HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1888-12-28, Page 8tre the Editor of the TIN s ;
Limn Slap--41ow t at municipal matters
are the ahieLtepic of •onverf.atlau, and as
the subjectvis likely , beoome"eotnewhat
i monotonous:before t o contest 'is .aver it
may not be amisst, suggest a law .matters
in whicib the ratep. , ern ;night ascertain
tilt. views of those W o solicit their suit
rage. d.mougst m ny that might be
rimmed I beg to meat on a few incidentally.
'Tie time has come hen a new town hall
is absolutely neoess y, Then there is the
«.question of street lighting. How and
when is it to be do e ? Again there is the
question of having he mill pond cleaned
out. The publio health demands some
action in this gnat :r next year, Again,
Wingham is entitle to a'high sohooi and
must have one bef re we can offer Om
strongest induccme is t•J strangers to. come
. amongst us. Ever candidate who solicits
the support of rate "ayers ought to have
decided, iutelligen views on these sub-
jects. Municipal ifacers would be none
the worse for and rgoing what is called
• "heckling" in Seal nd. irVe want to select
men with som'gra: of publio questions,
•.some energy and eu er!arise. Let voters
use judgment in sel=•t1iog their men. It
is not absolutely nee scary to vote for a
man because he re pred some personal
favor to you or so , : distant •relative asl�
bygone days. Le = municipal candidatesf{
,•stand on their ow :merits. The question!'
..ought to be; who will render •the •most
. efficient service to . _ • e town.? Apologizing
for intramiing -so uesh on your space,
Noun,
'',OasERVER."
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1nonrsON—At Teeewter, on the 9th inst., the
-wife of Mr, W. R. Thomson ; a daughter.
.+P"btcBIRNEY—In Turnbe • ry, on the 24t1i inst., the
wife of Mr. Adam MeBir ley ; daughter.
Evxau r—At Whitech rch, or, the 18th inst., the
,,wife of bir. James Everet • son.
Yeo—In Goderich town ship. on the 8th inst., the
wife of Mr. B. Yeo ; a de ghter. •
MAR ' IED.
Acnso8—McQutaE — A the residence .ad *he
. brides brother, W ingha, on the l.9tti 3net, by the
.Rev, H. McQuarrIe, Mr. ' les Jackson, of Bruesels,rta
Miss Sarah McGuire, of Ingham.
GRENN—MANNEns—A eeswater, on the 19th. inst.,.
by the Rev. W. W. a rling, Mr. James Green, to
rs. Caroline Manners both of Culross.
MoCLoY —WATERS— Howick, on the 12th inst.,
by the Rev. T. A. right, Mr. John McCloy, of
Mornington, to Miss •arab Waters, of Howick.
GERRY—STEWART t /brussels, on the 19th inst.,
Zby the Rev. M. Swan Mr. Noble F. Gerry, to Mies
Jennie, only danghte of W. F. Stewart, Esq., of
Brussels.
Evans—MOLURE—At incardine, on the 19th inst.,
by the Rets J, L. Mur ay. Mr. J.ichard Evans, to
-Miss Mary Alena, eldes a=.Ehter of ,tire. McLure.
COLLINS--MAR'rls—•,. Lecknow, on the 12th inst.,
by the Rev. R. H. ' • aw•, Mr. Joseph Collins, of
'blFiron Township to iss .Elizabeth Martin.
MoDoSAtn--Dioart'ort—At Lucknow, by the Rev.
Mr. McKay,' M1'. ,T hn McDonald, to bliss Annie
Morrison. nosh of 1C' lcardine.
WILsos—WEEake n Stanley, on the I2th inst.. by
tthe Rev. J. W. Ifodg s, Mr. John Wilson, to bliss
Etta May Weekes, bot
ELi io T—MoB« TEN—I
,the Rev. Dr. lire, Mr.
,clary McBrion. -
BRAYLEY—WILMNSON At Goderich, on the 19th
jnst„ by the Rev. Ge • Richardson, bir. John Burt
Sraylcy, of Montreal, o Miss Ids V. Wilkinson.
^ - GRANT—ABRIN-1u rey, on the 19th inst., by the
Dey. W. T. Cluff, b r. John Grant, to bliss Belle
.Askin, both of Grey,.
Marry Chridmis aid AHappy Nv Tiar to youall.
