HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1888-05-18, Page 1VOL, XVE.---N0 20
WIN O-IY.A , ONT, m FRIDAY, MAY .18, 1888.
WHO [ENO. 85
TEM generous support and cordial
reception accorded the Tuns sine° the
beginning of the year have bepn•satite
factory ai1c1 gratifying to us. .It
u,ftords us great pleasure to realize
that our efforts to cater to thepublic
requirernents,i i this respect have beim
appreciated. Irlceptioe difficulties
have • been surmounted and more
apparent inpiruveinciits many be ex-
pected from • time to time. Being
desirous lnaterially to increase its
scope, 'influence and patronage, we
offer the paper for the balance of this
year for fifty cents, Now is the time
to subscribe, ':Let us have your
11 ashes.
LOCAL '3! W 3.
-Ali auction' sale f household furniture
on the Market Squ e, on Saturday, at 3
.m.
-Warm :-To 'exchange a new piano
or orgaa for a good driving horse. Apply
to if. Davis, Win; Gam,
--Richard Atkins• u, who died last week
iu Exeter, was bort in 1?.ins county, Ire-
land, in 1807. came Canada over 50 years
(ago and settled in he township of Bid-
---A. meeting of tel peranos delegates of
Huron county will e held in Cifuton, on
°diet' 22nd inst., for he purpose cif closing
up the'affairs of the lcott =1eti•11.ssooiation,
undmaking arrange nts for future action.
-A oar loadof
tipped at Wingbam
,April.24th,via tit at
Bay, reached :Winnip
.consider this extra
ordinary freight.
Mr. J. Liviugsto
forth Collegiate Inst
has beau chosen as of
the Canadian team
snatch at Berlin on
tureen Canada and t
eight for Winnipeg
G. T. R, station on
pony's line to North
in live days. We
good despatch for
captain of the ilea•
ate foot ball teats,
e of the players on
in the international
ho 24th of •May, be-
e United States.
-When the Scott Act was ,carried, au
Order in Council as passed by the Dom-
inion Government; bringing the same into
ffeot, and altirouo t11e Act has been nein.
brolly repealed, it'', s still law until virtually
'repealed by Order n Council of the Domin-
ion Govorulnent. •
-The North at Transportation Co.,
Beatty's Line of Steamers, are now run -
ming regularly fro + Sarnia and Kincardine
to Sault Ste, Mari Pt. Arthur, Duluth,
etc., connecting •r all parts in the West,
North West, Mar toba, etc., For all infer:
>tnaou and lowos rates on through tickets,
oro abies and fr iglu, call on Agent G. T.
Wingham, St tion.
Extensive i provetnonts are to be
wade iu the stow block by the proprietor,
Mr. H. D., Hearson, of Whitechurch.
An addition,' 68 x 35• feet, is to be put up in
rearofMessrs. Cl ne&Co.'shardware. 'The
present iron roof s to. bo removed, a,great-
er slope given, an the entire building re -
roofed. Mr. He • • erson's enterprise is to
be commended, a he has already spent a
large sum on this structure.
clrets, via popular routes,
erica- West,Northwest,
"oast, etc. -go to the G.
nt, Wingham. Baggage
to destination and full
whereby travelling will
nd free from annoyance,.
tickets to above points
est figures, and -with all
ages. • Freight and mov-
hrough at 'bottom rates
meat Completed up to
tion.
ex or • TAN A.0N. —a The
with pleasure accepting
ppleton & Co.'s Great
din is,i.ow the only ex -
shed in the English lan-
ats • comprehensively of
subjects under the bead
d Literature, and that
ter of •.whioh is Weeper-
th every want of the
's vast surging crowd
the irresistible tide of
All interested observers
order of intelligence
or hand, upon the newly
s iu science and appro-
eir uses. It is clearly
.who lags behind is a
existence a prey to his,
-and thus the world.
--Messrs.
shipments
Quebec, M.
