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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1885-5-29, Page 4Sew A easYsnla - Bila Work. liar--e..'elleesi ... WIN'S -J. C. lbeber ■a. Wane ler Sale Jetta wt.+tegbes- Mosemyter (liDledd Plows C. A. HLabe& ~tmb.Adop. e - R. W. Meet nor Ca, t NEWS ABOUT HOME. LIPyanti?stitatto ss IOU TOROS provide - aa* Omega WeT�wart. Call and "M� ern syou w solea Omwttava. � the ..t o a�evt salla et go se MaoC.sssaa ler .yM Is me daW go to ilcOornme at A. P. Mama's. Tee.t•D who Says•met ern • suit of clothes owe as mil get sielleb eat a otherwise. r. A. Pridasia.�w [°Maui aimsworWO lowed Le gt er thea " Mite ' Then is once dlawshS on the mil g.eet,on. but tor pare s.tidaaetsa go to Mallei• fir your pbotaosple. AU shim and aid styles got up at Mortises swim. Peomes sold- Yeendm•ker W suemod.red. as/ the dosser, breathes easier. Aad then he • feeling of neatest mama Moe who buy their r stationery. etc.. at Mrs. H. Cookei. teas sa4 sires se head. Nahum toots so Mee. it wits a rag, se these beautiful oiled et.th. decorated ani ow „bodes Putty. cheap sad durable- Shades paled up as pap oo Thome choice pattern' f the paper eao et he tic cheapest at hems talar the sun. K. Rich is is town this week. The Syisw Veliey will make hen first trvis_coiller► to Sagtsew ea Tose seal PTrei.d•ss as to ofd rte will bi Paan seat week. The eased meeting of the Meehlmsiss' laatirate wig be held weight, when tbp 'Mattes of aims sad oast impense% kseiaess will betrans.ste4. Psowa - Fstesets ddrees of poetise 8. lllar °billed plows uhseld sea C.A. eines✓. Bs s la!Bsdesk °a h'a/, mai is still oro The lowered( Terpei.heTe will she M the "Clev..a tlJtm;' gleet to be pub - lashed by Oliver Daiwa a 0o., Bottles. Mie $ .laaaksp♦e Is the esepon.r• Thaw will he • sp mil vestry .tea sd is St Ge art s s wheel raw neat Taw die day at 6 p.m., is esssectio• with testgsitwn it the amistest motor. 11111 HURON ' NONAA, FBIDAY. MAY 29, 1885. George Porter hetes°. to Duluth. Copt. Parsons is in town this week. R. Radcliffe has returned from Buffalo. The School Board will meet tonight Haney Arnold has left town for the seis•.s. The United Empire primed down on Friday. W. Ralph left on Wednesday for Dslstb. Mrs. Tanner, of Tomato, is in town this week. Patrick Farr, of Dublin, was in tows this week. Mise Suck, o.f Sarno, a the guest of Are. Huh R. Mclean has been feeling mach lee pain thin week. George Knox ham a position in the To - route post otaoe. W. V•nderlip spent a few days is town during the weak. The town comsat will meet as a court of reyeaun this sewing. Mrs. Archibald, of jgm.advtlle. left for bur home last week. Mies Knox spent the Queen s titrthaLT at her home at St. Mary's. Patrick Carroll. of tbisforth, we are sorry to learn, is very low. tined Fr special .w.- � o oar rwrtisitr l ealustea at this d the pea. le.itew ewe Mg themselves known through low avatars", ase the sees who are de• y.Uiesd to du besisasss and will Seem re esskttmwe. Lark et OW &Overleap Mesa aid seef hoosed w . View Vie is ao pest gond Weal tom more rideable is reeder.ihau a salver - Weiss edemas A .srefsl primal of these will sites pet eases, into peopls s peeketa A Tamusui Hsu►aL-while Maas dove West stases es wledesrndey after- soca fter.oc a Ludlow Inwood Mak a header fawn his bagels, sad was Lead to the with Welk &we& Ile *a.Vowel iyi.� i ed its. $ 4. Waal - les s hones sad restoratives applied, bet did set reamer emsmoio+m..ss for fully bell as hoer. At but..aeessitee d the Waits erns feared, but akb..mgb pats folly shaken up, anthem( wise than ✓ oma paistel braises and • week's con- M.mest to his atone is sennet[►sed e elTheyeesg rider &liable& . his j ee.tulders. + obet the fill had been hikes by the hank sof his haada, else he would hie biose his neck. As it .wegeeesewis~air- Wes from the swat is remarkable. Mrs. J. Struthers see s, wbo Imre been the geesof Mrs 8. e Wilma for the Oast two weres eesereed to the hoses at Teeswster oo Thursday last. fess Seidl ',web greslbUag et tbs late hoer et which the avail fogs Is wast° arrives. It i. • pity that the G. I% ill nuns[ be forced to beteg it earlier sat the day. Peateoost was adumbrated at St Teter'% with all Ow solemnity. Rev. Father Lots celebrated the holy °See d -the Mims, and Rev, Father save reached the ares seam del. Pewees having say reliable kpowledye of nay violation id the liquor keg is Galleria *bald seed