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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1884-6-13, Page 1WHOLK 11iUMINK J17. GODERICH: ONT.. FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1844. I MoOILLiCUDDY BROIL Pu IBM A YKAR IN ADPANC hew AlweW000m's This Week. House to Rest. -D- Boluses. Overcoat Fumed -This (idle. Chilled Plows ('. A. homier. •Form for Sale Arthur Hauitbe:3. Swedish Turnip timed- F. Jorda;t. For Nle or to (tent E. R. W atom. Tweed Sults tut Ole J. t'. heeler d` ('o American ('nal Oil Stoves- John A. Natter. Special Bargains for Jane -H. W. Iltst ser R Co.. Brantford. `Dentistry. NiNICHOLSON, LD.S, SURGEON .! Dentist, Once sad residence. West Street three deem below Lank et Masire1 . t;odericb She People's Column. IVERCUAT FOUND -BETWEEN J. townie'. and Smith's Hill. on Thous ••ay last, an overcool.. The owner can hare It to callingst this oils, petrels( 148 11817. ,. • r I lag charges. fl OOD WANTED-_J01no 300 CHUM of weed. for which cash will 1s.paid ea delnveerryy tpply w %Wall A IllEttleA CHEMICAL Co. Broderick. )lay 2tth. Mt. t9LYSt PASTURAGE -THE SUBSCRIBER 1 t• prepared to pasture sleek at the Falls I:raerre. There aro mart) o thousand acres of good pasture lasd. Nice for yearlings :Sc per month ; ' year olds and upwards, sl per n.enth. Apply to SAIII'hi. PLAT Bode - rick. 1 MPORTANT TO FARMERS. The undersigned has been appointedt for placing young Englishmen. who wie6 to learn farming. in the hands of good farmers. in the county of Huron. for one year at nomL sol wages. The young men are brought herr et emigrants. are trout mit-uteri' to twenty - ate rears of axe. Partite wanting such. can get all information from JOHN 1R'TLiift. agent of Dwni•ron Line of Steamships. Omit- rcch. 194.1- 1610R 9{1 1I1OR SALE - A FEW A 1 LAND 11' loners and Iron Harrows. will be sold cheep at the Uederich Foundry. The neatly Raper and all ropers for the same ran also be procured front the liwdericb Foundrryy woo seplksuon by mail to H. SKE(;MIt.I.ItI . t:.wlerteh. Oat. 19004f BEES FOR SALE. 'I' be undersigned has sixty imams of bees for sale in doable or single boxes. also hives awl tauoken. together with a large quantity of hooey In Doe pound boxes. 'rime will be given by furnishing approved renes. (Mase order at once. CHARLES HeP1iNE. Carlow PO. Oat. leW-int L"DWARD SHARMAN, BRICKLAYER AND i'LASTERER, EAST STrEET, L still reedy to do any work In his line at moderate prices. Liao. ltrtc... ►-firebricks. and other Building Material kept on hand for Sale. Ondee(dt. )larch >atb, ttlst- 11011am SODA WATER FOUNTAIN I'(►}t SALE. iN P1:i.FECT ORDER. A White Mathis Fountain, heavily silrer plated. with t wo coffee cylinders. syrup caws. pips and every requisite complete for the running of Ibr same. will be offered at a bar- gain. F.r further particular. call at E. RING- HA103. where It can be seen. and every in- fo -nation gii ten. (ioderich. June tad. MAL 19ea-1t Auctioneering 11W. BALL, AUCTIONEER FOR . the County of Hiroo. ,!alas attended in any part of the County. Address orders to • Uodericb P. 0. last. JOHN KNOX, GENERAL AUC TiONitZA and Lead Valuator. Oodertcb. flat. flavins had ooaslderabte experience in obs aectieseering trade. he Is la • position to discharge with thorough satisfaction all t'om- tsissioas entrusted to him. Order's lett at Martin's Hotel, or sent by small to my addrrvr+.a (ioderich P. O„carefully attended to. JOHN .'tNOX County Auctioneer. Itaff-tf For Sale or to Let. HOUSE TO RENT - A BRiCK legs•, °antedateg�t'i ht ee e. together with • quarter -sere ea tet with trait tress. it is dtoated os. Sl. Barbra street. con- venient to the sq wank and will be rented on a 1IOL E.ccornrrer sof Xsm sad Y iojw s HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO RENT - A cemmodl^tn besot no Palmerston street. contain/ng six and two Pare tries, is on wale or for rest. T re is a geed gate. and orchard 1n oeanen otte. mad_ the bums is uomGxaahle sad e•aveateat. For particulars apply to IL R. WATRON, palette. 