HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1889-03-01, Page 114 0 .C.Lia 1:4-7. 743.
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"—An entert.thimet is to be given in the
eee
•• churca on Tuesday teecuiag. n
130:41,010,1), of Grip, give
ectertaiument ieolgeeeve L1113 (Prititty)
seening.
eeAtr. %Vc-t. Clegg peid out over $8,000
• nr grain on Wechteteley and $7,000 on
'‘.)r Toesday.
—IE you want aa advertising medium
enroll:tit which you re.ech the people you
en ey. itit IL on, the Toms.
—Tim Hon. G. W. Rom, M. G. Cameron,
lete of Gorier:eh; t:,.lia T. 0, Robinette have
formed a law perteership in Toronto.
S. Graney takos. part en
entertainment at M. - H. Copeiend's,
(rose, on Fridey evening,
—Mr, Geo. Powell, late of Sperlieg el:
Dwell, Wingimm, i now a partuer . with
iTr,117.0Kimato iu the pork packing at
eThe Wrath -4g men at rho rink oo. alone
A Ity evetnea betateeti W..1. Cornyn tend ilfe
J. W. MoPlitation for 02e; a side wee cattily
(v. -won by Mr, :Centre
—A, ontliber of Clelfellowe frozu Wing-
Itane tette:tacit tha funeral of Brother
Gen, IIancrott, tlleneeele nu Thursduy of
this week.
doiweR nos onti.i t. one of tiro oldest
WINGLTAM,) ONT FRIDAY NIAR. 1, 1889,
WRO(E NO. 898
—The Caledonian Soeiety's bell au
ay e‘, en nguQYti3 likely to ettraot
lerge crows ot those ou pleasure bent.
—Remember the neeetieg of the Li teritry
tioolety ott Tuesday evening next with an
exeollenti progreenrne,
—Ur. le. Miller offerau excellent bar -
natio afteniteba Nude and milling pro;
petty noar and M Brandon. Seo his ad.
—Messrs Auden and Bartell, of Rhode
Itiltuul, Coen, have beau purehesiug 'homes
in Wiughane for souk) nays. .A, number
have been sold at fair pricee.
l% ndoo has opo out moat of
his spring eao inch gall the latest
noyeltieeu spin roes goods, priefts,
tweede, ehirtm et vies, 4o, tne. lu
speotion rag ed. IVE eIncloo. •
—A -school teacher 'lamed Ruseell. whose
mother died a year ago leaving him
825,000, suieided ut Bratttforel on Sitter -
He had gone into business aud uot
succeeded tee weilers e exPented,
—Rev TEi Heu6erson, of Hemel!, will
preach in the Presbyterian church ou
IN•irley at 2 o'clook p in. Communion
services will bo held ou Bewley. In the
ovenieg Rev A R Linton, B D, of Teet.
water, will preach here, ne and Rev ate:
1./eQearrie ezoliaegiug pulpits.
y have any plot e to frame
briug the along. A. co lot of new
triouldings or •red, a • curtain poles told
lixturee, mirror, , AT. 'Wood, egge and
butter taktm iu -11auge at 13 Graeey's
furniture r.
The Welk pf Hamilton bee a new atel fre
this issue,
—Vire have received from Ur WM lien:
;cough, Belgreve, copies of the Ameri;
can, etubliebed at Lake Charles, Louisiana.
We have perused these interesting and
excellout papers with pleasure and theule
%Zr Betigough to hie kiwi reinerebrance.
--Mr. Archie Teylor f W' gl
been appoluted local meta for the Menu,
factureria Life an aooklent Insurauce
Companya We believe that Archicee emu'
gy
and tact can be profitably employed in
pushing the interests of this popular %nen
4001e-012 Weduesdey u obaflouge match of
curling was pleyed between. Hanna and
S Kent, the former supported by 0* Coad,
F Duffield and A Mitchell, and tate latter
by J" j Audersoe, G Mackenzie and 6'
Diusley. Hanna's team was beaten by a
score of 21 tole: and Hanna was good for
.the oysters in oonsequence.