the infirmities to tine isspgctut, aid the eve will be at• tended to by the authorities. A. Caval, Colleator of In�ljan' Rev- enue, ev Clan, titre fued,stab) limas. dB. McGrtlly, and Wiser ClaA L Cava seised so illicit and Alen. Gwen. jr., � Ella... still remedy is the tewnskiP Mr, itayvamad, peso baser sad im- pairer, for Masa A Rielh. Tureutni with refs atims from the end seams[ mnaiciese is in tows. Oedema eheald,bs left early at Dr. Wbiliy'e dreg store urn . this efli.a Th. ` eeoatesesd eve d lwdten- ridge re. The Ottdario Ilea Ossspsay was finally decided in Tawe to yssbsdey. $ plaintiff 1e.1 tooges•pslthe oo.ppe with fullest. of wit "UM AWD slip MOUE.' Jockey ockey� "�� T. w AL!tcls a. anerr, _ r- •••'+ 3 M. ie"2 usui. sad J. s.. • Thi. �uMAJON,I,UMIL sash Amoseass ego sad D. A. � � -3 111. j I Y: I( ie., t ►: Reeds aid .1. MdCs7. Me -1 A. Kew, IO..Ma4Ms. 2 R. Lv. 11, M�.yysee� ��resa Krp. wwetiag-1 J. Matheson,( I Iil1 tat, I ed1 pawn IleKsasie 3 A. Mathews. Beg PIP* • 1iw 1 Ar. met: �^ lanais -1 b. 1leKay, $ C. Mellows*. 3 M MIiKstds's. travelling butts. The tw/ie••s that assembled .t t►* 'penis; el xtalon Nall ate Motley wooing w.. lamp .ad select. The at- teaotiou wee the play '"r:me and the H oar," by the Gudssisb smatiews, for the beadle of the Maeianea' Iaafute, lit is only patting ie fairly so say that the ��11ae.eas wes wed placed, and that the paw- l/se meek above the averse. The piece did .lbw mach scope ler s.7 of the players, but all of them bssdied sir pens in a eatiefamory ratter. Visa Bell and Mims Clocks divided the honors. The former, who played �o,,thde part of "Marian Beck." has • goon stage delivery sad set an eaca t *temple to the male players by her clear sad datiost eeoteesatwn. Her part was taken to • i sneer that revealed . close study of the chsr.ctse,and so totel►igeot grasp of stage business. Miss Cook was very natural. as ' Mrs. Mustg•ateTy Brown 'end of the family, bad was de- lightful devise the evening in reprw.nt- ieg that ambitious yet kited hearted tuft - heater. l Fairies"' i Ea� the pert 1. of "Lowy laiefioa" ate • way. E. J. B. Duncan, as "Sir p Davuestl, Bert," the villain of the play, ars good. &B uingh ha, and indeed all the gentle- men. were hardly diatin:t \sough at mega His nulling on the whole was very good. Modiste, a bill discounter, fused s good delineator in J. F. Ratlin- es ; and the part of the .nsat.ur dabe- tire "Sparrow" was well takes by W. F. Font, Show eagerness' fur "glees" kept the madiames in good burrow. C. A.N.ks as "George Aylmer, Lucy's lover," was very good indeed, and in his caresses showed himself to be s remarkably 6a Laid .t the amines*. C. W. Andre trade a ver7 foamy old "J. Montyoe- ery Brows,' sad his appearance in his excellent get sp was hated wits appl� a and laughter every time. Mr. Ball 131.4 the part of "Freeklin, the banker' very creditably eve short sones in the Oatmeal of A. Saastiders ; mad R. Vendome, as his sop, kept kis sage legs nicely. The amateurs have every cause to be sails bed with their work, and so have the Mechanics Instituto. The Clinton Neu, Zea says :-"ewe are sorry to learn that Mr. W oolve tot purposes taking up bis resideooe at Gods rich, whets he intttude to open dental rooms ; dnsiog his miaow* bene he has made maty breads, and kis wife in per - ocular will be mimed, as she has suo- triboted materially to the *uoow of social gatherings here. Menson - What looked like the American shire, •ppsared about fifteen miles out ea Weawsday. The sight was witosssud by many a our citizens, and much dieeussoa prevailed as to OMAN* M Tag Kowa Rms.-liar- riso.'s sew roller risk. the -ram:. was earn fur skating us Monday, and many wailed [hears►.« of the opportunity of ggllt1ddssg ower the s� td floor on the hate wheels. On Tsasa►y, J. M. Cock, the selehialled skater .ed risk ',mauler of Detre* amid Loudon, appsered u sod formally opened the "Palate." Cook as • sal+did skates. All the reosemu ta. whether simple or diSeelt, www performed wish . game that marked the *sew as anteater alibis rollers. He was great is kis "spies,' elhirli.g like a top arusod and •rolled, said the specta- tors ahsest became diel. His lost awespieg strokes in semis of the other =messiest* were esagaiflsent, and his various 'easy evolutions dew forth Ire - quest apologies. Mr. Ouck is • gestb mealy yusag man. Se sparks highly of the plan of the Pelage Rink arid mays the serfage is one d the best