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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, 00T. 15, 1886.
WEST FIUROP4. Rw- 0- Yr' 11614.11 rwhwd
Vonsar7 serious' in the olaseaville Meth-
odist chinch ea Sesday mornIng last.
tileorge Acheson is heralding up hie
West street Week of bedding., and •
euesesteent t i. the result.
The impostor of weights and wenn-
tugs was is tows this week, and there
was a menaral furbishing 01 males, sts.
Pre.- Clarke is 'leis, • *arias of con•
stens thrmighost this district It was •
treat at Duagansoo to hest Bush music.
Mt* H. H. Gowen, of Eimer, nag
been visiting her tenets, Mr aud Mrs
as qui -
REFORM CONVENTION
Notice is hereby gives that Oweeele-
tton of the Reformers of West Huron
will be held
AT GODEItICH
Gavin Stnitheirs, urns Road, during
-41111P`
Mr Bowden's sale last week Imo On
of the mum soteuessful yet WA tit' this
section. livery article put up was odd.
The eatire sale mese uff ID • little over
two been, although about $2,000 were
realised. Messrs Knox and Oke wen
the . That's Ib. way to
do at.
The choir of North street Methodist
chereh oe Toseday .,.ou ig lam promot-
ed Masa Polly Bounamy with s handsome
pair of silver cups and saucers. gold hued,
ou the eve of her marriage with Harry
D. Arnold. Miss Bonnamy had bees a
member of the choir tor about eight
-0N- the peat welsh yeses..
Dioid Kennedy, the osiobrsted soot. A. M. Polley, the horse-ktng, shipped
teals vocalist died in Stratford on Wed- 31 berme Ugl USit.d °6
uesday, fur the American market.
SatardaylOclober16111 d7"tarY. He will bw ohotiV:lay hung me a
at 1 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of se- last from • plosion' seta** the old coun• animal. A. M. P. is bound to look after
Mrs George Swanson. accompanied by
her
son John. returned home trout Great
Britain 07. Wedmieday, after • four
months' absence. They mune out on the
Dominion Line steamer Oregon, and had
a rough mirage. Owing to the weather
in So 'thud, Mr Swanson did not get the
benefit huhu health anticipated,although
he has picked up soinethaug in weight
and eitergy.
On Sunday afternoon while J. Bird
was drivtog Bev. Writ McDonagh, pas-
tor of the Front street cnurch, Strath.
rey, to an appointment at Mount
Bredges, their horse was startle:1 by a
lig running out lama the roadside when
about a mile out of town. Both were
thrown muleetly out, Mr McDonagh
having his wrist and Mr Bird his cellar
bon. broken, and otherwise severely
bruised.
Alex Jacques, sr, of Ottawa, is in
town visiting friends. "The Old Man,"
was s well known character in Toronto
twenty or thirty years ago, having for
• long time been connected with the
Gluio printing establishment. lesion
the advent of the steam ere engine, he
beloneed to the volunteer firs brende of
Toronto, and ran "Ind masheen."
He is full of reminiscences, and is very
companionable.
The Abilene, Kansas, n'uoette says :-
On the 28th ult , at the residence of the
beide, in Hayes township, by the Rev.
Joias Freet, Robert Note ani Miss
Annie Goes were united in marriage in
the presence ..f • large number of friends
who gathered to witness the ceremony.
The happy couple were the recipients of
many besutiful presents An elegant
supper was served, after which the hap-
py hours were whiled away in social
enjoyments. Mr Nott was at one time
a resident of Goderich, and learnt his
business with H. Dunlop.
A Sec. Ayeeen.-Johnny Phil
hps, who has not been in robust heolth
this summer, has so far recovered as to
put in a number of daya base fishing at
the mouth of the river during the week.
He has mads sone pled catches. sod
heads the season's record, with a Ilj Ib
bask On Thursday morning he had
good luck, and left three fine baa. with
"ye editor." More power to your hook
and line, Johnny. Our old friend, Mr
Pet, Lynn is one of Mr Phillip. most
constant companitss, and he has slim
been hauling up sone tine fish.
