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GODERIC1.1, ONT., FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1906.
oluclatio ACCOUNT
hal heefOne
A BUSINESS NEOSITY
arid we solicit en opportutfitY te exPeits leany advantages.
We furnish theerae heat OM that derniffefe nlay Pea
their hills by Chelpie and Otis aVold the
Uel41314 It„ large aMentit
or Money on mind.
Call or write for our little booklet entitled ''SOIttateriletinVar, route's"
The OoVerntuent authorizes us to accept depoaits.
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
DERICH Omen :—COR. NORTH STREET
D SQUARE W. L. HORTON, MGR.
LOST
§listrel,; ihe -Ma dali JulY 0. some.
a ile nd Goderich, a
uble °glen wl, grey In color, with dark
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homier. inder confer (i, favor by leaving
setae at STA nice.
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lEaOSITION VaAN'TSPites.Honeekeeper by a
1 capable person. with beater references.
.Applyttt STAH Orme).
St. aaid end Victoria streets.
11,411)111. W.raNTED.-Goted General Servant.
Apply to Mat II. W. Tnomeffiv, corner
1 00 011thSWANTED INMEDIATELY.
De.s.rtment73TgtewarAryir.A i!litutgloittgi Can?.
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D. 6: PERMS at CO., , n, ndon, Ont.
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MO ItENT.-Coutfortable eeven-roem House
1, near Collegiate Institute. Geed cellar,
herd and wan water in kitchen. ,Terms easy.
APVIY to aim. °go. cox.
0 UMMER COTTAGE TO RENT, -At Me -
1. nesetung Park. Newly furnished. 8 rooms
and bathroom. MOdern plumbing, Apply to
W. E. Klett v, Jeweller. Goderich.
4 611111E ABERDEEN. ble n Ste, is now
A oPen for Rummer buflineee, having
e''` -el lately removed from Ns:11h St. Large rest-
,--- donee. comfortable rooms first Matta board.
pormanentor transient. leates $1 oer day. \
MENDFLRS for tbe position of Organist
A. In Victoria eit. Methodist Church will bo
recelyed by the ucelereigned up to Wedneie
day, July 25th. Deane to begin Aug. bite
A.B. DAVIsoN,
RoBERT YOUNG.
TEACtIERS WANTED,
MEACHER WANTED.-Applicatione for
Teacher for ES. No. 8, Colborne, will be
received by the Trustees up to July 24, to
commence duties August 20. State, salary and
enclose testimonial& - CHAS. TREBLE, Sec,
Trona, Sanford.
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
FafalOR SALE OR TO RENT -A good seven-
gar Street; Goderfch.
roomed house.. Apply to H. C. MUNNINoa,.
'ClOR SALE -The fine brick' Howse. with *
Al acres of land, on Hayfield Road, at pro -
tent occupied by the undersigned. Abund-
fume of small fruits, such as pears, plums.
grapes, (temente, em. An ideal place for a
home and, Karam. It ts the best value In God-
ericb, anal will likely double In price within
louriyeare. Apply on the premeses to J. H.
dIALIOUGIL
FonOR SAIX QR RENT. -Two and a half
the Huron Road, adjoining Maitla.nd
acres, with springcreek running through
Cemetery. Can bo had at a bargain. Apply
to MRS. LRWIs ELLIOTT.
-VIARM FOR SALE. -100 acres:Veins north
half of lot 12, con. 1, Adana& situated on
the Gravel Road, between Ooderlah and Luck -
now, three-quarters of a. mile from Nile P. 0.,
church and store; it is coneidered one of the
best Lonna In the County of Huron. Also fifty
acrea situated on 2nd con. of Ashfield. being
north half of east half of lot 11. There are two
running dreams on both, aleo a barn 66:64,
stone foundation, frame buildings 30x50 and
26x4,0; a good frame housd and kitchen; fine
Young orchard on the homestead. Both farms
areallseeded at present. The 60 acre lot has
berm 30464' on it.. For sale by Mans HUGH
QUOITS.
OTICE
ONTARIO STATUTES, IVA.
The Ontario tatetutea for 19O6 have been re.
oelviedfor distributicm tbo Justicee of the
Pettey and all others entitled to gime, on appli-
cation to the undersigned,
C. SF,AGER.
Clerk bf the Peace.
Goderich, ilIth July, 1906.
-11JOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate ot Isabella
Stowe. late tie the Town of Goderleb, in the
County of Huron, Widow.deceaeed.
NOTIot is hereby given pursuant to R. S.
0. ISM, cap. 1E), that. all oritore and others
having 4aime against the. estate of • the said
fleabane Stowe, who died on or about the
17th day of February, 1900, aro required on
or before the2Oth day of August,1908, to send
by pdet or deliver to the undersigned their
Christian and Hammes, addresees and do
sorlptions. the full particulars of their claims,
and the nature of the socurillee. if any, held bY
them.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that af-
ter said last mentioned date the executors of
the saki estate will proceed to distribute the
assete of the deceased among the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only to Claim of
which they shall then have notice, and that
they will not bo liable tor the Judd meets of any
part thereof to any person or persons of whom
claims notice shall not Ihaye been received by
them at the time of said distribution.
DATE» this 19th day of July, A. D., 190G,
ANNIE MAY ICING,
By M. 0. JOHNSTON,
Her Solicitor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth
Canepboll Attrill, late of the Townehip ot Col-
borne in the County of Huron, decorated.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to R. ft
0. 1807, cap. 129. that all creditors and others
having claime against the estate of the gild
IClizabeth Campbell Attrill, who died on or
about the 19th day of June, 1906, are required
on or before the 21st day a July, 1906, to send
by poet or deliver to the undersigned their
Christian and surnamee, addrettees and de-
scriptions. the full par:Heelers of their claim..
and tho nature of the securities, if any, held
by them.
AND FURTHER TAICE NOTICE that af-
ter said last mentioned date the executors of
the said estate will proceed to distribute the
assets of the decemeed among the parties :en-
titled thereto. having regard only to claim. of
which they shall theo have notiee, and that
they will not be liable for the mid asset,' or
nnY Part thereof to any person dr pereons of
whotes claims notice shall not have been re-
mixed by them at the time of saki dietribu-
tion.
DAUM this 29th day of June, A. D., 1906.
DICKINSON &GARROW,
Solicitors for
E. C. Attrill. Gilbert S. Wright, and Ernest
Heaton. Executors.
TOWN OF aorotro_ceL
Term Nance that the Municipal C.onneil
ot the CorporaMon of the town of Godertch In-
tends to constructeement sidewalke In the said
town a.s follows :
L. On the South West side of Colborne Street
between Waterloo Street, and St. Patrick's
St2reecite
n. the South West side of Colborne
Street between The Square and SL Patrick's
Streets
3. On the South side of St. Pat,theket Street
between Waterloo Street and Wallington
Street.
ARM FOR SALE 011 RENT -Lot 2. con. 4. On the South East Bide of Rendition Street
Ela clay loam, 76 acres 'genes. fairly well Streets.
6. E. D. of Ashilleld. containing le0 (tern/. between Park Lot i137 and Victoria and Netson
fenced, good artesian well and wind mill ; barn 5. On the North side of Trafalgar Street
40x80. with stone basement, granary and hoes° between North Street and Victoria Street.
stable 22x35.driving sbed and other buildings). 6. On the North side of Bruce Street be, -
House 20x30 vath kitchen and wood shed. tween North Street and,Cambria Road.
