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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-08-19, Page 8THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. AUGUST IJ, 1881. DOORS, SASHES, BUNDS, MOULDINGS, and every Description of Interior Finish. STAIRS, HANDRAILS, NEWELS and BALI'STERB A Speciattt•. Send for Price Lists. SHINGLES, LATH & LUMBER. Estimates on applica- tion. tta-Addrees FRANCIS SMEETH, Guderic h Sift mesa. Rer. arse. -Mr, Thos. A. Ramsey who left Westfield scan time ago for Michigan, returned to his father, Mr. Robe. hairs y, last week with a partner for life. When he loft 1Vestfield he was unmarried. REI oveKtxu,-Mr. Guard, who has been laid up for the past fortnight, is on the trend. Mr. R. H. McDonald, who is now spending his vacation with hisparents here, and a pupil of Clinton High Sohuul, • was successful in writing at the recent intermediate examination. (loop SHoorIxo.-At the annual rifle practice for No. 4 Company, 33rd Batt., Clinton, on Wednesday last, Sergeant S. C. Hagen, of this township, scored 45 points out of a possible 60. The shoot- ing throughout was good. Sergeant Ha- gen, although resident in this township, has not severed his connection with the Clinton Company. Adbdrn. W. I. Davy, who has been.residing in Chichgo, is at present in the vil- lage, he is trying to dispose -of his tannery and dwelling. Workmen are busily engaged fitting up the C. M. Parsonage. Rev. A. E. Smith has sone away for a short time. Some of the knowing ones say he has gone to look up a partner. We wish him success. CANADIAN NEWS. A caul malted Riley, of Ottawa', Inas informed the police he saw iinanaBrr Kot.,, the ruiasiug Tonna(' thoatr.cal ►uxuager, w Saginaw City lately. 'rheum' R. Stringer, of Woo'bh rise, threshed iecuutly 4114 busliule of trtrley from thirteen bushels sown, the amount being grown ion leas than eight acres. Mr. James Moore, of Asphodel, found among a newly hatched brood of turkeys one which had four weal -developed lags, the surplus pair bntnching oil' Irian the others like a two-pronged fork. A mal named Bulwer deliberaluly tired a pistol at the foreman of Lovell's bindery in Montreal yesterday. Mr. Lovell, who was present, struck hie arm, and the shot missed. Itulwur was itrtwsted. W. .4. Stephenson, contractor for the Napaueo and Tamworth railway is entw- ine. He failed to pay the wages and is said to have taken $5,000. Soule Napa - nee merchants will lose heavily. A. :umpany was successfully er_ainzel at New York on Wednesday to uuanufao- I (hums railway, will probably he offered ; .A gentleman in Brockville has a pair ture grape sugar at Walkervillo, near I the same position on the Northern rail- ' of ponies, one of which has curious bibw- Windsor, Ont., with a capital of $100,- way, rendered spirt by the death of I luus tt iidencies. Every day he goes to 000 fully paid. Operations will bis cont- Cul. Cumberland. 1 a saloon, where he once received a glean utenced immediately: Mr. and Mr-. Sp o ipendye is the title of lager, and there he waits until he is Mr. Isaac Williams, of Walsingham, of a new comic book just issued. It is a supplied with the beverage. His mas- phinted in experiment one grain of wheat collection of mintalities which ap seared ter is a temperance man and never al - from which he raised thirty-five heads Containing altogether one thousand six hundred and fifty-three grains. Eight hundred ••d W dollars is 1 THE WORLD OVER. °decal by the Parkhill Ooeneil to Mr. ; £Mlandor Matra of Toronto, providedWm. G. Fargo died in Buffalo en the he strikes either oil or oatat ParkbilL ' 3rd Inst. He is said 4, have been worth Robert Hobson, Sheriff of nes county , 130.000,000- of 1Velland, diad on Tuesdaym.,rnttntt1��'i Gauibetta has announced his policy of of itright'adiawte*. He I.as Hewn slrsvill reform. rhe judges and 1 courts are ut the county since 1857, at,d wap much . 