-Mr. G •
Wrn. Moor'
Central hot
property fo
-The.qu
ist Church
appropriate
Rev. Mr, M
-hlr. ,Tull
last week,
the past n1
leg re.atnpu
is now-gettin
-The ilex
entry and
the • resifterre
evening of
inembors are
For through
to any point in At
Manitoba, Pacific;
.'T, E. Station Ag
obeoked through
information give
be made pleasant
'Tourist and rete
also on sale at lo
gtie a 1 g d
' V i in a van
Ables forwarded
and every arran
:delivery at destin
TVE Gm Ar W
eieading public ar;
,`the fact that D.
.American Cyclo
.sting work pub
guago which tr
more than 80,00
of Art, Science ea
either one or anot
.ably connected
World's people. 2.
.wo behold ridiug
bunt advanro,.
.see ally the high
e zing with an. ea
iscovered :eleme
priating them to t
to be seen that he
drone and !his ver
fawn parasitic slot
moves on.
-The town of r rishas made a sensible
glove in passing by-law authorizing the
expenditure of 37 000 in the purchase and
remodelling of a market building. The
;etas° began to e
farmers' trade an
ial welfare of ti
t inglaain townfa
geppetn'ay in this
, xl a Ultical stag
having' the pow
future. . Why e
able 'trivia hall,
ivtipportod week)
tion, standing at
be materially in
judider% anal
favor and stron
management o
lievo the prose
to our towi
jealousies, char
ought to be 1
more business-
,;enetitatto til
Inglis & Armstrong matte
f woollen goods to Manitoba,
ttreai and Toronto this week,
o, .Aleekenzio has bought Mr.
's house and lot opposite the
1. Mr, Moore lived on the
nineteen years.
rterly meeting of the 1Vlethed
vas held last Sunday, when an
discourse was. preached by
Dowell,
Moore returned from London.
here he had; beenstaying for
.t1r. Whilst'there he had his
ated closer fo the knee. Ht?
r on nicely.
Meeting of the Winging!, Lit -
mime Circle will be ltelcl at
of Mr. T. Ritchie, on the
ay 21st, at 8 e':leek. Ail
requested to be present.
-Special ,ervices were held in the
CatholioObut •11 on Tuesday last, high
Mass was c+lobrated and two able and
forcible sor •ua were preached by Rev.
rather Willi s, of Chatham.
°periouce a decrease 'in
the injury of tlientater-
o town, -We fear the
hers are practicing a false
atter, The town 1s BOW
in its history, the people
to unmake or make its
n we not have a reaped -
well equipped and well
market? With. our loca-
1 facilities our trade might
reared, if not doubled, by
sited taction, While we
ly support eennotny le the
the town's affairs, we be.
t policy to be detrimental
s best interests. L'otty
eeteristio of small villages,
id aside, and broader and
ike viows taken as to what
futurq welfare of the totvu.
-:-.The amo
Division Cou
was 02,640,
Motley paid
the number
amount excoe
ut of claims entered iu the
s of Huron county last year
The total amount of suitors'
Ito court woe` 161.5,640, .and
f• suits entered, where the
ed $100, was 74.
CANADIAN PACIFIC TICziir
For tickets, maps, guides or any other
information i'egarclin i his road, call
on 01 E. Williams, -Ticket Agent, C.
P, Jt., 1Vingh'
-•-Zile belie
nearly compl
celebration.
splendid progr
to, bring a lar
town. Those c
enjoyable day's
that arrangemeuts aro
ed for the 24th of May
e trades' procession and a
me 'of amusements ought
number of visitors into
ming may count on a most
:port.
-Scott Act or Lie' tse? That is the
question,
-The old sc11oo1
half an aore of laud,
on the Market Squ
19th, at 7,80 p. tlt,
• -The annual meeting of the Wingbam
Methodist 3)isti et,':will be held in the
Methodist Char h, Brussels, commencing
on Tuesday, the 22nd inst., at 9 o'clock a.
re. The' lay r-.resentatives:will please
attend the follow 1g day (Wednesday) at
10 o'clock, a. m., .wheu the financial busi-
ness will be take up.
