The Wingham Times, 1889-12-27, Page 1•
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T..o0AL NEvir$,
D M Gor ou has moved iuto the
reeidehee lately y oated by Mr Walter
Scott.
Jimmy KoKelvie, of the Star restaurant,
takes the lead iu all his lines.
0/1 -:-Messrs, Gila!" at, Green & Co. shipped
three carloads Qf ruiture 9U Ueudtty lest
rper G R.
Cratere done up in any style at R
• 'next door to Mesou'e bookstore.
—The public 80 °di olosed on Friday
%est, It will be r opened 014 Ttleaky,
3auttery 7th.
—The Meanie
rvey Dramatic Come.
Ipany played te t rly good houses, ou
Thursday,loridey a%1 saLtrat4y nights of
last week. Belle, aotory Baud played
for the company es.ii night.
just arrived, 20 boXes thee oranges for
Xrues trade, from 15 to 40 (elute per dozeu,
.at R Hiles. „
• —The Stratford fileraM appeared last
, 'rad look's well. The
rave male the Herald-
adubbi papera iu the
erviug of the liberal
upon them.
Week ja a new- dres
present proprietor
one of the moat r
'county, and are d
line nage b4stowe
—Misfire. Head
• ohoppiug mill, on
the Exchange h
,are giving the fu.x
thaupthe s
graiu for ohop
It
WINGII.A.M; ONT., FRIDAY; DECEIV113ER '27, 1889.
fed-IIVIr and Mrs 0 Sperling atteuded
1
the funeral of Ur Sparliuget 'nether, et
Lakelet, on Sunda lad.
Freak minas meet, for Obrietreas, at B
Hil ' .
--Jack Frost uck having put in an ap-
pearance, roller ating is still indulged
tn. The rink wa largely patronized en
Christunte.
Nice mixed candies from 14 to 2:1 cents
per pound, at R 4111.8.
—Mrs (Bet) Joh Scott, who has been
'eery low with infla atiou of the luugs,is,
we are pleased to 1 ree able to be About
the house again.
—Iu the absence' Bev Mr McQuarrie,
the Rev John MoaIb, of Leekuow, co: -
ducted the service ie the Presbyterian
oliuroh, on Sunday 14t.
—The Bishop ufI Huron's Christmas
pastoral letter appoalp to the oougregatio
on behalf of the off° ory for the recto
and incumbents 0 t &Qom.
If von ivant
entune good teethes'
wringer go and pee those kept by berme A.
Oline & Co. Something new, very
—We unfferstand Lit Messrs W Ing
lie and Wm Robe on have leased the
Woolen mill from fr Armstrong, and
go 6 Ritchie have their tona put it in operab' n in a short time
Josephine street, near
el,
iu full operation, and
era their ohop home
tee day as they briag the
g.
—For a nioe 'Christmas 'Present, go to
the Wingham Furniture Factory Where
you can get Parlor and Bedroom Suites,
Centre and Licteusion Tables, Sideboards,
Vainly Chairs, etc., etc., which cau be'
• bought at very low pries. Tues. Beet.
—The Januar t. Louis Magazine is a
holiday number of unusual interest.
There are illustr ed New Year poems,
papere and stori s by Ella Wheeler.'
'Wilcox, heinnie •allard, Firmin
Eillie °warm and many others,
Editor A N De Me 'l has his•custofnery
bright, metonym' ti nal Literary Chats
• and Light Mood departateuts. Pri
ouly 15 cente.' Sp, iinve copy 6 ezents.
• —Everybody c t on Saburda,y, 22nd
hist., and everyde up to January ast, it
,you want a bergait . Why -go -to &adieu
rt) sales and buy old secoad-hand furniture
Viten you scats get new as cheap at S.
Gracey's Furnita e Store. Be sure and
cad; I are bound sell.
-4-The ekrnina, Ion of (media:etas for
tho Municipal C ma of Wiugham, for
. 'the year 1800, and Iso of Public School
!% • 'trustees' will take lace et the towii hall,
°
▪ on Monday evening next, at 7.30 °Woolf.
