The Huron Signal, 1883-05-11, Page 1r
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THIRTY-FIFTH hE.tIt.
WHOLE N.' ..I t i t :so,. .
GODERIt YH. ONT.. FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1883.
GENERAL IN.TELLIGENC�
MCGILLICUDDY BROS, P1'BL(aitio.
$1.5 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Mire 1 ty.rlI erene..
1., a Il. U. T:.o.0 t i. -
At:t:•. •.uta- R. Iiawle•
To rurotei's-C. (•rabj.
Sh•,rthorn, -!t. H Seeley
Hitfi. School -H. I. Stria;.
ypeclai B•arja'nr - t, IL WJ.
theocrat 8.1rvast -Gia O.*,;.'.
Tenlen Wanted_Jat. 4-itaiU.
Bin -ding -Uri. W. D. s'i omen.
Fountain of Health-Clareblll &(' t.
J.t1y F:xsmlration. t7113 -Peter Adamert.
Mont age Sale --Canines Holt A C'amcrou.
Dentistry.
Auctioneering.
TAMES BAILEY, LICENSED AIC-
el TIONICER for the County ot Huron. hav-
lag enteral the list, is now prepared to attend
to all orders for AetlmoeerIug. Orden lett
at bailt•y's Hotel. Uuderlch.or sent by mall.
p: Jmptly attended to. 1tpIF
JOHN KNOX, LICENSED AUC-. y to the ratepayers.
1 •
t TIUNFIER for the ('aunty of Hurou.
[Wee attondod to all of the County. Or -
dens left at MartJn'a Hotel or at this ue ee will
be promptly attendee to. hint-tt.
NEf 'S ABO I r 1-10M1:. The retort that the Grand Bend brittN 1* Wtttoostau. The flan Francisco BO-
.
tl-
--- ' was badly damaged by the tire at t itis says: -"The oongregation of St.
msagye.t.ikinr.,•t. Lute) on DIonJay, turas out to he Misr;- John 's Presbyterian Chinch met at
Rev.
.t chief[ a
faith he'll prem t'. gersted. The bodge was wvud by the Dr. Scott's reesideuce last evening, and
exertions of the r•esedents, and is but gave a warn[ rwroption to Rev. A. B.
Meldrum, the new asaistaut pastor of the
church, who had just arrived fr rn Tor-
on1u." We learn from other sources
that the recupti,.n was a tusignificent
affair. The c'ttgrugatiou is a wealthy
one, and the young preacher has been
splendidly received by all elegies. The
niftily fnunds of Mr. Meldrum in Oode-
rich will be pleased to hear that he has
fallen in with se many kind friends in
TOWN T0�E• slightlydaruaged. it waa'inured by the
The k'emtty Herald for )4y at lcurie' county authorities, and no loss will [all
Ortuur stover rernov«d carof'JJj a;l
and • cagily by O. N. Davis. ' The monthly meeting •'l the Schad
TANrAatt W Auras. -10 cords ot. tanbark I Board was held un Monday evening, C.
wanted et Smith's tannery. Ourterich. High- , Crabb iii the chair. With the ex-
alt price paid in eaab. tt. ' -'
Subscribe for your majarines and period- j oeptiun of the principal's report and the
teals at tmrie's book store. Hegel* them an,teeeptiott of the plan for the alteration of
dlroct. Yuo can depend on sitting tieus se the doors in the Central school, in con -
soon aa published. furmit with the act of =talent, there
Hove you seen those heautlf*I .twist tea T
131jss PRILNTICE, AUCTIONEER
P and appraiser. Ieaocesaor to John C. StCur-
rie the People'. Ancttoneer.e Office-('urrte'a
Oil ead. 1a7$.ty.
`I NICHOL.40E, SURGEON DEN- 1-� W. BALL, AUCTIONLIIR FOR
roil.' V Ants at residence, Westtiteeet • the (knotty of Huron. Sales *tteadad
• ••:, bine dal{ of Montreal. Qede. ton l Part t the (lonely. Address orders to
[tall 1113.
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
t� FAR1r PROPERTY.
the People's tolurnn. „
/ t ENRRAL iIERVANT-Atoll.
` 1 family. Ueod horse. Good weanedoa
'mpetent person.
TIO 1RQING.-A rEWBOARDER$
1J sea lad gout rcetgmedaalea br apply -
Mg is MRs. N . D. SHANNdFA. St. Mavis Mt.
181110.31.
IOBT-ON FRIDAY LAS[' A POCK-
/ et beet. Meek error, osatssatas enders
tsr, role end ether papers. with the anise H.