Geod growl Han mile from chuech, school And intends to Mises° a portion of the final
and post office. Apply to II. J. BLARE, Crewe cost thereof upon the laud property to be
P. O. Ifrim immediately benefited thereby, fronting or
abutting upon said streets tes aforesaid, be -
FOR SALE -Two new Dwellings on tangle- tween the said points, and to levy such final
seySt. A comfortable Dwelling on Malin Ste cost according to the frontage thereof, by
Building lots on Elgin Avenue. Keetex Ste. Coder twenty annual epecial aasessments ; and that
St and Pine St. a statement showing the lands liable to and
WANTED. -A few Furnished Rolifter or propoeed to be specially assessed for the eald
/looms, near the Lake front, to rent for the work, and the names of the owners thereof, co
eurnmor season. • , fares the eame can be ascertained from the
YOUNG & ROBERTSON. last revised effacement roll and otherwiee, le
now filed in the office of the Clerk of the Muni
E, 011 SALE 011 LET. -A farm of 111 acres eiren,0 and. le ootzinfoz inspectottortiheduwrol%
Fraser, Goderich, situated on timing. con., is $1890.95. of which $792.19 le to be provided
of the best clay loam. belonging to Mra.
Ooderieb township, 7 entice from Goderieb, 9 out of the general fandit of the Municipality.
from Clinton and 6 from Hayfield. Fairly A Corral' oir ItitYni1014 will be held on the
good buildings, 2 orche.rds. Remonable theme. 30th day of July. KM, at the lione ef 8 o'cloek
For further particulars apply to JAMES Cot, in the afternoon, at the Council Chamber In
13ineke street. Goderich, or Eo. Acri- the town of Goderieh, tor thG PG,PORe tmar-
Ina complainte against the proposed aieteetv
MON, Goderich. man or tho accuraay Of .frontagn 01014.914.te-
month or any other complaint which the per-
sons intereeted may deeire to make and whirls
is by law cognizable by the Court.
Lana) the 12th day of July, 1006.
M. 0. JOHNSTON, Clerk.
AUCTIONEERING
W. KELLY
wAwfugiamt, moncxxim
, AND QVTICIAN,
MIMS OF LIMeNtilete
GOMM%
BUSINESS CHANGE:'
Mr. L B. Augustine having
bought out the intereet Of Mr.
jenathan Miller he the Eaat Street
Livery, the business will hereafter
he carried on under the 1141110 of
Walker ris Augustine.
A continuance of publlo pat-
ronage solicited. Everything will
be kept up to the highest stan-
dard, and eatiefaction guaranteed.
WALKER & AUGUSTINE.
THE NORTHERN NAVIOATION COMPANY
EKTROIT.KINCARDINIe Division
CHANGE or TIME.
Taking effect July ith.
STR. "BRITANNIC" will leave Kin-
cardine ea° p.m., Goderich 6.45 p.M.,
Sunday, Weidoesday and Friday.
Arrevang at Detroit
Mondays, Thursdays end Saturdays at
7 a. W.
For Tickets and further info/14404o
apply to
W M . LBE, Agent, Goderarat
H. H. GILDERSLEEVE, Manager.
C. H. NICHOLSON, Traffic" Manager, Sarnia Ont.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.- The desirable
property on Elgin Avenue, Goderich,
owned and occupied by Dr. Whitely. Good
house sod two-thlras of an acre of land. with
choice fruits. The home is heated by hot
water awl has all modern improvemente. A
n tor any person wanting first -elms pro -
at a moderate price. Apply to or addrees
R. TELY.Goderich.
pePERS FOR SALE. - Several hundred
opies of old nowespapere tor sale. Just the
thingerhen you are hoineseleaning. Apply at
STAR OFFICE
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
y01 -1k1 fl-cROBEIIATS
AND INSURANCE' AGENTf3.
For selling, buying or renting town and farm
property. Fire and Life 'entrance. 0Mcie.
North side, Court House Square.
MEDICAL
EsimERsON & TURNBULL.
A. TeEelltriiliON, M. D.
W. 8. Tuluertute., M. B.
Offices 102
Orlon, Hanainon St. Ph Residence 121
Night eel's for the arm of nrs. Emmorsoe
Terubull will be answered either from
their ofilce, Hamilton street, or (torn Dr.
Tarnbuirs residence. Nelson street.
TIR. A. H. MACKLIN, M. B.
thjelcian and elur..n. Special attention to
44 -Ye, ear. neat and throat. Office and residence
Old Hank of Montreal. oppoento Post Office,
Weet street. Goderleb. Telephone No. M.
VETERINARY.
FREEMAN, (tremor gradattte) Veterinary
• Sergeen. Member of the VeterinarY
Mons of Louden, Edinburgh, Ontario.
Surgleal,OPerattOus sped...atty. office, Bruce
greet, eMotning Stewarts Greenhouees.
• Phone 171.
PROFESSIONAL
AROY ADAMS, feather of Plano, eto
Studio, Rank of Montreal Block. cor-
ner West Street tma Hoare.
DENTISTRY.
ri sabtr„ L. D. s. MeLean's
X.", Block. Crodctieb. Dr. Trumbull's old
stand. At Dungannon Wednesday afternoons.
ECHIGIC HECKETT, General Auctioneer
906 Hamilton Street Goderich, I'. 0. Box
1 Farm, farm stock, and all other Wee will
receive special attention. I will buy your en-
tire stook of Household Furniture. and will pay
Boot cash prices. Let me knowwhat you have
tet sell in any line, or call and see what I can
sell you. - OEORGE BECKETT, Curiosity
Shop, Goderich.
BANKING
The Sterling Bank
OF CANADA
HERD &HU • TORONTO
Incorporated by Special Act of the
Dominion Parliament to receive
Depoeits.
Highest current rate of intereet
paid in our
Savings Bank Department
0. deposits of ti and upwards,
Interest paid and compounded
FOUR TIMES A YEAR.
Drafts bought and sold.
A General Banking Business
transacted.
COM:MICH BRANCH :
A. G. GAMBLE, Manager.'
MIMI° nxame.-The fullowinil are
the names of puplitt Or Alfred E.
Coek, IOW have been suceeee-
ful in the Plane 0,114 ThhOrY hlthtnitixo
tiona 11; COMIeetiOn With the Toronto
CoueerYaterY Of Mesta t junlorPitino
-Effie AL jackeent. Glinttela 4 rJunler
ThhehYr Width inchttlea har010147,
counterpoint And hintory,e- Honore.
[dal: Whyard. Dlingannen Primary
piano.. -Grace Wive, Loyal; eraize
Warneek.004lerlelti amid Plilre Nearn-
ments - Honore. Mae M. riaeiriwn,
Asog_eadlne: Priateit7 Ittld1-
0Eaumerta IenneathErn-Oa july
Bro. P. G. D. D. 0. M., II, Th Heed in-
stalled the following officere of Huron
Lodge. No. 62 I. O. G. P.c 0. II. Hum-
ber, N. G.; F. 5.1. Martin, V. Go Geo.
MoVioar, J. P. GI.; J. M. Proudfoot.
R. S.; W. P. Clark, fin. sece 0 .A
Nairn, treas.; J. Tait, R. S. Sa.D.Wil-
soo, L. S. EL; E. Downing, chap.; W.
Detrich, warden; II. 0, Sturdy, COIL;
H. D. geed, R. S. N. G.; OA/Whitely,
L. S. N. G.; Geo. Williams, 0. S. tie
gag. Black, L S. Go W. Abell, L.S.V.
lateees‘II,Analo,toneireem9, Ra Se G4.44; Pr;9Hrooralti,ttRee.
G. Reynoias &74 W. Proudfoot, true.
for this term.
