HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1889-06-01, Page 1Vit► Li. XVI 111, ---NO 49. WIN Grk[AA , ONT.....FRIDAY , D
I,LO OA•L NWS,
—Patella echnol bn rd moetiug on Tame
llav evening next.
--!lead 141 U 1xe :doe's new advertise -
monk and profit the by,
-»M1r
George, Kine hey been nn Lite Wok
list for the past fewclays, but is rapidly
roc vering.
-Mr Jas Burgos, has opened a harness
making and repair lop in the Bayed Sloeli,
next to d.r B C Cla e's tailor shop,
"loaa1lessrs Gray, ting & Sperling ship
pod six car lotyda 'of salt this week, three.
going by tt P l,L awl three by G T B. •
-You are invited to call at W T Yates,
tied inspect the fir vet diaplay of table china
anl,glass ever shown ie Winghant. Prices
away down.
--Ail should avail txetnselves of hearing
the world-renowned
Lima, at the town h 1 to -night •
ioliuist, Senor De.
• --The editor of t
gives in the last issu
acoouut of how lie
e Harristnn Tribune
of his raper a graphic
eeived a black eye.
—Miss leIeI1n 1VTo ardy has been engag-
ed to take part in grand concert to be
held at Harris ton the llth instant.
--Mr. James F
cue vocalist, of To
atm -grand concert,
if^14a
Mr II WC :11ey.r, of this town, along
With •: 47 other m mbers of the Ontario
ba eon ereato a {,!neon's Caunsel
by the' Daminion G vernment. . y
—T lea musical an • elocutionary concert.
to be given, by the I O 0 T ph Tuesday
evening; nest, pro set to be the best of its
kind yet given in 13 grove:'
..-Ib, Hebia's Pu chrilla is the latest
ilisoovery for chapped bandanna face. 'It
Etre1 pimplee.remnvee ten,"eto. Beautifies
tho,oernplexion.: Pride 2v cents per bottle.
ori . Qaux " ageney, Ohisbotm's Corner
Store. •
?i^r-An exchange say
file latest fegtlies,
trilled by electric win
piece the beginning
It
, the celebrated humor.
onto, will( take •part in
in the town hall to-
. that according to
• persons have been
e in New York city
this year.
ins envie C . sill; of the teaching
teff of the public : hool, is .attending the
Model School exe. inatioes at Clinton,
this week. • las Maggie MMiaggie C gill took the prize for
Wpenmanship offered •y Mr Cadman, who
bas conducted a icing -elate Here for
• some time,
To ItzNT.-Tho pond htaathird Rat of
It frame building o Josephine street, near
Bell's factory. A n : • ber of .good rooms,
Apply to Geo. Tho, son, .:'Letimid mills,
X126, Wingham
4- 'rho Christmas n fists,. and ' aocem•
proving pictures of tit Me and Saturday,
11'"iahf are 'now oil . in the reading
Boom of the Idealism " ' Institute.
--Remember the and concert in the
town hall to -night ( 'day) by the pupils
of Miss Hello 141CHar y, assisted by Miss
Bate 0 Strong, Mr. i Ames Fax and Seiler
De Lima,
14fr, James La titt, son of Mt Sas
Iteutitt, left.`iast,'y: k for Battle .Creek,
1tiot ,, eittire"lie ha . a brother and sister
'tesiding. Ire is a active and clever youug
man, meriting, ass.
—The:. #ii of the Lord's Steppe's;
was adxiliaittero iu the Presbyterian
Church, hi this to n, on Saturatty last.
Tent nl>.rines were a rolled in the Commun.
ion roll. Bev 111✓ eddes, of Whitechurch,
preached .the p paratiou sermon with
much ae eptanee
--livery per , regtu inti earpota or
floor oil cloths, hould not fail to call on
Gannon & IUCINTeint, who have, in addi-
iton to an uuusual largely and attractive
stook, a clinics selection of samples in
13 auss>oLs carpet, which they are offering
a t .:e prices.
r. A Kelly,
wonderful era
mentally and ph.
walks into town
sixty, does not
mealiest print a.
in matters geeer
ho is in his 86th year,;!
pie of octogenarian vigor,
frequently
is eotivo as a man of
ftasses even for the
I takes an active interest
ly.
—The Stratfor• Peeve says of Miss If.
0 Btreag, who • 11 take part in the grand
concert in the t wn halt to•uight:• Aliso X
C Strong'tt lint appearance before the
people of the 01
eurprita, and be
Salam of her fi
bevsehb at a fav
OM has a high!
veto* flexible a
bar a+rtieulatiion
toss 91aard in all
ie City was a pleasant
ore She had completed a
b song, had saYlished
rite with the dience.
cultivated mezzo. oprano
d well ufsdsr coixtrol and
sing very dis,iiaot, she
. arta of the building.
