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Maytag purchased • earled of nal benetae
Emela w vs q obeaa
Ib Mee me sums tM..-...«Mem. a0 .
1t 7et 1Me most beees met -
sore iltBila y viehe dime iB.
Wawa,. theostatr.will do Me beet to
seta* rem
Mmuse. In
*moos AA tar es las
Mre• "re..must hem Oe t is
e.
I m. ne•.m...as,w,whe t well
es
W sine well mapan seer d spinnesse
est lie them
wq ma &Mt g111or ve the yee •..!wwre tae
in
i eeid Jewery..add mt,s.wb.ted•at icy
W. T.. Weia the ewetler asdr.rawgla Mw ae
y:'nemeef.m smd.. m Yii=ieawtN
rfel as. saxe yeses hMaia 71ow
phoc
lalral
ere week
4 hgt wools♦ 1.119 o ln thepeeler '* IMAM w of the
t7Prwer aamr ttrews
"M- et.tssp ,, iosit polsuresiese R. sMsis (hli.ed
.ewwesr6 •v from . 011ie ween street
Wfl ?Ai.ORI$Q."-uern..rsr,-O.r
is sew eempletb for tin andstator
essmemossololy be
est .wlptle 0Om .1 style s --' 1 Tate • obeudbe
llmillh ...4 pate....ad M esevGoed.
IL Mocammetec. at A. P. Malan a
Mea SL Speae• is .iitiag friends at
Orator
Nie hash Shocks bee returned to
Tanto.
Mr. Osomm s is speeding this week at
Loudon.
TM= ef Col. Rose have returned
from1sMelia
;
r
ovart baa returned to h
berm
Mae il. Raid Me returned from Mr
trip to Oleadend.
Miss Ida Williams will love for The-
reto ea iemry.
Mies Thompase, of $twaMroy, has re-
amed to her items.
Yea deo. Th0.paoa Ne visiting her
mistime at•atostbroy.
Jams Hydra was in town dunng the
week, grades gelation
Miss Elim Logan reteraet from her
trip to Seria•w lad week.
Th. town bead is still improving, and
..Ow a credit to the town.
S andford &d m his returned from •
psamer'seolouusa Meridiem.
Mr. Ems, at Tarranto, .pent Sunday
with his family, Swanley street.
Mr. Seager is preparing to remove to
lee nelsons ow Echos street
Rev. Mr. Caul. of Broesels, paved
(iodrids. on hie trey to Detroit
Kee Wilkineos, attheChicago Home.
will niters this .eek from Tomato.
Mrs. Wilson Salkeld was is Torero
lot week, mating her fall perabows.
Geo. Acheson ameshing his egriewl-
ttnsl again in the IWrtbwest jaet now.
Jas. A. Mac[ay, of Weirton, paid •
brief visit en the toss daring tie week.
Alex. Souders Me Iran d.lig • Image
Sem trade et Saginaw and other plasma
Yrs. Charles Noble. who bas been ill
for some time, is getting better tepidly.
The heavy rate of Wdeedaw monad
• postponement of the I.•ekiow games.
0. C. Crabb hoe been of Ram looking
for Moraine ie the various lime he deal.
i■.
Get your fall show pastiest dime at
TMs Snow. Aim. It well pale you to
du ea
Mn. Turner left her Godo i.b resid-
wee for Mr home i. 8t Looie Jost
week.
Mi. Bello McKeate, of Ebro, is
W go.m of her riesin, Mrs. J. C.
Harriette.
Rev. Peter Addison. 4 Newcastle,
was the guest 4 Rev. T. 11. Campbell
Ism week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sawndtnon, d
Richmond Hill, spent • few daye in town
her week.
Miss Vie stench. of Toronto, wee
the gout the week of her mother, Mrs.
R. Dona h.
The euroul,00 most have been skaken
op by the severe winter, the plum crop
being ao abundant.
A. Dsctnim, who has been ..ending •
low days the carat .tf John Pridham, hoe
waterbed to he home.
James A. McIntosh, merchant, of
Pat Arthur, reached Ouderbk, hie old
borne on Tuesday last,,
Mrs. Morrison, wbii•lisse resiting
her mother, Mrs. Jeesop, returned to her
home en Thursday Wt.
Mr. Symmetries and family have no
tented to their borne at Detroit, after
spending the summer here.
Mrs. McLaren, of Begins.. has bees
the rest .4 her sister, Mrs. Robertson,
Rest street, for some time.
F. Jordan lase been app..inted agent
for Dr (tiles' remedies. en advertisement
of which appears elsewhere.
Mw Pridhe., .d Pi.int'Edward. has
been the guest of her uncle, John Paid.
ba.. for two ur three weeks.
Mier Welsh, nl 8sforth. .1.. is the
reel of Miss Carroll, Vittoria street,
returned t.. her hose this .eek.S.