--From a letter received from a friend at
Moosjew we learn that the weather this
winter hasher extremely beatetiful, that
stock have pastured. met all winter and
kept fat, On the night of the 16th of
February the therrnometee fell to 30
degrees beloW zero and the ground was
then frozen to a depth of 4 feet 6 inches.
—Tete occupants of the three or four rigs
'that braved the etorne and bad roads to
leelmor T '
Presbyterian naeisters in Guinan., died in , —A supplement- in this issue mottle
Toronto a few dAtYFY ego in las ee5th year. Mr. (lalbick's bow to the public. 1dr eel
Ile htborea several vetavaii1 Goderich and hick lies made exec:naive repairs. and los
, 'Wan -muesli clierelneto which refereette is now on liend, at A 3 Andersoa'seold. attend
h ado to his ohltuaey notice, a nice assortment of Furniture. A.
—jobn Beiley, the Well-lteowit connue- expert and obliging yeting man be begin
tor oe the Te 11 a la ie nue. of the oldest, if bueineeti here under favorable circum
not the oideet, conductor in the employ of stances.
the GT 11, letvieg held that posirion for ALM:eon rAssziOns1,—PessengotO 'A
thirtv-fone years continnously, behag in Illauitoba and all points in the Nortlf-W1A
the railway enateey eor tbirty-iivo years. cen secure el 11e:et:nary lufOrmation b
—Mee Coeroe Kerr hes left for Ore/nova, applying to C E. Williams, ticket (Igoe
‘Sitneoe Celli:tee wherii lin 16 erect -dug u. for the ele R. ' Mr, Wiliteme will provicl
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planing MM. ' His brotlitn, Joseph T. passengers with maps and rates, and look
Kerr hasalso pile with him) Then. aro a cr their welfare while on the road
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'both mete of-steellug werthltud busiue e all on hint.
Pashe -Ally' . rtfey . meet wide abundant —The young neople of , the Presbyterial
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eueeen. ' -
• eburelillible class purpose holding a socio
--ditizens gettneally ongbt to bear in at Warwick's school house on eon 2
`Mind the beun cement thie (Friday) oven- Morrie, on `Monday evening nexte A.
Mg,. Whileestlee 'bend is deserving f.
a- varied progeamme is being prepared by
licerty support they may count on a lepton -
members of the chess and ahem. Mr. K.
did eveniug's suture:de:neut. The Stereop.
W. Richerds, of Lucknow, the coming 2.434
ligan Co is big,* :Takeo of wherever they ,
have eppeareel. has eousented to be present and give
several reeitations.
—The Fleeter' riinot propounds thie
'question in stlintaalPe: How muoli must —Prom aeletter received Mr SG MoGill,
you cat cfe cc vedding cake iso inches in , formerly of Winginten, late of Denver,
Colorado, we Meru that he has decided to
heighb and 20 inches iu diameter in the
shape of a perfect cone to. give the same return to Toronto. His health has been
quantity of Cake to each of two brides? indifferent for some tenths he having bad
Some of our readers ronyeareive thie. ' a severe. attack of pneumonia, The culti-
c k williams, tickettgeut for the great tude he found too great and the air too
strong in Denver. The news of )Er Mo-
Cauadian Penifio Railway, Call on him
for maps, rates and other informatioe Gill's indisposition and unsatisfactory
equired. Colonist exenreione to Manitoba. health will be heard veitle regret in Wing.
and the North-weet will leave Wingham 0 ham.
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P Ft station every Tuesday 'in March, —There is no more e,itectual and enjoy -
Berths secured free of cherge. . able means by which voting, people can
-Says the Lis -towel Standard : Mr Wrn store their nein& with practical knowledge
:Kidd has purchased from Mr George and gain the power of giving expression to
, Forbes, of Woodstock. the stallions Bliz• what they know than by writing for the
zard and 0 K for 81,600 and eeeme press. in writing for his or her Iooal
respeetively. Blizzard is reported to be PP' the Yong student cultivates the
eme of the best bred stallions Woodstock , power ei observation. Weft° for yoni
[Meal paper and give the news of your
enites in stook ! vicinity in the plainest language you can
, just- eall and see ' tonernaud,"
, bed room titii.108 1* -
the excuse for noteer—We have received the first istme of the
V when you can- get ' Oakville Star by its new proprietors
trete% bedstead seed , Atones. poster & 13radwin, The latter
lg. Matthews, ,
way down itt : gentleman is a Wingbeen boy, Mr. A. D.
e on uesclay eveueng, iota a moat
enjoyable time barring an upset good
a natoredly imposed and accepted, The- y
were loud in their praises of tile reception
a accorded them by tee BeIrtiorists. Mr, T.
' 1VIcKelvie was along with a. sumptious
supply of the popular bivalves
•—Fermers generally, 48- well as town.
people, will be iettereeted seeingtoe free
axhibition eats of the C P. R. which will
beat theGT depot. from 8 a.meto 6.30,
p. an Tuesday, OA' 5011 day of March.
.1 The exhibit cornprisee weill arranged sup.
pi of grains, toots, vegetables-, Plant's,
e
grasses tee. non who wish to get a ater
rent idea of the products of that. country
ought to see this exhibieo
—Those who attencted the Mature given
,by Miss :Phelps, under the auspices 'of the
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W 0 T 13, on Tuesday evening were
' delighted with her originality of thought,.
her purity of diotion, her eloquence, and
elooutionary, ability, her modest demeanor,
trenchaue eriticionas, stinking ifluetrations
and telarnegius power of creating and
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suetaining pluelic interest and' impressing
' Iter wboleemidaettoldogs on tlie minds of
her hearefi: :The Bgyptien Sphinx was
vividiy pietured. In iuttituthig a com-
parison between it and the gigantic evil
the liquor truffle the lecturer manifested
wide rause of lmowleclge, mental grasp
and discriminating talent far beyond the
common. Whilst the treat was no corn -
2)1011 one the audience was slim—S.1=1w:
fully small in fact. But: proverbially this
is no reflection on a lecturer in then
• modern days. In nature auclarrangenieut
of matter, and speaking talent Miss
Phelps has few equals attionget platform
lecturers.
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has ever seen.
—ahoy few nice pari
that can bp 4 ''' nghe elle
thorn ; also; at iiiiite
Ana Iottrigact. %
li (tf furnishings. hoes,
?,,br a nice bedroom . ite
enolosed was] timid) fo
sprinp beds. lairs, &t: ale,
pries (for TO at 11 Gracey I , . o o r.Joseph Bradwin, of
—Vic ,e! Floral Guide for 1.880 is unnerve' the 'Union. A talented, ambitions young
t.1 of artistic , beauty in every respect and man, an e.'pert typo and of sterling worth
oontains a very fine plate of the late James :hie many friends will be pleased to hoer of
VIA and his three sous tvlie now OV/n and nie nose-401mm entry into business, and
manage this large business. This is one wieb him an unbreken career of simeess,
of the most liable bonne in Aneerioa, The initial aaleb" of the SW is cleat,
444113, 10 atones Via, seedsman,Itochester, shine.
crisp, newsy and creditable.. May 11 long.
