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GODERICH. ONT., FRIDAY, AUG. 1, 1890.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
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
up to noon Thursday of each
week
teem names&
All ademies notion in the keel columns
of Tits Stow. of useetisige or ender.
taints at which an aihniseitnt fa
Aorta, or from Wed a pecuni-
ary bent* i• deriaa, mite be paid
far at the rote of oas cern per
wont each iodation, no diary, las
Owls tweettplies cents. Where ad -
verbenas* of entertainsimas are
treated a brig( local will k Own
fres.
.NDLESS VARIETY
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MARRIED.
Itosann-Witoow-- Al the residence of the
brides father Detroit Mic., es the tith
ism.. by Rev Mr Dark weiL Maude. third
trrLeit.rcit Mr David Masa. feraserly
to Mr Jame Rosier. deieramr.
Detroit.
DIED.
Miteneso.-la Dederick ea Tbursday. July
!IDA. LOW Jam Mitchell. aged V years
eimathe.
The feral will take Maw from hie fatheri
resident" illreek4e.. es 9sturday. Auis* 2d
at HS *dock ph.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Teritale-E. N. Lewis.
Nese-Poser Adenines.
Olai Nested -Mrs GOITOW.
B10,0610-0•0. W. Tbeenses,
Deem Goode -J. A. Radek Bre
ef Thanks -MC. lbaieber.
Mere Pair-Tbso A. Brows
ealeiseJ ifetlee-Q... Stewart.
t.—sr Geol.-A. IL Pridhani.
Gaiter Sale-Ridnerwhed ram.
(rents -W. dolmens a ese.
Phsishing-lismadere a Sea.
egoassg Se Mee Make er !kyle, bet
as Mee Tensest elheiceof the
e Production
ID footwear from all the •
•.;
ading Manufacturen
kunioion. Prices lower time at say
moon the Damian:a for.the same clese
'71I4
rdered Work
equal to the hea 1 Caall.
SLOP WORE
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ratty PAIR OCARANTRID.
TOWN TOPICS.
ehist•osesseg pe. Wentlobs.
41.' MIA hell prime it."
A Rosa Pessiorr.-Tbe mom useful rot
ego wake fo to e•• • Wirt Pea. Ap-
ia Ll. MoOltliouddy. moat. Oederich.
outdoor cornea. excellent photos and good.
pictures Gee always be tot at Geo.
wart's. Reasiltaset. and. the Square, Rode.
b.
Illimehante ana get their Rill Heade. Letter
to-. to.. printed at this adios for very
tile mare Lima they generally pat liar
• . sod it helps to advertise their
amd see saineles aad est prices
latest ameity la the photographic aro
'She beet work that the camera can priv-
ate always specialties with IR R. Sellown.
itioa to hie regalei work. he done a
dee line ie picture homing.
.rs.oajuosrosUes to the rest The
ng Inusinesa boo to move width the reel
the procession, and it wiU be foetid always
hat the omele' tailor. F. J. Petalum. his
he cell as right-hand man la the if rust reek
comfortable beam may be obtalsed by
Ung -Mandan oLse=ylibruzatos are
Udine. They will plane
eetimeten for tee latest appeared sant-
ary methods .1 plumbing. 01' Mating aod
entilatioa. They employ none bat expert
admen. and Enemata' their work equal to
he heat. Davit hare these more important
arse put in by Moompeiant Ines. it will
cnit Tonna more to hare it done right. Aub
Peuedere ft Son ter eres. ron may my*
Feeney by eo doing.
BRIEFLETS.
Mrs E. Hodgkin and daughter are
visiting in Hamilton.
Mn Harry D. Arnold, of Owen Sound,
Is visiting in towel.
John Tighe of Oodsrich, is spending
a few days in Hallett.
Mies Mowat returned to her home in
Stratford oa Thursday.
Mrs Morrow left on Sunday last, per
steamer Lora, on a visit to Saginaw.
Miss Yates is visiting her sister. Mrs
Richardsos, at the paronage, North
pairing done Promptly
tight. -
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DOWNINCI
Ca. Easost. and Square nederick 4,
GRAND
JURE EICURSI018
non, of Lecknow, spent • few
town previous to leaving
Chisel/10
Mrs Merry, of Rtratford, addressed
the children 111 North-st. Methodist Sun-
day abed last Sabbath.