• No doubt threeme hers of the present
'Ammon' will give an account o their
stewardship, and eseekieg eleotion for
1809 'will. be exp °bed to enlighten the
ratepayers es to th comae they intend to
:puesne,ii iiutru.ste with their confidence.
There eltheld be a 'arge attendance of rate-
.: •payere at the meal tug.
—Havinglezught Mx Calbiok's whole bud-
!. • • .-Sees, the stook ocrurisiture, consisting 'of
IAA Parlor and 13edroc-as Suits, Extension and
'Centre Tables, Se rotary Desks, Bureaus,
MAtrosses, Spriwg Beds, Pictures, Oil
• Paintings, etc. I of or the whole lot for sale
from new- till ;emery 1st at prices that
will pay to come tce miles for. I want to
' . Rea off the whole tbook before January if
• possible. Bo euro1 mid don't miss this
offer. Call at S
' —At the last
tioago, No 180,
evening last, the
' elected for the
• Workman, E T
Smyth; Overbear,
oice pease ni al for brose at A
Ca 's. Call and try it.
.e-SeVeral partie •in town have lately re-
cei'ved letters from r Geo McKay, who is
now living in Winn' eg, He says he is
doiug well and 'likes he country. He its
engaged in the mettle ylug busluess.
M McQuarria, Racer
8 Hutton, Correepon
Wightman, Treasure
meet every Friday e
in the lecture room o
'-Mr john Cle,gee, o random Manitoba,
nephew of ar Wm Ole g, of this town, are
rived iu Wingliant on Tuesday, He re -
pieta line weather in Manitoba, With no
snow at the time he left. For the past
four months they ha no rain either,
—ton are invited to call et W T 'retest
and inspect the A e est display of table china
and gle,ss ever shatenin Wingham.. Prices
RAM 010).1. • •,
--A. yormg People' Christian Endeavor
Society, in oonnoebi4 with the Presby-
ganized last week
torian Chareh. was
With the following o
PresidentsW J Kerr,
"Kitty KW' pteaeo
Truss dace?
—911 Today,Infr GealloKe
boquet of peiniies in his garden.
—Santa Claus and the dancing darkey
in Ur jas McKelvie's restauma
attracted a great deal of atteut
the past week,
employeee of Mr Tho
11 at th e —15iVision Oda
Thursday, Judge
zit plotted were only about a
buefuess was soon
g darkey, -44A. social in the
Window, ba Thursday Week,
64 during There was a good
thestate of the w
Boll pre e W X Sleefet wast
Dented that geutleman with at address—
in which they expressed the mod feeling
they ze utertaieed towards him ---and a meg.
nificent silver tilting water pitcher, on 1
Wednesday 'evening last. Et, Ben re-'
plied in appropriate tern's -
was held its town on
yle presiding, There
dozen mem, and the
shed through,
ougregational Church,
o a'ne off pleasantly.
tenchtuca, coneidering
ether and roads. Rev
the ohair, and Rev Mr
Priest opened with 'rayer: Miss Billings.
ley presided at the organ. The choir did
Cock part effeeti Iy. rfr W Robertson
and Miss Thyne ng a duet, an Bob.=
ertson also a solo ur Cline and family
also sang with t ir usual ability. Good,
recitations werec, yen by err Graoey, miss
Lillie Agnew, err G Wilson and miss Bell -
Smith. miss Be -Smith, we understand,
is a professional elooutionist, and does her
part remarkably ell.
bb Thursday n on, the Methodist Church was
crowded by townsp epic to witness the marriage of
Emma Agnew, d ughter of Mrs, Eliza Agnew,
of this town, to Ur $ Wilson, teacher, of White
Rock, Michigan., Ths ceremony was performed. ly
the Rey John Scott, A, pastor of the church. The
bride was melded b Miss Anna Agnew, her sister,
Miss moon, s for of the groom, and Mis
Annie Westman, whi the groom was atzppotted by
Rey A.MoKibbon, of Cobourg; Mr John Mandzeas
of Winthrop and Mr tanton Agnew, brother of the
bride. Alter the in resting ceremony had been
.