X. Y.
—A Cuteinuati trade Journal says: 13y I —A very handsome calendar has been
watching the advertising colemns of a sent 325 by Monts Stott cle Browne, of NOW
nowspuPor we are enabled to know the yak, manufacturers of Scott's emulsion
exact condition of mercantile affairs and of Cod Liver Oil 'with 1lypophosphites of
of the general prosperity or depression in Limo and Sods,. This peeparation was
the teem Where the ' Parlor is Published. perfected about twelve veers ago, and by
Ili sitpickout t ie the pmess Cod Liver Oil was made
lively businesses all over the country, and palatable with the addition of bypophos,
also the slaw Anil dead ones. There is no phites. Seott's Emulsion is to -day sold in
better index to a town than its newspaper. almost every country of the world. It, is
It is a better criterion to go by, and is prescribed by the inedical profession for
considered so by sagacious men, thau a vIlsnMptiOn and wasting diseases wtYi
photograph. tretuarkable sums. I
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Pensoeutree—Mrs. T. Trebilcock, of Lon-
don, whose husband-1ms beau iu cheap
at Mr. A. W. Webster's of late, has
been in town for the past week.-11iss
Alice B. Kincaid, who was for some time
teaching at Uffington, Algoma, is now
home with her friends at WinghamC%Ii.
Dun Patteeson, painter, formerly of ink
ile.m, late of Leatniegtoe, is visitieg en
town at prosent9Dea is 4 most compe-
tent workman and tt. popular follow.—Miss
May 'ire1510 bus returned from lexeter.
Mrs Archie Taylor is spending a week with
friends at Arva, near Landou,—Illastor W
Gilmore, late of Mr 0 11 Williams now
with DIr n Iliscocks. %Vat Is 'clover
intelligent and obliging youth. -e -Dr W
Yoong, Torento, tries hie fortune IA the
west—Vietoria, B- 0, we believe.—W 11
Mucdonald, dt:ntist, spending a week in na
Detroit.—Mr Vine Matilde% lowellar ef
Wignipeg, forrher Wingliamiter "was PI
visiting the past week. 1:10 Was sal
prietor of Black's livery, spent a;few dt
ett town this week. Ile luta been oe
years in the WOK and speaks re high
terms of the preeent condition toed futur
prospects of the cc:entree—Mrs P Delco
has beep visiting ft io the M Wbiteellure
and vionlity this week, -111r W elcottt et
tended the funerel of ilfrs ficobie
Settforth on Seturdey,who died in het 350
year.
tys erect any buildino• addition or part of
tp,
yell,. a building other than walls of brick,
OS1,
e etone, iron or wood Veneered with iron
• or brick, not lees than four and a-balf
h inches in thickness; roof covered
with iron, shingles in less than on47.
half inch of tnurtar or witli Other
iti.1 .ttll party walls
use tutu Lot for Sale.
The u dersigned offere for suis a goo
comfor briely. 1101180 aid lot sittrate
on M'
ole Gems Famine
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shall extend above the meeting of the
d roof at Mast one foot and in tie case
a shall the planking or sheeting tf tho
roof extend through or acu'oss
party wall, and all posts, beams and
other timbers in party walls shall be
separated at least inches from each
other with steno or brick laid in mor•
r tar elinuneys within those limits
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must be securely built and, plastered
inside and out with mortar mixed with
salt or cow dung awl so eonstructed ase
to adalit of being conveniently serapeci
or cleaned. This bylaw does not pre-
vent the erection of any detached
building not exceeding 10 feet square
and, 12 feet high, provided such struc-
ture does not front on any street ; but
all depositories for ashes must be built
of brick or other fireproof material,
without wood in any part thereof. No
other building within these limits other
than with main walla of brick, stone,
iron or of wood veneered with brick,
or less than inches in thickness,
shall he raised, enlarged or removed
to tzny street within the same, or. part
of the same lot, nor shall any such
without the fire limits be removed
within the same.; not may any wooden
building which may be damaged, Or
which is now damaged to the extent of
50 per cent. of its value be repaired or
rebuilt, nor shall any such building,
whet the damages are lesa than 50
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per cent., be repaired so as to be raised
higher than that partictilar part stand-
ing before such damage occurred or to
occupy greater space than before the
damage thereto took place, and the
p Yrs a this hyiew applyin4, to rOofing,
shitll apply to this stetiene 'or viny
buildings being reihingled. The eaMia# :fee
of damages to any building shall be
estimated by three disinterestod parties.
