The Signal, 1891-7-31, Page 1p0 YOU WINN
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THE SIGNAL,"
(:!)ULRICH, ONT.
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(IL. \1.111. No. •).:119.
THE OPPIOIAL INT EW'SPAPDR PDX HURON OOt 'r ..
"BE SURE YOU ARE RICHT, THEN GO AHEAD."
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA, FRIDAY, JULY 31. 18111.
MAIM TOUR WANTS
�l KNOWN
t* ria
"WANT ('OLUMN$rl
up
THE SIGNAL
It i. the chewpeet and heli[
way of gett tug the ear of the
public.
Wit t't\T & NOUN.
/ '
raw ADVERTISEMENT&,
tat wien1S* al Yaar. • 1'g.
ly, vest. xriscsrat.-,4tta lour ere s e e s
uv.d' dale -W. /Mhs�
Pater
at last -Celbe se Brea. ,
eases Nair 'rhe,. A. Browse ..
dedtwde-Wdtner &slob.
asses Mame tt. H. Hu41*ad
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BORN.
metier: I U -In Ethel, en July tat. the
litre ,•; J ii.•utewurth, of a daughter.
Lg41II. p , Stoforlh. on 11.e mo last.. the
Iasunrtb McLeod. of • sou,
leo% la eseaforth, un the lift final., the
.deet .[lees %Mosso.,. of • datylhter.
Ore -In Moh„Ilup. on the :3rd taste the
site of rf+l::am deet!, of a daughter.
A\CE la wnrtn. on Jay 13th. the
trite of Jo an.e, u' 11 daughter.
IStd5..1' in Is. on the Ireh into.. the
tweet J•{- bawl, of • daughter.
l,1dtW411' In elision. un the 1711. too.. the
et:._ o:.4!brm Hullsway, of ason.
11.E-1: 1'. otodecich towashiP. 01 the lath
oat.. �ne v�ar cal J. n Mitlar, ba line. of
a each[•?.
Re tN At ty10. for * fl 4 lir. It. M. t idea• of *
daotatrr.
('j►M o1:P:-;Int'liahen. cat, the Jird last.. tee
e.4
of W. Violin:ao, o• • solo
germ 4e -In Ripley. on the :nth July. [Ise
• ti;.• ed H. 1•. Caapmnn. J. 1'.. of a dough•
r' MARRIED.
• $tt'tJV Al the maiden.* 04
,�•nr, ISrargre.n 4•lila, on the
- ky k •%. Jos. McCoy, Jt. A . of
4eewd.lis uIu y.cJ •1..t'atnpbeIL 4*.
t her of the
be, 1, ,µ.;
A....1 u. hr:troa•m, mother in-law cat the
bre,:e 1:rr. 1'. 31 nearer... of McKllk►p. Oa
tar:, !.o Mil Salerno. eldest daughter of
ts. t.! . 4••h* llct'.q. tai . oI the tows abia,
ate. raid.
11-n; too oro14.•k of 4ansa u14l Manitoba, •of the well. The• wnritro!n seem unahk• to
Methodist
OVER THE HURON TRACT.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR READERS•
A literati Wge.l 444 anatr 5ese. armed rap
1. Man L. re) neat. rise enol renal 4 Ilpt
pot are leaden.est 1ems to ell needles
The 4rear alike tenets 4e les I. free.
WEEK I grove. S. is .lw.&s pleased Ito e.. a happy
'illwus, Ll�
also :al a farrw.I .Nal. t. dire. N WINCH AR E` ERI
who oath r,uuabht np�y, ram ry
led of
I istaid be &mane 411141M exoslleat
/ b had. Let a\ser).
• I crowd a the A gt mem
1 • r� rr much i
i the three
affixtea t parte[. with t bre
as r A WV# TOWN.
A v Cry 'write* naaidrnt occurred •a, tine UVE NOTES FfaM (
re p{ rat 70Y1d
Milton tuns ort as Mi.* day and enjoy the
lanai of John Reid, hayfield Karol. mi 11 esd- ----_ � plen►a:. � tae rdawa 1. pat M ►erred r.►r)Ialaa
noilay of last weak. It a•enw Mr. Kcid was im tats a'sdvea. h Per om r.e.ed .eery s.l as j We an pleased f.. me that our tutu-
weektag Ina /pN of letter4 with a train of Jas teem 1 J. W. ('«/k. u meeting withlea. wen\ lnrw/ws about Ile art rrpnu.
lours. is a beedar• A yowyt 41 1114out four - eerie lite. les abort the W{ grapier, .r teemed cad Nawaa.J 1'rr.rral
teal years of Menu; eu}aytl>,1 tbs. saute Tess r tie ail idea : Funs Grave to cess. Hew kept busy t and u dolt[; some
the evicellent work. His charges are nhHlerate mese. and :roost eanllers attended le.
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D. McG I I.LICUDDY.
DOINGS IN D[.' NGANNON.
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK IS HERE.
Ll, rl) Ir are err.