4, be reduced sod the E 1 sh circuit esteemed by all r ho Luuw hue. systrw wtrudueed years' A gang of Ottawa roughs stowed the t"r7 service and no li�lety ..f *swims - A in Mechanicsville, a .uherh of awn to religious bodies. Ottawa oat night. They array City w.kel fix lt- ! n amen ]curio, of the , PeuitOntia 1•1!. t t (pier and when totaled were var • uuu .. ry• wet arr$ated ou e A Mr. Menard p,ep,perwl them} with ya °latgr 'Lb attemptng to poison Keeper shotgun and scattered the en.wd in a Itarrell y puttut adruginhunesdicine- hurry. One rough it believed to have i Farrell took one „se, with nearly fatal been shot effect, and the doctor says anothe dues would have killed him. A bailiff of Hull, n i wubim, to hila a' It is said that the doctors attending prisoner over Sunday, and the trtagu- the President lova agreed to charge 1100 trate being unable to make tett a proper , at day. apiece, while Drs. Agnew and Hain - bail bond, took the man bet ..f 0110 1 Ilton are to charge $1,000 each for each I t y, g � ten performed. L p to the present time appeared. ' according to this reckoning, the e1p,enses Mr. Walter Shindy, at present lemmg- � are over 172,000. This looks a little in;; director of the St. Lawrence .t like extortion. eieNv/eb MaskNs. Guoaluc H. Wheat. train Y boats. .. Wheat, .Sprutgt Y bush.... Flour. Y barred............. ats, Y bush ................ k'ca.L Y barb ... ... , ... (•ora, (+ bust...: . ,- ,... krarle). Y biish.............. Yuutues Y busts newt...... Hay. Y ton ...... Butter, r a ................. Itras , dm. maps. a... b eta. M cwt .............. Bran, Y seat Chop V cwt-; „ ....:. « Wcod................................... Salt per.. er harlot August lath, HSI. 11 is oe 11* bau Uta eW .... U e3 ow 030 .... 0tu itf 070 0W • 071) 0 $3 vs. 060 .... Oso ,,q u 60 .. • . 10 00 k' 10 (N) .... 0 17 e 0 16 .... 0 13 yr 0 11 011 0181 , 075 r, 075 ,. OW '050 ..." 013 •• 01.0 ... 150 " t 73 0 65 w e3 FIIfE STATIOIiERY! MOORHOUSE HuJust open douta SUPERIOR GRADE .Auctioneering: - or -- JC. OURR*E,THE PEOPLE'S AC'C- • TIIMMER. Ouderlch, Oat. 1751. thousand dollars to nothing that he would suit and 000 for each surgical opera- 3 iiacellaneous taros. x ,•,lar on Mulcts • and let him o. He' �+ rK 1 Clinton. WHEAT. -The first load of new wheat to enter this market was broughthy Mr. J. J. Fisher, of Colborne, yesterday and bonght by Mr. James Fair for 11.15 per bushel. Mr. E. H. Gotid brought in a load the sane day. Mr. Wm: Snell, of Mullett, (youngest son of Humphrey Snell, Esq) and. Mr. Thos. Bell, of Londesboro, left here,this morning on a trip to the old country, going by the Allan Line. The latter ex- pects to purchase some horseflesh during his absence, and those who know Tom Bell, know that he dill purchase noth- ing but the very best. Mr. F. Whittingham of thin place, purposes attending the Normal School, Toronto, at the approaching fall term. The school he has lately been teaching in Morris will be taken by Mr. T. C. Reid, a former pupil of the Clinton High School, and lately a student of Toronto Normal School -[New Era. Colborne. Harvest is nearly completed. Green harvest apples and paregoric are doing a good business. Miss Sarah Dunt has been brought home from Berlin, Ont„ on the sick lot. Whiskey is smuggled into Canada, in barrels painted the actor of oil barrels. Several are tied together, and as they go almost entirely under water th ly are towed across. In cue of alarm the bar- rels are anchored. On Monday the store of R. Nottor, grocer, at ()wen Sound, was entered by burglars, and a smallsum of money taken front the safe. A number of similar offences have been committed at the Sound lately,and nu clue has been found. KING,TON, Aug. 16th. -On bluuday night a wedding was celebrated on board a barge lying in the harbor. A French- man named Lafonierre, when leaving the barge, fell overboard and was drown- ed. He leaves a wife and seven chil- dren. HaMILroar, Aug. 16. -Jas, Wilson and Miss Davidson, daughter of John Ihavid- son, grocer. Caroline street, were rowing in a small boat on the bay un Tuesday evening. The boat was run down by the 'teenier -Algerian. Wilson was drowned and bliss Davidson was rescued in an insensible condition. She will re - (over. A commission of the Synod of the Presbyterian Church, of 1alifax, has beeuappointsd to investigate the charges of libel and covenant -breaking against Rev. S. G. Lawson, editor of the Pre.r- biyterian, of Charlottetown, preferred