13. N. Davie eetiteued borne Friday is • stall, and food and water for each
laming Candidates for the Commons and
Legislature at the
f all representation
every Pulling Sub -
CHAS. GIRVIN,
Presides
Oct- 7th. 11166.
nest Eloctiona. A
is requested from
R. HARRISON.
t. secretory.
TOWN TOPICS.
A chiers amass. pc fuhin notes,
.11eitailk emit it."
Tlis best 'reseal to_give an absent Meted le
yoar own picture. Get them taken at stew -
arra.
There are wave end morsst wars is vete
Goal circles, but the besieges carried on at the
photograph gallery of it. continues to
move calmly onward and upward.
"'Britons, Hold Your Own," has been sung
bY Tennyson. but F. et A. Pridham have
$ lowed the outside world tlost in the matter
of tailoring. Goderich can hold its own.
Tim vetoes/es TLIsectsAnca
'UNION will meet lad for the transactiou
of business emery ay afternoon at 3:311
o'clock. in Knox church. Ever, woman in-
terested la Ise work is cordially lis•ited to
attend.
Or. litairas.
Giurtung.e.---- As you are all going to hear
this illustrious Protestant Irishman's great
erten in behalf of Ireland's right,. don't fail
to call oa AlaoCornsec for a first -clam salt.
and appear bases this gifted son of Krin in
good style.
The -Gurney blot Water Boiler" on view at
&Landers & limes is att ract ing general atten-
tion. They ate prepared to give estimates of
the cost of any size or styk of jab and will
guarantee saUstaction. A fine lot of Looking
and heating stoves. latest styles. The cheapest
bowie under the sun.
raw sugar for oaly cash. I hove • floe
At the Cada Sterol:1nm buy 11 pounds of
them. Groceries of .11 kinds fresh and
lot of teas, I m ing a specialty o1. 1,7
Chockery and glessware ot Linde and will
not be uedersowo call and inspect my ods.
No trouble to show goods. te. H. 010,the
Wmeer. Square.
Salute your bride.
Robert Megaw has returned from
British Columbuk
S. Davis, of Clintou, spent a few days
hs town last week.
Mr and Mrs Tanner were visiting their
relatives this week.
D. D. Wilson, reeve of Seaforth, was
in town Wednesday.
Mies Emily Kidd, of Dublin, is visit-
ing relatives in town.
Mrs F. Ferguson has returned from
lar visit to the States.
Mrs Frank Forenoon has returned
from her visit te Saginaw.
Rev G. R. Turk will occupy the North
street pulpit next Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Smeeth hare returned
from their visit to Chicago.
The hoariest wale of the season Pre-
vailed yesterday afternoon.
Judges and Mrs Doyle returnvi frost
a visit ta Chicago last week.
bin George Acheson, who has been
very ill of late, is recovering.
Mrs D. Bogie, of Colborne, is, we re-
gret to announce, seriously ill.
Mrs (Dr.) Holmes has been the guest
of Dr. Carney, of Ainherstburg.
Mrs Jug. Navin and her twodaughters,
are visiting friends in Brantford.
Mrs KI•ty and children
their home, Tortinto, on ifood4.-
A namter of Goderich peophrkigh
the Bayfield fall show Tuesday list
Mn Oliver amd Mies Smith, of Bramp-
ton, are the guests of Mrs Trueman.
hank Traunch has resumed hes stud-
ies at Assumption College. Sandwich,
Mies Archer was the guest of Mrs
Johnston, at the parsonage last week.
Capt. Tratinch has returned after a
two weeks' trip un the United Empire.
Mrs sod Mies Crane retained tc town
last Seturday after • [eolith's absence.
John Mitchell, atter 1112 absence of
eight years, has been visiting relatives in
than.
crown
.1. T.bfon't.rw igiz, will oondoct the
asais• next
wmk.
Registrar Names 411iNnil Bentrals
eelog, bee remored te the Godeeteit torewPassPeerStanPfet7wn indeed, both edit
tee. H. /Wpm " b.)" 1111/Ch the interest of his horses.
improved by the visit.
A. M. Kay, deputy postmaster, hears -
sullied his duties, rafter s fortnight's &b -
. woes. He was officiating as ..
at a wedding while awsy.
The Strathroy dee has appeared in a
nee dress, and is ep to high water as •
local journal. It does good work poli-
tically in West Middlesex.
