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The Wingham Times, 1888-11-16, Page 1VOL. XVII. ---NO 46 VIN GJTA VI.ONT., FRIDAY, NOV. 16, 1888. WHOLE NO. 8T8 LOCAL NEWS. —Capt. Staples a Cadet Wilton are flow in coralaanaat he S. A. barracks. —Q. really first•ol s entertainment is in. store for all whom end the Prosli'terian t,''' . Church ou Theiede; evening. —The Tares is i .tied .a day ea@lier this week oil account o Thanksgiving day fall- ing on Thursday. --The eaooud ea vvas on ou X031 ay evening by ➢taster F, hurley. jt —Misr; WAxrnri, to chop wood. Apply to so. Tamarix, at alms Zetland saw mill, or Box 125, Wingham P. 0. —Too planing ill of Messrs, Watt & Little . opened• th week after the new boiler being placed -E. F. Gerster has the largest and best assortment of American watches and jewellery in town. Wm. MoLenna. , formerly of Brussels, bought two Tote in adler's survey and is putting up a house is fall. For sale for al ost nothing, a very good parlor cook co stove, medirim size. jjj Apply .td ' Dn. Towaicn. —Messes. 13add ti& Sod Bake recently Put furnaces in th + liinslby house, the Methodist church + Whitechureh; and ' a hiokel plated ono i IItr. R. Orr's new i•esiderioe. =-cost of electri, lighting in Canadian bitiesand towns : r. sit, 29 cents per night per light ; Aylm: ', 25 cents; Paris, 26 cents; Chatham 30 cents; Ingersoll, 25 `'' tents ; Toronto, cents. • Dir: J. H.Van tone is in Hamilton this ;meek procuring 'hristnias goods. • His already choice li a of goods will be materially added t• by the addition of the best and latest t be procured in, the market. 4—By an, amen • went of the municipal act, the councils of towns, villages and townships will re nite to moot on the 15t11 .ee ;ieDabernber; and ake up a statement, of khe'reoeipts and e:.•nditures• for the x Airing year ; whio statement must 'eith'er 'bepublished or oiulated in the munici- pnlity, e for the 65 cotiiPetition h'r --Thomas: Cowls Oriilia, by Chief ',charged with gettin 'Vanstone onfalse p ' 'before the Mayor a Friday evening, but 'the acct sed goiug t to settle eita was brought from ettypiece, last week, } goods from Mr. J. H. tenses. He appeared d Magistrate Scott on e case was dismissed, work and ;promising —The Qtobe ltas in 't1akerate, original a number. ft will be :and contain a vast a reading matter. Ord 'agents let it. The GI .of Canadian nevnepap and cirotilation. ,; CThe officers for 'Web 0 F, are as foil V C R, J McLean ; R Gordon ; T, it M 'win; S W, J Gillespi B, •W Dore; J B, •sioians: Drs Towle sionela. rIIr,3.E.11. Di 7busineseannouncem He has fitted up 'bloeit and is now op of jewellery. 'He se tern; with Mr. H. class jeweler, in th- a first.olass media business Finan. W o+` Nearly the peoperty, the sur been diepdsed of 'up en meet Of the Dt, Chisholm has Messrs. W.Double 'Creight, 3:11,9.min are building this location, and ther thio end of the to preparation a meat d costly Christmas rofusely illustrated;; ount of ettraotfve s can be left with: e is still the king s as to enterprise curt Maitland Ne,; we; C R, R Elliott;, , J Risdon•; F S, D binsou ; 0, 5 Brad- ;JW,JWInglis; S Rutherford; Phy. Tamlyn anal Mac - —Mr, James Mill tiddler estate. —The London Ev after a few month --Mr. J. MOCrei is drecting a reside —Self denial me the Salvation Arm three time daily. —Mr. John MoL John Armour his street, adjoining bi —The woolen psi Week, as additions shape of a neck dry fain alterations ius slay has an opening ntin another column. new shop in Green's ding out a large stook yea his apprenticeship ark, who was 'a first- town, is reputed to be to and is a gentlemanly hope he may succeed. hole of the five acre try of Mrs. Sadler, has ud residences are going this all or next season, contracted for fifteen. ee,W. McLollau, J. Mo - Hogg and F.Wright II. This is a splendid is et veritable boom h n. —The Toronto oekly Arena controls in 'Canada the