I. The ander will coater s gever ea
tn,' owner navies It at this oleos. meal
HORTHORN8 - A FEW CHOICE
- Owns
Otaand &Nitro the mole
;ar.d 7, 11180 -It
1'110 FARMERS -A 000D CHANCE
1 to Improve neck. My thoroughbred
I': [ovens Ball rising two years old. will stood
(.,r servios at m hew bt 1, 9tyasid read.
(:ederMb 11.00. to be paid et.
time e[ CRAWL
May, uta. IBM 1M0 -it
I)ARTIE8 HAVING A(ICUUM'$
gloat the nadersylwM writ [.knee sled
corm V during the oomiat week. end oMiw.
R. HAWLEY. Maitland Plock ls1►IT
?VENDERS WANTED. -TENDERS
1 will be revolved by the undersigned ne-
xt LRb tort., to wake changes AM ad&
t ions to the watrsI school ►ogre in the saw*
of Oodericb, also for a water closet for At.
Patrick's ward aced bettor. Pinus and
spet can oro stage st m JJ ntEoe ('rabb's
biotk. st. JA* SMAILL Archi-
tort.
Ooderioh, May 7th,' I1IR1. 1100-14
!MINTERS WANTED. -A COUPLE
1 of good painters are wanted immedlate-
I' . Also a good paper banger. to whom good
"ages will be given. Apply at E. R. W arson s
Faint Shop.
13OY WANTED._
A tiny about 15 or lei years is wan:ed by the
u,leraigned as an apprentice at the t&rpee-
t ering and joining bustne'es. For ptrticalaes
enquire of F. Smeeth. Ooderich
ODEHICH HIGH SCHOJL--THE
` 1< sot Entrance Examination s -ill be held
Ala the Central AA • ,wt Thursday and Fri -
di). tall' and 201„ June. beginning at nine
:..ro. each d4y. Intending ren•(idste• t. met
not fy the Town inspector or Nerd hisser
c ti later tban the 28th of Mar for 7 our
r Information regarding tY
he euamlaatlou
ort ho, &poly to H. 1. STRAND. H.A.,
Ilead hos..
TO BENT.
rhes large brick h ,•ae on the vomit K-
ana Stanley streets. it contains moven
;,.entry and cellar. hard and soft water.
F'or partteultrt apply to
t • r f MRS..OEOlt'.1'. l'.1TTL;•:.
FARJI TO RENT_
. e s.•res, nearly fres of stomp., (.n".1 barn
414.1 of ber bulldiags. Brick Cottage with cel-
lar. ()ood orchard and all well fenced. En-
t R T HAYl:Fi tib RIBS
,Rahe o . eppartton. 4 44. .
i
Under and by virtue ora power of sale
contained in a canals+ utorWt�ilwgc which will
bo produced at tke time of sitle,dated the gird
day el March. 11110. made by w Robert Tag-
gart to the Vendor. there will be sold by pit
tie asetdea on Saturday. the UM day of Mat.
1a1k at twelve o'clock. noon by John KIWI.Auctioneer. at Mattlay Hotel is the Trina of
Oedertek. la tan Comity of Hutoa, the fbew-
faw raltue property namely -Tbe west half
tat NNmber fourteen oa the eight grinner
ed the towaabip of Wawsaasb In the
sr of Huron, contenting one hundred
acres of lead. stare or lass.
ut
the Northern Urano ts ate& Host. t .lt mile eweUarIMed
41.4.401. are saltoa trio the Village of Bel-
fast. throe owes from Ihiagoasr' sad four
tom sits from the Town of
pertain station oa the Grand Trunk Rail war.
The soil Is • good clay and is d a
'Mudd state of caltivatha, and it ki well totter-
ed good *nags that sever
/so¢ eoa4JMsn. There b oa the
plane M
iroaata at s aeras of the bot
hemlocttraRN traims a wad cedar sad
M It 1 Thehre lehones. Mge klthom ataarn.
t ai
5a a U. a frame shed 29 ell and • etabte 1N as
V.
mu ,or fuive rther -wr
r tlezlars and conditiows of
CA M EKON, HOLT t CA M KRON,
Vendor's Solicitors.'
hated Mb April. lin X41.
Loans alta Jasurance.
MONEY TO LEND. -PRIVATE
Oro.tlammso.,amierFreehold aocurlty. A ply to
'300,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON. HOLT a: CAMERON. Uode-
lob. 1759.
