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and Ifttrel, Hetet: H4rallfen 'street,. -Ott
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rewarded on returning same tfaares Hotel.
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, WANTS.
AltraWrh.h.-ocod steraar bOY.itior 10 years
V V WI to bole eotrentaara , Apple to is. O.
• A'rriliMe '
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IRL WANVIDFA for Meta
bollseWer , A ply Mean. W. Teem -
war, corner E1t,, Day mul, toted& gits.,
1-4 • itv, Thrt.a. exolliurt? nttunk
n vint40 tno °fifty Shop,
, attest. Amply persona Ir.tor ton
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Ittehiln WANTED. e'er
Jt.: couple witlitwe children. harlot, and. bed-
rock)]. with two bode and tele et. batbreora fer
eumbier menthe. Etate. Pali% sew 102, Rode-
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' WANTED'. tor ilpOtaica wdrk.-
Asp io E.dvo,o1
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VOR..SAI..E. OR TO LET'.
FOR,street tind &Catania Bead. Apply to S.
garde -The Property on corner South
A. IWO, Goderich.
Fort SALE. -5, Small Safe. in good
condition, aheaP. APPIY to H. W. Tool&
• sost..Mrtiggicit,
" Lets
Die late Mrs. McKinnon. West street,
• FOR r- 999, Goderieb, property of
' amble let. largo house, and good stable and
carriage home. ApplY tO Picot/Meow. liars St
Braun,
1110111SALF. - Brick house, eleven rooms
and 0 e liar. woogshed, smokehouse.
PtiAbte, orchard, lob 877. 6, Andrew's street.
Terms easy`, 'Apply to Jong Mostrnr, St.
,Darid ktreet,
A n'erenEs F011. SALE ---Several useful
.11a. bonsehold articles ter side, such an a
• Challenge' Heater, good as now : Hardwood
, tiVO Sidobbards, several Doors, Sofas;
and other artioles, Reason for selling, no room
for thelu. Apply at STAR Mee.
6 (:
.§laciatoLles, LUMBER; ETC. -X. XX and
XXX Shingles. Cedar Posts and Plank.
so Hemlock and Hardwood Lumber, eta.,
etc. THE GODERIUH LUMBER 00..Limited.
nsiROPERTY FOR SALE.- Tho desirable
property on Elgin Avenue, Goderieh,
owsied and occupied by Dr, 'ittely. Good
holm arldtwo-thirds of au acre of land, with
choice fralte. The house is heated by hot
water and bee all modem Improvements. A
bargain tor any personAvantinglirst-olass pro-
perty' at a 'Moderate price. Apply to or'address
DR, WHITELY. Goderich.
1310APERS FOR SALE. - Several hundred
JL copies of old newspapers for sale. Just the
thbig•When 'you are houneeleaning. Apply at
STAM OFFICE
AvorioN SALES
AUglayr*j00041144 7.11,440. ?an OD WS,
D. ATOONIEN will soli be public auetion,
the ltvery stab* oposite_tho,C011gorno HOW.
Godericit,"bn SATURDAY, APRIL eine cane
meaning at I o'clock OOP':
;five yeartold driving tonre. sired by eteneyt
Oue,„year-ta,gelditigs,.arivers; 1 throo.roar.
uld aolOtnst Siteck by- siosess. ogee '240,e,
aam b Starniy;•1 eitoyear.old driver' pen4,
nevelt Yeare Old, breken to ivititilo ant au% '
4girtUrgrt tz-b=r,w,
...; seeonn-hand Wagon s 1 reap waged,
mutely neW eeveria second -heed, leurelee: V
noW cutters ; 2 seem:id-hand cotters; 1 •setdou.
bit) driving barium ; 2 mete tingle harnesa,
romerle nelva Mottle pilaw, now ; cook stove,
1 second-hand Deering meiVer; 1 pulpor, new;
1 pallier, leconitand ; a largo number of
good rawhide w ps and other articles too
meneroes to mention.
Ternue-All soma of 210 nod under, cash ;
ever that entount 0 monthe credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint notes. A
discount at the rate of 0 per cent. par annuM
allowed tor cub on credit amounts. D.310.
BAIK.E4 Proprietor., Troia GUNDIM, elletion-
eer.
At the same tirne*and pltnie will be offered
tor sale the barn on Elgin Avenue, known as
the Garrow barn. It Is re good structure.
Terms Dune months on approved security.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
yoUNG &ROBERTS0N, seaL ESTATE
ND INSURANCE AGENTS.
For soling,_buying or renting town and farm.
y._011,7n Bull Life Insurance. Mee.
ant , rtHouso Sentare.
. ACCTIONERRING
el_MORGEI BECEMTT, General Auctioneer
kji- Hantilton Street Goderich. P. 0, Box
181 Varm, farm Omit, and all other sales will
receive special attention. I wM billy your en-
tire steek of Household Furniture, and will pay
spot cash prices. Let nie know What you have,
to sell in any line. or can and see what I can
sell rine, - GEORGE BECKETT, Curiosity
Shop, Goderteb.
HOTELS.
rrille HURON HOTEL. Goderich Ont.-
yhoroughly refitted and modernized. A
homelor the traveller and !armor. Best dollar
a day hotel to be found anywhere. -1.7. MOB.
RISEY, proprietor.
cfleesgreitrAreelr THE eN747.e.Me'eaestaff,
CaBORNE HOTEL ?I
BELL & JOHNsToN. PROP&
kept.ettit8tablatilr'Llt7 'VA be t';)4
/111 and the pat _ago of the general publri;
is ecepeetfullysolici
epeeist arid personal attention win t4
be paid to every department of the
busbies», and Wes hope to merit 41. fair k
share of the tratelling public.
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BELL & JOHNSTON pi
Row arittivrAireets agoszards>476 •;7$1._
MEDICAL
Das. EMMERSON TURNBULL.
as T. EststglisCria, M. D.
W. S. TURNBULL, M. B.
„„ Offices 102
Offices, Hamilton SL • 'Ph""°"1 Residence 121
Night calla for the firm Dry, Emmerson
and Turnbull will be anewered either from
their office, Hamilton strmt, or from , Dr.
Turobnll's residence, Nekton street.
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A_U/CWIRRAA
1,40Julniaffilasl? F U R
Mt JAMES EAGLESON Will sell by public
auction. at 1Ss residence, East street, Gode-
rieli. on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26th, com-
menting at one o'clock sharp ;.
All his household furniture and furnishings
consisting ef pictures, carpets, curtains
blinds ; 1 Art Garland base burner and ifinen
1 coal cook stove and pipes. nem 1 sideboard
0 dining chars; kitehen (Maim 1 ann chair
4 reeking chairs ; 2 Parlor tableig 1 extension
Mble; -1 easel; 1 largo picture •• 2 iron oed-
stends; 2 commodes ; 1 oak bedroom suite ; 1
toilet net ; 2 kitchen tablea ; 1 eaten Chair 1
stepladder; 3 lamps; 1 hall lamp; 1 hall reek";
1 wash tub; 1 wash board ; 1 boiler. 3 granite
kettles; 1 gra.nite pail; 1 tea kettle; 4 flatirons;
1 Luke; 1 hoe; 3 largo 'creeks • 4 small crocks ;
4 dozen' presort° Calls ,• t carpet stretcher ;
springs, niattressen and numerous other ar,
doles. Most of the furniture was bought new
vrithin the past two years. Everything must
be civisposed of, as Mr. Eagleson is leaving
Gan/rich.