AN IMPORT.ANT QATHEBINO. - Thu
conference on the power question.
which is to be held in Galt on July 24,
to formulate plans for having Niagara
power distributed to the municipali-
ties interested, bids fair to be largely
attended and will undoubtedly be a
very important gathering. A despatch
from that town says: "The special
committeee of the Town Council and
Boned of Trade to arrange a reception
/end entertaintnent for the delegates
e me to the ower conference -here
wcw1.1.5.-a`aatat y, and of whom there
from a.0 ra,r1044.1COPILPInt 0i.t741.pilon,dmreedt
In the Council charolset WI/ f IF,rg98
and outlined a short programeae.
delegates will be taken for a trip over
the Street Rallwey, noel will after-
wards be entertained he limeheon."
Goderich is sufficiently interested le
the power problem to warrant sending
a deputation to represent this town.
HTMENEAL.-At 0 o'clook Wednes-
day morning, July 11, a very pretty
wedding was solemnized at St. Mary's
church, Berlin, when Miss Gertrude
Tylinski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.
ryliostch Inecatne the bride of Mr. H.L.
mllooadn fwoureepeorizt irtiwr fle44010 jiltehe.v.Tvhx6. eftieerle):
flinger, the mese Wing eelehaittegi by
the Rev. Pr. Zarek, of Hibernie, J,.
an old friend of the (ropily, Amsted by
Rev. Fr. Zinger. Tbe hrlfle wee
imitated bv Miss E. C. Hood, of lawn,
while IffweRoman S. Tylinski, of Ber-
lin, supporttal the giemm. At the COM.
elusion of the aerator:MS' the briaal
party, consisting of the trineediate
fciends of the fatuities, zepaired to the
reeidence of the bride's father, where e.
sumptuous wedding dinner was par-
taken of. An unueual coincidence
being that the bride's wedding day
was also the anniversary of her birth,
and the Cith anniversary of the ordintee
thev000uctihenz p;91%_st,r. hp Road
and Bridge Committee of the repeeth
Connell met on Monday to consider
Oriel TAW* Topics.
.p ,.
Tay await wee wee /AWL
40 tent* fOr STAR tO 410 of too6.
There ie IMMO Wit rif forming san ups
tO date spoeting alaietelation in Godes
rich,
The Crimeett gun le noW mounted
in -Victoria Park, and its ereetiOn
e reditable to this town,
aolin Campbell eleiriped 210 lbs. of
live chicken* to Torento on Ttleiel*V.
TheV Were 444ttne lot of birds.
E. R. Wattant has purehased from
Colin Campbell the 2 -storey awellIng,
corner of Wellesley tlettl West streets.
moan in, charge of oracle Ilearallel.
The street watering ilisehlpe is
wkso bfa rePOYPreF1 tiVID 13 rgOellt
&Caldera.
Mrs. A, T. Moore's Intel( veneered
dwelling, corner of Montreal and BI-
• AVe.e will be ready for plaatering
next week.
B. 0. Kennings le extending Mo -
lams' dry goods store some forty feet
in the rear, which addition will make
It one of the largest stores in town.
Tho doors at the post office have
been taken down and rehung,and now
two people can enter or leave through
at the same time, an almost impossi-
ble feat hitherto.
4. Williamson has sold his dwelling
UODER1CH MARKETS.
The grain market showed but little life the
past week, shipmente and deliveries being
email and prices unchanged.
Cattle and sheep aro practically at last
week's pride», and of hogs there were no sales
durtitthe we,ek. It le eald a choice lot went
h PAR to Toronto, but whether that
wee no to Plia weelley. ex tee necessity of some
'buyer, is unknoWn.
Butter and tios are firoiq,,the ,ammand for
thee° dairy prodnete InereaAng ang poilltrY is
Beare° and high priced.
Cherries are exceedingly plentiful and yes-
terday were selling at 400, per basket. Baskets)
were not obtainable yesterday, and it i. said
1,000 baiikete of fruit were waiting shipment,
Tea days since they Fold at $1.40 In Brantford
and London. Travellere from these entail in
town this week stated that on Saturday they
gold in their °Menet 25e. per basket.
Raspberries are plentiful and of good quality
tied retailed yesterday at tle or tor a quarter,
and Rohl in cm.° lout (241 at 31.60.
Vegetables are still plentiful and cheap, now
potatoes being worth 80c. wholeaale.
Meet of the hay in the adjoining townships
has been out and bathed without getting rain.
It being one of the beet preserved hay crops
gathered In far many years.
Current wholesale prices corrected
up la moon of Thursday.)
• waelltc standard *0 76 to 76
2 50 to 2 50
a 25 to 2 25
10 00 to 19 00
' 00 to 20
to 18
HOTELS
mliE /WRON HOTEL, Ooderich Ont.—
ThOroWay Feritted and modernized. A
home for thei traweller and farmer. Beet ;1.60
a &What.' tab° fogad aeewhere.-N. J. MOR-
RISEY, proprietor.
THE COLBORNE HoTEL.
THOS. D. jOHNSTON, PaoveAmit.
This favorite public house, under Om
new management, will be conducted on
modern principles, and the best possible
service is guaranteed the general public,
Your patrooage is respectfully solicited.
STAND -Corner Hamilton nod
gate streets, Goderich.
- - -
New-
THt
POINT rAPM
arl pe' r P.
ur. per cz,4„, Lly
Bran, per ton
Shorte, per ton , ,
Screenings, per ton
Oats 19 °
Barley 0 to 0
Peals ,
Rye
Buckwheat, per bushel
Ilay
Butter, per lb
E , thrash) per dozen
ood, per cord .
Cattle. export
Cattle, ordinary and betchere' .... 3 ea to
4 60 to
Lambe, tiering
Sheep, fat lewti I 50 to
Bogs, dressed 87 7405 tot')
Hogs, live weight
Haum, per lb ... ........ ... .. 0 16 to
Baeon, long clear . 0 It to
Bidets 7 00 to
Sheep Aim
00 0701 tot°
Tallow, rendered
Chickene-barnyard chicke per lb 0 10 to
--crate fed 0 11 to
4 50 to
neer, fore quartere.
6 00 to
Beef, hind quarter.,
0 130 to
Dre. ea ea , .. . . • 10 to
eIberries, basiset CO to
.
, Vard
SINNER PESOPT
Open for the season of 1906. Equipped thor-
Oughly for tourists trade
No better place to spend the heated term, or to
enjoy an outing.
Plod°, Driving and Boating Parties will find
TrIg POINT Fenn the moet pleaeant Mace
to visit.
J. T. GOLDTHORPE, Proprietor.
THE SOVEREIGN BANK OF CANADA
•RANDOt,PII MACDONALD, D. ist. STEWART,
President. at
-,P.1 tiered Manager.
A General Ba.nlan'. 4‘-‘-,,10,44"4-1,,,i'ilkni tire acted
SAVINGS
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your tall at if in *or poelt
eat have 112e ptintipid *ay
*Yak 011 deposit, INTE
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'1.11:eaWirfa 710 uch "
moot Ito; hottosil e. You
time it
year.
0 80 to 0
0 48 to 0 48
48 to 0 48
8 00 to 8 25
0 15 to 0 16
0 13 to 0 14
5 00 to 6 00
60 to 4 75
4 76
5 00
4 00
7 40
9 00
0 16
0 14
7 25
0 90
0 01
0 11
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
tenders for conareth work and other
'natters. Tendert, tor m40311443 werk
at Dunlop's bridge were opened from
Geo. T. McKay, ICippen, per etthie yIrt s0 00
5, Potter, Colborne 4
John Jonneton. Auburn, " " 00
Habell Hununell,Godeeich " 4 87
The tender of Habell & Hummel'
was accepted the tenderers to do all
excavating, the work to be finished by
August 18th, 1006, and Road Commis-
sioner Patterson being instructed to
appoint a suitable man as inspector.
f.)ontractor Hardy met the committee
regarding elpittnent et St. Joseph's
Mr and other toattore, gv•
rum ust completed ono ainet en tire
Levi go, and having material and tools
on hand, the eruntnittee thought it
wise to let the, other abuttnent to Mr.