Constable Yule has his eyes on the
boys who work the "growler," and one
of these days there will be • wholesale
running in to the "cooler."
THROAT, Noes AND ELL -Dr. McDon-
soh will be in eloderich um Saturday, the
of the throat, Doll, and imr. 2
Mrs A. M. Polley and Misses Once
and Helen Polley, who have been having
a pleasant visit among relatives in gas -
bac, returned on Wednesday.
Mn Glasgow, of Brantford, returned
home on Monday last, after spendine •
couple of weeks in Goderich, the guest of
her sister, Mrs J. W. Pearin.
Mrs Beattie. of Brampton, who has
o rient the pest three months at the reei-
dence of her brother, Jos. W. Nano,
town, left for home on Monday last.
Thos. McGillicuddy returned on Fri-
day from a four nightstemperance lec-
ture tour in Turnberry. The audiences
are reported as intelligent and well be -
hared.
SHORTHAND Bonita. -- Isaac Pitman
shorthand books are sold at clue aim at
should learn shorthand. !Noma'. Mao
D em ay ettOM.
Rev. Manly Benson. of ToRM1111, wtll
deliver his lecture. "Men Wanted," in
Acheson's hall on Noe. 23ed, instead of
Not, 3rd, as was stated in our advestis-
iog columns last week.
Elijah Moore arrived in Montreal on
the 4th of October, after a stormy trip
nut on the Parisian. He spent • few
days in Montreal and other puling prey -
cue 1) starting for home.
Dr. M. Nicholeon, the West street
dentist, makes the preservation of the
natural teeth s specialty. Osa adminis-
tered from 9 a. nt to 4 p. in, for the
painless extraction of teeth.
We regret to learn that James
Strachan, son of D. K Strachan, hes
been prostrated with au attack of crud -
ens at Ki.gebridge, N. Y., where he has
been on the Croton Aqeeduct Tunnet.
Thos. McDermott left for Kansas City,
Missouri, a fortnight ago, having secured
a position in an otbce connected with
surveying and railway censtruction.
Walter Brough has • desk in the Name
office.
Sunday evening last in North St. M.
church choir, Miss Smith, of Brampton,
sang very acceptably that beautiful
hymn, "Nearer my God ti. Thee." Her
voice blended sweetly with the organ's
tones.
W. C. T. U. DIILID:AT&I.-Mts Wm.
Campbell and Mrs Leech are atteoding
W. C. T. U. Convention at ()wen
as regularly appointed delegates. The second open meeting of the High
School Literary Society was held las
Mies Trueman is also atteeding the con•
Friday. After the minutes had bee
notion.
been confirmed, and Messrs Garrow an
The exhibition number of the Walk.
Allen nominated for the Mbee of cauu
snots T.les,ope was a credit to the pub-
cilllor, and Mr McLeod fur those of lat
lisher. Mr Stephens deserves coogratu•
ylce president, the following programme
lations, and so dithe enterprising mer-
chants who assisted him by their gen-
erous advertising.
Charlie Thompson, typo, formerly of
this °thee, who has been foreman of the citation, Mies Minnie Acheson; reading
Rapid City (Black Hills) .Reenietteae, was Mr Struthers ; reading, Mr WyMIe ; edi
in town during the last week or two. treas. selections. Mum Ella Dickson
He ts undecided as to whether he will question dnwer, H. I. Strang ; reading
return to the far west, Mr Mitchell.
THE filtiNAL and will he Sent to o.
Hit w'RitND SYSITH. -A rather laugh
any address until the end of 1887 for
able mistake st the expense of J. I)
82.25 Tau Sweet. alone will be sent s • .
n
until Jan. 1st, 1888, fur $1.50. Sub- no, was m• ade in these columns las
" os.., " "We will " mo "du' week. Mr Smith, while in nom las
ion in the anneal subecnption.
week upon court business, called at TH
The London Ailrectoor says :-"G. $II.5AL office see one of the editors o
inlay of the Bank of Montreal, th mid friend. This edit
FIRE Bt...t.--On Wednesday bight
house owned by Elijah Martin, and ait
ated in St. David's ward near the Ba
field road, was set on tire in three differ
ent placee. Mrs Shanklin and famil
litho had been living in the house. ha
*early all their furniture out at the tins
as they were "mewing, but they we
sleeping in the house that night. Th
door was considerably buroed, the roe
was also fired, and coal oil had bee
poured upon the side of the house by th
incendiaries. We hope the authoriti
will look the' 'natter up. The tire•b
must go -to Ku:ifs:on.
a
u -
y.
