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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1890-3-14, Page 1OLEARD 4UMBICRTt 1llt i aro TO ADVE$aaviaw. Notice of changes must be left at this Office not later than Monday noon. The copy for changes must be left not later than Wednesday noon. Cas- ual Advertisements accepted eek noon 'Thursday of each w t.std hate... AU ede.aes tubers in tie loon! culwmeta of Tn. Sweat, of msetuege or eater- faiwweseta at % AidA do adtnianon Fre u e hatted, or frees whieM a ptrvwi • cry lnwefft is daimon meet be paid for et the rote of one emit per nerd seat insertion, tan rkarye less ikon tt.•ssty-tier omits. Where ad. rertiaewettta of are onaerfed a brie/ land rill be given free. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice - Wel. Potts. cheap ter cask—ttee. Barry. Por Sale—Teed. W. Johnston. Belle foe Sale --Isaac Salkeld. Wall Paper—Saunders k Son. fishy Carriages --a. B. Cornell. Beets sad Shine-- Jeanette, Carey. Catarrh eped.11st—Prof. Wilcox. Orad Opera Hesse—Zero Seasea. Ideality Always WW -C. A. Bairn. Address team Paktl•—W. C. Goode. Ina Moulding—T1s ft. & C. Gomel Ca. Oedseteb Seed Resp, ism — W a Burrows. Boon's Easdaiea—Acari k Dowse. He1Mv111e. DIED McALt.m?mi—In Dunlop, oil needay, Marek Mb.IIIM Catherine -lime. of Jelha Mia. er, aged Ti yeare..a4 S --nth,. Satin—la Oedariob. es Tssaday, Mach nth. Ills. Dean Swift. aged M yawn sad It swathe, The fuming w01 take pieta from hie late reddeoes. Ifetwtbait.. O.derfate as beer. Matsu Itch, at I e'oteot p.m., to st Oeerne's casseb, theses to leatti•ed CaseNey. TOWN TOPICS. "L etaftf'a � pr,mtit motes, As' faith }Boole the d makes a speech. See tall report to aims r edema, A Goo° Psesuwv.—T a meet traria gift yea can make is to give a Wirt Pea. ap- ply pply to D. McGiltleeddy. asset. Ooderiek. The Wemas s Christha Temperance Valois stere is the hswmeet of he tb+t Mete cherish every Tuesday afternoon. Prayernmenag at ! 10. business weRfag at E. 'Spring. Syrian b.setltal 8prlas." is spa patently at head. sad the latest peg hest In had h t sod el (ss Mutat rtag reads eau now be fbis tailor. P. J. t'ridhams. It is sever wrong to reiterate a good thug. and that is the reason why deo. Stewart wants everyone to know that in addition to {.ruing eat elegant photographs, he Is now )largely a In picture framing. Merchants can wet their Bill Heads, Letter Read. he.. &c.. printed at this ..Ace for very little Barrs than thee generally for the paper ad it helm to advertise their Call and see mmeles and get prices. Hare' Hare" Hays'!' Har,!!! Hans -C. O. Newton has jam received the sad most oomplete Importation of Hat= has ever been brought to Ooderich. You iNuM see them. IC. O. mesas what he eys. too., Moutdiage. snuWiyn! If you want Snit - data picture trate*. by a skilled workman. and made from a huge selection of mould- ier.. don't forget to call epos H. it. Mallows. the photsgrapher, who for years past has led the proceesioa i* this line. By referring to the advertisement of Basn- dent Son in this baste, eemething of Inter - ow to landlords. femme and householders will be rotted. Theft stock issel ►tel from the direct. and is being sold at very low prices The cheapest house tinder the sun. BRIEFLETS. Nr J. !1 P3rter, of Seaforth, was in town. Mies A. McLean has been visiting in Heybeld. Mn C. Motes, of Morrie, era visiticg Mrs A J. Manger. The High School Literary Society will hold its regular meeting tonight. Mr D. K. Streakas beg returned from IAbusiness trip to London and Brantford. We were pleased to see Mr Alex. Mur- dock, of Hsosall, on oar streets yester- day. Mr Thoe. T)ati, has, we regret to say, . been ronfioeu to the house by serious ill- oeas for some time past. An exchange says there are few things materialise car slowly as promises of wood to pay for subscription. Mies Conk, formerly organist in St George's ohureb,left en Saturday last for Toronto Mrs Priori will fill the esoan- ayMr Bert Johnetoe, of the flosfor►h Rrposifor, was in tows during the wee., making a I. for the removal