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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRUJAY, JUNE 3, 1887.
SPECIAL BABOAIIS
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Dry Goods
,I.A.HEID&BBA
-O►IIrR etPIG'IAL VALUE ia the
to(lewieg Good.:
• I )RENA GOODS,
PRINTh,
UIN(IMAMS,
M USLI NS,
EMBROIDERIES,
PARAS( )LS,
HOSIERY,
A,ND GLOVES.
£LIO II1AMI4,aI$8 iN
WHITE ANUi(IREY COTTONS
SHIRTIYOS,
COTTONADES,
TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS,
AND TOWELING.
Epeeist Attention given to the
Talloriii llepartlliellt
TWEEDS CUT OUT TREE OF CHANE.
LTlus ectIor i". tied. Melon Is •Lown with
',lessor,
J. A. REID & BRO.,
Jordan's Block-1'ourt Heuer `square, eiMerich
a:t b Map. Irtlt . olu
new Ad•eralsemeels Tal. Meek.
Notice M. Hutchison.
tluuta and Shoes L. Downing.
Yum for Sale- Geo. Nethereal'.
Fos We or to Kent kolas. Bind.
('IMsM1t (lack Hale Mus Graham.
Menotti Wanted -Mrs. A. McGillivray.
Tumm•1r Weed tui W-(yq Nelbentall.
TOWN TOPICS.
A rfaffI. meow yr. fukia' sotto.
A ii /uitA h.- ll prrwi .L"
Y1Nt YL.Vntal, TRA,. This week 1 offer
extra valise in taw, pure spices and canned
/roods cheap. M. McUiwtKer...
A HA1. Mise. -If you fall to see Ma••('or-
maar's.priogstack. Varied. elepnt. durably
and cheap. He sure to examine and save
motley.
Perhaps it's not agrrnerally known. but id's a
fact ail the mime 11.01 Geo. Stewart the pho-
t'.Krapher ala, dors a bye business to picture
troams.
There Is nothing shows to worse advantage
ei. a Men thus • alert soil of clothes and a
pear hat. 1'. t A. 1•ridhawi fermi' hate,
twos and nobby suits at ibeir F;m port um.
The fanners have been anomaly Iooking
for rain, and now they. hove got it in plenty.
Hut they ran sever get tum outer of the rt
rell(•nl photugrapha turned out by lt. It. Sal-
low. from his studio.
One dozen people mule happy since toy last
offer In Tilt t1k,RAi. 01 our $5 WA\%tat
LAMP with every rash sale in Urtans.l'tanus
and dewing Machines. More to follow.
Iiw. W. Tioous.,N. Agent.
TOR Y%'o]laea ('rlkllTIAN TrnrriINIt
t''i..• will meet regularly for the transom
t,i business every Tuesday- an,•ruoun at 2:31
o'clock. In Knox ,howl. kvcrl woman in-
terested uh the wur. is cordially iavttad to
&fiend.
Goode, Black Cherry (sough Ilai*.m 1e
sof Zing wonders. UuI 'G'w:. Our uwu condi-
tion powders at I5 and Va.. per parkas,• ear,
&O... gh Iput groat mt,tartion. rind claw
d. -lensing a aµolehi). A'. l'. Goode. Drug-
. Alhiun H1Iw k.
The citizens of the tow,. talk of formine a
14,ar1 of Trade. and !Mere 11 . rat• I•:.. No,ln. •
eters it boo make things hum. and don't let tt
un. Tho, have ,lust rnhr.d into an serer- p,
nolo with the K. k e. Gooney 1.0., 10 handle
n , full line./ sloe root 1•oth their fouMrk.• •
ni,.t people can drlo-nd on Wit 1111/ g.etd otos.. pp
n• right prices. The •-Moatewt huusr under
ILr sun. U.
fnR Hrit on Ann Itttrr. ItoAn ANI. Intmttr- rt
NI: NT ('"wi•A,I. i eliM itorn in trot. romI ray
1.a.t. the hest ptmihG'ade•urity for their mon
v7. W being invested in Rag*• un farm sit
prop, y, Depositors have a first Into in all ye,
the t nv's assets. ►tat.• or mammal paid. 1
fro.n to S ter ren:. arrerding to amount
Ind duration of deposit. Fainters having sur. as*
p:us meanssbould tall and nee4bc manager.
shines Tait has returned from Blind
River.
Mrs E.E. Wade, of Bressels,ts staking
ID town.
Mrs W. Watson is visiting friends ill
Kincardine, ht
Thos. McCue, of Detroit, is visiting bit
lit parents in to v: n. the
Jin T. N. Dancey is visiting friends
in "unia and Detroit. va
,.r
Knox Cameos PCLnT. -w Rev
Madras will uoospy the pulpit of
,Musk Soaday *Teeing neat
O. T. R. Dzrsl•rtva,--TM loot
detective of this railroad division w
town Saturday last ue professional
nese.
Orr roe Ho,upava.-Mrs Thos.
Gill cuddy and her three children
sir $I atfurd leaturday lest to visit
. A. plied. Pries $1 her the half year. Al
Kusa domes : William *typo 78 end 80 King
Street East, Toruoto. C, W. Cotes, 2
g Bleary Street. Mui.treel. 8. F- Hoes -
ea en as, Hellf's, N. S.
bust- Lunate 1'n,ticuse.-'!'bars will be ao
hooks gtvn out fries the Metbanis•'
Me- Imitation Obesity from Monday, the 6th
left Met., to Saturday, the 18th, aid all
her ponies haslet •e.7 volumes mat will
please hand them in at ones This se
w in aoeordauce with a tesolutsun passel
as of by the mew board et directors, to enable
vs. a them to have a thorough seuektakiu.t.
The reeding room will be open as
usual.
Tut JuitILXI "Sit It. '-The great
event of the Queen's Jubilee will he the
Juba:re numter of the !Montreal :tar, •
superbly illwtreted paper of twenty-eight
tomes and two artistic plate supplements.
Those who have seen the advance copies I
say it is magnslicemt. Something that t
•veryb.dy will want and few can mel. It •
is to be sent by mail fur '::o cents. t
Giahavi at Co.. Montreal. are tate pub
lichen.
bei Thomas Robinson, of 'Kingston, a
veteran Orangeman, and who "'guyed as
AUK'S Grand Marshal in 111..ntreal at H.ckett's
.der funeral, died suddenly yesterday morn
eche,
I be
AT VIII CITY or TUI Stihl-
Lee, the local agent of the Beaty h
steamers, Nolo four days io Detroit
business trip.
(3.. t•risu Tea P(Lrn Rev. Mr
Lriear, of Stratford, occupied the
Victoria St. pulpit very acceptably
Sunday returning last.
Hain. -The excellent rams of the
peat week have caused • forward rush in
vegetation, and have inept due,' the dust
in l:uderich, to some extent.
CHarlus or BL'suvtt4.--The wisp works
on this Huron road, recently carried ou
by J Brown( have been purchased by
J. A. Naftel, who will carry flu the
meas.
A New Poerrto, . - Major J
Thomson, formerly town dere of (b.
acro, is now cashier in • baulk in N
Dakota. His old friends here wil
pleased to hoer of his promotion.
KINTAIL CALzmsoNll' GAlttli.-1n
some uuacountable intoner the prise
Inst of the limited Caledonian games was
delayed and did not come to hand until
late Thursday afternoon, and can
•iquently tom late for publication disc
week.
Lzrr ►ask Cie•oo. -Thomas Graham,
who has been for the past year resident
in Goderich, left for Chicago Wednesday
last. lie will, we understand, take bit
old position au a commercial agency in
that city.
STAY .,on TAKE TEA. -The Martha
Washington tea party, to be given by
the ladies of Knox church, will he held
in the Palace idler rink, 1Ye.l st., on
the afternoon and evening of Thursday,
the 9th out.
AwrrHzk Lot:AL A.:ONT. -E. E. See-
ger has accepted the a,sency for several
reliable tire and life companies, and is
prepared t.. Gall risks at removable rates
at his office, Hamilton street, opposite
Colb,nie hotel.
Victim REGINA. - - Mrs Dixie Watson,
of Regina, is n..w visiting friends ii Hu-
ron county, she has been in Clinton and
%%'mngham, and intends to visit Gpderieh
and other paints before she leave. f .r
her western home.
TokIN.: Houts(vs. -Hilton Holmes,
of the !lank of Commerce, here has gone
t.. Toronto to spend his holidays. On
hie return Jame. Strachan, the 1. cal
teller, will leave for a trip east, taking
in Ottawa and Montreal.
may eiuMies.. Ire Mistress Marth
other dames of !liminess a.11 acts
, assert, to pwpri t pera..1 1 lit WOO
«rmsra. P.d.-Ye gout/edema'
deux church ars reqoested to wad
peovisiuw to ye roller nuke (tent
ye cluck* in ye aior y.i. till 3
choke in y• afternoon, on Monde
UIh.
1NeruTua or Asarum. -Mr. J C.
Stereosun has been app.i ted by the
Ontario Goverment W the ttaitios of
Inspector of Anatomy for the town of
Clinton and the townships of Goderich.
Hullett, Tuckersmith and Stanley This
appsntmeut is merle under the statute
entitled "an Act respecting the study of
anatomy," To this inspector must be re-
ported dm finding 4 the o..dy of any per-
son in the territory named who has died
without relatives or friends, ..r that re.
nein* unclaimed by any person entitled
o thggn1•. The inspector takes poems -
ion of ouch body, and deals with it is
dircted by the Act.
WONT HI-RoN TEAm'EIER'. SEMI AN-
NUAL INnnTI'TE.-The teachers of West
Huron will hold their sem►-annual
institute, meeting at Exeter next week,
on Thursday and Friday, June 9th and
10th, beginning at 9 o'clock a. m Wm.
Houston, M.A., parliamentary librarian,
has been apoointed by the department
to act as director, and will deliver
lecture on Thursday evening.on "Eduts-
oational Maxims," t., commence at
8 o'clock. Choice music may be expect•
*J. By regulation all the teachers of
the division are expected to be present.
Trento.. and others interested in educe.
t are cordially invited.
UoYu Ak.'4Nr•11. -- At the regular
meeting of tiodench Council, 998 held
on Tuesday evening last st the Oddfel-
low's hall, two candidates were
initiated. and • large amount of
general business done. The receipts by
the Supreme Council during Oil. month.
of January. Fehruiry and March of this
year were 8836.80i,and the amount paid
out during the same time for death
claims was upwards of 8430,000. There
are now 1039 councils in the United
States and Canada. with a membership
of over 75,003. Persons desirous of
joining the Arcanum can obtain parti-
cutler. from R. Re icliffe or Wm Camp-
bell. secretary. ,
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sad! THE DAIRYMAIDS. well wag by s. .... .
rad ye, I pruceadimgs woes brMIoughtWu, a element;
to all -_ _ a nolo Wait for the Wagon," by . scale
of ye sotto (Vial Ellard) and • chortle .4 bits
M ye I A Large Attendano and a Good desrysrsasds The r......,. wan about
10 of Tinto Gennetklly. 870, at • roach over 830 wet ulcered.
of ye The entertainment was • aux.'s* all
7 ye
A swmalNwsa. seestd aM se karef eaI tale wily moot
Pregmq The a1Pr.laia Mere. as. t1tte
Ptesnasiit'. A+Meaa.
ONE sir THE Our Sceoot_ - Mr and
Mn Juhu Savage, of Luckocw, are visit-
ing their daughter, Mrs G. W. Berry,
L•ghthouae street. Mr Savage""is inn
of the "old-mstsiers," hu contemporaries
bring sheriff Gibbons and Thos, Kydd.
He has resided in the Hurter tract
over fifty years.
A (awe IDSA: It has been proposed
that Elgin street should be made
avenue by planting chestnut trees du
Its centre born Huron road to the lake.
1f this were done and the trees plant
u each side .1 the street where they
re now visaing, we would have one A
re prettiest drives m the whole Domin-
o.
CLRR1.'AL APPoINTIIENT. - D. M.
uchanan, 1.rmerly of G,.dench and
.w a student of (diversity College To
.nlo, has heen appointed by the Hume
Mission committee to occupy for the
miner vacation, the change recently
catcri by the resignation of iter. Mr
iron at Stoutfville, (root. He gust to
ume his clerical duties this week.
A • Smirk( . RITE. -There is an old
country superstition that it is unlucky to
kill • spider. If some medical lights of
New Ynrk are right, the spider should
Fie treater with nu such compunction.
The case of • boy who died from the
t. ..f one is recorded in that city. The
e of a spider is said to be much like
t of • scorpion, and liable to be fatal.
Ok AN InerE.-71011 Tot's. --C. Dimo-
n, .1 Hamilton, Provincial Inspector
Separate Seht ole is to tuwo on • pro-
emial trip. H. visited St. Augustin
urslay, and will Inspect G.derie
Separate School today. Mr I)unuw•n 1s
an Irish Home. Ruler fro m the word
"Go," but his love for the land he left
rely Amharic.* his loyalty to the land in
which he fires.
I'Ht (ivNrRAl. See•ION.' OF THE PRA. R.
-The general sessions of the peace will
..lest on Tuesday June 14th at 1
o'clock noon.` There are • number o
appeals froth justices of the peace's de
cetros, priuclp.ally Stott Act cases.
There are also three or four civil cases
A full panel of petit jurors has been
selected 1. r the occasion, being the fin
time under the new act,
('rat HT 111. Ile. I'I*E. -- The Mur
tug of apoplexy. He was • witiSlaa in a
case in court, and while being eruo-
examined he dropped down. The recent
loss of his wife proved a great strain un
him, and rendered him unfit to stand
any excitement. He was a lending
water in the Customs.
H. S. LirttaiY MEMING.-At the
open meeting or the High School Liter.
aro Society oar Friday evening the fol-
lowing program was promoted : -Duet,
the Misses Ellerd • reeling, Miss Shar-
man ; recitation, Mies Struthers ; selec-
tions, the 'Alines ; solo, Mr Hells ; re-
citation, Miss 0. Johnston ; reedit',
Miss Hale. ; reading, Mr Tay'. r ; reci-
tation, Miss McConnell ; duet, Misses
Struthers and Heddle,
A LITTLE MIxz,, A.. To SEX_--The
following item is correct in mune of
the particulars, from the Guelph Mrr-
rury, but a astray in regard to
sex. The "bout c.ng girl" is • boy :-
lin Sunday last. Dan McGillicuddy, of
the Goderich SIGNAL, smiled more than
an ordinary smote when his wife present
.d him ',ohs' bouncing baby girl. Here's
good health to the latest arrival. May
she live long and prosper.
ST. Ggoitnc'1 VESTRY MEETING. - At
the adjourned vestry meeting of St.
George's,held last Thursday evening,ttde
auditors' report on the years income
and expendtture,as reoriented by the war-
dens at a previous meeting was adopted.
Before separating the rector addressed
the vestry on • (uel e) "f importance
to the church, and op the unanimous
with f the vestry prioritised to bring his
family to Ooderich in a few days,
FAREwtu. SERVICE.- Captlia
mermen. "f the Salvati,s* army„
together with Mis Zimmerman, their
two children and -cadet Wright ''fare -
welled'. at the arlpy barracks Sunday
evening. The address by the Captain
was a particularly practical one, and was
for appreciated by his hearers. He has
been stationed hen for the peat nine
' months, and Isave. Goder,ch with the
an best wishes of all with whom he came in
wn contact.
RETIRED FRou JoritN.Li..N - Miro..
eil
Mor, formerly pnncipal of the St.
Mary's Public Schools, but for the last
few year. editor and proprietor of the
Exeter Roo/re/or, returned to St. Mary'.
Litt week from Exeter, and intends to
Permanently locate in the stone town.
He will study law. Mr Moir will be re
membered by lioderich residents a* the
opponent of Rev. C. E. Morrow in the
Victoria hall meeting during the Scott
Act Campaizn.
Mr and Mrs Maitland Montgomery
were in town this week
iliac Radoliffe returned hoose from a
long visit east last week.
Thos. .)ark has hien suffering in
health the past few days.
.lames (imbue returned from a trip
to California Thursday evening last.
Tom Swartz returned from Thesaam .n
(.II the J. N. ('aver Thursday afternoon.
Regular monthly meeting ..f the com-
mon idboul board next Monday et-
Mr
t
Mr •ud Mrs James Robinson visas,(
friends at Stratford and Palmerston last
week.
Richard l:r{deet, formerly an employe
of THE S*,m .,., has se;•ureil a 1"eition w
K [,.sardine. res
(' A (\'...hie, of the gime, a branch in 1
"f the itusk rf Commerce, a relieving m.
lase ;..sal staff Ihr,
f...
Th
h street Methodist church, on the evening
of Tuesday, the 7th inst., at 8 o'clock,
to hear reports from the billeting com-
mittees, and to make final arrangements
for the reception of the delegates to the
convention to be hold on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the l4tb and 15th. Every
Sabbath School teacher and all others
marmite., are requested to attend this
r
f colleting.
FRns' THR I'A(lrk• SLoPR -Rev. A. Dr.
iL&'.sR'•m Cooler. - Hurry Lippet, Wm.
%iswain, Robt' Williams and Eph.
Mountenay were cited before his wor-
ship, Mayor Seager, Thursday of last
week, charged with using profane and
insulting language to John and Daniel
Marray. The plaintiffs and defendants
were all dockhands, and the trouble re-
sulted from t " um
trner." strike. Podd
his
HYMENEAL. -Tuesday last • quiet
wedding took place at the residence of
D Gordo*, St. Patrick St., the occasion
being the marriage of his daughter
Anne M. and Rev. G. F. Salton, pastor
of the Victoria 81 church. The
ceremony was performed by Rets. .7 E.
Howell. of Seaforth and G. R. Turk, of
Ood,•nch. After the service the com-
pany -chiefly close personal Maids of
the bride and bridegroom, sat down to •
wedding breakfast. The bride was the
recipient of • large number of **stay
presents. The happy couple left on the
noon train for the East, whence they
win take the Dominion line steamer
Vancouver for Europe. They will be
absent two months. THE SIGNAL'S ed-
itorial Slipper follows them.
A Loa:at Po5NT.-At Osgoude hall,
Toronto, mast Friday, an important point
was raised in regard to the Scott Act.
1)n motion for certiorari to bring up a
conviction under the Act,it was contend-
ed that the Scutt Act is repealed; and is
not in force in any county in Ontario,
ser the fallowing retain : The Dom' ' ,n
atatutee hate been issued in a new form
under the name of the Revised Statutes
,d Canada, and by them all old statutes
consolidated therein have been repealed
and reenacted in revised form, but it is
claimed that the Scott Act once repealed
cannot be re-enacted except by the voice
of the people, and haring been repealed
is not in force until it has been ata:h
voted upon. The p.ir.t will be argued
fully on the return 4 the certiorari.
:t .00zes MEN IN C.lN*t-LTATIon
nulnerowly attended and representative
meeting of the merchants of the' county
assembled in the council dumber,Clinton, last Friday, to *moult as to the
best means to protect their interests and
those of consumers from the oily•tongued
-A
After bearin
der,tice wt ,rahiu tined pub
Lippet, McSwain and Williams 81 and M
costa, each. Mountenay was acquitted. pn
S. S. CoNYENTION.--A meeting okillieIran
SLibbeth School workers of the town Mu
will be held in the lecture room 44 North tate
will
to 0
lets who gull the unsuspecting
Among those ;.recent were
eases. Strachan, old, Nairn, Crabb.
dham and others from Gudericjt;
y .o4' the Clinton merchants)) i'lrr
nroe, of Manchester, and represent -
yes from nearly all the towns and
ages in the county. It was resolved
main the signatures ,.f farmers and
other, to a petition to he presented to
the County Council at ata meeting next
week, asking that body to put a license
fee of 8200 on all peddlers.
ParsinTERIAN M1.asloN BAUD. -There
was a fair attendance at KIWI church
last Friday evening, to witness the 1•1i-
tertain_ment given by the mission band.
1 re presided and 'after pray
et. Mr McWilliams, a chorus
on hand,and prayer for band by Re
McGillivray the following pr
me was presented :--Recitatuo
a tame eow," Jennie Manson ; Sol
my Rover comes again," Nett
b, recitation, "The squirrel's lesson,
✓ McPhail ; trio, "The child
Jesus
Nellie McKenzie, Lirsie Bailie,
Nettie Crabb, ; recitati-ou, "
n in penmanship," Winnie Ball
Otte, "The boy tramp" Geo. Brown, I
e Brown, Alex Campbell and
Campbell ; duet, "Come, oh
Lizzie Bailey and Nettie Crabb ; I
Jug, "The little maid's sermon,"
Campbell ; churns, the Mission I f
Recitation, "Papa's Darling,"
Mynas ; solo, "Tyrol's Lovely
L..ie Bailie ; recitation, f
Worn). ' Phoebe McPhail : The t
Gle•ni,s. limn' hall, Pearl w
ng, Jennie Mans on, Fanny Forbes, n
Roberts, Lizzie Bailey, Nellie Me- pe
e, Nettie Credal, Nellie Strang, b
be McPhail, Mabel McKenzie, May i m
Tiny Craigs. and Ada :invent.. in •
secs, the little ones represented the i
in the work LITTLE nutamika,elle et
nate letter being •ttaehed to ate
who recited • few lines sotsomme- Cl
th the letter represented ; retina- i L
'NA" Mysteries," peel f towed.
1 *ere alien def prod by Dr.
Lm, Mr McWilliams and Mr McGilli-
vray. ih. l re, to n ors.';( a rota of
thanks to Miss Manors mid the s•eesss
.f the ;entertainment showed that ability
Mid unwearied labor wo•ld slw•ye
tltlrlled. The tate wait carried onsn-
iawusly. Mina Manors pr••id.d at tho
mels.... The malt (4 the entertabws•nt
is an addition of 11 ►12 to the finds of the
Mission Bead.
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Melanie.., who for the post four years by R
has occupied • pulpit' b tan Frocisco, mien
in connection with the yterian de- Jnn.
t nomination, arrive( in \own Monday gra.o
last. to visit tato renes 01 his youth. "Th
f l•
He has received • call to • charge in "Til
ision for the town of G,derich met
he clerks office Monday last at 10 a.
There were only four appeals, on
+ of which changes were nude : I.
1) 'ilea assessment on Inc.,,... was re-
. d B:Nmo ; (leo. H. Parson'. amen
t on hod,! at roar►nor was reduced
1; root Mrs Wats.n a ofiwesa sent un
ery was reduced by X1:100.
M -s James Elliott, •.' Hamilton, S. its
town vi•itsng h,•r mother, lira N'ilhaw slue
Smith, East street. Men
Heft Johnston, "f the :frfl!?{ ri, tis, bek
formerly of TNR S1t.'v., N le 4owu ..0
n couple (.1 weeks' holidays 11
D. McTavish, of Stratford, woos in of 4
town Tuesday last in the Interest of the neat
Temperance and General Life Amur- p"me
ono, Co. Eye
Rev D •nab Mc(lillivny, M A.. *as 111:::;" u
is town during the week, vsottne his ( 1e. i
parents, and left by the 3.15 tom train
on Tuesday. I st"r"m
direr
Mrs C. M. C.inaday, "f Auburn, aho i
his been visiting relatives in town fur Ti
the past few weeks, returned home on rot►-•
W.dnesday. sox ti
(iso. R. kobson, of I'rtrdia, has 1•een I.."'
spending a week in town, adourlr,g th.• rngra
...nery, sod - wail, hos had a good m
time aayhow. alta•.
Dr McDonagh win 1e in f:oderich f..r If.el
ennSultati es cu Satsrday, the 4th • f etc.
Jars., and af/Mwards os. the first Satur•
d0i of every ttkorth. Ly lir
De. M. t4tsheistia, do Meat nesse I Pram
daatlet, mak4 she pwaaerati4m of Oft villa
.'cissa oath a aposir1ty. Ws sdtairris•
tared troar 8 a. is. to 4 p a1 for the tette,.
sada1 a1taddi alt di tenth. ' fie.
.4ItTH G.TriNG. The Jubilee issue
Its lox 1)W• I.11.R til- will be out
week. 1t will be a book .4 32
•. what !wet sires on nearly eYertrpsge.
r y picture to appear •l ,ear i s either original
hiring lie,:allr t.• produced for thio
, wed there will be a great demand
t. it wiG be f.dr malt at all b.a,k•
, or eon he had by mending 111 cents
t h. GREs (ISse, Toronto.
The attendance at the Deirynisitl's
a(.uorrt under the susJpices of the young
I*21.s of \o r'h at. Methodist church,
which was held in the araude opera
House Monday ,•veurog i,.t, was el-
u.y'diugly Lergr, e 1,,o tliu u'' ,ilium
state . t the w, n' floe is t.k.•n lulu fie
c wnl. Taroks weir .et frit i until 8
o ci .ck, 0,1 1 tutu{ tL ,i time, ,.ser .'00
immune partook of refreshments. The
bill of fare was unique and c.wp.risd
Hut Disco '.. Ilooc...i.1 sway. Milli.
t 'oaf.•.• ..1,d .' u,.I t lis b. •
Butternuts ,aid Gi rbr.nd. '
1.'ut;e-.•. (tread and hotter.
Coffee or Mill:. awl hake.
It was served ip"tlmu--room adjoining the
hall, and the three table., capable of
acc'nw...IAtirlg aeret.ty-live guests, were
set three time. After all requiring re-
freshments Lad beets served.
THE rtilw:itAV
was opened by a chorus of fifty dairy
maids, each dressed in calico with •
white apn.i and ca;. s•sd kerchief.. Thr
line. of the opening chorus wet, 'origi-
nal," hav tug beet. c,uup.,•e11 by nue of
the dairymai.'., to the air of "Auld
Lang Syne," and were as f.•Ifollows :-
We're ART feat i ve dairymaids,
.1s 'OM .*a all surmise.
Our cows are feeding on the green,
la fluter to their iso.'.
We milk our caws, we skim our (bilk,
.and chart, our cream as evil.
Fresh butterrsdk' fresh buttrtwhk!
Fresh, butrermilk ' to sell.
Our president, who takes the lead
Of this gay festive crowd.
Will fill live clews with ease and grace,
And make us all feel proud. -
We've offered you fresh bnttrrni::k.
With cake a.td wilt.•, to...
And now, if you will I'sen.
We'll stmt some suing, to obit.
hind frt./oda, we bid you welcome he;
To this. our social tea.
And if you are enjoying yomi .lt.'s.
tv e will Quite happy he.
Were dirty festive dairymaids,
As we have said before. • • \
We wish yuu every happiness
And buttermilk, galore.
After the rendering of the chorus, the
president of the dairymaid's association,
Miss Frank McClean, M. E. L , deli••
ered the billowing
rkentliENr'a "amanita :
GrcrLtlt1N AND LAME:4,-1 have the
honor of cooing before you tonight as
president of this Dairymaid's Associa-
tion. The chorus preceding, which was
composed by nue of my clever maids,
tells you so fully their occupation an
station in life that hut little Melanie 14
me. VV'. are all familiar stun the old
time d'tirymaid,
-wee wore a 'kerchief on bee peek,
Her hare arms showed itediesple,
11,r
Fier air rasJM, without agadt
reek aad saiitylR.
We hope you have'all been pi i.d an
satisfied with the wholestHtte refresh
tnettts, and we are anxious to gratify y.,
still further, and trust that the songs
with their simple and rural sentiment
will carry your thoughts away obt to th
beautiful country, till you can atmos
imagine yourselves amur.g the clove
blossoms and see the cows as they con
tentedty eat and strep shaded from th
noonday sun, For ere long a cow
around a town with electric light, water
works, etc.,will hr s.ouoilting of the past
and will be aw,ciated only with green
meadows. under the tender care of dairy
maids. 1'ro0reas a not the watchword
cf only our fair and beautiful town
but even those who mce„rf.f he blind eseJ.
see how women are everywhere coming
to the trout. It is not our purpose to
turn thew remarks into a discussion on
woman's rights ; or even 10 give them •
political turn. To all it is now evident
that [Ile tame has attired for women W
at bast Lill, to wield the sceptre. There
are needed noble and Lure rulers, who
Cali not he bought and whu will not buy,
to horst wrung is wrong and right a
right -those shit will do their duty or
ilie, tine,' have '8rren tried and found
wanting; who else can and who else dues
it remain for but for the noble, pure and
true .r,usan of sur land. Nor would it
be • great surprise to We to learn that
some '4 my diarymaids were boruulg
with zeal and titled with aspirations to
nuke the House of Commons one day,
resound to :heir nit:odious voices. Who
knows 14 1 must, however, draw my re-
marks io a close and continue with •
more interesting pan .;f the program.
1 wont t.. whisper, however, t.: the gen
tlemen, that 1f they mast go cut to anti'
er a wan, they will find fresh buttermilk
by err. •'1 in the refreshment rooms.
v. Mira Merry, with a large straw hat En
o. her head and a milking pail on her artn,
n, San_ m.'very IdeaaingmanDer,'•Tbs wttle
", '.1 (1 Milking the Cow." As one of the
ie girls afterwards said, "She hooked teal
'cute, iso, she did." A violin solo by
Miss I'.m.gh was effectively rendelrrd.
The recitation. "The Girl of the Pe -
4 n, .t," 1 y,Mia. Trueman. was one of the
feature* of the evening, and served to
t the dirt ttf the period in anew light
before Om intelligent audience Miss
Totems-it always recites well -Monday 1
night ahs outdid herself. Tl.e nett
number introduced a male per.
Domer on the ix.arda, in the shape of
Fred i'rice, who sang a duet with Mies
Martach, "Where Are You Going, My
'troy Maid ?' in a manner that caught
he audience. 1 Me of dairymaids after-
ard* remarked that "Fred did his pert
nvly and Miss Margach couldn't bee/t-
iled ; Fred's a real nip fellow, may -
o.', and sit obliging ; al's • pity he's out
oto nomeroiu." Then there was
nether chorus by fifty dairymaids, "Up
n the Morning Early," that tested the
toting of the halo. The Shak..pea►ean f
timeframe that fellewed with Frank Me.
ean as Juliet, Rolla /thiamin as Netts,
rzieAch.ion asl►phella,andLucy Whit- et
sly ae I,.dy Macbeth was a revelation to at:
many of the audience. Juliet was
nate-- rers.lered, Portia well plated.
()phalli' true t . life as Ham says). and I
Lady Molosth moa ".quite ,rnol.firk- Fe
iA'I'•Irf.(. Mw id• N'ilkin,on rot•, 1
"Ye Ranks and Braes of Bonnie
Dowse, to a pleasing manner, to the se- 1
•r111penimwnt ratp enO,Auto and .5091.
Miss 1)ol Vsaidwli ,hoard th. hwatt-
IIIIMISOL "Writ *y
M
or
d.
u
A Divcavis Tlueusa --The London
Prrr Pres., wine :-$sme of the fruit ship-
pers o1 the United dilates are wide arayp
to the Rn(iah and foreign market.' foo
apples. It u known that sous of thine
whit ahippwd Iarttely last year,aud who
come in teo►tact with Mr. A Mob, Allan,
of Gudsnch, are auzo••us t., make en en
gagentrot with bow to handle their fruits
11, l:fllalll Mand soil the C., tluelut, and
write up their intim' in three ' oi.otrie ,
It a looped, however, that air. Allan
will sot le. Icdunrd lit aoespt bah alt
r5gagewrra, as hja aerviese lit this line
Ara, toe, valuable to Canada to be bat to it
at present. in.leed. r,ul his rxperienen
and w o'rk last year, aldol to his former
know ledge 1 the sit t and his pwitu of
as the President of theFruit (irowers,
A•e ciatloin, it is felt that he will see Ito
to his interest to continue to wool for the
1)omiulun Canada cannot et .rd to lose
one
who h doss so much to advents
the interests of hulticulture generally,
a1id one rho rows justly .•one,', at the
hand* of the 'British pre, the high title
of "Coolada's Fruit Kusy."
LAZE NOTE3.
The schemer Kolfage, with a cargo of
awl! f. r C„Iltusse,nd, !1fesford and
Thornbury, sailed northward on Thurs-
day.
The srho.,ner Anel arriv.vi „n lrriday
with a cargo of lumber for Williams .t
Co., and left nu Saturday for the north
with • carg r of salt.
The ischooner Carter, with • eerg,• a
luspltrr for Ihment 4' ( • , armed in
port on Friday, and sailed for the uorth
(light] ou Saturday,
Dentistry.
N IC HOLtuN, L, D. S.
.rl•
i)KNTAL R001a0,
klgbtk dour below the Post OAre. Wesrwt.,
GontkMat. tat>♦.ly
L. WOOLYERTON, L. D. S.
1 V • OtIIee Odd Yellows Halt. North St..
GMerioh. ('bang s moderate. All work war-
ranted. Gas or Vitalized Air trivets Guam
-
less extrartlus of teeth,
-Domestics Uiantea.
WANTED. -GENERAL SERV u1NT
\o cbfldren liberal waatar..as. Apply
at once to 131tS. A. MvOILLIY RAY,
1s1-11 1'almerges-E1.
eke People's Column,.
Y>fl ,t WtSOD FOIA BALE.
A large quantity of wood, eon
sawing of short hemlock alibi sad heading
turmoils at from J to *1.110 a toad. Apply to
PiHIBEHDAL
1s. flan Guderirb and Dunlop
V OTTCE -A MEETING OF THE
meni).rrs .d the Godericb !Marl of
Trade will take place at lbe Town Hail ...
Tuesday nett, rhe :th June, for the tr•amac-
• Uma of general busier*. and eluden of oat
, cent. All others who wish to join will please
• attend. M. Ht Tcklaov. Ir.eidrat.
t June 2nd. 1+91:. it
✓ NOTICE.
•
e
Ti.. council of the Corporation n[ the Coen
ty of Huron will meet in the ('surf' Howse In
the Town of Godcrttlb ,w T the 7th
day of June seer, PETER AIILAxist
l'oanty ('leek.
21
• May 2.1 d. Per.
BEES FOR SALE.
i will wit 1ply a swarm, 0( nest -claw hybrid
bees for 1 , provided the parties rrgrinmg
f them SU fI y rmpl hive..
.•100-u PETEK YtSHER.
Henmiller P.O
telt Island, 111 , but has not vet de- ('rah
eidet to accept. He and his wife and Pete
child will remain in G.•dench for the Jus
next month or s,, visiting his numerous and
friends Life at the Occident seems to less,
bare agreed with him physically. dial.
Willi
Hoi c. SHn eons- -.1, T. Hick., of Jlie
Mitchell, shipped • Imo of hones from cote
(hderich to .Algoma Mills Saturday last. reed
Mr (licks wanted to ship by the Beaty Gallie
line, but could not make satisfactory aro Rand
ragemente -with the !company, and s, Ethel
jshipp-.d ray train to Weart;.n, via Strat- Dell,
ford, and thence by C. 1'. R. boat to ..The
Algoma Mills The freight by the two
Little
notes was shout the same, and the time Stra
!of transport ss almost identical. The Etts
hoAsenren say they must get necessary Kenzt
acc.mm,sdetioa from the boats here or I I.hoe
they will patronize the Wiarton route' (•nig,
for all it is 'nods thea p
I CAN%MA. MHrspnl.r NiAUAZIN,
b it , 1Ng7,- -1'riem V * veer: 81 let
ninth.: 90 cents per number. Tor- ,
Wm. Itrsg•n 11as twenty sewn
vibes, two flee G. rtnitt► of the
n, 011•144 Prince Albert, 1'elute% of
••lar. 1 ►'t1'OfM H.nsse,and the
trfa private a ttsent. at Ihbwmrns
if,„„ thir'emi orf Iter Majc ty'c Tower,
4I.. Jubilee articles by the E.tit r,
es 1►r Carman; the Victorian En, I
v. W. Harrison; Fifty Veen ort I
ream. by Itrght Hou. W F 1:1.d. )
hile.. fe.emit, sirs Evert! loyal 1
at should have • M prise 110 a
A Iwrg.•rdiim n imbhe1 . Beek f
top lama Jayaary an nth re tip f
Yi 1111.: Vet.ere. 1'o*, weer -)t.. it leiter*
known. unto all ye pnade people of yy.. .pF on
igen. of (:.wt.yich that there will be lid..
hidden in ye Palace roller rinks, Ws.t-et., Ing as
n ye evening of ye Ash day of Jant,t
beginning when ye choke etryksti sit,
a appetite of gond thyngs and • erltosat
ye olds f ekes of ye time 0( Mietrene
Martha Washington. Ye kyndest .1
invttinrec is herewith extended to all ye
✓ ode people who are willing to donate
1l (onto which giv,th •ntran,sl to coin
ewe without refreshments, or !6e whish
neitleth to the gond thongs* Int
ahle as well M at To plotter's. Herein
alts not or gnat* will be the alas that
Volt SALE -.4 PB.ETON AND A -
1 SKT toF SINGLR HA RNI.1114 in ilrst-rate
condition. at oee-half the otyrlsss,l rash
Apply to Dl:. IfrMIC !NO. 21Mtf
,TuTI.CE It HEREBY GIVEN FOR
• NTDDINo any person p.nboo Ito,
late C.t*R ALLEN'S horse from JAMES
NAILEY ai It doesn't Irrally belong to Haley
for it has not been paid for. Algoma; person
indebted to the late CASE ALLEN plews.
pay up and save cents.
_ _ MRs. CASS AL1.E'N.
FAIIMER.i ATTENTION:
The undersigned wont a Marge .ivanfity of
Hemlock Hark. for which the itidhesl mak
rite will be pair. iking 0 to the Godeeleb
■,,'I• '' end get your oas11.
W. F. & A. SMiTH.
l•-- -- __uth risA _lila lat1T. a_ _ _
+14t'SIC.-MISS CO4,KE. AFTER 14
receive rears delly of mesio. is prepared VD
pupIs for the Planes. 21 Ieoseo.e
meaner:y, erne: -atom quarter. nab
t 1HORTHAND.-i5AAC PITMAN'S
t 1'l1ON(sokAl't1Y. The MOMp,puiarsys
tem taught, Inform lion book. for talent THE
Nonni. mike. Every boy and girl should
shaelhand. 2001
-For Sale or to' tet,
L'141I FAut on TO RENT G/II)D
j' Pft.ME HOUSE on Nelseayt.. opposite
emeethe's planing mill termism. Tl.t.louah-
ly dyrrhauleil and repaired. road• for neon
IrnrT, or wilt tzrhw tor a smaller house.
Apply to itOfiT, It1:1 t. Godertch. 101 11
• " ACRES OF LAND - CLAY
o i IA►Akt tea sem fee of wnm
miles from (l,.I,rj, h os. 1 eke Hohn, o.x-
rliw for w smaller far er saw mull • ne c
g000dIoealltI. or wilt 'ellen very easy terns
at less than R1 IMer acre. PG, fell part lenient
apD$y to Olga NBINPHOAI.1.,
IN -:mo trodetich.
r(1N (t Fi ids r.CLA YARNS AA MS FOR
1 male. One sft the towsehip of A.haekl
"mttaining Is* acres ; and sae In
a seek coats..mng 1aa"a Irma tYawr
rt h T to ('acorea. Veit rCa tea a d!
I(IARM, TOWN AND VILLAGE
Plt0I'FitTY FOR I*1.A1.
rllThe F'Trt•ntnrs ant! Trpalees of the Rotate
the late JIMEPH HERR. neer fnr male mho
owing valuable Properly, namely
knfldtnlggtt Ines nnw.her, 129 and 421. fa •Lr
nem. 's*i. very rod I f an acre each. Yearly
Pave& r nbk for b"94,ne per
Half hTot froselelt atm Resod, Tawnehlp
Il ng psrs of 1
Malt -
041 (traeraaja {, } * k1 s la the Malt-
Irratae Cottage wmm rrinmr table. hiP. Ni.e
I(d nwmhsr >L Stable.
pram lien. Atte of Miner street..1114
ellmali train..
Tea* acme .M M tj lir
•lay •h ar en aR' each. tea n
M aide of Flume start
et LLet 11.COWWait 111, 11 Nest Maws
sed a mIl•s
'labored.
ornlicia 11
Hie
Ilatstater, rletelteh,
y