-Mr. Isaac N. rthgraves, of Turnberry,
and his daughter,-lttrs. Mitchell, of Gorrie,
left here last w.ek via G. T. B., booked
through to San F ancisco and return. Tliey
go to establish a claim to a large property
loft by a near lativo. Wo wish them
success. • On the same train also was Mr.
John Stuart, of awanosh, bound for San
Francisco, on ai prosiieotiug tour. They
aero ticketed t ough from here by Mr.
Stratlidee, of t ' G. T. 1•t., and all express
theme ves 88 ighly pleased with the
co . lett arras Cements provided by him
their cornf• t and convenience while
R route.
-Last week's
Record announce
Murray, father o
Wingbam. Subje
liege of the stoma
he attended:Ghurc
taken ill the ssanie
Tuesday. A nat
Scotland, he came t
settling in Fergus.
trade of shoenntkin
when he hauded over
ful business to his so
ing disprsition, upri
all his dealings, and 1i
was a Presbyterian in:
politics and a total ab
of alcoholic drinks, H
family to mourn the
father and loving bus
years of age.
Ptsasovlts,=bIr. H. G.
Postohieo Inspootor of this d
Oh Monday, 'and was well
things were conducted by
Mr. Fis1ier,a0ortio Vidott
visiting in Wingham-Noun
Mrs. Morriiiold, of Wingban
parents and other Mt. Fore:
«-Brnssdis .Budget: Joo McI
of Winihteu, were in town
(3lllespma .visited friends 'at
Rose Chaptnan of Wtnghat
towel this•weejc.—•Messrs. W
ssue of the Fergus ran:
the death of Mr. Wm.
Mrs. H. Smellie, of
t to attacks of •hemmor;
h for a couple of years,
on 'Sunday but was
afternoon and died•on
ve of •Dutefriesshire,
Canada 34 years ago,
He carried • on his
till about a year ago,
his large and success:
. He was of a retir:.
.t and honorable in
ghly esteemed. He
.eligion, aLiberal in
Suer in the matter
leaves a widow and
8s of an intelligent
and. He was 60
-Alr, ,i, MolTelvi
been lately repaire
it a cheerier and
ance. Mao. is bon
in his lice,
-An agent of the
in calls to . that o•
all those desiring
teeu have already
a great convenieece
'zip to a call l3ycomi
They aro put in fre
ouncls, consisting of
i11 be sold by auction
re, on Saturday, tire
's Star Restaurant has
and renovated, giving
ore splendid appear-
d to maintain the lead
. P. R„ is now putting
0e, at II, Idiscocks, to
tem. Fourteen or fit -
eon gut in, They are
a boy always respoud-
ig around for messages,
of charge.
Mechanics' I
The annual Mee
Instituto was held
Mr. P. Fisher in t
Loutit acting score
port showed that t
a balance of 16512,2
in membership fee
grants $250, Makin
95. There was ex
$105.03; for salarie
fiction, $295.57; for
for magazines, ee
miscellaneous, 07,
nide on Hand of
books on hand is 46
„674.73. There we e bought last year 422
books, of which 1 9 Were fiction, 19 bio-
graphy, 2.1 history • 56 naiseellaneoui, 42
general literature, 8 poetry and drama, 10
religious, 29 scion°• and art, 50 voyage and
travels, and 10 wor s of reference. There
are now 1895 volt 1108 in tho library, of
which 1002 are Re 'on and 890 Voyage aril
travel There we e•8 diLily atld 16 weekly
papers received., 7 ?agazines and 8 periodi-
cals. The ensuin •year's officers aro ; •.J.
A. Morton, presid_ 1t ; W. R. Loutit, scare-
tary; 11. MoIndoo treasurer; and Messrs:
Fisher, Morton,
iopkirk, of Stratford,
t':let, was in Wingham.
leased with the way
it worthy Post Diaster,
: Mrs. AS. Young is
Forest Representative:
was rho guest of her
friends the past week:
loo and T. 'McCullough,
its week.—Miss Martha
Nth last week.. --Miss
vfelted friends ab Lis•
Hamilton, of London,
and -,T. P. Newman, of Lugo e1 agents of the North
Aymrerican Insurance Co„ we a In town this week,....
