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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1889-06-14, Page 5Tiring est. Cita haat, Tkicr Gnlednuian 4opjgtrj dispuesed """" aauaE, rmA. ThixiQA3 01 >irQupte or ueaes �I � � A I U 1 J U I 1UNU ' a gwr�ar,d alis ywcla wltor's .aur itrasves Witt' (;apnea .this ycrar and purpose >itity, and on your hearty co,opexatiQn are at rout, iu whatever teirded to the weli.beirig licalclila;; a rlaicaaic, Tliea nflirura s�lt•taterti , o f a the 11111440,, wlilo the high enaoixt+ Bring pansieafor thoughts,-�.utiforgotten were t'ik� Quinerott, Chic4f, Qltiftai3jsi - ara tlie-y 3 D C Stra;ehlsn 1st, J ' 4lq rrosir 'tad, risms which yon have suerited rind Thing ln,tirel for f;lory they won in tiro D 0 Sir nald Ord, ii l4�iala#rmw 11a, received troru your .omployers. attest Bring g; mokt forcibly -jour unsworviug recti - their filaria for lentis,-=tu:,uit fall ,aro A E /llol<;ciaih 5th, ltI Nfsl3olsan 6th, tude arid, business obilit as dfs la ed , tbofr prime, ; X Hutchison Ex"011ief, %V. PXQud• � P �' ring oak are atlia for Liberty, goddess A feat ai�pointod Treasurer and G A ill CIAO discltAargO of the duties pertain. ,Bring Inc Nuiriv, Recrotnr to to the position A! trust you have ISriui; s:tthey th orp, ;ns wirit4 for tlas � y+ , so creditably filled; NVO ruauoh regret truth. they ulrkrara ; f that tlae. -Bring lilios Por P"moo-•-they brittle ua •pursult of ""Fortune's slidd'ry more; or-91vu C'onfor we. ,? ba," has led you to sever those., ties lirfu!; violets, myrtlo, and rosea for lave; At the ale dug of the Quolph Con. that have so fang. and so pleasantly Brill" anowbaalls for thoughts of the fureuata AtSt Marys , last week the assgefated us together and requAatyou ,�:,'�� --�----• hoavari above; draft Of asboral a ouatwQnts in this, to accept c£ this tiu,e teen as a tolteu 13riu9 homtttorn for hope which aur• I P>a pP� mpunta oarthly strife-, vicinity wits as -follows: Glodericb of otir regard. In tithe to come may it .13ring, tatttt;rranth blooms for immortal district. Godvr'iell. (North SF}R-•.-Geo over xacali Aiendly faces and pleasant life. Richardson. Goderioh ('VictoriAT 60 remnimisconoOo, nor ever mark all hour •;Ching flpwors, bring flowers, the sweet- t -•-B L Hatton. Clintotr (114ttanbury that is not advancing the highest. eat, Cite haat, St) ~r- Allies Livingstone. ' Clinton, good of yourself' and family ill yourud � r . Taxe at r atho bads whirs our bravos (Uutxrio'St}—Joss pI: i>;clge, "E_14[70 - Seaforth -nosy bents. in the Sunny South, m �,. aloartia's CornprAaaata. I; 'tte:t,no. ltulmcsvitls-- W F' With best wishes Foryourpresent and CuinplAc+ll, Daylli ld--•1•lenxy b', .frill,' f0ore wellbeluk we tender you all East ri atwnaosh• Vsarua—` Jobn llart. fteileall — a hearty and sincere -God speed yo,' Mr. Wmn. N't';„httxtan nsriployrd izl Jaseph ti Cgotc, Ilerrsull North--» Signed on behalf of many, Vhe Union Furniture Fwctory, Wing- Ezra. A Fear, one to be sent. Dun- DR. S. B. Stmayx, and others. .lain, was bonle OIL Sunday, --Airs Uro, gawlu- wasnetl Barris. -Nile--Horsy t Thomas Gibson Esq, Af P P,on l ilipley of Douikeld has been speeding it virle. l3curniIler--- J U Gibaton, the reacting of the address presented 00A4:M:ffl W03_XXTG- ha fee days at her fathera,'A'ir, G, Me Collogr:--;( W (;oseu9,. Walter M lea' Miller with a handsome gold +CJotvan.- Orr. Gilbert 13NtiuHtC had 'Patton, Simon V llcn0and, Eineard- wAtoit and at the suers timo- reoalied .]lis lurhul.� aaly iujured while working iris district. Rincardiue -..