Hardy at $5 per oubie yard, the eon -
tractor to do all excavating, to
straighten up the bridge and have the
job finished by August 20th. A claim
for cement work on if taniake bridge,
between Stephen and Hay,from Nagle
& Looby, of Mitchell, wee before the
committee. The claim was for 15 or
16 yards which the contractors claim
was not paid for. The Council had
had the work measured by Mr. Hardy,
who verified the tneasurement paid
for, but who, on account of the water
being high at time of measurement,
would rather not attest it on oath.
Consequently Clerk I:ane and Com.
Patterson were appointed 0,0 illetVnIre
the work, first notifying Nagle k, Loo-
hy of the date and dine of their mea-
surement.
P. M. Coteirr.-On Monday the theft
ne WiTesleif street to Vea. Moaleytici
Oentrel so ool Inl re affHic etrifet
and pu tiih Foe ki
from Mrs. Swift,
The freight running off the twit
near MONO MI 14141)3i4h Oalird if p-
lay of three or fogy nonce to he tre ns
on that branch. 'No injury to anyone
Oeourred through the run off.
The tug Ilitron, With dredge 4.1-
noldi, and 'mows In tow, arrived in
port yesterday at noon, the grants
made for dredging at Kincardine and
Port Elgin having been used up.
The contractor for putting in the
granolithie walks arrived in town from
London on Tuesday and has commen-
gd work, starting on the west side of
Ammo atrueti from the Bank of
0/001111/nW0h14;
in reeeveleg hie setwariptiog to The
sphscriber In Wahefield, Icap-
sits, writes: "I like yogr Teer very
Most/ 111413.4 it 13 1101Y3 Mid full
informetion 45'040 th things
which are most interesting."
A good suggestion has been made in
reference to the band stand ; place it
on permanent wheels and move it
from one point to o,nother for each
band concert. The idea is a good one
and is feasible. Will some councillor
take the matter up?
Ty, Viihlt gorersly qpifortned
Pare.
Girls wilat4o-o IV rip tic ..... . .
More July . McKim
Warm Weather Coods,-, H. Convene • 4
Poeition Wanted --House epee ..... . t
Manufactucene Overma ea, Vier Pridhere
July Specials-Woo:etre 4
House For Rale -bit Mallough
Summer Cottage To Rent -W. o. {telly
Hew Drera Muelins-Bodgene Bros a
001 Wented-Mos. 11. W Thomeou ..... ;
Shawl least- Star otrtee . . . • ,
Hauge For Sale or gent n . g. Munifinge, t
House To gent -Mrs.
Notice te Creditors -M. 0 Johnston .
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ntoticeii under this heading to noreadvertie
era wilt bo charged 10 cents es running lino In
nonparlel typo, 12 lines to tho inch ; to yearly
coritract advertisers; whose ndvertieing
pears in the ertme mane. meta a line ; to
theme who make a yearly contract under this
heading, and do not otherwitio advertise,
cento line.
ban to Q tallitalT tier,/iee
is the of he art ffe latiarde. is
is the band thet will this year pley
Tod STAB that he has not in his
ilithibirion.
at the Canedlen Netional
Wary Rath , le eff itisposing 'notate
elm with pitoile hololot 1414 Qteel
brenetplate„prespots ti, inaratic a
netteallOP,
Apple fleeter Robert Fellott informs
travels seen any blight on the North-
ern Spy, which is good news. He
states, however, that there is some
affection whieh is killing small
branches on many trees. Mr. Elliott
is preparing for a big season's cam-
paign iti the apple business.
Local Notices.
Typetvritere to rent, all maker; any
period, moderato rentaL-W. Ettrarr.
Visitors to Grelerich who want
charming vlowe of the pretty town Co Send to
friends nhOilld Cad up at listormee a Studio.
We keep up with the latest city ?entice.
Mr. R. R. Seotows will be absent
from his Photo Studio from Anima 7 to 10,
both inelneive, but trio 13tnclio will be open for
the benefit of partica desiring Photo Supping.
end in charge of Bert elnrphoy. Patrons aro
reerpectfally requested to govern therneelves
accordingly.
s sa(s0 4.40.66,4et ,
Mr. Nog -Imp Jollitre,• of Thrento,
poi I, dr, pietie'410Ett 170, and
wle sang 'at ii.ndx"fehd O Lit -street
Methodist chnrches here le t Sunday,
gedertelei! tq forte a yeten1 °lase Hi
004040. r. Jolliffe is spendieg the
summer In inton, and those desirous
of etudying under him are reetiested
to communicate with him at Clinton.
Among the settle that will be on ex.
hthition at the Canedian National Ex-
hibition, Toronto, Aug. 27 to Sept. 10,
will he cattle raised by His Majesty
the King, Lord Roseberry, Lord Roths-
child and others of the English nobi-
lity. There will also be herds on view
from Illinois and Indiana, and a bull
for which Sir (leo. Drummond paid
" '
The wrestling, hoeing and sword
exhibition in the Skating Rink one
evening last week did not draw ti large
crowd, The woe,' of eltleens were
made t180 of In print without consent,
and probably this had something to do
with the °inoperative failure. It is
said some of the Nets were wood, but
THE MTall was not represented at the
affair and oannot say.
OBITUARY.
8wanuoti,-Tbere died on Friday,
et her residence, Quoheo Street, Mem
Henderson MaUsion, Widow of the late
Geo. Swanson. after a long illneisS,
Mted 78 years 2 months and 8 dale,
'The (beamed lady was ono of our old -
eat. And beat known resident', and
until the past few years was ono or
onr most Active women. Tho late
Mu. Swausion woo born In Thurso, a
town in northern Seothind 4 ehe trier-
ried in 1818. the late °merge Swan-
son, and the two, lo the same year,
journeyed to Canada, eettling hatiGotle-
rich after visiting in Kingston. atoll -
ton. ontl Phathalu, and_ in go orleh
both remained until death callea them.
The (hammed was the youngest of a
family of twelVe, all of whom are now
dead, and was At the time of her de-
mise the oldest tnembee of the Pres-
byteri en church at Goderieh and
ono of the towu's oldest gettlers.
She was the tnother of eoven
children, two, Mrs. Wns. Mitchell and
Miss Mary, having passed away, those
left to mourn her departure being I
Magnus and Mrs. David Cantelon, of
Ooderieh ; William J., of Hamilton,
George of Riverside, California, and
John -D., of Kamloops, 13. 0, The pane
bearers were her eons, Magma, 'and
Wm. J., and cow eel:llama, Wm.
Ma solo gr_wq.astack ; George and
4rotil
ittala Maneon, of Zorra, and It.
WI; te ef Stratford. The service at
the nom sold 44rave was condoototi by
Bey. Jas. 4. Anderseo. hl• A., fiatitor
of iineh elliffeilt Wil4 (lilting he lieuse
serviee stated thet doccaeed was the
olden member uf tite tffittroli. Among
the relativee present ot the funeral
wore Mr. arid Mrs. W. Briggee and Mr.
aria Mrs. W. J. Swanson and daughter,
all of Hamilton i Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Swanson, of Winghant, and Wm.