Mr. W. Aitkenl travelling ag nt of tho Beattie Line
steatmrers, at barilla.' was in
Wilkie, !dentist, of Clinton,
1ast.--Miss Isa Gordon is th
town this week. ---Mr.
as in town 011 Friday
guest of friends at Lis•
towel this (week. --Master It. hie, ,son of Rev. John
MONabb cleric 0f tho•Presb •tery of Maitland, has
gone to learn rho tailoring at Mr. A. W. Webster's. --
Mr.; R. r. Brook, of the Lis + wcl Woollen Mills, was
in Wingham this week and taloa 0a12 at Tits Timis
otttce.—Rev. Dr. Ward left • Priday for a trite east.
ward, Ile expects 56 go as far as t; uebee before he
returns. -Veterinary Surgeo R. Blackwell, of Lon.
don, gold medalist of last ye, is alma who has charge
of Mr. Tennant'0 practise h
days in Wingbam Last lveek
Talbot. ProfeSsionaliy, we
few pointers from veterinarl
Mrs. J. II.' i)titutai±e went
that e(ty, spent a few
the guest or Mr. C. R.
Aspect, be was getting a
Wilson, of this town. --
Toronto this week on a
visit toiler daughter,Mrs.(3 •over. --$fits V.nate, of
the Brunswick house, Seel t some days with friends
85 Teeswater this week, r. J. J. Crabbe, late of
the St. Marys Argus, how of the lino of W. 3. Gage
ts Co., Toronto, was in, own this week.—Mr, A.
Fisher, of Paisley, was visi Mg' I ds brother, the post.
:1.Ilalliday, of Detroit, is
mor a't winghant. 1I* is
nnorons former friends.•-••
*siding' in Detroit, is honis
at %Vfneham.--Mr. 11. r.
5 Toronto this weak. -Miss
tatter of Andrew Mitchell,
Uotrolt on Monday or h
!undimmed stay. 12158. Lizzie Pearson, of Detroit,
returns with Miss Mitch IL --Miss Totten, of Aylmer,
has been a guest at th, postmaster's for a fortnight.
She leaves for home tld: week.—Mr. D. Kincaid had
the point efone ofhisii gers taken ot at Bell's factory
nn Friday last. --Mr. . 11011 McAndrew, now in the
employ of Mr. T. Ile. leaves for \vinnipcir next d f eat, and social die -
week. Iia will proba' 13 go farther west, }}y. It, tinotions, •do not goner t lly ily into eeifacioa
plaster, this week.—Mr. 8.
now on a visit to his mo
ltoartily welcomed by his!
Miss, Dottie Ireland, mill'
on*. visit to her parents
Gerster' spent a Inc days
Annie MItChctl, eldest d
of Tarnhorry, goes to
stitute Meeting.
ug, of 'the Mechanics'
u Wednesday evening,
e chair and Mr.W. H.
ary. The annual re.
o year was beg
nu with
; 079.75 were received
; and in government
the total sleets 11841. -
ended for` rent, eta,
$74.60; for books, not
ooks, fiction, $148.51 ;
spapers, etc„ 1175.76 ;
0, .thus leaving .a bal.
44.78. The value of
0, and the total assets,
roves, Dr. Towler aid
D. C, Munro a be and of direetors. The
Tnstitute'has had successful year.