.__ ami hu work it suer t. plvarc. Parti
W n =- ,
Bald w ith a..y cutting the 1A04'leel eniu. • Gat). Crave
, Thy horsier bloom unmutages a ata i.
es
Isiriug views of their premiss. or ally•
away with thebindet. 11* yuan; lvd,int nn,.0 otR caw? .ogltlairoanesT.j this; in the photographic Gua shou14l not
[►'Kole 14i K cxen.ly:•,...J .seg to stop them. was out ./ et and badly [ fail 1" ail'.
Res . i.. F. Salton, wife and some Iliad cut and bruised, lett 1t is hoped lie w t re isa lie+ • eras in toile
There has
I 1 I ! i IR
J. SI i n of I n know, lately been c neiderable cont
rein hair one tt ('lenta1u um fora few (osee'r. Mr. Heid huuerlrtl'aa ue,t iart.lt*Ith• on Wednesday. •satin Mutt mule about our telegniph►ccosanutu
4 er wore the honer*, but the hinder ea:. ltedll .4 etratf.nl, s
weak[ y llb.rrt tirade
his parrots n ow
a1
alvasLas ere. tees real parties hair leek put to
i1 town great inconvenience and eaptese s x•
l eat his foot the other d. which pulled I CeG.re (caving Seafertl, for Wiutepg Misr Will 14'i.eler, mf eellrientatee t you,• is Rrawsp�t)
'g ) P arca; math
.!antes Frrgu..u. 4 Irotmn,dr,pped a pinup
uM'eleeaa the• etd..t the great ter. Pillman was the reetptent of es.. pl.auta• [lana; at 1 %. NIW
,Sohn K.ch anti wife left ('kntou last 1.loud.),1114)ly,.etter.�tmduy,..1i l.1he•tcacIt-
wee•k for Helene llenteue, where thee per- I'. 1:.:.r M,u, iota on I'ur..a).
poses nsioluig it future.
atti.ers eesru.ble.l and after rh.ltssl- Mrs. (1u.holm aria dieter Alla wenn
%In. Alba, o4 'trek.
1.01(* , 4. % IlItid :err
17Irsreesesan'l by Moms W. 31.4:ray, W. I) Bright tm tag ft un y Ile
and .!. Brownell, app.rr lat',re of eine l'ill-
!.rother. Abram 4'**l&. * eyy. ' Thc•1' Iia.l out K 11 I Arci. sof London, was visiting met before this siert fur over 40 year*.
A eat ..1 I:ed.. \aylor,of What 14 awuosh,
agr.l eh .tit eleven years. fell loon. a tense
recently. breaking his arm w lea pewee.
Mi.. Mary tete-emote of Rat Portage
•forsarly of 1.111111111!. less martieal a few
day's sine• to Mr. Mct,uarru-, .rf Suje r:tor
1.'It y,1a termer resident :.1 %4 Ingham.
11w Kruse tiros., who ow:4ml from .-,n..
staid.. Scott ..aur rinks alio, were urn -site!
last •reek at or neer Mllllonk for h,rglary.
same 4(.14.1, gosh. were found on then,.
!. W. blithe .% inghant, returned from.
Slatirtota ort Tuesday evening of last week.
He was as tar west as'frandwi, Sfelita, rte,
me says the crops are bolting it.eguitioent.
tem.:from the Me.r t:at Suueay. Me. ea On Harry Md:ee, of Wpwauoeh, lett by U.
.matt of not receiving tnesatAas 1 '.
There Istalk of investigation
to dtnax,ver who is to blame. 1: is not
now only that people have hal reason to
compaiu, but 044144\ uutan.se are known.
c' t Paisley - t work. r
"The following guests have arrived et the
es, r Queen's : Mr. and Mrs' T. O. Kemp Slias
his brother in town, H. Davis, Loft week. May. Masters Kenny. Kobbie and Beverly
Joke McLats lies disposed of part of his Kemp. Mrs. M. 1.. McLean, 5arshel..lohn
rty do F.tw 1 tdaeett.. J*'. $tew'art. uta Keith es16.7u, Arthur Ruhertsom, kers.
Salvtiin�k ileoa holiiwg r big Slntrr, K•s. Saler, '.I n. Hefftnau, Percy
p mooting at eau' slays et. •!nhuswn • 1?Mies Ella
mitnh, f �� _ Mn. Horne, M1404 «xgie
prairie. Houle. Edmund Burne.. $tratfor.l. Nes
]Mrs. M Mel). Fleming, of ..nd'el, u
arrivals at l'omuanial : lin l'herwey and
visiting her parents to town, Mr. and Mn. sem, Rev. Mr. Teuton, wife and daughter,
T. beat[.. Stratford.
Mr. Mel. -in. of Harteston, and Mr. 4:rev,
of elilford, rade tato town ou their bicycles PORT ALBERT.
last week.
[rem ur1: o%> r,rKKrtrON DENT.1
Tee I.uckuow and N-utgham football A 4'. Hawkins has returnee front Kin -
clubs are trying to arru,ge a match for July cantina-.
31st,cireas airy.
Thos. Agnew Jud family' left by C. 1'. R.
stun', aervin•a, she w.4 lueseat..1 by Mie.
time,. with a beautiful bible soil a hymn.
look. tgluts ,.n Moudas'-o.cning, Misr t511-
trkn'o c4•ts, noel at the rr.l.leuce of tarn.
Sp•rliu¢,wh reit pleasant evening was spout.
in the course• ..f whirl. s neatly w�i ad-
dress was real by Ada Ikattic at.d Miss Pill -
emu was umt.nited 1. Kate Sperling with
a In-utifnl work 1, on 'obeli .1 her
scholars.
Abut *i\ weeks agar Mr. liidelI. •.f 1'.•t
relit'. 1 a lifting the pipping out ter
Exeter welt well. He sucr•e'.oled 111 ;letting
out 150 feet after featly hard .lay's' lobus
During ahhasy lift the othe•r.lay the tubing
itjwnted.asmall pie.. -c hieing h•onght t.. the
surface. the remainder falling to the Isott.mm
- Ht)MUTH Al tee et t -hold of tic et.ds 14 is nnpp*o.l to have
t., ..n. N'irlfbam. Wedns.rAaF. July YLd. ar1.oI ui eyeteethlast seek. He name rt
sf aloe Ines;. d. $ellenr. H I) , It. A..7. Ila .down to take leek a ear ,10114 of hone.. He Fallen Imtierneat4. • Itedgr .of reek. slid l
• I4.w4w. d /►nntterllk. wkl4ls Peas.says 'the crop. este splendid around a:ns t•e leant 1...lalling another hole ala
wad!.
dew hive tat J. J.11: moth. of Wiatrham.
ESrII G( yl'\ ur
At Wiopb. on the
*1,•; ens!.. • 'Rev. 11. ]Irtjaarrie. limo.
Fri*.o to is %Deo Wheel. he'll a.(
Cog};;' allt131700MII.R1 At thr r•esi-
dlra......a the br es% /ether on the INA
me.. •.y the Rev. W. Tonal .-. !'.4*. Shear
re. yyqaper. to Miss le .1. Mont t3rome 4 . ell
41r lti,.,:..t.
DIED.
614 44 in (:•aderi.eh. on dunday. July 164h.
11.1. Lisle stands. oeluved wit• of 44'. T.
-t.'..t,. eget :6) ears.
s fs .inion. on J417 47'h. Mrs. 1•.11,
No.. tato-1 et the 4.'.• ti..r. I'otts. wed 741:
year,. Smooths and II days.
pkhl.V. 1• the town plot, N'in=te.n, 00
ter 1ac0. Mr.. tiro. t*MvKley, aged J' year*. up to years. it /nay take eerie time for rite
V44..4' In Mo.rri•. 1.n the :Nth Inst.. Mrs. insured ma"t.,her to twat.
J. A. McKanic. aged Sievers..
James ii. Ihekeno of the Kowa. ilio 1'14.4
DAME In [)treyy. on the IeNh inst.. OrorRe
limy. aged 73 bear.. r testate Institute. is spending hi* holiays
TAN; .i,i in I're.!.too, on tug loth test.. at hie father's moo knee 111 McKillop. ('harps
llar)ytan. brim eel is tf. of Henn Teasley. lfit•kro. Mr. Ihelmet is much pleased wit it
aero:.'. :team. K nom, ha *1114 :2114 yll. his p■3ttiou in I:tock • iUh.
HF.Ywih)h Inat•-1er North. on the 21.t After a proem 1 illnw.. Alts* Beate
Robert tertian :ori %d.•, of Iowa, are at
present visiting friema cat McKillop. Mr.
tertian 1s a son ..f the late Waiter l,'owan. a
former re.tdeat of Mcletll.q.. end I :other of
lotus l'owa4.
Kohl. t ampleell. of Mckill..p. [lean Iwad-
hery, 411444 411 the 28th ult . at the.i+ly age
of thirty four years. Mr. I'ampl*4 Lai
Keen sick for alo.11 1'.to year. 41n.1 %asp 41,.
tint of .00*umpte
Mrs. I)Neill, of (l-anga• .t.. l'lirt,n. !tad
the misfortune to hn•ak her leg. near the•
hip, on Monday utort.ing last week Meng
`wohroes. ,aa -titer of Job. He)
wo�,,e. amts[ 33.ar. *!.d 3 months.
t 431140 LI. In McIillo.p. on June fifth, Rob
cit ".[aural mead 34 )ran.
Th4tMl•ret\ _ Im Tarnbert c. on the*, 1, most-,
16-..e.e. N.. isaetiter of Georg, Thom mom
!,{e.:
Thorn. of %etlw,4d, wined priwefully
assay on 1104043) last week. She was •
true, devotee i irtshau. m11.1 her lune illness,
was loons by her with a spirit of 4•41,14tian
suhnai1n.n.
1'. \. Ahra ,an, Iwo tile...eel of his inter•
eat in . The 4tratfonb Rouse to .1.. B.
BRUS SELS4 Stephens of The Krum Telescope. Walk-
- .1 -.. ".4 s .o.pasr.•4IIE"T. J erten. The bustnces ..1 Th- Beam*, will in
future 10• carried on under the Hon dame' of
4n• e :Ilan is on the rick list. f YBeirne R Stapheu..
sal „petit Tuesaby to `leafnrth. Charlie, son of T. I.. ,Iohh. 14',ugham,met
Nos Mand Hill 'Tent Snn.ay 10 4..01e with cat uriolent on Feeley last Merl-. He pluckily to the bridle. trying to control the
a lea* getting into a huggy whet. th• horse 1.rest, when it threw him down. trampling
of the ,.14 pipe. The first salt they .trick
was, ,loan about 1100 tl., :10•1 tl.. main Dred
was struck at 1102 ft.. wr that they have
now. unit og all the sewn lads totrether, a
for 14utrge la Maine.m 7 uesalay, w nth a
o
1 S. HuroMil *hippest a tine carload of fat
Cattle on Tuea4ay to the 04 4 (*emery mar-
ket. They averaged 147t) tens.
A couple of men and a bear passed
ler bel [tett :hr's etfeds-
through town last Friday. much w th'
bed of about 150 feet deep, and eau safely amusement of the small boys and large ones.
say that they lime 1s2 feet of pure salt free
fret rock.
Oa Friday. July 17th. at'W'ingi,ar. Mr.
and Sts. Geer. !eveanl's little five-year-old
girl and her little !nether '.f !hr. • were
playing ata,nt. They went over to a neigh-
bors. anti the dog went with theta. M"rs.
I:n.vcle who was npstair*'. Mari a screech
awl on running out she saw the little girl
and tk,g %etching the / poelting in the cover-
ing of the ci.teru,whch was sufficient to let
eared through. She got there just in time.
it 1, tho.u.lst. to est.•h the 41411141 the se4o1441
tine- im caw. up. A considerable ...meant
of water flowed front the httk' fa114.w's
mouth after be hal herrn teksn •.cat, but be
1. The [streets were alm.st
}relieve it to be provident lee
ful dog wagged hos tail and .11.1
heave the room that t ventfg.
The girt says that he went to take a drink
and slipped in head first.
()u Tneela • evening, the 14th inst..samu-
el W'allasee4 "I'ackersmit{., met with a very
*.moue accident. He Iwo, come t., Seaforth
et the Afternoon with a 140nnt• horse hitches'
in a httggy In the evening when starting
for tars he was leading the annual out of
51e1kide'* a:alar when it got frightened and
started to run away. Mr, 14 apace hung om
soon r*e.r4e
oserjovad,.
awl the fait
Dot valet t
Miss M 814 smith is home for her hot
s a.
Miss Xis*. 14 ill,amson is railing at W-.
nein. '
IIto hi our young sports spent Sunday in
.3.4014
rid 4' illiug takes a crowd of young pen-
; ro.*.
rale Mcleennan, London, spent a few
vie 11 teen.
Hee Ltihe Moss, of Toronto, is visiting
rads in town.
lick IGrrrtt cad James Ross took in the
.cw at I seeroit last weak.
winker, of our boys bad • site time wt
..m;! t y 1.4) Tumerlay last.
Met Rale Hunter spent last week in the
lies a. 4141 also Kate l'ortnaek.
It..n.laugh and wife anti the Misses
11x•hanin. Seaferth• Sunlaved 411 town.
.4 le row match between Win ham and
I:ruerrl, will seam be errange 1, to be play,+!
a• Rluyh..m.
•42r2..,e1 Walsh has returned much 1m
I•r,n.-.l from Bnstoa,,where',eget treatment.
foci, a new man now.
Frank White anti wife have removed to
.Lewd. We Are sorry to lose Frank.
He wan like.l around here.
!Gail. MvNaughton is lying very ill at
memo with a fever resulting from an
'en heating while paying lacrosse .m the
I.kh.
7nr elver cup, prize fix the winners of
the foothill match to Dominion I)y, (Arne
tat week. H. 4..Jackson had it on exhi-
bition- It is ".b*n(1y.
1 meeting was held last Tuesday night at
The Poet Pub. Hous to close up the 1 owttn-
ios Ike) eel.'4w*tinn finances. Treasurer
htdheld pra*a0ted his report. suet on
ergine 1t war a..•.pl.d and adopted. The
lam of MO was plain the lank to the
red�
cit of the cel tion committee and the in the year 1832. In • meat or two he
halms handsel ower to 41. N. Kendall, proposer to lop off three years from his
own •gg and give them to Mrs. Cooper. so
1[10
that their unite') ages vep
years.
WHAT as I'•'n m R,i* MtANM. -Few
people can form a definite idea of what is
Involved in the expression, " An inch of
rain.' It may cad such to follow thee curl
ors nictitation. An mere is equal to 6,272,-
640 square inches : ma inch deer of wailer
Oa OM area will he as easy cubic inches of
water, which at 2117 gnikn. is 22.000 gallon,.
This intionase quantity of water will
weigh MAMA pounds, nr 100 toes 0.e
hundredth of an Melt (0 011 alone M spiel
to nes tea of wateT to the sere.
Jobs 11 illiartns sod his vat partner in
life left Vsafnrth Walnaerl*y nornitet of
lost week for Museie, Indiana, where they
teed to mete in fnenrr Mr. W.11isma
started and his foe was caught in the oil him amt tweaking hi• nglit ane in two
spoke. of one of tl* wheels. splintering a places :del fracturing a rib. The h5rse then
small i.,ne in his leg. got its liberty and ran es far as F;gn,00,l.
.Sohn -McLeod, of Detroit, son of Malcolm sale, where 11 was (Aught. The buggy was
Mcl.e•w1. of Se.foreh, is at preacnt in the hefty deineli.lie.l. Mr. Wallace watered
latter place on a skit. Mr. efeletol has for. lir. Scott setting the fractural bones,
bean in introit for six years. au4 ham held a
resputsibk position in a large Ltl.oratory in
that city during that tem..
Dr. .1..1. Ranby, sou .1Het M. Danby.
formerly of Meaforth, but ni.w of ()taws,
has ,opened an otha.• Ger the Frracti. - of his
profession in that cit)) I►r. IMnht• is an old
pupa of the '.aforth Collegiate Institute.
He graduated at the Trinity !erotical College,
Torwto, last spring
Burghers one night last week entered the
woolen mill of Inglis & Co., ll ingham, and
after bring at the safe for awhile they
found the door was not Inked. They took
out the books and papers, smitten. them
on the floor and left without securing any Itolea. Their family consists of five daugh-
booty. They enteral by forcing up ane of ters and e son, all livisyt lexce0t the
ole
the wimlowe votngest daughter. who preceded her father
too.
(Hutton & Parr received this week .. car
of Maunul.a wheel.. This is the seventh car
that this firm ha* had shipped insole of a
umiak
Geo. licit) tete and two daughters left
on S•turiay last for Manitoba. Mr. Petty -
piece took with bat a carload of settler '+
selects. l:eorge will be natalleai in 11"iug-
hame
Josephine street has leen coated with
gravel from .Sohn 'street to the station.
There will not have to he so much mud
taken off that portion of the street nest
Spring es in former years.
,1 C.'.., of Lincoln. Nebraska,
formerly of Wingliene has been appointead
input -ter of the South ()nulla stock yards
of the Cudahy alrl*toir, No. 19. He hex
tori.. n,en under him, who slaughter from
000 to 700 tattle every .lay and about 3.500
lief;.. He gets a handsome salary. Mr.
%Anson is a young roan of great ability and
iso doiot he will till his po*ition success -
and after et -matting in town over night was
taken to hi* home on Wednesday 040401ng.
His injuries are not considered dangerous,
aithough they are very painful and will lay
him up for *.ate time.
1''oht. Gibson, ore of the oldest inhabit-
ants of ('.borne, is at mt. Mr. Gibson eras
born Feb. 27th. 1814. at .lrbrnath, Soothed,
and weth Impanels emigrated March, 1834,
lambing at Quebec in May- of the same year.
He moved westward to I:alt,where he re-
mained shout nine yearn. He went to ('s -
borne in 1843, where he had .nee lived.
Mr. Gilson was married to Janet Lang, sis-
ter of .lames and Robert !neg. now of Man
An exchange thinks there 1. seething
wrong with 144. •' eternal fitness of thing.
when • minister gets 65 Anil a tine supper
for performing $ manage ceremony which
takes five minutes while the editor who
takes two hours to set up the list of prat
este. only gets • piece of cake. Hen is a
striking receesity for a reform.
On Saturday, July 18, George ibark, an
old end very highly **termed resident of the
llth con. tare). patted to the over majority.
Ile heal been ailing for rrme_years, but war
1 h Aral for A short time only
by her death jest eleven years ago), to
mourn the dep1trtnre of an affectionatefather. Mr. 4:ilson was one of the leading
agrieultrtsts of the township and his farm
lea. always In Hrite'aw order. in politics he
was an uncompromising Reformer : he was*
consistent member of the Presbyterian
church, and was upright in all his dealings
with his fellow -men.
LEEBUHN.
[Roe ora owe 4'oaa�arONna'tT.j
certfitw to s o .lams hone., of Muskoka. is visiting his
Cancer was the seer of his decease. Mr. sister, Mrs W. *4. Rng[e.
Dark went to Grey about $ years ago and' Stn Three:+. Feeley of haat week Mrs.
cleared the farm 011 which he diel. .4. H. Chaim, received the news of the
T. (I. *'romper. Clinton, celebrated his 83rd •lath of her sister. Nosy 1 Nn. Hutchiwnt•
birthday $.nay .luly 19. There are not living
btslrsal khere tnThe
Rntcer mains were
e
[[414141). who have enjoye do much hemmed rsiaenee of her father,Wnl.Fothennghane,
as Mr. (bdopM, he hwrinft been married Mr. and Mn. Clutton being present at the
h funeral.
treasnreref the lane committee.
4.1441.1% 1'a4T1. Thnrsriay erasing •
Waimea. lawn'art% was held at 1►r laham'a F. ler
iia' lights Illuminated the lawn. A fair
s'r11wd was there awl a gond program was
elven Abut nine o'clock the i•(
%wh .4 and the thirstier fulled. all the
womb were dark. A ravel was mein M
shelter. hit themade far Moe
which thole up It wee hsI
Morse,
ss
an the next siesmiwg. a very pima
ant time war had, •
BLUEVALE.
Jralau of • 0wn dvtnaaOtRs'twT-H
The farmers are busy estale their Fall
'Int and 1 suppose asset a geed "r^p
kin .1101s )rent, aa old ad respected
Master taros. and Niers M. Mc('teath, of
G,*lerich, are visiting their amts, Sir.. K. in heal* since he came 14) vtslt the old
I)clongr. Io,mestesi.
Rev. Mr. McIkauald, of Amherley, c•,:.- 4)ar quoiters are having • big time
dueled service int tete Presbytc: urn ebur.-: practicing. As we have two seta for gangs)
here on Ist
un,lay la.
•
[ems ors owe 4'011111,12•141•14.•T.;Fall wheat barveet is being rapidly push-
ed through in this vicinity,
Wm. Kum
ickle and family. formerly ..f Itun -
gam rte and now of 1'iaintu, are esutu4
relatites and friends More.
Rev. .1. Faineant ,s expecte1 hour• the
week, and will conduct Divine service in
his own chareh isle., Erskine. o. Sabbath
at the usual hour, belt lent ten 4. M.
l.'oK1ti:,T1o". Res. S. Andereon, of St.
Helen's, an.I not Rev. J. A. Anderson, of
Golerich, occupied the pulpit of Erskine
church here to Sabbath 414rnit141 Inst.
Our ppn,aet
r horse dealer. Themes
E. lonuu, left hereon 41-e,lnseav m g
with a. ear load of horses fur Matte/be. 45'e
beet wish ben the of autres and a pleasant
trip.
Wm. Bagley and family-, of Blyth. are
visiting relatives, friends an( former
aiseusl.
intaco iu this vicinity. Ml of the
visitors stem to cujoy thentaelves in our
moist. is. I:. S. Woods and family are rusticating
in this , vicinity and enjoying hospitality
under his parental resideuce. He is, we
are pleased to state, hope»•ray somewhat
We were much phased learn arn that Stir
Katie I'ample:il war also a were.sful candi-
date at the recent entrance exanitpal:ou
held in I:oderich.
Mrs" T. Joy, of Nashville. Tenn., who las
been visiting her relatives here, left on
Monday last to visit her broher John Haw-
kins. in Alormu►. She is aceosaprinol by
Iver sister, Mrs. .1. lough, of l:oaerich.
LONDES&OROUGIN.
[rant/01-11 OWN t oft&Q*ror D&RT.1
fully. A_
BAYFIELD.
[rune Oen OWN (WltItea'O'.DL44T-1
1)r. !lumen,,wife and family are visiting
In town.
Mimi
if ..derech, is visiting her
emmin, Cali lit
Miss Stuart, of Toronto, u visiting her
stater, Mrs. Dr. Stanbury.
Win. Sellars. of Sault Ste. 31erie, Mich.,
has been visiting at his home.
Miss Luton Inas been sppeen.lwg her
vacation with Rev, Mr. Thihidosu.
Mr. Bnerly, editor '.f The et. Themes
.bwrW,'spent Splay in town.
Mrs. t:, 1'awter, of Oberlin, Kan., u
spending her coalition at her parents'.
George Elliottliott returned to his home in
Windsor brat week after spending a pleas-
ant vacation here.
I). Harrison and 4:eo. King left on Tues-
day for 'Manitoba. Their many friends
wish them a pbc.aant trip.
On n August 17th it is expected the F. 5'.s
bicyclists, of London, will pathrough
herr on their way to l:oderich.
We have heard that Hensel) and lieu
ooau a-
field football teams are to meet in Hayfield
ou August 6th to play. We hope they will
(4004*.
1) n Sunday morning Rev. K. A. Hall. of
H ervie, preached) an excellent sermon in
Trinity church and conducted commence*
service.
I M Sunday last Rev. A. HeniIer.on, of
oo
Atwd, administered sacrament at St.
Andrew's church. and nine members were
sided.
Mew. R. Kilgout and dutghter, of Lon-
don. who ere spending the Summer at
(:oierich, were till week the guesteof Mrs.
H. F. Edwards.
Harry Kemp, the watchmaker, is just the
one to go to. He can do as much with •
watch in the dark u en
celled
good many scelle4
watchmakers can in daylight with spec..
Remember that Thursday next, Au*ust
6th, is Hayfield's civic holed *4y. and the
stores will be Masai to give all a chance
to enjoy • day's outing.
At the last meeting of the Sone of Eug-
land there were six inuiati•,trs. 'Phis Order
» .
is pnperine in our mels
Rev. K. Selle"y. of Wingltatt, conducted
the service, in the Methodist church of this
W
place Iasi S4ath evening, *nil have a very
interesting and profitable discourse.
Anumber of our young pond° s an
rat a
enjoyable day's sport a1 the '• Point Farm .
near l:oderich last week. 'They say they
intend w }oro again shortly iu increased num-
bersRemotionJohRemotionreas
Remotion & Son have this on
deme well in the hurler line, hating sold
over 0n* .:nz:a, lenders, besides a large
number of mower .end Itay-ekes. "They
• Ismael uIsmael to. keep 1.. the front."
The meeting of the t'. O. F., which meets
tonight, ought be well attended by the
members, for there it unpnrtant business to
he tratuacteel. This moiety continues' to
prosper and build up its good. mune *moug
the other societies, having one hundred anti
four members to boast of. Long may this
matte t leder proems* and help the sick Anil
the eine-tad Ir time of trouble.
The following are the of vers of North
• Lodge, lge, No. 317, of the LO.I:.T.: ('.T.,
lion.' Leurison : I'.l'.T., Jos. H. Stevens :
1'.T., sister M. Lee : chap., H. Modland
manhal, H. Heine,: sec., sea J. Wood-
man : lin. ,see., Chas. Slannine : trea,
A. Crisp ; guard, sus E. Sherbrooke : sen-
tinel, 1). Etat : organist, ss. le. Callander.
Thin lodge is in a very prosperous condi-
tion, haying nearly ninety members, nearly
all of whom) are young and are growing up
us
to he useful sten and women in society-, as
well as the future life that lies before them
having a bright, hopeful appearance.
BRUCEFIELD
[i11.021 01'11 OWN 44lR11E441'lNDENT.j
To make up the shortage of yield in their The various temperance lodges that were
hay whops, *event of our fanners has a to have penned tern last 1lhwrwday fade.[
pnrchaeaal hey standing in the fiell font to +.,onset. The Marl members turned (cat
the M -\oil estate in Garhnid. Fall rather dimly •n.1 some of 4:/4lerich lodge,
wheat cutting is slam finished. Same of but it was not the glowing suCCeea expected.
the farmers fiend *herr what much 110 Tuesday while a child of S. Master's
tangled and had en use the scythe in plats was Ids aims, he startsetl • well fie in
insteal of the heeler and the .rale The sate Maviag. ea tee fidor and hot for the
bachelor• hear gr[evnss whispers frim the
married men, who sadly complain now of htv
ing to was their terms,v*dling in daylight anti
at night having to rock another kind with
their leer, having to keep rap more
centimeter motion in longer spellsthen
when rrsdling the grain in the [daytime to
make the way Blear nowadays foe it.
.w're..nr, the hinder, Mit the tn•rried anen
say reeking the mode with feet at evening
le an mewling custom n*Trr to have a
to ear`etwr. _ -
rest was the re c=it of a gold heaa4el cane add (else r >amm.k..
a an •ddrsr Fraam the members mf M. Man/artbn
IhMr 1 w went«1 wet .('ooh. f�irfn. rad
tleMat (I( jyserr ataesaihot
e meet of
f rest 1...,
Real fish. ieldest
M wtlrarw j, faintly •r* in
1 Mdfre et f',",t7� se �^' and sheet d ( lista. en a visit. it was twenty five
1..• 1b.. .Iafa•.n f4tsa. 141 .t._ asst... ....t .raw 1..1 sees
Tat SeaAi. for d'eetile Wendeits'aress sy aloes .....4•
1 sadDau, Dr. UsmpbeX Are. R. Tess MIA Miter.
may training, we probably may hear in the
near future of a great competition game be-
tween them. 11'e might here remark that
••no]uet, which wan an the go Inst 1.490(1. ix
an the meantime consigned to obits 1,e.
K. Lockhart. ex•dcetay reeve, West
11'a1anosl,. peered through our village on '
Monday to visit hie old friend. C. I:titin,
ex -reeve, who is, we are pony t.' state, not
in good health. Mr. I.. repinne very favor-
ably of the crops in his neighburl:sool, the
hay crop. however, being somewhat light.
On Friday evening of last week an enjoy -
aisle time wets spent by our i1laweruen in
speeding ding their tetter* in the driving park
here. A great many spctetnr* were prevent
on that occasion to pstrtieipete in the enjoy-
ment. 1'he trotting grounds am pnm.otncial
to he in exeelleut condition and second to
none in tbw county-.
Our principal, A. M.'Kay. and all con -
cereal were highly elated to hear the plows.
mg and successful result of the enhance me
am....speelally the candi.i.stes who gra•luateeal
At Ihungannon public wheel, every Cee of
whom palmed who. wrote. There were seven.
We tae this opportunity to compliment
the principal. A. McKay. and also coogrwt •
ulale the candidate* on their success.
R4.TtR'. H0111:. Albert ('lenalinntng,who
has been visiting former acquaintances and
aseeciatione here during the lot week, left
bete 011 Monday for his home in lbkota.
We are pleased to learn he is doing well
and getting along successfully in the land
of his adoption. By the way, it is worthy
of note that all or mostly leo of our young
nun win have gone to the States prsaerr-
ing vim and good behavior auoeeed
well.
The toot, toot of the steam thresher is be-
ing 'dreads. heard. T. Begley and staff of
threshers have commencer) operations, be-
ginning of his own farm. He is prepared to
take jobs in hu line, in any stay to suit the
fanners. Having a Hrst-clam machine ant
with the latest imprnemeatelte guarantee
to do threshing in a manner which will ie
•tistactory to those who favtw him. As he
has given the hest of satisfaction in the pant
he hopes for continuance of patronage of his
former customers and others.
Slim Craig, of I:oderich, is vintner at W.
Rat tenhu ry's.
F. T. Walker, of Roston, Mas.. is spend.
ing holidays here.
Mees Steele, of l'etrolia, is the guest of
Mies M. McIntosh.
A. Mclnitosh, of London, spent a few days
at home this week.
Mr. and Mr.. (:Ni. Fewest, of London,
spent Sunday ire town.
The awn social held here Tuesday even-
ing under the atlapices of the Christian
F,ndeavor Society was • grand success rr
every way ands splendid time was enjoyed
by all. The proceedl. •mounted tot over 861.
F(orrwot.i_ --The Rosen played a friendly
in M aasll o u Fndlayy evening.
17Rlt, a tie -1 goal each. On Tuesday
evening the ('hieelhurst team were defeated
es the home grounds, by the Rovers. Score,
2 0. The ('hiselher.t team are a fine,
gentlemanly lot of young men.
ETHEL
(mole (41-11 11111.7% eOawmnr.vne•;7
Wm. Tdmpkhs is very sennwsly i11.
retarn of ahs mother • serious cnefleg atinn
would have bees the result. The toy was
severely Aural.
The Methodist ppudes party on Thursday
evening. 23n1 ism., in Mr. le 's dr
.bard was avwterewd stu.ded and the
various refrshwle.t t were liberally
patronised. All presets has1 a pleasant
time sed • ea.w0g earn was realised. lizosikint
amok was . .iersd11, Method chair.
it i. lave Hayfield's civic
of
Wilkey
Augu6th. Several
st
hose
AM acid thew will, en been,
he • large s.u.bsr hese. It would Ina good
Wm if the Sabbath schools weaM .site sed
Over Hot.suiv.-The mayor ie our town
having graciously proclaimed Thursday of
last week a civic holiday the elite of
Dungannon took the privilege to honour
our visitors with the freedom of the town,
aid on this occasion, in the forenoon, a
friendly and pka•ing game of baseball in
our beautiful park was engaged in in the
afternoon of the same day several of our
prominent paten, with their families, along
with the visitors, drove to fort Albert,
where they spent an enpyable time in pic-
nicing, boating, fishing, etc.
A"rrnRK ('ALL. Miss Alberta Harlow,
eldest daughter of .las. Harlow, J. 1'.. Aah-
ftelcl, near lhtngarnnn, who had leen ill flee
upwards of • year, departed this life o0
Sunday evening last, aged 24 veers, 9
months. On Tuesday, 211th. her remains
were interred in the cemetery at Ihtnganno0,
being followed thither by • herge concourse
of relatives, friend* sml neighbors. The
bereaved family have the sympathy of the
oommnnity in their sd a1Hi,•tion. Rev. A.
Patter, in the atsenee of Rev. .1. Fairlrirn,
conducted the funeral oer•emotlea The
funeral memos will he preached in the near
insure, probably eon Sabbath, the 9th July.
Sec•erel .tori*e are afloat with regard to
Joseph Hemsworth is wearing * broad Abin don Baird's atssa.It ea Mrs. Langtry,
smile this week. it'. a girl. about whish [hate has been • gaol
Miss Park. and Mies F:. Hemsworth are deal of gdsmtp. The fnik,wing story was
visiting friends in this valage. told by, mineane win saw Mn. Langtry
Miss I1•Ilsntyne, of Stratford, visited her just after the •s•ult hail hes committed.
sister, airs. W. Elliot, last week. with the blood streaming (repo her fare •
Nalene time apo Mr. Raid bought Park
home, Rawl • Park, for Mn. L*agtry, 11re1
also paid either debts in connection with
shePrises* theater, of which he is at pprrae•t
sea leaseholder. On • resent omission Rae'
returned haw =expectedly, sad found a
y�eses gentlemen' dining with Mrs. Langtry.
ytlthtrat sato ado h. proemial to tura
Aim out, and the he went for "the LIS,,"
sad ksoeked down. n. Then he �j��
her in the face in such • way that K M
said she iss now disligwrrl for life. Mrs.
linvstrydd hard to be carried to Adel and .t •
tteerriiees ► r
liable she will never he abbe to net
by • wrgeon. who Heel.
Th. .ailing eo.ntematee of •1. H. Mc Rain
was teen in our village this week.
ROT. Mr. Mallen occupied the pulpit ce
the Methodist (rhumb Let Sunday evening.
The sacrament df the Lord's sapper will
be dispensed fa the Methodist 1'hwreh nest
Sabbath awning.
iho'.e Fall what In this vicinity n
nearly all eat. Herrin are ..tree.
Reny pekes are plentiful. Quite •
anther from this village island visiting
M•.itolr mixt atasth, amass the number
hsi.g Mea.. T. P. Ai/npsnn, Jobe 14lliet,
Npest,
Peebles, ftpems aid Hwuswortb.
C.e. Masir'.4arsed flown her yjdt 1Z
[Malleo! last week. it is rspttrfed
that C. Willis is shout hay[.s;g the holo
sed lot mimed by Jobe Kdae. That's
1
*ME • grown lfr.m poem s a*r, dreams stages, tesaltlrtst pi .0,, owe' utas
Langtry heels se settee for
haled, list wham ks'cohere& at Hai w
of what he had dose sod went to 3M
Them to persist st this action h. paid M tie
''thea., ler ,ea/1MUer we mem lei megined. aseiitiia:.,.
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