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THE HURON SIGNAL. RIDAY, JULY 24, 1885.
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NEWS ABOUT HOME.
A Mtd� M ••"'Aa' full .'U t t'
TOW TIMOR.
elYestd r i•~ W a4.. ~ri tie
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Dist wed tbeekelik, hates to
himyare wet • Mahe* salt thee
het f yea awe beam .s isi s, sad
weaseled to a.,egsalty heortn.t Woos.
ltd 4 ss
the oa.• «the whew every
wiry
takes that can be sate pussy Is madesee It
z•v west io haw 7y eery ewes bewsbed I• •
LW clam ssas.er ides the yob t. 1, R. Wed
Mel
The besetltuI •emmer Ilea same. sad the
whew er watch Mrs. t- We. V audios el
eo.gttet ecus knee karst 1t>Mt readia[_asdete-
'ti..ery M truly aaarveimee. Cesasr •.vont et
and square.
They oaf the Midland's' were a serial as
tamp walked *tithe Turr000to'Levet* the caber
Oka moietiess day. Wit if_ rou rear photo M.nd.t!> id ill attract
misiobbor..
yes will ham to call upon R Sallee..
New worsted osstls.s Pa W *bodes, new
INA ►treed' and naw Sesdob sad trig
Iii t new i.s la treessrtaAe new
as, a•bb heats fumigators. nes ser July
files date. B. Ilavessarac, at A. P. Ms
tease
Try Ave woes of Ms new east oil. *t
M,..iers',.nee, *tore. It'* pan wtuv. tree
tees smoke or smell sad L tbe seas brWiuu
haraise oil ever ogbrwd in town. hes des
tfrTwet�� so say part of the time Wb.MMaalt.
r e1at1
The abeap'st Mw osier the mea.
Mrs. Dark a in Cli.tua.
Pio.ics are the order of the day.
Mum Lannon, of Detroit, is is town.
Mier Farr is vesting friends in Dobler,
Oat
Mies Fanny Stitt is vrites at Strat-
fod.
Mrs Lane Barry bas retained from
Balt.
Mn. Campaign r suffering from hey
INer.
Mies Annie Gordon hes returned tress
Mosu..L
Mr Gamow and little et De aro at Port -
Mad, Me.
Last Friday /riming was the coldest of
the season.
There is every prospect of a good
fruit mown.
The Godench band are getting helmets
with ponpon.
L Bingham telt for the told country os
"tlareday last.
W. Williams of Chicago, is the goest
cf his paieatd
Willie Ferguson, of Detroit, weer in
town this week.
Mise Clarke, of Exeter, is the guest of
Mies Meldrum.
Will Doyle, of Port Arthur, was in
town last week.
Mrs. Young. Light House St. is in
very poor health.
Mies Louisa Gibson has retuned from
a visit to friends.
Mi.. Locy Cattle is spending her va-
eatios at Hayseills.
Mr. G. H. Pentons and fancily are rot
tieatiug this soon.
Levi Card low been waking imp .-
Lents on his house_
MissBabel Sharman is speadiar her
emotion at Brantford.
. M. C. Cameron, M. P. returned from
Ottawa on Friday last.
Mus Atkin, of Toronto, is the guest
of Miss Beck, Saltfurd.
Mrd Bleck, West' street, returned
from Toronto last week.
Mies Mary Satre, of Bolalo, is the
guest of Miss McGregor,
Mrs. D. Wilson, of Detroit, is the
guest of Mrs. T. Videan.
Fred Bond was in town this week.
He looted well, as usual.
M,,t. and Mies Delaney, of Dublin,
ares the runes of Mn Farr.
Capt. A. E. Dl.Grosnr. of Port Ar-
- thur, was in town this week.
Miss Crockett. of Haemin•, ie vwtioe
her aunt, Mn. W. Robertson.
Miss Nickel, of Lindon, was the guest
of Miss Rose Halts. last week.
Miss Straiton visited from& thew
forth and Stratford this week.
The Doherty hand win age Sky et
the Palace roller rink shortly.
Josh Thomas, jeweller, of Elgin, all.,
is visiting hie friends in town.
Miss Aim* Tye, of Haysville, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrd Ca'tle.
Messrs. Price end E. Downing have
goes a trip to the British Ialed
Rev. Fr. McManus, of Saniwicb, r
Ila g ha vacation int towit. '
Mies Francis Williams, of Lando., -es/
spending her vacation at home.
Capt- A. E. and Mrs. McGregor and
babe have goes to Port Arthur.
Mies Cameron, of Elora, is the goes:
of her sister, Mrs. E. Campaign.
The painter' harvest -almost every
boast in tows is Laing repainted.
Mr. Henry Martin pommies opening
out in the grocery lin* at hWtford.
Clinton hest (lo'derich at cricket on
Tharsi'y of bit wee, by four rune.
Mrs Matheson has gone to visit her
tbeybter, Mrs. Cornwall, at Detroit. ,
Mr. and Mre Thos. Bowden, of Bow.
Mrs. Kent, 4 BL Thiene., is the
west .1 her daitgbtor, Mrs Kaua, Slaw
lop ht.
H e regret to learn thrt Mr. D. C.
SWwin, Ft issr. �i�ttMd Anis* tadll
The cohorts es the Bay 6i1d road ere
leaded
very bad slate, and s►outd bo aL
e. 4 to.
Captain sad Mn Jackson, of brook -
4a, are at the Alleva, after es abases,
al two years.
Henry /torten and Lanes W.1.os,
two of our old rodents see germs as
Atlantic trip.
Mrs James Fairborn, of Zanier, is
the deed of her purest., Mr. and Mrs.
W. Airdrome
Mrs & Garter and children of Roches-
ter
ochetee are the resets of Mrs. W. Andrews,
Cambria reds
Mrs. 7'. B. Straiton and daegbter, of
Whitby, ere the geode el Mr. Straiton,
.tattoo miMer.
A meshes tai American Lathes are
spending the Melon in town, resting
furnished houses
Mr. goner is patting a entrees shaped
roof o• the residence he puf hailed lately,
known as the memo.
Remember the heed will be et the
roller rick tonight. Some fine lady
skaters will be present.
Mr Polly has a machine for lidding
and unloading his hay, which siva• a
east amnia of tremble
A greet number of ear citizens avail-
ed themselves of the ezeurson 10 Sera -
feed on Wednesday last.
Capt. Coi had returned from London
where he west to consult his physician,
on the state of his health.
Mies Josie McDougall who tree Deem
1 the coed et ben sister, Mrs Kiddy, et
Turwto, hes returned home.
Mn F. I. Unloosen, a Saginaw, s
visittog her pane%4 in town, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Robertson, East St.
G. N. David is making repairs to the
dwelling boor a North at., leamediate-
ly north a the registry cilias
Mr. WI'eeis =ion and Miss Claus
Lhott, of Seeing*, are the guests of
their sent Mrs. Wa •Nott.
Mr. Thome,of Detroit, and family,
have rested the house (furnished) of
13e.. Acheson for two months.
Mo Coyle. of t:oartwright, is spend -
int her vacation with her aunt, Mrs
John McDonald, Rayfield road.
H. L Strang, of the digh School, has
removed to the residence, Elgin St,
lately occupied by J. E. Brown.
Mrs Johnston, Neonate street, sad
her sister Mrs. Kernighan, of Manchest-
er, returned from a trip to Sarnia.
Mrs. Gem** Bersa.on has returned
from the tenors' of her sister wbu died
at 81. Mary's& couple of weeks ago.
Idle, T. M. Campbell sad Mrs. Gems*
Acbwo, returaud this week from Da
troit, afar an absence of two weeks.
It is understood that Rev. Mr. John-
ston, of Parkhill, has been appointed to
the incumbency of St. George's church
Joao McBride, of the Albion, has
p pot in two headho®e bilhard tables
Ara r doing a good basinss in that lies.
The Rev. Mr. Hassiltos, of Hanailtoe,
preacheo at St. G.orgs s o. Soaday last
• very eloquent sermon to "young men.'
Joseph Jessup, of Chicago, has been
ill .•f inlamrn atorl rheumatism rime hie
return from a visit to Godench in May
last
A yacht from Detroit touched at erode-
rich this week, and the yachtsmen per-
ambulated the town to their hearts' con-
tent.
J. M. Sheppard, South street, is hav-
ing his cottage 'Marred to a two-story
knees. It will be a good tub when coin ,
pleted.
Miss Sera Brooks, of Saginaw. is I
spending her hulidays et the home '.i
her pinata, Mr. add Mn. Brooks, Vic -
tori* St.
The Misses Minnie and Naos Strachan
have been v.siting at Sarnia, the guests
of Mime R•hertsun. daughter of Capt. E.
R4 h.rteo..
The bill for relief of Geor¢e Branford
Cot -who :tad made ■pplicatius to par-
liament for a divorce --hob received the
royal assent.
A large Fall or globs of tire was seen
to fall on Friday night last at about 9 p.
re. m the viciilete of lir. Sends resi-
dence, Saltford.
Miss Mary Hunter, who bus heti
visiting her sister, Mrs. Keith, of
Dakota, returned o% Monday by the
1. toted Empire.
The street inspector is seperintendieg
the putting down of a sioewalk on North
street, in front of the H sass on and Bruce
Loan Asensiatu,n.
-Mill° tickets were .id at (ieoi.,iel,
elation to Stratford inaugurators on
Wednesday. home day Stratford will
Wave to reciprocate.
The lacrosse match between the
'union of Gielerich and Clinton on
Ms. F. fieseath, Semple ttY�{, wee
cereal with 'oddest illness tnhiie trestun.
Mg from Holea.seille a Wedae.day
lass, and medial aid had to be 1tw'mo•
d Her sow els the meed.
Paaw>Aat,-We dAsM .bar
that )rt. Weight. of the J , re
mewed se tstwstasassw Meths= the
imepwutesa caieemowisaes,
lie psaswr inali.ph ,speratur of Mat
Sewn.
hint Best, mother of the Memo.
Best and Idea Juke Seibold left us
Thursday sum, foe a trip be the of
soontre. litre will take poesy w the
Parisian, as will alip Masora Dowsing
and Prim
ss
X0 FOUL PLAT.
Ai.wtn er Ma ssfiim ee he as rrw.ea
' Meld en Ste fir* WOW sage tees. basil.
the MOM Mrs
� w 5. lyselady of the Ise
is, p trgg Wit bttWtt Ike Werth-
ieRt euneeee, es the heft readea•• of
, in flsderhi tewaship, on Fri
dal The bodybed Mea dioia-
` WHM,.••. t , , 01 �r W�Zurr .:A
d , bream(4 deceased. Aa
N Indhe the greyed far essay
three was, of mares, very tame
of the features
Whole the rain fell in toriws/s is tow%
ea Tuesday morning, ae rain fell tee
stiles dirtiest, sad the evKy of Intim-
Mg to the rail alar was gaits as mime -
meat to the people, who said it resembled
ms eery Ger
L MoCasn. of the (bedet ch W oils
Mill, is deism • steady bosoms to cos-
toga
wtow work. By the ways those needing
blanker minimfor minimwinter, shoul
get her prised He will be glad to melee
entente at any time.
The supply •teener Celtic trona Nin-
trsal,wbich arrived in port on Haturday,
evening with • plower, party ow beard
hada oo zemeat of hardware tar OW
Crabb, mwehest, which be percbased is
the old country market.
On Thursday last a large party 01
Americas escereio%i is arrived is Clods.
rich by tit. steamier Beriesw Valley
feet Detroit. They were taking the
round trip, sad did ant fail to take i.
the fall promenade at G.dencb.
D. McGillivray. M. A., pnichei
Knox church o. Sunday evening, Hi/the
place of his brother. His oetmoa was
good one, and he Fires pnueti.e of sw.-
saea as a preacher. We uaderetand then
it 1. his intention to mow the ministry.
beingim
Meier/ Tbof Messrs. T. Den -
J. Gnv.t Wets, W. Craig, A.
y, cies GC. J. Disney, H.
Wise, W.War, J. Wow, D. Jams • id
IL Baer, fermis*.
The milksop hest takes was to 'stab.
NA the Nulty oil the body as test a
rti Trish, the brothers Identify►mg It
by the hair, .si gswerel .ppe.tenee of
the r.is.ies. while Mrs Joke W tggtng-
tes identified the absurd ••d ti•wwre s.
thus* with which she iremed the body
orf Mrs That.
The j.ry im•pw•d the seller steps is
the tildes, where tae aeidest
pstsed, sad proceeded with the or
Menai.
Mas J. wuttwrwr.-Was called is
emm.R.ly after the accident, .rid
ut.h the budy and L7 it out
f a bevies ea the wt leg as large as
hand, witch leaked as if it might be
by striking a ship, shirks braise
on her flees, sed bruise aeries the beak
of her neck. (It might be raid here that
a plank 4y in seek . position .arses the
a eater step., that • person falling back-
wards would strike their neem oa the
plank..nd it was thought that the .trik-
irig of the had mined the wj.ry sed
000s•quemt death.) Was oencen that
theae were no other bruises or marks op
the body.
Kr. Trick said the hired girl. Char•
lotto Porde*, came ramming down to the
mill at about 3 o'clock on the day of
accident, and maid "Hurry, mink, Iles
Trick's fallen doves the caller.' She
mot *thief!, and I followed. Found
the body tying at the foot of the steps,
erouowise of the entry. Did not take
her op it first. Looked .round and saw
Iwwi (iis sue) metal over the bridge,
ma motioned f.e him *mum as quickly
as possible. Noticed the butter and
bowl, with her tum partly around it,
lying at her left side ;bad to rwame the
bowl before we moved the body ; we
brought her body up and placed it on •
bed. Had not been op to the bow
from the time he lett io the worst., tilt
the aesident happened. Dida't go for
dinner, es wee very bevy in the mill.
Mea Triiet was brought hoes. from Clin-
ton by the second boa, mid only saw her
that day se she was passing the mill
door in the wages ; had mot soma her be-
fore bines Sunday afternoon. Sent for
Mr. and Mrs. Wiggington as soon as the
aoedeot happened mid than sent st cave
for the doctor. W hen the doctor ar-
rived, and had examined the body, I
went to undress it. to see if them were
any marks ow it, but the doctor mid it
was unnece.ssry, es her week was brok-
en, sod he did sot think an iegeeet
.eeesasry. Th. body was quite warm
when the detour examined it ; did not
pay p.rttculer attention to this fact when
be int moved the body, but did after-
wards
By Mr. Clark -"Did you thiuk the
position she was found in the least sus
pic►ow r'
Witness --Did not. Hadn't the least
About 100 exeurwi.aise from Inger
moll and Woodstock emus to town on
Wednesday Oat, sad spent the day tame.
The reouinder of the acersios with the
band stopped of at Stratford nn the
way up to est the Baby City itaugerat
ed.
Says an exchange "T.n year: ex -
perigees i% battleig with the entertain
ti.. of juurnaliatic ld* hal tseght ea that
the Shah who makes it bis business to
dictate hew a paper should be res may
usually be foetid amebae his reading in
a barber shop.
The Goderieh excursion party to
Stratlord o% Wednesday did not return
until about 2 p e. am 'llpteday. having
waited to see the fireworks. A member
of the Godsrieb band played with the
Doherty bead, which took woad prism
at the tourn.Sheet.
At a meeting of a .e•sioo of the Lon-
don Presbytery last week, Rm. John
Carrie reported that he had moderated
in the call of the Wardsville sad New-
bury congregations,, Mr. Root McNair,
formerly a resident of Godsrich, being
their unanimous choice.
High Kerr, of Ingersoll, who was a
resident of Goderick about twenty yeah
ago, dropped into our sanctum Thurs-
day morning. He says there is quite a
change in the old town .ince he was lest
hen. He spent a jolly time with • let
of the old heeds dung his stay.
Thos. McGillicuddy, of Tie Si.hp.t.,
left on Monday last on a me nth'. vaca-
tion. At Allendale he will join a partyJ
• *mare ware seekers from Woodstock
Zcollew, end ptrooe.d to Muskoka. His
in Heron hop. to see him return
improved in bealm and strength after Ins
respite from labor.
Among the well kept gardens of the
town is that of Hon. A. M. Rued W.
T. Richt*, a "Lancashire lad,' is in
charge of the premises, and he carries
with bis a lot of information on the
culture of Cowen, fruits and vegetables.
His early cucumbers have been tickling
the palate of the Colonel and his friends
for several weeks past and fir. Bick1.'s
careful culture can be seen ii everything
from the eines in the green -louse to the
lettuce row.
Mrs. Davis, of Detroit, arrived from
Detroit on Thursday last week to visit
friends in Ashfield. She was accompani-
ed by her son, who was in delicate
health. The child became gradually
worse and died before the end of the
week. On Sunday last Mn. Davis and
her husband left on board the Saginaw
Valley, bearing with them the casket
containing the reusing. A nomher of
sympathising friend. from Ashfield ac-
companied them to the wharf.
GaRD6' PARTY. -A garden parts was
held on the handsome grounds of Mr.
.1. A. N*f tel, *(oath st.. under the aus-
pices of the Women's Christian Temper-
ance Uni ,w. An enjoyable time was
spent by all who attended. Refresh-
ments of Taro us kitid, Including
herrtee, lemonade, dIMILV weep ternisk.mi•
at reasonable rotes daring the evening.
The town bend was present a porton
'f the time. and phired several kerion..
The ladies .,f the W. l`. 7'. 1'. deserve
credit for their untiring efforts to make
he affair a success.
(fhuredey last week was won ey the form- i t
sr by too straight goals.
Fred McDonald is speeding his t
racatioe at his home. We understand d
he has w.en app anted to a vovernment
paation an the N,rthwest.
We understand Hon. A. M. Roes and ' ;
S. Malcolins..n, of Gtwl,nch, and Mr.
Finlay and others of Guelph are going I c
to Muskoka on an excursion. h
A despatch from Sault Ste. Marie says
tie Canadian steamer Quebec, bound
own, struck a neck at Devil s Gap, in
the north passage. at 10 n check on Wed •
nesday night. The steamer Ontario
ightered her of seven oar loads of
freight, mostly wool. The wind
hanged on Thursday night and his.
er off, and she sunk, stern foremost, in
Ell feet .4 water Rhe is insurer!. hull
ori partes, for $110,000 No lives were
et. The Quebec beMuge to the North
Western Traneportstioa Company, and
valued at about $40,000. Word was
recurved that the owners had served no-
ce of abssdosaaewt on the underwriters.
Hottest, Tete. A visit to (treat Brit •
-
in at this wane i,f the year is jest tits
ttaaardle. are the guests of C.A. ti umber. The town band, under the leadership ! 1
t.1 R. Parker, is "making its presence •
C. C. Roes purposes sojourning ander fe:t ' o:dinonally The members have l'
the parental roof tt r the comimc nwnth. made good progress during the g aet few
Mss Tome, of Barrie. and her nice. 'menthe. a
Ws the *nests of Jodie and Mrs. Tome. A y"1"gt:431 friin Clinton, mho came 1 ti
rite, has been up with the ew
scsioniste on Thursday ;
Mrs. McMullen, 4..uth
K of • rheumatic attack for some time. east, -rade tinsonhandpurcba 0n town,
watch she put in a hand bay, containing r a
A number of C'lintoniana were at the some gold inn. and while the cars were t
Pease roller rink on Thursday even. in m ,Hon on the return of the train to
tag. C:int. n, ss, inadvertently put her hand gni
Kos Ella Warner, of Adrian, Mtcb., 'wt of It ear window, triad the had with Li
L „ye" Mr cora.••, Mrs C. A. Hum- to contents dropped on the tract;. some
her. distance (torn the station. The cis due
Mr. Attrill has ta:.en away the wire or would not clop the train, so
haMA, him the river, and lett the flats youar las] nn Mr return to Clinton i A
hies telegrspAed rip ti. • isorgo xecullough to r
make in.toiries rtnoerning the loss, la
Row. Mr. .1..hrtst,••t, n( Ailes Orate, I whish he did. dtlmasely bairn¢ nit 'R
we peu.eh a1 St. George • on Saida, it was picked up by nowt* man who am
hart
hin.. The rats" were never on Low. For
$30.35 yua item buy a rnnn.l trip ticket
d for 6 months, from (Qedench to
verpool, Cam ,ow, L• Rule Berry or
ReMM. by the old reliable Allen Line
Royal Mail steamer. These tickets are
good t• tr' and return by any of the
Ilan mail steamers, one of which sails
men Quebec every Saturday. Pnr speed,
nnf..rt end safety they aro unsurpassed
hart sea mote Two clays are pawl
covet 1hw heautrfol scenery of the Mt
emote For lot of nailing.. tickets
d all information. apply to H Aew-
iutvo, general railway and steamship
eke( agent, ties, the rot Mee, God.
k.
anted all noir go of et. The affair La
David ilcfhUivray who has hewn re. i was then pot into the hand* oft omits- an
Bions. Mr. Reynolds in the hank n1 hie Vole litho .nccevoled in getting the .v
(Iemnmeree for the past ton weeks Id1M handbag from the man, "rim tsseatne ti
aw Wdaadsiy bra position in Poems* 'afraid of .on.gaeaea rie
the cellar saps, and cautioned tier, taws of his epleadiol ship low the est-
edast.st wkutg any stavisiovt tb•t utmght Issws ktad►aas eahtbimed by all os
criminate her•ei1, sailor she desired to beard.
make it. She gave lour evidence without Of the thoughtfulness and attentive of
say pertioeler memos us serveornerm, tb•bip s 'inward. M►. P. F. tbr,sey,
as follows :-- isad haobligwg •ssi•tants, mer and all,
my gs
"I west over to Ow. hoaftert we wish i•. make sepeo al Mtion.
With tamale hie buadred pasagn.ws to
&tread tot without eases help "ruining
almost carat nuou.ly night sad day, they
sold testy amply provided tar the waste
ul all, bet did se is must eheedu) amd
kindly fashion. W. .tel i•ng remem-
ber as awe of the few plummet land sits
of the North West mespeigabeitableitott
trots Port Cather to caste,
as tt has been by the kindness and .sa-
sidesstine of our good friends of the
Uaitsd Esapom We semen boner ea -
peens ..or leeliees thus in the Whim d
pod uritis► nonage, by Riving them
rousing cheers fur the a, and her
"riltbt rod raw..'
On lethal ct non eamtai eirded eiders
sod noes.
Mrs. Trish mien 10.h frees Conlon. es
Moaiaq, with Ler sea. fade bash
sheeny, sten psis es 1 r.peaped the kitsiwi
door saw Mrs. Trick (.0 h.akwarie ie
wt wile,, sad hoard irer sy "Ob Y'
/y tot p to Wk et her, bet w to the
oil sed held ]tr. Trek to mime quiet,
se bis► Usk W fallen dew. the otdl.r.
/lensed km halting the better duh 1.
her ernes as she fell. Was ot. good terms
with Moo, Trion. Had hear living at
this pleas for fifteen scathe Mad hese
hired to some mid work by Levi Trick.
Mrs. Tri.k had made the first ms�.g.-
meat (Ile. Trick here stated t►at h.
bed nothing to do with her eneagsm.ot
whatever, as be imply occupied the
pastime .d • bee d.r tut abort two
pars j Never dissented with yrs
Trick het once, which was over a year
ass Witness sold lire. '!risk, 1.c..10
mime home frog Korea, phot she mead
wise Isms, but had no patticSIat row,.,
other than being in peer health, she
wonted to go home for a whit..
This concluded the 'widens*, tied after
about half an hoer'. eu.4.esiioe the
jury return • verdict that dr -..sed mote
t, her death by secedentally falling dews
the *eller steps, and that so far as they
were able to 6.d out no btsme or w
pisiow was attached to any pianos what-
Mtter.
As matters here turned not, it wotild
here been a great deal bettor, and mots
satisfactory tri all partes, had an lagged
been held when the accident happiest,
*sed much •seless.atnew would ham
beets avoided. There certainty was not
the slightest fact brought out to et -idioms
to strengthen the suspicions of Mrs.
iri.k'. trismd., sad N was injedieioss
fat them to go to all the trouble they
did, rodeos they the ught the inquest sad U1 t esti • prof su st esu
'rook' develop sometF.ing more than swishyaia i i t.d5.` I . sousaut re.
sh ' arjomiidommm new e: 'W ~•uncoil its t
they were in pveswi•.n of ehmaaesgives se and stessehey„ to
At the t'NM race., a mow,
The l,.11owleg guests are staying et the' Maas, arm hay sed. spotP. *' WA1.t.Agx
Poitou Fars.: -
Detroit -Mrs.
-Detroit-Mrs. Rufus W. Clark. Mies LION= AND DAT SCHOOL FOR
Ellen Clark, Miss Bessie Clark, Master
Rehm Clerk and nurse, Mrs. tsars, Hee-
mak, Mies Hancock, Mrs. Thos. Law-
rence, Mies Lawmen, Mies Loraine
Lawrence. Master iHoratio Lawrence,
ksad nurse, D. P. Work, Mrs
, 2 children, M», F. A. Work,
Mrs C. it. Field.
Bey City. -Kra L. L. Hotchkiss, 2
childrrs sad amps., Mrs L Y. Williams.
East Sagia.w,-Mrd Mal Hparenrieh litTURSE GIRL WANTED. -To arum
and said. Hiss Pepe Hesreanch, Master lr taw wroth. I. Pert Arthur. flats M
Max H«ve.rich. Me. and Mrs. Jos. Pert Arlen aad more will be fait AWAY
.t ase. to MRt . A. A. McORixOR, as cur.
Dewitt e. Last .area. 11 1
Dentistry.
' ROOLr1RTON, I. D. S.
t)�e► <lsd Ji
renew s Hall, was:: 8a.
fias.mds► Ckagw med•rate esu work .r. -MINS
(he People's tauten.
QTRAYED AWAY TUESDAY Mow
tow. a red and white ewe. egad abaft a
Ceara
Abysm rotundas the* w tea. N.
tlA V tog win be rewarded. ROM
SATCHEL LOST-BETWZ&l4 &..i-
ron and tee tenet ItusMp's link a stmt
black s ssohd with ase 10,44. ersatnhwa a
orarrisies my�ln• tber �hAmy pwvhe eat e
*Moe w'1 be euk1W ,.*.rde& frit
A. CARD OF TISANES.
1 begskr. es behalf etmyself sed W so
pprrowms .�w tett us, to ger Mmes 1.
>rassIleMtrs•d •itchy, who ds*te while
de.trepwd car rW.niaaid es.1
tmtwte ss estswtll a eau the times.
1 1 yeses ladies and eh1Yssa. Msatttsl
eontiem. baps Aavwmda tkstee•i lnstreetle•
a .1l bramahsa; beat Sheets sad an .dean
tams'. Timer Ike beset as* tads& RIM par
Wsear. F.II sews. epees Sot. t0.
sad referrers* Min.• 030303 =.
RATER A. 11, Oederlek, Oat. 1111.41
SUMMER BOARD WITH LARGE
MOMS. well hammed. In mem beam with
este•dvs Arwo.4 Geed table and st*
arca Terme reeeeswila Address P. O. bees
t71t Oederici. Out. fesl41
Stewart. Master Duncan Stewart, Mies
Jennie Stewart. Mies Gracie Stewart,
Mies Mary Stewart, Mies Esther Stewart,
Mn B. B. Rasa
Lowden -Mrs H. Becher and maid,
Master Campbell Becher, Master Lorne
Berber, Master Archie Becher. Mrs.
HL J(YF1CZ -THE STATL'TL8 OF ON.
allmeth, 2 children end nares. L TARIO. IS Yin lees• are row ready her
SABOKTHAND.-ISAAC PITMANS
PNONUO RPH Y. The aeon pet,star GI/s-
tem ght l.otrsetios books for salsas Tea
Warsshorthand. Krere hof teed tlW •cid
Providence, R I. -The Mew Cat- distribution az ',tweak,. at tie root a=
tartach, Puce, (IMenteb. m Ja.:ew mess w Naas.
Fremont, Ohio. -Mem Heiner. others entitled to acme.
IRA L.&WI1,
Clerk of the Powe.
The fieaesm.b fiseiaa,. 1 OMrl
Oaf* .r Clerk et tbe Piro', Usch Jay
We publish today a list of the win- Isis, trot 1111441
sins numbers draws at the Godeneh rhISSOLUrton OF PARTNERSHIP
Boar, whin# opened to the Ist instant-
Although
nstan1.Although sot yielding the return expect The ttb:le !s leerchy aottae•d that the arm of
ed, still/ tf.ere is sufficient to jwtify the J. L. �uttren tan, Cte.r )t.t.wtlactarera.
easery,nA on bt.'*es.. u rick, has tea day
.tatetment that the bazaar has been a teem d4*olv.f M .suit.a of thee. The boo
s000ess fima.ci.11y ; and for this the good apes w!U as carried oa by J. D L•tteell.
t).ted t Ooderich chi loth mho d J tab,
pastor, for the beae6t of whose church b j, D. LEYWKEELL_
it was held, is deeply ersteful. Father wnt-.t toe. iTRACHAN.
suspicion, and never rued any ezpressron i"$utera requiems us to convey his war N)D
that would laid mime to think he hard...,__est thanks to tine friends who sr, gen.
$ Mr. Clark -"How was it her fnobly Misted hie enterprise. rine to
teeth were found in the garden c ' that he will n member their great kind
Witness knew nothing about them, °M' and endeavor to requite it as far
supposed she had washed on her return it the possible for him to du sat. We true
home liven Clinton. and left them in the that the effort to relies•s the ere, itis
wash bowl, when they got thrown out. mutt h e will not stop short here, b
It was a common thingfor her 0, that those who here already done moist.
[•• thing towards that laudal,le object w'
e•. Jon% Norn"r. wi:spas.
Zest %immeh. July bad. teat. 11Bs,st.
74111
r ( ( GENERAL SERVANT GIRL
Vtw.t\TKflllla(Rt►1ATRLY. Returnees"
••7 required. Apply to 1555 M. O. CAMIIRON,
. Ka..t eruct. 1Asatf
sst i DISSOLUTION OF PART`NZRSHIP
The 4srtnerih:p beretotbreet5bting het wern
ut the 'inlets:gn'vl as tar,neva etc., bra been this
4e) disco: vee: by to us tial :morel.
tli ANURIW
ADAM D. NooVET
about without them. (Mr. Clark said he renew their efforts and aco.mphah mom
never knew her to be without them whoa thing more. Th..te who Lave not
she was visiting him. J one any'thine should make a beginntng
There having been a good deal of in this direction. it it serer to., fate W
gossip over the circumstance* that on do a rood act -never too late to assist a
the
the Sunday, previous to the death of good cause -and the mite contributed.
Mn. Trick, her husband had left her in whether for Faith or Fatherland,
.11,Clinton that evening. and drone home though humto t
humble, a blessing he giver
with Miss Perdue. Mr. Trick detailed as we: