HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1888-07-13, Page 1VOL, XVII, --NO N8
WIN GUAM, ONT FRIDAY, JULY 1.3, 188.8,
WHOLE NO, 860 •
LOCAL NEWS,
-The school bo
livening next.
—Listowel and L
for first placein
lacrosse..
-•>Mr. D. Stewar
head of very fine ex
qn Wednesday..
d meets on Monday
eknnw are now tied
he Gerry district at
shipper twenty-two
ort•oattle to Montreal
,' Two hundred rail of tau bark were.
4reoeived• at the tan ery of J:, Brennan &
Co, in our days, la ely.
—Bev. J. S. ioerhouse preached an
able and appro riate sermon to the
.Orangemen on Su day last.
l-A good aized specimen of an alligator,
eing forwarded • o Dr. Gardiner, of Luck-
uow, attracted c•usiderable, *tenth= at
-the station on Mo' day last. .
-The music pu r ifs taught byMiss 2Tellie
Houghton. and 'ss : A. Patterson's day
pupils pleasantly ionioJred on the prairie
on Wednesday aft.rnoon.
—The Wroxete correspondent of the
Expositor last wee , saya: During the day
the Wingham uni armed brass band played
many Selections i first class style, begth at
the recreation gr. Inds and; ou the sWYeets.
--D. H. Camp ell, Professor of Phrenol-
agy, passed thro gh Wingham on his way
to Gerrie, on Wo nesday, The Phrenolo-
gist is evidently abroad at present. But
we can't have to , much self-knowledge so
long as packer is efiectively suppressed,.
--,Mr. T. Gre ory has tendered his
resignation " as d puty-reeve. He took
umbrage at the tion of the conned on
the question of E rly Closing, and left the
council chamber d ring the progress of the'
last meeting, resig ing subsequently.
•—Be the fruit p ospeots of the year, the',
�(fanadian Hortkultu ist, over the signature,
of Mr. J. A. Mnrto., of Wingham, hasthe
iiollowiug : "In th county of Huron and
the south of Bruo Co., apples promise to
be a good crop, o erries and pears a fair
one and,plums rat er poor."
—Wingham
town 1u Weste
's the .cheapest dry goods.
•n Ontario.
The Conov r hotel has been granted
license, we un erstaud:.
—Kill the b gs with Paris Green pur-
chased at Chi.liolun's Corner Drug Store.
—.rho Ladies' Ai will hold an ice oream so4a1 at
the Methodist pa onago on Tuesday evening, the
17th'inst.
—How comeit that the London Adver-
tiser is always ' day behind in reaching
Wingham ?'
—Arr. .Ball atyne, of Seaforth, has
reeeived the a ,poiutment of License In-
spedtor for So h Huron:
-•-Mr. A. J. : nderson, undertaker, left
for Auld Sooti• on Monday evening.Bon
vwgye say we d many. others.
—Lieut. C. o Williams, left on Monday
to perfect his • ilitary knowledge by s
course at the L. •don Sohpol °Military,
.—Mies M. L. Walker, of Iuoknaw, a
most competen musical, instruotor, is in
Wingham every onday and Tuesday till
noon.
—A garden pa ty will bp given at the
residence of Re .- J. H. Moorhense - ou
Thursday eveni • next, with the band in
at endanoe.
—Mr. J. J. An • erson had his shekel and
contents, some : corde of wood one a lot
oil fencing burn:. on Friday last, by a
raging bush fire.
—Rev. Dr. t+ ffat, formerly of Walker-
ton, has been a, pointed permanent score -
tug and agen of the Upper Canada
Tract Socitety.
—Judgement as given in favor of •Las.
A. Cline he Co 1 the suit against: MeColl
Bros; of Toront This casewas tried at
the last Divisio Court.
'—Harriston c icket club calve over on
Wednesdayevet ing to play Wit?gham. As
we go to press we lentil that 7darriston
beat by a score • f 59 to 22.
-Boating•is • ow the popular recreation
and; the•destin tion is De StraAhdee island
up the river, ere a tennis eotirt has been'
Wi44"."—Messrs. R. Elli.tt; High Chief Ranger, Laid out and is well patronized.