Manson, of Woodstock.
at the Dunlop hoMI was again before
the court, and considerable evidence
was taken, the leading feature being
the contrary evidence of two of the
men charged, Mason and Beattie, both
of whom testified on oath, each swear-
ing differently as to the dlspoaition of
the money after being taken from tho
till. Beattie pleaded guilty to the
charge of stealing the money, but
swore that after taking the $75
from the till, he handed it to Mason,
who, Beattie declared, put it in the
buggy, where it was found hy 31r. Gla-
zier. Manon, on the other handoewore
that he'did not handle the money or
have anythIng 'to ao with 11,. At
At the c_bnclittion or 'the evidence the
p. M. distnissea tlie 'charge against
Mason and sent Beattie up for trial.
in the rd Regimeet at leondon, and
Mason irid *Beattie had both served
were we knhhip tel each ether. and
were driving out together tp Captain
Vareo's when the theft took place.
They had agreed to totem ainner to-
gether at Dunlop, had been together
at different hotels, and wore old asso-
ciates, Mason being much the older
man. Mr. J. L Kilioran defended
Mason. and Beattie was undefended.
On Tuesday, John H. Ryan was turn-
moned before the P. by Mrs. Jane
(Jummings, who alleged that the de-
fendant, a tenant of here on the Lake
Shore Road, had wilfully destroyed aind
damaged her property. The property
prineipally damaged. as claimed by
the complainant was the earponter
shop on the lot. The trial lasted till
4.90 p. ne, when the P. M., Raying the
carte bed not been proven, dismissed It
with costa against the plaintiff. P. 0.
Blair appeared for the plaintiff. and
M. 0. Johnston for the defendant.
The case, though only one of claimed
damage to property, wee brought un-
der the Criminal Code.
Meeting Calendar.
Regular meeting of Town Connell Gibs Fri
day evening.
A speclalincoting of the Daughters of the
Empire be held in the tsw library of tho
court House Monday next at 4.15 pm. A full
attendance of members la reque=11.
kneintant C,au4o Cleth meeting at Resifeni
Friday evcring (1.30.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Rev. Mr. Buell preached at St.
George's church on Sunday morning.
The rev. gentleman, though oil ihe
rqt,irp4 110, pro.,0141,4 thillarkohlY
ne sermon, ano es towitys liatericti to
with great *wenn George's.
Hey. Jas. 4. Anderson has loft fey a
montha The following. pulpit
euppiy has been seemed during his ab-
sence' Rev, Dr. Meld ruin, of Cleveland,
on July 22nd, Sunday next; Rev, Dr,
Manson, of Chicago on July 20th and
Aug. 5th, and Rev. W. W. Stoddard,
of Fulton Mo on Aug. 12th. Mr. An-
derson will be accompanied by his
wife and son Hugh.
the gate of their toernateent from the
7t1hitteokIthcledt3Oltlhelloft:figleirlsHttlkItthvsef olkliftat;le
heinej awl° to teiehlii the iletrelia,
0141)hatttplitiktillio 4,1141,i413/31(411t,t;isvtuetir fhatvwtoleorsodtoo_
riehe'eyee-a•:eweetattwoutta, e -
The omengemont tit the Goderich
hewehall team with to apologise to their
patrons for the delay in putting on
the game with Clinton on Saturday
afternoon. The visitors had agreed to
be here and go to bat at 3.30, the titne
advertised. At the last neument the
Clinton team tafaeati to ootne, but
were timelier prevailed on to come, and
arritOrd at 7 pen., witieh of coerse was
almost too late. It is not the first time
Clinton "sports" have failed to CCM -
nee( an4 ie to tie regretted that, faith
receives eio tettoy rode simeas Betio one
CliT`hrtuTilltiay of buet week (leder-lief and
Kincardine larrosse teams met on the
Agricultural Park and played a very
fair game, though the 'more wee le to
I in favor of the home team. The rea-
son assigned for t he low ecoring by
the vieltore W 104 he long drive 635
miles) which eonsiderably diminished
their staying powers when the game
Wan hot. The oodetior dozen who
wielded the sticks were iieleher,
W. Dore, .1. Murpliy, F.
.Wlaikrna81100-p',Ih\lav,." VS,;(.401,11asck, fctAirdkatylt.:0Aritife.
Nicholson and 0. iloaeom,
Bathing near the south abutment of
the Maitland River bridge is becoming
a public nuisance. On recent nights
the noise , Including considet.able
swearing, could be often heard along
the 0. T. R. track, making It exceed-
ingly unpleasant for both young and
old pressing that way. The swimmers
ere of all ages, and they should be
41446 te et:learn'. lat tile flecencies uf
life,
Outing for Juiy, the loading maga-
zine for outdoor sports end scenes,
contains six full page repro(' two
ions of our local artist aallown' best
rural scenes, which it wee under the
title "Scenes from the rent country."
ThoV are well printed, indeed. Mr.
Sallowe is element ovee.whelmed with
orders for his scenic photos, and finds
it very difficult to keep this large
arid growing trade supplied.
DIED.
atrasoices. -to GadetIth, on FrIdety, July
* 111106, Msay Hendee:co Mutton, relict of
Rio litti Geotilf tuvaesee, ago Ili yaws, 2
amartaa and Mattel/wit.
0
Last Saturday. from a now unused
robin's neat in a tree on Clitireh et reet,
was a sparrow hanging by I ts nerk
frorn about 5 inches of cord. The cord
was full stretched and firmly fixed
round the bird's neek, and it seemed as
if great pains had been taken to make
a neat job of it. Of course it may
have been the result of an occident,
od Was ft a Pe niefirneni, hy 'the robins
for the sparrow's intrmion?
alessra. Wm. Lee, F. B. Holmes and
II. J. Mel:Owen returned from their
Scranton trip on Saturday. Aa Ment-
hol,* of the Ontario Coal Dealers'
AnsoelatiOn, they had been Invited by
tbe coal magnates to visit Scranton,
to which place they made their way
by epode' train hem Buffalo. The
trio were 15 charge of a committee,
every outlay, including visits to
beautiful bathing spots, being settled
by that cotnntittee.
rimless
$111101Vrilig,
Eptrattee Examination.
We give below tho names of tho sue-
ranclikla.toa that wrote on the
reeent Batten:ice Examination hi East
Huron. In owler to pass, a cauditiate
tffilet Make 40 per cont. of° the marks
on each subjeot,and 60 per cent. on tho
total. To obtain honoree 75 per rent.
of the total number of marks must
be made, The papera were a little
Were difficult than usual, but a fair
text fur prometiou into a High School
or Collegiate Institute, or into a fifth
Claes In a Public School.
BRUSSELS.
HONOns.--Tom Armstrong, Beatrice
Batelmen, May BirteJack Leckie, Jean
ellonald,Katelffetieod,Harry Moore.
alter Scott, Etla Wilton.
Peese-Matnie Archibald, 011a Arm-
strong, Scott Atuant, Whoa'," Harr,
Frank Boll, Tenn. Dickson, John R.
Mattson, Elsie Dunbar, Tillie Dundee,
Kitson, Arthor mat, Maggie
Ruth Bngler, Kwati, Elise Few
nwint Ado alerdiltier. John Hayden,
E. M. ffetoewort , I. Huffman, Geo.
Jorateg, ta. Love, H. McCall, I. McCal-
hero,'S. McIntosh, W. 51eKee, Avon
McKelvey, Gladys McQuarrie, James
Wren, ()aerie Sohnook, Lealle Thuell,
Florence Whitfield, John Wilbee, H.