Any building other than the ones des-
cribeci la this bylaw shall be regarded
M nuisances and atter due notiee is
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given for theif abatenient,sif such ie
not complied with-, they Shall be razed
to the ground ; the expenge to be col -
:Matted shit of the party violating
the bylaw. It shall he illegal to
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menu ac ure within these limits, tur-
pentine, caniphene, fireworks or ether
dangerous inflammable material.
Any owner Or mechanic Nilo builds or
helps to build such buildings
these limits, or who removes or helps
to remove, or repair such buildin(is,
contrary to the provisions of this Abe', e'
shall -be subject to a penalty of not
than $4 and not More than $50 And
Costs, ou COli Viotit Thie
eatno into foeue on the 401 of lzeora-
ary, 1889.
Ilegn CO2et Officers, 0, O. V,
The Bxeoutivs Cconmittee of the High
Court of Llamtelzeu Order et Foresters will
meet ie Trtesrlay the 511
hist. The emu trattee is composed o
Messrs It Billott, 0 R. (eheeirnaten); 11 11
Long, Waterford ; Between Lowe, London
aolni Beelands, Wingliern ; A Afacietyre,
teneknew :Romer: te, Brantford; 11
3=Tut,';) th'T'ea'aP:erve:V3`,T
at 8 ne ci es of o
orgauization sues their ladies are invited
to attend au entertitiumeat in the Court
hall when addresses will be given by
members of the executive committee. Vocal
and heetrumeetal music will also be provide
ed, besides recitations (nee A. cordial invie
eatiou is exteeded to members of surrotand.
fag courts to be present,
Doan of lare. S. Jona.
Teat Weis better, past fearing death'
Than that which, lives to fear.
Byron spoke universulhurnen experience
when he said that "death, so called, is a
thing that' makes inert:de weep. The
subject of this eketch, although in posses-
sion of indifferent health for some yettre,
was 58 well as usual till a week before her
deeeme, when site contraeted iefitiennea-
tion. Her 'weakened constitution was not
strong enough to resist the atteok and the
end stole on gradually tend peacefullynem id
her family and surrounded by dear
friends, Clear, calm, resignedly, with
strong living faith Bits expressed herself as
ready, aye glad, to sever the strongest
earthly ties for the realization of the rich
and everlasting joys of teep, heevenly
Cleirean. Reelizing that Mr' end Was
appeoaching, her mental frame of mind
might be pictured :
calm, the appointed hour,
Wbon nature's conflict o'er,
A new and better world shadriee,
lilere'ain la known. no inore.
Venue* residing in ivtaltiffide township
neter Ayixter, they removed bore nearly
three years ago end her husband died
shortly after. The deceased lady was a
['Mon, of geuero - disposition, ki ed,
intelligent, sympathetic:, cautious, active,
iudnlgent and dearly beloved by her
family. Five daughters yet reside ttt home
read Ons son, William is a book:keoper for
a Um in: Chicago. All are held ie nigh
esteems by those with wleoni they are
acquainted. The mother of the deceased,
Mrs Ingram, of liensell, women 01 years
af age has been hero for wnne time. An
exceedingly large funeral cortege testified
their lest respects by followne the re.
maws of the deceased to the Wiugham
emetery on Monday. HeArtfelt sytnpth•
Ily is extended to the bereaved family.
The deceased was iu her 50th year.
Mr. atorton qbryeauthemum Growing.