Viand J'. Neelands, H gh Treasurer, C. Or F., —New pot: oes, of somewhat diminutive
J. -A. Cline, D. M G•rdon, Geo. Pettypiece, roportions, ere Been at Yates'' grocery
John MVloLean, W. S yth, J. J. Kerr, P. Bil- on Wednesd : They. were grown by Bir.
lingsleyi W. McCre aht, A. Sebastian and Wells, of Lc er Wingham' •
Miss Billingsley, o' Winghatn, attended There as abig exodus from Wingham
the concert. that fell wed the dedication of on Thursda morning the 12th of July.
the Foresters` hall a Belgrave on Tuesday About 850 iekets were sold for $iuoar-
evening. dine, 50 fo Listowel and 20 for London. '
—That strange a d solemn alchymist' .-Prof. albraith is to continue his val-
deatli; claimed alio her victim, after a noble mu e' of lectures in the Caledonian
lingering illness on ridgy loot: in the hall for f lir or five: nights. >. Jl; verybody
person of Mrs. Bradsl aw'Kerr. ` She bore oanprofit • y .hearing them, as Mr. Gel-
ber long illnesswith c,lmness and patience. braith is oholarly, experienced and elo-
The funeral on Sund: y was largely attend. quant.
ed. In the evening an affecting funeral —.M
rxermon was preache by Rev. Mr. Scott
ha the Methodist cilli
` —Mr. 3, H. Van tone, jeweller, and
family have arrived •.wn and taken up
their abOifie in the late residence of Mr, H.hand.
Park. . `rs. D. H. 5 .rman, of Mitchell, I _Som •
ething new, genuine and valuable
also aceompauied her , aughter. Mrs. Tan: —the American Fruit Preserving' Powder
stone. We heartily w lcome Mr. Vanstone and Liquid for fruits, jellies, canoed goods
and family to our t wn and hope they &o This preparation preserves as well
may find the assooia ions 'congenial, and and maintains articles as fresh and whole -
`business successful.. • : some as sealed vessels. It eau be used and
left on Monday to is equally effective without the use of sugar.
Apply to W. T. Yates, grocer.
-- Rev. J. Mo abb; of Luckuow, passed
through here o Thursday on his way to
Elmira, 111inoi., where he goes for two -
months' recup atiye trip. li i is also to
supply a Gaeli • congregation who are with-
out a regular . aster. • Mr. MaoNabb is one
of the most . cholarly and devoted mini --
in the Presb terian ohuroh in Canada, but
his health h s been indifferent for some
years- prev:uting his taking a regular
charge.
oeived wo
of hie, W
years was
the 6th ins
lin Dickson, town treasurer, re•
cl a few days ago that a nephew
. Dickson a young man aged 23'
rowned at Selkirk, Man., about
. Particulars are not yet' to
—34x. 3, A. Morto
ttend the sutnmer In - -ting of the Ontario
Fruit Growers'' Jtsseci tion to be held at
'icton. Prince Edward: Co., on Wednesday
and Thursday " of thi : week) Amnngat
those bp whom -paper • • are to a read; is
Mr. A. Mel). Allan, • Godericlr, on the
•fruit prospeets of th North West which
he has recently visit_; . • .
—James M. Clarchief of police and
license inspector ,'.r Manitoba, spent
several days with hr : parents. at Wingham,
last week. He w s on his return trip
from Montreal, •w tiler he' bad gone on —Dr. •P. 1 House, representative of
Business,' Ho •Ago sin glowing tertns.of 'Appleton & to., for the American Encye 0.
andne condition and: respects of. Manitoba °podia, left f • r Listowel tine week. He left
Withe Nol police'
f five .year began .on the o and three or fou set of this. invaluable work.
hos npt ospe ed fin cia00 ly since that time: in town. Th Dr. is a courteous, intelligent`,•
genial and a tive man, who attends well
—.The Fenelon F lis Gazotto gives a sum, to the vast i • terests of his employers. All
mary of a sermon p earthed to the Masonic his dealings ere were characterized by a
body of that town o the•previous Sunday spirit of can. or and honor, and by his con -
by Rev. J. W. K. y. • We = infer from versational i %ility and maguetio influence
the summary givethat the discourse .be made ma .y fast friends. '
was suggestive , a • d stimulating... The `k anti
pazeite adds: " Mr. Kelly spoke fluent- Early Closi,
ly and was listene to throughout with 44 persons,
profound attention ,y his very large con- 'are. not pro
Cdr&gAGaoh• The dry. go
q.'he. Bovereignt of God and the Free to the repea
-Will of Man was the opie of a.well-reason, to be gotte
ed and exceedingly •ncouraging discourse
.by Rev. Air.. McQuarr e on Sunday morning
last. It. v'aa based n Rev. 19, 6 : The
•Lord God omnipot:ut reigneth. That
,God is the preserver of the world and
disposer of the minu, •st events of life, was
;as,clearly taught in scripture as that he
was the Creator of al things,
visiting friends at Ber e this week, --Mr.
Jas. Cook, of Durham visited his brother,
of the firm of Dore . Cook, this week.—
Mr. A, Molntyre, •• :reliant, of Luoknow,
a member of the ex •utive board of the
0. O. P„ was in town • n Tuesday last —
Miss 8, Blackwell, of T rnberry, isvisiting
friends in Goderioh th' week,—Mr. A. K.
Cameron, of•the poste '• oe, is on a month's
visit to his friends t Beaverton. Mr.