ete ng of "Christ before Pilate,'* I8 in, It 2 in., a faseieeile of the fametts painting y the Hampden artist, ' fudkaeay, whit hag won 'him world. wide fettle. The etehin.g is a delicate piece of art work d would, add value to stay oolleotiot5. T • r Winglw,rn Taaatts,. Not sand this picture a et till oe of '60 for 41.75. Thins and t e picture of last year. "The Fathers of C nfederatien," given or 4 2140 is realty. + magniL:ctr.6 offer. r is building on the iv Pewit has collapsed publication, ht had bought a lot and ee in Sadler's survey. tinge are being held at barracks this week, -Norval L., so shoemaker, had under his cheek on a board whilst pia Mr W B Hotton of Morris, two. lots week) There is a num week) of propert Por Sal A. good and cone beautifully located u plirohaspd from Mr, esedeirce on Edf'ard own. has boon closed for a ere being made in the ouse, es well as oar.. e. of Mr. G. Morrison, ugly gash inflicted uesday, by falling on ng at school. ld td Mr SAMolewen, n Frances street, this lively demand and; a changes at present, or to Let. odious brick house on Diagonal street. Apply to Dn TowLEn. t but the place to sell t square, not the pub. r calling attention to y, and we hope the he attention of those emedy lies. —There is no dou grain is on the marl lie street. The lett this matter is tim matter niay receive in whose hands the —Mr. John Hooe a fine oar load of la Wingham to Buff reliable buyer and and sheep. He ha Meetreee last wee -The latest add establishments of Restaurant being •blook byMr. Robt. added, a nice fresh articles found in •a Cotii#ortable•;:tnd 011 fttad,tapin the rear freshments. Mr. resident of Wingha business tact and business experielsc yearsin t'he pop a cess in Stratford, makelais business , of Wroxeter, 'shipped bs on Tuesday from lo. Mr. Hooey is a gals heavily in cattle been. in. Buffalo and tions to the refreshment {, Wingham is the City eued-out in the Green ill. Mr. Hill has just. took of all thevaried, rat=olass restaurant. I:I rooms have -beeps or the supply of're- in is a well known a shrewd man,. With ergy, who, beside his itt iVinghatn,was three d -confectionerybusi- ed no doubt • he will• success. PEnsoxnrs.—Mr„ Brussels, left Wingl P. R. for Cypress Ri two ear loads of effec McGrleamou, former ing Matinees is Wing in northern Michiga town ' ttlais week., getting along well au abode. He says th presidential election land suffered in Mi of his tariff vie being averse to t duty on lumber.—T says a successor w trusted board to Mr. now a resident of Wilsou, V. S., has be Drayton • and Elmi Jessie 8onthron has ampton en a short f has berth indifferent FIer mother was on ham.—Mr. A, Waite ing at Hensall for th turned to Wingham. intends devoting his the work, of the different parts of th• of Goderich, spent last week.—Mr. J. T N, W. Telegraph Co week.—Mr. D, I1, father-in-law to M jeweller, is eperding haat, and in the able is attending to his Chapman, printer an spent some days wit Chapman, in Wiugha Camber, of the S. A., her home in S. John, Fisher is confined to asthma. -Mr Thos Sti ville, has removed hi and intends starting a early date. kbs is at hie brother.iu•1aw, Mx ,i. Dales ie home fro hi I•iamilton.—lklret. returned from visitip Aikens and family, of m this week by C. r, Manitoba, taking s with him.- Mr. D. in the pump mak. am, but now residing spent a few days in r. McCrimmon is likes his American excitement at the as intense. Cleve- higan on the score , the lumbermen lowering of the Pert Elgin Times appointed on the C. Clarke, who is ingham.—Mr. Jas. n among friends at a this week. -Miss' ono home to South.. rlough as her health r some weeks past. short visit to Wing- who has been work - past season -has re - We understand he time and talents to Salvation Army in field,—Dr. Holmes, few days in town Townsend, of the G. was in town this orman. of Mitchell, . J. H. Vanstone, omo days in Wing- () of Mr. Vanstone sines,—Mr, H. P. stationer, of Ripley, bis brother 'W. F. week. -:Capt.' eft foe" at furlough at', N. 13.