• —For a nice Christmas Present, go to
Wiugham Furniture Factory •lebere
you can get Parlor and Bedroom Suitt*,
Centre aud Extensiou Tables, Sideboards.,
Fancy °hake, etc., eto., which can be _
reit at very low prices. 'Num Berm,
ineetkg of the Curling kith was held
t the Tinsley HMO 'rec 4ntly, when
skips were appointed as foil .ws 13 Kent,
3'J Auderson, John Bind* and George
McKenzie. The Club decides to take part
'in the • nspiel to be held et Stratford,
commencing the 20th Januar e
--The quarterly review read entertain-
ment under the auspices of elk Methodist
Church Sabbath School, on 1unday after-
noon next, premises to be aei enjoyable
one. The programme will ,ensist of Wag-
ing by the children, musio by the choir -
and orchestra, recitations, ea a short ad-
dress by Ildr j A. Fleck, bestees the review
• of the quarters' lessons, wit blackbeerd
illustrations. •
—A grand Chtistrnae ente ainment will
be given by the Sabbath chool in the
Baptist Church, this • (Fri ay) evening.
The programme will consist o choral selee-
/tions, Christmas recitations aid dialoguee,
and an address by the Rev $thn Gray, of
nt will corn
r collection
rdial invita-
tion extended to all. •
•
—The Traders 'Tea Coral)°, y,of Toronto
were arraigned before the olioa Meek.
• gone through with, t o guest) returned to Mrs
• Agnew's, where -full j stiCe bad boon one to the
bridal dinner. The pr soots were both numerous
and oostly. The happy ouple left on the 3.40 train
for tho home of the gro m, White Bock, Michigan.
. A large number were a the train to see them off.
The T4M00 eitends its c. gratulations.
Kinoardine. The eriterteinm
thence at 7.30 o'clock. A. 011N
will be taken at the door. A o
Po sonata.
Mr I G Holmes barrister, of Toronto,
sou of Mr Thos Holmes, epent his.
Christmas under thparental roof—Misses
• Fiorillo. and Louise arling, daughters of
Mr F G Sperling, are ono from Whitley
Ladies' College, for hair holidays—Mrs
D j McCue*, left for Cincinnati, Ohio, on
Monday, to, join her husband, who has
been there for eor time Frank
Bradwin, son ot M -os Bradwin, of this.
town, is home from orouto for his hall.
day.S Armstrong, of Toronto, owner
of the woolen mill, sin town on busi-
era: Wm Armour, trate of that city for carryin , on a. lottery. Ness one day last wi
ce PresidentMise Their mode of doiegbusines was to sell of Listowel, who has
;
ing Secretary; Mist+ can of tea for 61, then the purchaser on wel gas works, spent
ing secretary; Wm returning the can and payice, 50oents wa
The Society will entitled to another can of r. IF. In eaoh
ning at 7.4o'clook, ben °item there was some ar role of jewelry.
5
the church • The company was convicted -of' conductiug
s lottery, aud on appeal, t ee decision of
the police magistrate was s istained, and
the compauy closed up its 'business in the
atty. -
—For 0., nice Christmas Present, go to
the Wirighem Furniture Faotory where
yen oan get Parlor and Bedroom Suites,
Centre and Extension Tables, Sideboards,
Fanoy Cheers, eto., etc., which can bo
bought at very low prices. Term. Bete.
