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COUNTY CUItRENCY
Items of Interest from oven th
County.
I Mr .1. R. Hnlmee, II dreesville, lug
• !returned from Mend. ba
Mint Seraph Blackwell leaves Wing
e ham this week for Brandon Maultcba.
Mr J. 1'. Habkirk, ,1 Blyth. is can
visaing ann,ug the young men at St
Helens to get a sufficient number 1
organize a Forester's Lodge.
Rev Chas. Rutberfor1 and wife, of
SI ruigbeld, N. Y., are visiting friends in
St. If etemr.
'Little Ruth .Johnson, second Baugh
a ter r f Sir 1). Johnson, Seaforth, re
turned home lot week after • iso) wen o
Dearly a year with her uncle iu Brea
don, Manit" b•.
Mr Michael Swatter, of the Maitland
con.. Colborne, has a lasab which at birth
w.•ighed _3 IM. Can a larger Iamb at the
lege he found! If so, where'
Mr Alonzo Leech has returned to this
county attain from the county of (Word,
[where he spent the winter, and is making
preparations to resume bis cheese bust
Inese at Walton.
Mrs %rafter McGowan, East Wawa
nosh. received the sad intelligence that
her ester, Mrs U 111.t.Cmaran, of Rapid
City, is in the hospital at Winnipeg,
seriously ill with a cancer.
• We«kit wl sPd tattle (oracle \ew. Idem
did up 1.5,14 grader. of "rbc *tarsi."
rite •..1 rants. dipped and it en-
deared reels aver, reviles.
Mrs Edwards, of Woodstock, when.
ease at the recent t:•..leach assize
esused .tete a local excitement, w111
with her husband, remove to Wtunipeg
sturdy.
At • special meeting of the directors
of the Mechanics' institute at Myth, it
was decided to add $GQ worth of books to
the Ithrary.
Hu Lordship the Bishop of Huron is
to salmu.uter the rite of confirmation is
Tnutty church, Blyth, e.n July Ilth.
By a recent fire at Berrie, Mrs Wolof.,
of Clinton, Ie.t three or tour buildings.
Mr A. W. Cerslake, l'Ii,ten, has num.
•.d to Falls Raver, Maas , where his son
it employed on a daily paper.
0
Clinton Neer Bio : lir Fred Kay has
gone to North Bay, where. at very good
pay, ue wttl spend every day iu seHtag
away dry gats, iso they say
M.v S.•encer, Iste of C -intact col-
lelgir.e In' Itute, has ereeptted • School
its M.I:Ir„tt., slid leaves at i.pet to cuter
on her duties. 11
Mr J. Roth, who left (lintott'some
time ago 'nteudmq to settle in British
Columbia, did nut final the inducements
as promeend u he anticipated. He i. .t
present working in Trauma. Washingtcn
Territory.
Mr James Beattie, (inton. has been
awarded the contract for eerryD.g the
mels het were the poet office and station,
his emit rect to dote from the 1st of July,
The only re•a.n f,., the change is that
ht. lel der was the I•.west.
lir Ed. T. Meiners, who has been
. peudtut the winter at 1'linton, has gone
no, k t., tat g opera:toos u. St Cath.
K rim- They say that s young lady of
,ton. who holds a prominent elation,
will sone day olive it up in order to have
a Holm,. for herself elsewheie.
Dr J. Reeve, jr.. Clinton, left on
Wednesday of last week for Les
Angell., Cal., whore he intends ' to
locate for the practice •.f bis profession.
Mrs W. 11. Beesley and Mrs C.
Doherty, Cliuttin, were called to their
home at C'laude,on Monday of lest week,
by the death of their father.
Mr J. Illan•ghen, Clinton, on the eve
of bis departure for Bay ('ity. Mali.,
was tendered a complimentary entary supper at
Medea restaurant, by the lacrosse chid,
Df eLith he was tiee prest.lent. Kind
speeches were made by all present. who
were unanimous in their g.e•d wishes Ger
his prosperity.