in Canada Mr. Harrison has memo to be mailed the refit of kis enterprise, and the Pal- ms riak will likely net him a Wedowee reward in time huhu public spirit. The rick n naw oyes for besieges every day. sad os Tuesday and Friday *egoisgs the toed will be in attest arcs Mr. Cook will return no Friday,Jene belt, and give a Wilier exhibition of his skill. He will perform his sidesplitting "dude tet," awl will heed the grand march on rollers that evening. Admission as [weal. Jolla Itbttenbury, of Broc*6eld, sero[ whether it was a genuine mirage or taere- a few days in town last week. lay a line id fug. As the water in the Ben Thomas is now working in the disaooe wad be assn on the other slide Doherty Organ factory, Clinton. of the seeming shore, we think it weld Rev. Ow.i.-Jotws preached a farewell hardly tars been fug. sermon on Sunday last at St. Georges. The members of the summer porn Mrs. McKenzie, mother of R. W. Mc- club are delly playing at lawn tensa. Kenzie, is spending • few weeks in town. Sine of the club are quite eap.rt at the J. R. PA -.t, of Se•forth, spent a few pme. The male members have Trion days durum the week with 1nenda in tow n. M. C. Cameron, 11. P. left for Ottawa this week, after spending a day or two at hosts. Mr. Humber and Capt Edes:de are beautifying there- houses with the paint brush. Feed Cilibb is visiting &tithe Queen City. tteguest of his orals Aima. Nay A 7 LT,L LEAP. • Sholliolsey Ileo deeps es oils leseele Off smesttfa Ortega New Vela, May 12. -This a*.rsa'S Prof. Reboot E. Odious, * 41.ata. the Br,oklytt WAN. a dllalsaw to the neer (,low. While lilts pa"Pla ata the bridle were b•wrorstrsok, 'cooties", Bleb sew and Copt. Boywn. with bated ►eeath welshed the descest from a tat Odle', held one hood on his head and hold the ether oat weight to guide him When withis [Duty feet of the water his body Wise to tura L. if realizing his danger Odium brattgbt down his other head with a wavelike anti .n : �d sewed hetl in re'wrisg hie Warm. H•1 [.ter with a mighty splash ha body .truck the serfage .t[ the river iso maw side tad seek out of eight The tug hurriedly pushed forward to the place where the body felt aad Capt. Boyt.,n alter =Wag that lob preservers bad been throws out •prang over the aide of the boat •ltd waited for the body to rima Sown he taw the whit* Use of the pro - femme ming from the water and a mo- onset later be was bl his side. Seizing • Id. preserver, he with di1culty plsowl it beneath the body of the inseaaiNu professor. Blood mingled with froth seem from the swab of the daring taus A rattiest was moue pushed wethiu arae►, and with oosuidershis difficulty the body of the professor was dragged into the heat A few minutes later it was tesnferTwd so the tug and resturs- avw admieietered. After eossoder.ble rabbieg, the e7+ of the sufferer mooed. "What kind of a jump did I crake r he wht.pered. "First • class, my boy," re- sponded the captain, .You'll be all tight is a littlecwt a The professor se- i.boe m ienaibi'tty. istediellelThe tugwas herrailly started for shoes sad jest se the pier was toadied • shod THE ll[llPHODIBT CHURCH- psestiies die vframe� drehing heavily osoe orvice )ail heart fpped beating mid death mew to his m�- Ifledkal. T. tp��sOAER, C.M.., �l-albs.. W's howl- �t B. WHITZLT, M.D., 0.1 -, PBYKetietiessai - Ii1tJtA>< g�.� A�.p�s�. Pel.. eltva �s CMssmit •usia: Ens. d W d.ua s thea Yate. y slabs. 1 t D` McLEAN, PUY 1f, 8Uk- OWN. (?ante[ . Oiler mid Brea tweet. sa0eaa Mer vela w 1711. titre.[ Rr1 BHAN:4ON A HAMILTON, 1_1 Pushier'. teed Oedwle . 0. C. ▪ l A55SU. 1. C. !Win. etna.etes oases. The annual shooting match of the Ooderich gut club was held on May 76th. The captains were G. Grant and E. ampioe-Mr. Grunt ahooting as a substitute for an absent u•ember of hie team. The lira ten rounds were from a stationary trap and Ila last 6ve from the rotatory trap. G. Grant W. R. Miller W. T. Welsh uniforms, that of the genial reeve bang I R W ilkteeee of • most fantastic cut and color, some 1O Great ;sob) thing afar the style of Posedmaker is Lis holiday suit. The reeve and the county treasaser both have g pod remit, and make saes of the little fellows dare tlMll folks the ball. The Mishear Education has issued that Free Industrial • tinniertinnierrslat Drawing Chars will be formed for teacher, at Teeonto, doriee tee summer smith. holiday. The e:asses will twmmeste on The balani /;aged the "National Tuesd• .July :lb, and continue until Dlosda a enin on the �� that ninth. The ehsses will moan- be cosdoeted by competent art instruct - Ile -sad Mra J. South. of theKing- tra clues. when tbsoo ill be hwield dest the atom Street Bakery, spa l W %item. certificates of proficiency. Joseph Williams swiped beim, badly =wired at Port; rank the other ay, at the salt works. Females. -McKenzie has • laude stock of lead plaster at his cheap hardware store Gaderich. J. M. Gook, of roller rink fame, will Tatum ea Friday to give another ezhibi• mut. .t she Palace. company, among thein, who were eager M. Maas, of IN I.cosain, bt•ot ear of for a brash with the stebsl•. the Lae Jae. Mears, u at the Albion, I H. S. L R. -At the fortnightly enter - visiting kis relatives. tainment of the Hieb School Literary Con. Vaeetone, D. McKinnon and Society last Fridayy, she prize setas[ was Jai Ballentlns, od itruaaels, were in summated, Mian MGM• king and Messrs town during the week J. Robertson and McGillivray being the Judge Totes has returned from Hamid judge.. A roto by Mr. Halla opened the ton, whither be was on business Dunnett- pro.aedings. After which Miss Radcliffe d with the I. O. O. F. and Mesas. l4cKibbuo and Carrot gave Miss Elects Swartz. of Clinton, spent s•eading' in prose and then in poetry. • few days is town this week the guest dins K. Aas edu d then Piss Mi ve the weal o/ the Musias 'Wilkinson. so5010. which clo.tud the proceed- ller spent Laidlaw, of Port 'Arthur, spent a week is town the guest of his i entertainment tell u the Temper- eousts Mrs. M. Creasman. Tropis- m. l:e.ves, and daughter, ut Clinton, •nae Hall on Friday events', was not Exchange, largely patronized, on amount of the March on ) 1 g the The 32nd Batt , Bruce[ who have been a week In damp at buuthsgsptom, waiting four order to go to the front, were in- spected by Col. Aylmer me Tuesday, and dismissed, there beiug no occasion for their presence in the Northwest This will he • great disappointment to a lot of the boys, our own plucky D. 0. Cameros who a liestenent of Luckmow who were at the Rink *.. I. ren• bot the prngTamrme sea .well pro- yat o ited the Palace Rink extensively h of dad b y evenly mate n pared .and sort y &crow wase Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slack, and Miss The .idly were Ott had (llars, of Chicago, are the grate this although the js gi we. were neeaigaues tm week of Mr. and MTs. Frank :awrence. .warding the victory to Me first part. id 1 b,ee of our cifouea who attended the by Miss Heonag. The gitr/ wisp seam QUtun races were badly disappointed. was well arranged, and the trio" by Mr. The horses were pcur plums on the whole. Oke and his sister was a treat Ileek Tipp. steamer • rumri. reached this port the dialogues were well rendered. sed ea hatarday evinrne, and after taking the programme would bear repeating in s better loll. ate. Jacob Rtokss, who for motorail months hack had bees in poor heath, left on the Vetted Empire cm its trot• tnp this sesame M volt some relatives m Michitar. neer Sault Ste. Mare. 11se Rod sad line fishing is improving in steamer ran agmsnd on a sandbar at the the aver. Pickerel are now coming in, .south of Kincardine harbor, and the ..m. good .:.a haring been hooked invalid .as badly frightened The terror Awing the past week. took such pnsssmina .4 her in her weak Oewwyy Cavo✓ IL -On Monday text sate that she Rn• helpless, and upon the at -rival of tho bet at the Sault bar the equalization committee will meet,knslranol wastw�!�• plied for, and left on nod on s regular the c. unty cuuueil will I the first boat Ne •rrtced jest in time begin ds regular sitting. 4i become Boating hba rea.rirtir d by his tying idle, alto become very popular again I expired .hewed, attar his oominf. The ibis meson. This excellent patinas has 1 body ansa h"rtl ht to (leiissseh sed 11 es paerng.r and freight lett far POM Arthur. 1w E'UH•oRla,e. Ti.. sermon in forth Ht- Methodist Church nest K*ndyeven - iag, will relate to the death of Mrs. Jacob Sakes 6 & Campion 3 9 E R. Watson 6 7 F. W. T. Neftel 4 0 F. Pretty d 7 3. Wynn 3 29 22 Legal. ►SEAOER A LEWIS, BARRISTERS, C. [lianas• to J. A. Moines. E. N. Lewis. 