Xmas Goods 1
Having just received a large shipment of
FANCY 1-'OODS,
suitable for elle Holiday Trade, in all
THE - LATEST - NOVELTIES,
We will offer some
of Statil8y.
Goderich Township, by the 1' (rood Value
'dward John Elliott, to Miss
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DRESS and MANTLE GOODS,
SILKS, SATINS, PLUSHES,
SEALETTS, FURS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
Silk Handkerchief..
Oth1c . ant
easy -tae I�tMi
In endless variety, to select from.
Gents' Furnishings well assorted.
VARIETY LARGE 1N
Boot': ad Mhos, Sipper:, Over-
skoc a Robber:.
CARPETS AND LACE CURTAINS,
Away Down to make room for Spring Goods.
Grocery Department. full of Pure
and Fresh Goods.
ED.
DICRsoN—On Wedne-• ay of Iasi week, Arch.
,Dickson, postmaster, of (Aerial, died, after a baled
illness, in his 49th year..
Wm-mama—At Blyt , oa therl8th inst., Margaret •
Ann, youngest daughte of Mr. Adana W.ettlaufer,
„aged 6 months.
natures—At Exeter, on the 8.2th inst., John Har -
ton, aged 86 years and : months.
S2umur—At Strati° °,. on the 14th inst., Jennie,
.wife of J. Russell St • rt, principal of Stratdord
Public Schools, aged.26 -ars.
%Boss—At Bohnore, ou he Nth inst., Sarah Roes,
raged 81 years.
Cosuenn—In Goderich on the 16th inst,, George
-.Connell, .aged 66,03ars a '. 2 months,
WIDT•GI!AM MARKETS.
'Corrected Ly P.. Deans, Produce Dealer.
WINeIUAM, Dec. 27, 1888.
Fleur' per IWO lbs, - • S 2 40 to 2 40
+Fall Wheat per bushel, 998 to 1 00
60
• ,/etc, g 82 to 84 I
alt's, ,.; -48 to bb
Il trtey 0` 58 to 58
- 40 to -• 60
• - 40.to 50
16 to 17
18 to 18
6'60 -to id 80
1 60 to 1 60
31000 to Iti00
Peas,
'otatos,,
A.nples per bag,
Butter per lb.,
-$gars per dozen,
,Dressed flogs
w nod per nor$;
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Da. A. F.`MRENEE.
Honor graduate Torento University. Attendant
?yf New' York Polyclinic.
Office over store of Gordon & Molntyre.
JOsnrn1NE ST. • - WINOSAM.
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2 CABINETS $2
A 7,0'1=11(' A.'V
MASON'S
JTHER W'ORIt PROPOR-
TIONALLY LOW.
ERFECT PICTURES CUAEASTEED EVERY
TIME.
'at Meal Kill Opened.
The nndersigneri desire to inform farm.
re and the people onerally toast they have
()opened their
' ab meal VII In Winglanm,
°.nd "are now ffitepared to purchase Oats in
unlimited quantities and at the
end Markst Price.
t'ha+f will 'supply customers with the Dior
CRAnsa in Oat Meal,
'erg C.GC>f,
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all through for the Holiday Trade.
A' Call and get advantage'df' It guess'at the Beans.
Yours Respectfully,
M. 11, McINDOO.
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CANNED GOODS AND FRUITS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
NEW YEAR'S GOODS
'IO SUIT ALL TASTES AND AT
Popular . Prices.
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NOT r - E
ALL ACCOUNTS AND N tTES DU BUOUARAIN
BROS: whet be paid . the and •reigned on or
before Jan. 1st, '80. it no they wil be placed in
Cduxt for epitection, JOgN UCKANAN.
W500,000 TO LOAN.
'On't'armand Town Property at iery Lowest Rates
end on Terme to suit borrowers.
MORTGAGES PURCHASED. NO OOMMISSION CHARGED.
borrtilvers•can obtain money in 6 days if title
•satisfactory.
R. VANSTONE,
Heaver Block, Wingham.
NOZI E.
The Ann 1 eeting
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Wilt be Id in tho
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FORESTERS' ALL, B UEVALK,
THURSDAY, AN. d, 1889,
AT I.O C OCK, P. bI ,
For the election of Dir tors and he trensaotlon
of spy other business t may be rought before
the meeting.
&y Order.
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lluerate, Doc. I6th,18
FARM FOR SALE.
wing SUBSCRIBER OFFERS vOa SALE MIS
L FARM, being S. } Lot 81, 14th Con., East Wa•
wanosh, comprising 100 acres, more or Ie,s, about 80
acres cleared and under good cultivation. On the
premises are a brick )louse, fraise barn, stabler, ?sc.:
ataO good orchard, mostly winter frult also about 7
acres fall wheat 'Farm is well fenced and about Si
miles from Wingharn and 1/ miles from Whitechurch,
fprrstmeie.ms will an reasonable
farther particulars aeclurieprieton he
roWhithrch
P. 0HdifAll COOK.
Por Sale.
Twelve Acres of Landadjoining the Corporation
of Wingham, In Turnborty, free Of Mono's and
stumps end well fenced, shade trees and a never
failing spring. Apply to A, BOE,
gusto's 130t.&
HNaljRGE SrSTs
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MISS NELLO MCHARDY.
THE SEASON'S SENSATIO.I'1T,
BOOKS, STATIONERY, TOYS,
,CARDS, FANCY, GOODS, NOTIONS.
EVERYTHING 1
ORIGINAL, SO
SO COMPLETE,
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EVERYTHING l
NOVEL, Si) NEW,
SO CHEAP, SO GAY
I�l'�T'ITATIO '
To all who read this advertisement .—Come and see 'our low priced anti
beatitiful goods. You can certainly find what fou want, and
your money will procure more tlaaii anywhere else.
CLASsliS 1015 INSTRUCTION ON PIANO AND
Organ, in Voice Culture and Harmony.
Minna Rooms :115 Bwe iR BLOOIt. Ii
Pioneer Hardware Store
STONE BLOCK.
The Leading Cross Cult Saws
AMERICAN A -HEAD OF ANY,
AMERICAN RACER LANCE
SMITWS LEADER.
BEST LINES
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BoN'
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CATTLE CHAINS,
All 'at $OTT011I PRICES.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS,
COMPRISING; CARDS, TOYS, GAMES, FANCY GOODS, BOOKS.
BOOKLETS, ETC., ETC., IN WINGHAII.
A CALL SOLICITED BEFORE BUYING.
GE . MASON,
[" MASON BLOCK,"]
WINGRAM,
ONTAR;O:
--U1 DE RTAKI
Having added a Delivery Waggon to this branch of the business
orders will• (if necessary) be delivered anywhere within 10 miles of
Wingham.
This will no doubt 'oftentimes save a good deal of trouble,; especially
where .parties may not have suitable convey aces of their own. AIL
necessaries for FUNERAL FURNISHINGS, 'IL T0itAPES, GLOVES, ETC.,
kept and delivered with orders.
S. GRACEY, Undertaker.
wINGTII..M
GOLDSMITH S' HALL
Is the place where all can be supplied with
Watches, Clacks, Xewellery: Silverware And
Spectaeles
Of the BEST QUALITY and at the LOWEST PRICES.
Having just returned from the Wholesale Markets; where T have bought a
very heavy stock of above articles for Spot Cash, I am in a position to offer
them to my Customers and the Public generally at
ROCK BOTTOIi/I PRICBS.
Call and see my Fine Assorted Stock of Ladies' and Gents' Gold Watches,
Ladies' and Gents' Gold Chains, the finest and cheapest lot of Ladies' B$eoch--
es, Earrings, Cuff -buttons, &c., in the Town. ;``toblitli'
have the finest and largest stock of Gold Rings ever kept in-wIng1�i iace,,
consisting of Plain Rings, Stone Set Rings, .Diamond Rings and S&arf Pins.
In Watch Movements 1 have them in stock from all the leading manufaa&
tuners of the UYiited States : The Elgin, Waltham, Hampden, Illinois,
Rockford, Columbus and Aurora Watches. I have also a very largo stock of
Clocks, from $1.20 upwards.
If you want a Christmas or New Years present, VANSTONE'S -1 where
you can get it either in gold or silver at Rock Bottom, Prices,
As I have bought for soot cash, that is just the reason that I can offer goods
so cheap. C1all and Inspect nay (shook.
I do all kinds of repairing in watohee, cloche, jewellery, dm., at reasonable
prices and ail warranted. -
Thanking noy numerous customersfor the very liberal patronage bestowed
on ma sineo coaling to Wingham, and soliciting a continuance of the same,
,T remain, yours truly, ,
Et tittliten,
SUCCESSOR, TO 11. 1'4RK.
> " Remember the stand t Next door to the Post Office.