of his mother and sister to that tows. On Friday of last week Mr R. S. Wil hams, manager of the Bank of Com- merce, and his tee -year old son took a J walk to Clinton -- 12 miles. Her. is an opening fur other men with tan -year-old boys. OFigs. — Setevday morning. about 3 le 'stork, a Are broke out in the an -to li cited to r flirts bedding near the .ran Road. The ready arrival of tee e n saved the main building, bet the to was destroyed. Jog Hagg re Connie. —The es -prize fighter and saloon keeper, Jan Hem, has been assured by the Y N C T U to hold a series of mistiege in the Grated Opera Howse on Mash 31st mid April let and lad. He has Whined is !tomato and hes held his meanness seal bound for two hours. Shaftesbury Hell was ant nearly large aweigh to hold the people who Dame sightly awl hendrede had to go away. Look net kir Nether an- t. • • To coUNrT. NEWS At a oeetiag at the Turf Club held Wedseeday eventtes it was derailed to give 0 is purses, divided equally, $60 or three reuse ea Damioioa Day—free- for•ell, $ 33 Glass and three mtoete alas.. Pacers and trotters allowed in all rate.. Amanita Visa —About 8 o'clock Sat - 1 aday asorsieg the barn in the rear of the resident.. of Mr A. Waddell was dis- covered to be en Sr., and, although the german wine ttetekly on the spot, the building *as completely corsumd. Cause of fire unknown. 0517.—An old and respected resident departed this life on Tuesday, oderch 11, in the person of Mr Dean Swift. He Lad been ailing for some years and had suffered much during that time. His relatives hate the sympathy ot the entire community in their affliction Suttee —A social will be held in North -et. Methodist church under the auspices of the 'Vomau s Missionary Sammy, on Tuesday craning, March 18th, at 7.30. A good urogram and re freshmeuts. Admiseen, lac, All in- terested in misstoo aura are ourdial'y invited. Baaais Itat:a.—Four trotting ranee will be held at Barrie on August 20th and 21st. Several Goderieb horses have been entered, as follows.—Three-year old make, A. M. Pokey'. "Sammie Ors6;" 2:32 'class, ltobt. Thompson e "Baldwin;" three initiate class, Dr. J. B. Whitely's "Daisy." COLLscnotr rot res Pooa. —The col- lection taken up in North-st. Methodist church last Sunday to ourct a.. bread fur the deserving poor of the tome amount- ed to$12.00. St. Peter's (R. C.) church will also take up a collection for the same purpose. It is to be hoped all the other churches will do likewise, Mr Campbell, postmaster here, re caved the following telegram, dated March 12th, from Hayward, W i..:— "John McKenzie was killed here today. Has he any relative. then 1 Answer im- mediately." If any of our readers know of *young man of that nese in the West they will please to with Te. SiOlean GODERICA. ONT.. FRIDAY. MAR. 14, 1 apt. steely every member being present. TOWN COUNCIL. The drat busmen was the appointment — -- of the standing twmmitteea for the year, !leas.. of the Lass Rgale e• .ms vl-ees!. which was done as follows ;—On State- p meeesas, tics—J••bn Butler, James Shepherd, 1 The town council met last Friday T. B. Vaca Every, Wm Campbell, R. 6 evening, 7th cwt. All the members Kerbside. and WmW. on w On Mill euUDC- I were presectesoept the deputy rues and tures—Joseph Kidd, A. S ()brie- councilors Reid sed Heater. The Joseph cal, Back, Joseph W►Il•ann, B ! minutes of tact meeting were read and Duweing, C A. Humber On Local approved. I te -- A. Bounden, 1) l:. I The treasurer's seatetnaot for Febe-u• Pereebatt, M. Sabellian, C. A. Nater, (my showing a balance on hand of F. J,,rdan. On Agriculture—M. Hutch- �111,7S7 31i, was referred to the nuance Leon, C. Grubb. J H C.ellw.ne, Rees committee Price and Robert Mclean. On Finance — B.. 6. �1'NI►amis, the Secretary, Horace Horton, C. Drummond, D. IMc- (lillicuddy. On C. . —The President, Secretary and the :hairmen of the tespective aimu tares. The petition to the Minister of Marine and Fisheries for the estahhshmrot of a fish hatchery in Guderich was dismissed and met with the unanimous approval of the Council. sad the Secretary was instruct- ed to forward the save ILO Mr Port. r, the member fur West Huron, as sten as all the signatures had been secured. A reply from Mr Porter, in retuteoce to • deputation on harbor matter, wsa read and filen. The Secretary made a verbal report of the proceedings so far for the establishment of a creamery, and road letters re the brick and tile yard, and the President gave the result of a confer- ence on Monday afternoon with Mr F. .leffery, manager for Mr Attrill, in reference to the proposed industries. The Secretary was instructed to write Mr Hannah, of Seaforth, and request that gentleman to come op at once The Committee on Agriculture was in- structed to open ei at once with leading horse snot cattle buyers, with • view to establishing a monthly cattle sod horse fair at Goderwh. The Coattail then adjourned. COUNTY CURRENCY. Iteuoe of Internet from over the County. Tag ST. Gnoaos Ae dozier TRIAL— a Weekly serest erten trowel, sews seri"' The plaintiffs in this motion completed .d up Se Solt Readers of "Vise signal." their evidence on Monday 'sat, three rata amid !Wet, Clipped and ens. weeks after the of the dossed Homs Every tleeseen- tnal. Mr Dalton McCarthy, for the de• feedants, mode an applieatine for a non- Mr S. Irwin, of the 5th sen , Morris, sett on the ground that the accident was was married on W dneday,the 26th alt., one over orbit* the G. T. R. Company to Miss Jennie Ferguson, of St Helens. had so control. Mr Jtstioe Roe., bow - Mr F. W. Ingram, Hensel', and bride ever, decided that the ease must go to Ids th• week before last for their the jury, and the defendants then began hose is Vancouver, British Colombia, their side of the case. Harry Beteg, the well koowo Saginaw J. Luotit, who went to Battle Creek, horsebuyer, was in town during the ham ., inlast fall, has returnreturnedse to W ing- past week. and did quite a buaineaga ouch His shipments from this section this h ; he says then is oo place like ome. season amount to something like Mr James Berry, of Hensel', has 200 horses. But outside of the bought the 50 acre* on the Huron road, horse buying altogether it is generally Tuckersmith, belonging to Mr John believed that some other attr•etion es- Wei"' hits in Goderich to draw Harty here so Mr A. Elliott, Hullett, has engaged often. We hope if the matter comes to Mr J. Shoals, of Grey township, as her anything that he will become a pertran- help for the coming season it hard ent resideot, instead of, as at present, labor, being here only half time, Mr Alexander Thompson, of the Bay - Coeastniox.—In Tet SIGNAL last field road, has rented Mr Duncan Mc - week the item referring to the accident Ewen's term, Stanley, for f)250 per an - to Mr and Mrs James Yates was incur- num. reit in one or cant particulars. The Wm. McBrien, 'ommerhill, had • place where the occident occurred was in (tors. the other day on the road and it front of Otter Wilson's farm, and was was stricken with something resembling caused by his dog springing through the paralpe. fence with a chain around his neck. Mr Geo C•Ibtek, now of New !Gest The horse then bolted, and Mr and Mn Yates were thrown out of the convey- muster, B. C., was. we . I. •toe. The horse ran about thirty rods, married to • lady of that place on Mon - and then stopped until Mr fates came day of last week. up and got poeseeswn of the line. Mr Mr Leathery, d Morden, Man„ was sod Mrs Yates are from the suited in lump, wedlock to Mary, bfth effects of the "spill." daughter of Mr Jae Ramage, of the 10th eon., West Wawasueb- ST Pumice's COetclI tT. —The contort in the (hand Opera House on Moodily Mr Geo- L Thompson• formerly t f next, 17th inst., promises to • Clinton, Oat , has acceptedthe position treat. We understand the the following ladies and goo been secured : Mies Hearn, C Walsh, Seafortb; roars T Shane, Blyth; Mn Bayley, sod Messrs Belcher, Porter and run, Godench. Miss Andrews of assistant pharmacist to Chu. Wright ego., of Detroit Mich . b Wingham, last year. the t••wn remo- ld $1100 for printing and Weenie - its the printers of