Cameron is a Dour :ous, obliging young
man and we hope h may have a pleasant
and recuperative outing. — Kincardine
Review ; Mayor W. ' .Inglis, of Wingham,
was greeting old riends in Kincardine,
Monday. He w s looking well and
prospering in our e terprising neighboring
town. -Miss Maggi Hill is spending a
fortnight with friend at Stratbroy.—Miss
Doan, teacher, of (il nton, was visiting
friends in town last week. — Prinoipal
Groves and lady left to Norval on Monday
where they spend thei • vacation.—Miss M.
Cdtley went to Motin ' • crest to recuperate
during. vacation.—Mi:: S. A. Burgess, of
the publics school ata , spends the holidays
at her home in Lu • . now. --Miss Mary A.
Potts, of Goderioh, visiting at Mrs. A,
Inglis'.—Mr• R. Va stone,'barristor, is now
here permanently t. attend to his office, as
successor to Be G. •Gill,—Miss Jones, of
Toronto, who has bee • visiting at Mr. Sills
returned on Tuesday.—•• rs. Bray is on a
visit to friends in Luckno —Mr. W, Dip-
poi, of the Bank of Hami on, returned on
Wednesday from Simcoe where he served.
in the branch for a fort. ghtl.—Mrs. W. F;
Galbraith, of Guelph, is on a visit to her
sister Mrs: P. Fisher, a Ingham—Mr. 14
W. Ferguson, of Millb nk removes to town
in a few days.—Mrs James Sinclair, of
Prince Albert, N. W. „ was in town this
week.—Mr. J. M. ,Je ome, who has been
engaged in the tailo ng business at' I4�n-
desboo, is home ou . visit tohis friends.
—Mr. James Sutheria.: •of Almonte, ,has
been on a visit to' his brat i er, Mr. D. Suth-
erland, in Wingham; fo some time:—
Messrs. D. M,' Gerrie, Clin on ; W. H. Mo-
Outcheon, Listowel ; F. • Appleton, Clin-
ton ; R. B. Sarvis, Listo el were in town
this week.—Mr, D. A.. rampbell has been
home spending a brie holiday with 'his
family.=Mr; J. McCa • 'ell has been palling
on hit old friends in Wingham this week.
—Miss E. Johnston, of Seafortli, is the
guest of Mrs. Houghtthis week.--Mis
Lily Macdonald is spen • ing some ti
with friends at Goderic .—Miss Gret
Jarvis, of London, is Visit' .• gat Mr. Geo. it
nninghapi, of
H. MoQuarrie'
in the 'emplo of
re, iskerne 'm
orking for ow
oheesema
n Thurada
ought are
Los Ange
L, an
hie, ar
Mills,
rs. Ro
ars.
d an
Bev. Dr, Ward • overly discoursed on
.Free Riches on Gun • ay evening last. his
,text being : "I couns: thee to buy of me
gold tried in the fire.' . Gold, our material
standard of value wh b gives social stand•
Ping •here,was take to represent the
:religion of Christ. here is an analogy
"between the natural t1'd' spiritual desires
of man, gold being t = Alpha and Omega
,of the nature in one •ase, and Christianapp recilated t
growth in the other. Christianity -is the
lcurrent omega of h even, Christianity ' remounts. Mrs, James Elder, of Sea -
'dins been tried and its alue thereby greatly forth, has bee visiting at Mr. T. H. Ross
.enhanced as none who have ever embraced this week.—'1lyth Standard : Miss T.
it have never desired to go back to "the Campbell, of ingham, is visiting in town
!heggarly elements of tho world." It is ,with her sista , Mrs. Huckstep.—Miss
alike satisfying in pov, rty, riches, porsecu- McDwen• and t rs. Inkster, of Sonthatnp.
fion,.hiokness or death It is to bo obtain- ton, 'visited at the Misses lionthron this
,ed, not from men or ohuroh, but Christ, week.—The essrs, Noelands Bros., o
Men frequently attach rocs to it by greeds f i ole - wore
towin'ldhis week
calling o
or numerous other ag ; • cies. ' .•.
time of ales
understand '
hande of the
will comply
a fair cone
Profess.
phrenologist
hall on 'We
showed that
plurality of
manifestatio
and emotion
phronologica ly considered and a vast a-
rnount of it formation communicated in
Mr, Galbrait 's popular and effective style.
Messrs Neel • •ds and Hannah had their
characters de ineated from a phrenological
standpoint a d the audience evidentaly
e way in which it was done.
n in favor of 'repealing the
g by-law has been signed by
ome of whom, it is claimed,
rly included under the Aet,
• • merchants are all opposed.
and another petition is likely
up in favor of changing the
ng to eight o'clock. As we
, the 'matter is entirely in the
business men, as the council
ith any requisition represent.
us of business men's opinions.