1147-11 NEWS ABOUT HOME. "A chief's amass ye. t•kli notes As' faith he'll peat It." TOWN TOPSOIL Ask for the ..Solid Comfort' sr "Olivetti," Goderich cigar. Hair down over. bases. triremes. etc.. in all the Sanest seat Menne styles Ilia Girds the mer la a fes the proviuoe, was in Gown on Tues- I (1 r Pay Family on and homestead scenes mut up day last in the discharge of his duty, and C pt. Mailer. and a number of boys will iron spoke well of Goduri:h high school. John M. Hyslop, of tioderi.h, spent i Veil. Archdeacon Elwood, and Rev. I Mr. John McGillivray, son •,f Rev. A. Manger and chiWrea vi.4ently to the part of haat week here with hie brother, i J. Walters, will lusts on Monday next, MoOdivray, at the recent examinatinrs ground. The sudden upsetting i.( the James Hyslop. He was un his way to' attom.l the taoottng ..f Synod to be helot I of Toronto University obtained the de-' buggy thing the horse down, but boners • in London nett week. This will be the `arse cf B. A., with honors in Hebrew, I the animal could rise to hie test he was Chicago, when he will made. John McKay, cooper. is, we re,rrt to (t brat Synod under tits admini•tratinm of I C.haldee and English at the ureal exauIi- learn, very few just now. He is„bw,i 1 the present bishop. and will no doubt I nations of both 1'uiver•ity Colleens and laid up for a long while, and has the be of a highly interesting nature. !Toronto University. He was becketted sympathy of many in his affliction ! Fos Loatxo3t Celli. --The volunteers prizeittan tit Hebrew and Chaidee. His J. E. Hodgsn, high sehnwl inspector will go tuts camp at London on Tuesday, course throughp,ut although broken by u cxn will be comwandad by frequent indispositions, has been • good one. He supplies the pulpit of Knox church, `_1t. Marys, this summer, during the absence of the pastor, Rev. W. A. Wilson, M. A. la the nwst pleastsg elyle by bellows, the photographer. fall at studio and sec opera - The Scott Act is 1/0.17 to be submitted In Harm .Mwtly, but If all liquor dealers kept as good and pure liquors as W. L. Horton. there would be no necessity for the art. A button bole bouquet. on a fashionably cut Dost is t cry genteel. and the fashionable coat can be had at all seasons by leaving leer seder at Y. R A. I•ridbaru's. crabb's block. Attention is requested to toe specimen �Aptq phs now on exhibition at I nsi, The Reoeral comment ie " How pretty.- AU styles ofph to suit tats• a•d poria tiles R. Robson.f Why will you roast yonrruvea with the wood stove, when 3) on car get • coal oil stove, from 1,38, up to $10.0L These I have already sold, Imre given sattsfaction. especially. the IJeity. Tubular. and Victory, with tour burners. O. N. tLtvia. Oil window shades. decorated and pWn. coal oil stores. Victory. imperial. Economist. and other stoves made in t antis, at lowest prtuea picture and room moulding • s ial- tf y. .`launders L- `on rive right value for your money. The cheapest house under the PUN STILI. T.. Yee Fewer. R. W t' .an>ui Des Jest opened out s full and c-oniplce stock of harvest tools. consisting of full tines of A. S. Whine/4R1. (.haws. scythes, snaitne and bees, Mena full line of O. S. Itixford'e myths. Call and wee for Jowrself, at priors to wit the times. R. W. mei:ream Mn. John Fisher isivuitingrfrienda in Hay. Mw Tina McDougall has '••u.• to Torontn. C. Crabb has gone on his farm for a week or two. A. B. Cowherd, has returned froth Smith's Felts. Mn. Baird has returned to her home at Kin.ardine. Wm. Craig left out the Oeoatu fns Sarnia Isat week. Miss Siften, of London, i• the guest of Miss Cunniughame. Mrs. R. Lenin of $trstfo d, is visiting her relatives in town. Geo. Swallow and bride. of Clinton, FARM FOR SALE -THE WESTER- LY Maces. of the easterly 184 ae'res of beech " F - la the 7th coweessloe of tie town- ship et Celbneiw. Thirty sires cleared. re- mstndar well timbered. good frame harm, sand water, nice orchard. well fe cod. about Martaller from Goderl.