--The heavy rain of Tuesday evening
paused the rivers o rise rapidly. en
Wednesday morning hel water was run-
ning over the road a Messrs. Hutton &
•Oarr's mill, end had i Cot been for timely
action, no doubt the d would have boen
serried away. Wedus
was received to the e
Fordwich bad been
particulars have bee
goingto press,
--obristroae was gene
townspeople as a hot
very ne, blit the to
111,11(18y, state, but li
Gauzy's. Furniture dulged in. The Town
' bands serenaded the
°ding of Wingbam the whole day, and t
JJ NV, held on Friday 1 .been replenished by
Bowing officers were ;Oeived. Both of thee
ening terra: ISInSiSr- Ottlaib to the town, a
lyn; Foreman, Will support of the oitize
leo Moffat; Fineucier' .4 -At a meeting
3'
W Walker; Rao& er, T Bell; Reeerder, others connected wi
I) M Gordon; c:111 de, G Pethiek; Inside church, held on T
Watchman, 11 It rt„Ontside Watchman. Annie Eavidson,wha
Thos Ilenderson. This Lodge is in a veil of organist of the Se
flourishing condi ou, adding new members
time, was presente
nearly every me
The Cans.dis
been !soiled. Ne
the work mor
a refereuoe, ha
is a Bit of r4
members of the
Mottoes ate dl
polities; the sal
mows ar d giv
institutions an
lithograph of the
Toronto, is ala
The price of t
and may be pr
• 15 (lents, and in
Coll), Clark
Apples by.,
IleKelvie'ssee
ting uight. by the teachers of
Almeemo foe 1890 has Mr D M Gordon,
features %bat Will make words, expressed
valuAlk .as a book ,Sabbath school w
e been added. There for her services
ioorea physioians; tke Mutton made th
aminiotr and Ontario be able to devote
'add sweating to their the school, Miss
ie4 of the Government position as organ t, a short time ago.
- ity afternoon wcrrt
sot that the dam at
led away, but no
received at time of
ally obeervedby our
ay. The day was
ds being•in a very
tle driving was in -
and Bell's Factory
twonspeople during
ir exchequers liavo
he contributions re-
organizations are a
are entitled to the
f the teachers and
the Presbyterian
sday evening, Miss
issfilled e position
bath Sehoolifor some
with a purse of Money
he school and othets,r
n a few Vell.ohosan
e, deep obligation the
uncler:to Miss Davidson
the past, and Miss S
resentation. In order to
bre time 'hiller doss in
Daidsoa d hor
; fon lilts of ealloatienta 00011001tAtette 11.0.01401004 For bale,
Miscellaneous 6001011166; a The undersigned effete hie cottimodione
yew parHatnentbuildings, residence, situated on the corner of Pat -
given with etteh cot31. tisk and Vranois streets, for sate on
reasonable tetine, The bowie 'is one of
s work has not increased
cured in. paper doyere for lotiated. Every conven ono ,
loth canvas for 26 cents, lend. good stable, etc. Parties. wishing to
o., publishers, Toronto. look through the house eau do so by ea
e }*rel, bushel or rook, at WALTIOn 00T6,.
—The Harrieton Tribune, 'at its' report of
the Cricketers' concert, heli in that town
lately:, speaks thus of Miss 4ello Ma/lardy
of this towns The arduon. positien of ac-
companist was very 'well Ailed by Miss
Meleardy; of Winghara, 3he has a meg-
nifieent touchearni is '1.111114y acicomplieh7
ea Musician, as she playeevith the great.
estfatility and precision the various ao. -
oompanirnents that were laced before her,
She gave aninetruinoat4 solo, also, which
Was highly appreciated y the audience,
who insisted on her ee /ntrance at thrill
piano. She has, in or opinion, fulIy
justified the flattering n titles that we have
seen in the Press of Iter ability as a
pianist.
—On Monday eveninL, a good.eised an.
dienoe gathered in th basement of the
Baptist Church to Hite.* to an address by
Rev. A .1' Lobes% a Fr: rich missionary la.
boring smong the Fre sob. Roman Cattle -
lids of Quebec, upon tl- 6 work of The Grande
sign Mission. Mr. le beta is himself a
convert. from Roman Catholicism and a
child of the mission, le spoke in feeling
terms of the noble, se -sacrificing work of
Madame Feller, the fjunder of the mis-
sion, and of the 800004 that has attended
the work begun in such in humble manner.
