HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1889-03-15, Page 5Lower Wiugilara.
Asleep
iu .Tesns, blessed sleep,
rrom whieh nolie over wake te weep, -
calm and undisturbed repose,
thihruseal by au) two 4 foes,
After more than a year of patiently
born,,e.4540'..ring, included the
atiqutatinit of ' uiOW 0111 of
ghillie Adams, of Lower Wingliam,
has passed to those regions, where
immortal woentiot reach it, On
Thursday morning the vital bark
tittit the mortal frame, fond nature
(teased the sttifo, itittiug the sufferer
lanonislt into lift. The deceased was
net. 21st year At the finis De her
te• 0041, Qievor, viviteious, ambitious
and of an earnest and loving clisposit-
ion she was respected and esteemed
wheyever known, Amid a furious
sterna slit S',.turil ay, the roittains were
followed by an. twuseally large con-
tours() of friends to the \\Ingham
cemetery, Hearty sympathy has
tweu extended to the bereaved ones.
Ou the evening of ' Sabbath last the
Rev, J, Scott, at, A., her pastor, who
Lad frequently visited.ber -dialing her
Illness, proachod a, very appropriate
r7r, and .deoply sympathetie diseourse
based ou Job 138-1 7, to a crowded
church full of appreciative hearers.
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"The Big Brown Anchor."
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SPRING STOCK
A. painful and almost fatal accident
-happened iu.the family of Mr, John
Ambler last Wednesday. His second
eldest boy, a lad of -four or live years
of lige, in annising himself in'the yard
caused a very heavy stone boat, whioli
was standing on edge to fall on bitn,
fracturing his skull mid eauSing the . us oreat pleasure to be able to say to our friends and the public.
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'striltinp; hint on th o back of the head In every department< We do not believe in "blowino.'} 'but it affords
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that we never bad greater attractions or greater:inducements
to offer in .every, line of our unusually large stook than
.we.are now displayperson in need of choiee
ing. We extend ,a cordial invita-
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Ilaving pur
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'We have deter
• blood to gush from his nose and ears.
•• Be retnained for live days in a semi-
eotnatose state, but sometime on Mon
day he became quite sensible and the tion to every
probabiliti.ai aro that he will recover,
—.1\lrf'John. A mbler i: laid ti; with Dry %awls, Gong' Furnighirtpt Haacl-razde
"1°) althoutdi he is not, euecif daiwer yet.
at cost, cr
lumbago. 01,her .parties on the siek Itgatg and Sines,
d the stock of
BSTER
-tried to clear out
th ock of
ish ,d Canadian
Suiti gs, Pauli
list are hoproying.—Mrs. Teena Me. . •
Oanlish and -family spent last week on .0
a Visit north at her sister's Mrs. R. ri--r-li,v5.7'sx,17
Green.—Mr. J. Aiiiber has quite a
stock of logs in his yard which he
intends manufttethring into wood. It is To come rht
his intentiofl to abut down on the
cider hnsiness about -the t wentieth inst.' ,
and start his grain crasher and sawing GOR
machines. Mr. Ambler's mill shows
what a little, ingenuity and mechanical
skill can accongilish, By utilismg a
small stream 011 his property he has
power enough to rim a lot of inaellin, . _ .
ery.
Exeter,
'Oar citizens were excited qn INIon
dly week on learning that the wife of
Elward Gal, one of our most rsspeoted
citizens, committed suicide by hanging
herso'f. Her husband, gat up early in,
. by himself, as usual, and . Wen pro
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the Morning and partook of breakfast by
pci
ceded to his work, She afterward%
arose and dre.sed, dressed the young,
'boy, and sent him to her sister's with
• smile milk, and told hint to remain
there until his pa was coining hoine to
YURI, GROZEIBIES,
to the Anchor IIotn-e, it will pay you to do so.
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84, MoINTYRE, aver•aTehe
THE •
BIG BROWN ANCHOR, (--)
Wingham. the b
, dinner. The husband took the boy
home With him., and upon. entering it • TEIAT 1 HAVE THE BEST ASS MITED STOCK OF
found the house cuipty, ile at once WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELLERY IN WINGBIA.M.
• looked around and noticed the barn
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door was closed. Upon closer exam. 'E"T
gricl .THAT THE- QUALITY OF MY GOODS IS EQUAL TO
• illation he found it was tied 011 the am 0 •
inside. HD broke the string, and 3rd. THAT MY PiICES ARE STJOtI •TriAT IT IS, SAFE AND
•found the lifeless •form of his wife ) laTABLE FOR ALL TO DEAL WITH ME.
• suspended from a rope -which was tied
to a. rail strung across two beams in ry.1TIT'S p 0 -lir QtYREIJFs
the barn, She had been in the Lon.
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don insane asylum six years ago. • BY CALLING •
ON
n a very s mall margin..
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usiness is under t'se man -
t of Mr. Webster bwiom
k debts will be collo° -Nd.
NEW TAILOR •SHOP
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MR. E. C. CLARKE,
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• In opening a new Tailor Shop in Winghaatvrespeetfully scatilt t shay.)
of public patronage. It will be his endeavor to give satisfaction to ail
• entrusting him with their orders.
Being now in running order, -desire• to thank those who have
favored him, and to say that no pains will be spared to give sat:fax-Wn
in the future.
E. 0. CLAIVKE.
Glenfarrow.
Mrs Bryant and family • Moved to
Bluevale last week, whore they intend
residing —What makes Mr John_ • .
Burnie Inuit so pleasant? Ile and his
• wife rejoice in the ownership of a fine
bouncing baby boy, --Mr and Mrs
Bolt have returned from Goderich,
after attending the funeral •of Mrs
tolt's sister,the late Mrs Jeues of that
plaeo.-11.1r and Mrs Wm Campbell,
of Blyth, pivid friends a visit here last
week. --A surprise *party of young
people called ou Mr Thos
Friday night last. A nio
evening was spent. -4h Ales. Me.'
Ewen, to:teller here, has accepted the
Bluevale school or the remainder of
the year —Mr George Nicholson, •of
this Voce, owng one of the hest herds
a Durham. cattle in the. enmity. It sh
eonsist4 of one bull, "Lord Bailie,'"
throe eowct, two three year old •heifers.
three two year olds and it one year
old bull which is for sale,
Ort Trmi day of this week Mr Wm
Eeket acre) 11 sold his toc1 and
impicin- los --- On 'Friday, Mr Win
Int 7 can 11 sells his stook
and itne. -wads and on Saturday John
Evans of Jo 23 eon 0 --Mr King left
for '1%,1,01 riot) t few days ago and Mr
bown g:',en at an early date.
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STONE BLOCK.
We give special attention to the
following lines:
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We are solo agents in Wingliam for
the sale of Genuine Rubber Paint
the best in the world.
All kind of shelf and
heavy hardware at
bottom riees*
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s:oftre tg iirrobr gives e all parties in t1t W,t
Miller of ninon, (tidying either 1irt,11 or Shop
1A--,etrw..; for Ow gMe. of Liontr, that appw-Dtiou for
the- satao unto, be Mat. to Col Ilnder,Ipo.,1 1,03 later
than rho lot of Arril next NY J Paisley, '-nveetor,
Clinton
itnoretrery Fon SALE.
'them wilibe vati by publiu auction at the Central
Ilotel,--liorinati$ - 11,Ingiado, on kiaturday, :kin rch
et.TDATE er THOMAF, lb:retool.
I 3nby 010 3310300115 attorr,ey - for 11,1. -the
Prim that the sAld Martha Pike • .1,, d all h"r
111331,title -vid int ve-t 3i '33i to.r
right to adminiatration, to MrsAlteO ri.te, 3.3t,3310.
tritAX of the I StlItO 'Of Said Iii01O:t9 1 tito ; OP.P1
wive notice that 101Ettite:lo.rottioroplpTetplirpr
lx.tr- on said 'Martha 4.)3,.1 Mire e ton
3I 1. .1 and 1'114 i.1.MOItlift Prier, tunolow
upon the estate of said Thomas Vtito or on any I ai
therm.
hated at Toronto tlii$ 2801,4'4 et rcleatary A. 3'.
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Attorney for btarthr.
Alt dettn dee fr. the tttate of the tete 'Mot, 10
Price arc to bo pea 16011c6th to lila Alt..e 'Frit o TO",
. \\Ingham, otherwise imme3tate 3313,35 prttemellt.
I111 be taktu to collect them.
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%vette. Viattib lit, A ft FAO.
V,140. -r -t do'rlorkp at, the property of tho late IS'ob.
IrAor (Mtlr, Fart: 1,43 Na ,IS 43, 44, 43,, 331.31
45, Whig 0033taMill5 111 ItY 41Iu 11110.4
Tiltql) are 011 the pronitea2 twos dwelling honeea, 5
bons,
5 orebartle, eto
a nioetdegrabie and excellent property in
ono 61 the finest locations in the county, btinir 'but
One 11111O out of town and a most commanding
tint...affording a Inagnifleent view of tile -town.-
• For fail particulate apply, to the exe,futore
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