Terme-Cash. JAMES EAGLESON, proprietor.
Trio°. Otrivonv.....sinetioneer.
'sPOOIAL., NOTICZ
IMO ,r tithi letedieg 4041411Yeetile
ill he e,httegod 40 fentli runIf ton ittoe
04101400.. Itafre O. the eieln to Teeple
etreet eeiVettiatee avhiaae • ef.Iretngliff
140 La sseW 1941141,3'11444 Una 0;4
these who rage *Verb' 04444 lairafittkie
hiweligg.40, fie 110 'Otherwise eihrottf404i,q
eentartible. ,
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' 11.ogair Notices.
,Baby"Driat PhOtO Stuatft,
31,444dRA. APrUPO, *twit the thgc, • St;
See. that Pine 000,10 Snap In oUr
wiedeveattiol.Y lee, Per 'Wet twOr for Wia-alis
T4044437,041lrilif Writ.
OA p_Or has e.' ear 'Wail at
OgilVie.SHOY01_4/001101101.1 ffinte in $
Mid gardett Wean 411 kladsk Maio sate of
„cod roost/Moats.
Ice I feel leer Robert Clark in-
. ouzo Waged Panel* that ho haste° °nought°
supply thele Veneto foe the :mascot of 1908. PleaSe
leave Were 490000. '
The Selling out 'tale ob hardware
smelt Hawkines continues with utiahsto0
tem. The' toluene odors have benelitted
Many, 'Weare infortiled bewevce, thateevend
hardwaret Men *retrying to buy the?. stook on
bioessoulgthey vent:eel etawams will be out
ot bin114100a4444f1A - • - •
One of the .greatest chances for bar-
gaina *now goods this Stem halt ever seen.
Pricea completelysono, Shew reennt upStaltli
AWL deNntgaillt. 14 'trill last for 10 d.ers,
.coinmenee on Eiattilds,Y,4Prilffiet. at *O'clock.
Everything to be' solo Se4 circulars for full
p_artiotilar Qao, Beckerr, 'Curiosity Shop,
Hamilton StreeP. GoderlOh.
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GODERICH MARKETS.
Cereals aro at but week's prices, there baying
been (inlet markets without a change.
Hogs hare dropped 10 cents. cattle unobang-
ed,and spring taints) aro worth front 21 to 15.
A. J. Cooper muc Shipping ono car of peas
and nye oars of oats to eastern markets yeater,
day.
Current wholesale Ertees corrected
up 40 1100// Of ThUrada0
Fall wheat. standard .20 7910 73
0 73. to 73.
2 * to 2 30
,, 25 to- 2-26•
Bran, Per ton 19 00 to 19 00
Shorts, ,per ton 20 00 to 20
eeniniss, per ton ......... 18.00 to.18_
0 31 to 0
Barley
Peas
Rye
Buckwheat. per bushel
Barter. per lb
E.ggs, (fresh) per dozen
Wood, per cord
C Hie ex ort
Cattle, o ary and butchers' .... 3 53 to
Lambs, spring 4 00 to
Sheep, fat ....... • • ; • • • • 3 2 t°
Hogs, live weig t 0 to 90
Hdge, dressed 8 75 to
Hams, per lb 0 10 to
Bacon, long clear. 0 14 to
Hides 7 00 to
0 70 to
Talloiv, rendered 0 1 to
Chickens -barnyard chicks, per lb 0 to
-orate foil 0 10 to
Beef, fore quarters . , 4 60 to
Beef. hind eliarters fl 00 to
Potatoes . 0 40 to
A UCTION SALE cuis 1)WELLING HOUSE,
„CIL TIM= LOTS. A.NDA QUANTITY OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MRS. ANOUS NIGHoLSON Will sell by public
auction at the premises. Cameron street. God -
°rich, on SATURDAY, APRIL 23th, '06, com-
mencing at 2 o'clock sharp;
The property, consisting of a comfortable
frame dwelling. containing parlor. sitting
room, 8 bedrooms. kitohen, ete., and 3 lots.viz.
1178. 1179 and 1180. There Is a good well and
a first-class orchard of about 30 trees. The
laud la good for a garden.
There will also be Sold at the same time
and place a quantity of household furniture,
consisting of parlor, sitting room, bedroom
and kitchen thrnitnre. stoves. carpets and
other articles too numqrous to mention.
Terms on house and lots: -10 per cent of the
purchase money to be paid at time of sale,
balance to be paid within 30 days. Terms on
furniture :-Cash. Everything must be dis-
posed of, as Mrs. Nicholson is leaving Gode.
rich. Bins. Anoos Nionoroort, proprietress.
THOS. GUNDRY, auctioneer.
TIM A. H. MACKLIN, M. D.
Sielciatt and Eintn. Special attention to
eye, Oar, abscond oat. Office and residence
Old Bank of Montreal, Opttofdto Pest Gince.
West street. Goderieh, 'Telephone Zits. 1M.
PROPESSIONAL
1101t teleber of P.„ al no, eto.
trontetuscilo,_ Ha_ nit,..eflidentreal Block. cor-
nA.,
5 aMa *Nrar
veTtatAtoTV. diesom certificate
'flinitY College, ,_London. Eng ) Organist
an ChoirmaSter Keen Ckritelt,,.Goderleh,
rig.11 orPitine, organ._einging. Theory end
or. EIMMO, at Mrs, Mellonald's, Bt.
1)arld's street, tWOdoots west of Victoria St.
92.3 moo.
I DENTISTRY.
.crltairr*,,. 8.
a ed.
• Meek, uoderieb. Dr. Turnbull's old
PUBLIC NOTICE.
zpopi.suootun Good Vrlday
l•erttrtelt fkienilly rine iiiMek. Peek,
.140 ell '00 1'40. ShOt0 440g% t,11*
,Oonteiltitl‘tit being the ot
"(Ioderleb' OWOffh4f ‘tiOderich
0 43 to 0 43
0 73 to 0 73
0 48 to 0 48
0 18 to 0 48
7 00 to 7 60
0 18 to 0 19
0 12 to 0 13
5 oo 00
25 to 4 76
4 50
5 00
4 00
9 00
0 16
0 14
7 23
0 00
00 g
0 11
6 60
7 00
0 46
Own. rilleMen. he watch 'wog wen
contested* the range* Wing aldandliOd
yards, live shots et eaelt. end the 1`0,
salt a• for the Goderleh team by,*
polots, 0 following wig° the abont-
ers And their scores;
Mai, towIstrue.
W. Chlrbohn, 11:t. Itindell, ..,,,Si
3. iolloam 4i1 . Newootarotr:.jr..
Fs li- Veattea. ao . leetbweinte„..,
J ChIshatai .... . Oa V., Teouse.,,.. . ....,
$Tailor.. e .. 0.0. *** a, NoiwooPielf. 'er..35
,„ wauace 37 It, eded...,.....all
1_41
I., Sotat -.. ' '''' '" 'le Av..0 414,w4"...:::::"
.-§ymoas... ..... ..rda- . keltri;‘,,x
, Am-fleeing:4W 23 4. Porter le9:1
••-- ee.