Last year, whilst the u meet accommodzie
tion f the h 1 hi 040 With the
mission islet 105 pupils applications were
received from 200 for ad ission, many of
whom are Roman,Cath his. He closed a
deeply interesting ad& s by impressing
by illoettations drawn f ern his 'own life
and observation that. the Frani% Roman
Catholics have not the iapet, that they
need the gospel, and mit 4ligatlou to pro.
vide there With it. The rk a this Goa -
honored mission will have 6W interest ta
those who bad the pleasur Of listening to
die best 111Winghealiatla is most desirably
the address
ing, For full patbionlars, apply to
Central PriSon, Toronto, Ont.
1 .1. . • _ _ •
WROLE NO. 9&;
$ot. rani,.S, Eztertatument.
The enteitainn t uuder the auspices
of St. Paul's Sun y °hoot, held ir the
towu hall on Monde, •evening, was very
successful. Tho ha was crowded to the
doors, many bol compelled to 'stand
during the who entertainment. T.Ite
platform was ole- aptly decorated, and the
chimney down w 'oh old oicries Krinkle"
was to come, was a plendid piece ot work,
and was much admir d by those present.
Christmas trees, bag of candies and puts,
eto„ were strung round j13 profusion,
Rev J Moorho e, the Superintendent
of the school, op pied the cheer. After
a few remarks •the chairrhem it Couple
of Christmas arols were magnifieently
rendered by ib' Stunlay School scholars.
The Rev Mr oorhouse engaged in
prayer, after w 'oh, the main feat-
ure of the entertai mont, the cantata, en.
titled, "Catohing rise Krinkle, was inter-
Byery o e engaged in the cineeta
seemed to thor ughly understand their
part ethieh ten 1 ed greatly to maim ha
rendering the ocess that it was, 'Ike
°heroes by the ildren were much Ap-
preciated, and re (acted (malt on them-
selves, as well a their teacher, Mies
Houghton., Ab the onclusion of the can.
tata, a. couple of awls were sung, and
then the distribu on 0 prizes were pro.
ceeded with, and were awarded as follows:
Sermon Prize Bonier Division. — tot,
Mary Cornyn; end, Jane Netterfield.
Junior Division. -1- , Frederick Diernond;
2nd, Mande Plenty.
Catechism Prize 1st grade—perfect--
Kate Groves, Vary Sealer, Martha Sadler,
Isabella* johnst 2nd grade—slight
error—Alice Be ebb, Mertba Sadler, Eliza
Perdue, Floe Fl
Prizes for punotua regular attend.
anco and good .00ndu , during the past
year. were award° y classes, as. •follows:
Gums...Miss Mur eeteaolier—Miuiazizzie
Fleuty, Miss- Ali Cesemore an Miss
Violet Fields, Ma Dianeoud, teacher —
Bertie Kent, Hattie &terns and Lucinda
Roderus. Miss Sh v, teecher Bliza
Srnall, Maude Devils and Iviaude rieuty.
—111r Thos Male, Miss Oornyn, Mao er—Ettie Johnston,
arge of the 'duo- Edith Clarke arid 3e to Bell. Ms Gar' -`t
nday and pert of braith, teacher—josie Leary, Myria Net- .
Monday in town. He sye Wingham could terlield and Lizzie Dr w. Miss Reynolds,
be easily and cheaply ighbod with'gas.. teacher—Tome Netterd Id. Mary Comm
Mr Thos Gregory retu •ned from 6 business and AunieKerr. Miss etterson teacher—
trip to Toronto on M day niglee., The Martie Sadler, Labe te. Johestore and •
Dien 'Want
A number of tutu wanted to out and
draw cord wood and saw logs by contract.
Apply. toGso Taminote 20,1eud mills,
Box 125, Wiughem, t.