7,
ci
e, for the crime of arson whenever required
re to do so st any sittings of the High Court
e of Justice for the trial of criminal causes
I in the county of Huron The said John
▪ Lightle secerdingly entered into the said
e recognizeoce.
Jordan v. Donn -Artie* for the con-
es
ug stream's of the will of the late Michael
Dune, al the township of Downey, coon -
Per& His Lordship reserved
judgment. Garrey, Q.. C. and Dancer
t for plff ; J. E. Harding for deft.
O Court asiourrteci at 10,30 p.m. until
9.30 am, Saturday.
•
SIXTH DAT.
Saturday, t /et. 9.
Court opened at 9.30 Am. , pursuant to
ad 'ournment.
ARNOLD- BONNA.NT
e llyiisk Weddle* ta %web 'Meese Illethiseline
there&
- -
Yesterday liberalise aeons of ladies and
and smeller groups (A girstlemea were
men harrying thretigh a &woofing Amm-
ar to witness the marriage of Harry Dyer
Arnold, of Owen &toad, sad Kies Polly
Bounasay, mooed daughter or Mr R.
liossagiy, of this tows. By the WNW
the "Weddios March" was pia ed and
the bridal party were is, the
large church was filled op *our and gal-
lery. 'The bride leaned upon her fath-
er's arum as they prooseded up the aisle.
Rev. G. It. Turk performed the nuptial
tie. The destine( responses of the fen
beide was one of the features of the cere-
mony.
The bride's dresses' a white brocaded
satin and gauze draped with tulle, and
a bridlal veil and wreath of natural dow-
ers She was encoded by Miss Maggie
Wilkinson sod Mies Ella Meninch. The
former wore • deem of white stripped
grenadine and bonnet to match ; the
latter wore • dress of cream cashmere,
draped with Spanish lace and bemuse
Both carried beautiful bouquets.
The groom was in morning dram He
Ina attended by Mr 0. E. Porter, of
Godench, and Mr Bums, of Owen
Sound.
After the wedding bresk fast the happy
pair left for Torouto and Montreal.
AUTUMN ASSIZES.
Conclusion of the Proceeding the HIgh
Court of Justice,.
FOURTH DAY.
Thursday, Oct. 7.
Court opened at 930, pursuant to ad-
journment.
The Queen v. Arthur Wyatt -Indict-
ment for rape. Donald Guthrie, Q. C.,
for crown ; Garrow, Q. C., for prisoner.
Jury retired at 7 o'clock p.m., in charge
of constable Johnston, and returned at
8:30 with • verdict of "not guilty.
Court adjournment at 8:30 p.m., to
meet again at 9:30 a.m. Friday.
Et Ens DA Y .
Friday, Oct. 8.
Court opened at 9:30 a in., pursuant
to adjournment.
The Queen v. Bailey - Indictment
against prisoner fcr stealing ballot boles
after Scott Act election. Guthrie, Q.C.,
and Wait for crown ; e:ameron, C..
and Holt fur prisoner. Jury retired at
4 p.m., it. charge of Robt Johnston, and
returned at 4:20 with • verdict ot "not
guilty.
The Queen r. Drummond -
Indictment for larceny. Defendant
pleaded "not guilty.' • `eGuthne Q. C.,
and Watt for crewn. Garrow & Proud
foot for deft. O.fter the crown counsel
had Sorel the case to tbe jury his lord
ship directed a verdict of "not guilty"
to be entered, and the jury accordingly
returned a verdict of "not guilty."
The Queen r Herbert Lightle-In-
dictment for arsoe. Prisoner was ar-
raigned and pleaded "guilty."
The Queen v. Thomas Jackson--In-
dictosent for arson -Prisoner ?larded
"Not guilty " Guthn• and Watt fur
crown ; Garrow, Q.C., and Wade for
prisener. By direction of his lordship
the jury returned verdict of nut guilty.
