38; Chas. Barbee, filling
seed, 02e.; Geo. Powell, balance charity
order, 91.
A report from the property oonimittec
rolatitis to the cemetery *as referred back
for fiddler particulars. On inotioa the
rave avol Csktf. UC.,40,10*-4) Wrirt, apt
FeRf SALE
Two lots on Josephine atreet'adjoining the Bin*
wick nonSO, With O. itenteee 0124 ketlit100 Nur leak
lots—two in rear of Brunswick anti two rear et
W. Webster's; also a private dwelling on Scott fittest,
cOntalning nine rooms, with every convenience, The
property will he sold cheap as the eviller je ibhVing
the country. For further particulars apply to
Mac Gsaitau,
Winelism ave. 18.1880. Stott ensue
RH E tJMATiSM
RV' Sufferers front Blieumatism either of fate
Aeute,Ohronle, Inflammatory, or ilonorrlinea type,.
Rheumatoid Arthrisie, etc., ran find a v0012115 M.;
In the Royal Rheumatic Remedy. Sure, safe and' rg
liable, No fraud or euro all, but a new and import,
ant core for all ltheninath• diseases, Beware of vile
drugs containing idereury anti other Jgrison a. Ger.
nein cure guaranteed Oniv 4/1 a bottle, sent by awl
prepaid. Address .1. 1100Per Shia Proprietors,
.e 55,O'Connor Street, Ottawa, Cam tf
hffZalo
COVear/To(Swerr )
By virtue of several Writs of VIM Faehis
out of "fur Modesty's High Court of Justice, queered,
Bouch iuooi.Ulisiouert llivislons,inul to Mil:owl/Ma
umivertfd ag..dust we halms and Tenvinentsef Chlt):itis
reit Scutt at the suits of The 5101stMe Batik and
William B. Hutton alai Peter Fisher, liars seized and
100.001 in Execution all the right, title, Interest et")
equety of redemption of the abovemanted defentlarir,
U1131.10 Tait Seat, 011 and to the folitiwing.lands mei
tenements situate, lying and being in the Town .4
County of Boron, and Prothice. l 0)i-
tario, via: -
1st, Lots aloven, rifty•Two, and Three ilturiOM
anti Forty.Five„rouning numbers, GovernMenti stir
vey.
214 Lot Twellty•Tliree, Foley's let Suelmay,..
ward Street West.
3rd. An undielded half Interest in the West hall
of Lot abirty-One, Minnie Street East, ()dames..
Saertve.Y
isLots Thirkt-Four, Thirty -Six, ThIrty-SeVor:
and Thirty•Right, Scott surVey.
5th. Lots TwentaoNinv and ThIrty•Five, on South
side of Scott Street.,
Oth. Lot Four Old wcat eters of Josephine aireea
iiac and except Ten feet in white sold off the :seta
erly side of said Lot.
7th. Lot Five West side of Josephine Street.
80. That portion of Block 13 commencing mu -
hundred and two feet in a Westerly directm» al. • ;
- the South side of Victoria Street from -the Ni
Westerly angle of Lot Thirty one, Foley's
hotter knows as the Exchange Betel property,thent
Westerly eh -tattoo, along the South side of
'tort*, Sheet, Twenty feet by Ono Hundred MIS Mat.
t,en feet, in a Southerly direction, and parallel
JuSephine Street, all said properties being in 'Seat'
eoot.ontet
'cryn,unnOasruerSv4.b.divisions of a portion of Block II
a
Which Lands and 'renantents 1:
shall offer for sale, at my °dice, in the Court Bonne,.
In the Town ef Ooderich. on Tuesday, the First day
bifoDeict,Noon.ceinber, 1885, at the hour of Twelve of the
ROBERT GIBBONS;
Sheriff, Buren..
Sheriff's Office, Goderieb, Aug. 2.tul, 1885. •
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Late of Birmingham, England,
having taken up:his residence in
in town, is prepared to re—
ceitee a . .
COD
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.110;t:P;Pxs 7e time td
ceore 7/07,67' stook as
7.iofb will 'save money
by getting- dry clean
Coal. Cash must ac -
c ota,_p any all orders, as
we will nooo7-c Coal.
JAS. A. CLINE & CO,
00.A.1.1_
COLD
00A_IJ
Limited nttmber
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p7.681:16'.1"117t8i.i.,7,-&,ctzion. 7.72,
intrumenta; Music,
PIANO AND ORGAN
Por terms, ete.a apply at his resiz:
• clenceelolopold street.
While Rose Cream
FOR THE COMPLEXION.
. itEWARD $100
for any preparation that will equal White!
Rom Cream to remove Tan, Freckles,.
Pimples, Soften the Skin and Beautify
the Complexion. Every bottle guaranteed
to bo as represented or money refundrd.
Price 75 cents per bottle.
THE P.11ARMAUY Sole Agent fox-
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Wingham, Ont.
w 0-003DS.
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For Bargains in any li ne which 'makes a
BOOK, STATIONERY & FANCY GOODS HOUSE
Complete, call and See W. Cla G. READING.
Having bought a firsz•class stook of wall paper very cheap, 1 will fn.11 it clioap
for Mill, Ind will sell the older stock of wall 'paper and other gowle
at cost price. 8 pieoes of Irving's Sot. music for 10 ots, Dress
Patterns at cost. A lino -tock of Artificial leaves and
flowers just, in. My ro paining, stock of cops, saucers, ti,;c , very
cheap The best and cheapest line in note paper and envelopes in
town. Wingliain Depot for school supplies. Stand opposite the Post Office.
Parties wishing gilt parlor paper would do men to call and see my
new samples,
W4 CI. Gi APiim