0 •
—Look out for Ja .1iaKKelvie'e
vestisement tioxt the
-Don't fail to roe
advertisement. Ito
Christmas goods to I
Gonne Vidc(te: bi
hie family to Wing
a good fellow and.
his ew home,
—bin 11 C Sparlit
deal of poultry to t
to markets. Ile i
prices in cash for
--T.he annual
men's Association
be hold in litratf •
17th January
We have had
during the past w:
and now the, indie
lose the little anfl
new ad
ilii John Bern's ne
las a large stools o
and.
Lli Seymour move
am last week. Bli i
—Ur Wm Clegg, grain deal
' us that there has been a coined
w tity more grain marketed in Wi
1 year than last. Up to the 1st
her he had purchased upw
d • bushels more than at the sain
s ve4>raYi
= wisb•him success in a number of the employees an
it ormsi a brass band, to be called Be
is shipping a greet
Mr. Bell contributed VI towards
3no,rmnentx, it is said. The Nitre
e Moutrtial and Toren- received and the members of the be
paying the highest preettsintr,under the leedorsblp of
11 kinds of poultry, They will make their first public
informs
tele wean -
ham this
of Deoem-
s of 3000
date last
r, Thos Bell bsve
's Brass Band.
e purchase of
ents have been
d aro diligently
Mr t3 Merrifield.
pearanco at the
carnival at the roller noir on the 12 h inst.
nveutiou..,of the Dairy. --,
3re
t Western Ontario will nal important impravome .e have been et.
r footed;Ot the Union Factory Wel to facilitate the
d on the l.iblt, Huh and rapid manufacture of furniture. A. Diet or elevator,
xt. el to convey the goods from one story o another, has
uite a spell of weather been put in, besides several new re •hinee, Fane to
k—snow, freezing, fain carryoff all dust arising from t e maohines and
saws aro being placed in position. This firm isship-
tions are thae we Will pinglarge quantitiesof furniture— • threedays cur.,
we have, ping the past weolc they shipped ve oar loads,
uteri to the new ad. three going by G T It and two by 0 P 11,
essra, Gordon & Mos —We bake the following i reference to
limn. They are sell' the late Rev Wm Meldrum, father of Dr.
at cost. Meldrum, of this town, fro • the Guelph
th iltercury: The funeral of th late Rev,
—Attention is tii.
vestisement of
'Ie tyre,' la another •
ing all lines of goods
WAHTDD, an ap
rentice - to i
dressmaking and mautlemaking. Apply William Meldrum took place f
to the Misses Flood, Beaver Bleak, Wing- residence near Morriston, .on
.!tam, noon, Rev Dr Maekay, for
his pastor,; presided at the fu
'1 has contracted with Addresses were delivered by
Light Compauy for Sulellie, of Petgus, Bev Drs War
own at the rate of 20 .Torrence, of Guelph, who were
00 candle power per with him for over forty year
reminiscences of his early pas
has commenced the Bev J C Smith, B D. of Guel
d large quantities of prayer. After tinging and pro
g brought iii. He is the benediction, the service in t
1 market pride. On was concluded, The funeral p
a car load,per G T R. which was a very large one, -w
Ethos to intimate to the. way to Crown Cemetery, where
that he inteuds pntting mains of the decoased were laid
will deliver milk to last resting place, a few rods fro
,op end after Monday, of the eburoh where lir Meld
his ministerial labors about ha
'bristmas number of the ago,'as the first pastor of the
ecu received. It is by church of Bast Pnetinoh. tM sh
eoimgc .of ' engraving was held'et the grave. The W
hex neer been 'issued sons• lied . fear dcuahtere'.s
Three .ofthe sons are in the alt
1 of the season will feeoiouand the youngest son
er rink on Thursday through a regular course of the U
A. number of vain- of Toronto. One of the daugh
arded for fancy cos -
died a few years ago was the xvif
ass .Band will be in .J S Stewart; another is married
marehall, of Michigan, U S; a
we expect to publish been a very successful •teacher f
of Gretna and its years. The remaining son and
Lithgotvet that will no with their: mother,. are atr the o1
stead, The Rev W lMleldrum ig ti
g to our readers from a godly band of .Gaelic minist
• . were among the pioneers of Pres
ars should read ism in Western Ontario.
the important ann ='.'embnt of J L Grant
ee Co, of Ingersoll, in another column, in Erratum.
reference to fletteniug • .hogs early. This An error occurred in one p
firm will buy no dressed bogs this winter Bev. Mr Shortt's letter last week
—Gordon &' 1McIntyre have a quantity misprint, Instead of "The esu
of first-class Geese • Feathers on hand, be very well educated and the
Parties requiring feathers will do well to. Roman Catholic Orders," it oh
oall on -them; '',bey . will no doubt be read,"The Jesuits may. be ver
pleased to offer. many inducements in all
other lines. and the best educated, of t
Ifarl istou Ceuta
the Relianofi Blear'
the lighting of thei
centeper light,b1
nlnt,
—
Mr Thos Grego
having of pork, a
dressed hogs aro b
paying the high
Thursday he shipp
Mr. 111: Cassels
penplo dl' Winghai
on a milkzaagon,
all parts:of-the to
2nd. of December.