By the consent of the crown officer,
his lordship directed that John Lightle,
the father of the prisoner Herbert Ligh-
tle, enter into a recognizance for the sum
of $400 that the said Herbert Lightle
will appear for sentence upon the indict-
ment to which he has pleaded "guilty
waa presented : Address by the presi-
dent, Mr Middle ; reading, Mr McLeod;
recitation, Miss Flo Ball ; reading, H. I.
Strang : solo, MOS Marion Parsons ; ie•
Prindville v. Coppin, seduction -No
FILL IND IIIITIR STOCK COIPLETI.
JAS. A. ItEll) & BRO are now showing a Complete
Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goode for Fall and Wint-
er, of the Choicest Goode and Bert Value in the Market.
Driess Goods in Serge& Plaids, Tufted Goods, Ottoman
Cords, &c., in the Newest Shades arid at Lower Prices than
ever before offered, notwithstanding the recent e;reat advance
in all lines of Fine Woolen Gook Au. Wool.). it1114cH DIEM
Gootis, good quality, for 20c. per yard. A splendid line of
Daus MELpoiss for Ile. per yard. See them.
Special Value in Ulstrrings and Mantle Cloths. A good
Ottoman Cord Cloaking for $1.35 per yard. In Ornaments,
Clasps, &c., for Dresses and Mantles. we show a lari,re stock of
very choice goods, itnporteti direct from the manufacturers.
Wool Shawls, Fascinators, Tam (rShanter Caps, Hosiery,
(Moves, &c., at Low Price&
Tailoring Departnynt. A large stork just received of
New Tweeds and l'oatings for Fall Suits and Overcoats,
which will be Made to Order at eKceeflingly Low Prices.
Good all -wool Fall Tweeds by the 3ard from 40e- up, -cut
out Free of l'harge.
Underclothing very cheap. A special line of all -wool
Shirts and Drawers for Mk., worth 73c. Extra heavy for
75c., worth $1.00.
Call and compare our Goods and Priers with house', that
mark their goods up and then give a petty tive-per-cent. dis-
count off No TROUBLE TO SHOW GOMM
JAS. A. REID & BRO.
Jordas's Bk-ck, Go:Aerial. 14th Oct., IMO. MEI
o .
New This West.
Key Found -This thilloe.
For Sale mpg r. IhneetIL
New Matte Prot Clerks.
Servant Wanted -This 00ee.
Cheap Furniture -A. B. Corset!.
Teacher Wasted - Jobs surware
Practise Koosany - M. McGillivray.
Iran and ulster Stock cosuillete J. A. Kind
lk HAW.
M.
Dentistry.
N IC HOLSON, L. D. &
DENTAL moons.
Eighth dour below the ewe 011ie. Weet-se,
summon. teMoy
IV L. WOOLVERT. fe.
. -Odd Fellows Halt. Neeth
Gotterleh. Charges moderate. .A11 work war -
mated. HIM
Domestics Illanteb.
rigNERAL SERVANT WANTED,
G
for • semen family. Must hays seine ez-
piwience in cookine. Apply in penes so Ma
AIM
She People's Column.
KEY FOUND -A LARGE BRASS
key was bend se Haseiless street. near
the Square. Apply at this Neer. IMO -
VOR SALE -A GOOD MILKING
cow. Apply se Met& F. neelteVel. It
TEACHER WANTED -THE TILL'S
1 TEEN of S. 8. No. I. Celberae. will receive
applicestioas up to the 13th of November next
fors. assistant teacher in their esbooll. Ap-
plication& slather salary regained, arid rent -a-
las qualifications. to be addressed to JOHN
!STEWART. Beemiller P.O. 111111434
MUNICIPAL TAXES.
The Taxes of the Town er Goderich are pay.
able at my oilier. Town Hall. 3 per cent.
count allowed on all taxes paid in deptembew
Loans ani 3nsurance.
',NYE AND A HALF PER CENT.
etreight loess. Any amount. Private
funds at the low rate of 34 per coat per sa-
lient. SEAUILit ft LEWIS. tioderieJk. 3551
WTE HAVE PRIVATE TRUST
/ N flu to lend on Illor.gage tit the low
rate of IV k. AND A HALF l'klt C/LVT,
per ansum. Write or call few particulars.