Mr Wm Knight represented Huron
. , t 1%o. 28 at the session of
the Grand Ennampment Mot week.
Miss Ratson, of Loneon, England, is
ailing at ths nisideoce of her relatives
Mr sad Mrs T. Ronan. West street.
Mrs M. L Turner, Litt/. Rock, Ark,
=ag her third resemer seasos is
, I by her (amily.
Mr W. D. Oos, of Chiang°, arrived In
tows es Mosday lest, and will remain
with parents here for • maple of weeks.
aaFalls, Buffalo,
nrda, Detroit, Pt. Nur.
oderich, Band Beach,
la, Bay City, Saginaw
ntermediate points,
Dr A. Milton Humber loft os Sunday
• ' bet, per steamer Lins toy Weet Ray City,
KW, where he win base alit his shin-
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Comity high constable D. C. MacKay
bit Wedowee*, aftermon on • trip to
Moldiest, where he will mind a tow
Mrs Beinesil Lyons sod Neater Avis
1 st RJO, are Odds, the
• ether, Mrs Robert Hyslop,
brie Reed.
Kr and Mrs M. ' _'ret-
est°, bars bees MAW, former'.
presto, Oapt. sad Mrs Mostossery,
duties the past week.
Dr Hamden sad wife, of Detroit, re.
teased to their home last week, after
speeding the puM month as pests of Mr
ssd ma, Napier street.
• Kr W. Worse, at one thee modest -
Of of the at this point. now of
-44Detroit, arrived la town Teenier', sod
treissated by may old friends.
lass ?win at
Mrs J. C. Katie sod soa are visitiag
is Weeinarr.
bliss Martha Cordite,. of Port Al-
bert, was visoing freed. in tows duriag
the past week.
Mrs Glen and children. of Relfido. ere
Hanoi in town the guest of bee ameba,
Mrs Paammre.
Mrs N. Weston left yesterday molls.
Iii g to visit her daughter, Mn W. T.
Tates, Winghssa.
Miss Seam Steep, of Cinton, wet
natio( is tows the past week the guest
of Mrs Geo Stiwatt.
Mr and Mrs P. Holt sod chili:MA lett
on Thursday for • trip to Collingwood,
Toronto and other places.
Mrs Capt McKay Wt Thursday morn-
ing for Ingersoll called thither by the
death of her brother-inlaw.
Mn David Wilson, Detroit, is visiting
friends is Goderioh, sad is the guest of
Mr Joseph Wilma, hayfield Road.
Mr aod Mrs Geo. Acheson left on
Wednesday for Peas Is1aud, Maine,
w here they will remain for sane time.
Mies Ethel Valuator left for tn. house
of bet pinata, Stratford, yesterday
n iorniag, after ',needing school here for
the past eine rountho
Mrs Merry, s., of Stratford, (Dieter
of Kiss Morhenoo, of the Boy's Home)
visited her daughter-in-law, Mrs W. H.
Merry, miming here os Saturday and
romeinine till Monday soon.
SCISDAT SCHOOL Picoc.-The annual
picnic in oonsootion with St. Giporge's
Sunday school was held on Friday after-
noon last in Binghan's grove. A large
number of the ecisolan u weU as the
teachers wen preeent. A series of nom
were connoted and penes given. Sever-
al games were played during the after -
Doo.. AU retuned home well satisfied
with the afternom's sport.
W. cannot bet admire the taste and
skill of our young townsman, Mr Geo
Cookman, is dressing Mr A.
window. It is in the shape of a
large rockery, covered with moss sad
fern with. miniature fountain playing
in the metre. We have noticed his win-
dow neatly dressed from nine to time,
hot the present one, in oat opinios, ex-
ceeds all previous attempts.
Mr Andrew Denhohn, of ths Blen-
heim Nen, was in town last week, the
guest
01county clerk Adamson, to whom
he i. related. Ile formerly owned the
Kincardine Staiwiord, and atterwards the
Woodstock StaNdard. He thinks Gode
rich is an elegant "lay oat" in the sum-
mer months, and doesn't wonder that
tbe local newspaper men are willing to
put up with small rotund so as enjoy
the proud privilege of living here.
Doxertose TO FIS. BitIODI. -The
pele of &Word reciognized the value
of the work done by the Goderich fire
brigade, st the McEaan fah block fire
by recently donating $27 to the funds of
the organization. Messrs Saunders &
Son also donated $15 to the brigade
foods for the good work dons in pat-
ting out the fire which lately broke
out in their presumes. Secretary Belcher
of the fire brigade returns thanks to the
donors in another columu.
AceiblINT TO CATTLE. —OD Friday last.
what might have been a serious accident.
occurred at the Fella RINIOCTS. In seems
that ,our townsman, Mr Wm Bawden,
pas out there purchasing tattle, and as
the men were driviog a herd of over
einhty across the bridge a little boy
tried to cross frost the opposite side,
which stopped them, when about thirty
rot upon otte man and it gave way, let-
ting them into the river. Five had legs
broken, and had to be killed, but no
other damage was done. The boy bare-
ly escaped going down with the cattle,
as he was left standing on the edge of
the pier.
ATTEMPTXD THUR.- A daring theft
was attempted early on Friday morning
last. At swot four o'clock Mr A. B.
Davison was awakened, and upon lok-
ing round saw • man on his knees near
his bed, trying to get momethifor out of
his clothes. The man succeeded is get-
ting what he wanted, when Mr Davison
realised what had taken place, and fal-
lowing hint to the hall, caught him and
demanded his mosey, whit+ was a onm
given up. The would-be thief has bees
in towu for about two wees, and has
been leading people to believe be was a
poor man. It was found that he had a
horse and serrisce engaged from a
livery, and wasted to me it about five
o'clock on Friday mornin.
Etroor 1himannto-0e Thursday,
July 31, we were shown a maniple of
vneg Wain, harvested at the fans of
Mr Fishee, Colborne township.
Harm Comty, as tbat day, which is the
earliest 'prise wheat arop mer fully
masted asd harvested ia aMa. The
earliest recorded harvest a spring wheat
is that of two years goo on the Exper-
ismatal farm. Onsets, by Prof. limaders
when the date was the 9th of August.
Tbe ample just hervested by Mr Timber
is the celebrated "Ooloesda," which he
percheeed from our townsman Mr
%Num Burrows, the well 'mown Hamil-
ton -at. ssedessee, and of whisk there are
moray excellent Gelds is thie swim, het
sane quite so far advaseed as that of Mr
Maher, alshough mostly all will be eat
aortae lb' =Shift week. The head ie
Wye and fell, eon,, rood, and there is
sot the slightest evidence of rest, meet,
or saythIng detrimental. The intrados -
tem el insA • shwa of wheat tato the
sestlois will prove of great bonsai to the
fuming eriemsetty, and Mr Bermes
deserves great eretlit toe his esterprise
In istrodoeing it to this locality
FROST \/IEW MAIN BLDG
WESTEO FAIR
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In drawing Ib. attention of our readers
te the ad ..1 in this issue of the
Western Farwhich takes plots at
London, SopL 18th to 27th, w• might
remark thet those wbo attended the
last Fair, in 1888. were no doubt surpris-
ed and delighted with the architectural
and picturesque . , presented
by the boildiags and grounds, as well as
tn. lane number and quality of the
exhibits and attractions.
This year the directors ars doubling
their efforts to make the Fair more
attractive and instructive than ever.
The prize liet has been improved is the
Agricultural. Horticultural, Live Stock
and Poultry Departments, and special
attention is being directed to the Mil.
Building, which will be supplied with
shafting, enabling exhibitors to manu-
facture goods lo view of the public, thus
proving a source of itistructiSn and en-
tertainment.
They have also arranged for several
special exhibits from the Agricultural
Farms of the Dominion, Ontario, Man-
itoba and North-West Governments, and
the Iodises of Ontario, but me that will
be more interesting perhaps, owing to its
rarity Coot having been shown in Canada
beton). ie that of the Southern Inter -
States Immigration Bureau, representing
14 of the United States. This exhibit
consists of growing cotton ; figs all they
grow on the bosh ; rice as it grows in
the fields of the Carolinas ; peanuts as
they are taken trom the gronod in Vir-
Mr aeon. Wells, at old and well-
known residoot of this section, died at
his residence, Satford, on Timidity last.
He had been ailing for some time.
Mts. Minnie Acheson returned last
week from attending the closing of the
Ontario Lsdie a Colleoe and visiting
friends in Toronto, Picketing and Wing
ham.
Mies A. Hepburn, who has been spend-
ing • couple of weeks in town, the guest
of Mrs Jou W. Vomiter, returned to
her bane ia Stratford yesterday morn-
ing.
Oilskin News Record: Lawyer Proud -
foot, of Goderich, was in town las.
l'hursday. He had been driving through
Monis and other rural sections north of
here.
Dr Stem, of Manitoba, who formerly
taught school in this section is now visit-
ing relations in Huron. He has jost
returned from Europe where he has teen
visiting the hospitals.
bfr John Breckenridge, B. A , of the
firm of Breckenridge Bros., architects
and builders, Norwich, Conn., paid a
visit to his uncle, Mr John fireckeoridge
of this town during the week.
The ceiling of Miss Watson's room, St
Andrews Word School, is to be a pine
one, the Board at a special meeting oe
Monday having awarded the contract to
Mr M. C. Swamun.
Mr Mahafry's mill team, Port Albert,
made • break from Goderich station one
day last week, and rao up East street at
a lively rate, finally reached the hotel
stable without damage.
The amount of claims entered in the
Division Courts of Huron during 1889
wee 973,676, or about one dollar per
head of population, which shows that our
people ars not very litigious.
Misses B. and L. Livingston, of Listo-
wel, have hem the guests uf D K.
Strchan, VietoriasL, during tbe past
ample Of itheitil, and ere enjoying the
lake air sad other attractioes.
C.O. F, -The Rev Mr Holton will
preach a sermon to the members of Court
Ooderieh No. 32., C. 0 F.. on Sunday
morning, the 10th of August, members
Isa. C•staid. Court. cordially invited.
Last week Constable Yule received
instruetiona to arrest, on a charge of
larceny, • coldrimined spectacled cloth-
es wringer repairer, who hail hers here
in the oompany et a bug haired pawn
seediene• fakir meetly.
Arne BA a -A Tercet° bylaw,
preemembly is sideraiity with statute,
provides in 81 Lunettes Market regula-
tions, that wIteo apple barrels shall be se
neer cylindrimi as may be, tin mane of
melt barrels shall be in length 27 imbue
Isa. eroe to erne, with heed from 164 to
17 Wishes 5.gaiNtSWit."
ILOAAT Excouow.---A Imp party
of yowls ladies and gmailemen from
Chutes, I by their Oederieh
friends sunned • strioWight mhos Lake
Huron remodel meolog lest. After load-
ing ib. party _partook of se mealest
Iamb at Kr Sd Closepoicas reebtereat,
sad 5041 10, home Seise people may that
Dr D.'s ionises vers lade.
',tamable ea board.
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gime; products of the. ca
Georeia ; °expels made from the leans
of the pine and vanom woods of the
South ; precious minerals, medicinal
herbs, plauts, and many other products
of the Southern fields end gardens.
The live alligator of Florida is also in
the collection, and numerous instructive
specimens. London is the only place
they exhibit in Canada.
The speed programme for the horse
ring has been greatly increased, reeking
it the beet they have ever yet offered,
which will insure a large attendance of
the beet horses in Canada.
The special attraction committee have
been alive to the p3blic dowsed for this
branch of their enjoyment, and have
already secured some of the beet drawn./
attractions of the ag, to be had tor
ony, such me the famous Wild West
Show, Balloon Races and Parschute
Descets, splendid Fire-worka, the great
Ioternational Bench Show of Dgs. Mr,
and..rediligsotly oorreeponding for others,
so that the public may expect a treat
the equal of which hu not yet been their
itood fortune to witness. It is desirable
that these fain should be maintained for
the good a all classes, but especially
the farming community. as they afford
an opportunity of seeing many improve-
ments in field and geode° products.
Don't Iona the date of the London
Far, and go to it. The Secretary, Mr
Tooa. A. Brown, will be pleased to an-
swer any . I I P.M
Mrs Lleo. Jessup, of Chicao, is visit-
ing friends in town.
TZXPElt•PICZ. -roe Young Woctimee
Christian Temperance Cake will h Ild
its regular monthly waning ou 111,tnie,
August 4t1*, at 7 30, at the house uf Mrs
R. Henderson. )(emers aud others
interested tothe won are invited to be
present.
G•kla...'t PARTY. -Tito garden party
held in connection with ot bleorges
church, on the rectory grounds ou 1 um -
day evening last last was largely attend-
ed. The evening was very Eno and the
refreshments were all that could be
desired. Everybody thoroughly enjoy-
ed themselves at the gathering.
Alderman Win. Hepburn and wif3, of
Stritford, accomoanied by their sons,
Masten John and Willie, left town Sst-
u rday last, having spent a couple of
week s holidays in Goderich. Mr H.
was highly pleated with his stay here,
and thinks Goderich is an excellent sum-
mer resort.
Blotio.a Tem -The Fornet City 'Cy
cling Club, of London, start on tbeir an-
nual tour on Saturday next, and will
reach here Sunday eailbg. We un-
derstand a number of our local bicycler'
will run down to Bayfield to meet them
and scocompany them to Goderich. The
London boys will leave on the home
trip on Monday at 9 am.
Oart-On Thursday afternoon Saah,
widow a the late Malcol n McPhail,
departed this life, after an illness of
nearly four yean'daration. The funeral
took place on Saturday afternoon from
deosased's late readapt*, Rev Dr ('re
offciating, and Messrs F. F. Lawrence,
Ja• Addison, Wia Craig, sr., N. Weston,
Jag Craigni and H. W. Ball being the
pall bearers. Mrs McPhail, who our-
lived- her husband a little over eight
years, Icons four children, two a them
les• than ten years old, who it is to be
hoped will be cared for until they get old
eriough to do for themselves.
A PLIAAANT Tonic:. —The following
will be read with plower. by the Court-
house "buttermilk brigade" : -'Letnon-
ads and buttermilk are as good as any-
thing drinkable that you oan find this
weather," said • Cincinnati physician re -
reedy. "They both are graat things to
qesoch thirst. 'They both aet as a pleas
ant tonic to the Moteash sod they h••• a
stimulating quality. But the, should
not be drank iss mid -that is, bits of lee
should not be is the goblet. Let them
be as eold u ths is. chest or refrigerator
ems make them, bit Dot more this
that."
we is
A Bo; Exeonatom.-Mr Kska, sta
ton agent at Wessels, who mese yean
brm2rrowthi in
nthteW0. Rhand L
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.hin.4eseerdm5
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H. * B. R., was ie town last weak vet -
testis. i for a mammoth
eseurasini au Taimelay next. • base ball
t between elan frame Brawls
Wiegliami3Oorrie end Mato. will be one
of the features of thetil car. and • Morose,
nab* win a/so he pat betweee • team
from Bremen and Jeans, Heroes
of this town. With tee wombar
there to be a large erowd, bed
we tblsk 111 who IMMO will agree that
Goderish10 the prettiest toss ha (heads.
ndies Berajautim. lead* soprao, of
St Thomas' church, Belleville will sing
in St George's Aura Sunday evening.
Mosday Jostles MeGans, Cliton,
seat up a tailor named Gay. hailing from
Oshawa. to Goderioli for ten days' recto -
&time at Dioksoa castle, for vagramy.
Dr M. Nicholson, the Weet-et. &Mist,
makes the . of the natural
teeth a specialty Gas administered from
9 a.m. fur the painless extruction of
teeth.
Pnor. Tanvoa's Concsao.-There wee
a lair attendance at Prof. Trevor's con-
sort in the Palace Rink last Friday seep -
in. The atones. bp the singing class,
which emaisted of twelve gentlemen and
wooly -two ladies, were on the whole
very well rendered -tie, accent sad
expreasion bang goed-but the parts
were sot sweaty blanced, the alto and
tenor parts being too weak for the other
parts. However, the reoderiog showed
that the Wage had bees carefully trained.
MissThoism ed mpresidat the
organ Arieng the reederiog of the
choruses with undoubted ability. Miss
Hearn, of Clinton, possesses a strong
voice, well ender coetrol, and was de-
servedly encored at each of her numbers
bliss Nello McHardy showed herself to
be a brilliant pianist. Her touch Irma
charming and her eaeiration fine,
and by her attention to dynamics
brought out the line points of
her selections te the admiration of
the audiece. Am an accompanist to
the soloista she was perfectly at home.
and appeared to reeognimi and supply
their every want so far as au moompas-
panel could do. Bell's grand upright
piano was well tested by this young lady
during the evening. Our local talent,
Mews Belcher, Le Tomei and Porter,
also rendered good service during the
*vetting. Prot Trevor suomeded in
workine op a large class during his stay
here, and • wish was expromed by his
pupils that hit return again at any time
that would snit hint to further prosecute
the work of tuition whioh he inaugurated
here.
ENTRANCE EXAMS.
Additional treadmases wee ran monad
Mr Seittwel sus weer.
The following candidates who failed in
om subject at the High Sahool Entrance
Exam. were recommented by tee local
board and have been passed by the Edu-
cational Department:
(mouth to
Mamie Dickson, Goderiah
Ora Wilkinso,
Archie Dickson,
Herbert Hutton,
Arthur Young, 44
Dollen& Henderson, 8.8.No, 150141881d
WIlden Fisher, 8.8. *.s. 2, Colborne
Nelson Malloy, 8.8. No. 4, Colborne
John McEvoy, Ooderich Separate f3enool
axinran.
Lsurs Willhaa., Zurich Public School
William Johnston,
John Kibler,
Vinlie Clarke, Exeter Public School
Dow.iessow.
Annie Blake, 8.8, No, 9, Ashfield
Jennie Jardine, 8 8. No, 6, Ashfield
Elisabeth J. MoNsy81 8, No. 7, Ashtield
Geo. Brophy Separate Sethi, W. Wish
Wm. J. Webster 8.8. No. 5, Ashtield
Public School
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ASHFIELD.
nova our own
The hay crop is an exceedingly good
one, and the greater pert has been
homed in fine style
The fall wheat in this community Is of
first quality, and the best we have had
for years. Farmers are now busy tout-
tiag it.
The recent rains have greatly improv-
ed the spring wheat and root crops sed
there is every appearance of plenty for
man and beast.
Last Friday storming a heavy thunder
storm passed over the western part of
this township, Huron .and Kielce., and
the liglitniag set lire to several build-
ings.
The quarterly savage and love feast
of the Ashfieid Methodist circuit will be
held at Blake's appointment next Sab-
bath at 10 a.m.
The Ashfield Methodist circuit has
twelve local preachers doing active ser -
ice on the circuit. If there is another
emelt that has more than that we would
like to hear from it.
Eiward Bosnian, Morris, has over 160
tons of hay this year.
Last Sunday Willianothe Infant son of
Wm. Barrio, Morris, died, age 10
months and 15 days.
Intelligens* tea jest bees remind is
Dungannon, of the death id Mr J. Duru-
m, of Dakota, bat formerly of that plum
Mr Thos. Black, Zest Wawanosh had
the misfortune to have his shoulder dialo-
oated on Friday last, by falling through
a hay rack.
The 100..,,. farm, belongisg to the
estate of Goo. Tate, 1711* m_ Grey has
Demi purchased by 'rhos Melredesse. a
near neighbor. The prkie pabl was 13.-
640.
A linnet farewell party et young tate
was held at W A Calbieles Brussels, lase
Teesday firming le view of the removal
of Miss Annie Whack te British Colmar
his.
A rasher% leaf was pulled ia Conseil -
ler Stranhaies gerelse, QINISII serest,
Besesels, es Wednesday, that amesured
2 fest 2 leeks. in width and I tea • b.
am is kook.
AT THE HARBOR.
Friday, Jaly 26M-Schr. Mary 8.
Gordos, Walleoeburg, hoops and Diane
for Cb.. Bates.
Satrdsiy July 264-11te. United
Empire, Santis, sod 'relight.
Sunday July 271h-Str. City of
Wisdom, Deck Wands.
freiht.
Str. Logs. Detroit,
freight.
Scow Corbin, Sant. light -
Monday, July Stitch -Scow Pansfore,
Port Frank, 7,000 feet of lumber foe
Jos Williams.
Sehr, Kane, Providence B•y, 100,
000 feet of lumber for H. Sewed.
Tuesday, July 291h-Str. City oC
Windso, Detrit,
freight.
Str, Lora, flarinew, and
freiht.
Wednesday, July 30th -84e. Canto
panto Sanaa, sad freight,
and
DitrARTILD.
Saturday, July 26th-Str. United &o-
pire, Duluth, • and freight.
Soho Mary S. Gordan, Golden
lighL
Sunday, July 27th-Str. City of
Windsor, Detroit, and freight.
Ste. Lora, Saginaw, . „ aad
freight.
Soho Fannie Campbell, Spanish Riv-
er, light.
Tuesday. Juzisi2litih-Str. City of
Window, Duck
.1 and
freight.
Sir. Lora, Dame,
freight.
Soho Knen, Kismaelie, to loed
salt for Collingwood.
Wedoesday, July 30th -&r. Campsite,
Duluth and height.
:torso.
The Goderich gun club is getting a
yacht rigged out to go sailing instead cf
shooting.
LEM_ RN.
From our own correspondeat
Roy Father West, P P., of Goderiaa,
visited amoog his parishioners here hiss
week.
A raising of an addition to the barn of
J 0 Chilton was had the other eveing,
the work of the tending being nada'
the direction of the Dunlop architect
and his junior foreman Reseal \Ideate.
DUNGANNON
rrom our own correspondent.
Mr Wm Begley, oordainer, restored
from here to Blyth on Monday, 28th,
to fill Ins new position as foreman.
Mr Joseph Maliough, farmer k Ash --
field, near Dungannon sold 3 two-ye
steers, &oohs; 1200 lbs, GD Wednes-
day, the , to one of our cattle kin
Mr E 8 McLean, of West %Vew,
Mr Mellough is • young farmer and hie
deserves great praise, as he fully intends
to keep pace with the tmes, in raising
good stock, as they pay beet. He ob-
tained a handsome sum for them.
['The reinainder of this budget has
been unaccountedly
AUBURN.
From our own correspondent
Mr Jas Yam/ a this plate has beta
appointed marriage licence oommissia-
er. He states that the fint young man
that buys a marriage licence from him
ne will bey his wife • good large wash-
tub. We hope to see some one of our
old bachelors get • hustle on.
The quarterly Genies in
with the Methodist church will take
place next Sabbath morning, when the
sacrament of the Lords Supper will be
dimmed..
The recent rains have done a power of
good in oonnection with the late oat
orop, and the root crops hare also bests
revived, aad everything in the line el
vegetation is now in a . octal -
non.
Mrs Atkins and her eon Will vlMisd
friends here om day last week.
I. N. Cassaday and wife, of Greed
Raoids, Michigan, viited the old home-
stead last week.
COLBORNE.
rroni our owe
Haying is almost through in this via.
sky sod fanners are starting to cut their
grain The wheat crop is very fair in
this motion.
Measles hays again visited as and hi a
iaore severe form that they did before.
Berry picking is all the r, around here
now; there are very few,however.
The two Misses Stevens lien retun-
ed to Clinton after a visit to friends at
Beniniller.
Mr Robt MoConnell and his sister
were the gmeta of Kr Asdrew fiddle
on Bandar last.
Mr Geo Gledhill, of Parole, son of
Kr Jamas tiledhill, who was 'otiosely a
resident a her*, la the guest 045*. m.,
Kr Thai Gledhill.
stooswork of Mr Pframmer's new
grist mill ie now onspleted mod the
from• is being erected. It promises to
be agocd mill and will grestlizaiiszesese the
of
that small • as Mr
Ilrareuier le so seesgetso atm he wall
posh the benne« along mei Visite good
work wheal it is eemplitea.
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