Galbraith, the clever veteran
lectured hi the Caledonian
nesday, evening. He clearly
the brain wascomposed of a
rgalms corresponding with the
of various capacities, feelings
The moral faculties were
Kenzie's: -Miss Sadie 0
treal, is visiting at Re
Mr. Wm. Hill, latol
Allegro. Gordon & ATc
Niagara, where ire was
weeks,—Mr. J. H. Ross
Belmore, gave us a• call
says the effeots of the
felt.—Mr. Will Lloyd, o
is -home on a visit.—
Wissler, of Bollfontaine,
their sister, Mrs. T. A
Korman has her sister,
lin, as her guest. -'Me
bould and a number of friends
nio out the C. P. E. on Friday 1
Elora, is visiting hor son, Bir. J
ham.—tire J. Stevenson has tw
merston visiting her.
MUSICAL RE
A Finn Concert by Miss
A nice representation -of
met in Miss Houghton
Gregory Block, on Tu
witness a general reviet
class. The programme
and most entertaining
0
at
He,
eniy
Gal-,
rs. E,
siting
rs.
of Ber.
r, 'Cdr.
yable pie -
t._ Foster, of
ho ter, wing-
s ; from Pal•
SAL.
ton's Class.
ited citizens
ooms, iu'the
y evening, to
her musical
s aied
•doterof,a thve
pr -
feet discipline, graceful vemeuts, clever
recitals, fine renditio f Kindergarten
songs and surprisingl
tion of the piano all
together. The wr
auditors was retain
perfect composure,
. and •accuracy of ren
characterized the p
of the olass, mostly
and well deserved
solos were given
;Frankie Black,
.ence Cline, Mab
Brennan, Han
bus Kent, Ma
Carrie Fisher,
and Alice T
ilful manipule
ding beautifully
ttentiou of the
o the last. The
ass of demeanor
u which invariably
once of members
es, elicited hearty
us ; •Instrumental
iss:,s May Brennan,
hiller, May Clar
nt, iia Leary, Katie
err Nellie Bell, SOX -
vis Edna Strathdee,
HO 'X, Mazie Brennan
I • strumental duets
were given b :
Ella Leary ; es
asaesn; NettieStrathdee.
Several swa: ender. d choruses were
B, reoit ione lack anven dr'sth
Fishe to so oybyrankie Alice
Talbot, an. eautifull suggestive die,
Storyland," by
thdee, Ida Herr,
Brennan. Miss
with fine effect,
10
Maggie Pi MI"' Str
Care, 'pi and M
sang a so
Potterso
On
Pres
the s
ReV
tOo
Quarri
of Knox 0 ureb, for whom
eQuarrie ac ed as moderator
eir recent astoral vacaney,
rev. eentlem n by surprise by
him 6the re pient of a very
allied, by the fol owing address:
Mogrminne
now Presbyterian
ourselves of this o
sing our thanks to y
have always manife
ongregation, But
Uld WO thank you at
the+ name of the
ongregatioh, we
portunity of ex -
for the interest
tad toward ua as
More especially
is time for the
part you took i the1 union of the two
former congreg ions of this place. As
the Moderator 'f our Session during our
somewhatprolon.:: vacanoy;;you exercised
much patience and put yourself to consid-
o in securing us a
the wish of the people,
long silent in regard to.
we are sure you have not
roumstanoes to whi91i we
t you may have a more
of our appreciation ofyour
iety in our behalf, we trust
t this walking -stink as a
of our respect for you,
u may be long spared to
the staff of the Great
be your chief comfort,
use may prosper more
hands. We have the
ost sincerely yours in
ian fellowship,
cliCeazru, On behalf
annum, of the con.
G o. i DLEroN, g r a gation.
July 10th, 1:88.
An aperriatend. feeling reply
was made b UP. McQuarrie,
HandsP ntation.
arable iuconvenie
pastor :agreeable t
We have been t
this matter, bu
forgottei the
refer, and t
tangible woo
,labor and to
you will a'.'o
small memin
We pray that
use it, and ,hat
Shepherd ma,: ev
and also thatrlls
and' more in you
honor to be, sir,
the bends of Chri
Per
Jo
HALS
PA
8'$ DEPA•
ET1IRE.
On Fri .,y eve.ing -last, a number
of citize s info • ally `met' at the
resident of .14'r. H. Piirk to express
to him: eir goo wishes and.rtegret at
his re oval; ' onsWingh[ii Mr.
Geo. Kay ' as called to the chair,
and t fold:
Mr.
Hal.
se
ha
si
ter
P
S
g man
,`beg to s
re regret'
ove to th
ing address was read by
118r'i�'
Wingham, 6th July, 188 . t'
X, ESQ.,
We, the undersigned, repro-'
f the inhabitants•of Wing -
hat we 'hove heard with
the. you have resolved to
city o Hamilton. -We shall
s you m h as :