Ant- sr...tots:it Lawlat. tioderialk.
500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
W CAMERON HOLT & CA MEDAN , Gods
rich.
ONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
I'll amount of Private Funds for thvestmeat
vit lowest rates ea 4ria-clase Monspiges. Apply
to °ARROW & PROCDPOOT
1,? MAMMY 1' ft,
It •
GENERAL INSURAntAtt,
REAL orrAra imp
MONEY LOANING AGF.NT.
Doty Cmanoginalas Represented
Mir Money to Lead on stratght loans. st the
lowest rate of interest going. la WO way DP
Snit Q. ~rower.
INE•orricz mooed door from Square.
West direst. 1111:&41
INSURANCE CARO.
tir . 0 0 ,
Mee. Lift end Mamie burnessee Avast,
OODICRICH.
110M ve, esmosite Colborne Hoes/.
The " Leedom f
Ties " 'flashiest." MOIL
The " Hised-bebealk" the testy Compaay
licesseed to lagers mate stem la the
Dominoes.
The shove ere all Ilreveims itag old estate
tithed ecompaaina.
Maks takers at lowest roles.
Gosterich Doe. Nth. ISM
11735
s0,000 T(VgNI40.. Al4 AT 6 PER
THE TORONTO GENERAL CO'Y
are prepared se leas mosey at 6 per mat.. pay
&hie hell yearly, en
TERMS TO SUIT BORROWERS,
per cent. in October : and after the 14th day on 11i-claos fan. isecurity.
of December. per cent. will be added. Apply to
Pay your taxes this mosth and save 3 per CAMERON. HOLT & f'AMFRON.
Barristers. Goderich.
oast.
J AMES GORDON, Collector.
Ooderich, Sept. ant. IRK 11811-0
1.10CSE WANTED -MUST HAVE
11. good water. cellar, and other 011arrenki-
ODOM. and contain four or live
Apply at Otla office.
AtICHIC. -MISS 000113, AMR 14
ve pupils for the Pines
years study of music. 11 10
quarterly. Terms: el per quarter.
SHORTHAND. -ISAAC PITMAN'S
PHONOGRAPHY. The moat popular eye -
tem magist. Instruction book. for 'sleet THE
Eltent•L Odlee. Every boy and girl should
ears Meet head. SIM
For Sale or to Let.
one appeared for the defendant. sod the
jury awarded the plaintiff 000 damages. QTORI TO RINT.-TNAT WELL.
Anne Hastings, who pleaded guilty to 11,-,611TIT A TED store, ea tee Mimeo at pros.
• the charge of stealieg a gold ring, waa eeter". irenseee'l
10. sasm. as. milinery
elef
sintenced to one week's imprisonment next. Apply to feill8. H. WOKE. North
• in the common jail. street MI6
This closed the beam's' of the court.
FARM TO LET -FOR A TERM Otr
a • ofor
sod other peewee la dia ettellity 0
week.
New ineeiss. cession, the oweialdruso.f Goderich. •;:r
years, Lot4.5. flea, la the Maitland cos -
01 by letter te J 8. LIZA Okratford. 1 11
winter, with se introduction by H.
" Thomson s SealsinI ; Autumn and
• 1.ttrayeb Animals.
Strang, B. A , Headmaster, and A. J.
▪ Moore, B. A., Mathematical ;Master of
Goderich High School." The &bore is CAME ON THE PREMISES OF Tbis Coarse will coexist of
A jubilee scrim VII be . 1
shortly in I, with St. Peter's
church.
Mies Mary Hall, of Hensel!, is the
guest of her parents, Mr and Mrs Ste-
phen Ball.
Mrs Hathaway and chili, who had
been the magets of Mr* eeager, returned
homelast week.
Tho Mimes Maggie and Lizzie Dick-
son have returned from an interesting
visit to Brussels.
A number .4 young people from town
attended the teameetieg at Holtnesville
on Monday •vening.
Mrs Junes Ilharldenn, of Tuckersinith,
has been the guest of Ler brother, John
Hemel', dunng 10, week.