60,600 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
elV on good Form or ftrs4clana Town Property
•t 8 per Dost. Aociv to R. RADCLIFF'i:. 1731
MONEY TO LEND IN ANY
amount wenn borrowers et 0 to Oi per
neat. Private tondo. Apply to Semis* and
Moaru�c, OoderlcI
MUNEI- TO LEND. -A LARGE
amount of Private !lade fans eiveatatent
it lowest rtes ea enaniatre[erfgyea Apply
to (JARROW ik PROU DyOOT.
LOAN[; FREE OF CHAROE.-
Messer to lend at lowest ratan free of
ear costa et charges. PICA°KR B MORTON.
opppoosslie C4,lborm. Hotel.
Ctoderich. Zed March 1.581. 1779.
e20,0S0 PRIVATE FUND;i TO LEND
W. on Farm and Town Property at lowest in-
terest. alortsotes purchased, no ('oncmlashon
ek+irged; Conveyancing Fees reasonable.
N. B. -Borrowers can obtain roan) in otterly.
tt Jpitie le satisfactory._DAVIHON & JOHN
STON. Barristers. itc.. Oodericb. 1731
RADCLIFFE. FIRE; MARINE,
Life and Accident Insurance Agent
foro agent
iwala o, 1.,vVV SIT 4e1 IffattRa CIC COC
Money to lend on Mortgage. either in Town of
darn Property, in any ray to sett the borrow-
er. Office -me-stairs) Yat's book Hodertrk
FOR SALE.
A first class Wick 1.011•,. cellar order the
whole house, situ 11 awes land on the Hoy-
t -61d road. lto.terl.h.ther• is s good stable and
driving shed,hard and soft water on the prem-
ises. grounds well laid out. For rtinrnlars
POon the premises
SY Foundry'. or to H. 1873.11.
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OTICETI) DEBTORS--'"OTICE I8
i hereby elven that all part i iseehted to
the underlgned by mete or tin .. account are
requested to settle the wawa* woo and there-
by
collection.i mean 3'.ARRAHAII PITH t-
L"OR SALE. -THAT DESIRABLE
1' residence. corner BHttenia road and Mc-
Donald street. opposite the High School. troth
two tote. TM 4.0558 la t* poli it with
, arrtaggs.V ty Oratllo ad ribs r out
n mag 'jI*r aurae* stashed with
r'fit tre*A. /pipe vinee.Re.,
H. Ii. ( iZZEN,.
Foe tonna apply to Davison d• Johnston,
liar rlster, IAN -If.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT -THAT
4 ere as the Ines
I sere l : with �a rem
stocktmtam allow TM
empiret e�ass etheret
net 8, esu. 7, 1.D. " f fitter •[twin
goad two %seem_ t�0erw��.,
of lin real and .44 wTMett [Miners
Re Mw sora homily tlmherstl will,
is eddies* :R. T.
HA N !, .0. HIM
JULY 111017101 -1883.
-1883.
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GR. JIcDOSAGE, .D., PHYSIC-
M
. IAN. NU Re LOS, tee.. *raduatr et Tor
onto University. I,ieehtl-eta of the Royal Col-
ot Physiclans. London, Rngland, to.. Ito..
IK. C. P. S.. Ontario. OAlce end residence
Opp1 site Bailey's Hoe:, Hamilton atri7404-
1
DR. M'LEAN, PHYSICIAN, SLrR-
OEON. Coroner Ace- °flee and resfdence
Bruce Street..•••.d door went. ot Victoria
Street. 175t.
C. MACKID. M. P , PHYSI-
• clan. *moots and deeortober. Or -[stats
olToronto tnlveltaity Ualceoppoaite(aswsr
-oh & Cameron's Bank. Lucknuw. 4f not In
office. enquire at the Bank. t762-7
RS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
Psseleien.. Osrg,tees. Aocsucbet'rt &fa
at lir. shammies realdenoe. mar the
coNi Ooderich. O. c. BHHaim-
1781. J. C. HAY
s 1781.
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Legal.
1) C. H.1Y&3: SOLICITOR .tc.,
U.b,1 center of ten **i to and west
0010'?. O ►ler en, of Mir BuneC. *ooketore.
seae7 4* at *wee rater W Interns•.
LEWI18 tt LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
.tttemets. ttellsittwe 1n Char, -a: y It...
Otlaes In the (roar Hors,. Ounerirb
IgA Lawes. M.A. B.t'.L. E. N. 1.1'sis.
I7M.
' IRROW tk PRt):'DF(btp. BAR
ItisTRM:4. A•'n-aeys S ,; . ,teas, etc
Oe.lerleh.
J T. owe,a•. W. Praidfua'. 175
$
EAOER A MORTt1Y, BARRTS-
ilelea rec.. kr.. Oo4erjcb and wits/haat.
fryer Jr..Oodericb. J. A. Norsea.Wlad
)N, HOLT & CAMERON,
�►/ l�trfaaa lotIel•ers le (•h+sorry. &c.
111. C. (7senerqe,
ma. tinterieb. W.
17'1.
L, ARCHITECT ke.
end ilraisl murk
An rid man named Andoion, a vie'
$lin of the morphine habit, c,'Immitted
suicide in the city host -its! at Hamiltoli
oft Oat erdat e'er.in- l,v mashing hishand
�y`___- frith a knife. The hospital tlwtlloriries
t`F.T):R Ai1.11gf1tylrdeelinrel t.' speak of the eeinems: vie,*
ort.rretsr4 (leder,lch P.Q +'tet'r"n,lin7 the '!'air
chines at 5keppsrd's bsoh store tloderickl was nothing before the . .
Pira FeLwwa !-In the worse of a
discourse at Portage Is Prairie the other
night, Rer. Mr. Robertson, superintend-
ent of Presbyterian missions for the
Northwest, said that there were over
Ual1 sad sec them J K gem herald (lode-
',you
lode
Ifyyou want your dater ppuotp rewired is
the beat manner. Davie eau tb K.
Ueoege Acheson lorn*
in his tailori depa t Thee Dew
Seoteb and K tab tsogesd1 take WO
His nutter. M. Onereon is giving treat wGf nineteen hundred younguuuwrried men
faction. in the Beautiful Plains district. Yet
Irish wp4kr)u.ted a gas ay Hyena pec'Ple enquire "what shall we do with
have It wilt De •
t you ever ctor girl+ i
cheage drink
ed m is fritan kelow J. H. Howard, the talented young
of the milk of bristle preacher who has taken charge of North
If ea tyro of final forever.' Bel- et. Methodist 'church congregation for a
l t �/h is
ooveett sed oat time,pendiny Rev. J. Waketield'a ewtor-
s as elegant ppece of furnit�uren dim. to health, has"reeeired intimating
b�•••t�r� sot okrany room. Saliow's pictures that he has wed his final examination
areViscarefully taken. very creditably at Montreal Thec logical
t Lre i m--Anypetaaa'rtshl r Cvllegi, and •[pitted a firs•claaa certifi-
landen wouldWell t o weto their orders este. Mr. Howard is a speaker of un-
dated'. WMr ae
roller in Urs emon power for s, younga man, and
ooaaty and eery little dra t. Every permit
wh. W ow,. la kydstyt . Piles res- kap proven an able and popular substitute
aeaab'v; terms liberal: dtaasaat for oath. 7 for the esteemed pastae 04 North street
!WWI Ha, sheet tree or capper work in church.
tress clow by O. x. Davis. Try bin. lot Gooxat, a. -Mr. E. I. Brown,
ed • , ~Endre. American'[ who was for *nary years chief clerk in
aro to tie sem at the post otl.oe here, left for (loderSeh on
the • atttta . Thp e4(i ate Rusrar•ted Tuesday morning. Mr. Brown has die-
_ atm IO low maw number nt•
tor 7wraK• tfoirorbre-tosht, t maleds. me posed of his property on South Water
>' street -the house and lot to Mr. Peter
chemebse�M yLW'aye
t8 at rheay*s bona. the Dickson, of Beverly, tor $1,7311, and the
11" el)O Wu/ ..........1414 psi tilt p .cheers vacant lot to Mt. Thoth. Bryan for $600
wieeflan: 1L t liras. --and in company with Mr. James Bond
IL Y. Whir a Otaegew• u engaging in the manufacture of
M. [sinning t Ce. Tomato masa t P rPo'aes gaY g
Mc.rWur, Ilontrem1. Special prices for lay. soap in Goderich. The vtany friends of
=Mlleewaat"Che e Che'apeet House t'nder 1fie both gentlemen will be pleased to learn
s.
of their summit --[Galt Reformer
The Quebec is expected here OW Setas -
day on her cirri trip up. Utrs;ar Rin -rear. --lbs managers et the
Lanz charts[, Oodeeioh, oSae an exoel-
Mr. and Mrs. John Hincks, of De- lent programme at the Organ Recital to
troit, arrived in town on last week. be held in the church this (Friday) even -
A large audience is expected at the reg. Dr. Verrinder, assisted
London, asted
rg
oan mita! in Knox church to -night. by Mies Nettie Seegtniller, will preside
Henry Tennant, M. P.P. for Morris, at the organ, and a number of local vooal-
Man., returns to his prairie home this Rats will render appropriate aisle. The
week choir has a number of choice selections
The echo, tier Wanderer loaded up with to ahoy, and the entire programme is of
lumber on Wednesday, et the Interna- a most suitable character. We hope the
tional dock friends of the church, and all admirers of
Mr 4;, A. Francis, formerf good music, will turn out largely at the
t y P or oopening of the, new organ this evening.
the M. E. cherish at this place, was in Pref. E. Hall, a clever young iliusion-
iit and ventrilcquist, gave an interesting
entertainment in Victoria hall on Wed-
nesday evening. His tricks were all
neatly performed, and his feats in ven-
triloquism were exceedingly good. The
entertainment is one that could bo given
He is ar e•..thusiut c admirer of Wir,ni- in the most refined parlor and we, hope
Peg. the illusionist will have a larger turnout
We understand that Mr. Bieck, the of ladies and gentlemen at his next exhi-
Chathani rocaliit, has backed out of the bition 4o be held here on Fridny evening
proposed l recentorship el Knox church, next, May 18th. We can heartily corn-
Goderich. mend the entertainment to our citizens
Mr Edward Shane, n is puttine a ver-
as one w nieh any one can attend with
anda to the front ..f his house, He has propriety,
ado built a wing to the house which has Housekeepers ' Attention ! Da your
iu.preved tt very much. housecleaning now ; whitewash yeurceil-
Mr. (:earns Gould, jr., of Walkertnn, ut4 Paper your walls ; tike down the
wile': of Mr. George Cox, of this u8ice, Parlor state ;clean the chimney ; renu,Pe
had passed with heat rs the medical ex- the mountains of ashes and garbagsfrom
aniinatinn at Ann Arbrr, Uric::. 0
Mr. Richard Harper. inspector of the
fora Life Ins. Ct .t has been in town
during the past week or s t, in elle inter-
ests of the et n:pany whicl. L•e repre-
esuta
town on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Hawley,and their daugh-
ter, Mn. Stevenson, sail for Europe on
the fkh of June.
Mr. F. S. Hick, jeweler, of Weeepeg,
is in town, on it brief visit to old friends.
the back yar is, and if that case hus-
band of yours decline. to assist you ur
pay someone else to do the work, just
take hold of the broom and brush him
down with it, and he sure you use the
!mall end of it, too. Then remind him
if he desires to de so, he may att:rnd to
Mr. :til:.. P.tl1!edge. wl._• Las s -cent that important business affair or gouffon
two years ir. Maniteita• ha- returned to a fishing excursion down the river until
Ontario, and is in t inn. He doe'• not you get ready to cook his [steals fit: him
expect to gn back to the prairie Le since agaic-�Ex.
lira some tune. The Seal rth S•ei is informed that Dr.
Post'o1sr•. ---Tae social . f the Y. P. Stewart has received the appointment cf
C. E. ot t::e North-st. Methctlist,Professor of Materna bfedi a in McGill
church, anuunced f.r this evening. h,11 College, Montreal. Dr. Wright, the late eight children, song, "Way down ujein
beer. postponed on a.-ceent of the to gen oticueent of the chair,resigned lately,and the Swanoe River;'' Mr. Cut'perand Mrs.
recital to be held in Kn. x church. W. taken in connection with the fact of Johnson, instrumental duett, piano and
. 1. h
troit on' Tuesday last, the former t.• cern- the fact that the Deter graduated et lie- remarks ; National Anthea, ; lienedic-
mend the Isaac May during the ctieing, Gill, world lend us to btdiere that the t:'''-
aeas..r., and the latter to take a Sat •recti- tuforcuati"n may turn out to be correct. --
nate posftien en the serer boat. Certienly the authorities of the College A CANADIAN'S LUCK.
HOarlo.'LTttttA:. $tlu:e•. -Prepare your .a"aid feel mare :disposed to give the chair
plants TM' +for the Horticultural show, ht one of their own gtiduatea, espocially DI -reser) era Slue Mesta
of seek salt at
to be held in Gtrtier nit un the :'ail of as ho inn' deserving .'f it, rather than to Warsaw. 4,1.
July. Prize. offered f r fruits, flowers, ane from anorhrr c.11ette- The people of
ver ahkw, etc. 'Sae socre'ar far size Brucafield will nndoulothehappy totear t Itutfalu, N. V., May 8.-W. C. teeth-
s.et tf T i' of this Detour's suoe.ss., though of c„une lock, of Seaforth, was one of the first to
they would be happy to sin the D ',tor a sect ,{[airs in Warsaw, N. 'I j�salt-wens a
Mr. (,et.rgo Bete:. • f Detret, has genial face once more amongst them. We go•d field for inveatnre.tt. His furesaght
lewd Maitland l'lace hem Mr. R. Haw- i believe, however, that it was a Porn:one is rewarded to -day when it became w-
kly. for the tern of one year. with the i conclusion that the 1)r would return ne Mr'"t that 11'arssw eu really a rich
privtiere nf continuing the lease for three nose to that village.
years. We welcome .,!r Bete and fam- 1.►• [ret. --Tote lectmse is l ae:
tly to that section hose."which Mitran
r�iirAOd M/. T.
Md)illicudd
wy re T 11 . nolo IM toss•
turned from Ottawa,. where )w ked Mai ic«s of the Young F
Sun Frar.ciaco.
FeewesP.-A visit to A. Watson's
greenhouse on Wednesday was one of
the pleasures of the week. The planti
were found in splendid order, and the
owner says that he never had a better
stock than he has on hand this spring.
However, the choicer sorts are going
fast, and those intending to secure
choice bedding out plants had better
order early. His supply of geraniums
is very large, tett the demand has al-
ready been heavy. Mr. Watson is
pleased to show visitors through the
greenhouse, and as he has an interesting
way of chatting about the carious fami-
lies of flower and plants, it will rept.) a
visit.
A Beatrrlst:L BISLZ-iilr. Henry Jack-
man, of Clinton, is ib out to canvass the
neighborhood for the handsomest and
most complete Bible we have yet seen.
He offers it in various styles .1 bindit ,
each neat and durable. Among other
things it contains the new version of the
New Testament ; maps of fhb's countries;
sketches of the liras of the apostles and
the leading reformers, with portraits ; an
explainstion of difficult passages of scrip-
ture ; s Bible dictionary profusely illus-
trated ; a hill description of Bible anti-
quities; natural history, botany, etc.;
Cruden's conoordan,e, complete ; a valu-
able test book ; and an immense number
of steel plate engravings. Some beauti-
ful adored illustrations are also given.
The Bible is a library in itself,and would
to invaluable to Sunday school teachers,
etc. In feat, we doubt if so much infcr-
mation unScriptural Wratten can be found
in any other' Bibb published at any
price. No one should buy a family Bible
until they see it. The agent u a gentle-
man well known and respected in Clin•
ton, and is worthy of the oonfideaee of
the public. He is also agent for a very
popular life of Sir John A, Macdonald.
SUN Da I. SCHOOL CONCERT. -The con-
cert and literary entertainment, under
the auspioes of St. George's church Sun-
day school, . was held in the schoolhouse
on the evening of Tuesday last. Thu edi-
fice was crowded to the dour. The chair
was occupied by the Rev. J. Walters in
a highly s&tiefectury manner, and the fol-
lowing programme was presented :-Mrs
J. Elwood, piano solo': Rose Fritzley,
"The lone child;" 1Villie Clavas, "The
sailor's return ;" Loutsa Hopper, "Willa
penny grow ;" Rines, brother and sister,
"Soldier's poor boas ;" Mr. Cooper, song,
"The white squall ;" Rev. J. Walters,
reading, "I want to fly ;" Miss McDermot
song ; Lizzie Bedford, Florence Ball,and
Maggie Walton, song, "Three little kit-
tena ;" Edith Elwood. recitations, "Our
young folks," and "I tent see ;" Harry
Rine., song, " Soldier's tear;" six child-
ren, song, '•The tardy scholar :" Florence
Ball, recitation, ''Little Willie Miss
Bancroft, acoupleof songs ; Maggie Wal-
ton, "Two tittle kittens :" Rose Fritzly,
"old pother Hubbard " in character, 8
children, "Cock Robin," song in charac-
ter ; six children, song, "Grandpapa;"
Harry Smith, recitation,"No surrender;"
Miss F. Horton, song, "I am the merri.
est girl that's nut ;" Mise C. Ball, recita-
tion, '`The last Hymn :" Mr. D. MoGilli-
cud?y, speech and recitation, "The &g-
nostic ;" Mrs. Meorhouse, Mr. F. Bond,
and the throe .!listen Cook, sung : Mrs
poorhouse and Miss Cook, song, "Lar-
board watch," by request ; Master John-
son, song ; Miss Parsons, piano solo •
Captain Triune!: ar.d sen left fa• De- Dr. Stewart's web known ability and also sou m ;Archdeacon's speech ; c airman's
Mr- Retry Ke►ers, o! Wittghatu, who y he EL (1/nteh
a+ ir. town tut week, has [threat . o n Moeda ev girt
e p Q People's $e�giety of
nes i:, onntiectiom mita the Gstvel'Satemt , bristian Knde&v(w,wag lntp(elya.11.40tt
RWe e e Mill a It men, trio[ oft, and on 9atui
barna,-t surety for. •attention of the audience for about as I night ab out S .• elite& MA on tire
e
Mr .F !;•.1icf)il:irtay,dirintty *tttltiallt, heart at times the, e' nsidershle feel- I stet"t t -,f :n feet. stud kept oil digiting ud
Pea beet. '.i en•ling a week at Attie. Ao hM • ha remarks The lecture ye••..r,lav reached !rl feet, finding a
,c, host wY a plea for the cultivation ',entie fnl tient* f itTh
ay:
ti,'L f r salt epeeati..ns. Tests of the
mirk show the (:ouinleck well haa4tD
;tet .,1 pure salt, and &nether well tit,te
1.y .h.,ws 44 feet. The town of R'arrw
to in a ferment of excitement user the
dtseorery of a Ane strata of nook salt on
the West Hill. The Webster syndicate
have 1 -Mien diegli for two weeks mid
loan to the Meniteha •aged The chair was occupied by v. Dr. Ure. notw,thatandnig tla chaff of tho Lot
Which [hoes in the oeWt' sued.) d Cnex ehereh The ewer h Id th
ptolrhes in C rg40vuwn on Sarins used
will then leave for Benz inlet whore he
will preach at hones mitre •n stations fns
the evolver.
The adjonrne•l T. try meeting of it.
Gerrie*** church t -•,k place on Mew*
evecing The Auistant Rector, Rer d
Walters, recopied the chair, and Sr.
Quo. She paeti seed a• vestry clotrk.
The Mtatettsaat was itt+wall)ad
to lite entry, but not [.dint print an
adjournment was made for nno week, Int
:hat papaw
I ., r' k *a a East
til %r sent, nerve, pluck, patience and Hill then art Wild et the discovery, and
perseversnte and seemed to he a , .rvci-
aged h the listeners. At she claire -u ante M'oI'le from etcry d'rectton Mocked then
T m Mind •eds. H m. Augustus Frank,
of thanks were nu %ed to the lecturer by ex.Copgreasaan, anti Hun. W. ,i,
�•en. Archdraa.n F' el. who said ho , Hu:•,phrey were on the seen«, handling
could not speak t.',. highly •.f the lecture. the salt. This well it i••'ar the Eno depot,
The mittinn w,. aee.•nd..i 1't• key Mr.' and kills the plan to run a read frtpom la.
Roy to Gainesville. in order to tt!fioll the
East Hill halt wells, as now proposed.
This is the rfchrct ,'epreita, so say ec-
pseta, 1* the • - Y_'1 It is PT
ported flit! +' , 14
Cr•"e•1t •t
!inward. After rotes of thanks to the
chairman, and to the choir for its excel-
lent mei ice, the meeting was brought to
*close by the ringing of the doxology.
and the prnnntmonng of the henedieti.on
by Vint. Archdeaene
TALL HORSE TALK.
The Opens Excited en the Trotting *tal-
lies Quest No t•8alleaSes hosed on
Roth Sid..
1s we intimated in our report of the
spring show, a keen rivalry exists be -
teen the owners of the trotting stallions
Archy Bourbon and Tontine. There
was a lot of talk on show day between
J. P. Fisher ar:d Johnny Beacuu,, the
respective owners of the torsea, and this
discussion culminated on Saturday after
noun when Johnny wrote the challenge
given below and handed it- In to Tile
to V AL :
Mr. J. P. Pt,tlier.
Dna SIR, -1 am informed the: you have
publicly stated la dlAreat places and at die
format llama that you stallion "Archy Bour-
bon- could last my stallion 'Tontine." sad
that you would like to match him to trot s
rue. Now• 1 will statch your home to twat a
MOD of mile best three in Ate to hareem,
for $300 a side, to bt• trotted the tart week In
yOep
woUuedhtetwA.meorbe
icwhre,. ereUYJand
)La,yW e1e, a5lhlr.owaL
Miphforf
oLr edabiaytusad
tdeo
up. wtt•
dal
w
JOHN BEACOM.
immediately upon his heels came tho
owner of Argy BotfYboa with the fol-
lowing challenge, which speak fur its-
a.•lf
.Vr. J.Ap Bcaeons. (';i*:oa.
81 at, -As 1 deem it beet Liar the public
should know before the reason doss which
to the better horse. I hereby ehatlease you to
trot your Menem 'Toattae against m7 stat-
llon "Archy Bourbon.' for $191 a side, ealle
heats. beet 3 in 3. The race to take place en
either Uoderiob or Clinton track on thither the
74th of May or July tad. 1 have to -day ds -
posited 913 In the hands of A. M. Polley,
Ooderlcb, as a forfeit, the balance to be put
ap on the ssornlug of the race. This oba1
110&gr wIII remain Open for 12 sage. Put np Or
shut ,.0.
Yours.
.1. P. FISHER
t4aderieh, 51.7 ,i, 1003.
Both the heroes ds
oes are handsome ani-
mals, and esch of them have many ad-
mirers in the section. The stallions aro
full of tee and a pretty race may be ex
pected if they come together. When
the owners fix upon a time and place,
we will announce the race. In the
meantime opinion i3 divided as to the
speed of the horses.
The Beads-Evesetts 1Mdtag.
the following interesting account of
the wedding of Mr. W H. Fields, son of
our townsman, Mr. James Fields, is tak-
en from the Jamestown, Da., Alert :-
It is our pleasure to -day tin, chronicle
one of those pleasant social events -which
is always louked forward to with so much
interest and never fails to cause a flutter
of excitement in social circles -we refer
to the nuptials of Mr. William Henry
Fields to Miss Enuua Jane Everette,
both of this city. The ceremony took
place at 6 o'clock Wt evening at the
residence of the bride's parenti oa
Fourth Avenue Rev. Demorest of the
Metlio,ist church officiating. In the
darkened parlor well filled with the ins -
mediate friends and relatives of the con-
tracting parties the solemn marriage
rites were p.rennunoe1, and the blessings
of Gud 'evoked fur their happiness
thrtmeli life. The bride wan dressed In
a well titting dress of white cashmere cut
pannier, en traire and heavily trimmed
with white French lace. She were no
ornaments save white satin bow, at the
throat and waist. Tito groom rag at-
tired in the conventional black dress
suit. The bridesmaids were Misses Bello
Everette and Eliza Griffin, attired in
white dratted Swiss dresses with flower
ornaments. The groomsmen were Metra
Thema. Bow•litch and Thomu Fields.
After the happy pair were cengratulatect
the tfuests took seats at a wedding supt-
per and around the mamuu,th bride a
cake which reared its lofty sugar trotted
head above the snrr,unding of the ether
delicacies with which the tables were
burdened, en hour of jelity and mirth
ensued Mr. Fields is well kaawn in
the c•otnntunitr as an industrious, hon-
est pian who counts his friends by the
hundreds, and of the bride. what wards
can express the love, admiration end re-
spect for her numerous aterlis,g quidities
which has endeared her to the Mentis of
many since her residence wont; u..
Mr. and Mrs Field here the rnugrat-
illations of a lance and entwine circle nf
friends, who wish them well as they sail
life a tenlpewtle•ue. matrimonial sea.
There were a large number r,( beautiful
and useful presents received by the brit'.
and grncin. of which the ft•Ilowing is a
partial list :
LNT 0" PRE+*.YT+.
Mr and Mr.. R. E. Wallace, .rivee
breakfast castor: )Ir. and Mrs. M Fos,
"hirer hatter .lieh : Mr. Chas. Rotringer,
tit silret tante settees ; Mr L 8. Miner,
set silver tea el'•'nlis: Mr. and Mrs. L.
Lyon. two retars ntnunted salts t Mr.
Geo. Braune, silver and ekes berry dist ;
Mr. anti Mr. F. w.'i bster. layer : Mr.
and Mr. J. F. Velment, Iryalal melte;
Fields k Co.. ebony clock ; II Ir and
Mrs. A. Klan*, *date' dinner etwor : Kr
F. L. Turner. silver pickle , Air and
Mrs. M. McC:ere, crystal berry dials ;
Mir. and Sirs. L. Duke:ssnn. damask
*OA and t..tlet set : Mise [;die David -
a•m. toilet Set : Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Bush, damask fable cert.: Niro Clint A.
Banaai, casts : Nr. end Mrs O. M.
Oppey, sitter butter knife ; Mr. and
Sirs. Corwin, damask tour's
Julie 8a*ston, dimmah towels : D. N.
Fowler, napkin rings.: Mr. anti Mirk
Rsntictt. pickle easter: Mr. andijklet
L gniith, It a 111iae+ Mabel 701tee
end inn M rrow-, toilet sets and *yam t
Mr. Ind Me+ C'haa. Hensel. damask
towels amt napkins : Messrs. W. Rows
E Rowell and .t. r. Halh•r. lnutp • A
�.,, .. ort, 1 . .. 'I'herald.
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