—A Gopy of the
Termite ptotic has
all odds the finosb
and. letter press 1
in Canadit,
-The last carni
take place in the ro
evening,the 12th.ins
able prizes will be a
tumes,etc. Bell's
attendance.
—In our ilext issue
some rep ietecebces
mariiag s by.lMZr W
doubt prove interest
that part of Scotlan
—Hoes WANTED—
am his late
riday after-
many years;
ral services,
]lev Dr
rope and
ciueinted
sad gave
oral work.
, led in
arming,
o house
ocession,
dad its
the re•
ti their
the site
um began
1 a couture
resbyteriar
service
ewlfive
m
oal pro
is, pint
iversit
ere wh,
of Be'
1M2r J
ird ha
r severe
ughter
home'
e last 'c
wh
ytexiar
—Mr John Smith,
T Station here, met
on Thursday night la
as brakeman on the
the top of the oar to
one of his ribs mud oti
He will be laid off
kir Alex Livingato
Smith's position at t
—A. meeting' cf..fl..
and others of Godori
that town, to arrau
agitation throughout
question of the eruct
house. It was arr. ngerl that .a general
appeal should be pu
the county, and dist
cuter form amongsb
clergymen, and oth
its, •
fa gageman at the 0
ith a severe accident
. He was assieting
rain and fell from
be track, breaking
erwise injuring him.
vork for some time.
is now Riling Mr
e station.
iifnber of clergymen
"h, was lately held in
e for a systematic
the county on the
on of a county poor
Ors Woduesday
assisted by Dr Gunn
Tamlyn, Towler a
town, amputated
leg about half way b
knee.) Mr Sloan
some 'tImo with earl
was decided at a co+
a short time ago t
necessary. ''he pby
sanguine that he will
there was no chance
on, bir Sloan, alibi)
ago, Stood the operati
along nicely.
Bailed in the press of
buted in printed eie.
lie municipal officials,
e, of each municipal -
t, Dr 14cdonald,
of Clinton, and bre
l Meldrum, of this
Walter Sloan's loft
ween the instep and
s been 'minoring for.
of the bone, and it
ltation of physicans
at amputation was
'ohms are not over
eeage c
throng
5
ma-
best
uld hat-
well.brc-
e Romp_'
Catholic orders, but we are w 1 aware -
(item,
' Personals.
r B Willson spent a couple . days ;_
London, last iveek..1i r D C M oro; aft,;
spending a couple of weeks i, town, r_
turned to his home at Milvert' n, on Tu
day, He has accepted the rincipalsi•
of the school in that village, and has e
tared upon his duties. He w 1 be mut
missed in town, for ho was a ge oral lave,
ito..Mr H Davis was in Lond n on bus
nese last weak.. Mr George • athorn, la
of London, who was in thh ploy of it
H L Knapp, barber, last ye, , is with hi
again. :Mr Jacob Tennant,. o !me. Tow
ship, who has boon visitiug elatives i
Turnberry and the town, ret nod to b
home en Friday Iast..Dr'bGu..,of Clinto
was in town on Wednesday, profession
business—Mr Robert Cu. ingham, t1
well-known insurance igen , of Guelp]
wee in town on business on edtmedety
Miss Miller; daughter oia Mr Vier Mille
Edward
Edward street, bit f '1 l0 on to rash;
on Tuesday..Itov A. 't, :OM and Mi;
Hartley, of B1itevaIo, called '. n Mr W
Lithgow,. librarian, at the i Mechanic
institute, on Tuesday..Mrs 'orste
el Brampton, Was. visiting Mr 'Job
Mrs We
Mrs' W I
this wee
cover now, but. say Neelandtedifring thefast week
thim with the foot, ton, of Godori , • mother, of
h over 70 .years of t- Yates, is Visiting her daughter
well, and is getting
.tom.
Men Wanted.
A number of men wanted to cut and
draw cord wood and taw logs b11' eontrae>i:
Apply toGeo, Tuonaott; Zetland mills,
}lox 126, Wingham, Ont.
Yy
Who 'Wants Mousy
1 am'lnstruited by a party in Toren
to offer fora abort time a isugo amount
money en good fart security at 6 p
cent.
M, Gomm,
Winghanl, Oct, 8114,1888.