101 - VI) C. HAY'S, SOLICITOR Sa, OJtss serene et t•.ever ss ewetters sad West area till taped et Lowest rams es tderese. eeekstnes. ses.rkte nestram t•u.Nae- Chorea creme Geese Ace. mart.. nears. The schooner J G Koltage left on WednwLy for Wallaceburg with • full sago sot salt The fishing on the lake bas numb im- proved during the last week. We ere glad to learn that the fishermen are get- tiag good heels. The dredge Challenge, from Windsor, arrived here on Monday last She was frailly detained by the heavy foe pre- vailiag on the lake during the last few days Tag LAIR TRADE D''ta_-The Chiess° I,Jamd Marine of the 23rd says :-'°Yes terday the iron steamship Onuko, the largest grain curter oo the lakes. repre- senting an investment of over $200,000, was seat light to Duluth to load wheat for Buffalo at 2j cents In order to ob tain a cargo on which the freight money will baggily pay the actual running ex- pel.. from Duluth to Buffalo, the Owoko ie obliged to travel 890 miles for aotbi s This is the most striking illustration of the depression in the lake carrying trade that has yet been brought out" The taw -masted iron ships of England of which we hear so moth talk, seem to verify the aid adage that pride goeth be- fore a fall. A little more beam would seem to be more useful than a fourth mast The Earl Dalhousie, np•ised in Ilan Francisco harbor recently, was • proud tour -master. All her yards were sent down, aid without ballast or cargo she •ttimpted to tow across the harbor, but ewe turned Deer awl suck She was 1750 tone register, built last year of the following dimensions : 264 feet in length. 36 feet 7 inches beam, and 23 feet 4 inches in depth. The Capt*is tried the ship and capsized her ; now the British Consul n trying the Captain, and will no doubt capsize him, unless his beam n maple 1,r stability. The annual meeting of the Goderich Methodist church wee held in Henaall un Moxday and Tuesday a Skis week. An the ministers and nearly all the lay aide gates were in attendance. The review of the year shows • gr•tif)) increase, numerically and finsseiallj. There n • net increase i• tie membership of 419, and the missionary and other funds ..[ the church are ouns•dersbly m advance. A resolution d thanks to the chairman of the district for his oosrtesy aid ur- banity rn banity was passed. Rev. Mr Gray re- tires (rum the •olive work to take charge of the aspersannstion fund. The follow- ing resolution was passed anent the Scutt Act and the attempt of the Soweto to mutilate it : Moved by the Rev. John Hough. see - coded by Dr. Williams, of Clinton, and resulvsd : Lt. That we, the members of the Goderich district meeting ..f the Metho- dist church, view with alarm the regent active of tb. Semite of the parliament d (1•aed& is passing ameudenests to the Scott Act, cslaclated to defeat its iLten- tion god destroy its toren, and Insamoch as this legislative body does not submit Imy the eleetaeal franchise of the people, we retard their course anent the Soortt Aet as w extraordinary obese of their power, a violation of the true principles of responsible g.,.-ernment. mad an out- rage oe the moral setae of the country. 2nd. That • suitable memorial be sign- ed by the members ,•f this meeting and forwarded to the hon. the Hoose of Commons, praying that they will net allow ,u Paas any measure that will em- barrass or limit the print &caps or operations of the Scutt Act. These resolutions were carried unani- mously and inch applause. la ber- flees such neglected is Rudsnib daring ,n Wednesday. Mr. Stokes wee the past hour ,.t Svc years. a easter of Mr. A. M. Heeelersoe. our Mr Spruce, :Oared revenue inspector leen Ooderieh, was in town on Monday, looking as if Lal. Boron breezes agree with hln.-ilea[.otth Ilan. The Bayfield c,.rnelitl.indent .a the 114w i',,. WITS .-'\'. seer honored, the I day.venieg. The floral offerings were ..tier day. with a riot fr on the Mayor' a very b.aetiful mound composed snthre- ed (loderich and the county tram's,' ; I hof whit* fh,w.rs. wttb a Calla Gly in the latter perm ssw out beautiful town mitre, tad by the Aar of North Wier.. and was mach delighted with its the gilt oodi f "berth, sad two erotism, amps* nnre esteemed vocalist The fuweral was s.ndeetd by Rae. T. M. (l.mphell. Mrs. Stokes leaves three madame. Her funeral sermon will he preached u the North street Methodist ehardn ow Rwn The statement that the new Duluth harbor light esn beings from the surface of the water from a distance of twinoy miles is very far from the truth. The top of the lighthouse is about thirty-five bet above the water. and in just seven other Du nn„oites here . • number of doe a quarter miles the differences ere- I whom acted in such a way all !m ern f wren the . [Meld the appswnt level id themselves a eons ia..ne. the earth is thirty -fits feet. floe • Iran I array P in a sulbnet could see the light little The f.4I.