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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1886-8-27, Page 4rat 11 tt. u t1 .4 t 1 4 THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. AUG. 2L 1886. TOWN TOPICS. • 4A tI re 00 It.- .Nca, e�west s.r R1ca is photography are to el Idled as toeb, studioofGeed. *laWarrtOar, eepr in sag caw ago 140 CMOS. Uss b ad. Oblast alleNanok-AU sowudta 4w to J. Downing we readers& sad say that are not Mm b the sed el *lets swank will be poi Isle wort for celbsttea, VIZI TAILORING. Opened today. eras rt114Newest DMyles .. sad petters B. obey. Due fall W w them. Great earptl/s has boss outlasted that Reads& mom t drawls Is forever by the wlaireptal t the lifelike pie t urea mood oat ��N . wears the most reah.Uc dalLesatees There is a tsNhtg of qulslneas IN the air. but pe/•tetlisaa •r;e solea on for the fall shows, env oat t/ ern tBout to olio", to ad- vaatags at say of the eA. don't fail to m lases year aaamree at I. & Pod/haute To hum Gttowaiea.-tlasade sk eon wast 1100 ►mkata of idiom Pick thea) carefully. sad kolas limos la baskets or boxes. sot hags sad we wW pay you the highest market price. cac& haat door to the poet office Nest Week The cheapest house under the sign. At tow Store ou can buy 11 pounds at raw sugar for Daly L0O cash. i barn a ane th let of toI sign Tag a apecalt! of. 117 them. Groceries of all kinds fresh and mood. Crockery sad �",are of all kinds. and will sot be uadano Call and inspect my goods. No troubM to show gaud•. G. H. Ola the grocer. Sonars. The plum harvest is now at its height. The brass band will pay iu t1.. park to night. Rev. C. McManus, of W iii. r, u rsitieg relatives hire; Writi tflaaks and kasillespere will Esraweews.-Yes Ma ffst the hest find the •'TIiR" fowatain �M a br,w. It values is tirTe4�pea, prtated and un- does beautiful work, sudsier., goes back printed, at Ties Slui aL office. Ws au w. tea writer hall at Trig 81Ue1L office furnish pnuted envelopes at the Prig and see sample pen. email! charged by stationers Sid ants Miss Mary Nicholson, who was dan- tour mouton fur imprinted soveiores. genially ill fur the p.bm few weeks, Is We are bound to sell the best envelopes ppw reooverioR sod leer young (flood. at lower prices than any other plan an oar *wiener cheap envelopest it 01 they Rios iiotuse --Mr Cret,of Detruit,shipped a oar load of hones from Clinton last week, among them being animate purchased se follows. -R. Soot*, Mullett, mare ft:A; T, McLaughlin, Hallett, $200; T. Reid Stanley, mare $1'90; K. Mannite, Mull- ett , mare 1190; J. letoCorrey, , Stanley, mare; $1116; W. Hair, Hallett, horse, Stemma, Jas Stevs, Ooderich township triers, $170; 8. Grey, Hullett, home, $160; 0. Wilson, Ouderrich towaship, mare 1150. The freight shipped from the G. T. R. •'•tion for the week ending Aug. 21.at amounted to one hundred and tharte full cars, at d several misoellsueous lots. The full can despatched were as follows: Monday 19, Tuesday 18, \Veduseday 19, Thursday18, Friday 29, fSsturday 20. During te present month as many as forty full cars were shipped in sue sae The minor towns between here and Se's - forth are invited to look up their station records and r�r. c teLOR Coyest.- A pleasing pro ICY McDonald, of London, is the guest of the Misses Cooke. Mrs. Sharpe, wee Miss Buchanan, is l *Poo 1 1 Miss ]bad Raison has returned from a visit to friends in Stratford. Miss Kathleen Ball returned un Mon- day from her visit to London. Miss Mamie Smith was a passenger on the Sagiusw Valley last Sunday. The Misses Ella and Ida Joanstcn, of iocknow, are visiting friends in town. Mn arimicemb, of Oshawa, is the sliest of Mr and hire Furze, lake shorn. By ad t it will be seen that Mr. Campion wants a law student. in his office. George Robinson, of Clinton, was in Loan duriug the week, seeing old friends. Miss Gibson, has returned to Morris - burg, after a •iait to her father, Capt, Gibson. Mims Liss* Brown, of Londcn, was the guest this week of Miss Sarah Sharman, Will Downing is now in Chicago. He has a position in a wholesale boot and shoe house. ase w u are mw are *spotting to see hat Guderimh. hall and get prices, and e out at an eary date. ![ (: la The Goderich cricketers in the watch last Wednesdayevilest the Windsors.