Tote!. .... ,.. „Sal Total- '.. tal -MO
TOE FALL Pam.- The boardY"of the
Great North Western Exhibition met
in the Town Hall on liith ind. aorl
dealt with a miniber of mattere of mo,
Went tei the Exhihition to be held here
this fell: Seventeen ot the twenty-one
Direotore were preeent and all heiketily.
ditteeed4into the spirit of endeavor/rile
to make the G.N.W. a success in I
and the best 8 day fall fair in th
Province. The collection committees
reported very large increases in do.
nations and an extra large ;mentor of
epecial prizes promised by the citizens.
This, with the fel00 epode' grant from
the town, puts the society in a position
La offer, au they have plumed a motion
to do,flflp et cent, more In their prize list,
and authorize payment ati soon MI
possible of the prizes vvithlield in 1904.
Special committee were appoleted to
revise the prize lists and increase same
aa ordered, and arrange for the print-
ing ef the prize lists so as to bave game
in etroulation as soon as possible.
- Cattle and Hogs' at Toronto.
Sun Oillee, Tuesday evening. April 17.
Dealers in Torontc say that while there is no
otange to report ta prices, the feeling in the
market is weaker. This menus to be true of
tho Old Country bacon markeL but is hardly
in accordance with tho facts an far as live bogs
are concerned. This is indicated by the Par,
ment ,of 87.60 at London yesterday, ri price
practically equal to the "oft cars" price quoted
in Toronto. The ehortage in borne supplies of
hogs is, as a matter of fact, we believe forcing
packers to pay a good deal more than they
would be if supplies were normal, and really
more than the hogs me worth.
The WoL4Davies Co. qiiettOotrtiucutt cars at
Montt's, pointa at, $7; fed and watered in To.
ronto at $7.25, ahd off cars In Toronto at $7.50,
Park. Blackwell St Co. quote hogs off cars
at $7,50 to 87.60, with fats and lights 2.5e. less.
AT IT AGAIN
KEEP COOL
We are again in tbe Ies
Put3INES9 and have a
eplendid stock in store,
which will be delivered to
all parts of the town.
Make your contracts now,
or leave your order at the
office on West Street.
Careful attention to all
orders, prompt delivery,
and prices always right.
CRAIGIE BROS, Phone 24.
N OT ICE TO
WATER TAKERS
ON SUNDAY NEXT the supply of
water for the Town will be drawn from
the stand pipe, (while the main is being
connected at foot of Harbor Hill) and
all users of town water are cautioned to
use it eparingly, or the supply will not
be sufficient till it is again turned on.
By order,
J. B. KELLY,
Engineer.
TO INTENDING BUILDERS
We have constantly in stock a large
supply of Cement Bricks for sale.
Call and get prices.
THE GODERICH CEMENT BRICK Co.
. GODERICH
190114 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 1900.
Of the 41 0. hostler' Derorathut cage:roam
W. E. KELLY
WATCHMAKER, JEWELLitit
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Page
The Greatest Carpet and Curtain Stock
-Hodgens Bros 8
How About Your Fencing -C. C. Lee 8
House Cleaning Time -Beckett & Staunton.
New Wall Paper -Geo. Porter 8
Property for Sale -S. A. McColl
Satisfying Shoes for Men -Wm. Sharman
April Specials -W. A. McKim
Lovely New Wash Goods -D. hillier Co
Auction Sate of Horses 6c Cows, etc. -D.
Mennen
Auction Sete of Dwelling House- Mrs.
Angus Nicholson
Auction Sale of Household Furniture -Jas.
Eagleson
Some Good Northwest Properties -W. C.
Goode 5
Buy Your Spring Suit Here-W.C. Pridham
Women's Relocate -W. Acheson & son . 4
Opportunities tO visit California -O. T. R x
To California and Return -G. T. Railwa • 5
A Coming Attraction (local) -Gordon &
Bennett
New Hardware $tore -J, Nicholson ..... 8
Ice (Special notice)-Robt. Clark
Royal Mousehold Flour A. J. Cooper
Safe for Sale -H. W. Thomson
Muff Lost-Farr's Hotel
Girl Wanted -H. W. Thomson.
Castile Soap (Special notice) -if w. Thomson
Selling Out (Special noticel-1, B. Hawkine.
Int. at 4 per cent. per Annum -Standard
Loan
Notice To Water Takers -J. B.
Big Mill Flour, Big Loaf Kind -Western
Canada Flour Mills Co
One of the Greatest Chances (Local notice)
-Geo. Beckett
Girl Wanted-Ge0. Beckett
At it Ag-ain-Cmigie BIOS
Boy Wanted -R. C. Attrill
A STacem CONDEMNATION. - COM.
plaint is made that anonymous letter -4
writing is being resorted to byclome
person or persons to- injure or- annoy
others whom they are not in accord
with. The practice is one that was
thus condensned in the soolety columns
of a well known Toronto journal a
couple of years ago, when the evil was
somewhat prevalent there:
AMR fl CFIVROMIS,*
An interesting meeting in eillinac.
ion with the Lord'e Allianct will
'held In the leetttre room or nowt
envoi. On the 'ilerdeifire 140040;
• 2ilrdr4li alc 04/4 "ddreal
be liven one by Rov. Is
AO 0 4,U4011:1 the 41'Teanaintfa
oda TOWN. TOPicii,
TbieWeek STALL adcartiselnents will
ba found Intemsking aka prolltahle
Leading.
lintebers Morrow ae $01moton have
reintsrlialseledrat14.thatairtiostilltoeptuatextrtodwerron tet:
la patented.
the other b. Ilev. $, 0,1, . The litaughters of the Binpire wish
7r4 °tei tOtt $41)0811:1 1131
'00 Iiiirth." Special music a.. I be very ftenerous donation of IMO to t
Oil Ilindrancee to tile iiihr14 to then the Thimble Glob for thor
provol . colievtiop low also be ;loop niti fond.
oaten on behalf of the funds of the At the lest reitulat tnecting of God.
Won Council, No, IR% Canadian or -
The evangelistic servieeit In North der Or Chosen Friends, fifteen ,coodi.
Street Methodist Church etre being daten Were initiated
held every bight this week exeept Sat. The fine weather this weelt greatly
urdaye Mr. Malardir AO Ole, -faith- Molted the attendance of farmers 111
Wand -fearless preacher of thniaospe o*a, Oa nIeuRbing and areditlf are
and has had wide Ined successful ea- luring pushed all along the lines.
ranee ; everreue ahould hear WM.
Pulllpft,part of the fence down ID.
la Fl°°4 alft"g t4t "oh beryl"' M. Ellie 'e reeldence, corner of ast
• will PreaCh bott:::74tornillit and and (Umbria streets. la a great Itn-
eveigna on atillaft..Y. On MohdaY provement to that neighborhOod. ,
evening_ next he you owe an address .
upon "Popular Arriusements.' There %aline Bros. have ageln opened otit
wm o meetfoo for prayer and in the co business and announce that
feeleck in the 7ture room, wh eh will be °livered to all patte o
Christian fellowelq Sonday worolog thy bi‘Ye' 714)13414- Idglqk stPrei
The Vatter oentu anniveraary of tint Wwn'
On Tuesday morning Wm. Rogers,
he formation of the choir of Union
by Constable Phalen be ore Fs.°11oardrgaedn.
Oharch. Gederich township, was eele- of no residence, a trail, wa
brated by a reunion at the mange, p end
Bast etreet, on Friday evening last. ' sent to jail for 30 days with
Forty present And past mem- har4 IE(bc'r.
bers and their friends were Per MOO to IIVO without breathin
aseembled and enjoeed together the is tibout as likely as a business
eepetitiOn of Benne of the old thne glees, live without advertising. THE
whiela surely had been Meet thorough. RIM STAR la the local paper that most
ople read.
Iy mastered from one book, since the Pe
rendering lacked not in vigor or har- Recently auctioneer Beckett sold the
romp. Ali of course Were not present, Wyatt property, on the corner of Hu.
but a telegram froth Crystal City, ron Road and 'Photon street, to Thos.
Manitoba. and letters from Sarnia Jewell, of Colborne, for 54150. The
Tunnel and North Dakota, helped to household goods sold at good prices,
remind thoge present that there were Conductor Ausebrook has Ituproved
many who would have been present his property, corner of Nelson and
hate it been possible. Church streets, by moving his fence.
The Wee Easter Day services at St. He has ale° adopted a geed plan to
George's were well attended, and the prevent the lazy ones cutting off me-
oolleetions up to the average for thnt ners.
day. The floral 'decorations were At a special tneeting of the Cones -
simple but effective, the chancel. read. late Inet. Board held nn Monday. A.
ing desk, pulpit Ana font beinil adorn- M. Meyer, specialist In mathemetics,
ed witb plants and flowers. The aer- of Beamsville, was appointed to the
vices were all choral, the programme teaching staff, vice Mr, Merritt, re-
published last week being fully carried Big_ned.
out, the instrumental accompaniment Hayfield correspondence Expositor :
being supplemented by Messrs. Harold On Wednesday evening next, the re -
and Reg. Blackstone with flute and nowned Goderich minstrel company
cornet, and Frank Doty with violin, will give a grand concert In the town
adding much to the beauty of the ser- hall, under the auspices of the Lake -
vice. The ohoir acquitted themselves ei football club.
very creditably indeed, and the entire Mr. J. Nicholson, who has had
musical service fully justified the hi about eight years experience in the
praise given Mr. Cuff and his faithful hardware business, has opened out for
choir for the excellence of their rend- himself on West street, two doors
ming of the church service. The rec. from THE STAR Office. His announce -
tor, Rev. Mr. Turnbull, preached two ment will he found on page 8.
excellent sermons appropriate to the 'On Tuesday last a citizen received
glad festival which celebrates " The from New York City a 25 cent hag of
Resurrection," the great fdundation or a fertilizing phosphate which he had
the Christian faith. ordered, about three pounds, and had
ST. GEORGE'S VESTRY. to pay one dollar express charges
The annual vestry meeting of St. thereon. Some reformer should tackle
George's church was held in the school- the express companies.
M r. J. H. Ward while nn his wheel on
room on Monday evening, and after
tbe opening exercises the rector made the &ware Tuesday, turned to the lef
the annual statement of the church. to pass a rig, but did not notice a se-
cond Vehicle on the left side: the latter
It showed an improvement iu church
attendance, hoth Holy Communion, kvulled out hard, the result to Mr.
regular and extra. services being more ard being a sudden throw, hutwe
are pleased to learn without serlous
largely attended than in the previous 2.e,mitn. At,
" Is there anything more degrading than the
resort to the anonymous? A dimy snake is an
angel completed to tho individual who will me
the anonymous means to injure another. 1 :11e
lieVe there la a special punishment devised
somewhere for the welter of the anonymous
letter. The author, man or woman, more often
Ng/ latter, is a mischievous reptile -the mean-
est thing On earth. Poisonous, mischlet.makIng
letters will do harm just as much 08 you allow
them lode, not more. As to my opinion of
prople who send thorn. well, 1 am so sorry for
anyone who has Just that peculiar 'cake up
that I cannot give an opinion. Every sneak-
ing, low down, cowardly trick performed by a
fellow man or woman shames us all, if we
really fool our brotherhood. Over the thought
ot the anonymous *tun. my blood tingles with
pain and sorraw and regreu A brother or sis-
ter of mine sent The more one lemma the
lesson of the Master, not a mouthing of broth-
erly love, but an identification of one's self with
the rest of humanity, the more one will regret,
the more impossible 'It will be to alb in udg-
meet."
OBITUARY.
Devis.-Mrs. Patrick Davis, a for-
me' well known resident of Goderlebt
died at St. Francis' Home, Buffalo,
where she had resided for the past
three years. She hell been in good.
health until a few days before, when
she was attacked with pneumonia.
Service was held in the chapel of the
Home, IMRSI being celebrated. and the
remains were brought here in charge
of her son, P. M. Davie, arriving by
by the 1.20 train on Monday, and in-
terment took place in the R. C. ceme-
tery, Colborne, where her husband,
who died about eight years ago, is also
buried. The late Mr. and Mrs. Davis
were two of the oldest residents of
Goderich, and were well known,
Three sons and one daughter survive:
P. M. o,nd Frank W., of Buffalo; John,
who is at present out west, and Mrs.
% tn. Murray, of Scrnia,.
Xotun Twits.
PRAISE FOR GODERICH TALENT. -
Miss Maud Tilt took part in "The
Festival of the Mies," in Massey
Hall, Toronto, on Easter Monday, and
among the comments by the city pa-
pers appear the following :
The News : Miss Maud Tiles singing of
"The Light of the World," and "Love, the
Peddlar, wan highly appreciabed.
The Star ; The solos by Miss Maud Tilt vvere
much appreciated. She has a One contralto
volcomnusually clear and mellow, which prom.
Ises even bettor things.
ConancTioN.-A clerical slip in the
paragraph in last week's issue refer-
ring to the appointment of Mr. J. D.
O'Connell, quoted the Sterling Bank
inetead of the Sovereign. It is of the
latter bank, which is now doing hesi-
tant oPTRIAN. 1-.7:-.%---„,--ness in the Jordan hiock, corner
'Colborne street and the Square, th
Mr. O'Connell is now manager. si
ceeding Mr. H. T. Rance, of Clinto
who Was acting manager for the ti
being.
ISSUER Or MARRIAGE LteENtileft
Their fail line of simples are now In um
handa.of their *rent, sir, A. Sextet. who win
1,-pral too SAMO tO pier reildenee rior lasneetion.
Thetie paper* 'unsold at ornitto plicoq. Drop
tt witatO Mr. Eficutiet et quer° Word at hie re-
eldenee. Quebec' street. Paper Hanging and Do -
candies attlaranteed.
ALL KINDS OF COAL
Enquire my prices for cash
before purchasing this sea-
son. Have also a quantity
of Hard Wood. .
ROBT. ELLIOTT,
Phone No. 70 South St.
of
at
10-
n,
me
I3UCHAN AN. -Ear y on Saturday
morning last, Janet McKay, beloved
wife of James Buchanan, sr., Church
street, passed to her rest in the 08th
year of her age. .She had been poorly
for same time, but until two or three
days before her death, a fatal ending
was not anticipated, and it is thought
the death of her son-in-law. the week
before, hastened her demise. The
news of her death was a sad surprise
to large number of friends and
acquaintances, for the serious turn in
her illness which occurred the Wed-
ne,sday before, was known to but few.
The late Mrs. Buchanan was a lovable
woman, her kindly nature and gener-
ous disposition having endeared her
to a large circle of friends and
acquaintances. The funeral took
platen on Easter Monday from the
family residence, Murat street, in
presence of a large number of people,
Rev. Jas. A. Anderson, B. A., pastor
of Knox church, conducting t he church
nervice at the house and at the grave,
The pall -bearers being brother elders
of Mr. Buchanan, Messrs. A. Seen -
dere, Jas. Mitchell, R. 0. Sallows,
Win. Warnock, D. Stoddart and Oeo.
Stewart. The late Mrs. Buchanan
was horn in Scotland, and married
her now bereaved partner at (Minton
in the sixties, shortly atter moving to
Goderich, where she lived till life end-
ed. She leaves one brother, R. II.
McKay, of Walkerton, and one slater
Mrs. Campbell, of Alpena. The
former was present at the funeral,
but Mrs. Campbell was suffering from
an injury that ptevented her attend-
ing. Of children, seven survive her -
3 sons, Jameo, George. (Cuba) and
Walter, isnd 4 daughters, - Mrs.
Sharpe, Toronto, and Misses Alice,
Emily and May at home. To these,
and her bereaved husband the sym-
pathy of the residents of thin part of
Huron goes mit. The deceased was
an attendant at Knox church for a
very long palled, and her appearance
at almost every eervice within its
Walls, and her faith In the doctrine
therein preached, made her one of the he surnmer. Two of them will take
best known membero of that church the Lake Erie and QVIralan Bay route,
in Huron. She lived a fairly long calling tioderich on u and down
trips weekly, while the t Ird will run
from Windaor K incardine, teaking
three round tripe, calling at thin port
six times, three up and three down,
weekly.
Now that the time for the arrIval of
pageenger and Ineal freight 'steamers
Is at hand, It would he well for the
toWn to give the harbor front Ito an-
nual spring cleaning, anal have the
coal elevator shifted to one end, so an
to give the parsengers a chance to get
on and off the beam The dock needs
the clean, and if the 0. T. R would
reneW the decayed planke hetvveen the
rails. the,front would he id a condi-
titan less likely' to cringe accidente
passengers and people who require to
pass along the docks.
To listens or PLOITIL-The North-
western Miller of recent' date quotes
the following circular lamed by the
leading baker(' of Glasgow, Scotland.
which is of interest to housekeepers
and bakers : "After some experience
of the use of flour which has been
subjected to a process of artificially
improving, its color, we are ohtlefled
that for baking purpoemo it is not in
any respect improved thereby, and
wa prefer to have it in its natural
state. With a view of enabling the
merchants and millers to take up a
position on the matter, we will, when
Miying, give a preference to flour
whleh can be guaranteed as not hav-
ing n so treated."
VILDINO OPKRATIONG.-The Oode-
ch Planing Mill Co. are prepatsing
the Maehine vvork tor a two-storey
brick Veneered dwelling_on Toronto
strett for Heel k
__ae... Tire company
has the coven er work for the large
briek store to he Intik for Iticherd
Parson/I, on the vacant lot on the
elqttitre, t Millar 8a Coat. They
are hui eg two 11,storey frame
dwellin or Thoe.Bates; are erecting
my frames on the old rain
firePert AtiVesea street, n. 2 -storey
k *ere dwelling on Nekton
titittt#44)1, 16.g. Buchanan, jun., anti
the.. nter work for o, Ipstor
welling in St Andrew war .
Stewart. The machinery at
rks 'is kept cm the Move these
the filtra keel Melly jo
d small for iTpaire, arid r
eta are int '17 employed It
lot of maehine work to k p
YONG11"
WOMAN
If Mt knew how t.0 *limed kes than mot, you WO Oh tho right
road to womb end rarebit.
&whet Is mitt tthablb-eninte es Stendifie -hut *good deel More
ritalltable. swinge acconne MIS DOSS Is the hest aid to neap
rea break atter owe the spending *WM ,
WO Will hall YOnetterionnt to gro*br addles totere,t to it
EVERY THREE 'MONTHS
$ ‘00 °:AkratukoNs tri'3uArT:Nr
SOVEREIGN BANK Of CANADA,
biirtiCh, 3. O. ofaiNalet.14 Matiotte.
Ashitold.
AeenthhT,.-Mr. john Webster fell
sustaine anions in jories. Mit
°Vet- the gangWakor his ham last Fri.
we are pleased to car Gam. he is likely
to mower.
Psnaohat..-litr. Bela and Miss Alva,
Stanley were the guests et their Os-
ter, Mrs. Will Gardner. on Sunday,-.
Miss Deckle Webster. of Olinton,
vimiting her parents and friends in
loucknow and vicinity.
Outrun Ncrtse.md. number of the
Younif People from this neighborhood
attenoed tire entertainment given by
the Ashfleld Auxiliary of the W.111.S.,
chinch. Good Reiday night.
The programme WI* good, througheol,
and the address given by Rev. J. or,
Reid. of Nile, on' " rue Responsibility
of the Church and individnals towards
Missions." was particularly good and
was much appreciated.
Thruhrzhar..-The home of Mr, and
Mrs. Malcolm Buchanan, at Helen's,
was the scene of a quiet but pretty
wedding on Wednesday. April ilth,
when theIrdeughter Vlo_fikeavini enitecl
in marriage to Robert J. Webster of
Ashlield. Rev. Mr. Craw, of St. 'He -
'ogee, performed the ceremony. The
happy couple have taken up house-
keePinR on their faro: here. We ex-
tend t am our hearty congratultt-
ti nd best wishes.
year, and all the church funds showeci
increases. The report was unani- Mrs. Colin Campbell, sect•etary of
mously adopted. The financial state- the West Huron Women's Intititute.
attended a meeting of the direct ore of
mitt was presented by the wardens,
Judge Holt explaining the items. The dav last.
the organization at Clinton on Bator-
receipte, including an overdraft of when arrangements were
mad.' e for holding the minuet meeting
$59.03, and a balance front 1005 of of „minty at Count" an Thursday,
53.90, amounted to $3051.82. The re-
gular collections were $2108,85, extra Ftvw.1„7-ttehe,naot 1,2130hep a. ronci
collections $450.40, Guilds, $104.501111 erich Minstrels
$53.70, and Sinking Fund collections drove to Bayfield on Wednesday, and
5210,90. The expenditures were: Rec- that evening gaVe an entertainment
tor's stipend and salaries, 51720 ; in the Town Hall, under the patronage
church debt, principal 5300, interest of the 1. 0. F, The attendance was
21114.50, repairs 51,69.80 ; missionary not large, hut the program was a
grants 5103.25; insurance $99.82, and good one, n,nd well carried out, nnd
general expenses $494.45. The report the visit much appreeiated by the fra-
was adopted. The election of wardens ternity and those present at the show,
was adjourned to a meeting to be held Ba.seball and lacrosse clubs of the
on St. Oeorge's Day. The following junior classes are around in great
were elected sidemen for the year numbers. Complaint is tieing made
1900-07: Messrs. D. Naftel, .J. S. Platt, j"
by many people of the many lists being
Jas. Holland, Dr. Hayden, W, D. Tye, e rculated asking for cant' ibutions to
ins. II. Tigert, E.Woodcock, Dr.',Sale, "help 01.1r Chat. and it Is aaserted
W.L.Eliot,'F.F. Lawrence, Jas.Carrie, several of these are fictitious organi-
F. Jordan. Judge Holt and W. L. zat ions, the money not being used for
Eliot were elected delegates to the euch purposes. - The best plan is to be
Synod. mitre who and what yott are contribut-
ing to.
Mr. Joseph Brophey, of Flrophey &
The lighthouse lights were lighted Son, met with a mishap Friday after -
for the season last week. noon. Along with Wm Tait he was
"sizing up" a spirited young horse on
MeEwan'o wagons are again em- the farm of Scarlet Williamn, Dunlop.
ployed in carting the mill slabs up The strap to the halter had a broken
town. snap on the end, and a oudden forcible
Judged by the shipments of lumber move by the 'animal whipped the line
git his right hand, the Znap
otitaticie building operations must be throu
running on full time. ploughing through the paint on an
The steam barge Coaster nos neen
• . angle. The wound required neveral
mold by Mr. Doty, and Is expected to stitches, and although pdinful, will
leave any dny for Leamington. not likely prove serious.
The elevator is rising steadily and President W. 0. McTaggart, of the
the large number of bands and teams Huron Old Hoye' Aasoriation, of Tor -
new employed by the contt-actor ntakeo onto, and Mr. F. S. Hick, took advent -
it look as if the building will be ready age of the Raster holiday season to
for the reception of wheat on Domin- come up title way to make preliminary
arrangemento for the annual excursion
ion Day. to the old county, whieh will he held
Engineer Brough was up from Lon. this year from J ul y 7 to 9. Two special
don thie week in connection with the ti mins will eome tip, one going north
outside breakwater and other Govern- t,o Lucknow vitt Oueiph, and the other
ment work. While here he took corning to Goderich. The retttrn
soundings around the new breakwater journey will begin at 7.30 on Monday
and between it and the harbor en- evening, 80 that the excursioninta will
trance, and his findings will no doubt have two dart and a half among their
he immediately communicated to the old time friends.
depar t men t. Cleorge Theil, of Tray, wan (-barged
The tugs Evelyn and Two Mn.co and before C. Orech, J. P., at Zorich, on
the gasoline fishing +oat Bruce are j,
Tuenda with horse stealing, and at
lifting; nearly every day, ss that there the en of the Case was sent to the
Is no acarcite of floh for local con- June Seseione for trial, hall being
somption. The lifte are not up to the accepted for his appearance at that
old t I me standard in weight, hut court, County Attorney Meager, who
were the fish as large 00 were those had been telephoned for, ronducted
caught years ago there wear' not he the proaectition. The ease wan caused
much difference in the weight. of the rY
1 a kind of horse trade. The plain -
two periods. tiff was to trade with defendant after
It ig now understood that there will a two vveeke trial and approval of the
he three boats running hetween thin animal The defendant forthwith nob'
ort and porta east and went during the horse ; the plaintiff not liking the
animal he got. took it hack, hut multi
not get his own, an defendant had sold
it.
niT.-We regret to record the
death of Mrs. Wm. Lane, sr.. one of
Ashfield's oldest residents, who died
at the reeidence of her von, Jas. Lane,
Lanes, Monday last, The funeral took
place on Wednesday morning to Hac-
kett% church, where service was con,
ducted by Rev. W.A.Stuith, end from
thence to Green Hill cemetery, where
the remains were interred In the pre-
sence of many relatives and friends of
the deceased lady. The pall hearers
were her grandsons W. P. Reed, Will
.and. George Lane, Wen, 0, .and Rich-
ard Gardner. and Hugh Lane. Mrs.
Lane,who was in her ninety-first year,
had a lerge carol° of friends. whose
sympathy is extended to the bereaved
family.
PRESENTATION, -On Monday even-
ing of last week upwards of fifty of
the congregation of Zion church, to-
gether With a number of neighbors
who are of other denominations, ga-
tltered at the home of Mr. Robt. Web -
star, Ben. and a very pleasant evening
was spea. The everting was so very
wet that a great many could not come
who would otherwise have been pre-
sent, the occasion being to say fare-
well to Mr. and Mrs. Webster ItS
heighbors before they moved into
Luoknow, which they did last Wed-
nesday. Shortly after all were assent-
hled Hev.Mrt Smith read the following
address:
To Mr. end Mrs. Robert Webster.
DEAlt FRIENDS, -We, the members of ZIon
church, as well as your friends and neighbors
ot tho twelfth, have learned with sincerest re.
gret that it Is your purpose to remove from
our taidst. alit never a pleasant duty to soy
"Ctood-bye" to those who by their Marling
worth have endeared thinnaelves to us, and
we feel that aa a neighbor among neighbors,
n friend among blonds, and as a member of
Zion church. wo one and all entertain fOr 700
tho deepest regret. This is why wo shall miss
you and why our farewell to you becomes to
you becomes a painful task.
For many yoni,i you have both moved
amongst us and by your -quiet, unobtrusive.
Christ.W.n lives have won the highest. tribute
man wins from him fellow MOM- con fictuuce in
your integrity and Ululation ohmmeter. W o
feel this Is the Mato, When yoor oonnoctIon
with us In about to be severed, te translate
our words into deed., and with this intent
we ask you to accept those rockers as a slight
token of tho esteem We feel yet cannot ado.
quately express. We are gratified that rout
removal is not to a groat distance and that
frequently we MEV meet and OKOILIAIKO friend.
ly greetings. AN you go out from our midst
our best ,wishus and fervent pmyern will fol.
low you to yoor home in latoknow, and when
you have oath finished your earthly race
may you be rewarded with an i101001101
OTOW0.
Signed on behalf of members of Zion
cherub and your friends and neighbors of the
twelfth of A011114)14.
---
Around the Harbor.
SOL
Pelosorm...4110 Maude Oirtitt. of
0.041", la spending her. roistethond‘v*
aCtehtloZhisit*fovrm• te(leilretiaNitatleggi"iLt
Moldwain* Goderich tOtfrohip.,
and Miss MaeDertuot; ot Dupgannuo#
Trattotimiugganyi8whithAra rtroloeundidtotsart
is spending Eastor Week lb ber le°ffie
In ribrevro,fdr. J. Proudleve WIWI**
snouwndinagy.-oktdcarualorntzgegattenhtereath,
In Guelph.
Smoot. IthroRT,-The following oi
the report of the Easter examitiatietler
held Delon S. S.. No. 174 .44ahtleg
and West iiitawanosh Sr. V. -Kim*
()Irvin, Daley Ryan, Jr.
Rpm, Stella Kirke. Luiri-litetherai-•- -
Sr. IV - Wilfrid 11111olt.
Nivirra, Lulu Dutikeld. Spray Belli%
Flossie Elliott. LAMA McIntyre. tri.
IV -Ratio Wilson. Lermard Dunkehil
Charlie Whine, Norman Kirke. Sr.
III -Ella &others. Carrie Read&
Calvin Bailie. II elites Waiter
Nixon, Emma Nixon. Oliver Kirke.
Pt. - Edith Nixon, Emelt Me.
Gratten. Pt. I - John Sproul. -
Manta. A. Re.n.W.., 'reacher.