—Postmaster his reddened with herland, of Hagors- family to Windham barber shop at an resent staying with Geo Mcli;ay.»•Miss a lengthened visit. E. Groves has friends at Norvetlf f.—.The ne R, is nearin —Lawyer to Toronto t grain warehouse at the C, P. completion, edge, of Mitchell, removes engage in practice there, —Just received. E. F. Gerater has just received the latest and most artistic de. signs iu silverware. —Thirty.fi a car loads' of salt were shippeit from the works here last month. —Mr, J. , Seagram, of Waterloo, imported fro England foitr racehorses. —The regal r meeting of the Caledonian Society le to a held on Monday evening next. —At a mee sellers' Assooi St. Marys, was ng of the Canadian Book - tion Mr. H, Fred Sharp, of (re,elected president. —E. F. Gerster makes a specialty of railroad watches and oonseqquently keeps the best time keepers iu stock that can be prooured. —It is sae new grooery and fanny goods stores a to be opened out in town soon. —Messrs. A. Sebastian and E. Boomer are to have an our go-as-you.please rase on the evening f Monday;, the 26th inst., for 225 a side. —If you want your watches and clocks repaired in first olassstele and warranted, give E.F.Gerater a call:' Satisfaction guar- anteed or money refunded. —Bad eyes. Mr. A. S. Murray, of Lon- don, will visit E. F. Gerster regularly,com- mencing in about 10 days. Due notice will be given of Ms visit. Any person with bad eves should call and consult .with Mr. i7Ierray, as he is the best. ;optician in. Canada. —Fire was die overed at thebarracks on Friday morning axing: been started at the porch door. It i odd. three boys were noticed at the po h and decamped at high speed. They ma yet got into trouble. :Messrs. Dore + Cook have nearly com- pleted about two • ozen fine mutters. They are of the latest d sign and splendid finish, Over half of them are already sold. They offer splendid bar sins. See their change eg ad. in neat iss Mr, 'Thos..A into his residenc John A. MaEw Mr.F.Billingsley ha Robertson's dwellin inorly Malndoo's ha teething has 'removed purchased from Mr. , on Shuter street. removed to ilir.Davl over What, was for- est shop• • b. Maim S• er Needed. The condition of't e premises in; the rear of Dawson's and Gr en's block, in fact the way to Victor, street, isdeplorably bad from, a emit y point of view and dangerous to the blio health, The bad drainage has ind • ed a state of things exceedingly favor le to the breaking out of an epidemic. : his may be nearer than most apprehend; nd something ought to be done at once. '' a understand the Board of Health has . •eeu investigating the matter. We heli: e the time has come when a large sews pipe ought to be- laid on the main street or at least a portion of its length, There f no means of draining available in the p+:mises complained of. The accumulations of years is beginning to tell seriously. i e publio health is a matter of supreme importance and we await the reoomme • atious of the Board of Health in this m er, CLUBBI RATES. Any of the following rl politan weeklies can be obtained with the Wingh '• Tates at the figures horn given. Balance of '55 fie TIMES and Olobe, ,, $1 76 Trains, Mail, and Farm an reside, 1 76 TIME, Globo and Rural 0 ' dian, 2 00 Tants and London Advo ,.., ....... 1 76 Trams and Montreat who Tniss and Toronto brews,.. Tom and daily world.,.. Tntt;s and weekly News Wit ornium, "Christ before Pilate,' 1 76 Also, "Fathers of 0 ' , oration? 2 00 .............. 75 subsequent meetings chance to do this wi the intentidn to di topics now agitat There are portend horizon of Canada an exosptiopally fine be afforded, as it is cuss a number of the ng the public mind, solouds bathe political and it behooves every young man of a ition, intelligence and spirit to closely fol ow the trona of public sentiment. There 's no better way to de this than by comae - out and hearing these topic's discussed. ' .ung mea, come out to the meetings of the iberet Association. A Literary The inaugural of a literary resole tended on Mon enthusiasm prey pied the chair, secretary, and excellent style Messrs E. C: Cl stone, W. Coop J. Buchanan, W Wilson, A Tiplin A G McGregor an then decided to officers were elec Munro, President president ; E Bow Messrs Rev J A and R Tiede wer management it the names o thr meeting. The were entrusted stitution to be su at next meeting t of Tuesday :;the society has been fo auspicious ciroumst ociety Formed. eeting for thefprmation in town was well sl- ay evening and great fled. D. C. Munro occu- r. W. E. Groves acting as he matter was urged in. Rev. Mr. Moorhouse and rke, W. Fleuty, R. Van - r, it, Tisdale, E. Bowles, Homuth, J Coutts J 5 , S Graney, J W Inglis, W Robertson. It was ganize a society and ed as follows ;—D C W E &roves, vice- , secretary -treasurer. oorhoese, J 8 Wilson chosen a committee oe eing intended to have e ladies added at next anagement committee th the drafting of a con- mitted for consideration; be held on the evening 27th November, The med under the most ccs and now amost hearty invitation is a ',tended to young and old,' male and fen: identify themselves for intellectual, sooia improvement, Besi bates, discussions,-. done, many new feat duced so as to make profitable toall. Lad' most oerdially invi Comfortable quarter an instrument is like hall at an early date. ladies and gentlemen support and we can u of the best ;moieties i keeping with the inte W inghana's many citi le, to attend and ith an active agencyl andiwe may say moral ea the ordinary de• eadinga and recite,. res will beintro• it interesting and s are espeoially and d to be= present: will be procured ,and y to be placed in the" Let young ,and old, give this ,a `'hearty oubtediy have one the 'evert, one in igence and ability of ens, SA,TUR»DAY C Single ]Fare Tickets fr vale and Wh Through the inter effective presentation authorities by Mr. St Company has conced regarded as a boon to. business men. We ref of single fare tickets fro AP RATES. sition, steady aria of the case to the what may well be. Wiughara and its to the obtaining Belgrave, Blue - at on Satueaye. tter of convenience e believe, saving themselves of the leo something to be en. ontbs ago ps to have a here. We still lity and value esent concession authorities is a long step in that direct on. So splendid aro the facelities and ad ritieges of Wing - ham as a business place hat such excel. lent opportunities are pereutly thrust e 76 upon ue without solicited n by our basi- ,conductea.Board of Tr de might secure many undreemt of vantages to our town. But still the di position is to fold exiles and let things co e as they will, as if we wore the subjects o an unbending fate. 'There is no bettee puro iasiug centre in the county than Winghara. Now that another eoncession hes boon ado calculated to extend our inerortetil butriness, we hope our dealers may seize me make all possible efforts to accommod 0 those who may be disposed to evail th twelves of the cheap rates. To the latte we eau surely say : Come along and you y meet the highest value tor your prod cts s.tid the best re - the people are indeb ea again, as in dozens of other easee,wher his influenee, business oonntedation and a antage for them and, of touree, coalmen ate returns for the eme kaowiedge of this ...For a good first ease American watch oubjeets. At this and itt,reiteonable prices, cierster Buying Grain n the Streets. To the Editor of the Tias entertained of y ur diameter as a scholar and gentl man encourages me• to Solicit your k nd assistance in an, affair of very eat importance. I have frequently so my grain in your towt,i. This year d it very incon- venient to stand on he street till the buyers examine my ain. I arn aware. that your town pr cured a market grouud for the be interests of the fernier, and why d the buyers stop the farmers on th street ? I have a wholesorae dread of your constable, but they tell me e has too many other things to attend o. I have often told. 0. and G. that i would be better for there to go to th market where they. could have eleitn oting and have seine respect. for t eir boots that received a good shine on Sunday. I think not a few farme s estimate your market as a very r concern at see present. I would re ornmend that if .the present state 'of things continue and there is no mo use for the mar- ket groends,„ that ey be sold and the proceeds go into the town treasury., As a farmer I k w that we have no. right to incumb r the street while business men of t e town cannot even, put out a sign over he street. I have always tried to be a ood citizen from. my youth up and espect the law. 'Now, Mr. Editor, I w I close by giving: you the advice to n t spare your ink on those law violet s. What I mean. is to get the buyer to keep the street FREgunn OV TIM MAIMEZa. The Liberal ociation. Don't forget the 1n0 g of the Winghtua Liberal Association Monday evening subject of Manhood tannage. His reputa- tion for accuracy an application, exhaute tive seed logical tr tmeut and excellent judgment will co bine te render the address both inter stieg; en& profitable. The subject will b further dismissed by Dr. AlecdOnald an other members, All merithere or not. especial invitation is extenclorl youn men to be present, Xo ettratose or me eship fee is ohargea. Au (excellent op unity is afforded for tion. This le ono of the live topics. of the day, one forcing i golf upon Our tonsidera- tion. Every ma espeoially youeg men —ought to have and many kindre To the Editor of the To as.' DEAR SIR, -I nd myself, as well aa - some of my nei bore, slandered in, the TIMES by you Langside corres- pondent Ife appe s to think it a. disgrace for n farmer to erect his own buildings, but times a '6 hard and we have to do the. best d ean. Possibly thinks r dia not tr at my neighbors my building, havi nothing for them to eab and sendin them home hungry. Well, challeng your correspondent to give clear proo that IBM deserving of a the nand% he has caused to be puhlished about e both in the TIMES, and Lueknow San 'net. If he can do.. so then I will bear disgrace as best I can. But if ha f ils to do so, the best I can do for hiss is to hand him, over to the readers o the Times to be his judge, who will, hope, give him, a fair trial and sent: s ce him according to their own judg si ent. Yours, &c. Tee water. The Rev. R. El nderson was visiting, - friends in town. t is week.—'fhe com— munion services at esttninster church, en the 11 th inst., w e largely attend- ed, -Mrs. Fairbair returned homs with her. sister in Ro hester.-Mr. M. Hadwin and family re preparing to move to Toronto, here they have secured a Ane res ence. They will be greatly missed b a very large circle. of acquaintances. Bev. T. Cosford, of London, spent st week with his thellev. . Spading, pastor services are being co iducted tht Methodist church. TI e meetings are largedy attended and much E.,sood is beind accomplished. Saturday, 10th instant, was a busy day in town.- Thompson,Fessant 0o. manufactured a very large numb of apple barrels this season. The were obliged to refuse orders for t usands of barrels, as it was impossib to procure work- men. A large nn eber of the barrels were used in tho neighhorhold of in the railway time t de aoes not give entire satisfaistien, Rev. McKinnon, pastor of the I3a tist church, wilt Mra. Smith mid. fa Hy left od Monday for Regina, N. W CoA's new brick dwelling he when complitted will be quite tin or» mmt to the tOWn. a visit to his paren this weeL.--, Thanksgiving service will to 114,1 tne Methodist chile( on TliqrsIsy, Rev. R. Malcolm, Westiniuste.!