The annual ineetiog of the °uteri° Fruit
Growers' association was held at Hamil-
ton last week and was well attended, very
interesting meetings held and a great
y,ariety of topics discussed in this three
days' session. Mr A' Morton, of Wmg-
haul in the absence of Messrs Webster
Bros, who were t6 read a rn‘pet! on
chrysanthemum growing, stepped in and
fined the breech. This was rather a
crucial test before &large audienoe, but ou
any horticultural topie Mr Mort eu is
always ready. The daily Tones condensed
his address as follows : "Outtinge can be
telteu in February, struck with gentle
bottom heat:when roots are half en Melt or
Jess long, put into 21 or 8 inch pots, in nil
composed of e• eornmon garden soil, well
rotted manure (cow's preferable) rand. i
sand,...nd as the roots fili the pots shift into
larger pots; piuelt beak the shoots, so as
to induee stocky growth"; give plenty of
room between the pinata and never 4et
them want for water. Mandre water iu the
fall will greatly help growth. Pinebing
beck should not be dorso later thee the r
middle of Ady or 1st of dengust. The
portions pinched off in May may .be
planted in a box of good earth two niches
each way, These will produce Single I
blooms of good sloe, 'Japanese chyrnettne- t
mums ere upright sorts, and more ditTioult
to make stocky phente thee than the
SHOCKING P,A.IT..,WAY AO—
A Matta= CArairyry•-----s nezrese" Kit,mto,
axe ovint WOUNI)111D-11E;AY.,"2.
ES .AN'Tx iroganntis
stnrenitixo.
The St. Louis express train running
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eatt •,the main line of the Groot
WeSterr4Division of tho Grand Trafik
Wayemet with u terrible accident $1,1
St. ti•eorge, 22s Shit vas passim; through
figliiing speed on Wednesday. evea.
• The large iron bridge absao
liven quarters of a mile col -
fired, carrying with it the latter part
f the train, consisting of the
ar, a Pullman and it fixst-class e
he rest of the train crossed in safety.
Chinese sorts, Take the plata--; indoors
before herd frosts ecitnee. A light one
triay not hurt them, bat it it. not desirable.' t
)f those three cars two fell to tile
Do not bring, them in too early. Leave one
one bloom en Nub breech if you, want
etionlatly fine blosearos. The aphis is
e only insect that seriously affects this
ant, Tobacco water, pyrethrum oe
oking 'with tobecco, he veconanended ate
one of those who wont gallantly to the th
front during the Nettliweet rebellion of
1885 and can tell his experiences grotty
weil.—Mr 13 Oftlbiek furniture' dealer
was called tiloittiOt.i* an,Wednesday ba
having been telegraphed: to the offeet that ere
a cousin, Mrs 1.> X Webster Was dead. ten
She was a young woman about IS years of
ago,—Alaster /lorry Elliott, of the Tints ItS
Is spending a week with friends to Listow. thi
et —Mrs W ;quint*, Godetieli, has Wee tw
visiting her sister Mrs W T Imes this 141,1
week —air 13rowu, photographer, of Lis-
inwel, is in "teem thin- week. — (321
Aft .01nta
llonston of W 1', formerly pro. hill
tunedy,
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Z•fittIttft Ilyat atV,
Por the benefit of our readers we
VC Oondensed the contents of the
re' 't B I 4. y pogo hy
town council. In substance it is
follows: The fire liinita comprise
wing . hundred and
anty.five feet frontage on Josophiue
et, east and west between Patriuk
d Victoria streets. Within these
its no person shall be allosvea to
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ground, the dining cur and the eoncit.
while the Pullman having stisporale•l ,
from the bridge,
which bror
oke abir„ el,
the fourth strandfrom the ehtl. Tlin`,:a
bridge. is an iron ttestle with stou,,
abutments, about 800,feet long.
otempants ref the two 'cum witieW ever4 .
pretty well erowded, were hell%
to a depth of over CO feet,
On this titan %Van dept•ibation from
Wooketock for Toronto and of the
several were killed. The killed nitro •
ber about ten or twelve witty about EJ -`•-•
morn tit less seriansly tainted,
bal awe of k tgliritifIlitif 14414
b 4;et oat,- -lb, taw
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