by Hon. W. D. Stewart, ex -Commissioner of Public Works, of Prince Edward Is- land. The case has caused great excite- ment and interest in Maritime Pro- vinces. A bald-headed eagle, hovering over Sir John's Island, suddenly swooped down and attempted to carry off a two- year-old child of Mr.John Clancy's, play- ing in a field alone. The light clothing gave way with every tug of the voracious bird, and was torn into ribbons. Some men working near by, came up in time to save the child from injury, but the eagle refused to go any distance away until shot at. • ' . Thirteen months ago a young man named .Albert Arkaw, of Ompah, was shot on the water one night in mistake for a deer which was thought to be swimming. The wound has been similar originally in the ciluruns of the Break- , lows hien to take too much. Strange to lyn Eagle, and which has already sold say. he displays no fondness for any in - very largely in book form. Price L'Oc. ' toxicating drink but lager. Published by Lancetield Bros.. Hamil- Her majesty the Queen has been criti- ton, and for sale by all b eksellers. I cited rather freely for threatening to withdraw her patronage from the inter- national medical convention, sitting last week in London, if women were admitt- ed. Accordingly, forty ladies, re- gular graduates in medecine, were shut our. The St. John Globe pertinently remarks: "It would be a queer thing if "the monarch of Great Britain were re - "fused admission to a congress of sover- "eigns because she was a woman?" When Lady Augusta Bruoebecame en - ed in marriage to Dean Stanley, the een, with whom she was a great favor- ite, congratulated her upon the choice she had insole, and said to her, ''When the Prince consort died, I had hundreds t ►n Tuesday morning as No. 18 express train on the Canada Pacific Railway, which leaves Brockville at 7:30, was about leaving Fairfield station, a girl 15 years of age. a daughter of B. Cowan, attempted to cross the track in front of the engine, and was struck by it, receiqing injuries frumwhich she diel in about an hour. On the 3rd of this month a man came to Bluevale and professed too be a com- mercial traveller, representing a loot and show firm in Toronto. The manner and speech of this peculiar object gave vent to suspicion amongst the villagers. Next (lay he drove to 1Vingham in company of letters of condolence from my friends, with two young men. This would be but among then all that which touched commercial traveller has turned out to oe ; and soothed me most was Dr. Stanley's. one of the female sex, who prior to this It was not like nearly all the others, a -time resided in Bruas01s. letter written by a subject to the Queen; Robert Havens and Adam Horn, of but it was a letter written by a tender - Guelph, hammered each other iurinusly hearted than to a broken-hearted wunman. the other day. It appears that while Ha -seemed to forget altogether that he Horn's wife was driving across the wag writing to the Queen, and addressed Square, Havens asked her to give him me only as the bereaved widow. - a ride as far as • the Wellington hotel. Just at that Rime the husband came along, and ufter demanding what Havens it Bold, tad Bey wanted, struck him in the face. In the Perhaps the following is not founded fight which followed, however. Horn was 'on fact. 1Ve have endeavored to teak! badly vanquished by his opponent. • The it so, and will at the outset decline any affair will end it•a police court rase. . intention to decoke the' public. Jacob Miller, residing on the town- between Trafalgar and Toronto Ars Omaha youth professed great affec- line TAMIBS SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &c. r-rtwee, Crabb's Block. Kingston at., Oode- rich. Plans and' correct- ly. drawn corrt- ly• Carpenter s rer's and mason's work mu cured and v led, `TRATF')RD BINDERY-ESTAB- ►k) LISHKU VMS This establishment is chiefly devut.vl to Job and library work, especially t0 Wase unique and economical half calf and mor - rue u styles. In all tears the best of stock and workmanship. with strength and beauty cum• blued. Bindery overJobn Dutton's drug store. GEORGIC STONY.. Legal. 1 AkSUW & PR(►l'DFOOT, BAR - Vf RISTjCRS. Attorneys. Solicitors. etc., Gods in& J. 1'. Marrow. %v. Proudiete. 1731. 1)L DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D Attorse). Solicitor in Chancery, etc., Uoderich, out. 1751. NOTE PAPERS !WITH Ellvolopes to Match In all the Shapes. These are the Neesi and Finest Good mat can be bought any w Gere: -0- STEM,GER MORTON, BAIttIB- Prices Moderate 1 TE, Sc., 2 c: c.. uderkch and ta'1nham. i C. Seager. Jr.. Uodur,..ts. J. A. Morton, Wing - ham. 1731. SMALCOM1iUN, tIARRISTER AND 1 . SoLleftor. 0111-a unser of West Street and Market Square, ovo r George Achesonli. Ooderbh. "M. 0 0, 0 0 0 ROLLS CAMPION, ATTORNEY -AT- , ttF LAW. Solicitor in Chancery, Convey- sar, Sc. Once over Sheppard's same, bookstore, ' Ooderiok, Oat Any amount of money to wit/. loan at lowest rates of interest. 1731-y. rates CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, `lolicitors in Chancery, ac.. Godericb sad togba , M. t; l'. Cameron. C.: P. Haat M. O. l sasaut, Uoderich. W. h. Harass Wlasham 175L 3 iebical. GR McDONAGH, M.D., PHYSIC - . IAN. SURGEON. ke.. Graduate of Tor- oato University. Licentiate of the Royal (•oI- 1eige of Physicians, London. England. kc.. &c.. M. C. P. B.. Ontario. Dace and residence : =site Bailey's Hegel. Hamilton striet(• �od-. DR McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR- tiWN. Conner. Re. Oce and residence on Brace Street second door wear of Victoria Street . 1751. township, was badly injured on the tion for a young lady schoolmate of his morning of the 15th inst.. by a reaper. and frequently alluded to her as his in - He got off his seat to remove a stone in dividual 'huckelberry.' A coolness, front of the knife, and when in the act however sprang up between thein, and of lifting it the horses etartetL He was his anxious mother,seeing the fresh color caught in the knife by his legs and. of youth fading daily away from his dragged over one hundred yards, at wasted cheeks, sought and obtained aa which point the horses leaped a fence interview with the young adonis, in and he was thrown out. Both legs are which eusued the following colloquy:- badly torn, but no bones are broken nor Now Eraatus, I would like to enquire any injury done to other parts of his the reason of your apparent melancholy. body. 'Well, you see, Matilda's weakened on In a recent speech at Maidstone, at a me.' Weakened: What du ou meant"' 'reception reception tendered him by the Working -1 'She's shook me.' y mens Club, Mr. A. Jury, of Tomuto,,ta •Shook you! How could she shake a speaking of the advantages Canada offer -1 ed to emigrants said that thereeducation great boy like you?' PAPII FROM 4c PER ROLL A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Plated Forks and Spoons HG. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI- IN TRIPLE AND yL ♦UB['1 LE PLATE. . cies Surgeon of Tiwesto University. rest Cameron's Beak. Lucknow. It not in cam esquire at the Hoak. 1761-y. and Accoucber. Graduate QUALITY Oce opposite Omer- -FIRS 'amen DS. RSHANNON & HAMILTON, Physicians. Surgeons. Aceouchers. lac. Office at lx. Sbann.w's res..lenoe, near the Jail, Ooderich. 0. C. SHAN:loN, J. C. HAruL- TON. 1751. T 4IKENHEAD, V.S. ,(SUCCESSOR ca U • to Dr. Dunat Graduate of Ontario Vey - to inary College. Moe. stables andrrsieence. ea Newgate Street. four doors east of Colborne Hotel, N. H. -Horses examined as to sound - aces. 1751.. Loans ane Insurance. was free, if not quite so c. mpulsery as' 'Why don't „you twig the thing 1 She's (= -- heshould like to see it. This was a vei'v' live the away. i it500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO boon to the country. and tended to 'Given you away -to whom?' si'ri CAMERON. HOLT A CAMERON. bode - typhoid fever is the trouble. to that of President Garfield. A few break down much of that social classism 'Yes, she went back on me and tumbl- I rich. 1730. YP (lays ago Arkaw rode on horseback from which existed in England and other ed` to along chap with a read goatee.' Dir. Wm. Allin of the M. C. broke Mf son,your Is. is utterlyin-$75,000TO LEND t)\ REALES- ' his home to Om h, a distance of four places. To a mechanic wh•, was l.erfect- y NageTATE.Terms favorable. Apply to B. L one of his ribs, last 'week while doing miles. He now uses a crutch • to get ly happy and contented iri England he explicable to me. Cannot you give ores DOYLE.Goderieh. 1701 something at his carriage. Dr. Taylor around with though he la for •nine would say, remain where vel are but O1re clear account of the disagreeable $50,000 PRI\ATE FUNDS T(► LEND attended hint While threshing on the farm of Mr. E. H. Good one day last week, Mr. H. Hable had his wrist badly cut by the ' band cutter. Mr. E. H. Goodof 4th con., we believe, carries off the palm) for completing his harvest and threshing first, as he finish, ed threshing on Friday, Aug. 15. On Friday morning 12th inst., the barn of Mr. W. Hill was struck by lightning, and it, together with its con - months i► great sufferer. a bullet those who wish to improve their position sub'ect( �1 11 came away of itself. he would advise the agncultural labourer e , I71 tri! Tau see Matilda is a f SARNI.t, Aug. 16. -Four young ladies who was anxious to emigrate to seek his .the chs sort were rather sweet on her, of had a narrow escape from drowning on home in Canada. and he honestly assert -kinder chaps it would be a soft thing Tuesday evening. They were coming ed that it was quite imp..seihle I �r any to go:for her on m oars account off the Ontario when the steamer Hu- honest, hard-working late.urer 1. go ether to sack some of those low do wn watha was moving nut from the dock. there a ithout in the spact. of ten yearsanklget tes who are ells a on the bilk and The Motion of the latter caused the On- having a freehold of his o wn, instead of y tariu's stern to swing out, and the after working f"r such wages as were paid in never do the square thing anyway. England. Well, Matilda waltzed right into the into the river. En 'neer Pettigrew and The last petroleum o:.,l was at out fang plank fell, precipitating the ladies garse and we just slid right along for a one or two more of the Ontario's crew tents and the out buildings, was entirely jumped in and succeeded itt keeping cousumed. them up until means were provided for bringing them safely out. Some time ago a party of miner' from Nova Scotia started for Mexico to work in silver mines for a company in which some local miners are interested. Anoth- er party were to hare started for the 'same place on Saturday, but have not done so in consequence of information having been received that the first party was broken up, )many of them running away, while sante of thetp were shot by Indians. The names of those shot are not yet known. Lsibarn. A TUMBLE. -When taking stock to the lake to water last week Mr. C. Stew- art's mettlesome mare bolted, throwing the rider, and bruising hint considerably. He waa around in a clay or two as active as ever. Btu PITCHING. -Mr. S. Knuck pitch- ed 320shocks of fall wheat in about five hours,keeping two waggons on the jump, on the farm of Mr. Fred Horton one day last week. They made thirteen loads. Gond work. Mooet-toHT HARVESTING. -Commenc- ing at about eleven o'clock on Friday night W. H. Frazer and D. Jones, in the employ of Mr. It. • Fulford, cut and bound three acres of wheat before 5 a.m. The grain was well cut and nicely bound. TEMPRRANCS. - At the last regular meeting i O. G. T. Lodge 213, the fol- nf8cers were installed for the ensuing quarter by Brn. D. Cummings L. D: W. . T., Bro. Alex. Cowan; W. V. T., Sis- ter iater M. McManus; W. S.; Bro. S. B. William.; W. A. 8., Brn. G. H. Clutton; W. T. Bro. John Linklater; W. F. S., Brn, Henry Mutant L G., -Sister Ne117 Burke; O. 0., Bro. Alex. McLeod; • M , Bro. Geo. Hall: W. D. M., Sinter Martha McManus; W. C. Bro. Alec. Clinton, W. It. H. S., Sister M. A. Clutton; W. 1, H. S. Sister J. Lang; P. W. C. T., Bro. W. H. Ahern. The Lodge intend to paint their Hall at an early day To defray expenses, efforts will be made to get up one of their pop- ular entertainments. Bro. Cummings was elected L. D. for the current year. Post office address Milburn, Colborne, Tp. _ Daniel McCarthy. of Toronto, turned hu wife trot of door. and began tosma.h the furnitars P. (' McHenry went to reason withhim, whir, M-Carthy ran at hint v ith a elsving 1 f'. cutting the omit c ' rhino The sprang back, .Te TWA •t, • man, who •,ts takes% Th.•"on e atously On Tuesday afternoon, a little boy, five years of age, named Cornelius Mc- Laughlin, son of a widow residing of 141 carne under the cla,sitbghon of mineral' Colborne street, Montreal, was pilling subject to a State Ryalty. But Auieri- unkey.' on the titre it near his mother's house ea has distanced Austria iti the oil husi- The good womin wilted. -[Ex. when John F•:wwegan, carter, carne driv- nese. and the Viennese may yet burn oil from our. bran new wells. -(Toronto lrese•hteeieal Report. Mail. - AN IN•rtassat,o, C sea. -The Seaforth State of the weather for the week end- Eopositoe unto -A case of some interest ing August 16th. 1881. to employers as well as employees was Aug. 10th -Wind at 10 `1. m. North - tried before Mr. John Beattie in , east, light, sir clear. Numbet of utiles this town a few days ago Mr. Peter wind travelled during 24 hours 318. Moore, • farmer in tuckersmith, ongag- Aug. 11th -Wind at 10 p. m. South- east, light, partly clear. Number of miles wind travelled in 24 hours 154. Aug 12th -Wind at 10 p m.. North- west. not west. Tight. cloti f. -Number of miles wind travelled in 24 hour 340. Beg= to rain at 3 a. m. , ceased at 9.30 a. m. Thunder and lightning -amount of rain- fall 6.5 cubic inches. Aug. 13th • -Wind at 10 p. m. North- west, oinderate gale, cloudy. Number of miler wind travelled in 24 hours 478- Aug. 14th --Wind at 10 p. m North- east, light, clear. Number of miles wind travelled in 24 hnnrs 522 --heavy dew. Aug. 15th- Wind at 10 p. m. NOrik light, hazy. Number of miles wind travelled in 24 hours 332. Aug. 16th - Wind at 10 p. m. light, cloudy. Number of miles wind travailed in 94 hours 107. G. N MAcnowaLn, Olsevvss. t iederioi, Any. 17th, UNIT. 11,1010111111110i . John, �11Sesp At t. bride% are. c Alts 1144 't MerOnlre. n inh iAnh shier of Isaac Halliday. tat of own Sarnia, but the tint was Wade by two rat;ne-p of Galit.-•a in the early part of the century. They were Josef Meeker and Johann Mits, and they found the mineral oil bstweer. 1810 and -1817 in the neighl..rh.+ ! ,.f Truscovaai. where they were working sutyphher and lead nee: The first mention of distilled petroleum occurs in the report �.f a lawsait which took place in the latter year. •Lt the same year "ns.phthx an 1 m!r.eral nil." probably distilled, and row petroleum were f„rurally trate} by a c"utntiasi,m organized by the Mayos of Prague. Nothing more was heart cf t•etrleum until 1838, when it is mentioned as a mineral product in the account '.f a mining section at Starunia and in the same year it was decided that the oil spell till Boliver Masolt struck the town, and then she soured on me. You rem- ember when. old Cauliflower turned up his toes and they planted him?' Wei ever since then Matilda has thrown ate off, so I've concluded to brace up and strike for a new leal. The fact is, when you get to bed -rock in a girl's affections, it ain't any use prospecting any further. I jumped the game and now call for a 20,000 PRIZ'ATE FrND$'�O LEND new lead. • Money talks and a fellow on pyres and Town Property at lowest in - might as wall pull down his vest and but -1 terra• Meresoyas pervhaasd- ate commtsstoe ton uphis lip. Some other time I'll Mu'Cosysyandng Fi's. reasonable. P orrowers owe obtain alone In oar daT rent x hall and tell you about it. The It title is ssdseactery. ItA VISO7i a JOHN- jig is up, and I ain't the fellow to squeal I ST". BarriMsea, ata. Godertck 1751 on her. Matilda is as gay as a peach, and I ain't a -going to get at all ap oney. if you talk it over with Susan, don't sling in too much chin music, but just rive us a rest; matters will come out all on good Farm or first -claws Town Property 'ate per tent ADDIT to H. R ADCLIFFE. 1751 MONEY TO LEND IN ANY MONEY to suit borrowers at vi to t;} per twat. Private funds. Apply to SrAutR and MestrON. Godericb. li4ONEY TO LEND. -- A LARGE: ase nu K Private Funds for investment , Mlaasssss•s first-class Mortgagee. Apply to OAit1 O & PRO(' UFWT. LOANS FREE OF CHARGE. -1 Money to lend at 'sweat rates. tree of say coats or charge,. $EAUER r MORTON. mano se HoteL Modsets► lad March 1111. 1779. 'e PER CEN T. - THE CA NADA DRAWING ROOM, 1 Landed Credit Company 1s permuted to lend money>o Farm securtty. at six per DINING ROOM, tont Full p .MILl.r. Jft. 1 epos applic. God r , SITTING ROOM, to Hl -OH HAMILTON C L year (ioderted 17155. ]IED ROOM, HALL, OFFICE KITCHEN. GUARANTEED, -AT- Moorhouse's. MOORHOUSE Would respectfuily intimate to his numerous customers and the public generally that he haling. opened out a Fresh Stock Of Paper Hangings comprising every • Novelty in GOLD & BRONZE PAPERS, SATIN PAPERS, MARBLE & OAK PAPERS, CEILING PAPERS. Barbs -Decorations -Borders suitable for ing along carelessly. Before the danger could be realized the horse dashed against the child, knocking him down. Instead of holding in the animal Finne- gan struck it with the whip. and in an instant the heavy wheels passed over the little boys head, and he wag carried home dead. Finnegan was arrested and brought to the Police Station, where subsequently his wife went to bail him out, but bail was refused. When the hen arrived for opening the loon of the Hamilton Academy of Music last night far the appearance of Fannie O'Neil's Hibernian Blondes, a squad of police posited themselves across the entrance. Two others took up posi- tions at the entrance of the reading room and library. The polies would al- low no one Go go in the hall, though Mr. Kneeahaw was there and the ticket office was open. The crowd on the street was very large, and wanted to see the show but could not get in. Every moment came along some person who did not know of the obstruction, and stepping up to the door was astonished at being checked by the police. The show had been advertised chiefly by means of hand bills and small posters, which were,nggestive of a ,how of the "Black Creek' (or worse) style, and it heing thmtghti that it'would turn out so, the police prevented s11 person. from ,•marina *he hall "i, ed Mr. William Graham to work for him one month during harvest. Mr. Gra- ham carte on t , wor. at the nted time. but as Mr. Mo..r-s hart was. quite ready and as Graham; w„uld not do chores and such like teeth it was mut- ually agreed between them that he should lay if or g„' elsewhere t., work for a few days until Moor. notified him. When Mr. Moore was ready to commence harvest he notified Graham and asked him to come on to work as he had agreed. Graham refused to do s,, alleg- ing that he had work elsewhere, and that the agreement between him and Moore le ng only a verbal one was not binding. The magistrate, however, ruled otherwise, and ordered Mr. Gra- ham to fulfil his engagement or be com- mitted to gaol for thirty days. We un- derstand he has adopted the wiser plan and has reternewl to Mr M,eor. te com- plete his engagement. 1f then would beer in mind that they eann-t desert their employment at plemems. they would often acv. themselves a deal of trouble and expense ItRADCLIFFE. FIRE. MARINE, . Lie and AeeMent Insurance Agent. Rrpreeenting Int clam Companies. Also agent for the CANADA Lvs broew [xsraaxcs Cn. Mosey to lead era Mortgage• either In Town or Farm Property. In any way to writ the borrow- er. 0111m--Ospetafrnt Kay's block. Goderteh. Ont. 1751 INSURANCE CARD. BRITISH AM. CO' T. Toenuto-E.tabllshed tae/. PROM' X INS. C(VY. of l oxnow oEn gland; Established 1:11 HARTFORD) INS. CO►T. et HA)rrroan. Coen. -Establ steal Me. taken in the shove firstmass Offices. at Millallissist natal by HORACE HORTON. -AL$0- All this Season's Patterns in Window Shades, %Vblch will be found much superior to Udall yet shown to this county. Iricos ory oost. AM- A call solicited. No trouble to show patterns whether yon buy or not. CAITADA P?R 10 tit LCD RA V IXOS CO?. Maw pwrse Lima on erstaisse esearlt)•. trots 1 WO tor Mari.-Ckagse MMMl. HORArit HORTON. oeaeeteb. Meet ie; tall. 1751 RIVERDALE SCHOOL OODs1wCIL eM .ss.) ilebeol. for the higher efyseasrladies MA Pletcher will es-epea hes woad es FRIDAY, SEPT. 2ND. parisealarse tea HiattPeheet ter Iola R T rLKTCWER Karl °tr et. ISMS T. J.1100Rg01 E, 1,000 ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN esti AMEBIC AI\ CHROMOS. STEEL ENGRAVINGS AND LiTHO. GRAPHS are now ready for your Inspection al MOORHOUSE'S.