*titag n • bat of the prim moss than ewes miles. If he were .:n winners :-Pulling heavy atone- 1 J. top of a mart 135 feet abore the wear I Mathews, 23. McPherson, " 3. McKay. h. Wewla, by looking dose to the water, Putting hiht stone -1 .1. Merheteon. 2 we it fifteen miles off. The look"st on ! J. Matheson. 3 J. McKey. Tuosttle the tho deck of an ordinary lake steamer caber -1 J. Minn. 2 J. Matbsron, 3 R. would sight the red and whit* flashes 1 McKenzie. 100 yyaard race- • 1 D. A. Mc - only abaft .'even miles ?root the moods Donald, 2 J. McPbereo• 3 T. W. Little. of the harbor. Bofors our light eau be Vaulting with pole -1 A. McKay.2 K. wee tweet willed it will have to be os. ?Adroit, 3 J. McPherson and J athe- t of a lighthouse ateeiderably higher son, ti.. 8t.adlisg high jump- 1 J. Mc - °p Yherwn ! 3 T V Little A Mc - 2 GARROW A PROUDFOOT, B A R ' RISTER9. Atterwyo, lsM.Mers. de g.d.rieb- J. T. Ostrow. W. Freshest. Its CAMERON, H:)LT « CAMERON, Selell•�J-twf.h eat ..I. Cameros. P i.r*ub W. V C. Wareham. . I7e1. M• �iICHOLSON, L D 8, SURGEON .• Deeds[. [Mlles .se emblem*. wed =roe dens below Hak et Mesttlreat. Zla1a11. The celebration of the Q.lee. s Birth- day, at this piece. passed uhf in a very pleasant marine*. The day opened with weather that was tavorabie for sports awl all sorts of amusement . but About 9 o'clock, we had $ heavy shower of rain which, however, was of short duration. The crowd .,f spectators was not as ((rest as was expected. owing, no doubt. to the threatening appeal/sum of the lily during the swraing. The oomipetitws in the various games was keen. A list of the prize -winners will be riven in neat Moue The Higblsuol fling. as danced by Belle Mod Jemima O.rriee, aged re- apeetis-ely twelve and ten, called forth loud applause from the spectators. The tug of war between the men of our reMe, J. Griffin and D. Mcburchy, was really mond, end resulted in • victory for Mc- Murthy. The concert in the evening was poorly attended. The programme as presented was fairly *ell carried out many of the pieces were old, but very well rendered. The iuttrumentsl sat u by Miss Wisllis was worthy of • more appreoiativand • larger audieaoe B.- sodes the choir there were • number of the People's Column. WANTED- BOAT OR SHAKE: h Nett. J. C. ROBERTSON. tt1m-1 le OTICE TO CREDITORS. Settee is berrq a �°a�s 1 se des thin) tom, of seven. of the fit ttsea of Omarle. that all cordillera ▪ ala ether semens heves calms amused w 'Maui of Themes Welsh, late of the Towasnip mof. �W�a.°w.a.s.eedsb. le he .. es (Nouse,etHuron. d e( pill, A.D. M.- cab tt ea se ,alto.[ t he tial def ash April. am deed te teed br e'st. Nwee. ur esherwiw deliver tie Me .adsseee a. mtslsu.trtz of tape mime sad effects ay f1 mIs sold Messed at esus P. 0.. =veer to Mame Gamow 1 Aaalteet,ber Oederw.k. w a Ware t� I$ as of Jahr. its. sad manterees. se- /fre trek 4 40see tb• psatardass of the and fifefeetd their of them claim✓. a a.d the ;wens of the ass Id sell=dd Ad M thee. :.ed w. the rlarsrwtrls, � a$er the sew te•�a of July. 1M. diaminewmtilesetbe ares [«[deed therms - oa vis roe rd poly top shims .f wide\ .utter he the said Admiwtratribees aims s ti w Milliregiserede M Om said •assts, er .p hent [•nave& a ear =received weeps Whim ossas obeli sat lie ►new received by kern.sr k�ern SSellsMmRet the Uwe et web dlrtrtteaee Dated the drib dee ern A arm. MARIA LLx ttrt,t 1711. eeltales d bass ter sae. is .ret-al.es and doable boarded bt.es. at es for Bawds Wanted aid fila ter doable. Parties who have hist bee sad wish new ew.rsis ter their biros, y bei sir hives to say apiary ami sus iagsAiled a 111• earth. 1 e500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO 0NOtWE . ARRIII. $ CAYt(J.ON i1ULT1CAMEROIs_�Q.M. ifal 41 D .eases I'. O. Icb. ��altt Loans anti insurance. Awe ARE LENDING MONEY AT Alas waste per was. �I(ieeese Amds. -coil resew t LEwle- Ooderich. Marek alb. Mete I1� plANO TUNING iE. I. BROWN respectA,Cy anaunen to the pp.bll: [bat be M prepared to Tuna sad Repair Ylamos. Orden left at Mn. Cooke's Baro& W dktr tMamptly attended w. Ili work NOT�.1�0.L.