Wilbee, D.14. 5.1 Wilton,
eileAFORTEL
WINOlta.-Fitiesel Heat, Frank Hoch-
erty, 1. a. Hinchley, F'. R. Larkin,
McGinnis, Robert Peek, Orland Smi-
ley, Beside Grieve, Ethel Kerr, Katie
fferr, Vida McDonald, Ilelett McDon-
ald, Jessie Robb, °retie, Rosa, F. A.
Thompson, A. M. Turner.
sms,ss",
THE glARIEIN TWEIJITM
Seeforth'e Orel** DISY .0* ROW
of Weather autt/L ihgeleAfist Ctilhet
bration.
Thoro via.3 a oPOOlId trait filialiaS foe
tienfortit on the 12tb* *114$441e*
gatlon Inoue siStOr 04. 63 Whale elfaZ
cc -allege vrovrd sateffeetory to all *lee Woe,
directly Interested. Tuts STAR he .44044
tho rapasttor for tho renewing report; „,
The Orange celebration to kteetorth oe tab
12th of Jule. Theveley et last week. vow outs
of the large.t. and, roost successful ever held, la
the county. Frc.ra early In tho mooting wale
well on in the nfternoon people eatate pearlier
in front all directiOns. bath by specie/ train
anti prIvateconveyrtuces. until the owe wee,
searcely iarge enough to bold this crowd or
OAT' wad anxious pleasure seeiters. itt Otte
people present. The resOurCeat) the boas seal
restantante were taxed not a little to atIttPlY
the demands for tho Inner num, net 'Owen),
eamfortably provided tor. which spew sveM
tQTP htieleereoTdrawlase5atrhor'rqu 11 g _quiet, *pet _.goed
natured one, anti modal and amulets tumor
mote, scented tole, tile order. Every outs tee
himself quite at home. The day wee Intensely
izehiroo:.:tpa:unoe: :itiotu:ilegtaniuosmi ont eopvate:00440:11 100o:feawttookhou :tau: :net
anuathe wherever there was gteen ..teree .151 and
shade, and apparently having a teat 'moo ste.
be aeon tinting: arounti on the latelis end
playing of the Var10114 nds, the Mee and.
drains atul the bagpiptm kept every °natively
mid in good humor. It watt a stirring day anti
out, to be remembered.
About 2 o'cleck the varioue lodgeteerreembled
abbri,ttxtalpidroaii,,,evr,,,eniaoartni,aohntolwatreohduciydestdwwbohyeiereti.,hrmerasy04 umcforraravetle
bat*, tuneetwel itp alit street to tee Aeriona
twat Park. the tarteste on either one being
lined by eager speetators and Mende. The
unwell wall a hot one, but the brethren dtd nob
anent to mind It. Thorn were some 39 or In
lodges represented and nearly every lodge tied
a band of some kind. The Mitchell and Sen.
forth Mende wens the most conspiouous, A.
ate end dem t hand also played ver nicely
ma ed that there were hetweeni 4,100 lug atof
Pew:to-W. Aberhart, W. Archibald, and preece a neat appearance, w Ile tho
Bighlaudi bagpipes With a drummer, both play.
W.A.Ourtin, P. Doyle, C. Fortieri, W. era bailie seethed in their native costunaere
aileron, H. Hot -ton, W. A. Jordan, vre emote the mast plain:emote figures la
Jordan, \V. 1.(`, Lowrie, I, Morrison,X.
McKay, Roy MeGeoxii, W.D.McLeort,
It. McKay, R. C. McKay. 1,1s011ottrke.
R. Roach, A. Bela, haaainith, L. Stap-
leton. 11, ateoltenann, I. Somers,
Willis, It Atkinson, M. Harbour, 51.
Bell, A.. Ilmixer, S. Caldwell, Ella
Oheeney, B. °rich, L. C. Dietz, N. S.
Govenloek, L. Hammett, B. 0. Jones,
E. R. Jordan, 5.1. s. Lowrie, E. Me-
Oittre, P. Ross, A. D. Scott, M.J.Seott,
M. Stewart, M. Taylor, M. J. With
kor, 51. Mason.
CLINTON.
HoNotte.-Jettn Chhiley,„ M. ekiier-
tic°, W. Doherty, G. iTiola, K. least,
H. Fair, MAI, Werr, MoTau-
Kart, 11. CSNeiltll • ea D. Rusti,l.
‘euitt Tistle.14, . 'Taylor.
Pease -U. Archer, 0. H. Anderson,
0. Bedard, L. Iletituri, S. Carling, G.
Chant, S. Copp, I. Urieli, L. °rich, G.
°rich, B. Draper, T. Elliott, A. Find-
lay, IL Graham, P. Huller, T. tubbort,
E. Hill, W. Heywood, O. liollovytty, E.
)hartiedn, 1. Knox, M. Livermore, E.
Lawson, I. Landsborough, L. McTav-
ish, B. Mcivor, C. McCartney, C. Mil-
lar, E. O'Brien, U. Potter, N, Robson,
A. Trick, al. Trewartitu, NVIAa, O. N.
Wise, M. TOrrallee, Bort Wiltse.
13LVV11,
Ethneston, I. AI.
PfetNer,
aess.,- -B. Asquith, I. E. Bryant, W.
A. O. Campbell, (1.Clark, Clara Copp,
D. 0. Colelough, R. fe, Den holok,
R. Ferguson, It. 0. 00,0, la A. (lib-
retti, A E. litinklitit, 1. 11. Jru,krion, I.
O. pickerel, II. Kir krotiiiell, W. J. 0.
al. Morris, L. Mains, F.
Plummer, 1. W. Potter, M. A. Roger,
0. Stewart. A. F. Tamblvn, 11. Hall,
P. L. Whitley. I,. aVootiman.
El/HOW 1C11.
Ott Wed 11 Veda morn I n g 21 Ito w lens
art veil heart Stratford to play a gnme
with tho Ooderich club, and the match
wes started shortly after II, The
game was a lively one, ekipis Robert
McLean and I lr, (1 ray tali ingt he lead
in direotione te their players and their
bowls. At the eonoltadon of the gatne
at 1.30 t he visit ors adjourned to tile
Bedford and dined, and then left by
the 2.50 tradn for Clinton, where they
played (Me grime with Lite club of that
burg and left t he, 531 train for
home, milking a pretty good day's
trip. The local rin kit here wen hy an
aggregate of l'53 to 10ll.
The (iodarich baseball talon added
mother victory to its list on Saturday,
defeating. the nine of mir rival town,
Clinton, ler a wore of 15 t,, 2 'rho
triune WaH ad vottleed for 3.30 p.
nharp, but an the (llinton boys did not
reach town till 7, it wits late In getting
etarted, the remit t I ng that I he gone,
wns (sailed at the end of the 5th
on aceotint of darkness. The following
was the line up:
Southampton might well he termed
"progressive" tinder the direction of
the hfeyor, Col. Belcher, last WOPICRI
liftle011 haying np lesn than rote' by-
laws. ripe in for a inan $6,0oo and
bonus oe Et -M0 nite to grist mill; the
second a loan of 410,000 for furnIte re
feetoryt tho third e ferther loan of
gle,000 to a etock company to enlitrge
and operate allied beam -then, and Ow
fourth forf$3,541 for the extension of
the prevent waterworka. The bylaws
teke up about ten columns of the
Beacon's ewe, and sternal prove of
deep intereat to every ratepayer In our
slater town by the lake.
Names of Additional Contributors to
Ilospital Pund
J. Emir, Tom. ale E. L. Dlek Merin 65
J. 0. Kelly.. . I Farr Bre,
Mu. I. ilaltteld. 5 Wm. Synth
J. nay)» • 1 WM. ttl0rney 10
Mem hlmeath 15 J. Galt
J. Griffin . . 5 Rev Pr Meltrie
Je,se thaw . 1 Mies Strang. 5
Ardatren Et Ron . 5 J efelioneht s
F. Prillharn. . Rota. Jette.ton
. ainrahall 25e. Mr. rt. umiak,
13. A. OM= $1 Mr. .1. A Wateen
Arthur Cantelon , 5 Fred Thomenn 5
atrala thitherinna 1 /t11,.. W. It -otter 5
Ater. .. Mrs J Inketet 1
ttirt2. C. Knight I Mra 1, nem 10r
A. MeIntoeh 10 Niel Mellow -ski 2.et,
t o proeetie on. amoral of tho lenges also
were very neatly attired and many had very
pretty banner.. We have been unable to ob-
tain un °Metal list of tho 'rabies nilweselnede
We may Hay that the Information Bureau wee
not very ellicient, and it Wild difficult. there-
fore. to obtain the information desired. Bull
this was not a defect peculiar to this celebrs,
Um. It haft alwaye been so at former altnilar
duexcantatitriaiHtioextittei tibila,,eaccurlatyr.y For ardebra-
central Wilco. and tho various Iscalhoguelsdash"theeya
art I ve gonad be required to reeleter with this
ofiloial. mitring the Immo and hendquarters of
the lodge, the number at membent preeent and
the Attlee of the master, and to this °Meer able
nil ',be reticent. glob, ae the names of the sue.
emend prim winners In the 60V01111 competitive.
°yenta, ehould be aiven as soon as tho event
Molded. The neeestaary Information for a re-
port could then be eaelly obtained. As it la
now only the 'umber of the movers' lodges care
be obtained, end while this may be natiefyinet
enough to the initiated it does not mover
much Information to the °Melee public,. How •
ever, we notleed halve from Luean, Kirkton,
Woodbine, Centralia, Greonway, Orediton,
Hine arrant, Varna awl! Hayfield on the south; .
Goilerteh. Clinton and Simunerbill on the west;
eoverttl from vx ent Brace. Myth, Belgraye.
Loniteebore, GOMM adeKillop en tha
ilmitiltioiditilt•LIti1tchell on the own, besides the,
Ileeerte. , NV. .1. Atlanta, Barbara
flit_ktiiii,e,tve,l, P, Blesser, M11, Montgedva
et y.
PAgs. N. A toilet rong, Cettan-
ach, 51. 13. Ileinstoce„ A. Halliday, C.
Johnston, A. Nin0W1, O. Patterson, P.
steheefer. ,k,ichaerei, C. Spitiks, I.
W ROX 14:TE It.
I !wet nun. Fran lc orfoot.
Pates. O. Gallaway, V. Hardie, kV.
Mellrath, S. alcit erring', McLean,
C. 1110 herford, T. F. Sandereon, E.
Stott, N. Underwood, I. \Vote), I 51.
1Vright.
110gtotte. 11. I.. Berri -II, 4'. Elnek
hale 11. lirown, riannett, 1,
Oreeti, It. M. Welly, C, lehister, 0,
Kennet' y, Mann, ( Pat tOPSOn, M.
SIMI lc, aV. Sitnitione, Stewart, E.
V ;met One.
P.8481. It's'. A itcheson, I. AOtetteson,
M. It. Aitken, I. Anderson., t,‘,:ittln AP'
1110111, !limit'', A. kiroelt,
lirydgee, ti• Bosh. 11. 1.)ori., 11.
tionoan, KIVIOtt, 1),(411Plit,
lall.fs1. .lerrnyn, NI. King, I,
Knox, al. McDonald, () Masters, it.
MaXWell, 10. MClitirriey, A. McCallum.
A. O. Methte, 141.51ethie, (3 Moffatt, S.
Orr. M. Patterson, kV. Pocock, I, Po-
well, C. Itititmil, (3. itinlotil,
ert.son, E, Shiell, M. Strieltzer,
Troy, M. VailOttnall, ‘Vcital.
troderleh ( 'thane
0, Mel,aughhn W. Doherty
I. Aloe II. A mamma
0 Ilimen.rao 5 [Montt
II, Mull/may 1 -ark le
0', E. Lewitt il them
.1 Wiggle. I, le Donee)
L. Elliott, It F Fita.thrinhori+
J. Telt let lake, Alexander
Max welt piteher w na.,e‘..
Rune hoy Inning, Goderfeh, 1 4, II, 4, n 15
(110ton, 0, 0, 0, 2, 0 2
Mellaudy and Maxwell made a great
battery. find A. ILI gginson a good um
;tire. Luck now next. don't forget to
watch for t he pc-eget:a.
cif. thirst 40 44 Themeon
rn. tellace . IleLeenetil, seen
M. 1.40 Oellre t'orter tO
.MeMatb *data.. C A. Nairn 2.5
- • Miller . 1 11108 Adame.en Ma
Mee linen )
Collected from rialto tag. coal fund, first
ouartcr in tit Davies ward . VI TS
All other euteterilters who hnve not
paid their subseriptionn are requeated
to do so at once, as work on the hospi-
tal it le hoped will be completed with
out further delay.
Aim
e
Stel brow
end bath
cawing
On Wednesday etittnipg tbgre Wan a
flint and eiiciting game of imaeleall
betweeo the Rig MIII end tho town
lean) Which ernied In a vletory for the
Big Mill. Soots, 5-3. The batteries
wete Wigglelo Brost, and K neetthew
for the Mill, and Tr.it nod Lew' t for
town. Tait had the bet ter of t he
argliment In the hos, hut aViggine
Mena. had the better reipport. "file
resoluta of the game wee the Retreat ion
al fielding of Sturdy and Tilt in the
out neld. Summary Sacrifice hits,
Sturdy, k'idean twodmee hltu, Lew•
ill double plitye, Algie to McCarthy,
McLaughlin, Nicholcon to Thompson,
Nicholson to l'homparm to IC neesitaw ;
nimick out, by Tait ft, toy Jim NViggins
3, by John Wiggins ham. on India,
off Tait 4, off .1iin Wiggins I. off John
NViregina 5 ; bit by pitcher, Nicholson ;
t on brazen, ilia Mill 6, t.,wn
earned rung, Mill 2. Time I Jr, 1 ' tn•
pire, Or, M well.
Around the Harbor.
On arriving 'it the Agricultural Park the
lodge. Meat had entered In the compsititioas
fleet% ap Me driving track, whore they were
inepeeted by the judges lied %wizen were award-
ed. to noceeeefel competitors. A swat coverer! •
eilatfortietied also been erected for the smirk-
er. in frtmt of the grand gand, which wae
itlxtitrti by eager lielenece County Master
Hanley weleoined the inanenee crowd, after
which Mr. %Yin. W alto, of Mitchell. took
charge ot the oroevedinga in his Lethal happy
manner. and itairodecod the several epeagerte.
Mayor ittennerlek wag the firsts ou the pane
gramme. acid In a few wet: chocen words, Ire
beLeff of the towp, he extended n woodiab
welcome to the vielters, and Ottrantatlett the
hope that they might all carry away witat
then% the !met 1,10xot1iit morntsrico ce their
vein to Soeforth. Ile alen spologthed for the
appearance and condition of Main street.
which, owner to 'the work in oroirreee on it,
was loot le 0.4 int,itAtttl et shape as he would,
wleh, but lie pronneed that the next time the.
Ortiegemen vletted Senforth they would end u.
street in neetSeg with the other parte of the
town, and for w high no apologlea would need.)
to be made..
Attu:mu-late tuldrewee wore delivered Itir
Hew, Mr. 'Arkin and Rev Mr. Birks. of Sett
fort Ito v. M r. W deputy grand alteddatn-,,,
Mr. White. ot 'baron, and Meteire. Hewitt and
orrorento. all gentlemen high ma
itt the Order; alter E. J. Brigga, M. P. P., of
ilartney, Meniteha,
Wo malt iituritIon 'that gra.frirth hoe the die -
Unruh.) of having the Wawa Orangeman who.
twat part In the progesnion, in the person er ---
our respected town...man, Mr. Wrp. Johnetote.
Mr, Jobraton .inint41 the Order in Ireland Dn.,
the lit of A innea, 18e3, awl Imo ter a gratin.
mem' years then meinber of 813. efelOtllaele.
He walked its briekly in the procession as co.
man or Pt The prize for the youngest member
we. awarded to Joseph Atkinson, oe Maple.
(irove 1,odge, Biddulph. Fie %Van Initiated on
July itle thee, under degeneration, and is 16.
y are' ot amt.
'rhe epealting eoncluded about 5[11 past ilY0
IL rid the crowd rettlrned 80 town ag4 1. Many
.tarted Immediately ter home, mite J waited,
for °upper, and grate a few remained around.
the greet., in, OttUiliesi Until eVollintr. A more
orderly or ecepeetable looking lot of people,
never Ltieernbled In teentorth, mud the general/
11v...rum and gond behartenr throughout the
wee remarkable when wo consider the Inunowee
number of people %trete:int and the varlets
gm retie from whence they camo. This Ls a.
faate re whIrtt IA tso ered i table to the Orange-
men anti all who toog part in the celebration.
elm following were the successful commit-
ters lit Lite prise oetopetition..5t Best braes
bane, 511tehell. 3'25; nth and drum band. let
Purple 11111. Eaet ktiddleem. $15; and, Summer.
h III, tilirt t, $5, beet dreoted lodge, Blyth, $5;
lodge coming the grensiefit distance, Purple.
Moll, Ste; lodge with the largest number of
rnem hero, leasteaborm hest banner or flat St. •;°.,2"
Paura, Heath Perth; Ind, Orient veep, outb
Hero's; oaten member In the proem:Mon. Wm.
Jettusbee Hentorth, No. 813, hle10111.18; yolirar
ont toonda,c In the preemption, Wonky Atkin
,eon, beet fife end drum, 'Therntiale Lodge, Ne.
2414.
load larIttes desire en to mar.reill tbeir
very sleeer0 thanks le the basins= Men find
elLizonn ‘,0 Peaforth for the ald they received
?mei Meet. le met blIng thein to. make their part
In the eelebrat1011 DO 14UCCM11111.
C. P. R. Constroction Notes.
The crib beittg Itiddi at the fealill
0101 a the earth traoh, between the
Maitland itud Strand tink ovei head
bridge, no riming steadily, and the one
below A ttrill'e, at the 001111 end of
the same bridge, is metrly littiehed.
'nu, treck along t he bank in
now within fift y feet of Wellesley
nt rept HI epti, and IL plat inn of the bank
below the Whider roNia,2 Itt-O is Inning
graded, so there te tete a in PIllbryt..
both cant and west tat Widder'H suers.
A nteard dligger arrived at t he hex -
boy t ktin WeAtk, Mal In being pittetel in
position jont liebow the foot of nat-
bor where it will in/V7 tineti in
levelling the mail and the c, 1', it.
propert liet.Ween the Ink., and ILer-
ilOr Cortaidern tole progrene
being made at this part of the work,
although there le not. toilet) (show
daily, me the work Is ex tretnely
rult, it being ell curves anti angle..
and engineering work that eantad be
ruehed.
One of the girder,' for tic, !Maitland
River bridge nttived (leder:lel% on
Sunday It wn.1 on three fiat rata,
ita length being 110 feet, and its
height 11h feet. On the end it said,
"when ilefivered to l'Ililaignee ood
muet be sout it Wan neell that couch
it Holt Wall not pseeible, and It WAR
4eflt, tt) Sti ',NI to be turned end
a11001. It Will he strong ft(M1 t 111.
t wo south piers, and when joined by
a fellow will form the thet groan tot
the atruet lore. There will he thirteen
more ouch Merritt) of whir+ it in said
seven will he about ritual length.
and gist about t,ighty feet.. ()refit In-
termit will be manifeetiei in the
proceelore of putting this heavy
girder in poen ion.
nw Harbor Mill Company haft rt
large n m bier of men preparing for t he
rebuilding; of the mIll, and it looks an
if ft will not ne many weeks before the
new Imilding will he ready for work.
The mill ground is alreatly pret t y well
cleared of the burned material. and
now 0110 100k ing at the pile of horned
macninery can nee that it Is so cvarpeel
and [winter] hy the heat of the fire an
to lee of no value except for old Iron.
This Ring Edward, Huron and Brit-
annie have an made regular cane the
pasa. week, rind the paecenger traffie
inereaning very much, and the King
Edward has good freight Hate as W011
On Ha up And down gourneyo.
to cents for Tier. Sian to end of mole
W Vrtc34 V't)w Hit. The Tart Leaden
Bruce I says : A 0081, 0111 in power is
dawning, rind the wild ankrea
placen in nature where otrearne re are
likely to Is, t he sources and eentres of
ireinst rite). The generating of power
will not he confined to Niagara Fells,
and other great water powern, but will
N.V11111,4 general ail over the Province.
A government, engineer Wan in the
tecinty ef Bruce lant week taking
levelm on the Saugeen river. with the
view of eat Inciting its water power.
Ile in renovated 0, have paid that there
it) a felt el' leo feet from Walkerton to
Southampton. When tale official re -e
port settee; from the Government the,
nitinieipelit kw of Bruce and Grey lath
htt In a fusel t ion o take action undei
the (3trv ern !tient scheme. \
to cents for Tit it wr An to end of sk•
A sitteivo el Arm. The Kine,
The new nehool iaw thew not Inter-
fere with eniating contraets made for
thin year. The Mercer:eel townohip
grants will have to he levied this year,
but eehool hoertin are Mtpeeted
tenter, their extra i weenie during the
ectent and next half-year for the len.
provement of their accommodations
end the Mere:tee of' their equipment.
Each hoard using ita gtrielitional Bonds
in thin way will reap Ito reward when
the new scheme of distribution eorries
about. The inererteed rioverintrient
grantn will he ranheil according to the
aecottemodation preekled and tile
equipment of the nelneca.
v tete says " Jor,eph Hock
wag in his way, and there In
upon whom he liken to play
more than upon his friend.
HOIIPT y. Mr. 11. ff. fitrative 1
Manager of Traderts' xv,
loot week, and, needing a ohm
inquired or Mr. Iloeain where
get 0110. Mr. Mackin was vet
able, and taking him to 8:
lamplea store pointed to Mr.
who ean take a joke ref well as
Nothing daunted he fell in to I
port outlined for hen; by Mr
Ile gave Mr. Strathy'a showe
that would have done for 'haft
New York. Mr. Stratify ar
it too, for hp proceeded to tip
Mark liberolly, hut when
Slack detained ho realized th
Melons wore eorreet and the
Meek was really the propria
store (Ind one of Kinearii
business men."
For the float there on
rattle from the Argentine #
view thee year at tho Caner*
al Exhibition, Toronto.
4d Cent.5 for Tilt STASS tO
sseerWilima,111"'
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