°nutter' NarE4-At the yearly elec.'
tIon of officers of Nile Ifpworth League,
the following were elected: President,
Mr. Chas, Girvin., 1st vice-pres., Mies „
Mabel Bailie; 2nd vice-pres., Miett
Grace LInfield; 3rd vice-prea. Misa
Mabel Homey; 4th vice -pees, Miss
Minnie Curry; Rec-see., Clarence
Dustow; Corr-seo., Mete Flo. Curry;
mTripeass ugyrr, tiJeuaR, ydatoo.re-ILaili Ostsgtioadnalay%
service(' were ones of special Interest.
The morning service was taken by the
Women's M. Society. It was the
occasion of the socieeyu silver aunt-
versary. A silver cellection was asked .
for, and over 514 were received. In
the afternoon there was an open see- '
Won of the Sabigith aehool in the midi.
'orient of the church. The pastor was
present and addressed the lichee!, and
a splendid Easter programme was
given by the children. In the even-
ing the pastor preached an excellent
Easter sermon on the words, "If
Otiriet be not rit4013, your faith is valn.''
Next Sabbath evening the subject will
be ”The Sabbath."
life, and for come time suffered se-
verely from the complaint ehe was
afflicted with, but ahe bore her cross
bravely, and was aivrays the loving
wife and mother.
Sheppardton.
tielieltAL.--Several of the farmers
here have ntarted plowing.
PERSONAL. -Mrs. Will Vr001130.11 and
Mil'. Ales. Sill b spent several days with
relatives in Croderieh last week. -Mrs.
McLean of Lueknow vialted her father
Mr. Dougherty teat week. -Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Trott of London, who were
recently married, are spending their
honeymoon with Mr. and Mrs. John
Bennett and fdinfly.-Mies Ethel Me -
Whinney returned from Stratford on
Saturday after a six weeks visit with
relatives there.-hfiss Lillie McLean,
our teacher, in 'Tending the Easter
hollidaye nt her home at Fantail.
-Mtn. Jao. Tigert, of Goderich, Is
visiting her relatives here at present.
-Mrs. Wm. Graham Is ander the doe-
tor's care at present.
Born.
onsx.-In ftedertell,e1 April Mb, at Mc
residence et feaman, Weald% to Mr. and Bra -
Oswald Ohm of ittlederilth Township. a deaths
ter.
Died.
Fleertsmos.--10 OetIortrb, on Pattirday.ap.
14t8 OM, Janet McVay. beloved wife el
Jarempottitutithr ra*Intedta YrArti. a watts
subilie
Loyal.
P,ErtruniaL.-- Alias Buchanan. of God -
oriel), Is spending a few der' with
her sister, hire. J. Clark. -Mies Olive
McPhee, of the 0. C. 1., 'Tent the
Enster holidays with her parents here.
011ivgnitt.--Mr. Richard SilMmereal
has purchased a line new Plaser.ey Har-
ris hinder.--Oor genial etorekeeper,
Mr. 0.1F. McPhee, will be calling on
big ohl enetometo this week with his
store on wheels.-- Mr. Audrew Omen
has sold one of his horses to e local
haver for %floe figure ; he tIppc-d the
Wide. at 14120 lbs. It pays to raise the
tight, hind of stock.
,
Mits. ,1 11 tegirrr
Muit. iirrems.
MM v°;4718m.
Mts. Webster'n chute then presented
her with a set of bread and butter
plates, teapot and cream fug, while
111 iss Marion Mettle read the following:
HEAR TRAMP.% - WO, 01010010b001 Of your
H. Ft class, wish to show ton in some little
0100418.03 by thin token how wo VO3110 your do -
voted attention to yotir class and your untir-
ing efforts in our behalf When in the futUto
you look upon Me memento, let it he a plea.
sant token of the deepest love and reverence
Of OM young hearts. and we sincerely hopn
we niay all moot yoll In the bome whore part-
ing Is no more.
Signed by your clas,a),,,,, 04inonm.
AMELIA HACKETT.
FaLIA04 Jsrva Wnone.
M snips! Ravine:.
Mr. and Mrs. NVebster were taken
quite by surprise, hut M r. NVebater
was equal to the occasion, anal made
quite a neat epeech in which he thank-
ed those present,not only fur the beau-
tifnl chairs, which he and his wife
would value very highly, but for
what he vstlued more highly still, viz.,
the kind feeling which was time
shown and which was proof of the
affection which exinted between them
as neighbors anti frit -mita. lie said
they hoped always to retain their eon-
fidence and friendahip, and as they
were not going very far away, they
hoped to welcome one anal all to their
home in Lunknow. Mrs. Webster
also thanked them in a few well chosen
worde and heartily (Kasai+. her hus-
band's invitation that all 4,inetid come
and visit them in their new home.
Liinell wan then Served. Ito ladies
having brought well filled haskete,
and for mune time t he scene was very
much like an enthusinat lc picnic. A
ter lunch Mr. Wm. Hopi er tette called
to the chair. and t hen npeeches. songs
and reeitatienn Were ortler of the
eveni,ng. Mr.'. Andrew and Mr, Will
Ortrdner, who are favorites as eloett•
tionints,responded heartily to he cells
made upon them, and Mrs. NVeltster.
whose yoke le still clear and sweet,
nang two of her 11141 time nonga. Thr
programtne wan long anti cloned by
the company winging "When the Roll
is Called up Yondet," and " Ood be
with you till we meet agein " Al-
though lin undercurren t of mad nruin
Way felt heenuse of the meparation,yet
a very enjoyable evening was went,
arld it wan quite late when the good,
bps were all spoken and the last
guest departed.
C. P. R. Construction Notes.
The heavy rails for thin end of the
C. P. R. track are being delivered at
the dock; they are made by the Cana-
dian Mille, Sault Ste. Marie.
A large gang of men are rutting
out a foundation on Macdermont'a
bank for the abutment which will be
built on the hill anuth of the 0. 1'. It.
track for the overhead bridge, and
another large force of men and team;
are cutting Into tho hill below the
lighthouse, and filling in on the beach
Hate to make room for the new station
and tracks. The change in the water
main will he completed on Sunday hy
making the new connections opponite
the big mill c.alt block, and a notice to
water takers has been lcsued In con-
nection therewith.
The trestle work from the top of the
southern abutment along Squaw In-
land la being built otouthward, and
when completed It will he tined to
place the superutructure of the Mait-
land River R. R. bridge In posithm.
The 0. T. It. trackmen are putting in
a awitoh to connect with the 0. P. if...
by which the ears of the 0. 1'. 0. will
carry the Iron work far the bridge to
a position from which it Can he raked
hy crane on to the piers and abut-
ments. It Is expected thet by the mid-
dle of May the work of plikeing the
bridge in position will be In fel{ r
ration.
ARNIM.
ENERAL Nonts.s-Mrs. J. Tewsley,
ham sold the farm on the gravel to
l'orn Robinson. --0. Dicker is helping
Ed. Halwlg at present. -Wm. Ilelwig
Is working In Luelenow.-A. King has
hired with his fathhr for the summer.
Weomeo.--On Wednesday evening
about 0.30 °Week, one of those happy
events which Interest omits' eircles,
took place at Me home of Mrs. Arthut,
of this village, when her daughter
Elizabeth became the wife of Mr.
James Jackson. Rev, J. L. Small per -
funned the cerensony 'in the presence
of a. few friends. Both parties are
well known, and many join in wishing;
tnlizinalohnapyry j.ourney over the sea of
PertsoNst. r . Lamprnan, of
Essex, has engaged as elerk with W.
T. Riddell. -51iss C.. Stewart vieited
blends in Belgrave.-Joe. Irwin has
rnenned hie ditties at Lacknow.-Miss
Govenlock, of Seatferth, visited her
friend, Miss (). Slater, recently. -C.
Asquit h io home for the holidays.-
Misti C. Slater has returned to her
home in Seaforth for the holiday sea -
Born -Hugh ROMP H.nd Ernest McKen-
zie have gone to the west. Mrs. R080,
son and mother, Mre, Tamales', are to
follow them noon. -We are sorry to
say that Mr. Heisvig still keeps poorly.
--Mr. and Mho/ Faills and Miss Rena
Patterson have returned home from
the tioderich 0. 1. for the holidays, -
John %Viltson spent twit week at Dun-
gannon.- W, Jordan has been under
the weather for tanne time. -Rev.
0, Paths has returned to his dutiee In
the west. ---Miss Rose Youngblut, of
Herman, visited friends here ono day
last week. --Norman Beaver was visit-
ing ft -lends here recently. -Miss Tenn.
Sprung, of Markdale. is holidaying at
her home on the Bane line.
Sodom
Dunyeanon.
PI.RA10: NOTtt.-V7.,'-'''./tild say to therms par.
ties who object r..'...afe Rents that appear In
this correspond ridgi that our Rim, while tend.
ROMA or neirs to TWA tiTA8, Mil he tot -flake
a onto of anything that Is beneficial to the
Ingo or cotnuninity. If any poriron does any.
thing detrimental to Its Interest we will also
retake a urge of K. This we purpose Carrying
out without fear, favor or partiality.
MOT. - Mr. R. IL tinoby, an old and honored
roseiest of thin loeality.passed quietly away to
his long test on Humlay. Doccused was on.
gaged In the milling business hero for upwards
of 40 year* Flu had been ailing for corn0 years,
and gratitudly became won't) until death re-
lieved Ipm. bereaved family have the
heartfelt sympathy of all who know thou'. Ho
leaves wife, t we sono and four daughterp.-
George and Mrs West brook in Manitoba; Joo
in l'ort Arthur: Mrs, Roach, Mrs. Klekley anti
Miss Willow in Dungannon.
Ptiitinorrst,.- neorge turwIn returnikl 'from
Cosnolton, N. 1) , on Saturday, after disposing
of his propetty there. -Ham. Young htul o
business trio Iheknow Tuest;ay.--4,./51c.-
Nalth spent Naster nL Heaforth.-J. O. Ward,
J. P.. has hoen III for some limo, and Ms re-
covery lo not 11•1 rapid as his many friends
would wish. -51ra McNally and family are
visiting nt her father's. Pert Albert.
week. Trney DurnIn is home for the
holidaytt from the Provineinl Nartnal at Elam -
Ilton. Eddie and Dente Durole„ Oen Case,
Ross Rutherford, Cora and John Roberta, Or -
to,, 1,1(1 orviile Durnin and W. 1' eltnii.'1,1 from
the (LC. I , Miss Minnie Intruln from 1
4iin;YION/0111.70 1AVVrrtinitkitigNIvrcirth"herfrtrre"tndRiprronTailit.
and Mrs. Pentland.
(Jesuits'. Jtvertsturi B. J. rawlord, B.
Young awl .11.par ilittlhoni did a milling
butdorso loot wools: In fart all our business
men had rt good trade. The rash to Mr. Woltz.
orn for millinery probably amounted for tho
erowd t hero.- A deputation of ere of OUP Vii -
lasers waited Ashtleld Council last Satur-
day. a.klott assistance for &minters ..helr
Mrs. Ttley succeeded getting pay for tho
cellars rained. IIN all unite in petit/01;MP
the P. IL to build a branch of their lino
throotth here. tire believe a denotation to the
different ,eunrik would be beneficial In this
lino. Dr. NI odd purchaser' an exmllent aped.
men of a horse (rpm Mr llentlemon this week.
Another bunch of line horses !nursed thretliIii
itnEft on Too -day far Jesters hle(*Ixe.ney.-Vernt
ors are emnpialning of cattle hovers being
waren Maybe wo tun 1101411ns' thew a little
hie) Victor Whitley traded horses on Mon
linty;ibur;whans rt.vh,ndonyre,,,iso.stheegivor.lsinagy.., fraa
week the anotial tneetintt of the Epworth
Ifturtrotenetetwnitstit hattel thine teholeeANIntehtimer.,011s4t ethourrtchish.
.nsilintr year, !Ion Pres . J. W. Rohln.
son; president, ( has. Tobbratt tat vice. MIr.1
Whyard , 2nd Vice, Won C. Pen_lland ; Srd
Mtritri.z,,ti,Lrett.olii.nrmnic.slecverenta: ryormul, MitAra
Laurette Math: assistant Organist, Alia toy
West; representative to DIstriet Convention.
Mr. J. Kilian h. After re ito had boon re.
PRItrION A Wag itella Box, of eell'ed. the ad ro.n VV08 ro:td and
ILresentell Stothers, retiring treasurer
Hamilton, is spending a few days with,
ItalkiseitjttAttitirrita7nnnl.t7:+bnevrignat learned of your
her unele, Mr. Chan. liox.
whiipnrewl f ht eo re,t 0 fit tawn JTamo 7:1 natyreft:tf
Hystnsiest- Mr. (Mettler Stanlake etr,e ter ma tkeitovhdahl edit; olcofirrt on, nt flout!! coh:4
As a eititten yen have endeared yeur4n11
Metlusdist parsonage, he hecan.e n :on.nordrocw:oced.
ed in the holy bonds of matrimony to inrnPrt%1:h„ti.; „ mil
Mints LAMIlsitt Dearing. youngest dnugh- ready to give assiztaoco whaZovcr you bac
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ter of Mr. Abraham [leafing, of see. oveyetenitr.
ptihiyen itThireed,br:Igwe wagh/twpdant);ehreyrper;;Iti:
sin, ,„,„„, 'tearing, while the ever truttio and direct yea wborovor youtibtl.
work may draw yee.
g, room wan ',supported by hie brat her.
air. Neinon Staniake. Mr. and Mrs. manna ci.inci,tabiai. fsofricoirmrentLe.sevai.&tfzer..1...N._ _1'144;
C. A Trtnnt^mvres. of Lea MEM
Staniake left on the evening train for
1116,
Toronto. They Intend lakinit up their
recidenee In the hones reeently ea- Meeting Calendar. 0,111.11.,
ileuniar intirt2 o? Town Casten t1119 u'3"
cotes] hy Mr Wm. Carrick. On their
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retort) a large reception wanhOld at the, Arlo ovortina.
home of tho groom !invents., where
very enjoyable evening wan spent.
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Goderleh Townehip
Faisal Cuanor,3.-- Chris. Johnston it would be OS good lob to lilt CY
has bought the farm oi his hroa,her, .1. tifl holoa reconti made tett
B., SO acme, adjoining hie own on tho town by the water ram tAetilly
Lake Shore. rind will now have ICA while they Were belt* hi
acrea. a gond 0110t1 farra. He gots Thine Is a WO elle ;fawn,. 0(
possession this Coining falL SeheeI.
Bovine ftestino of 1:arehrt ec3ctal,
T . east Mosaav (mentor?. I tivv
lac -wear ramitics, of Invswg= ettrat:s
oast PitIlay ovonirm. bij
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