•h. Terms Banrr i'nr farther particulars apply to Z. C tMPIOK, Rarriwer. Uoderlcb. or to A 11TH U RH•t UO H. Bit V. as the oreenees. 1N7,110 `TORE TO RENT OR BELL -111111- 1J iNO ea career of good grovel reed. Husee 11 Merles. In gond repair. :•tore e.xsl. with Moe room wood shed. stable and 1 acre land. P. and daily mall. Term. easy. A pply to It T. H A Y N F S. xbept'ardtnn. nen f'H.EPPARDTON FARM To RENT 17 OR SELL. M acres. *acres cleared and free of et naps : all welt fenced : tern welle : ROM barn and shed and other bulldinge, in - eluding hrirk rettajr ISx)s, with re!Iar full arae of house: a mple.n.ikl orchard : latae geek rens arena. the Pmt. Terms easy Apply on Premises. lot la Lake Shore head. township of ire res R. T. H• TINES, She ethos. spent Sunday in tower. made by their sp.,naork for them at bap- mated Castlemaiue to ataa1 her trial st TIIMPExalu•a Lanni-sm.-Thomas Me- th* first competent court of juriet:ietian. a.essay one of the agents of the Ontario posed during the week. (b R'ednosday morning the {rand jury Aw excursion from R'iugham, under Prohibitory League preached in the Arrangements_ have been matte f•.r the auspices of the L0►.O,F., •is expected brought in a tine bill anattiat her for i Methodist church on Sunday, and on lamprlurhtunr West street' here on Wedneidav next. The �Wutghsm ascan t, but it was found that tine to rd )Munday delivered a lecture ou Temper - Mr. and Mos. Thrower, are now livingpay had flown, having jumped her Mil. anmet hand will accompany the visitors.'ince in the North street church lecture in Sanelac county, Michigan. We are sorry to learn of the continu- ed ilnneas of 5ir. Ktelatie, of Newgate street. John Bond, druggist. of Galt,is spend- ing a few weeks in Goderich her his health. The Scott Act is being mach discussed on the streets just n is. The csuv-aseers fur ateliers to the petition to have the Act submitted are nus uu their rounds. pitch their tents for the first tIote. About half -a -dozen mere young men are needed to till up the company, and anY wishing to join for the London camp ahou'd see the officers at once. The lantd..a Cale:onian Society will A. Sanders is representing u,.derich held their annual tames ..n August 13th, Foresters at the High Court held fn I g Tomato this week. Aleck is one of the I to be Th.folh,iod by a concert in the even- Tomato enthusiastic Foresters in the tog. The mans. ..rs of the games Gave written to Mayer in••rton., suggesting the Bounty. `advisability of proclaiming the day. the Gen. Poe, U.S. A., and a party . f Ani• I civic holiday, of Guderiu:li. Special train erieaaa, $TTilwd •,n board • OAS" Jaclt I rates are being arranged by the co/Taunt- on mit- on Wednesday' evening, and "did" the toe fur the occasion. town under the escort of some of our The Dominion license cumutie,iunere Weal erten' :net in (loderich on Tnuaday last, and, To ore ow•N Commercial/sem. -We • after transacting busineu, adjoun1.d to would like our aorresp•.ndents to send in i meet at Brunel'. nn 1V'edneaday, June their items by Wbdnesday, if p..ssible,to ! 25th. The fulluwin.t additional licensee make sure of their appearing in the car- : were granted : Jas..t Wm. Kerr. hotel rent issue. I license, tvwnahip of Howick ; John Gof The Bayfield cricketers, were defeated I ton, hotel license, Wroxeter ; J. .t D, by Goderich, iu the match, played here; Currie, liquor license, Goderich. on Saturday afternoon by a acure of 88, Bt•, (' a.'.. NOT/. tt. --With this month to 43. Vidal's bowline, was the only the first half year of 1884 chem. We play worthy of special mention. Mare decided to close up All accounts, The Blyth A•lnr•rt-, under the msna.e- :0ree and small. and those who have out went of Thos. P,ts:nore, is the latest' paid for THU Suoaat for the current newspaper venture i•. Huron. It start" { year, •.r who owe f..r advertising or j.