--eTHE COUNCIL OFF THE L es of the flaunty of Haro. well ✓stelaetheCuart Route. ii. the Town °f God.riob ea T.esday. the ?std day of June newt. All sos.wta tme�al1a* w rtouaty meet be enervated on or belorr the emend des of the MITER ADAMl0N, Cu. Clerk. IANO FORTE TUN1NG.-M. Rar- roxn. Piano Tt:r.cr sad Repairer. will in town We week. Olden lett at 1/r. Helya drag more or tats oder. From many valuable tniitnon.ale the following la e..et.d .r fadlep.ted eatburtty:_'I tale Measure is reo.iamendlag Mr. Montagu Ralrosd, as • thorough" y nea-Wd piano� torte tuner. earl Mall be T.tik eveARIx6- references a• to bee ability." TON. Co.dactar 1'hIL Mosey. Urpu_st Metropolitan March, AYM Timms. 1 . MSPtaao Teem - (Ii UNTY HURON JULY EXAM - NATIONS. 1811. MONEY TO LEND. -A LA R G E aerostat Private nods fee imest',est d lowest eels mi asst -°teen Mortgages. Apply to OA BROW t Pl1000TOOT. eIf0,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND V ea rano aid Teva Property a lowest M- S. B Herrower.-ma oktata eseae7 f. !TOtf 'I aHsenster*Ai Galeria. R •1 AV. RADCLIFF'E, F1 .1, MARINIE 1; � ate .. rmelmfe mod ieetemTa'nearame Apse". . Abosemet for the Cassels Live stroma txmcaawea Cw- Money to lend on Mortgage. either in Tow. es Porro Property. a an any te mit the borrow ern. O.oe (aoeulr Kays bock OdssI ' $200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS To :end on tars and awn property, at low- est interest. Mortgagee percheesd. Nei eest- mtsstos charged agents for the Treat sad Loam Com , Canada, w Canada Laded Credit Compeas. the ,.asdoa Loan Cempaaf of (lasses. interest.., timid 7 per ems. 74. R. Borrowers csa swim mosey is me day, if title sat LAVISON t OHNSTO7, ►174 Asensio*. de., Oeierich. Firer -class, Grade C. Non prole apo••. at $'.0 TO LOAN h !donna! Schools, Toronto tad ([[inti, ea W• T`r`I`r C wedanday. /sty larb. •l 130 p.aa. Thud - clam Nee-peo[e•Monal E..irrsades at Ms Hip 9s'- o . in the Cossip on Meador, Jeer Oeh, 1 pas. Meooad-elep Von-protesIeaal )Rs- aatleaUon a ( r.'y Htfh t4�to•t• M Wed - moles. July Mei. at [196 a.m. Tor Titettises certificates Grades A and R. Examination will begin otter the conclasou of w Pram - .'..4 Watluation. Candidates meet notify the Semetary on or before First d June, w Sebes' where he or she desires to writs nam- ing tie optional subject he or the *Nebo to Cllr•, mid the certile a be or she sew if asI The notice must he secompantsd • .erttbeate of chariots✓ .ed a fee o. M or Sage it the candidata aypiles for a tad as well as a fed clam txamll..aaddea Ne sum MU be /erweeded to tie Departrm t. mime Me fee somem•sie• It Perms tet may es bad trete w 8r tette] !Metes of the High Mcbool. wiD Mese send the sappinleatbtte of their thaddateeM the ('plat 1 to• of the d.'Iuion in which the High School I. situated. !'bird -elate eerie& cares Amy be resew/.o rwezanuet m. PrTER AiiA. 71. D. V. 11ALLOCH. FAQ..[dewy. R. Casa ['read rig �1mimetur. :1167[ May 12Th. 1*.. the erwaaTH8 TORONTO (i AL TRUSTS COY are ►*esa+edtoo dem et t per snit., pay aIle wrTiR1(8 TO SUIT BORROWERS, os Arse -clave farm security. Apply, CAMERON. HOLTa51 CtAwM,ERON, A.eaa for the Tomato Cletus' Trusts Clay. Masses. ('trernmow. HOLT t Catnmow lave .yo a [arse • nieont of private Nada to les t os. Are[ dfise tans security. WsLeteb.Oce.4.1�. M11-tt AT a PER �fTSS O'`tEA)L & MINS O REILLY l are now prepared t!, do dress and mai, mak.n .a the.twrt.et poss.b'. Mite.. Be Ing careful ed �cuuuttners and reed deters. they may be eatlefairtme. Mies O eatIll lea Brantford melba? of [erre Rae► ice. and any per°.n wi.•ti a seat sad wen maple bonnet or hat would do well toggl1veber a call. as she has • seta! 1 meek of maliiweerryy to Pasco of at her parlors. opposite layiey'a }tete[, Hamilton shoe[. oodench. Ont. Cat- this at thg and Ming • speciality. 111114* EDWARD SHARMAN, emotion's and plasterer. trete tae public ter teed✓ eon!tnmrd P•trw.a.e. Ne is still ready to de ell work is W Use In -S Hamadepperiord� er Prices to sail tie them lltaallsefar bdtdiage whirs required. WV -lay. Tor Sale or to Let. I:tSPRA.CE CARD. W. TO0Tr.. 1fin. Lj,'rgadl('B wn i/rn1. He Oa . Ota CCReilorne 1*et.1. The " London minima's.' lneorpersted 1710 The -• National.".eRa1tsalled 1 no "Rawl-ln-head.' the milt' 0smfeas licensed to insure plate glass, in the Domtntos Thr able ash. all ere class and old I A8. :.shed roa1... Mahe fafrts at femme rates. O.aerich. Dee. loth. las. INSURANCE CARD. 80111111 A=. COI'. Tosowyo-- resat died 1!131 PHQIr1x 1NS. ('O'T. of Lamm"( Xsedas e- 1 ifAR RD p. T. of HaaTvomn Ce.a -twasiished lglt Risks taken in the aboveflreacIw Owee od the lowest rate. by H(ORACE MORTON. The unden•gned u aiss Apish► el the CA JA11A PER. LOAN aeV SA US CO. Toto ern. Mosey to Leat es treacWs security, trim 7!W f M Cent-Ckirnss meders a leORACN NORTON. &Myr'rb Sept 11 IAN -r- 1: Amusements. _ FARM FOR SALE -Tins WARN- •=.- GOD/RICH MICR ' niSTi- 1NuTOx 110 RA D. ,d l]l Tt1TE LIBHARY AND RRADI$O Ne. Ali, lard tea.. to of Meat WawaROOM. cera .1 Loot atre.t tad Osstare fit ..ak. restat■irng steres. Tb. -e a eras a ware. than the Gor ren sent will ever build ot. • dw.:iingWiese, taw. lame end room). ea - the lake.-[Du/sth News. Kay. tie Running high jump- : A. ,.,,.,, r ncf hmn. asa hl'san errbhorn are. • Open t m m. 1 top , and from 7 to 10 p.r McKay, 2 -, 3 T. W. Little. iI•and. toren .a we".a.ut... ter ra1.isg ►t•cti Janos ABOUT '2'000 VOL ti 1N LIBRARY- r � ..�t .eulaea "'gag M tee Mr Shakespeare, of British ('seism- ing long jump -1 i. i(tPhsrw,n, 'l A. "Illi,:__. . JAT1N wellelMOTOR. Amb art L4,406wo Imo , w.rwv end iihist std bi., told parliament the other night that McKay, 3 J. McKay. Relining long , berm. 1'e. r.- yy. the Indians of Isis province ought to be smyy-1 D. A. M+Dotnyud, 2 T. W. 01'f3E Fl►R BALI OR TU LENT -s. Js. Y tuas'' , Ms lite given the note. These Indians the o$- little 3 A. McKay. Hop et. and H .set • sansrr of yuan Dern- TdEMaER•1tiP TWIST. ONLY WAIL sled rep bring "rani ire Tres sae teleran sad Resets( 4 jump - 1 IL McPherson 2 l). A. Me- led by 7A. ('. A. llsmker. torsade erto,ent. Donees, 3 J. Matheson. Walking match Seed t Jw�� ?or pan a. -1 O. Ker,, 2 A. M.Ilsllin, 1 J. Me- 1 ,� �.ET__FOR ATZa�RM O►M Ka s rase --1 J. t. OM sf. ! Ii. aa��� M ami Iem►if 1►t..DrrataM. R O. lift"uta. OMR rue.- „m_�' It iowl y arts show, bra their wtaew. daughters and sisters, to the whiteout' e camp and toil6c in their honor it is to seek low degraded people as these Rir Jobe & hill se latr.do<wl i' sw.led W ro . 1 ..• .. ,.. Applleaies for seemiwb'p reeet..d be Lbe.rt..,Is ,sons. GEO. RICs Alai. SO/ MK .4wetary. aodotek. March [alb lie 11111n 1 DLTH OP VI 1's. eleeuI se 55+ Ilbs Am rlt�r. fly U. -� l i �is s dl{i°te was M, t1 tag that ►r desy T tat• to take plsw Whes [kat fast (> (Ieube.t, .teltkYw L5aad th(o to visit,a .54 ..d the Lu.kruy,the pony, is atteud-..s M the fee Hugo, deet igeg bishops tender, • Hugo is eapledag desire th...rvesw of It is repotted that has msaesaipta to F the republic to select his remains .•d W d of hit funeral. [Victor Huge was Feb. 7g, 1806, earl s year. sill. Freon his are of 15 to the Fre first work, a 111111 d. rasa, hme was atirwerof dietimetios t deter, im ww.wd s first volume of Od.s tare w.. assured. t into has been use of the public, as . p.liu novelist, .ad as . as d.p.ei.ut views. II ern g • entered ■ Joseph Bonaparte, king of Spain, he .s amass soert utlieial Lolled high life, but vigorous to be tram early began to show thought whisk distil the vary hour of his his suo•in-law be do the peat dietruyer The priest.] f tel Eos Victor I , d tae .alae Eulogies were pro writer, sad the seat loomed. It is stall . les bitore iltlys.desth. It 1 the poet's nemsia i and that the day o chimed • day cif se wine ell guwrsetei dinettes dial heel Depletions Ecom ernmest [tad hon their ooadeisnes thi rived Mme. Rare dreamed essigistlylis imneadeellgwe ofw Bal his anis. I M s lt n • leaeti. sell Illy°'a wish that hi eeesld hereafter jot n7is.a, Jesh M Most pis* are i d Ihesmelv.s to hi Curiosity is the I rimes dig for a curhedy then they Than is lobi of who bus keep sig commsedmeea wit all, bet the one t keep the small owl There is sones lead who leek eye az the only thing One mien or ` fuer bMdlred sad jest about the righ biasisess. 'Mare is any . and • lip, but not ought tet be. Rather than no thing. I .m withal out ow 10. The two most eny lesseage ash tad Y Motes a KamMem hisilebeh bp Hes rel abetter mese I till. beaten fair[ le Austral Phu NO era meg sayer is ready t world for frogs allow travelling in excellent scoot Not oo• Tory be knows throe( that the ravish propmed Prattd pointed for life spa eeliealm , the Oom t'ap would be at a would be appois riesrs ; the ()the Col. Bir Fuer 8 ersiary to the Oerrnrsor-Germ ted Gera e will oceup year, whim M. assume the eta a.d t had gra favid that lowItWest dr West his Ah semis' oe the, are repeated I seek. -Mama b.eh Petatesse.•w •the •. t a aa%as'k• pw�Hilheme:1141.4•40. rn 1 m.