Pruf Clarke will give a selection from
Hassial OD Sabbath evening as • dealing
voluntary in Knox church.
Mrs Hugh Hamilton returned t. townlaseW.dndsiy,
lase %Wednesday. aceempanied by one of
ata daughters and • grandchild.
es
Rey. Mr Patti, of Holmes's-111o, gore
-
pied the pulpit of Vietortivat Methodist
elterch os Sunday morning last.
Reg Mr Steele, fn. Stephen's, and
Re. Mr Johneton, of Si.. Geonrea, will
espikiseipe pulpits on Sunday next.
Mrs A J. McIntosh, sister of D C.
fkrechan, has returned to her home at
I,05doi, much improved in health.
A. E. Roth, formerly in employe ,.4
like Harbor mill, was in town last woe&
wisitiets tripods. He west on to Port
ROMs.
Agoutis for the Tomato Genera] Trusts Gel-
siestra. ciusnos. HOLT & C•EARibuit hare
alio huge rearmat of private funds to lea 1
05 line-clase farm wenrity.
Goderic b. Oct. 4. 103. 1911.11
$200,000 PRIVATE FINDS
Teamed on farm and town property, at low
est laterese Mortgagee purchased. Na
01111111011 charged agents for the Trust sae
Company t nada. the (Seeds
credit Compaay. the Loudest L01111 .01/11.11/11. -
of cashes. laterest. a. MOM 7 pc. Demi-
N. R. Borrowers am Masai Mese! 111 IWO
day. if title eatisfitetheir.
DAVISON Ik :C.,
Berns4ra. its%
tem
gI20.000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LE
MP on Farm and Tow. Property at lowest ta
N , I. no Commiasion
Ceaveyeasisig Fees reset/sable.
MLR- were con *Meta moose in one dy
fiff tine is satishissery -DAY110011 JOHN-
STON letrrlessre. &c.. Dederick. 741
UNION
ecture
COURSE
the subscriber. on the Itsts below the FIVE BRILLIANT LECTURES,
.1 the title of • work for the use of candi- Nation, shoot ILLI Alamo. • thrill roan
branch. Before leaving, a number of his on were absent at the time. The fore
riends met and presented him with an man 'made a memo. to the efee
address, accompanied by two handsome that "Mr Smith, of Gorrie, called.
presents. When the other editor came into the of
Sandy Merallum,A. Poiley's trusty fice and saw the memo., he thought it
lieutenant, is on the 'bus once more after was 1..old &catmint/ince, • prominent
a six months respite through ill health (int, cooper Smith, of elorne, and gar
He underwent a painful operation in the him a send off ma "a veteran Reformerlnt.ram,
interim, and the celebrated "sick oom- and J. D. Smith ts mad about it. W
mote" of Dunlop have helped to nurse apologies.
him into vigor. PRIER SALT. -- The Montreal TrodJ.
J. HazIewood, miller, who for the past ilalletin of September 24th saes W
six months has been employed in the find that in our article on Prise Salt en
Harbor Mille, will leave next week for 17 inst. we stated that the differen
. , dates prerring for university rnatricu Elarling heifer. The owner is re -quoted to
, risen Mr Strang. while accepting his
CAME ON THE PREMISES OF
August, a dark bay Illy. about t en years old. •
the • theriber
espaliers,. ead , r neeenes Apply in iitat Atneriesus 'e'en! Ise: been 'Berated. andligi
Immo an teachers' eertificates. in the Piwve Pforw,tPtr 8:41 take
away. 0 ). 8 Gederie . t esoil7s Novi Hall!
to be delivered in
ell share a respodsibility for the work,
says it is only fair to say that Mr Moore
deserves the credit. The poems make
78 pewee, and there are about tio pains
nf "Notes," besides a succinct bio -
e 'rushy of the poet. The notes are
pithy and clear, and shed a flood of
light upon the alluesous in the text. The
e• ditors exhieft a lane range of reading
e and a fund of inners! information that
must be of incalculable value to readers
Pr •Wto 000 ear
C talented townsmen &ppest as the editors
l'ortland, ( Oregon. He is a capital miller, samples of salt were analysed by Publi
but the enticements of the far west in Analyist at Toronto, but tind such was
the way big wasps and a business not the ease, new judges were appoint•
call it popular, bemuse we learn that the
publisher, are well plumped with sales. Legal Notices.
"Southey's Life of Nelson.' is bound -
with the above mentioned poem and
UDICIAL NOTICE TO CREDIT -
notes, and the two works nom* a book .1 °Re of SIUMAN ANN COOKE., deceased.
invaluable to university student* and
, skein the middle of
dories the wilster months oir irsa 7.
Mune of the hem vailehle Cansdian
The owner is relies* to prove proper'
D. McGILLI V It A Y. lot 3, ees. " -.Aherne. "mail.'" are "m1dyytt of sivinit enure WM
.1•Itford P.0. ISA
fart ion.
eonnw tickets., connisting of flt e single cou-
pes tickets are being onkel at 11 each. These
limns 'stay he med ea the purchaser
e.g.. he rimy go himself to outs lector,, .rb.
may take foUr Mende with him to any sae
leciere. or he may •Ilow wife to snood
three and go Memel( to tyro. or he nay -me
them In an nayhe pi000,1% 14nose
souls, knew ne t env' needs of the chisreh,
will take tea. three or toter. and nee *helm Oa
family tickets hnt he sore yon hay at team
one when the fatty 4,anvassor nails eponym.
The toot pereeeds will be equitably 41
.14.4 wren the two Method 1st churches.
The following ie • list of date. &a. -
QTRAY CATTLE -STRAYED ON ill
the premises of the loose
0.11 01 lot V.. son. writ, wawaneeh. about
theist of August, three yearling cattle. s ix..
one heifer. dark net one steer. dark reet. swi.h
while epee on forehead. one steer twitted red
and white All
requested to pay expense* and take them
11,1111, ILDNI NT) ARENS
e 0,1 net' in
of so wipe u and popular • work. No -•iwasea. Aug. 110 1. OW .310,
boom hare red too much for him. ed, all being chemists, and gin their test-
ing the various samples the snanintou
T C Wright, formerly chief clerk at award waa made to Ribes Sa/t.-At the
the Point Farm. has been for the past Provincial Exhibition at Guelph the
t wo months assistant bookkeeper at Nerth American Chemical Co'y wanted
Nordheimer's music emporium, Tenet- th
to. Th. I training which T. judg.d hy ehemuralaa to
pAn wimples taken from
rwcw"Pfl St Wn(siet"eig "Mir- 0" seriurity based package of salt on exhibition, bet
ably adapts him fur him present position.
but this was declined by the represents.
On Kerley night, or early Monday tin" of the Higgins' Eureka Salt who
morning the stores of Thomas lesalie wanted samp!se only takes from a
and A Webster, nI Woothein, were portion of his exhibit, not frogs the
broken into and alone tweeds. clothing, whole of his barn, and ori this not being
molerwear, etc taken to the smotlet of sinned to tie withdrew his inhibit from
about 11100. Tuesday mornme • war- . , after which as the N. A. C.
nut was teased for the arrest 4 J•ress C.V.woWiti set afters a jedgemona based es
Hetet and Joseph K idti. who neer • °Asiansl test ice parity, they withdrew
broneht hef..re the magistral. Tuesday theirs, se dm wen unwilling to submit
afternoon. The erode. or pari of them, the /01)4111164,1111 of their wait to the
being Nome in their peaseseton, they Judgment of the erdisery awn of
w ere committed to Gmtlevioll to 'tend ouleee„whe, heneever know Ils intevolcm,
their trial at the nest competent enure of ore tainagirma as ;ease toe peril
j arteries ios.
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teachers The book sells at 75e.
Purulent th se artier of 10. Chancery !o..e 'REV MA XIS RICXMON, of Toronto. "Men
NOS% of SCA A111 Ana Comte. wife of Jolts CooKR. TY/CCI. 10.
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sion made hi re come infanta. the creditors w'anted -
late et tbe village of Ifttegan stow in the Cif APLIN Mr4 ARC eV NeW 1
Oes Tnesday Oct . the wife of Mr Aleck Ma" °f "'• Imileten "'eel (leek. who Week.
are, cm or before the leen RA of fle TONER.
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