-James some remluisconces of earlier years is in Livingston',. will one dray Net week. 11"Iforr, ps 1). Tiverton--li-ANavv- the bush and remarked that he had _Kr. N ui. Martha Ims taltep a busi- combo. Bervie—Thomas Amy, Al, known Ur Minter from the time be .m -ss atAd pleasure trip to ilichi,;gcz.-- 1ic'rt E Ileuelcrsan ; James Gedr3ts, was a, nter9 "wea laddie" and he T} � � 1i e- are gl4d to boar that Al.iss :0bris-- SuP'd. Betlzgl.--Jp H Dyke :(nine always found him to:be the same Tom S A U D A Y j U was ill for tie Some tithe, isiap. been nowr covering.—ously River.Lttcknasv ldilh' Smyth John Walker, encomiums that of the addressenosy reaed d ".ltaar•ul.ar lal,gr ie now tliR order of the Sup'd. Aslifield---W .A Strongsnan, and of the beautiful present he had clay, A jnb of gictvollhi,�on the Gth L L 13, Pli' D :(Lucknow,). White. the honor of presenting him in the cu�reHssion gppo�ite lot 4.131, will be let church--- Robert Carson. Salem---- name of. -so .many friends and - well• - airr �.tonday JuAas. 27Ir. fel t5vening Fred W Crowle, A Greenock, avishel;s.. p Win cram distriet. Wing] ath— John Mr.Xillor made a suitable reply and t;q>akxls, Scott, M A. Taosivater---W W Spate and .tI'►anked his friends for the kind ling. Wroxeter-- Alfred P Smith.' words ofthe aiddress and the hand- " The, court of Revision met on Cho ' �Di F3russels -- S Se113ry, 14i A, Ii J3 ; J ;; soros present they were kind enough - " ` 1 � 'i clot' on the 27th x y and the inenibAxs Eery, Richard Paul, 14 Swaun, SupW. to .give hint and that whenever he � subscribed the oath required by Wakton--'FVilliam Torrance, Londes= went he would always have a very at �' statute, AppN.als were disposed of as baro' --J Herguson.' ritytlm--Abri• grateful recollection. of his friends in a• .�✓�'. a, 4 0 s : Ross reduced" $20 rad Val, ham W Tonne; 4y Ali11s (11<rantford) rind around Wroxeter, After a -few J. C, Moss rcdueed' X200; 'tVw..Su 'd: . Auburn -- John, R Isaac.sons and some music on the organ Bryans eiltrred uwner Nj 29 con, 5; Bp1graye--^T.obert Godfrey. Bluovale the company separated wishing 11Ir John Cardiff entered Leannt X. part .._,J J3-�'Vohvin. College --- A ll'e and Mia kAlller a happy and prosper OU coli. o ; L. lY riser mitered tenant yi6bou, and John Kennedy.. Lis- life in their new borne, S-�, 36 and S. E-� 35 c611.1 ; Gilbert towel district, Listowel—W C Hend- '.: . 1Vlocallum entt-rod tonaut S. 22 con arson, D I?, 142ilverton-.. Tllont.as .f3; Ann Jane Way -entered owner N Gee. ,Tro%4rid o J Caswell • John " i , ' s� W1, I'D con: -9 ; 'tUtvr Way oecu- .Armstrong, 6np d. -Gerrie W �.. yers. _ �������a��� ���� ���� �, pant; IVln. Stretton entered owner l±ar+Zwich—J bail.. igallaae John l 27 and.N t'1'128 con 0; T floe;, W Gilpin (Listgwsl). Atwood— •D `� t ` '° hard and Leratht-WAle tenants; Jas. p,,ogors. ' Honfryu--•-F M 'Smith. WHIR AND Wogo R".' �°°Patter outered owi:er SI 2S con 7; gilthld'�u° John 'f:igppeient6rPd ternrit S '4V 'pt . "' �. . 10 cou•4 ; John It Cainpircall entered lti F lot 4 'Wniton ; T S Brandon, W Bluevaal,e• r � ----a � =s ,U Brandon, J. McKinney, inney, L. Fraser, Some .thirty witnesses ' wont to � : Q 0 0 0 0 ID IS 3 r g R. A. Shaw �'iFm U[gArtbur. G�adericli .this weak on the Iioop,ar •and Jawes Cou'tcx had each one dog, trial, ---Rev. A: Y. Barclay has been ` Ls A Jia FLEAft 4d, qq [� struck ori The �C urt of r1evisiou was in Toronto this week. --.General regret T � t"saa�d � � �`�,� � ,��� was heard and sympathy was ex teas- PROPSiIETURS . then adjourned until the 20th Juno, y p . y p • • and ordinary council business taken ed in hearing of file death' of Mr. Have changed their business premises to the shop lately occupia=:i Ly up," Mimitea of 1.1st mi'oting, passed. Archibald Stewart of 'Wingbam, well Mrs.IS1cClance, neat door to S. Gracey's furniture warerooms, whmv tlwy ° Accounts icer yerdsrecl to be paid as Tinian as a la3aia of ' ahristian piety, ALL ItTxDs OF will welcome old and new patrons. Customers will find amongst the liunieroa.. follows r. Airs i,xford, obarity, $1g ; and ihtelligenee,•--John, Etcher who articles usually kept in a fancy store, ,[3r, 'Holwe4,, modiral examinai:ion been ailing for .about three months ;},;,qtM,- �,A ' ttuo oertiocate of inanity, R. Miskim. died uaturday in his 59tkr year. He ` ' Sllias far Art Needle tNark. Medieval Lace for Trirr.mhngs, anon and Hays fax3,50 a Gee. Watt was a native of England:and cAme to LAT �GLOV'ES, iIOSIERY, UNDERWEAR lumber ,"Q.1.0; Win. Brown, ditching, Canada when quite'youn settling an ' ' 7 CrO; A H. Watson ;printing 08..U- Hamilton township, near Port .Elope. t~ . APPLIQUE EMBROIDEEY, fi SHINGLES MAURMI SQUE EXEROIDEzR C+ 9 1 + s P. �suTphy, charity, §,4.4G ; W. Clurlt He thas�bceu for ��tumber of years w na t salary 0 ; Jno..,wataon assess- respected, resident of this locality and'" POINT L .EczQ,' George Isidnottl his funeral on Monday tea well At. 'V0OD�POINT'.LACE 'ANS EMBROIDERY 'MADE TO 0,0ER's salary 6� gravel, $ 21:20 N ave d liy Gro. Ifirkby tended.lie t constantly on hand or out to order And deliver - seconded }3y C. A. Howe than S Ca!• notice,ng11°rt of the titin on the shortest possible Aw Stamping in newest designs, Knitting Silk. Material for Point Lace, bick be instructed to expend $50 in WroFeter. The Tailor system taught. ' F'eatiaers. Stitched Braids, gravolling, centro sideline cosy. 2 (lar• 1t is with very much regret that promptly DRESSMAKING IN ALL ITS BRAi`ACIIES, -ATI orders attended to- { r r Ted. Moved by S. Calbick- seconded anal satisfaction.guarantsed. by 0, A. Howe that Geo: Kirkby ex• we have this tvrek to chrbitiule Clae death of Mr ,�. Smith who died ear � pond $50 in, gravollin{; alt lots 28 and y y lv0 con, cJ, suddenly of heart disease. He was ��` �5 'I t car �.O�S c 1$3S �xi{. - 7 IVI" Curiod. 14.loved by.iiirkby arta •fatlisr to our' esteemed townsman �`� p �00� � `� �� "L � I .seconded by Rowe that J. Proctor p Mill and Yard on Josephine street, . ' have 1+'orbes' bYidgR put in a proper Mr Bray, and had been a resident of udjoininn the 0. P. R, track, , '- state oKrepair Carried- Moved by our village but for a short time, 50,000 pounds of Wool Svantod, for which the highest matitet price tiriiby seconded by Caibielr that the 'riansEXTATrOX... L. & J, MvLri AX. will be paid. T. A. HILLS. reeve expeacd $20 imp cutting hills err On Thursday evening. tine 6th `rust, wiexhen,,xiay let. 1881). ceutre sidelino cola, 5. Carried. Mov- . a nutuber of the friends of Mr. T. F. a, ed by Howe seconded by Calbicic 'haat Mfllmr assembled at his residence In pg l ..`j ti?��� Jas. Proctor expend x,,'50 in gravel- 'Wroxoter and took frill, possession r pff � p��� ����• $tit ties must sell our �Yonds, 3'IlOrefilre lint; opposite lots I and 2 on 4th con, without leave or licAance, TUr rlid w ---^r^ � _ u line, Cavried.y Moved byI£ithby sec- Mrs Miller while wondering what was ,miss iU Marga ins rent argnsa. are,, to ` ea Zvad ended by Ca,bick that this rovncil up kopt cool and presented neither 3 approvr: o£,rhe soliewo of drain ;go at revolver oar ,bowie knife motw'ithstatid. Deis to sunouned to her ttaany customers----xiV"--- lot 30' con. 10 applied for by Mr. talc ing'the unceremonious invasion, It is and the publiagonorally that bar stick for �, x �, t -a �, l3onald and that the nlarl: lacr in,truct- izkely t11R presence of a number o£ this spring is full. in over live. Pr.IlC is , 1181i �s, Lav= Sar ersuckvrs ,ate +� i . l ' y �i�t broiGZer l eCa ft:?y:' . "Sl�.y' �,3. ig >II.P osez., ►r : "ijjod to bring on the engiraA,c r, G ai rir1, the gantlet sex kept down any "Gain' Z O is G, ITT POB GASH . t� ' `_ ` " ' ' . c• �'. the couuoiil adjourtied to meet on the Choy might havo felts However .after ParaSola, ,.al.. r, ani• :�. d •�O £,.., . " 29th Juno next- possession waa takan- of the prsiuisias in tho best Ramo 'aitd roreign varkets, olhoot.ICI.`g."'ar", Cott b1 adeS, Linens, IV, QT,4nx clerk, and all got settlotl dower, Dr S 13 and: will be sold at the �`'q ��g��� a On Frralay last a, galno of base ball ' Smale was called to the chair and at �OWLS�' I'O�N'Iiif,i; T'itxCi;s s � -was played between the boys of Brown-. once called on .Ur D U Walker, ti a, ,�r ,� � �e �t�t, a " town and thoso of the Stone school, tpawher, to let Mr Miller know what . .,�+ �a �:► The score wa`s 12 to 5 in favor of tiro the i3rbwd meant, rvliiclt he did xry Mao -8i x aatSatir r, BPlolroev0 s, Velvets Ill's make a spi Aalty of Black Dress. Goc;d% &nd «•mull incite ever} ' McCue school, The day was. un£avor. rending the following- address: flushes aria- ringos for ,; * able for playing and the game want hir r1r II Uiller,-• As you aVe very ]tidy reg7tzritt� those t;r�oals to saWa illi large rAatl„a lilttl het riirt.Ai:ct:uxa•. plosicd at Clie cuff of ill© 7th innings, shortly to take your departure from ick , . „. before lluyi09, Sea illi All �%'uol Gacadai at 13 merits l,,;r cath. Last year the boys beat any club they amongst us, wo, a few, of your. old GE, NTYAQUEN, GO TO T. A, MILLS FOR i'iIU played wills and from the start thny 'tinge friends saint nequaiintancef; feel . Bg,s taken as oath. ti ave made appear to be going to that the cannot loose the npportttnity RATS, TIE% ' COLLAK GLOVES, UNDERCN OTHIN0.1 . Ilea the sArrsAe course this year.-- AMISS bI V KBHY y ir.--�. �of exprossing ove lit -arty appreciation Opposite Queon's Iiotel, Wiugbitol.' ;till sen Our. range cat' ng to the reee'lit heavy rains the of the many excellent qualities of -� , �, -Y»r flier on the 2nd is almost its high heart una hand which have ever s<itics!tirr ttti srLt. A- �Y 'rn'*"D Sr .;��►...�"+! A strong as it is in the spring,.•--•, distinguished your throughout a long. �'{�'�" "r'nrsery8tcrolr. Allgoods for ordered c!oti Ing. All sults guaranteed to lit yr tib stile, t ha aAntratioe to Cho bridge at the period of aoquMutanceship, In your W adi 6 E warranted hirst•csaas. �Ve'laavth the tat est i'artrita of tsAlcls in t'C'in 11arT1 etad vtie Ttit?Y:TI iln�i t�qr enlaoal honso W" lattol f improved fainily relationship we know, you to �i eine; , r�iOM Sas•, �tq And e? ehstp p(j tar the � � .t" �' • , r g tTood SKlar �sAud eRuen x paid tvenk• fltaS9 Oven trit.Cte'; 'So CumrTl7 l}.ritJ�.2Tlid pt, vurue of t it, gbeap gutuls i has q ti ,Cts, Cahipbell,•--U, L. Stewitrt have baen over kind, providellt And in. tA,�eraA hnducarnant, tn6aarinne w. Noptsvivattf • experience naoeuearr, outd it s, Write tar twin they tare goit1q. tier, ; S. No. 7, Attended the exampia,ry rix. every respect. 1n social � gtahq,%ge, i .ts( tit ICs tafla3r aoirxei; in life We Over found YM ttacgcl ts�athaana►. �r, ot3,►s,51meoaKit tom...ycaA, ' �� _. tis:. ;�$��"� :Y...jitlr;,�i>l�fdbsx,'*<4,...t,ti3.i ,.� �.• _. .. ... L n