HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1887-5-27, Page 4Y
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Dry Goods
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folbeelag QasiS:
DRESS tiOODS,
I'nTNTS,
CINGHAMS,
MrSLINS,
EMBROIDERIES,
PA RAS(LS,
HOSIERY,
AND GLOVES.
ALSO BAROAINS IN
WHITE ANI) GREY COTTONS
`qIIRTIN(iM.
COTTON ADES,
TABLE LINENS,
TO W E LS,
AND TOWELING.
Special Attention gaen to the
Tailoring Dep
'Mil MAUIaTI AT Wil M,
Cliatua, the Anise's.• u'I' Aot
Aaeoelatwu, has been •pl riled jobbat
magistrate of Huron by th Lues! Gov-
ernment.
A num \'err. --
°eddy, who foe the past
bees resident in Toronto,
this week. He left again
H11Fen.ste ToC mw.
of the rector, Rev. Mr Y
the train at Stratford
evening, Caere were no
George's church on Sunda
Mc(idli-
me Alin. has
as is town
they Queen
Went
(1b ccamot
ng, lasing
t F}turday
rem. at St.
SspTaxe•su. -The two gi le, Thriatina
Msedupeld and Bessie M -u, charged
with larceny. were up belt h Honor
Judge Tots Saturday last for truce.
They were sent to jail for two
Baan BALL -Our high sch I base
ball club played • friend! gam of base
ball with the tossers of l trckt( on the
Queen's Birthday. ey f fled to
balance on the right side juf the edger.
VteITINn Falsxua,--D. IL (rameron,
banker of Lucknow, wan:in thio section
during the last few days'viaitun friends.
D. E. ranks with our A 1 umpers,
and is never afraid to face th music.
His day is coming.
H1 WAS THERE. -Allan !("Dick"`
putCameron ..caped from ' Turunto
unirenity lone enough to .pet d Queen'.
ell` birthday at home. He was one of the
TWEEDS CUT OUT FILE Of CNARCE. students who wanted fair play at the
I Yltrien Park meeting.
EXInapectioc incited. t4Goods shown with THE RA►!ea. - The recent showers
pleasure. were gre.tly needed in this section.
el. A. REID & BRO., The iudden change in the. temperature
Jordan'. Block. Court House Square, tioderich has been • little hard upoili those who
"eh May. I887. 91101-1y
pinned their faith upon et raging their
underwear on the 24th Of' ay.
Aeltic ULT( -RAL PA .4- a work of
grading and level11 the new
agricultural park is ing mi. st
favorably, and will soon hie completed.
The public works committee esidently
intend to make a complete job of it.
RETIRED PEON' 1'St !lea." -The
partnership existing r bet n G. H
Saults and F. W. Ki land as publishers
`of the Winnipeg Rifli ., been dig -
solved, Mr Mr Sault* iris¢ Mr Sault.
Evrtxrrslse Sews*•.-qeo. Stewart,
the photographer, Ibis taken a number
tine equestrian view.,hich reflect
c•nsiderable credit upon is ingenuity
and resource as a s ccessfu photo -artist.
on in I classes .4
He incites inspest
work.
Now AdvertImmseats This vseeh.
Notice- Peter ASamwn.
Girl Wanted -Miss 1)acis.
For Sale -Lr. McMicking.
I'.ows. etc. -C. A. dumber.
i tuation Wanted This Othee.
'Marine ('ash Sale -Miss Grakam.
Pure Paris Green - George }thymic
t•pral Bargains -J. A. Reid & Bro.
Pees for Sate -Peter Fisher. Benmillee.
clip$ ___
A chief's ntwaav pe. fakir' notes,
.4 ;a' faith 14.'11 preset al."
For special novelties in the photographic
`•neo and catcay Nein.. no one can lead otf
Geo. etewart corner Hamilton -rt and Square.
A
Keg' Mor'. -11 yon. fall to see Mac('or-
nac's•pringstock. Varied. elegant. durable
and cheap. Be sure to examine and sate
money.
No. it isn't a riot. It's simply the rounpp
men who want at Ilsh suits rushing franti-
cally to F. t A. Pridbam's. the faehionahle
tailors, on the Square. But. ob, my. ser the
r -1st,.
When some of the newspaper men wanted
r, br faeeteauS about Kilbride. they said.
"Hos mane is Denis:- W ben the people of
Goderick want to get a leading photographer.
t hey say. "His name is Sal lows
THe Wuaas't ('HRI•TIAN TPINIPIKRANCIE
t-NION wit) mteet regularly for the transaction
of business every Tuesday afternoon at 2.111
c cock in Knox cburch. Every woman in•
terestre in The workiitygge .sUy invited to
Goode's BlackCherry Cough Balsam is
c• orking wonders. Only rile. Our own condi-
eon powders at 13 and Sic. per package are
clam gating great satisfaction. First class
dispensing a speciality. A', C'. (;code. Drug
grist. Albion Illo k.
THE Ht'Res AlN• Rarer LOAN ANI' INveeT-
NENT ('VMs'A]y.-I.rl,wirors In tits,•ow,rany
t ave the best poseihle secnnty fur their men-
ee. ail being inceeted Ib meet age un farm
property Repositors have a Ant lien in all
the contrtnl's assets. hate of inter/st paid.
!roto 1 ti per cent .ctcrding to amount
end durmtion of deposit. Farmers hal Ina( sue
i.lus means should call and wee the manager.
Mr E. N. and Miss Lewis aro a -Tay on
a visit to. New York.
L. E. Dstscey, barrister, Seafurth, was
in tows' Burin¢ the week.
Little Dora Price, daughter of Rees
Price. is suffering front quinsy.
1. Macaulay and bride, of Bramptun,
are the guests of J. W. Pearen.
Hon. A. M. R es, Provincial
Treasurer spent the 24th in town.
.1. T. Garrow, barrister, trek a holiday
with friends near Seaforth last week.
Walter Shar.n.n has go ne to the Sault
and is working at his trade. taunting.
C. A. Yenatter and 1G.bt. Beattie, of
f trettord, spent the 24th in Goderich..
aHfenww Dnwmne who Teas
resident in Chicago for mometlute pout,
is in town visiting his parents.
Dr McDonagh will to in Ghderich for
MeDICAL. PAa'KNPJIa1rf. -We aro
pleased to learn thgt Dr J. R Shannon
has de-ided to locate in
had advantageous offers
and other points, Ibut d
into partnership with his father
elder Dr Shannon.
THREE DAY'' LL Sow. -By the
minutes of then ting; f the West
Huron Agriculture Sod 'ty, which we
publish in another sols',. n, it will be
seen that atraegemants b ; - Viii='ilii►
ittt' rd
ich. That Is • step ►n the ight direction.
THB AeurnecI. Bou. ►n Friday last
the big bell for the R. C Church, Ash-
field, arrived, and was l ded in a wagon
gun
1
for conveya.ce to i d 'nation. When
near the Maitlan . 'dge one of the
wheels came off t v. tele The mis-
hap fortunately di no injure the bell.
1
PRorERTv CH . r. .-During the
past week Wtn. 1 n disposed .,,f one
of his houses on elan lesea-st., te Mrs
! Reid, of Colborne Ito ' di►o0. W. Prid-
ham purchased th h,` . and lot adjoin-
' ing Mrs Raid's , . t3550 also- The
boom has evt.ie tl - struck Anglesea
street.
GINE To THE
Intelsh, son of J
who gradr.ated
Store, G. aerich,
position At; the
making of • first
the best wishes o
with him. •
aim cf Goderich
nen, left Swift.
train for the
eco
prosperity be
wish of his nljir
and Seieforth.
R. Shannon
oderich. He
rom 'Toronto
ided to enter
lathes. the
-consultati••n on Saturday, the 4th of, HE LAPEL`
.lune, and afterwards oil the first Sister- manager of
.lay of every mor th. Brantford, a
,lames Hislop, bricklayer, etc., has br nch at 0
been workjng in Clinton during the past fourth in to
week, on the additions to the Clinton •tine thrivi
high school. The job will aeon be 'Ip to Gode
through breeze, and
Dr. M. Nicholson, the \ street stet HE'LL B
THE Sn•NA
dentist makes the preeervatien 4.1 t e -. Aitf
tered from 9 a. m. 1.. 4 p. to for
painless extraction of tee:h. ptame...°
the cheese
Hertel' Luce.- -Our fishing boats ate ;,bw jn N
makingbigger bawls than the w(y e a
gf, y strange t
week since.
Mr and Mrs .1. Te&ze, of IVingham,
spent a few days last w visiting their
eater, Mrs T. Healy.
Do we re.. - G.•lerich lacrosse club
wet.t tuM-af.rt,' ea the , 4th 11111R, and
were beaten tip the club of that tows by I
three goals to .415.
3., P .
. y ' •n friends f
It 1 w t The IF y
E, t'. Ite'ch.•r. who has leen p n *tested
with Illness for ermn weeks, will be
pleased t. hear . f his rkc.eery.
Int I.iw 1:ATn'o AT oN.-The town
ei unetl will ratify the ylaws concerning
the waterw.aks. seri Itural park and
electric light next Mo ay evening.
iT WA. \Vette ' S
over 87 .n the shade
number of residents
underwear lief, re the
Race A4.AI• T
ane* of old Mr Fu
. mereed eft our •tr
improved in health.
state.
MI1.1.1Nre'.. Mr.
hand • large ,•sort,,
finery, c.'nostin•l .•f
lc. For pert Wu'
week
1►N AN 1.-er..e
A. Andersen. .1 M.
sal vrneral .1 Can
Seterday last on a
Be etpre.sel him*
t ropjpreseed earth the 1
rte 1 irrdwrleb, and i•..
lemetifnf •um1'ter
THEM
Stewart, f manager of the (:.nlench
('aled.•tu,t 'anew was In town Wednes
day. it 1 edict. the biggest turnout .f
athlrtew, ' I;'niers and dancers ever
wituces • ' 1 thug se`ttnn .t the country
He wan strumeeital in getting the
spaeciel r ay aceom.dation : and nos
he is a. ng up the Scottish concert.
J. D. taft hauler all the same.
CALK{ et is I;.eiu . The pregnant'
for the i Ines under the auspices .f the
(,. 1, pian Sea''( ty which will
•n the Cricket (;round ..n Fie
let. or. printed, and plata.' in
n The list consists of purely
., and on that account w'll
I.• rrcettable to the athletes,
deafly tire* promise .f bring
cat day Ater yet i•eld •iii (;oder •
'4 ALT. --Johnny Me-
Icictosh, West st.
the Toronto Gab
as accepted a peed,
It. J.•Irony is the
ss business man. and
his many friends ge
Ir James It. Luby,
nest est imahie young
Thursday .n the fine
t, on a pleasure and
.,.hap-Mseime ..
,..tion. is the sincere
friends in Goderich
Oct, Tows. --D. Glass,
tank of Montreal,
rmerly manager of the
spent the Twenty-
Brantf trd,-be_ Lazio is
lace, but he likes te
o get a arae of the lake
is old cronies.
as. - A private. letter to
forme -us that It..be'l't tree
AI(edonun
1st. We McLennan,
olAticcr of Sceelaud, who is
'ork, is &Iso a:adea.oring to
here at the celebrati..n. I lnrelast in Knox church lecture room.
There was a large attendance. Mrs Robt
.Lit wA, 13 Tnw'N. .t. .). Henderson was unanimously called to
the chair. The objects of this society
are Lome mission work and the training
.f a Band d Hope to avoid the evils 4.1
ir.dulgence in alcoholic liquors. The
1 lI.wing officers were elected` -Mea It
Fs w len
I,- dent Miss /i s E H m
len r• 'n, presi
1st rice president ; Miss M. Fraaer, 2d
vice-president ; _Miss Meldrum, corres-
ponding secretary ; Miss L. \Nilsen,
treasurer ; Miss flamlete, secretary. The
next meeting wi'I be held ..n the secwno
Title-el/1y ii1June, in Knox church lee-
turf remit.
TR4rttr. WITH THE TRIYMERe
There was trouble at the dock between
the "tram trimmers" and the captain of
-the United Empire Wednesday last.
The latter had brought down 20,000
Till RU8OII SI=HSL. FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1887.
\' esuauess.-F. F. Lawrence has re-
cently had his tones in (root of hie mi -
deuce nicely hied up and pointed. The
other+seein` wete jack knife ti.od ran
hos weapon alone two of 1.1_e poste, carv-
ing out two large shyers, sad the third
art wan liberally saturated with tobacco
saliva. Frank wants to keep the law,
but he says he'd hurt the neck of the
istess'arldrar'rtsa
Asewn as Strata a -Another strike,
but one which d.d not assume alarming
ypoerop,rtioes, occurred at the harbor
Wednesday lest. Davi Reid ooutracted
to unload owl from the sch..ouer A. J.
McBnor, for John Souble the saltrwn,
Reid engaged a staff to carry out the
ouutract and agreed to pay them 2ficte
an hour. Ths gang struck for 30 cta an
hour, but Dave stayed Eno, and fulfill
ad los contract.
()sell oar.-Auetber of of the L ongre-
gati..n of St. titer's paved away this
week -Miss Jane McIntosh, only daugh-
ter of the late L Melunale Eel. Miss
McIntosh has been an invalid fur some
tome. A requiem High Maw was cele-
brated at St. Peter's by Rev Father
Aylward, of West \Vawanorh, 00 Wed-
nesday last on the occasion of the fune-
ral. Rev. Father Aylward also preached
a very touohiag sermon.
ENTEKTAIRM*NT. -The ehildren's mis-
sionary society of Ku.x church will hold
an entertainment in the body of the
church this Friday evening at 7 30 o'-
clock. A pleasing program of songs
and recitations by the children has been
prepared, and It is expected that a most
enjoyable time will Le spent. Then
will he about thirty children's voices in
the choruses, all well trained. A salver
collection will be taken at the dour.
AoAIN Do -tram- At the May meeting
of the quarterly board of Victoria -street
church, Rev. G. F. Salton was tendered
a unanimous invitation to return to the
pastorate of the church for the next
year. The rev. gentleman accepted the
Invitation subject to the action of the
stationing eninmittere Durug the two
year* which Mr Salton has been o.nneet-
ed with Victoria at church, the $psi teal
and financial ccndntion of the charm
tlteadll Ina r yr i ..
formation has been laid against Harry
Lippet, Wm. McSwain, Ephraim
Mouutenay and Ruhr. Williams, for as-
sault upon.„John and Daniel Murray.
The aassult''arose out of Wednesday's
strike at the duck. All the parties in-
terested are duck laborers, and the
fracas anise out of the trouble with re-
gard to unloading the United Empire.
The twu Murray. were willing to work
fer tho reviler rater, and went to work
notwithstanding the threats 4.1 the
strikers. Thursday morning the four
accused performs met the two Murrays on
'Iii'!^ wtiiit,ej tweak below Macdermntt's
steps, and set 1t "' them. Daniel
Murray, the sou, wa4"his ten badly, but
the father •.aped ctmp;'itt,rtj,vely air
harmed, and laid information agjaitist t'
IsaaAsil come butt
the urrybr tut tree
TI Ao'BtRs' Orrtcss%.--The
officers elect of the North•.Huron Trach-
eas' Association Are as follow.: President,
W. E. Groves, W ingham ; vicepreeident,
Mian Dick, Seeforth ; secretary -treasurer,
A. M. Burchill; Blyth ; assistant secret-
ary, Miss Mc(.:uwan, Belgrare; executive
committee Maven. Turnbull, Clinton
A. H. Plummer, L .ndesboro ; Mtasrs
Pake, Wingha'1 : Simpson, Clinton :
Andet.on, Seaforth ; Delegate, A. M.
Burchill ; auditors, Messrs. Manning
and Scott, Clinton.
they have no right to do iojary t.• the
acme of the harb..r by acting so (enlists-
ly as they did Wedueaday last. Tho
tendency .f such Wuedertile u.ethtds, if
persisted in,will he to make lake cspt stns
refuse grain freight 1.. Goode rich, ane the
last slaw of the deck laborers will he
.worst. than the first. 1a thirsts and
other paints tridlmers gmt il•IjS i day
ante a o e' "w '1aday, is
not to 11.e d.tnwetot of t • Audi mu-
HAkraa m nos Jetts --An imp.rtaut
feature of June //ugh. e will tut au enter-
taining article on "'l'he Kentucky Pio-
neers" by one of throe direct descendants,
John Mawr. Brown. The interest of the
subject clusters around the picturesque
little city of Frankfeerd, the favorite re-
sort of D.niel Bootle, sod the place where
the Tarnow pioneer a buried The ro-
rnsutae story of Boone and hos intrepid
otmparions is rehearsed in a eraphie
description of the thrilling u,cideuts, the
fierce Indian tights, ,no hardy habits.
and the huntsman ski ..f this noble race.
(hat of the moat important laswves is
that describing the last great Indian
battle in Kentucky, at Bryan's Stat
aid Blue lecke, with its wary scenes .f
heroism. The value of the article is en-
hanced by excellent engravings of Dat.iel
Boone, Seaton Kamen, John Brown,
George Rogers Clark, and Robert Patter-
son, by six drawings by Julian Itix of
picturesque historic landscapes, and by
two stirring illustrations of the cerium
of three piuheer girls and the defence of
the station from Howar3 Pyle't brush.
Dennes•tn'a SOCIAL. --The dairy-
maids' social, under the auspices Of the
ladies of the North street Methodist
church, which will be he'd M.•oday
evening next, May 30th, at the !;rand
Opera House, premises to ioe one of the
events of the season. Refreshments
served from 7 to 8. A good time is
expected, an excellent program and •
sumptudw bill ut fare having been pre-
pared as follows :
1'R(etHAM.
Introductory Chorus Original Dairytnaids
Opeatng Remarks President of I)alrvtnaidt.
'Miss ,'Iran
•`-7rla 'iiitrMllkingthe cows MlssWe.ton
Violin Selo... eleetad Mies dattie Iiouagh
" • ,e" «i ,new rereloui
ue,n
!Mir Trimmer
beet '"We'reare yo.Going. my 1'rrtty
iMaid" ..Mem Maneaeh and 31r F. Pt lee
tamers neshoN.
Chorus . ..."('p In the Morning Early-
! Lairy maids
;Solo "Polly, the Cows are in the corn -
'Miss 1 Wllkieenn
j(Cdistheatc.....Mises It. Vasderli
Solo ......... •' Wks the Cows Came so late
]Miss Herr!
Chorus _ "Wait for the WILIrOn"..bairytnaide
amt. o1 YAMS.
Shakespearean Burlesque Dairymaids
trot HlteuitL stoney and Reseed yiia.
('ogee and t andwiches.
Buttermilk and Gingerbr ad.
t'ItIT e, Bread and Butter.
Coffee or Milk. and (rake.
A Bu'tLntxo Bony IMMINENT. -Tt
looks as If a building boom was
imminent in Goderich. Already this
year there are more buildings In retiree
ereutiss end in oo*templation than
vf7t Gedirich in the past
(►rl1K ' '1"1llt; 'OMAN •,with the fact
that dwelling houses are hard to nbeain,
and that daily new arrivals are coming
to town, leads us to believe that lively
times are in store for Goderich in the
near future. There is one drawback,
however, to the successful erect of
cheap c:mfertable buildings, and that
is the fact that there is nu brickyard
within easy range of the t.,wn. This
necessity works against the interests of
those who contemplate building. Seras
years ago there were a number of bricjt•
yards in operation to and ar-und Goober -
'
Soh, but ter same reason they were dis
-continued. At the present junction it
would i.e in order for owners of land in
Goderich and yikinity to niake a test of
the and on their lots, with a view of
finding suitanie clay for brickmaking
that an lax had within easy reach of the
-awn There's a "baro" .f tu'jfney in
this scheme fur the owner of suitable
clay.
ONE of THE LEAr.ga*.-Hon. L H.
Davies, of Prince Edward island, and
the leader of the solid Liberal c.'ntingent
from that Province, was in town from
Fiiiday lift until Tuesday. the guest of
M. C. Cameron, Q.0 During his stay
in Goderioh he was visited by a number
of tbeIoe4 Reformers. An effort wn
made by tbi Young Liberals to induce
the hon. gentleman toeccept of a public
reception. but he 'reclined,, uwiug-tu tht
fact that he had come to Goderich for
rest, and not for active work. The hon.
gentleman left for Ottawa on the noun
train Tuesday.
Keen W$.sr» .5.Feeemil a.Gww,r
Rr."rt•E,T.- The Burford Tint', thus
alludes te: a kindly reference recently
made to Rev. \Viiliam Johnston of that
place, (formerly of (:.derich) by Rev.
G. C. Mackenzie, Rural Dean of Brant.
"The rev. gentleman concluded by
sneaking very highly of our rector, the
Rev. William J .hnst.n, whom, he said,
he had known fur ten years to be one of
itrffeestettarnest and hard working men
in the do.ce`itref„Huron, end ha hoped
that his respective!111ut ations in Itur-
ford, Cathcart and I'Ona'etjTfPrvs.rti,l.a4r
*41-'ibev could to help him in noble
Y W C. T brine- - A branch of
the \-.ung Women's Christian Temper-
ance Union was Instituted Monday even -
11. Kiel
he 1 1 .
day ..l
c'ren
cash
urlay last it wet
t;.d(•rich, a a July
ff:d their winter IN. 1
"Twenty-fourth.'
genial countee- T
✓ is again to ie Doe
is He is loch `carr
e are pleased) to Jul
held has nno nn
t ..f summer Will
ire hats, ttowlers
nee advt. too.
Torn - \V (la'
al, 1 S. .n
was in ow..
r of ens • tm
ss :teem, h hit
ntlf 1 apps. race
o'11 pot) it a A
rt.
• Ake %•.:r ,air* rot CALF:
Div. --The r•e.mmitte• for the
out .f thr ('alodenian varves on
ei, at Goderieh. hat • been *[rearm I
•••mpleting aPIanermplds with the
11 .,,th.►tti,•s. wherehy • ste•cial
run from Stratford at ^ 30 a. 1n I
(1 .derieli e. 9 3;t, and sopping I
m,termetiiete points. This train
rite, in addition t.. the regular i
" at a weir Lite eienreiet.wte an
realty to ep'•-,,J Iwo ho,iFs end a
the !eke h.•f.'re tilt game* begin.
. no it flit tram will pew• (SoeIerieh
1.. p m. c'.nnertleg with G.e Lon -
II 'iron
,nn-Ilur'ti & Bruer brie Werth anti with
W. (1 & B. at Wingllaa, north slid
bushels .f wheat for the 1Ieg Min, and j
wanted to have it trimmed with as
littledefy as ramble. The reveler
Price for uch work et the. pert has J
been r_ 28, but the d.'cknten thought I
they had Capt. Ilobertwn in a tight 1
(pace, 5151 raised their tent! to R3,
This the captain .f the Empire n fused
to pay, and for a ah .rt time there was
the 9.t4 •Acle of men sadly in need d
well; refusing to take reasonable cons -
pen aateel fur their labor. The captain
at last put some ..f bus men to work, and,
• few of the trimmers weakening, the
stroke was declared of. The action ,t the
deckmen in making ahsurd demands
spec Take captains on such tme anona 'S
an 'Nary to themeelvert slid a detriment
In the town. The men doservo good
psi for the work, witch is hoary, but
Gontasr a DI•TR1.7 MEETING. -The
altlnwl meeting of the (J.,derich district
of the Methodist church, was. held in
Rattenbury st churcli Clinton. May
1lith and 20th. Rev J. F. Howell '.f Sea -
forth, chairman of the district, presided.
AM iTt IF-Fio?iE'from the circuits
showed gratifying increase in mewb.e.
ship and connectional funds. There was
general rejoicing when it was rl.n.unced
that Victoria at., Goderich, and Henull
south, had v.lont.srill ceased to ask
•upp.rt from the mission fund and are
henceforth to he know .s independent
stations Goderich district next year
will not draw out one dollar from the
n;issiou fund. Ray. J. S. Fisher, of
Holmesville was eleeted to the stetion-
ing c.nimittee and Rev. G. R. Turk and
r'w:ej Hussy Ito tile conference sabbuth
so1►o+e4,>i'eeMNtetet4 -;.1;471 t►brtaar'Ir
largely attended. The cbareh, esis tw-
eed on such occasions, was despoil its
1116041,11.11s Th. choir was au full at-
teentienee, ktn•l:y assisted I•y Mr John
ltuhn...n. Aloe Annie Mettle eh, of
Menet, 1444,1.• 1 the friends of lie de-
OMraerd hy singnl5 at the (teert..ry the
beautiful hy "Vital Spark o.l Heav-
enly Faroe." After Mass Rev. Fattier
'Iona g le. a afsurt foo .11, ei.,ri,lln iertliutl.
The tall bearer were Mows. Robeson,
R C. Heys, Jas. W ilsn., C. A. An.
.hews, T. Griffin and Johu Lacey.
Beaut,ful doral glfs were Sent i.y this fol-
lowing ladies Slid grntlewau : Mrs M.
C Cameron, creme, Mlle1.'•.'k' ioergaoid
of alt. Peter's , cross,Mn J. ttailrr,
crofts, Mr G•br•el Eili.ott, crow. The i
Coke, wreath, Miss Annie I►oyle,
wreath, Miss Mary \fallen, wreath,
B,o.luets were eve 1.y \Its Edwards and
Miss M. McGregor.
1►eiTuAay.- T! -e fallowing freta the
Straiton) Herald refers to the death ud
A resident „f tied city well ku.wu to
many of our readers - Ti utelsy .n.rn-
ing at halt east . ase ...chick Mr 1►. T.
Bailey died at his residence. 1,1. t;eorte
street. Alr. Bailey hid teen .111111 for
several months from a net;ous malady
ter which there seemed j( be no hope.
His death was n.. dente 'hastened by the
sudden death .4 his eta, Mr Fred.
Halley, in New York, on the 7th of Fel,
ruary. Mr. Ilei .y hos heen a re.'der.t of
this city tot thirty two years. He was
engaged in the mercantile business Ile
was :ei years assess,.r of the to.:., 5141
was for • number of years a meml'er of
the town council and the public school
board, and had taken an acti''e interest
in everything that tended to iniprwe
the city. He was secretary treesuter ref
the water works company, was one ref
the founders .1 the Perth Mutual Fire
Insurance Company and was the Ileal
proposer .f the Business College.. Mr.
Bailey was an houorabl• and c)n.rien-
Uet citizen, who alsays did u he wish-
ed to be dote by. He was a member of
St. James church, and a thorough going
Christ len. His Iowa will not only be felt
by his bereaved family, but in education-
al matters and other teethe enterprises,
hie counsel, and his liberality will be
missed. The flintily hate more this
usual sympathy. owing 1. the fact that
the eldest • .n, Frederick. died recently
as mentioned above. He was a eretua
in: young omen, and h.ghly esteemed by
all who knew him in this city.
KNox CHrtecH Pt'LrIT,-Rev John
McGillivray, of Melville church, Mon-
treal, occupied Knox church pulpit
i Sunday evening, and preached an elu-
, eluent disc,une to • large congregation
from 1 Tun 1 -'l : "The glorious gas
pei of the blessed God," bringing out ,- (►TICE.
the meaning that the Gospel reveals the \
glory of the blessed God in a peculiarly
resplendent manner. The least creation
of God revealed come ray of the divine
glory Illustrate•s •,f how God's glory
1 was revealed in creation and Provided(e
were cited. Under the (11d Duspenwtien
the C was onIy dimly area, but
under !iie New no dimness was there,
but a bright shining of glory. God s
glory in the eeepel was seen mainly in
the display f the moral attrohutra sof
wisdom', notice and lore. The ren.
speaker dwelt upon and illustrated each
of thew moral perfection special em-
phasis being laid upon the th .ueht of
their hanronious working as shown in
the words "the blessed God " lint the
glory of God cannot be fully seen in the
Gospel until the day when the history
of the tairerse 'hall he completed.
Then, His wisdom, His justice and
His love shall shine in fullness.
In the at ,headmen a c'ntrast was drawn
between this Gospel and the gape!e of
culture and humanity, and the great ad-
vantaee, and hence responsibility. we
- have over the mints ..f the (Olt Dispen-
sation, and the heathen. If out of
Christ, all the moral eerfeections of (Tod
are against us, a God .'t love becomes a
costuming five, but if in Christ, these
moral perfections shall be our eternal
source of strength.
DEATH or AN 011Gnnnrftl•'H Boy. --
The Chesaning, Mich., :I r ee. thus refers
to the death of a native •d Owlet -tell :-
Sittwrl D•oozh, our esteemed fellow -
townsman to dead To tit •se who were
.privileged to know this genial, courteous
gentleman- t.' understand the generous
quahues o1 his mind and heart ---to Iled
tied to appreciate the warmth and fervor
reflected from the sunlight of his s,ul-
TAKE NOTES.
items.E relerrel taller ne►• (ball Mew Ike
'Y:eewl 1 ..sit N,^
Tine ach....see Ugi,hal.11 lett lest week
is tout .f the leg beesealo,.nal h.r Die
trout, where it is utsdarsns,I she 'a►ll Ise
thoroughly repeated _
The sch/enter Pinahetw. atreld
\Vellaevhurg ..n Flwd•y, null w camvepstress
ee
h.e.1s slot eta.ur for P. M. E•reu ss"
then.
l'he
ich.. tier Ariel entered the hsr-
1...rah h• -r tint 1,we1 of lumber this
aesunl, ono Thuraeiay sfS.r'so.lu- Navlus
dlschart•'d her •sego lay Fnday etching,
ah..r taw md.a,tawe .1 111e fneratoi•
wind coot Walled al su:.dowu t..r steelier
lead.
L'tt 3Yaow,
A hire, dark-o,.mplexio.ned, far nee
1•a'alty titan, wish full •awl whiskers
*red second eI, , called •t the l.auaitig
eh a .4 C tu.eron F l awpt'.II L tcktinw,
end .•tiers' for dlsc.•'t- t ah .ret a Jozcto
note., purie.rtin( it. 1.e signed by alter -
tut tanners. Mr Cainerou,to whom the
ureter weir .freed, tad doubts as lea the
grnuiserecss of the elglatu,es, and upwn4
ly . tpreased such d .ul.t*, ehereup'11
'the suranver evinced great nervousness
ani alarm, and laurel/wily Lathered up
the netts mod lett the office. A few
enemies afterwards he drove rapidly nut
..1 1..01. and has net limo aeon 'epee. It
was unJoubteelly a birefer.•.I a' tempt
to pal* forged nutty Ata .neat the
names on the note. supposed 1.. Ise f"rg-
e.1 were Jeremiah Fy •m, John Hackles.,
Penick 11'1..uiehlna, Jehe Kennett. Jas.
Sc.0 and .their respectable Ashfield
fanners. The speeulatur heeds watch•
ince.
Dentistry.
. NI'.'HttLSON,
UENT.tL iIOOMS,
Eighth deux below the Pet Other. Weaat..
Uuurrii u. 1023-ly
L. Wt►1►LVERTON, L D. S.
a t►A4•e-Odd Fellow. Hall, North et.,
(iedeeoch. Chartres macerate. All work war -
Gas or Vitalised .lir elven for patn-
lsk eitrac'ios of teeth, HIS
Domestics 'Mantea.
t U1.L WANTED -000D WAGES
oil! be given tea sellable girl for gene
rat housework. Apply to Mlett LAgift 1061
She People's totumn.
1 he council of the Corporation of tbeCoun
ty of Huron will inset In the Court Hour.• in
the Town of Uoderlch .n, Tuesday, the 7th
day of Jane neat. PETkR WHIN
County Clerk.
May sled. 107. 9100-11
11Er,'. F1111 SAKE.
I w;11 supply a swarm of Ent -claw hybrid
toms fur B. pros ided the parties reeruing
tbem.upplj empty biro..
I'ETEft FISHER.
4100 11 Benmiller 1'.11
1
SITUATI(IN WANTED.-Asma•-
kJ Wows,. or book-keeper by a con. ,'
young lady. Apply at this uElw- Mit
"VOR SALE -A 1'H.f.Tc IN AND A
r SET uF SINGLE HA R.<Fa)Lt in 1M -ret,-
voudition. at one-half the on,,rttnal cash.
Apply to 1►R. '1,MiCKING. 211111!
VOTICE IS HEREBY ITIVEN FOR
BIDDING at7 person pttnhWag the
late ('A tF ALLE= rl hoarse freta JAllEn
BAiLEV n It dop.m't lewally b.lonets Railer.
for .t has not teen paid tor. Also an N ptperson
indebted to the late ASE
ALL►oare
pay up and woe eats.
2 tf Mw.. (A14F- ALLEN
.
}i>iericb,NAItMEE1SMay ATTENTION.iAh.IMT,fwa-1tThe ualerslgner! want a large goanttty of
Hemlock Bark, for which the haehest cash
price will br paid. Bring it to the Goderich
n
Tanery aid get your a b.
W.F.LA.SMITH.
illOWN OF GODERICH.
COURT eie Ice Chloe.
'd ke notice that the (room of Rea -Mims for
the Town of (i.eter.ch, will be held ie the
'hewn Hall. on Monday, May Nth. Inst.. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon. for the purpose of
hearing and rectifying alt completing against.
or erre.", un the araelenw-rt hell of the prea=
ent year. Ai: parties Interested arereeer-.te4
to atend.
WM. (' k MPBEI-L.
('lark of Muuici dy.
Qederkh. May l;rb.
1ls;. ri
this simple arnuuncemect will cont. •
I freighted with an abiding sense of vl.e.m. ? CN1CIPALITT OF COLiBOIRNE.
Mr. I1 nogh was. man ..f aterli :,ciarae. Wl'RT OF REVISION.
teristics, and it is net psyine to.., el,,Iuent -__
a tribute to his memory to say that he did N4 17.1.' Is hereby given that the TownsLip
h r to the communis in which he a'• c Colborne a ill meet •t t1,.TOW nslup
y L Carlow, on Friday, May 'rib. at 1e
lived. Never robust, he fell an easy vic. o'clecka.ss., sea Court of Invision.
tim to that king of terns -consumption. .1.H. itICHARIM . Tp Clerk.His death eceurred Thursday morntt:g at curt". may j , I. g3a
a t n st
FT'114rf . !uf Auburn. who
died Boring the year, was read, and a
message of condolence ordered to he
forwarded to Mrs Turner. The only
change in the cir_uits reeon,ntended,
was that /.ion and Sturdy'• appdntment,
which have belonged to Holmeaville, be
fattached to Victoria st. Goderich. After a
moat pleasant and harmnnieua session
the meeting was brought to a close Fri-
day at 4 p.m.
THE CLOAK. nr THF. \-1 IR AT NORM
'e1 CHue.'H The quarterly ',heist
board of the North at. Methodist church
met ..n Tuesdpay evening, May 17th, to
wind up the beanies' of the veer. The
pastor presented • list ref the members
the church, 55 have been received on
trial and i2 hy letter from other places,
mskiny a total of n7. Five have died
during the year and 21 hike removed.
The present membership is 14t. being an
increase over last year of 2:.. Since .lune
1881;, the church hos raised for cunnee-
tional funds $670.47, for local pareoems,
includinv minister's salary L122:I1i. The
superintendent of the Sabbath •chn.l
presented misreport. The Intel number el
ssbolars in the schonl is 310, officers and
Isschrla 11. Number catechiaws 280.
The echoed raised for mimeos. 144 tib
sed for s•h.' •I porp.aes el 47.37. In
every department the echoed appears to
be in a flourishing condition.
It MrvoRtaw -- We regret to rhron-
isle the death of ,lane, only daughter of
P. (asrr•.'ll, Victoria street, which occur-
red at her father'. residence Wednesday
week. i►eceased had been ailing for some
time past, and her death was not wholly
unexpected. She was ■ most etemplary
young women, end beloved hy all with
wh,oni she came in contact. The fune-
ral, which took place es Friday teet,was
his life: Suisse' Dosiogh was herrn in CYEL' T OF RRVIAiUN,
Oodefieh tett.. Feb, 11, HMO. At the age N(Yfl('F is hereby g,iCothat the Township
of about 'ire years he lost his father hy townrblc'e allWstoewawwtatnarda MI:. Ka}! At
mmuhII.I.'*ERlw a..
death. About four years later his mother m.. as •Fount of Iterlalon. . M
was married again to Mr. (;surge R.bin-
eon. The relations between cep -father
end sun from the beginning were .f the
most pleawnt character. Ile was .,1 a
very affectionate di•p..ition as a child,
and, indeed, all through hie life, and his
agreeable disposition made many sincere
friends Ids .aFPneer a r ,
t o
h t was east.
At
the
age of Ill he began his actrce dutie't s•
clerk in the pst.•ffice Eirmingham,Mlch.
When his parents mr.ved to Brady. in
18tiT. he came with them for • few
months: hut hi* inclinations led him to
the mercantile business. He went to
Ps/Misc. Mich., f,, •ome time, and later
to Detreit for *erne years, where he was
•neared with C. It. Mobley and others
His health .railing,he ea•o,• home Nod stay-
ed chant eighteen mentht.Atnl then enter
ed the service of H. W. 1.arrawsy A Co.,
remaining with L. W. Eearts about
eleven years. is Sept , 1879, Mr D..nrgh
was married to Miss Jennie lima, of
Chesenmg, and sa-urned the duties°,
heneekeeping. it may he maid to his
credit that he always remeta'ned a piers
ant h. ere, A hoof four years act. he j..in-
e d the \lasenie fraternity, of which order
he wee an hammed member, Mr.
Dnn•.gh twice served. the villa,' se
try -surer.
Winnieiee city will sell'ihis ye:r ,00,
11(10 w Orth o f property for fetes.
it is reported that counterfeit 11 and
krl fh.m,,ti,n of (Canada Whim* etten-
sorely circulated m western Canada.
Sevenhundred head of rattle, rained
at fel0.001• were shipper) from Waterloo
on Monday for the English market..
lerk.
I SL Helens. May rah. 1111117.T'b I1,
TSiC.---MISS C($IKE. AFTER 14
•1 year,. study of music, is prepared up
receive pupils for the ttiawo, it lemse.s
quarterly. rerun:- 01 ye' g narter. Kau -
SHORTHAND. -ISAAC PITMAN s
tar 1a10\X.IPHl . ThemrstDepour
i
s
tem aawail lialWeIyon hook • for at i ns
boy and gin oaSdMM.
somOM
For Bate or to Let.
ri1yVo F1f$T•CLASS FARMS FOR
I vtl,. Our in the township of Aobfeht.
1 ermtatnong IoW servo : and nee In least Wawa-
, nosh. containing ata at res. For partkalars
arely to Cameron. Holt t Cameron. Gode-
rich. 5171
Lt%RM. TOWN AND ViLLAGE
r'ItlU'EI:TY FOR SALE.
The Executor,* and Ten- stem of the Estate
of 111• la+.• J. rK4:1'11 11 E:R R. offer for mak th^
' fefewine a se atilt IT.pg ray. namely
jj„IMi,..4yg lens nnmt.ers 11n and 121, In the
Town of (lolerich, t of An acre each. Fairly
fen. ed. and ' pry dealral.le for building per -
mew..
Half acre Lot front Inn Milt Rome. Towwship
el O;o,terirh. 1.e.ng pert of Lot a in the Malt -
land 1 nnrersion of maid Township. NNW
Fame ( menage and Franca Rtahle.
1w.4 n.,in!er 1. Aou h aide of Millar street.
bennuller, 1 of an sets, *malt frame dwelling.
Itaildlng Ise. members !R1 and eft in the
Town of Clinton, I of •n serf each. tiles 11
folly 'tooted nn W.nth side i.f I/even Meer'
Fairly rented.
The F:*.t i of Int r2, l'as. 11. Weed Waw.
1,0.) 11 acre.. gored land. Se acre. rle:ire•'
cad fen. ed. remainder timbered. Abram 1
Mlles from Ineknnw sod s mile- trent It -tag
halt. Gond roads.
For further CAMPION, applyie
K. AMPION,
J Asrr1.tpr. Gesireebt
Xer. 4. Iliac. 2771-t t
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