4ARLY
WIIAN AND
mine, w
In the spri
Fisher', now p
who war{ then
a view to obta
privilege for fl
set out on hor
parative wilder
by the locatio
Mount Forest,
Walkerton, Te
ing Teeswater
the was appri
water' privilig
Government,
Lower Wing
ltnid the ho
dwellers i t
weosu
not aware df
place as Win
and blindly
location, lei
land, inet wit
was putting
rough ;roup
courage, .the
the capacity
hardships of
Currie richly
has attended
Waa it Sir Jol
wittylrishina
pole is ever
will in all pro
on." Mr. Fi
man who vohu
and showed
privilege, A.
then. cleared a
a tavern who).
stands. The
3Ir, John Corn
ley had come
Lower' W ingil
in 1858, severe
ent site was t
Edward Foley
in Wingllani
'first child was
Fisher was hes
orably impresse
site for future
deal of the loll
was then squatt
mixture of Iriyl
What was carte
then passable
grading of whit
the Salt Block
retraced his ste
Bagarty's hotel
directed 'his co
found out from
Land agent t
was to be sold
upset price of
sale the biddi
1y till 8900 w
to one Arms
Teeswater,
possessions b
titin su111C:Wh
funds were
PIU1kT'3 RING•
OW WINGITAbl's FTB3R'
3 E$TAI;T.I$IIED,
of 1860, Air. Peter
tuiaster of Wingham,
esiding in Guelph, with
ning art eligible water
uring and woollen mills
eback through. a conn-
ess directing his course
of such places as
Arthur, Port Elgin,
si'vater, &a On reach -
then a small village,
d of the fact that a
was for sale by the
11 the town plot of
am. On reaching Zet-
oful and aristocratic
. n
r w
tat aspiring 1 re
bl, e
the eistece of such a
ham and were proudly
blivions' too, as to' its
. Fisher, on leaving Zet-
i 14ir. ltobt, Currie, who
n grain in a piece of
with one horse, The
'ndustry, the frugality,
nd disposition to endure
such pioneers as Mr.
eserved the success that
their laudable efforts.
n A. Macdonald or some
who said : "If the north
= iscovered a Seotchman
=bility be perched there -
her found his. Scotch-
teered to be his guide
in the existing water
ut half an acre Was
d a log house kept as
the Queen's hotel now
lace was then kept by
•u. Mr. Edward Far-
o the Town Plot of
ne, from Owen Sound
years before the pros -
ought of for a town.
vas the fourth resident
td in his family the
era in Winghaln. Mr
tily'''xeoeivod and fav -
1 with the place as a
operations. A good
in the district around
d. upon, there being a
Scotch and English.
Graham's bridge was
cross the river, the
is yet observable near
ine tank. Mr. Fisher
s the sante evening to
Belgrave. He then
rse to Goderioh and
Mr. 0, Widder, Crown
re, that the privilege
in a day or two at an
1500. On the day of
g for the site was live-.
s reached. It was sold
rong; a surveyor from
$1,150. His earthly
ing nil, and his reputa-
t shattered, the necessary
of forthcoming, and Mr.
Britain's Fo` most Marksman
Arrived in Wingham.
Those converse tt with or interested in
the records of no ed British rifle. marks-
men must be is iliar with the name of
Pt. B. McVitti , of the famousFirst
Dumfries' Rifles. This gentlemauj,Jais
wife and family having just arrived 10
Wingbam on Tue: day, we had the pleasure
of calling upon hit and oxaminingaattcl ad -
nos aggre fatiop of rneil-
eft'at Laughol'iil; 5112011-
o collected on them,
elegance and costliness
noted sources from
btained,:we felt prima
d a ,world-wide fame
r. 1k,.fo Vittie is a native
riesshire, Scotland, a
o, genial, observant,
always -followed his
a builder tnecllanie.
the 20511 of April,
in the Circassian, on
eating of a; shaft, she.
hore at .Halifax. A
Intercolonial, a day's
the long. subsequent
Ingham considerably
They are now stay-
r-iu-law, Mr. T. G.
tie visited . America
1 Bore Rifle team in
and in 1882 he repro -
miring his marvel
cis; etc., which he
fug kuty would •
From the number,
of these, and th
which they were
to meet one who
as a marksman.' •
of Langholm, Dutti
man of fine physiq
intelligent, who ha
avocation, that of
Leaving Liverpool
destined for Quebec
account of the' br
had to be towed a.
tedious ride •up the
delay at Quebec au
railway journey to
fatigued the family.
ing with his, broth
Elliott. Mr. 'MoVi
with. the Scotch Stn
1876 at Oreedmore,
sented Scotland in t1 o British team which
tackled and defeat() the National Guards
of the United States at Creedmore. He
also was one of the t ritisil team at: Wim-
bledon, when the At edema team suffered
another, though less disastrous, defeat.
He is the only vola iteer who wears two
American and one i' ritish -gold medals. Fisher purer : sed his right for an extra.
Mr, &IoVittie has rep esented Scotland 151 'r - truer lir i 1i r the from St.'
times in the Internet'. nal 20 matches, and Mar 's ill 11.60, lleing the second resi-
10 times in the -iMobo Shield coutests, and de'tht and an operations. Peter
is the only voluutee who has 8 Queen's = g p'
badges. having shot )tat utunber of times did not cal le for two years after.
in the final stages, Ie has won most of ,Shortly aft swards tt saw -Mull with
lire the St. George's V Se and Dragon Cup, , , ,
Grand Aggregate and rominion of Canada with 111:r. 1. MC(31'eii tt .as head.
Cliallengo Trophy, as d the Bass Olympic sawyer. I conneetion ivitb the pure
twice, Secretary of St to fqr Ware. .1:Te chase of th sito and .privilege Mr.
has repre8euted' the voluuteors a great Fisher had n understanding that he
many times in° unite service Challenge -
Cup at all st.bse cent time have °lin
Cup Contests, and the other Country in q
the 1 olapore Cup C• petition. - Mr. Mc- right to pal Base the power above Al.
Vittie has carried off r ,ost of tho principal bort street o whioli it Was at first
prizes at All.comers'' competitions, Scab-
bard ,ranted, no J. Wl'eneltittnn then
and England, H is now appointed 5i batted on the land and built a tAnl-
went for the Field • ifle Company,' of .
Birmingham, to sell t eir Martini Henry? porf,ry data and saw mill near the
;ILifled. -These rides in 887, at Wimbledon,+ present upp'r flouring mill, ITe told
won over 155,500. .G cry rifle-all'°be: out to Mr. '. Gregory and the matter
tested lay Me. AtcVhttie illhavethehestwas in dispi to for several years. In
then recd where t
now stand$, It was
Kent's corner8 subs
building an Victoria
foundry and they to i
fors. Mr. Fisher is
shrewdness, penetrati
ment, and generally
lie is generous and
Beaver black
hen removed to.
quently to a °
street near the .
s present guar -
man of great
'n,. sound judg-
well informed.
genial but out-
spoken in his convict ons and recog-
nized Rs a Haan of st
Fling integrity.
WINGEA1i'S IN USTRIHS.
Wii.giiam Flour nig Mills.,
AN EXPERIENCED- AND s
FIRM, AND A wane. E
As to structure, equ
for turning out work
utation, the Wingba
has a splendid rept
of Messrs. Hutton. Pr
charge just six years
great prizes at Wiinbl don, amongst which an upright saw was in operation
hila with au order•
rifle that eau be prodt ced. To • detail
Mr. MuVittic's explo
tram would kin itnpossi
we believe, the best rec
who ever engaged in t
and althou='h a coinpar
we would say about
been over 25 years an
art' and has been cons
laurels. Canadians t
have so famous ii, marls
thane. Hs has always
rat labor by steadily pur
Mechanic. Canadians,
erotic i eas of ««overnt
s as t marks•
e here. Ho late,
•d of any Britisher.
0SC Competitions,
Lively yonug alai),
40 to 45' --he has
rdont lover of the
fitly adding to his
y well proud to
an settle atl 1ongst
seated the dignity
uing his trade as a
with their demo -
night dentist, 11 abut° i iolsposed dor a to.
night.—•Aclaut sono Atr, (Acme Malty, loft tar over the enumeration .f feats of skill ae•
Toronto on wrdnesda .•-•111sse:t foam and P,oynolds comp1iS11ed by British 1 uitee and lordlings.
and Principal Bret are attending the Teachers' whose tvliole titne itt ngrosPed with the
\,ieeloinise,r-tiaofn at fi.11, oarwai cin Thursday. stieh like arts.
r this ween.• -111;.9 :HUN' t:A•
Nowa', ...:.,u„ ,.not viii;..g the k i"„9 porter:ails of demise' $ 111 Shooting and
1862 a gris mill 82 feet by 37 was
erected tories high and in 1863
the wollen nill wee started it being
the most, ea aotous ana bed equipped
west of Get ph. The most dis'astrous
fire that ev r toele place in this section
swept awa the entire raill and Mr.
Fisher'e reel Ow in the spring of 1875
entailing a loss of at ler,st 820,000.
Of an inset. nee of 84000 about 83000
coVerad a r cent purchase of wheat,
The mill W S rebuilt tilt) Sane esdar
and in Mae '82, was eold to Messrs.
been for tin past 21 years postmaster
. The poatoffice was first
Winglian
kent whet is nosy the pottery,which
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AiNG FINANCIA.i.
DIPPED 3ULL.
pment, facility.
d general rep-.
F in M•l
lout g MII:
iorl.. The ;firing.
ce & .Darr toork
go and in Jan'y
lost one of it_s metube's by the .death
now known by
(`arr. The
rrangement and
by 45 and four
igh. There are
le rollers giving
5 barrels per. 24
et of stone for.
The power pro-
water and it is
125 horsepower.
and had explain-
ation undergone
he effective and
y from entering.
rued out graded
were nnade and
w to. describing
•ariotis machines
that our descrip-
ulighten readers
The machinery
e
from the most
manufacturers,
mond Separator,
a Craig , Scourer,
Machine, Garden
s, &o., eyeryithin
turn out in the
the name of Hutto
mill is modern its
design. being 60 feet
and one half stories
in use six sets of doe
a capacity- of about 1
hours. There is a
chopping purposes.
vided is entirely by
equivalent to about
The writer witnessed
ed to him every ope
by the grain under
complicated machine
the mill till it. is tt
flour. Observation
notes taken with a,
the' operations of th
but we since realiaec
tion might not rauc
or please machinist
is of the latest ma
reliable and popul
and includes, a Ri
a Cockle Machine,
Riehmond's Brush
Oity Drakes, Par'
necessary, in fact,
most expeditious anner the finest
brands of flour. T 11 this y9ar a largo
shipping trade was carried on but ore
account of the dep essed condition 4
the milling indust and the scarcity
ot wheat, custom work was mainly
done. The firm f Messre Hatton,
was broken by the lamented death of
Mr. Thos. Price i January last, Mr,
Hutton has been in Wingharn, eras
played, in Ole mill or the last.eighteen.
years and has by courtesy,. lurid-
ness, honorable cl ling and close at-
tention to 'busines won the esteem of
ham, a large circle
our dealers general-
illwright by trade,
arter of a century
Oxford, Middlesex
ea counties of On -
somewhat retiritig
on the coefidence
townspeople and
m hos been con.
Hutton & Carr,
mimed the uppet
s Turner's. Tide
the 'splendid water
has exclusively
chopping mainly,
of stoue, hut
operated lately.
-war erS. frequently
es tei it. is to
condition of the
oon snob as to
purposes as they
the'people of Win
of cuetomers and
lee parx is a
and 41:e spent q
in Elie acamties Of
linron the gar
tit*. Although of
disposition, he has
and respect of his
customers, The ii
stituted that of
The firm recently p
better known
gives control o
power. This mil
stone:and is used 1
having seven ru
only four having b
Messrs. Hetton
MIS tO ft? business,
coming 25 or 80 mi
be hoped that the
flouring trade may
warrant this firm in
grinding for shippin
have the. best facilit
Under the auspi
be given Intl° town
evening, the 2Ah i
array of talent luts b
able literary ability
eutioulet, is to give
sillections, Ali
rieli, Miss Cargill,
Beennan, Miss Flan
'Smith end Vlannig
are to tato part,
Georgian, of %the
of the Roman
and coneert is to
hall on Thursday
Sp. A splendid
6u secured, Mr,
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limber of popu-
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