Rev John Scott °Men
the Rev Mr Waddell, o
One town, on Mon
gentleman was strick
ly with paralysis..
stone, of Clinton, pas
Monday, on his way
lectured that evenin
Southampton, is
with her sisters,
Mr ed MoD Flom'
aro visiting a
Fleminn's father.
ed the funeral of Nellie Bell. Mr Sills, t at:her—Ida Kerr,
Mount Foreet, at Mabel Kent and Avis eore,
ay. The ieverend toes -- Mrs Mo house, feach4—
down very sudden- Tommy Fields, Pete Johustou and. John
he Rev Jas Living- Stiles, Mr Groves, eaoher —Harry Bell,
d through town on George Sills and Wil 'e Alleu. Mrs Bell,
o Tara, where he teacher — Robbie ettlepieee, Adam
tonthron, of Cornyn and Herrve A i arson. hike Petty -
ending short time piece, teacher—Willi ray, Elmer Moore
e Aliases Bouthron.. aud Robbie Willson. Mies Broekenshirr,
g and wife, of Listowel, teaoher—George Sti es, John Hession ar d
Mr J Leslie's, Mrs Willie Moore. lir °colleen, teacher—
Mr and Mrs D H Chas Johnston, Fred 1 lamond andeeVtaftkt.
on, teaohertWigttit.t
tt and. WilHeAdlitteelee,
Mr Fred W Hug es, the Seet •
the Sabbath Sehool, rea&. his a
port, which shows that tliere;‘,
soholars on the r.1, with an
attendance of 113 uring the year. el' -'
receipt for the year ere 678, and expeae
diture1/13, leaving balance of 130' in the
treasury. ,
The officers and to- oilers of the school
have labored earnest • and faithredly dur-
ing the past year, an no doubt Will feel
amply rewarded w th the 21100088 that
has attended their e cats.
Dorman, of Mitchell parents of Mrs Van. Foster. Miss Hong
stone, are guests et r R R Vanstone's.. Beemer, Willie Lyd
Mr Jas McAlpine, ho has been employed
for some time wit the Hault Manufactur-
ing Company, in Ingersoll, is home to
spend the holidsoya—Mr Simon Mitchell
and, wife, of Arteur, are visiting at Mrs
Mitchell's talk .ez, Mr John Allenby,
Edward street.. aster Charles Biedwin,
of Harristoe, is hjme for it few clam .11r
Will MoQuarrie, student, is home from
Toronto, for his oltdays..Mr Fin Ander-
eon, who is nowfa student at 0. Military
School, Toronto is spending a few days in
town. Fin. tookk well in his regimentals..
Mr and hire 1) B Calbick are spendingthe
holidays with fri .ids in and around 010-
ton..Mt Duncan Clarke, teacher, who has
taught in Culrosze near Teeswater, for the
post two years, ft to.day for Winnipeg,
where his mothe
and sisters reside
—We beg to drkw our readers' attention
to the great stride which Poultry Culture
has taken in Caned of late years. This
is clearly evinced the teeming columns
of our prosparOt contemporary, the
OANADIMI Pont=Jflavziw, published in
Torpato, Ont., by Et B Donovan. The
Review has sew rhacbod the close of its
twelfth year, am is invaluable to all,
who take an interast in either Commercial
or P`aney. Poultry. It is beautifully illus-
trated, contributed to by leading equates
ill over America, Thiglsod sad Vtatioe,
and nukes it spool zlty of its elledioal'
and ,,Question" de rtMeetti. The price
only 01 per yea , or trial trip, took
moms, ton 26 ciris.
A }tont, publiou4iou. and este devoted
to rumose and Jcsr.n Pao are also
issued from the e!tro Oelke.
and several brothers
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•
•
,rn Nits. ,
To the Editor of the "TI "
Dam Sin,—We 'eh, through Your
paper,to tender our • ost sincere tItauks to
those who assisted 1 removing the drift.
wood, etc., at our pper mill dam, on
Christmas day. If not been for their
timely aid, our mill a n would likely have
beau tarried away b the high water, Ac,
it is, but little dams e was done.*
ours, etc.
unfree & Cana.
'nigh= Mills, 15 20, 1889.
Wlngba •, Dec. 21st, 1881
To th o rulitot of the Time
Dada SW 1 take gr
your colurrius, to than
the Bell Pietory Ban
must° rendered at o
during lest Week, Th
Atm they repreeent ab
Imola an efacient,me
I remain,
Mau ager
e.t pleasure through
the menebare of
for the excellent
r entertainments
citizens &ad the
raid /ant proud or
loal orgenieatiou
ore truly
c. °Deal*
ezzate livorVer
er.