Mr 1V, ilerbison, Clinton, and stn late
o,1 Mount Pleasant ('rean.ery, have heel,
engaged to take charge of a creamery at
(fu' Appelle, N. .T , and have els, been
empowered to purchase the nem..aery
machfbery therefor, aid take it up with
them.
Mr. D. Roes. of Denver, Colorado,
who hoe been Baiting (ro-nds in Huron
f•.r the Inst few weeks, has returned to
her horse,
Mr Lace. left Wi'ugharn for Calgary
:eek before Iret with another ear of
horses. Air 1. Hodgens accompanied
him : the latter will remain there for the
• emmer.
Mr .1. .1. F'rher, e,f the Maitland roe.,
• few days ave met with an aeciiteut that
might have ;roved serious. He heti •
colt. which he had driven two or throe
times, hitched with an old mare t,• a
wagon, doing soma work in • field. The
roll tat frightened sod started the mare.
ioth made • jump, when the tongue of
the wagon fe11 down and ran into the
ground, throwine of eae'.n hettom side
up. Parties who after Mr F'uh•r said he
wo thrown ten to fifteen feet in the air:
the mystery is how he ~sped with only
a scratch on one of his hands and wettable
to take the team and go on with his
work.
Mr 1) D. Wilson, i4eaforlh, has pur
chaired the milk butane,* and stock of
Mr R•uler'rk (deny, who has for re. many
Tera supplied the peep,. of Steaf,.eth
with thea lacteal fluid. Mr Willem takes
prrsession of the besinewe after the :Ith
of May, end intends keeping about
thirty cows in lies dairy.
After en absence from the bosines fro
over foirt.en years, Mr Allan McLean,
formerly of the Seaforth Expositor, has
purchased • neat and newsy paper 1n
Welsenburg, Colorado, rallsai the Wel
.ertbnrg irorl.l, end will c,.ndttet it her.
after in addition to his ranching and
etotlk merino bteeiewa.
•
William Snell, sr., East Wawano.h,
had the misfortune to fall down the
stairway in Elam Ltvingstone's house the
other day and was somewhat shaken up
but is able to be around again.
UMW ▪ RN.
From our ewe . . I,
Arbor day was observed here by the
i teacher and scholars of No. 5, who plan'-
! red some new trees and Iatd out two
t1'rwer beds. 1 he school yard was clean-
' ed out and the school was scrubbed u it.
1%'snot N.: hst.t_`,—Tuesday morning
of last week, Anuue, second daughter o1
our respected townsman, Mr }iwr•.
Chisholm, ass married in St Peter's 1(
C. church, G.odench, to Xavier, elder
• airs of X. Baechler, of Benmuller. The
nuptial knot waa tied by Rev Fath..
West. PP. The duties of gr omaiiner.
were performed by M. Baechler and
John Chisholm and thaw of bridesmaid
by Misses E. Chisholm and h. Baechler
The relatives of the contrantmg pante••
atter the ceremony, were entertained at
the bride's father's residence tui (ahnetr
with the bridal pair, who, after receiv-
ing congratulations and kind atelier, for
a happy voyage on the matrmenial era.
drove to G,detich and left by the 4.%
train on their wedding trip to S•ratfori
and other prints. The bride was one , f
the most popular young :Awe in our
social circle, and will be missed at ever.
turn by • large circle of triends, who ex-
tend hearty wishes for her every success
no the Dew home she has gone to bnght-
en.
Pi.sru Awe' .--Deep regret and
sorrow pervaded our community o0
Friday 'northing of lot week when it
was known that Mn James Horton had
passed away to that silent city iron'
whence no traveller ever returns, cut
down in the summer of this life at the
early age If :ls;. klizah
11 r•Cf.Ir
was born its Ayrshire, Scotland, aLd
came with her father and family t• re-
side here in 1i167. Six years later she
married James Horten, spending nea•ty
all the rest of her Itte here till 1487,
when she with her husband removed to
Saint Ste Marie with their family.
They returned trom there a year acro
During her stay there they buried one •.•
their children and little thought th.t
she who watched it pass away should he
the next called from this world of car.
and trouble. flume the peat win.,
the revere illneesof her husband, wh.•m
she watched with • true wife's tondnee.
and other illnesses caused her atrengh I•
give way and after a illness • (
ten days she passed •w•y. in her hnrht
rumple as • Christian worker with N,
gene we way of reaching and reltevme
the poor in deep distress and want, will.
in abounding hand she dud what rhe
cold and will ever he in the memory .•1
all she came in contact with. The fun-
eral nn Snndsy last was the largest over
seen in Lowborn The pallbearers we,.
.1 1) Stewart, H. Linfield, H It.•Itoo:r
James and John booklet/a.. f'nr mart
tears she was a,member if the Rrethre'.
and by their rule of Service the bar s'
was conducted by 'a Mr Fear, .1 L
don. The large circle of friends of the
mutton extend to the bereaved hushar d
the four motherless little one, and the
aged parent* of the deewsaed their tial,
eat sympathy for an ssteemeel w,f•
mother• daughter and steer that will
he seen 01. more. Mho was • sister ..1
D. K. Fllreeh.n, of f7 iderich, Wm
&ruchsn and Mrs J. Hilww,nws, now , I
Sault Rt. Mitre, of Mr. ('hits
Norris. Mn Wrs Towel, and Mn A
011ie, of this township, and Jame.
$ttpkan, of New York.
TSE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MAY
TBi DOMINION IN RtHIEF,
Hoar. Oliver Mowat rat Ottawa
Ottawa bricklayers wad urasulre ea re thus•$
fur a shat hour day.
Lord Ntu.ley received the degreof 1. I. 11,
at ifothil l iuv.reity.
Yingeaw e'arl.'uterl are likely t., obtain
the alum hours' system.
Ta. wuual examine/Was is entrant” law
'WIN Toronto University began F'rklav
The Berlin Musical Society are soaking ar-
for a tug cwbbrat.uu on 24th
May.
The Oregon and Vanua were the .ret
emu etea.rahipe to rear! Mout:eal this
rases•
A has p. umml Copley from New
Dundee,
aenmftted to the a•ytum
01 fossae.
A branch line of Use M. t N W. railway
win tis built from Wethourue to Lake
Manitoba.
Mr. Henry Hkibleey, of King.tun, was
nominated to contest Frontons.: in the Ke-
tone
istore Interest
A five year old Belleville bny was towed b,
a eow, harken thigh was fractured atnl be was
otherwise belly hurt.
A Mining Company to require audelevelop
mining Iambi iu the Thunder Bay District has
been orgsuieed us Loudon
Mrs. l'athariue Matthew., a natter of
Sligo, Ireland, third at litrathroy, recently,
at the great age of 10- years.
Tar work of rrrnut iug the debrir at the
Toronto t-niverait• ruins, preparatory to
reconettucti•.n, bagna Friday.
The Monk t'.atarrvatives have naked Mr.
'V.
EWellington, of Toronto, to eonteet
Moak for the loyal II ;Mature,
D. Ihmaldaon has been terminated by Ot-
tawa Ei,ual }lighters. Mr. Ilneisowt ie likely
to be again the Liberal • anIplat.'.
A nean named Renin ah bad his arm fear-
fully mangled its a straw cutter at the Nor-
thumberland reaper mills, Campbell/ord.
There es apparently good reason to believe
that all tate ,I,ttoin milt, in Canada will pan
under the e.intro! of au Euglieh syndicate.
John Lee. ft Kington ,carter, aged about d0,
asst to It:rhanls num wharf and later was
fuunddruwtad It ,- n mystery how be fell
m.
In the libel shit brought by Mr. Ashdown
against the t\ mnioti Free Pr,aw the jury
brought in a verdict for the plaintiff for
Veit
The union men of Winnipeg will bare n'
difficulty in obtaining the nine horn as the
,employers are fully nn needed with the move-
ment.
I)r. Mast fear, of the Baptist College, To
mato• has resigned the position of 1'hauawll er,
tat be will retain the F'rofevaorship of The -
elegy.
Several people in the Township of Mala -
bide ate t,'a l tr..i., mistaking (team for
mushromus Mn Blake dead from the
poison_
Mr. D. It. Pell'y left Niagara Falls forTor-
onto, where he will likely remain until the
trill of Burchell at Woodstock at the Fall
Aasiarw
Father Jones, of the Jermit College, Mon-
treal, has invented an improved tire escape
which ruet'eefully stood a sear bing test
yesterday.
A Plum Coulee. Man., despatch says: A
serious case of shooting occurred here, where-
by two citizens were injured, with possible
fatal remelt.
Alby Robinson and William Thompson, of
Parkhill,
quarrelled and the former struck the
later a serious blow on the head, rendering
him I.. .1, .oI
Haifa: butchers have put up the price of
beefsteak to 18 tents a pound, and a move -
mesa is on foot to establish a co-op.eratave
association in opposition to them.
A cablegram was teat yesterday to Yoko-
hama
okohanra by the Mayor of Winnipeg, offering
the hospitality of the 'y e ' the Duke of
Connaught ou his wav to England.
John Morrow, of Rawdon Township, was
run into by the G. T. R. e.trrr-s, killing his
horse instantly and snin.ehiog the rig to atoms
Mr. Morrow bad an ann taken off.
The Halifax Rani of Trade paa.ed arises
Iuti.a .cmpnthisinyt with the people of New-
feundlan.l 1n th•ir.•fforis to n siert their rights
against F're'nch claims t., evesst privil•gea
lion. Their. M'•(irer•vy ser. he will enter
eruninnl and eivil triton against O). k Mur-
phy, Robert Me•(:r.•vy and feriae' Tarte on
arrant of the ae•uantions they have made
*gained him.
Senator Cullom prevent..i to the ['tilted
State. Senate the report drawn up by the
Inter -State ('otnnwnw Committee, which has
%Own investigating the (natter of Canadian
ra4gy r.•mpt'tition.
He the titr. Ih,mininn was entering
leek, 1p the new Welland Banal. she ran into
tb.'rtri abottttenta and strove a terve holt in
her I..w. \The water •Man let nut of the level
In order to nitre temporary repair*.
The M enlWtla it Northwestern Iteilway
Company. has 1 its land grant, alemt 4t11),-
uu) n r,•., W a dieate'o4 Engii.b *nd
;,.tt, h , npifwlista who will itaaugnrate a
g1i ti tar toloniisetwn hem-.
The trouble on the T. to 4 ..Nepte• of Ph•r-
mary over r the discovery .fan •tt nipt 4,11
on tier• 'wort e.f -ever.i .title M 0, steal copies
of the evanunation paler- h a been set at
rest f..r the present by the euspitnt.iun of five
student.
Mr !'•tome•. the fitting tee/Tiber (or iVett
Algrtnln roti n r-.prrs•ntat.ive Altryeth man,
was r• nominated and Reform enn.hdate•
wean arkr-t,d (or the hitherto unrepreweelted
Newel of Nip ening and for the County of
Fr,ntena.•.
A Tor •nt.'seornner's jury inquired into
the death of Caroline 1)aktnan. returned •
verdict of rnauslangSter against Viebarrl
Okkman, the husband of the ,l.wa.ed, end
Nellie Weir. who Itv.til in the 'serf' house
will, her. in 1 )'a)'anode street.
A man fa .girl to have gone to the ('ity
Hespitnl of Hamilton. Ont. sone. time ago
reoffering teem • di..ata.d kidney, the ..then
being pr'rf -e 1y wmnnl. The drtetor in waged.
see•p removed the..elnel kidney in place of
the r&ie+•w•d nue, end the nears diel shortly
eHere ani.,
Hen. Th.enjia McOrrievv has entered erimi-
mil Ind .•r..1 actions fur libel egnnnt hie
brother emu Wear. Tarte and Murphy. It
(a n w abated That the puLheation of the
eherevea wormiest his it Mr M.•I:n.'e t than
at. sir Herter 1.ngevin. ,owing to ti. quarrel
.rrel
Irtwe'n that gentleman and Mr Chaldean.
The ,'ann.han Pacific explain, g.'m;( West
ran oyer tee little girls Annie. aged serve
year's, daughteArd Al.rahan. Walker. and
Regina, aged eight ye ars. daughter of Mr
Pry. Norwood. Iter Annie Walker wee
ksllel *dutch instantly. Regina F'ry was
taught 1.' the row reicher artl'arriet three
lianas -ell yards Kir a badly ret ewe the
heard noel may recover.
Philo. Josses, of n,herty ('ret, R P a
reepe. t slide farmer, went ti his barn, strut*
hfrnw if with a hatchet on the deed sievw•al
time- mei thin del be -stele rout hi. throat
with a penknife, slashing her lady with the
ranee Its.U,,m'•nt. Finding that life was ant
fiat Ong him he threw a rope over • ham b
the loam anti hanged him..lf He was toned
atsat half an hour afterwards Ne
Muse awdgn.d.
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John Weldon, Ki. It • , .• •
leased the irrw 1-,v••. . "1. .1. -
Per ker. *said ,.wn.d b) M, I at . ,
(1yih, and has mov.d h.- fro. , .
WEST HUH()
!IIFORM MEL1 ,`FAST SELLERS
FINE TAILORING
LARGE 8TO JK OF
Cholce Goods
TO SELECT FROM
MacCORMAC_
MR. J. T. Cs? R r. t if
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l.e tie dorm t'Iu l:•Ir.c for ll
heated lln.rllnge ra iulbeN Irl •1 e
0 the l'amp.,g•,.
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p m.
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mush. lender. Mr.:., . :: n • to
LKkBI'RN, i(aturte). M 21 a. 7:.,,era
( .INTON. Months). NIS) j1., .. a p In
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WIX(1HAII, Friday. Ma, .5), at 8 If u1
GODliltlt'll. Weenes. a.. Jae. 1, rl tl I, W.
the Opposition oa l t. ,'
tend.
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SHE is a CANADIAN
=THE=
Vora CLENCH
PvECITAL
WILL. OCCUR. AT THE
Grand Opera House
UN
THURSDAY,MAS
ADMISSION.
75c. 50c. 25c.
PLAN at FRA"Ell & PORTER'S
Ke•eital commences fences at 5:15. No
atlnti..ion while :t number it
being ren.lereel. 55 -It
Equi! Rid hts Association!
.t 'ma tuition of the friends of the abut e .1.-
.,.eian,.n will be betel in tile
TOWN HALL, CLINTON,
—xm:
Tuesday, May 18th, 1890,
At Nie iii uncia. A s
1.'or the porpoise of ramplcl , g 1... t or:amr'-
tion anti the formation of a 4'onntr Itraneh,
i representative inventor of the 1'rocu,c.el
ago cation will be pre -rent and eddre.. the
4'onvention.
A public meeting will be held in the evening
in the Town Hatt at n p.m.. when addremes
will be delivered on the questions agowt.d b1
be Aeeo•iation. A repntentatins of 1:• or y0
from earn nienicipality is desired.
Itysutnority of the
ens. of rm.. Aar.
•Tinton. April. 1et10. SI 't.
BAIX 07 SOBis,
AI etrcreed application for 'r.1... F.o, kine, Nat.hnrn 404 all Ito::,trues of the eats,
rats k. • trees.
1.8Tfisir BLOOD AND STOYAOB BITTERS,
A tonin that invigorates the nigeare (tritons. lint .'+the ppetite, and ,a a never-6010r.a
rs-,.ed, for impurity of the Brett. A• an alterati%e And tunic it ha uue.4Lalled.
rart t, - sorsa.
FOR BALE BY
- OIRG= Rs.3YN'AS,
riirailsr AND Olt I. tit:AUHK*ON'8 BLOCK. OODiitll'FI.
THE COMING SHIRT
1t you wish to keep op with the times don't our:haze any more OLb FASHIONFao
SillitTl+. fur
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•As ...cured the Sob Agency for MF:'ALIO a: WARD'S celebrated Adjust tilt Band la1Ra.
TT'3E
3OMING
SHIRT.
THE
COMING
SHIRT.
THE
COMING
SHIRT.
PiMFRS or SiliFITS,cOltAM5,Qlrr3. Lc
GALT. ONT.
o have the finest range ••f Neckwear. Hats. ('.p. and Glove• that e•• he purchased ee
•re. In ('oll•r• end Cuds oa:r t\e Newest Oernaaa Maks. weak surmise any ober
Ole market. are handled.
THE
DOMING
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THE
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THE
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A. E. PRIDHAM
MIIDrNFRY
We are Replenishing our stock daily It now comprises the
Latest Novelties in
HATS AND B0146,4 tee. Sp
With their Trimmings. Also LADIES' SUMMER rNDI£R-`
VESTS and HOSE
49 '2 n.
MISS E. BOLAND
WBO LEAD IN
f West Street.
Well -Selected Cigars.
If you wart a Choir Is 1 .,r,r a .Knre••e e,:-Mpi,.ng r.t•.,.
WE CAN SUIT ANY TASTE.
BLACK k TAN. 'he acknowie.hredleader of i,•. Cigars. Ft L1, IHI.K4S CIGARETTES,
()Lit (.UL.t, 'I'O11.11'(Y) is one half pound tins
In Imported Cigars a number of Leading Brands.
luron tiQlta[
is rt-lltraturss 1 JORDAN, -
VERY FRIDAY MORNING, •---
AT 1Ta wr*A]I PRr!rms order
NUItTH - STlt P:FT. lrODZRI l' H.
it la a wide-awake local newspaper devoted AusT
• r county news and the dirrmitut" of use
fel knowledge.
R'Tr..% OF
111.30 • year: 74c. tar alit .oaths: 10e. for
Mire ilia. If the subeeri tion es not paid AT–
emou
.n advance rtha.•ription will be Charged at '
the rate x(5200 a year. MISSES YATES
Ata/.RTsaIer: R•TWr
Legal snitnt her casual ad '
per line for bent insertion. Std 3i ergo. per
•
for each imq t.et isaertioo. Measuredeil
nonpareil sea. A large and well assorted stock of the LATEST STYLES E'S of
MEDICAL HALL.
OPENED
Local notices in onnpariel tyre %e per lin*.
Local a°tJeea in (wdtsary reading syp,e Ic M
. Spri▪ ng and Summer Millinery.
rear.
Please call and inspect. No trouble to show goods.
Rus:newa cards of sit lines and ander 1.5 per
Adven eementa of (tart, round. Strayed.
iituat Jona Vacant. Sit nation Wanted snit
Iln•ineee t'hanee Wanted, not-xce+ding 8
lines nonparfel 11 per month.
Hosier ne Sale and Farms nn Pale. not to
•xcxwt s linea, 51 for Ora mm,th. MO per sols
.esmnt month. Larger edits in proportion.
Any special notice. ilia object of which is to
promote the pecuniary benefit of any
vfduwl
or eeompany. to he considered as ad
remiiiemPnt and charred areordl..wtr.
These terata will is all ears be strictly ad-
eervd to.
Serial rater far larder
Inc extended period.. made
known at iha office of pwbltauioe.
JOBBING •IPIST•ENT
A rally equipped JoM4.g OAar is married
ea In connect Ina with tae ordinary.ewnpaper
kadaws. where /melts• work to turned not
at resianawhle rates gverythlag la the prlat
Ina 1111. M. he dos. ne the premises [yowl an
Illatninated sower in a r Wast Bard.
All ion* mast be aSdraaned to
. A• QSLitaiOtaltaw.
Maw of Tau stew ac
relapboae Cal. K.. la Qedss•leh Oat.
30.2m
_ a
MRS_ S.A..LKELD
IS 11 have • grand °peeing or:
FRIDAY *& aSAhe iTURDAY, APRIL llth $ 12th,
ll show • Large eed varied aaaert•se•t tet
NEW SPRING. MiLLiNER,.Y,
Comprising Straw Hats. Flowers, Lanes, Ribbons, eta, etc. Her
Spring Stock is now oompletd i■ all branches. Special attentiop
is directed to her line of
BLACK STRAW BONNETS,
At 50 cts. each. Qcod Quality at a LOW FIGUR"