Clinton had to he e- satisfied with a tribe over $100. iet Mr John Mitering. of Bathgate, Dak. of Victoria-st. Methodist ohs will wag back to his old home at Londesboro preside at the piano. In addition to the for • visit, He returned this week, his concert, an address will be given by Mr father going with him fur a vi•it- D. Me(itlliocddy on "inked—Thi Mr John Bell. Lendesboro, hsvtni; re - Hoar Before Dawn," dealing with the (waived a telegram from Dakota snnounc- , eegtion of Home Ruh. R. 8. Chilton, ing the death of his brother Hugh, Mr sq . Anne -UMW Core.), will oeeupy the cod Mn Thoe. 11.11 left for Wappeton, chair. Ilk. Zuaa 8515011 TO PERIODIC Ane Antis. —The Maratha' Berneiry Teens says : — Mr Livingstone, Seaforth, has made "The entertainment gives in the Palace for. the lletting out of oar Rink lot evening by 7,era Sermon and seed. H. intends building a large brick his specialty company wee • first-class mill, and will commence . as performanae from beginning toend. The sone is the •esaon opens. professor himedf is one of the beet Nr D. P. Clark. formerly teacher of sleight-of-hand f . and +entail►- the Lower Winghsm school. who quiets ever sees I. the city. All his left for Manitoba the latter part of De trick• were does clean and without the camber Iset, is now teaching in Lcwer tiresome delays seen in so many eater- Fort Garry school. at • salary of $tmOO tainments of the kind. Mr John Patten per "au" - gave • good exhibition of ,leg dancing, Mr R. Orr. Weneham, a away off to funny sayings and Irish witticisms. Mr Florida for the benefit of his health. Harry Agates should be heard by all low- He has been far from well for the peat see of mesa. He plays oe ell aorta of month or two, bat lately his trouble has , even estreeting good mesio assumed move serious symptoms, and StM ordinary pieces of gas pipe. The be was advised to take a change of t tensed with a marionette climate ; he is 1 by his tibM Mid a long list of •pseialttes, all of wife. wbdi were word. The riot :Wes peeked While engaged in threshing (lover og fees the etags to the doe,, end a large 8 was , the let mat the barn belong - number had to go away 4 I." lag to Mr John Corbett. Hay township. This ew•Illoy will perform liere Ive eaugbt ire and wen horsed to the night. eget wash b the Greed Oper. ground. It appears they were sing the House, Tuesday night, the steam threshing engine, and it had co 18th. and will give a Sateeday clothes.. 'Perk arrestor, and the wind was bine Tag Bnasn nr Tsatus—A meetingtag ia the direction of the dories, the• of the ensued of the Beard of eaetfytcg the Binders into the beilding. Trade we. held is the hews dark's desIreytsg it. A (peat deal of grain was odlee lest Moeda evening. 10 inert lost together with the separator. The brat report from the new tire - warden, R. T►ehbourne, reported one fire during the month --that ot a barn at the rear of Geo. Elliott's store, the pro - petty of Mr A. Caoteloo—stated that the clothing, particularly the coats and cape, of the firemen is is very bed con- dition ane suggested dalriedluetment of the hose cart so that it may be hauled by a horst. The report was referred to the fire committee. The report of the sexton of Maitland cemetery showed the number of inter- ments for February to be 10-4 adults and G ehildres. Report filed. From Mr W. C. Van Horne, stating that the sending of a deputation to Otte - ors at present would be premature. Mr P. Kelly, of Blyth, wrote memo - mending that Brussels and Liatowel should be asked to send delegates to join the deputation to Ottawa on railway mat- ters, Mr Wm. Lao', of T. , and Mr Peter Kerr, chairman of the railway committee of Geelpb city council, wrote stating that delegates to the deputat n bad been appointed for their respectsi sect ions. Chrystal A Black wrote asking per- mission in beet the council chamber and clerks oflios in the town bell with a new hot water heater manufactured by them, to teat its capacity ; the expense to be borne by the manufacturers. The mat- ter was referred to the public works com- mittee, The secretary of the Turf Association wrote stating that they intended to use the agricultural grounds for a res meet- ing on July let. Filed. A communication from the Reliance Mfg. Cu. in reference i' the dynamos returned to them on the occasion of the recent exchange was read and filed. emoting. The accounts of the postmaster, for postage, $7.22, acid of D Mclvur, fur work at the pumping house, $2, were ordered to be paid. The following amounts were referred to the finance committee :—Willis Chip- man,C E, balance duo oneld account and for services in August last,$194 ; Hutto?: Siottet, printing, $12 23 ; 1. Cesatday, relief, $2 30 ; T. J. Videan, relief, $7 75 ; John (.. Stiven, painting and glazing. $6.39. agroBT Or ri7.sSt'r A 0 GENERA INrELLIGEN iQMo41 k.MATian the rate of $1 70 per 10,000 gailoee of DUNLOP. water used, they to inform the council Prom our one o.rrvspsndeat the amount of water Way will royste*. Tuesday of this ween Mrs A. C. Mac- ln Mr Williams' case we would moxas- Donald went to Alpena*, Wish., to be mend the countl to regeire a guarantee pretest with otber relatives at the tuner from him that be would use the water al of Mr Devine, who died at Bu«eCity fur • term of live yeses ; otherwise that Montane, Tram thee, his eetaeittetdll be he will pay all ousts of petting in the brought to Alpena tor intentions today pipe (4 inch. !Friday.) a (Seined; Jowl B.TLsa, Chairman. Death this week from oar midst re - Tito report was takes up clause by moved Kather►ue Jane, wife of Joke clause. 1 he first section, lint► MacAllister and daughter of D. Cam - that an electric lamp be placed at the ming, after • severe illness of over a corner of Neptor-se and Cambria Road, fortnight She had pieviouely given was referred back to the committee, as birth to a sou, and unfavorable eymp- the petition asked for its erection on toms on the fourth day afterwards set- Canibria Road et Trafalgar -at., four ting in, the best of este with medical blocks south of Napier. The remainder aid proved iling, and on titiadsy of the report was adopted. 6 mousing she passed quietly away to that • arrear or cs rmnt i . ..:, , , better rant above, leaving a food hos band to m lure for her and a little nee Your committee would that in future the treasurer furnish the clerk monthly statements of all ceme- tery loss sold by him ; the clerk to en- ter it his cemetery book such list and furnish the sexton with • copy of the lust. We would also 1 the council to furnish what lumber is re- quired to repair the fence at the ceme- tery. The posts required can be pro- cured at the cemetery, as stated by Mr Hood in hu report to the council on February lot. (Signed' Rosrat Tuortyot►, Chairman. The report was adopted. In pursuance of notice of motion Proudfoot moved,aeeu,ndd by Mersey, that bylaw No. 6 of 1819 be amended by substituting the word "five' for the word "three" in the tint clause. thus increasing the number of members of the waterworks and ele.ttic light com- mittee to five. The Mayor ruled the motion out of )WrO"t ..crow■ order. Proudtcot appealed from. the .1. E. Tom, Ewe., P. S. I., is on his ruling, sued his appest was sustained by official tour through the northern part of ar vote of the council. his jurisdiction this west. Moved in amendment by Nicholson, seconded by Campion, that the motion Its over for one month. The amendment was motion was then carried Moved by Proudfnot, seconded by Humber, that a delegation be sent to Ottawa in the interests of the Godsrich and Wingham Railway, with power to procure the necessary plana and • inform- ation ; the delegation to receive dela gates from Wingham, Dwegannon, Ws- wanosh, Ashfield and Colborne ; the delegates also to impress upon the Government the necessity of improving the harbor. Moved io I by Campion, seconded by Catatonia, that a delegation be sent in the interests of the Goelpb Junction Railway and the llodericb har- bor. The amendment was carried. A motion by Holt and Pridhace, to refer the petition r" the electric light to the electric light committee to report whether it would be bettor to place it on Trafalgar -et. at Cambria Road or at Vic - Your oemmittto has examined the fol- tons at., was lost. Councillor Campion fare notice that lowing accounts and I their he would move at the next meeting to payment on being ditty certitiord : —R. amend bylaw No. ti of 1859 He did P. Wilkinson, $311.60 ; John ttoberteoe, not mention the particulars of $1.5 ; Stevens A Burns, London, $63.07 Doherty Mfg. Ce , Saguia, $30.34 ; also The council then adjourned. that the account of the Standard Carbon Co. be leftover for further consideration. M J h A N f 1 d I without a mother's love, Kersestly she hoped that God would spars her to her little one, but He took her ti Himself. A large circle of friet.da with relatives viewed her re sans in a handsome cask et prior to the funeral from her father a residence, a pretty bouquet of dowers being placed in her hands. Over sixty- three vehicles were in procession to the place cf interment, Maitlind deme• tory. Rev J A. Anderson conducted the last sad rite., and the pall -bearers were R. Videan, of Ooderich, Peter Stuart, W. Fulford, R3bt. Hoggarth, of Ludlum, with 8. Q. 11. Williams and C. Fisher, of this place. We, with a large circle of friends, extend oar deep - eat sympathy to the bereaved husband and relatives in their less of • fond wife and sister, ever kind end gentle. DUNGANNON. lost and the r u s ..ate , sur assessor an Co - lector, has furnished us with the names ot the following parties as his proposed sureties, viz :—Daniel J. Nettie, t,V,n. Bowden, Wm. Andrews and A. MieD. Allan. We have enquired into their financial standing and .. 1 their acat-pianos and that • proper bond be prepersd and executed. In reference to the tions with the Reliance Electric Light Co , the chairsan of this committee, pursuant to i wrote the Company offering to pay cash providing that $100 was allowed off ac- count. A reply has been received agree- ing to accept the redaction. As this is practically a saving of $100 to the town we . d that their account be paid at once. We have considered the application from the Hihh School re geiring 113.000 to convert ume into a Collegiate institute. We recommend that same be granted and that a bylaw be prepared for the purpose of raising the necespry funds. (Signed; W. Pitot -p oO'r, Chairman. The report was, on resolution, con• sider'ed clause ty clause. The first, second and third ciaoews were adntted. Mr Stent, B.A.. I of the High School, then made • few explana- tions in reference to the fourth cleave of the 'report, showing the benefit that would accrue to the town by the eetab liabment of the Collegiate institute. The grants from the f' t and the county would he materially ieeres•- ed The f-.orth clause was then adopt- ed. wATL* ASi• alltiTRn' titter , Your onmmtttee beg leave to report that they have considered the application of J. Acheson and others referred to them and would I that an electric lamp be placed at the center of Napiereit. and Cambria Read in the matter of lowering the water rates for supplying steam engiaea, we would ask the onooeil to deal with it. as your ram mitten are not in favor of lowering sack rate, in Moreno* to the applications of Joe. Kidd sad Joe. Williams for water to supply motors, after giving Mr Kidd'. applieato.e fell eonstdentioe we laneot 1 the council to guarantee him a premiere of move than 31) to !I3 the at his work• in Mr Willis.,.' twee we think the eoetied may wifely guarantee a pressure of 100 lbs We would resole - meted that both applicants be charged et the NILE. ?ram our owe corrasoondea• W m Morrow is well again. The little aleightng made things lively around here. Miss Martha Gardner, of this section, is visiting at G,idertch Wm. McVettis and John Taylor are busy drawing atones for building opera tions. Piss Barbara Jackman still continues very low, and no hops to entertained of her recovery. Rev J. 0 Manly'a 'octoroon "Nineveh and lamer was much sejoyd lest Thursday night. On Sunday, March liith, the Rev H. Irvine preaches sermons in Kincardine. Mr J. Young, of Clintor, and John Dustow, of Nile, tans his work on this circuit. Dame Rumor says the Methodists of Nile are going to build a new church soon. The present building will hardly hold the members, without counting the many adherents of the church. So may it be' Lecture by Rev W. Tuesday the 18th, church here,aa Mr Geo. Horne, some property from mak tog preparations residence thereon. F. Campbell, on in the Methodist announced. having purchased the syndicate, is to build a new The municipal council of Ashfield will meet in the town hall, is said town ship, on the 30th. All concerned govern themselves accoedingty, We congratulate the editor of Tule Sweat oc his having so far recovered from his recent illness as to be able to take his place in his oth.re. The belfry on our school house has got • new occupant in the shape of • fine belL The students attending will require t o be on time ; if Sot,the reason why will to looked fur. Punctuality will now be strictly expected. Sleighing is of short duration so far this winter. We were favored with two days of it last week, and during that time tesmiog wood, lop, etc., was very lively. Mud u again in the ascendant. The municipal council of West Wa wanenh will meet in the Town Hall, on Saturday, !lith inst , for the transac- tion of municipal bulkiness. All concern- ed please take note. Dungesuon is still We ere informed Mr T. Smiley, of Ashfield, has purchased a hens. and kt in this village from Mr Jos. Mallt•ugh, our popular hotel keeper. , It is said Mc Smiley has made a good purchase. We ars credibly informed that Mr Patrick Kearney, of West Wawanoeh, near St Augustine, is the possessor of a span of colts one and a half yeses old, sired by Baron Soots, rotor sorrel, which weighs 2530 lbs. They are beauti- ful looking animals sod can hardly be surpassed in this locality or surrounding country. We would like to hear from any who can beat the above record. The funeral of the late David Mc- Whinney took place on Saturday, when the remains were interred in Dungannon cemetery. Thera were on that occasion upwards of seventy vehicles well filled with sorrowing friends, relatives, neigh bon and acquaintances. The bereaved widow and relatires have the sincere sympathy of the cmmmunity. Rev H. Irvine, of Nile, conducted the obsequies. Deceased was aged Ni years. Wedding bells hare been ria. -ging at the Nile Last Wednesday evening Mr James McNees, of Nile, and Mise Jennie Graham, tiheppardton, were united in marriage. The marriage took place at the home of the bride, and was a very pleasant event. Every one likes James, and Mies Jennie that was) is a general favorite w* Wiesen. We all join its wishing them the happiest of happy lives. Rev H Irvine tied the knot. Another of our community is decorated - David MoWh►nney deported this life os March 11th, seed are years. He hai boon living for s short time is Detroit It has bees a sad blow for his young wife. His body was brought t, his father's home on Thursday night of last week, and on tisturdsy afternoon a large company followed the retmeine to Dungannon cemetery, when Rev H. Irvine read the funeral service. The tenets! sermon will be preacbe•1 in the Methodist eherch on Sunday, March 23"d,at7p.as. Mr (len Marsholi, Hills Oman, who had been working near the Hauls during the winter, was taken down with a severe attach of In*amer.tory rhecsss tam. He returced Items a few days age bet is still in a very bad coeditiee. Mr H. Hamilton, night watchman at the 1-nion Factory, Wingham, is seri- ously tN with inflammatory Mr John Wheeler, Morris, :ma been confined to the house the last few days, the result of being hooked in the face by one of hie cattle. Mr Kincaid, late of Wingham, has taken a position in the Doherty a ►rgan factory, as has slat, Mr Page, late of a Woodstock factory. Fifteen ceatestaats clad for the fray. Armed with toed steel ewe In battle array. _ Striving for lucre. as brave Knights of old Strom for their honors and me lass of gold. 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