-at Windsor, mie the following snore.: Dudley Holmes, 51, Stanley Hayes, 2b, and lir. Guthrie. 33. John l'ewrin and wife, of Toronto, who have been spending the past few weeks on the great lakes, tarried a few days in Goderich teat week, the guests of his brother, J. W. Pearin. S. 0, Perry, the popular city Cham- berlain of St. Thomas, was 1101 in town during the week. H. looked a remarkably vigorous invalid, in fact he is growing quite aldermanic. Dr. M. Nicholson, the t\ est street dentist, makes the preservation of the natural teeth a specialty. Gas adminis- tered, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. w. for the painless extraction of teeth. The Saginaw Valley had a Large num- ber .•f on Sunday ou the run to Detroit and Cleveland. Among them were many summer nil -dors who were returning to their city honors. F. J. 1'ridham, ..f the firm of fold Mies May and Monter Harry Way. of Tcronto, are the guests of Miss Humber, East street. "Bent" McDougall returned to Detroit last week, after a pleasant tint to old friends in town. Colborne, Kingsbridge and Kintail are unavoidably crowd- , ei cwt this week. Mn Bright and children, of Setaforth, have been the guests of Mrs. Bright's father, James Addeo,. J. W. Smith, P.C.P., has pointed D. D. S. M. of Huron mint, No. 28, 1.0.0.F. Wm. Meager, of New fork, guest cf his uncle, A. J. Mauger, keeper of the harbor mill. Mi.. Campbell, niece of Wm. bell, was a oassenger to Detroit Saginaw Valley last Sunday. Frank Kedshe returned to Cleveland nn Sunday, after a couple of weeks holi- days with the old folks at home. The Palace roller rink was well at- tended ou Friday evening. The town band was one of the attractloes, Mrs. W. Revell, Master Arthur and Miss Daley Revell, of Toronto, ars the guests of the Misses McGillicuddy. Hugh Hamilton visited St. Catherine. during theyeak. Heise* it -*.-petty little city. B. enjoyed hi ei1i�. Mi.. Parsons will rsrwdilll liar chases on Monday, August 39th, at her resi- dence, East -et,, near the Square 2t Rev. II. J. Taylor and family. of Wardville, have gone for • short holiday to Point Farm,Guderich.-jLondon Free Prase. Albert M. Humber, eldest inn of C A Humber, leaves during the week for Ann Harbor, Michigan, where he will study medicine. vs We are glad to learn that J. Roberts, who recently broke his leg while w ,rk- a Ing in the harbor mill, is able to be about with crutches. f1j We call the attention of our readers to the sew adv'1 this week of Jaintab i rad oh Bro. It will be found on the tee ear- ner of this page Three "Wirt.' fountain peas sr. now ly used in the Court House, and are giving satisfaction. Then is no other pen so - serviceable as the Wirt. Mr and Mra S Fisher, of Chicago, are the gimlets of Wm. Bissett, Mrs. }miters s father. Mr. Fisher,whu has been an tota- led, is fast recuperatittg Mrs. Robert lett. Mies Honey and Miss Fairbairn, of Teeawater, have re- turned to Mn. Robert \talker's, after visiting friends in Stratford. The excusion trains on Saturday and Moeda, nights were late. in fact the excursionists could in truth sing ...No won't go home till mornin;t been ap Encamp - is the book- Camp- on the ,It, ham Bros, leaves today for New York, to look up the newest things io fashion- able tailoring. He will spend a week or so in the American metropolis The teachers' bible class and choir of Knox church had a pleasant picnic at Point Farm on Tuesday afternoon. Ev- erybody, especially the bachelors of the party declare it to have been the best of the season. Trig T.LLn T Yrr --John Fowler,of lot fi, con. G, Colborne, had four acres of the tinsat timothy in the county. some of the shown ua reaches high u 6 feet 7i inches. Mr. Fowler leads the record un the tall timothy question. Miss Ann Wilson, matron of the Mer- cer Reformatory, Torontc, spent a per lion of her holidays in Goderich. She was the guest of her eater, Mrs. Hazle- wood, and also of her uncle and aunt, Hr. and Mrs. John Russell, East .t. Spencer Douglas, of Calgary, N. W. T , paid a visit to our town, and stayed for the Sabbath, the guest of G. Cox. He speaks highly of the climate, the people and the business prospect of the Ina tion. lie iutends retutniug in a few days. Pesti.*t•. -The adjourned case of per- jury, in which John McBride figures as the defendant, was farther adjourned by the mayor en Wednesday for sight days, on account of the absence of important witnesses. A. M. Polley is the com- plainant. Cealroc or DATIL -Whyte Bros., the celebrated vocalise, assisted by Miss Campbell, of Seaforth, and Messrs Jack- son and Sibley, of Clinton, wtth the loc- al talent, will appear ou Thursday even- ing next in Victoria Opera House. Ad- mission 28 cents ; gallery 20c. !brim Lose. -A party of Clinton who were at the Matti/end Falls for a couple of weeks, host a valuable rifle nn the return trip. The article is described in an advertise- ment which appears in this issue, and a liberal reward is offered for Its recovery. Sr. Gronns's Causes S. S. -The Sunday school "f St. George's will hold a children's service nest Sunday after- noon at 3 o'clock instead of the usual mcrnine Sunday school session. The public are cordially invited. Hereafter the Sunday school will meet in theater - noon its before. an $100 reward is offered for the reset ery of the body of Wm. Sinclair, who was drowned off the yacht Cruiser a few weeks ago. between here and Sarnia. Dr. McDonagh will be in Goderich on Friday and Saturday. the 3rd and Ith September, and may be coaaulted for diseases of the throws. nose avid ear. 2t 'ie Saginaw If .,d•f'sys:-"M . sad Mise Newemetb, of Ouderieb, sad Mrs McWilliam., of Brantford, quiz, are in ` the city, the guests of Dr, W. Ueedstg. tai tee I'k tl 41 beet • Itramme was offered at Dr. l:re's rest - &nee un Monday evening. under the tot Nr. Dutilevis, ct Otta- wa, an p ' 1 vooniist and con- ductor of sociable.. The following lad- ies and gentlemen ase 1� i Mrs Buch- anan, Mos Retell and lilies Ralph, in vocal solos ; Mrs Dunlecie, Mrs Steven- son and Miss Hutchison, piano solus Messrs_ Duntevie and Williams, vocal solus (the former gentleman sang sever- al) ; and Mn Rowell and Mr T. McGilli- cuddy sang a duett. Masers. Strang and Mctiitltcuddy gave reading.. The church choir did good service in an an- them and choruses. Daaganasa. Mn. Meyers, of the United States, is visiting her brother, A. Sproul. Miss Miller, of Aylmer. Ont., is the guest of her sunt, lin. J. Martin. Mn. Couper, of Montreal, is visiting at her sister's, Mn. C. C. Denuan. Wile Findlay's new dwelling house and shop is drawing near completion. Miss Dolly Frankish, of Sherboioke, Quo., is the guest of Mrs. D. G. Came- ron. Stephen Stothers is building a dwell- ing IL use, which will be finished this fall. Rev. R. ,f. Tr,'.esren, wife and child, are the guests of his ether, Richard Treleaven. The "lightning jerker" is agair. visit- ingfriends in this place. Tom 1,34141 hae and hearty. Rev. R. J. Treleaven, L ,ndon, preach- ed in the Methodist church last Sunday evening to a large congregation. The Methodist personae has been re- novated and greatly improved through- out. Th. Rev. F. W. Campbell intends moving into It this week. The Dungannon circuit intend holding a Harvest Hume in R. Kirk's grove, about 14 miles south of the village, un the 2nd day of Sept. A large attendance is expected. The Blyth band is to fur- nish music. Building hare been brick hers this season. The new store and dwelling house of Messrs. Crawford & Anderson is about fini*hed. Carpenter work was done by (Teo. Begley ; brick work by S. Glenn. The painting is be - A CASE uF ARSON. Burning Down a Hotta* for the elides of Insurance. Silas server. Lisette. a trent Lad. Gays Abea4 aelgkher Tom Jewesses aM Star self a 1 try (Irrousiseta/1a1 *tory. Thomas Jackson and Herbert Ligh• tie, of the township of Morris, wens brought before Robert Miller, J. P. os VW'edwteday, August the 18th, charge with having set fin to a building iu Gor- en owned by the brat named peewee. Lightle, who is a 1*4 of about states° yore, swore that Jackson and he drove to Gumn on ibis nytkt of the ; th and wurning of the Mil of July last, and did the job for the sake of the insurance on the building. Jack.ovi primmest the boy $3 if he would help him to burn down the house. The building was worth only about $200, and was insured for $300. it was auinhabited at the time of the fire. The lad described the journey to Corrie and the operations then very minutely. Jackson, he said, tied the horse by the roadside, about a 'Tarter of a mile from the village, and they approached the hots front the rear. Jackson carried a desk of coal - oil, which he threw against a corner of the building, where lite kitchen loiwd the niaiu body of the house. Jackson then lit a match, and handed it to the boy, but it went out. Each of the in- cendiaries thew lit matches,but they also went out. The lad then lit one which he applied to the coal -oil on e outside a, 'Ifa� Om 1.11l 11 , . pair then hurried to the place where they had tied the horse, and drove home, the tillage fire bell ringing out to their watchful ears the news that the building was burning. The prisoner Jacksnn re- fused to plead to the information, but his sister swore that at the hour of t' e fin he was with her several miles from Gerrie. The magistrate committed both Jackson and Lightle for trial, accepting bail of 2. 0t), themselves $300 each. and two sureties for each fun $200. The case u brought against the prisoners by the Saugeen Insurance Cn. Our enterprising Bluevale 1 - est sends us the following additional ac- count : Great excitement prevailed hen over the Jackson case all last week. When it was first announced that Thi. .lack• D W)OLVERT(►-i L. D 8. eon of the first line of Mortia,and Herb- OneWeek OnI From 27th Aug. to 3rd Sept., J.A.REID&BRO. WILL aarrkR rHKIR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, tes.rpt some New !'all Goods Jud opseedl ..T COST' PRICF DRESS GOODS, FROM 5c. PER YARD UP. 35 YDS. FACTORY COTTON FOR 11.00. •••GROCERIES AT COST! Good OST!Good Tea, 20, 30 et 40c. per lb. 15 Lbs. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for $1 C118Z3- REMEMBER---FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. JAS. A. REID & BRO. Sgrp•t•. MCAT MAK KII WANTED, mut be ant lase. Jerdaa'a Ukek, Ood.ricb. Meth Aug.. IMO. ep0i New A Tet. Week. Mu.lc Prof. Clarke. Kitt. Lost-Pridham Bros. House Waage i This (Once. Cotton Hagg Kte. - 1'. Crabb. SE per ('est. . Sr.g r l:►wapKay.1.pw SwXALOnce. Notice to(teetotalers C. Y. Fraser. Law Studest Wanted K. Campion. New Drew u.ods --J. 1'. Detlur 1 ('o. General Ser./mit Wasted Mn. ebaw. Cook Wanted Immediately Mra 1'n. Private Trust Fund. :lwagsr i Lewis. At lust for tine Week J. A. Reid t Hoo. Victoria lull. Goderich Mikado C'aspasy. Dentistry. ,1. NICHOLSON, D. 8. UKNTAL ROOM8, Eighth door below the teat (tree, Wear -et.. Ooaualcw. MS -1y �l t 1' l)scr Odd Fellows Hall. North 8t. ort Lightle, of Bluee$le, had been placed Godericb. Charges moderate. A11 work under arrest for setting fin to a building i routed. in Gorrie, atter unbelief was impressed Legal. I? C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, ic. 11.. Office. corner of Square and Wet , Wert, tioderich. ore/ telegraph ease. Pa - tate rued* to lend at el per awl. >M* k�+EA(;ER & LEW18, BARRISSTER8, Oedertch. I ('. tlg.osie. J et. J. A. Mo5Toar K. N. Laws t00T- elARItOW 8 PROL'DF04 T, BAR T RI4TEItel Attorneys. Solicitors, etc Qedericb. J. T. (Jarrow. W. Proud foot. 17S 3. �MERON, HJLT & CAMERON, Barriaten, eoUctten Ica chasms(. kc.. 3osderich. M. C. ('•meow. Q.C.; fry M. 0. Cameras. C. C. Ross. 1711- on all sides. The house belonged to Wm Jackson, Esq.. Insurance agent, for the Mount Forest Insurance com- pany, and father of the boy Tutn. The first clue to the fin, which occurred early in July. was young Lightle telling. some of his companiuus that Jackson owed him $3, and being eked why he told a story about a fire. This came W the can of his father, who immediately brought the boy before Rube Duffy, magistrate, of Bluevale, and the result was the arrest of Jackson un Tuesday last. and on Wednesday the case was tried before Robt Miller, Esq., in Wren - titer. The story told by Lightle is as follows :- I went to Jackson's about 4 o'clock, and Tcm told me that he would go to bed and I was to put a ladder to his win- dow and we would come down and we would start ; Tom was to get $100, and he offered me $3 jest to go with him. 1 put up the udder and we started about twelve o'clock ; Tom put hay in the bug- gy and a bottle of coal oil. We tied our She People's 6Lolumn. I�TANTED IMMEDIATELY --000D Hale Cost Apply to Mak CRL (dolt T AW STUDENT WANTED -MUST I be fair writer. Small salary. !alit 1L CAMPION, Barrister. Goderich. Biebical. i L. REEVE, M.1) , C. M.. MEM- v)twit of the College of Pty■Iclaas aad Swrwcoas, &,.. Physicists. Surma. and Acxeuchel. etc.. Pert Albert. E. CASK, M.D., C.bl., M.C.P.8., . oat. Physician, i urseon. Acoelsc8esr. ode. OAlcc--iThat former[ occupied by 1». Hstebiesonl Duagaasoa. Night sacs- Mar- tin's hotel. HSI - DR. Mi'LEAN, PHYSICIAN, BUR- GEON, Coroner kr. Ogee sad ree*demoo Reece direst second door wean of ♦ tf is Street GENERAL SERVANT WANTED- 1)� SHANNON & HAMILTON The bewage. paid a cnrapeeeat .Irl pawl•,,,, Surgeons. Aceoachers. km wit A goad c ter. A poly to flea PHA lir, odic* at Dr. absence's reaidce, sear the Elea street, or at tbb tNdce a. -ft gaol Oodericb C). C. MMaax0g..1. C. Hearn, r.,.i -- nil, HOUSE WANTED -MUST HAVE geed water, cellar, and other convesl- awoas sad cocain four or eve bedrooms. Apply at this olnoe. 11142 - RIFLE LOST -ANY PERSON finding • RIS. with a grey cover. weigh- tier nine pounds, sae tarrying a No. 44 cart- ridge. between the Maiddsnd Falb earl Clio - ton. will be liberal) rewarded by leaving the Mate s1 PRIDHAM BROS.. Goderich. or al RAug. ilk. tRlKGreat cash Eton. moa. ANUAL OF CORMS PI INMINCE l.lt -ons et the most practical sad ...t vestal beaks published . every teerMr should have a espy . - school should be without It : it cwtattss exercise. in capital lettere. ahem. Loans anti insurance. i.'IVE AND A HALF PER CENT. ir' Ptrught loess Aay tomos at Private toads to the low rate of St per sal per aw- awe. IEAGER k LEWIS. °oderieb. !00 WJE HAVE PRIVATE TRUST FC' N I) t u teed os Mortgage sit tea Tow rase of FIVE AND A HALF P1R CZNT. per aasum. Write or call for ppasirticulars. 1800- IMAGERk I.RWIB.Oodericb. 500,000 T() LOAN. APPLY a111 horse about half a mile from the house C'AMKROY UOLTkCAMKRONI�Gode fatless, pvnrtiation. crier. is F. Ibb. rich. and walled up. Tom poured "n the oil, Tit q'eelaeeoi lettere hesntllsll -71•;..--... I acid I was afraid to light it, but he said prise s1 .sou. l . u'DE.`. ",read - 'l�l►\ EY TO LEND. -A L A R 0 F: amount et Private Funds for Investment never mind is was their own house and onto, 00t)11m •t lowest rates an root-cls.sMortgagee. Apply ing done by Silas Winter*, When cowl- theycould do what they liked with it. 0 lowest tai k PRO-eIa Mo The Mobile blinatrob will appear hen detect, the building wig be a credit to We hen both began lighting matches, I- at W.o M. CLARKE, (Organist on Saturday. This compauy is made sP the village d one I etrtiok lit it, we thea ran sad Choir muter of Elton Cheati!k l RIVA1'E FUNDS TO LEND AT iu part of the old Senegambians, who -s sin Teacher of Vocal .rad 1 „lad Mums. P{ I V N per seat els drat -class farm some- ',, satisfaction in their two nighty The Presbyterian church, 1 and jumped into our rig and start- (Jod.rtch, ant. Terms Moderate. P. O. Btu try. Sippy to R C. HA fttieYettot. Gode- kist year, was finished last June, and ed. We had not gone far when we 10511 -if opened for divine services Thu church heard the firs bell and looking back `1U81C.-MISS COOKE, AFTER 14 has a very nest appearance, and 1. a great saw it *as a bit blaze. 1 would i j years study of music. Is prepared to . to the place. The church lit have said anything about it receive puplla _Tat .kis Plan. to lemmas is untended to seat about 250. There ie if Jacksou had paid me, but he kept quarterly. Tn er:--ge per quarter IMF also g•Nd shed tion in con- putting me off, acrd 1 wanted the mtmey 0HORTHAND.-ISAAC PITMAN'S nection with it. Sid was telling some of the boys on the A7 PHONOORAPHY. Tile permute on- line 11011141 line so. There 'icontradictory tem taught,Offlee tast►rsetieaboy bosh for sairateAoaM Tms ril.i •I AL tory asd gf rl 81Lr♦s11. performance • few months ago. Truss, McQnutn and Ed. Gorman are very funny. They ought to be able to give a good perfonnanoe. George Stewart has put in the appara- tus for the bromide process 41 enlarge - trent, and is turning out .erne superb etcrk. He will next week ba pre• pared to do portraits life-size, or crayon paper, or for oil finish; and we believe he will be largely -patronized. \\e are glad to see his enterprise. D. L Scott-Browne's !'hono-irnpJ.i. .tluuflil , for July and August have been received. Both numbers contain inter- esting articles. As usual, Brother Sxott- Breen is lashing old Father 'mac. How- ever, Isaac Pitman's system of ti -day cannot be surpassed by any of its Amer- ican modifications for general utility. 1). Barry, advocate, president of the `hltlitr*et St. f•atttick s society, farmed us with a call during the week. This genial and talented Irish Canadian is ul of a change of next election Mr and Mn Barry were the guests of Fr. Watters while in town. Tile MIsAIN,.--Th. original Mikado company has been secured to give one night in Goderich, and Tuesday has been named as the time Herbert as Ko-ko is said to be above imitators. Particulars are riven in thea tin another column. Con. Tracy, of Stratford, the well-known publisher, is making 'r- iot the open. R laITINO Toanwu'.-Re- formers visiting Tot onto should not fail M visit the Reform Club, No. 63, Well- ington at., while in the city. They can Isere their parcels and valises in thecae', of the rteward. Everything is now in good runnni1 order, and meals are fur- nished at • reaannahle figure during the usual hours. The nub should be made the headquarters of every Reformer visit- ing Tomato. Tits fvny Ar -r. -The Rentt Act is bee ing .alone with Tiger in Ooderioh, s such mtidaetir,p is baling expressed with the work of the Oovernmoa* 'neglecter, Mr r Yates. Thom d have admit- ted the (Jesse, mad so saved whines•. from exposure, have satie- hod Loth 'heir friends and t}s temper- ance people. We wish our exchanges to make • nolo of the feet that the prohibi- tory law isbei ie faithfullyvignroaaly and effectively enforced in (hoderieh. Bar• room drinking is nnw ermined to "bum" witnesses T teen in other ridings can interview inspector Yates I with prn6t. rich. R. RADCLIFFE, GENERAL INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE Awe MONEY WANING AGENT. Oafy First -does Cowponies Reprraelefrd evidence, but the boy stuck to his story, ..arra sAonAsed. ,� Ica Mower to bend on atnigbt loans. way the and showed the place where the horse lowers rate of interest going. in any to suit tk• eserower. had been tied, and hay thrown over the eriOFFl('R -- Second door from Square, fence of which traces were (cunt. Th. West Street. Ooderfoh. 9arS tf The chimneys of the P magistrate therefore committed them to NSCRANCE CARD. Stand their trial at next assizes. They (IO LOST -FROM THE I'iIE- sieve allowed bail rm security tied five k_.: ism of t1 m. McLean. Nelsen street. Vt . F. FOOT. last Taerrtida rvtnrng. a Ino dark rcd o ow, ' (Vora. rile sad M.rtae /wawreacr 71:: hundred dollen. The whole affair was watk and t k torus t urned upward •little. IN1pF RICH. sprung s, suddenly %e our quiet enah at reward SiIIiii be given fur any Information g -, tat e, opposite Colborne Hetet. muntt , that people could talk of Doth- fr•edl to la recovery by the proprietor. , The -• Lsed.m Aseunnce,' 1 10 1 tt M ]tcLKAN. 906E The'•Ntational,'established age M "Hand -la -hand,- the *oily Company licensed to insure plate glass, in the [tom i n ion. The ■liner err nil Ant-C� and old ...tab. The sewer on side avenue is beiug ex- cavated So much, so good. Stra�leti Animals. chursh have been fixed, and a cubit, more or less, was added to their stature. Jooeph Leech has been improving the external of his commodious dwelling by a good coat of paint on the woodwork. Wm. Mercer has added to the improve• merits noticed last week a good coat of ,at office when the ward came to hold I tt attarieah, a t the Spb of May. the ►.lbw• P ing animals : - Oael h�fer thrrr stir. old, 1w lishe•1 ,...p`.ow. paint it. Both boys aro of respectable faniihea, 1 flay her tit. w ap ter h Jul/ ;her.elgt Rfska token rte t.n- a1 rwMs. Jas Timmins has been improving his and have been always oil friendly term.. ' n tied and tl� } Gedats l liar h ' mansion by the addition of a verandah It is said that the n►agiatrate rather' year toll nice straight bornio tree ttrl r year old holler, red with w►ire on her tail.. Q ��((�� TO LOAN AT (� PIER sound in the olitical faith, and u lin on the front side. exceeded his power in granting hail in so I ugly wide -spread hone,. One two year old Wttfilfr} r ('ENT. p pe- red steer, s title white on his flank and a THK TORONTO OKNEItAL TRUSTS CO'Y ( C tat the Some have been made grave ■n offense. white spa oe his face with • split in his lett ! ‘i t to at Seer coat, pay ing else, and hundreds of stories were afloat. The building was insured for I +a,b REWARD -STRAYED CATTLE $300, and the money was lying in the .1 Strayed teem Lot 1I1. ('on. I. hast We were pleased to w stresDiek - sow fro the street sepia os Mende 11e ; d k *lose siege for • coat'. of I! Wit is fad regaining his old time right. New Mp t . Stows. -Prof. Clarkes slew made Non ie pow open for trade. Tao owner admen sea that he is selling music at half prises rumen - 'seed W. can rn- ssseed Pr.d. Clarke to our readers. He [ISM have another anfl' uiicement host the k. on the grounds around the Methodist parronage. The Rev. Mr. Cook is es• petted back this week. Rev. George Lound*. and lady, of Amberly, formerly of Bluevale, are the guests of James Timmins this week. Mime Pattison has again grimed the town by her return. She says she has had a,fine holiday. John Johnston, late of the Royal, has paid his last yisit to Toronto for a time. He has removed to Palmerston, when he intends carrying nn an extensive lir- ery business. Success. John W•lmsley met with a painful ac- cident one day last week. He was at wink on the R bridge, and goy by hand caught in a pulley. We are glad to tree he is around again. On Wednesday AI'tert Lightle was gong to the field with the reaper to ' k whet) the team grit frighkened dot ogthe a into kudl►ng, Mei on, bewe or, and kept the • hula%frob tinma hornet* theeslve On Wednesday evening A. Y. Hartley 1 itched sp his pony, whittle owing b souse ad not been out tee wine I In sited out for a drive. The pont went quietly for about a ntik,wheli .smog something which stat4led her, she turned mend ani upset the buggy. lir. Hartley managed to jump. hat not clear of the beaky, the top of which stroek him, but just then the mist become un - lammed, and Mr. Hartley was enabled ti` retain control o1 the beast anal held it down ental help arrived. 1 ear. One year-old red steer with white hairs n a 1 MY early, os throlsgh Aia aide.. and stag horsed. one TIC TO SC Matattaga. ( yrarold Mlfer red with httlr wilts sip is iT BORROWERS, - through her, and a bls•:k nae. One year-old - on Ur.%cw lafarm security, nlheifer, the body mostly white with red hairs Apply to' W. I'. Greenlee is laid up with a cut through It the neck meetly red with • white CAMERON. HOLT k CAMiRRON, (not. Several of the farmers in this section are through harvesting. School opened on the 1Gth, with an` average attendance of seven for the wee P. M. Ashley occupied the pulpit snot on her forehead One year-old heifer. Itarrislen, pedetleb, It. the neck mostly rod. with s white stripe Messrs. rrt�r'w. arstwtN. Hour k C•stamonstw� hate down her fare. Any Information concerning o fire -claw 00111 .1 pie vsse bugs le lora these aaltutals the• will lead to their recovery y. will receive a reward of $S. JOHN ('. N-th Goderich. (Sect, 113. 1911-11 itON. Blyth 1'.o. 1 11- _ _ $200,000 J'itIVATE FUNDS the body mowir white with red hair. thrinlh Attests for the Toeowto Oenenl (te'y• of Ebenezer church on Sabbath last. For Sale or to Let. To lend on farm and town property a1 low- _ est latereia. M.wtffages rrc if* ""8 itis• M. C Montague, Galloway, Fay. TORE TO RENT --THAT WELL- slt�pan�hni a aii�uft�tM nal f �^ 1091TCATED'tore. on the *mare. at -wew. Cradle Company. the Lomb", Use Cem/dar etre Co Tenn -coffered for yehn with a oral a cupt.d by Ilia. Graham ata millinery of Canada. Interest, d, 1t and iper mot. number of troubles incidental to females story. Ibrrion ggi. en. on ter Irl of tictehaw N. ie ilnrrnwen can eti*sttl acme, Is ono Her life was miserable. Applied to Dr. next. Apply to SIIt9. H. (Y►OK i. Norio lay,11 tUl. Mllafaeleq PP "'PI. Team DA ISDN k JOHNSTON. Cltkv,whnos remedies pee her instant - sem Ba TNe.rs..lee., tyedewiet► relief. she is now enjoying good health, FARM TI 1 RENT --A GOOD FARM FUNDS TO LE2ID friends to the Doctor for treatment, and d sew, /fee from port, �w o+pig and ■ Itt.•kage of attest >• •free goes tervar. Mowtsegsa prtcAasrd. ee C all have 1 ilii sem. (*lief �y wie5 the land oe •he legs .f tea lake. I rhe-geA Cosroyasellss Ieeo sin; his l.triimewt Icodi(1. .kml!owe Mire/and a ,ihle�rid new .tea s: honor.6 h. R. - Porreherseaa oMaln trw�w.ir(l 1..w.day Sold by F. Jordan, druggist, GoRerich. i Ai.TO:i.•Kiataill'O.,Gneara )IIt'11 RL1sI ,tK iBaerlstet te.ltladeriee• R 70Rir ARM 71/3 LET -FOR A TERM mr' yew t Slave, In the Maitland eon- ; raseyo btpp of floderiee. ra�}1. �r to J . L17..\JI`i. �tastfo'rd. Itl�sf and has recommended • number of her to rent, one mile , nm KIwuil. Owe nun $20.� PRIVATE FI dnvl ae all «leered an on Farm ►ad Towa Pm at [ewes* In - WPM. in Onderich. •n Toreds!. 17th, wife of Jas. J. ibyle. raiMewy :..ail clerk, daughter. .(LMT • In ('linter. nn the Sad In.t.. the wife of t► A Forrester of a son. In Summerhill. on the 9lnd inst.. the wite of Ocerg. M. Kitty. M a .laughirr. NA. In (lode. ch. es Saaday. Ater 19nd. 1MIt John I,,,hy. *god TI years. At ►n tether's resldeare. itallshwrr. Man.. on Wednesday. 4u -. illi. Elisabeth fon-th dater et Jame a rwwt.rd 3 *'. lfe nerly of 1nn t 1 Alber, atoll wire M �I. R Rougg►low et Arden, la her MOB year. z _ I bit. flee. Kora, tai•[,«r. ref itrued ; h. m on Friday I•.t from a three weeks Swift. lit. Pauls , he is very much in - petrel in health. Get your suety. n salty hills printed et Tier. Sloe *t. office. They are alwayys dens premptly and at low rates. Notice is drawn to soles through Tug a lntai fns • of charge, which is read -by thousnsds. Aucttoneering. - 1011N KNOX OR: URAL ARC- S 1l(i't'RR and rad ♦ h. ural, 11... Ing had ,dors ew.lelw the • nct iO4,.' ries t few ..t 5.1) a 1pMtba to A t.char.re web thorough 'sto es. **-36 as e5. maroons entrusted to elm. Order's lett .1 Martla'e Hetes. or eessp�t_ey. 11 ro my aMrrerssss,�, (lnder'eh P. 0.. etirefwff/ shooed to JOVIrs KNOX Crossly Au.tteaelnr. tar? -11 Wm Wm. Rnb ieoa. elf W..t Wswa- mash. whet flat her leg fractured recent- ly, is able to move .beat sista.