At St. Peter's, nn Sunday ..it, the H
hest of the Nativity td the Blessed
Tolle Mary will be solemnised. .ter
Ree. 1r. Wailers rat tweed from ref
Quebec .en Friday evening last, and w
a c.ted et Mullett on Sunday lest. of
A ran sod • ratter will be mold at et
Roos's section room .l one o'clock no
Sererday. The article..est be weld. T
Wise 1. Dornan and Mw M. Floosieth
hate returned to their home in Den- B{
odd, otter soot week.' ray in (indench. $
Mies Mosgise Martin, daeghter of .1, M
C. Bonin, left last ww•k to take • course
rt the Wateya. Ladies' Collette, Hanoi ,n
a... w
1. R. Miller. 1'. S. 1 , and famt!y, 1..
Mee returned frnpi T.•rontn, hal ism l M
sone Jely and Aortae in the Queen left
O4. D
„r .. .... arm,-- i.1.v-
RLateseCilerdM dei Ret `ilk left
mhos' het .•eb, the brew p.wd-
i le Terelate sail/M WNW b Weed-
Meek
Mia W. U. Wye*, of 141.1.., spent
• morph a weeks at the bests of her pe-
rm*
.rheas. Mr. and Mrs. Casai•ghasi.lie ee
Boal.
A $1 hill hese A. J. likameguill, 0/
reminds ea Mot he i. 0411 to
is iy, .ad meet have Tor
Requiem Dig► Mar was slog 1 the
e1air of Bt. Peter's, oohed by Elis.
W.M, of Seef..th, Ret. 1. Lota
ell:aeinms
Nee. Maoailton Wytle. d eb. Sarnia
diarist, i. ep,ndimg • aaph of wet. its
est zreelewiy town. abs guest dl
Om Ora.
It.
twee,
Twisty -our aceta were impomtled ors
Th.rugq sight of him seek. Seine .J
theaoimds were in for the °bird tie
this ...e...
Lewis Elliott left for Leedom ea Te.. -
ds y morsi.g on r extended tripP Iu
Logsdon, Pert &•sly, and other
pl.. .
se Luke ONaria
The Mime. Howland, who have leen
he the pest two weeks gue.aa of the
Mime. Reis, lett for their Isom. b
Detroit us
Senora Ogilvie, of Montreal, was tbe
g oer of hie patter sed relative, M.
Hutehisne rat week. From Imre be
mot to NimRara Pelle.
Bra ToiAToa .-W. T. Sickle, ger
dower for 0.1. Rom, M.P.P. , h•. on
Masks for ..o.w whopping big teemetrsa
H. leads i. that 11..
Frank Elliott ad Ed. Cox hare re-
fereed hoar their Brussels trip T1'hh.e
were esi.eil.g Olam.l d..onth a ghnrwh
i. that smiling village.
Ivory young moo .f Lamm' Iaod.o0..
will be misers* et the Wont nuns.
on 8.tsaiy evening. Let the old war
home also be on tad.
Reuse Rim. riak will be opus
for skating 1. ramming, and the town
band will be p...&. TM rink will be
deooent.d for the eresi•g.
ih. Ales. Hutchison, wan d
Hutchison, ni t be harbor mill, e a pude
vaccinator in Mumma, sod has beet
very May during the pest three
Visitor Smith add Angus McDougall
leave ea Monday t mood the Medea
eehonl of Oode.ieti They ere both
pupils d No. 3. Onoy.-{Brw.mb Posit
Mr. Crabb b.e purchased a now engine
for be tiebshiag machin., sod a prep.r.
ed to fin .orders in that iia*, the new en
tine heft capable d ° superior
won.
Mia Oils o.nmdall. who baa been
guest of the Mmes 1 the peel
two math, left for her 1S.t
es may.
A correspondent write : - "A most
reliable waetbod to take out apple stains
is M boil milk, and dap the stained pert
in rubbing lightly until the stain diap-
P«a..
Magma. Firearm has gone Marily in-
to the plum bueinme, tad a &hipping by
the hundred bsakda The plum' trade
hes been booming since the in of the
ttw.tb.
Miss Welsh, of aimforth, song the
"Avebeautiful solo Mori." at the
Offertory at 8t Peter's on &today tnnrs-
sy hat and "Bearer my God to Thee
at Vespers.
John Naive, jr., d tb. LicAipm.
Farmer, Detroit, spent the week to
town, on the roes oo of hie sister's
wedding. He looked as bright as a
silver dollar.
Mrs. Oliver. (ia.r Linda Creasman,) of
Galt, has returned to her berm., after
spading two weeks at the Isom of her
merits, Mr. eat Mrs. M. Crntmen,
Ha.iltos street.
Mies Jane Hindle and Lawrie Maguire
left os Sunday by the steamer Saginaw
Valley for Manistee, Detroit, Buffalo
and other panto, expecte* to return to
Turoatu by Christmas.
Piano Ttntitao.-We direct attention
to the mw advertwmest of E. I. Brown.
piano tuer. Mr. Brown deserves loved
support as a resident t uner. He is also
agent for pianos and organa
Geo. B. Robson, photographer. of P.
trolis, .as was in town during the week,
and gore n a Ball. Goderich hoe double
attraction. for Goa B., and he looked
serene and happy while hen.
We are pleased to learn that Messrs.
Robert Porter and Charles Sumner, two
Seafurth young stave, who have opened
out in the jewsky business in Onderich,
are doing well Mare. -{S.atorth Expos-
itor.
The afadanee at the High School W
increased to 108, which 1. higher thea
the usual attendance at the time of mat.
The Oodench High Sehe3l is deservedly
prosperous, as it hes an mitt staff
of teachers.
Mrs. W. Teo and daughter if Ply.
mouth, England, are the guests d O N.
Darin. Mrs. Ter re a daughter •d Mr.
John, of Colborne. Mr. Wm. Yen was
proprietor of the British Exchange hotel
here about 26 years ago.
J. D. Luttrell was ie Detroit haat
week purchasing stook for he esenufao-
ton 4 cine. The Saginaw Volley, Im
reports, sae in • rough sea on tbe way
hums. broken crockery and se..iokeess
making up the programme.
George Carryall, ono of P. Carroll, rti
thio town, and a graduate of Goderich
High Sch.".l, Named very successful!) in
he prirtary examination .4 t1. Law
•ciety. He was fifth in • list of twenty.
• is • promising student.
Richard Vanotone, for the past three
lour jeers a lew student in the otlte.
Carmeron, Holt dl Camerons, left Jost
*eh to take a position in the law r See
Mr. F..y. o/ orr,tn. Dick is a good
d ent rd a &went fellow.
Clara► Ix.-r.atowa.--The Grand
runic Ry announce following cheap
res from Underlet to Toronto doring
P great fair - Sept 12th 1$4 00 ; 14th
00 . 15th $4 00 . lt*h 814 000 17th
300 ; iteth $4 00. All tickets goad to
e rn until Sept. 2110.
E. J K. Dungen passed his mond
terwted.ate exa.in•t,.m in law. and
as seventh in • ,net •of 21. He has
trained • position ,n the oaken of
rMurriek ! 1'roiehan, T.wooto, and
for his new post on Frady. Mr.
omen was a p.pelar yo.oe .mar here.
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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. SEPT. 11. 1885.
.G .ors .....M.-
retele seholore will meet et the
Mies d the Clot d ti. Puss ma 'hr
day. the lith het, for alto perpae 01
deMotaiains the .amber d greed ed
mote jurors me meisieigelsty .hail seed
in kr
the Weak* yew.
We Wed to leans that young Sloes
Nestle, syn obi J. C. Martin, i ley .
totter trentemot kr hip dream
young haw is bright little , nd
was veryset* erall symptom et the
iet eirib sir app...a
nmp1
The "senior .stoma,' es owe T.,ey
Meer sell him, will Mask who home&
the followfrom the 81wIMsd. cwt:
be
Myer editor 4 abs r
vest . Dew Mese b the .Josie At es
Mea Walter Howie and her &wh-
ite Kim Jamie M00som..k,d Beeetlord,
reamed .0 T herdrty of last week Iron
a two months' .lit to Cleveland. They
left fur their bowie a Musiy hat, sends
were while here the geode 4 Mr. ad
Mta Josses Rsd.
Look out for grad .beep excursion to
Detroit, Pt. Herne! Chseco, Saginaw
and other prole Sept. NM sad 18th.
Teem. sod all ialeemetios see be pro-
owed
eroared from H Ari .troog, City Tisk.t
Agent, O. T. R.. Ment Aliso Liss,
.ear Po neer. Otaderteh.
W. W. H.1chieea, wbe is new wills
the Ogilvie Milling Co., Wianipe/
.anent do wither To■ Sweat, sod is
one of nue later .sb.erib.r. Will, who
is as otlkutinttiu sem-show, will have
plenty a room to travel na these level
armee@ d prairie whew he tabes kis
n est winters' tamp a meeslight
sights.
Rev. 1L )100.n1 mot with a eery
isg.Ier amblirat on 8eed.y night last
He was in bid,tlyher um be left sid.,and
in attempting to tern over opus his
rightlyYet tjit''sboelder not of
joint. _I11 1.& ! bbl the
riot Of 'ski' jhd'Md0*g"now
what nay itis aiAft* Mall fiends,
otarning;' whoa • jlM iisiu was e•f led is
sad est it rigid. Witham Advances
Mrs. 8. N. h "i,4.nted' use week
from a two . ' ii oioir. is the
Northwest. tb• Octet part
d the time in Cberer Manitoba, with
her parents, and stared a few weeks
with fneods in Dakota' on her relent.
She found the three hundred or so of
miles of travel twee traits very healthful
Weerarroca Bouela.so CO cess. -We
wesId invite the attention of parents
detains of ramie, their sons •
• tion to the advertisement o1 Wod
Wood -
stook College. The Business College is
conueetion with this inetitwtion is • good
feature. We own recommend Woodstock
College to err readers.
Geo. Grant only drops the rd aid
line to take op the gum. On. sterni..
1..t week he took a tris up the river
after desks, ad returned with eigbt
is his keg. Grunt has the reputation of
brim ons of the best posted all-round
.p.rl.rut. in town. He has one kelt,
however. He forgets the editors .hem
his beg or basket is full
Oen. -TM funeral d the late Mr.
Louie Lo.owt took place on Saturday
tam from the home of Mr. John McDon-
ald, Beyiald Road, .here he died in the
6111 year of his ages Mr. Lamont was
the brother of the late Prrfeeso. in
Astro.owiy, Mr. John Lamont of a
1 College in German, and brother of Mr.
Claris. lamot, t> OodericL
R. 8. Chilton, jr., of the Department
of State, Weabisgbe, and he brother,
H. Percy Chilton, of New York, arrived
in Oodeeice no Saturday Jost. The
Maitland has already paid tribute t.,
their pisboriel skill to the extent of
forty-five Meek beet, eanght m Mo.i7
at the Fella, not a single owe of whisk
weighed more thea three pomade.
The Pomeroy/hie Works (1!.. York )
for September hss arse to ea. It is a
model shortbread .•gado., ...eie, (and
in the number before as eiertrie), and
deserve. a large patronage- T'1. up.ai-
men of I..ms Pitmen phonography in
this saomth's ares is as plow as print,
ahboogh in the reporting Wyle Mr.
Miner knows bow to get op a useful
argue na
Aix -now Bate ov Bosom., are. -T1.
Memo. T. f J. Story, carriage build.rs
have determined to retire from that bud -
sem, and will clear of their entire
stock of cerriagss, buggies, waggons,
eta, by auction on Saturday, September
19th. This will be se opportunity to
amt gored vehicles at the lower terms.
The Story Bros. are positively going out
of the carriage buns,..
kw CAttrer Wsavina.-Mrs. Catton..'
Ino now a loom in operation on Eeet
street, almost opposite the fowodry, and
is prepared to do the bot of carpet
weaving in a style and at prion to wit
all. Wooten seeks mad. to order, Mr.
Weems .harper .iron.., b i..., ate.,
tied repairs gee., umbrellas, etc W.
ea.meadthese people MM. amsideration
of thuse who are willing to help a pow
bet deserving faaly.
Toe Puss Foa Fames. -The winner
of Mr. Moore's Frwtoh prime the year
wee Master Robert Whitely, who obtain-
ed 136 marks out of a possihie 170. He
was very closely followed at the interval
et only a few a
Wrks by Cl,arlie Stewart
sod Hattie Andr.wa The prise ,usual-
ly • volume .4 poems) ie annually offer-
ed by Mr. Moana to the head boy or girl
of he intermediate Preach class of the
High School.
Our Heron boys are rooming the front
in almost every walk of life. Janes
Strachan, brother of Mr D. K.
&radian, and a former resident of G.d-
*rieh. has been appointed superintend-
ent of .Miners .m the new tunnel now
being bored to .uppt New York City
with pun water. jab .Ill take
oboist four years to complete, and Mr.
Strachan is engaged ler that period at
Oawa&.ww.-The esbeener
Jane MaL•ed, d Gudeeib, from Oen.}
w ith aa•1, wee diaaamed or Th•redy
Sept. Mt, elf Btladdaeb's pees is a
+.r :etrg Mt 1.r aodered b Mildew
M
Tabs ...tHiwt'bo, ..tura., sed dm
wee sowed WM Omitlebe 14. COM.
.the towa.r
d alae Mets, Leet for t(1a
imers
Late Sora. Sate Aspmasse.-Tis
is OM armAmami.** at salt
mhos mirth.
,ad
Weer milli
whish was tossed Mt ybi,
Maters will ie i• (isdedi. The 14 -
'Dyke ewe the Whim% and Mom We
mess the beet and relieba, F
a.il
the trod.:-Pr.id--L Jae
0.William,VIMPre.Wmt, Jobe Smith ;F Peabl y. We we.-.. Me=
ley btu our .11st again.
8. T. Bested•, tee teoo.paished priv-
ate te.wtrwy of the Oh`tio Premier,
.peel a few deme in tows dicier( the
week. H• speaks eight) of Gudertek se
a holies. resort Mr. D.M.d. is brim-
mt.g over with gcodeature and the milk
of home-kiadne., and •.like .ss1
professimal phost'gr.phies, be Whim
in the genera esterase ut *1.
'leaned
art" With Mrs. B.i.tedo, be sha
Mehospitality of his father -in law. Mr.
C. F. Mtraubal, dining his too brad stay.
Jame T. Hamill, of the Galt Reprise
le •e
to be sgrs1.letd. He has now as
partner -it -life Mi. Ane. M. Noire, em
d oar .net estimable yeweg Wins. The
Mot wee tied en W.iad y et the twsi.
deaes et the Inde'. fetter. The kris•
wa supported by her sister, Miss Agel.
Nair., and Nth were attired is brows
silk. Mr. Smith, of (1alt, wee the
g room.aa, A Jorge number of wddieg
g ifts •Heeled the popularity of the bride.
The happy maple left for the .mat ars the
oozes train.
°ovaatee MAkna Wow -We draw
attention to the dvurtiseemet 4 the
arsenal • t heradine Marble Works.
The Gedaieb b.neh will be ender the
management at N. C. Berwasls, eta
atoms well vee mmt.nd d by the Messrs.
VemRose, Beery kind of work will be
. idestrhen. front the moot orally mo.w-
meet -.-.eft. or marble to the hat= errvIW Yali/WO% who lea tipge
mow of Ouduaih breath for the per
live years, this weak grim upon ilia, rod
et travelling agora for the works. H.
made many farads is Gale iak Metre
bin M and in tbe laag.sge d the
. -Thema lest se siebt
To menery novo
BODoan Duero. -Mrs. Jana
did so'desly oe Moeda oven*
home, Mar
her boe, neer the High Monday
while
..ting of a Ma after a brief runt to a
seig►bsr'e tease, where ate had email •
perno. he ramie, is tar seed
ihewalk11 tad spirits. Her a l was is
every sense pared.°, tboegb widen tad
smtap.md. Whoa dimmers by ter
dwebter she was quietly remise es if le
an easy als.ber. The deemed wee
mother of Mr. T. S.eyd, Mea Jobe
Achim. and Maes Jame Yaw, d this
town, and was a sister d the Ise John
Holmes, M.P. Her busily brae mesh
sympathy is their wide. beras.aat.
Mrs. &..yd was hold is bigb •abm by
a .id. garde 4 Motives rd friend&
Tie 8n.o. Tm.-Oa Wednesday
morning lees the mases.. of John Dot
ton, Ontario -at., was the scm of a very
interesting event is the marriage of his
fifth da. htr, Emma Label, to Rabat
Bell, 4 Mostrwd, formerly d 8tatfo,d.
Rev. D. A McGregor B.A.,
t1. marrayedo,r,ouy. The beide ee wee
in cream nen s veiling ao arum satin,
w ith natural dowers, and bed for bee
brider.sid bee coma, Mae Julia Dut-
ton, of Toronto, wto was attired in
metre
wee easist-
.117 wCharlie A. Dutton,d Br s
brother .:f the bales A nember d head.
some and ceetly presents were received
by the bride. The happy ample left os
the afternoon train on their wedding
trip moo, talon( with them the the beet
wishes of their many Stratford friends. -
[Stratford Beacon. Among the wedding
goers were the following from Girde-
rs"'
od.rish :-D. MoGillicsdd , Mi. Kate Me-
Gillieuddy, and MM. T. McGillicuddy,
ester of the bride.
Tse Clinton New Zan .y.:-"ihe
union Ooop.l band meeting, in the Odd -
fellow's Hall, on Friday het, wen the
most interresting and pro8tabte meeting
of the kind yet held in the °aunty.
Quite a number from Ooderich and Soo -
forth were present, and nearly all took
some part in the exorcises of the thor-
aces and evening. Mr. R D. Bayley
btrod.o.d the subject of 'Coeeecrutirrs'
after which the question was thrown
open for disoumion. Rev. E. 8. Rupert
followed with "personal holiness"
Severs' karing testimony to the posses-
sion
ose.cion of *hie blaming. In the evening.
Mr. Gray, of B&Wortht too. op the
gutsiest. Ho. to deal with impeniteeta,''
eliciting many practical sugge$ioue from
those who had been engaged in revival
mono's. "How to dal with inouirer.,"
was discussed by Mr Salt.od. Many
ideas were brought out at the meeting,
of the most practical nature, but .e have
not room to eine them ; it was the
opini.nt of all that an infinite anomie of
good would be the outcome of the meet -
lag.'
8eavies or Soto. - V ictaria street
Methodist church was crowded eu Bun•
day afternoon, when the service of meg
rektinc to the life of "Ch•riee Edward
Gordon, the Christian Hent," was
rendered. Akhwgh in our opinion the
service was more suited for a week day
meeting than for a Sunday service, still
the proceedings appeared to gin goiters!
satisfaction. The pastor, Rev. 0 F.
Salon, roil attracts from the life of
Gordon, and .t suitable times the read-
ne was interspersed with sols, dente,
Annette, Pte. Mr. Henderson sane two
.1.e, in bemire! aryl's and a dote by
he Mimes lean and Rumbll, of Cha-
u*, was retry sweetly rendered. Mier
attie R.abell, a child of .Moat tee
an of age, sang the wake, "Peacefelly
trap" is • sweet voice, and with very
g•r.d expression. The remainder .4 the
mind pan of the programme consist -
of • quartette Ay local rioters, and
sondme well rs.r.d Aortae.* The ri-
ot anal clerionettee wo.tod the moan
with beautlfn1 ,Beet
full
them. Wo understand that
r Salton, .ho h.. sn Englehman's (
V4. 9. r music and singing. is arrenaiwg
some of awns melees b be held in the
teeth Joking the mow.
er
$160 pmonth.
Devotee, - Thomas Fitmirwm•.n., a I H
ealitary drunk, was fined oto dollar and ' y
costa. in all ih 110 for hang drank
August 2eth. The number ..f oases
biwght before the mayor thrn.gh
ss
drunkennehart been Itght the year ed
The tines for polite snort offence. Imre
so ler amounted tn only fah. Before the n
Seo.tt Act the 'mus ietg
pality *sed to et ton
shout 850 • rear from these Anes This in
8s1Rt Aet is knoekieg the pnrluisites rout M
4 the reach of the &hieing clerk. but sn I In
Ions as he dooms t grue.We everybody •
e lm should be etMlaSsd.
us Feriae: -The annual pease of
MtsOrsve Orme" L•d.e will he held
le 3... It. _ Oetdww's grove, Ashfield,
11 ,, . Sept. 1811,
er el ~peona'M
spesken d Me order and ethere hire
bees ..eased he the ee estam
W. are always glad le missive item of
saw from responsible peso.• An
editor wail Ite everywhere, woe ass be
bear eveythieg. Seed Mara any toed
sew d Mieretf, sod seise rise waw
few our ief rmati.a osir. Ws dost
wet soy perused "drive:" at mime
Wieldiest'', Wilmer. We bite the oar
operettas of alt ie hWttg OW lad pages
with Mere it ehd. Brarybody oats
hap as to .roll the mews euls.as.
. A -islets who .ss a wdidete fur
the pelmet* d Loa d.reb. in t1.
tuned St. Mary's, has received an
asoaystowe letter from some use in that
lu.a, whisk rods thea :-"And you
really thought you Soft, here and rel.
over se 1 No, arse ! Not tow Jima.
Nobody that talks eo meek d -n Saw
Act es you did is our tows hall, con
mem W we Mows St. Marys, if it. Did
you ewer get left I Siesed, Yes., OwSora
Rea Mr. Jesse, of Koos Church,
8remele, k at present pr.adieg to both
W Pwnbytertea eosgngatiew, daring
the abeawce of Re.. Mr. RG.om ea vac
ides- Rev Mr. Jame is perhaps the
dint sisietr in Cased*, deieg regular
screws. He isometry sine yywwa.nn of age
and preselme twee every BabbMh. His
raise is still dear, Ms ..emery ..impair.
d. turd few pester. of say age tam gime a
more land and eloquent.07011ioe d the
O
Says the Clinton New Bra : -Mr.
R..mbnll eeeupisd the pulpit .9 Willis
(Presbyteries) Auroh, on Sunday lest.
and pie. toe esoeliest serous.
AMbougk he has bora .ion directly
amotifed with the Methodist Church
denim kis etadiee for the ministry, it is
seaaally .adeeetood that be perp.,.,
et so dismal lay, throwing in he alley -
Mee with the Pr.eytrian Church.
B• i. • clever resort Inn, and will
doubt♦.ue mato hs nark as ao ,arrest
sod faithful Christian ambassador. Mr.
A. B. Headerene, d Goderish, very
aeeept• 1y discharged the duties d pre-
senter, ie the absence of Mr. T. J.d-
een, ir.
Wese.ou Baur -On Wednesday)
maim 11th Mat.. a few invited fries&
met at ttai resides.. of F. Hatch, Esq.,
is this trillium, to winking the searrfte
of their daughter, Min Carrie Hatch,
M J. 0. Shawna, Seq., the es.mony
being performed by the Rev. Jae Ooad
win. The bride we, ridgy strived in
boa .lain, with the teal (nog veil and
.rang. Mese m., which made Mr look
very pretty. TM brdeea id were the
Misses Hatt. of Whitby, erasing of that
beide. Mae L Hsieh ws beautifully
attired ie pal. Nee .,tin, and jetting.,
The groomsmen were Mr. Freak Hatch,
brother .1 the beide, and Mr. Reginald
Shammies, sept.. 4 the of
Ooderish. After the .seen osy groom, the
meapsey retired to the dining-rom ad
partook d the .umpteoas festivities,
with the usual toast, for the happy
beide sad her parent*, which were ably
r'aposded costly. Tb precertta wore nose
woos '11. happy couple
Nw
York and Quebec. -[Waterford Star.
The ties and cess Malls.
The but of the series of .hooting
latches arranged for by the G. G. & P.
A.
plass yesterday. with
Ill following( snores :-
C (.m 4 G. Great, ('apt 1
psbitt
&Hero 7 Y. Pretty 3
F. Mattel 4 J. Wyss •
Jaw Addison acted as umpire. The
Irrtsg team pays the expenses of the
.Met The time of bolding neat match
will be eai.u.c.d in • few days.
TH3 H.LRVIIMT IN HURON.
sense et our Cse.eenoseerIeo Lire *Mr
•Maim a ee ase TIMM.
WRAY VIM ear As0VT Tee Chore. -
This i Ibe mooed of the D.swl. Pee :
- "That bay was all well saved. -That
the toll .heat, generally, wee a splendid
drip. -That thee was straw .uo.gh to
give thirty borb.L 4 spring wheat to the
see. That it her been almost • frier
- That the misery r geed. -That there
will not be w many apples as Join yew
-That the eat crop is a heavy ane in
some plena- That the fl1 W nearly
killed the turnip crop. -Thai ,agog►.s
and carrots are doing wall. -That the
flax is nearly all palled and wan • gond
crop. -That the potato crop hes bees
good despite the bagm -That it has been
eery wet harvest weather.
Tit Roamer. • The 8eafo►th lfrpryt-
for somes to the following ooncloeioo. :
-Harvesting operations have beau much
retarded by the cold and wet weather
While .orae farmers in the vicinity have
gal all their crops usd r armee, here 1.
yet • greed deal of resin is the fields.
principally tete and barley. We do not
think, however, that any grains have yet
beim injured by the wet. The crop, this
year, nn the whole. must be considered
a very sati.fact..ry one. The spring
wheat, of course, is almost an entire
Milers, bat even this will sot b. entire -
Ip) 1.0. Many fanner., instead of
threshing it, island to est it op, heads
and all, and by mixing it with ham or
other feed it .ill leaks expellent fodder
for .tock. There are, syn, • few farm•
ers wh.. hare a rery fair yield even of
spring wheat, while others have from tee
to forty acres that will km to be con-
verted into ted in the manna described
ae tbere is mod 'efficient good grain in it
to pay for t1. threshing. Other crops,
however, are good. Fall wheat will gbh
• splendid yield, and is of g.".d ♦ample ;
barley alto i• a good crop, while per
never were better. The hog p•st seems
to have stend. nerd this eater crop en.
Lively. (bat., although 10 snot plant
.lightly aided by rust, are, open the
whole, an excellent crop. Hai it not
berm for the blight Ora the spring
wheat we would hare had one of the heat
and Inst satisfactory mops garnered in
the M,..ty for many yarn As it is,
while there ell be here and there in-
dividual eases of loss and hardship, the
e.o.m. taken a. ..ho1e, is farnrable. and
Ample afford re ase for ~mirage -
wort and Meek fulness,
and Rol mur-
mur iegs y
•
*.ones ester.
,m
.1.p LW, sW ss
AU wtMe Ws yet
Mls tiet up to Me Hine ed
Important anew. sale el tensing ifs -
to. Ac. , and a harbor warehesea
b.loaring atm .wt• d the hate warehouse_
Hawley, the Jet Maitland nem,
Heron 14nd Ooderiek toweship,
John Kaes, seeliosteer, et 1 isletk p
le., ..a Thinly, 8epi 1Mb, hili.
Jodieial rale of two to• the. t beans
ea St. Patrek's street, at Marfiw's babel,
is Me k we of 0ol.eieh. by John Lea,
asottormer. et 12 o desk none, en fasts..
day, the 18*1 day 4 Septesbew, 1N
Amara sale d bnlim trod ss.deia,
the property d Mora T. it J. Sls.y,
who have decided to give up the s•erieg•
making business, no the premises. H.
ikon street, O.derich, by Jobe Kara.
setiomor, at 1 u dock p.m.. sharp. at
Setsrday, Sept. 19th, 1886. No reserve.
IC:tensir* m10 of pure bed Durham
Battle, ..0 the hock fats of John Wash.
Ington, 1.4 25, coo. 3, township of W.st
Wawaonab, ,rusty of Heron, hegiastag
re 1 o'elnck p.m. , on Thursday, (globes.
22nd, 1886. Address John Weehiagtu.,
webers, P.O., Ont.
Raw *4..• .._Jas. Mb Wirt.
S ugar-MatM•U eves
Ptaaa. - L I. trews.
a1M' Llalaoet-Y. J.Naa.
learb*. Werke -Jam Vemstes-
0aata..Goldie-It. westve.w.
Neale* to Debtors- T. ♦ J. Soy.
Judicial Sul. -Ganey a Plewdtlet,
Serves* Girl Wanted -Mrs. Maw,
1
Dentistry.
W L wOOLVERTON, L D 8.
c oder}c1 L mnde.•'All • oree-Odd Mews BakNrth we'rk war-
ranted.
ranted. MM
She People's Column.
SERVANT OIRL WANTED-OOM- A
PtTRNT-Good Warsaw regulred. 48.
plc to 31148 SHAW, neer theressteM
rkk.
\TOT10E TO DEBTORS. -All WI
11 Irve bells m go rd of ihe
busiee* all eters..a new dee r .04 ill
settled /bweeerrt g.
thelas ef aaelsi. NIG. t
will c•late evert ter enlleten. T.* J.
S aes Bich emit -7.e N r mit
tl
(TAME ON THE PEZMZR= OT
lJ the emb.utber. tat 11 em- 11, e(
West Wawaaast, nen the let of,•
rear old obersew nos
. red. with ere suns.
Mouser Y se.eetsed M leer., rwp . 7 r
mat yaol1.11. tomes. TM dTUDs
SHORTHAND.-I*AAd' PITMAN'S
PH OGRAPHY. The mempepslar
err t. • lestrasttss books Mr meat
tears s be bleed.
very her and nisi
its
PIANO TUNING,
G L BROWN respectfully as sswaese to the
ppm.aaisttatbt be is prepared totem .M left at Me. Ossiteli .5.1.9,.
Isiah Beek Stare will ke n. M.smiM
to All week wan.aad .w0.lesa 111111 a'
EDWARD SHAaR MAN, e We seicouns
crammed mania.piesterer'.. H. m reelste de
all week le his tae la a . .vis. sewer. ar
Prime to era Me tram llettmstesvler
b.fldr s• .len rewired. 111(7-1, 1(7.1,
Yor Sale Or to Let.
apo RENT -Ter PREMISES Knows
se M AMrw'e Maw. meetly eee..W
Moe air pok ss *pry •t IM per.
t1•t•If
L'ARM FOR BALE IN LI18(1 tN-
1 A spiesdid farm se 1M awes. abseil)
n let f 1ahe tweenest1.ws.
slip et Cdkdvse. 0.M h..o bursetaed boa
and °rebore ea the premises.
em te sacral sad church. and bbooi a -
her aod.rica. W0I i e sad es
PA Apply he MRS. Y. HORTON.
>i
FARM TO LET -FOR A TIRM OM
c..r.. Let eve. 1. 111. Maatlasd ems.
es.sien, er the Township of Ooderl, aper
Ia litter to J. d LIZAi $, Atr.t1M. limit
Legal Notices.
JUDICIAL SALE.
IM TIM RIGH 001JRT Op JVRTICr,
Cmawceer Divines,
Rossrreou re. ks.twuwatooe
runniest te *be judgment sad gnat order
M sale made t tkf. naw, Uwe will t.odd
with the appreb•tise of Suthrlend Mat"
sea. Revd moot the Meat ore et the Suprelle
Ceara of Jasiaat.n al tioder/ca.
AT MARTIN'S HOTZL, iN THE TOWN
OI GODettlat
is the Ceuta, of Harem, es
&.*massy, the 76th day of &epitaak►, le/g,
at :clockseemEAssets"-
me. theb..Muhl. gg
an St. Patrick's street Esse
lilleck from We
Market Noires. Ie the Tow. G ess le
the f0Ueming paresis, gas .1T :--
Parcel No. 1. -T1s teat loolf of Let Rik,
nesting samba. Is the raid Tows of pods.
There leabr megbeess n.Nim
bort. I f Marty a . 1a good condition. ani
at present occupied be • tenant. ea MMl.
wren.
Parcel No 1. The Wont halt of Let WI.
manias(' ■Welber. In the .id Tows of God.
rich.
Ttere 1. also on this parcel • oromtoataNe
ro Awellies house, It atetern high, t
mood cosdkton. aid at present occupied be a
twist.
T1 11 . OF SA LK.
Tee per omit down on the day of wile to the
Plaintiff's Aphelion, and the balance late
(tourt within o ..ants thereafter, without
interest, when the purchaser will be entitled
to a cciceyanee.
The perrbeew, at the thee tat .k, will be
enquired to sirs on agree.mat for the ewe -
platen cif the said sale.
The reserved bid
leetbernepcertwW be
put up subject Loa
TM
hearth. steadier e(auddithe tionstid'W. w
till
Further tartteal.r* may be had hem the
Ateettnerer or from the Yltiatlf'. 11e11eltlrn.
Orated the 4th day of 1'$p1,z.ber. Int..
0. MAL(OO101OM
°ARROW It PROI'DDFFOOOTaer at Ge sptttk,
Plaintiff's *011.4ter., Mei
SHERIFF'S BALE OF LANDS.
('omit, of Huron Ry'Irew of a write et
aof HMajesty's Wit f Mori ilee:e.. Weed County ('stn of thin MO
NHarps.a andd ttas
o e d terted seeAel1
wiled (11.lAtath a.d Veneerers
WILLIAM Ci'Rat e omit of Ht`cRY
it0RT0N. 1 here ..jth
aw mod tabs In itera-
tion ail the dee se Morro,
'Jest, tial., interest and oywft e(
mammon et all that tract,
bind Mein Iran and bang le the ruin*of
A Oben. h /be
Prov ed Ararie burr ,a
Ramo
let • plovers. Wool of yrse
is t engage of Pert Atb.'Iwenot eels,
s.
bf meet / teed
he the
mono moo or le.. Which l •j rand he the
meats !shall alba for . a iaaasris sad tons -
meats Homo. to the 0 ' M K "s. la the
mlagrte eke ,nwer eyjblb
e ••
May
Ma, •t the Mwe re of a,sf .f Ne
RMIRRT qtl
m If
nae.
ierlf a err Mwr.,