>b stren;ah of thought. ani hia earnestness with it r,.'.l introns: -e and we will be : pnntit.., will please pat ill CA once. Alt s inapirin_ Mr. lfeldruot will tpn' s - vied t.. loser of the yo.tn., .;'s eu•'ces�t. : acti:o.untt un:at ....tot sol xi -1i the c'.••ae bly prrc, n at St.Andtett's chute i tie:; J. tin Payne and fast.y' left fur Torna•' of the half Vait•. JI.a11LY.trl'DDt Ho•,e, SSbIatl:. to . n )l.mday. Mr. Payne. we are f. The concert and Lagan recite', to Ise Tar: DETto,r ular • teal. -Rae hare pleased to hear,hassecured a good situa- ! given by tea i.:aua. ere of Knox s church received the circular and time -card of non in the Queen city, and se wish so I is under the control aid direction of tie Detroit Bicycle Club, in cour. T ivy good a e:ttzan minces' in his new sphere. • Murot Mies Fish, the organist . f the church, with their proposed Canadian tour. They Rebecca Bates, the victim of the Cain-' Mr. Foote has kindly cottons -tat to ren- reinpropom to reach her. onThursday, the tier a member of selections during e thGo "f July. The circular says:- tonnutge,whu has become violently -"Go3e'ric{• with be reached at 11 a.m., sane. was taken t.. Louden asylut:t . u ' evuniug. Through inadvertence. a Ri wrong impression was conveyed Orwellrie; the rest of the day and evening to explore the eletran• roads and lovely our bocci columns last week regardingsce1ery of that fati,jus watering place the management cf this concert. and vicinity." Goderich has an enviable Mrs. t't<stlemaine colored sou chars,- reputation amongthe wheelmen of the ed on Monday with violently arsau;ttna United Staten, and such circulars as the Mrs. Wilson one day last week. The abut'# are a good advertisement for the mayor after hearing the evidence nom- town as a summer resort. MINISTERIAL CHatt>Es. -At thu recent inviting of Conference the following are the places int this district where changes have been trade Gerrie, Jas. Charlton ; Belmore, J. R. Lybell ; Forttwich, B. Sherlock ; Palmerston. C. E. Stafford ; Truwhndgu, Win. Willmott ; Fullerton, E. A. Fear : Monckton, Ju. Kennedy Kirkto :, J. J. Cruickshank ; Hensel!, Alfred E. Smith ; Londesboro John Hough ; Lucknew, A. G. Harris ; Tees - water, R. W. Williams ; Dungannon, John Turner ; Auburn, H. E. Hill ; Berrie, Gan. Jackson. secured by his owner. Mrs. Manger re- ceived some bruises abut the head and face, and the eldest bey escaped unbar'. The youngest child, • boy of • few months, sustained a fracture of one of his legs. The buggy was *,meld damaged. At last accounts the lit sufferer was leaking very favorable pre - greet Stater eergreee- Sterr Art -At a Imeetit.g of the Executive Committee of th.e County Convention held at Clinton last Wed- nesday afternoon, D. D. Wilson in the chair, 30 )'ice-Prre►deuta were present who gave an account of the prospects of the coming tight. Blank petitions were distributed for each municipality, and a discussion un the general instructivas entered upon. The amuunt of money required for carrying on the work is lbs County was divided amaog the various municipalities as follows: -Ashfield 880, West Wawsno•h $00, East Wawanosk $90, Morris $90, Grey $125, Turnlssr•ry $150, Howick $150. McKillop 8150, The Victorh, B. C., Brit,, t`odon4tt' Hallett $185, Colborne $100, Goderick of May 213th, say :-lief. A. B. Mel• t..wnship $100, Stanley $100. Ha $s.0, drum preached in St. Andrew's chunk. Stephen F8f0, Uaburne $100, Tocker- en Sunday morning and eveuia. Tito rtn,th $l00, Gedori. h $125, Clinton church was full on tooth uccasi•.itaMr. $150. Seaferth $130. Wingham $100, Meldrum is assistant pastor of St. John's Brussels $30, Exeter $100, Hayfield >1 1 testiyterau church Dr. Scott's., San FraticuocI. He received hia theological THE Lone'+ AaMY.-During the week education at Knox College, Toronto, and the Army has mot with much success only received hia ordination a short time A number of young men and yuath• ago. His serinons show depth and hare been convected, and the meetings continue t.. he largely attended. tag Monday a reinforcement from Clinton in charze of Leut. Rielly, assisted by Mr. Yonn` and a number of "Halleulujah lads and lasses,' same up, and as the risitnrs were fond f singing a lively meeting was held. Lieut. Vickie, of this station, raid a visit to Clinton an Tuesday, and says he had a good tits.. Capt. Piper and the lieutenant, and T. Angus, whutn the Battle ('ru calls the "blood and fire sewing machine agent," will attend a "Jubilee" at Mitchell as Tuesday next. tin that night a Bibb reading will be held in the Temperance Hall instead of the usual service. AO attending are requested to bring their Bible, and a pencil and pap•. for notes wilt prem of assistance. The subject of the Bible reading will be given out on Sunday. Tburday morning in care ..f Mrs. Mc- Laughlin, the lady bailiff of that institu- tion. At veinier' ou last Sunday evening, the children who had been continued on Friday last, nude a solemn profession of their baptismal cows, which had been They will find Gmlerich looking prettier J. Curtis Stevenson, geuet.I se.:retary nam. The lecture was an able and then ever of the Huron Sunday Schn.,l Asa:ciation. I eloquent nue, and the speaker had the In at:n^.la..ce with the Health Act, represents that body at the International chose attention of his audience through - the Beard of Health met en )funday S. S. Convention held this week in ,out He alluded to the beoetits of total Lest. The mayor was appointed chair. Louisville, Kentucky.Mr. Stevm'.on abstinence, instanced some of the evils man of hoard, and the town clerk ecce•- will be among the most attentive mem- 1 of drinking habits, and dwelt upon the tars. A thorough organization of the tem. of that vast gathering, and will i beneficial effects of temperance legiala- d was c ow Istel. bring home puny "crumbs" for the next . ti. A cordial cute of thanks was m,ar The bankers and lawyers, will play • P county convention, which by the way. I tendered the speaker for his excellent return match m:t Saturday, with the Lung Lat coat Metra. -Aate of lacrosse If'a will be held in S.eaforth next February. 1 address. cievrm, will los played here today Friday) at 1 Retaarartott.-On Monday evening . IMPORTANT TO HarmL-agereim. - A [keV, A. Stewart, NIA , of Clinton, three o'clo.cS:, between the Bearers, of a number of the scholars in l,jiss Lizzie I case was decided un the Court of Appeal will preach in Knox church "m Sunday Woodstock, and the Hurons of G..d.• \Wits •n s S S. class( North effect 1letho- un Friday in which it was decided that a rich. Admission 15 cents. The witch non-twin.dist church> met at her residence, and' hotel -keeper could net be held responsi- wtll be well worth witnessing. The West Hun.n Conservatives will gave her a pleasant surprise by present- bre for goads which had been left at his ins Ler with a han<Ig.ma autograph hotel after the guest apart 0 Union tampon -ince meetinn,are spoken hold ..ne imperial quart each. The int- birthday card : also an address express - of, to be hell weekly. The move p is • tfuduction n[a law unction such i sweep- ive of afferti,m and regard. Miss Wit - god one. ing change would be appreciated by the won n popular with broth pupt:a and awo- arer'age hnusekseper in tirderieh. crate'. THE SwaaL will he sent to any address A FA.+T Rte. -A. Grenache made the M"Nares RHUtats. - The burst for the remainder of 1884 for , b cents, ren from Lucknow to Goderich on Satur- bunch of rhub.•arb we hate yet seen was postageThe seekl engine practice is good for ree. day evening Iaat, 22 utiles, is 2 hours brought into our °nice by Charles Wells, y and 20 minutes. and returned on Mon- market gardener, on Wednesday. It is the company and good for the grass on day morning in 2 hours and 15 minutes, called the "Eny,lish Giant," and the the Court House Park. He takes the cake.-(Lucknow Senti- roots were imported by the grower. The Hereafter the ()cont.. will arrive in net larger stalks range from 3ft to 3 feet 5in., Goderich, .ser Sunday and Thursday each 0...r .. Pannus hu turned agrienl- with leaves over two feet in length. The week at one o'clock p.ni. tonal this seaso.u, and is working his bunch of ten stalks brought down the meet at Smith's Hill no Tuesday the Th• Brand, rd City Council has de- had departed. In 24th Mat Bided that berry baskets in that city shall album. and a very pretty an -1 uncommon 1889 one Plain left a trunk at the City hotel. Toronto, and neglected t.• call for it fur a considerable time. When he claimed hts trunk it could not be found, and he brought an action agaust the proprietor of the place, Mr. Reed, too re- cover the value of the trunk. The case was decided in favor of the plantiff at the County Court, but Inc Court of Appeal reversed the decision, holding that a hotel -keeper is only bound to take the arne care of a gent s goods after he has paid his hill as he would his own,and is only liable fur neg:igence. farm in thorough style. He looks as if 'calm at 12 lbs. 2 mat. Mr. Wella is away On Tuesday a casket containing the the exercise *Mod with him, and we ahead on rhubarb. -- body of Solomon Pollock arrived at Clinton from the North-west rn none Two boats of the fishing fleet remained behind at Goderich grounds, and nude a five catch dunng the week. Rev. A. blcOitlevrapp was bb last Saath aesiatina v. A-.�'. iiic? ween, of 8e- roe, at communion services. Mr. and Mn. Thom, of Montreal, spent a few days in town during the week, the guests of Mr. Hutchison. Miss Leta Reid, of Goderich. has been engaged as sleswt man in Knight A Dunlop's confectionery shop, Clinton. The Mayor and suite, visited the cemetery, on We.nesday, to overlook Improvements in the City of the Dead. A. Ilodg., late of the St. James hotel, Teruntu, spent a couple rf days in Gown last week, the guest of his father, D. B Mode.. News has come fr.m England that the wife of the Right Re-. .1. Hellmuth, late Bishop of Huron, died at Birkenhead on May '21st. Rot. Father B.oubet officiated at 81. Peters '.n Sunday lot, Rev. Fath.r, Lott being at flatlet, and Father Watters at Seaforth. The Misses Grano itnterttw.n, Lottie Kendall and Dottie Buchanan,of Clinton, were the guests of Mrs. Smith, East -.t., en Sunday last. nth. on est- Mr. and Mts. Fred V anderlip, of I Leedom Zook • holida "motto fiodevioh AA sgeo SAL - LOT IN .. x i,. m,D ,- . on Satorda aced loft on Mends altar aA LZ -Ilse Ikd t /nn.. R h. >A creep• rlaar ( J. J. ed. balawo• goe4 hard woad. A good orchard v enjoying ear lake air. tedleg hems•• 31e"dselop. tom creek minimaltt.I c'e'aThe eltwwlferry crop hereabouts se d, •a{ are rainy draimed. T.11.11 e'.'. Apgb T. HA vs Es. ahgpa et . promisee to be an average no., despite liar, -h 11 the frost, but the picking will be a week err two inter tilts usual Mrs. R. L Doyle, wife of Jud. o k, is paying a visit to friends in 11D The lodge eseslapeaied hes, het retaea- Sd to town ee Saturday. Tiro roller skating rink men frees T" UMW HOT% Cele ♦ $a ULTIR PROP RIRTAr.St '714* Russ. tome'late the •'WwNborie hat reee.tiy bees rpst,sd le every twasek. is barometer ►lIn t of roving satlsan+tte• 1w Hsi travyieng asMb. TtM wouldn't wonder to heat of our friend IxTgaesyi.'N.tl. 'it O. O. Y. Dims - taking Imo d IM pgiila at lie tsUtstrtarloa.-It h.. Ivies decided to bold for his late home near }drucetield. The '' • lit O4lltitlowt Intsrnstinnat Denfanstrit- facts of hia death • ars tragic In the vicinity of Maple Creek N. W. T , on the ince-nine of Wednesday of tart week. Indiana were caught in the act of driv- ing a number of heroes tint of a corral, close to the house owned by Salomon Pollock and partner. Mr. Pollack went to asoettaiu the cause, without firearms. He coot into the corral, where he saw an Indian driving out the horses 1'e clinched him, and during the struggle was shot twice in the nght breast. 1io lived but two hours, and told • ,e abuse story. The Indian left his ride, knife and inooaaino behind. They harp little hopes of finding the murderers A number of the members of the nein- time, at Brockville, Ont., on July 8th. ty council, accompanied b some of our 10th and 11th. which gives promise .1 townsfolk. availed thetnsetves of the in- being the greatest gathering o{t the kind vitetion of Messrs. Young and Allan. to ever held in Eastern Ontario. The visit the 1' .int Farm, on Thursday, of Executive Committee --at an expense of last week. We understand an enjoyable user V1,090 -are perf.ctiny an elaborate programme for the entertainment of Oddfellows and other guests. -_-,. s __�_J time was spent. The lf-eatern '1'yc: isf, (Michigan; thus comments on our recent descriptive article of the town :-- "THE Hr'ttni Stn!eah of May 30, gires • complete de scription ..f (lederich, the paradise of wheelmen." And eu our pretty town is advertised abroad. Antons those who receivedthe degree was Hugh oDaon. • Toronto f Goderi hUniversity Davison. hig'.i school. Thte is creditable, as Mr. Davigm host much time in the last term through ill - nus, having been prostrated by a seven attack of typhoid fever. The 'bus nosiness is booming in Gown just now. !'here are three free boatel, work the ticker in (l•Klerich :-"Charles UM toeing row in the interest of Abe Noble.who dnsa the principal p{ress- AlMon, oho other for the Rnhah Ex. work at the main office of the G.N.W., change, and Swartz is running the third is a very fast operator and an etesll. nt The people of Winnipeg appear to be a mode loving people. oratorios s are frequent and popular, and at the presen- tation of M•,rart a "Twelfth Mata" ..n the evening of Tuesday June :ir.l the Fun says a "magnificent audience" •s- Semble.l. Mrs. F. S. Hick wig an alto sob.. which wte highly spoken of by the city papers. The Sion lays :- "Mrs. Hick deserved all the praise which sou heaped upon her by a delighted Amin eno.' The • an vise E?.r'r•ini: news, ,of Mon- tte . mates the following flattering reference to a yount man who learned to The Ioolvprwl"wt locale, of Meridian, Texas, thus discourses on the doings of suing of our friends in the Lone She State :-"Geo. B. Johnston name down last Saturday from hia 'Vaned* Raneltt' which is situated on the East Basque is the northwest corner of this county, awl paid the filale a most pleasant visit. Th. Johnston Bro.. are form Gsduriek, Canade,snd have • splendid stook -rank devoting most of their :nuet.. •h.ep,ao� we are glad to learn hare met with good success in their business venture in our county. The father of our ranchtaaa friends, Hugh Johnston, stent the win- ter and spring months at the ranch. The latter recoxuszes the worth of our Texas 'oil and this spring raised a fine garden. To him we are indebted for a large basket of fresh potatoes, beans, pest, beets, radishes, turnips and lettuce. Mr. Johnston will doubtless be able tons some valuable information Texas when he returns to hie Canada home this summer. A gond report from such s Stan as ho is worth more to the state than a years work of an immigis- t.ion agent." THU ha1DYCoN.- mT.-Miss B. Reidy, the popular vocalist, and her onnoset company, gave one of their evenings of song in Victoria Hall ou Thursday last, to a very fair audience, considering the short notice given. Miss Reidy, ed enures was the star. She was in excel- lent voice, in the hest of moods, and .0. ant, her various pieces with that feeling" and sweetness which stamps her as nee of the most gifted songsters of Canada. Her rendition, .1 "Theron' a dear spot is Ireland" brought moisture to many eyes, and the Incotchmen present wen capti- vated by the way abe gave "Comeau Thro' the Rye. • Miss Johnston, ona- traltn, has s sweet c..ice and a modest manner, and although evidently planet u a foil for the Irish -Canadian nightie - gale. Horde a gu..d impression. Prot Morriss was under the weather, and could not do justice t., his high notes. He showed at times that he possessed • good tenor vntoe, but it was decidedly an off' night for the Professor. Mr, Lewis, the baritone. is one of the rnaf On Friday afternoon Saunders d Sone I pleasing male vocalists in the 1'r+eines bons started from behind their et re Via has a splendid voice, clear ennumeis and nude tract - ; Al his'.wn stab(.. a -a I tion. and given Rood expreen,.r to hi goods Coming around the "gears , singing. He divided the honors ,-1 th P q ( e.'enint with )Ines. Reid). Mr. Ke1W from St. Patricks'a street. the animal put I the aoa.mpianiat was dropped on th un a apart, and allowed up nn great road, hut the quartette. notable Mie shape. Ihngham's her+.' uses standing Reidy, were all equal to the task of el quietly in fn.nt of the ttowor attire, and con can ing ens anther, and there es prier el up his ears at the round of the I not hire* in the pnntramnM. w'. er apyn.•c4ing rumwq, alter which h. glad Pi kronor that the company inter visiting hastened with all possibly •lscm,iy to gad again in the fall, as out of the way, send hurriedly anieMd we predict f„r thein a full houee. in a general way. The passengers to receiver The dopy he make' is Iden as to thus chains, taking his wagon %shied and from the station look gleeful. we should like to see from all who dm him. BBingham'• h..rse es a s..lid cid M. Nicholson, while returning frim G, rank as Bret -vise tel.rnphera, hat it stager and didn't run feat, ,hu( sneceed• the Point Farm 011 Thursday last, was' is not strange for a Noble to its the ing tit damaging the vehicle to genie ex• crowded by a teem while passing, and n,JJmd K..man of thew ell. tent. Saunders' Mfrs' a mini ..l its car - was thrown out of the vehicle, mistiming volunteers are organismic for the ecce at full flight, and having got nd of an injury on the fuse and •badly sprain- camping on Oarlinjs Height.e, London. its wagon on South street, !Smelly pulled e. ,rod almost every *riming can he sen at tip at dos own stable, Intl. the in for sol arm. D Doty, collector of customs. «55 «110 him was aims omtsla1 the armory, going " through their Sao- it•lively escapade. shaken up by di, "out -torn." Ings." Ti.giay evening last they u,arelt• Our genal entrepoarJ, tine Hamilton et armed the square, and nes of the ,Iprbntor, lama imsii r.d into be atm south who had ant got quite got own' quarters, and knit week gave en ieterest- the intricacies of the' ing strwteh of the history of the pavemet tripped and et hia bayonet through t�M The *sweeter is premier with all a window of a shoe stare. Thu is the -. .. . t - __ r tt.,. is litatovw Ao rtozer -On Saturnia)) af- ternoon n while .Trivia, on the Haran rried with his wife and two Immo Skil- dtwt, Mr. Manger, book keeper at the Harbor sills *topped die burse et a friend's boom. and hail (wt get wit 01 st.. uses in amain the Wises ovd. whoa rine mod Ort Mary laltreei Tree eV asses. An •aconine has been arranged take piece t.. London, on Thursday, IS int , en which date the inspeetioo ss parade of the too. . (ineludi' the SP Prison, end 3:1r4, Hnnm, wig •h' -t Its performing thsk Pte ,(1,11 o.t tn• Leaden Military Ossip..1 the returning train does not ham 1- seven n :lock these wise goo reit fiat kit day in London. Three who wi' visit friable in Landon or vision'', not havo as rood • chasm. p1.11"' tiau, The pubic are - . 01 r7: