HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1891-8-14, Page 88 THE SIGNAL: ooliiiintwft ONT., FRIDAY. AIJGE3%T 14, 1891.
THE PEOPLE'S WANTS.
A NEW DEPARTURE IN SMALL AD-
VERTISEMENTS-
"T a ttlpal Wow Wert a veer/ rhea', sad
.tette. Mae r adveswMhng g.11 pre -
•leave mnsdr M lir " Leas e'en haat-
A .baaer, lir ev.rye.e Mort advertising
a Mw rams anti to geed p..Naee.
For some time pass we bare been of rearm
apt • cheap and egbcttve method of naktas
publiMk '.ie
& ccemats in the columns of Tug
c
would be n boon to our advertisers,
aad we have decided to adopt such • I.:eibod
en and after May I. Our Iotewti>• u to estate
1M • " want ' bureau and refuter. where ad
vertisesonts will be taken and a record kept
rf every want that advertisers wish M lay be
tae the public.
The advertisements will appear to • err
deemed form, on our eighth page and *penal low
rates will be charged.
DO VOL' WANT
A 8KRVANT.
TO BUY A HOUSE.
Tt) dE1.L A 11Ot11E,
TO BUY A FARM.
TO SELL A FARM.
TO ADVERTISE A IA)dT ARTICLE.
TO ADVERTISE A IOCt) AKTICI.E,
TO ADVICRTISESTItAYED ANIMALS
TO SKI.L ANY KIND Or ARTICLE,
TO BCC AN A it'11('LE U r ANY KIND
TO VIM '1KE: VOIR A RIC ATIVK.
TO ENGAGE A TEACHER.
TO ADVEItTIMK lent TKNDEK.Y.
or any other of the thousand and one watt
which crop up in the conmtuntt7 week by
week f 1f so you can secure the bee service
partible in the columns of Tete d1,f.AI. at the
following low rates
For'y words for 2r. All advertisements
under twenty are words. one rent per word.
Tec worse the lowest charged for.
P WErsel 10NAL l"A It Dy
will be inserted at sante este for a period of
one month. Liberal .liwosmts for longer peri
ods,
Tot/ "u.'AI.leadmatedlythe best adrenic
ing medium in this section of Western Ont
arm.
Cash must accompany all lraneicnt salver
1 iaemente.
Address all communications to
Tisa .`tut' AL,
Uoderich, bet
Travelling Guide.
eRAMD TRISMIC RAIIL*AT.
Trains arrive •ad depot at tedrieh as fol.
lows:
atlfae&
Mail and Express I&p.m.
Mad and Express MO p.m.
Mixed 10.LS arm.
Mixed . - -.36 p.m,
Iaarae.
Mail ....................... •......, -7.65 a -m.
Mad and iepnn .. • s 06 p.a.
Sleeting*. •
.V O. 1 CO , :iSii BATT -THIS
13 Company insets every- Tuesday and
Thursday ecening.at 71,3 PA. at the• Armory.
Eaten -at. All members of the old Company
wipe.
time has 1,01 expire.' must attend. Ile
emits wanted. DUD1.E\' HOLM ES. Capt. 1
Articles 1bp Sale
' VOR -SALE. -AN EIGHT-F(HN 511.
ver abow fast• American make. for eek
at ah.mta in : la goal order. Can be seen at
WIU'ON'S Press :rlpt'on lent Store. 11 It
(rHINGLE.t.-N X. CEDAR, AT alas
►J per stere X X \ .sear. at $1.66 per
muv X X X. cedar. at 111.7g /at suture.
L
-1OR SALE -A SEW INi; MACHINE
11' in smod eider IRoyal ' with four drawers
and 1 cat 1117g will veil for sl:,. Address
K. 3A , thisofllce. 13 tf
�xHIN/;I.ES, XX . PINE.--ASPLEN-
► 1 did thick 'Meek. le inch, et 11.1.5 per
sears-. JUt1 K1Dtt. 1311
I IME FUR SA-Gl)l►D FRESH
I else kept es head at the. Fans
Reserve limeklta. X. AECHLEI:. Mem
■f1EDAR SHINGLES. -1 H A VE
still on hand a gbantity of .\ 1 shingle..
which 1 will .all it VS111) ■t mill. W. Ts 1 111.
IAO\! . Iter! A;here (r: -I f
LIOR SALE. -T1Vii I$ IN. CAST
r pidlry. It in. fare. 1 11-10 in. bore. or can
be bored to fit lancer .haft. Goal .e stew.
W,11 le iohi at A rrarrlatee n(Cnre. Apply 41
Tn�
1.•11.%AtSla•anl frosting Ilona. Nonh et..
Oodrrich. 1LM.
Specific Articles.
frAKE A REST let 1 ALL NEEDIT,
11 And to nest with comfort to to SMITH'S
Harsarend Furniture store and buy an easy
rna.r. platform rocker. a bed spring! mattress.
ptllce. or lounge. All the vers hest make.
and at price. so !bat all can buy. We have
everything in th- furniture line and prices
right. 11 It
1\' EW SEED WHEATS: -- EARLY
1' Red clarion and Cantdian Velvet t'bafr
two of the most promising new wheats 1n the
Ilominlon. We guarantee our stork pare and
true to name. Our stock of the first named
variety is limited we -would adrier all in-
Mrd'.nj purchasers to rel' early. Also ■
consignment of new Timothy need. BV
Jtl, tt W
rhe feeed.men.
Property ler Sale or Sir pant
L'tuR SALL--TILAT LARGE AND
VOR
frame home at the feel of
Nest et.. lm.ted1 a.17le the mark • a
very deeirsblr Mat taa� be !,poen 17
suitable for Hummer For �ruuttaaablarr
paritoulare apply to Yr. T. WELSH. t tf
LAR SALE. -A MARKET GARDEN
reastaialag
A agree. situated
i Wuated wit
tieee�7 ms• walk et Oodertcb 1'. 0.; eon
brtakis brlek horse sad good water ; the
of the late W. (lbholm. Apsley
or by letter to MRS. W. CH18
LM. tisk/era tat
PROPERTY FOR EXCHANOE.-
11 Penes wishing to vac a.. L'oderlcb
pprravrperiy. or farm nada a4jolatsg. for Trimly
houses or Io1s baa Mara full particulars by
applying to ALECK SAUNDERS, Uod.rlck.
Qat.
mot
14"0R RENT. -A NEAT AND COM-
A (unable collage es Hleckaet.. with half
a acre of land . hood bearing orchard of ape
etc. plum and pear trees. and .ivall frail
vines. Half • U. from Court Hour. Term
remesada Apply at this Mhos. h-11
VOR BALE AT A BARGAIN. -THAT
11 cemsaoUoubatidfo[ on Klmre,Bras
a
t Immo ai.ttoRs. e tt is sale. occupied as
shop
to
r. SCOTT. Br..srb 1.
O. 6e l (
HOUSE TO RENT -A TWO-STORY
eon. house, .Mated on Gloucester Tor
race. ewolainine seven rouse cellar and cls.
eta Good rrdea tied orchard on its.
Apply to ED. ('AMPAION& O a►. btf
LI OUSE TO LET. -ON PARK
I 1 street. lately ooeupted by Mia Ttrmsa..
eight moms. excellent cellar sad watt • with
garden and stable. Cheap to • desirable ten
ant. Apply at MORAL U/TICh . 01-tf
L'OR SALE -- THE FOLLOWING
1' r'amebae properties :
Part of lots . and re concession 1. E.D. Ash-
seld. 13i urea.
The North i of lot 31. Mad conceeslon, East
W a wansh. Int acres.
Part of block F. Colborne, .5(1 acres. known
as the Arthur Haughery fano.
The above properties will be sold on terms
to suit purr heirs. Apply to
CAMERON, HOLT' & CAMERON.
tlsS-ef Ooderieb.
VOR TALE. --MR. WILLIAM
x leen. from continued ill -health. offers for
sale his house and ground& in the town of 'lode.
rice. consisting of It lotion which are situated
an elegant and 1,10.1 comfortable dwelling -
house built and long occupied by His Honor
Judge Sinclair. of Hanulton. a beautiful gar-
den.
arden. staWw and all necessary outhouses and
appnrlenanc e. the whole in good repair and
loran ,neone of the most desirable residences in
the town of Godertch. For particulars apply
to Messrs, DARRROW k l'ROL IWO T. (lode
sten. the vene'er's solicitors. 11-11.
FIRST-CLASS BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT FOR HALE ON 8T. PATRICK IST.
About two minute's walk from the !(quare.
Two oris h. brick addition in the Mar
l stories high. building covered with slate.
Main building bas 3 lerge rooms on tlr.t eat.
upstairs there alt large rooms. In the rear
addition there are kmien. pant' y. weehroout.
Upstairs. girl's mom and bathroom. Also good
cellar. Apply to the undersigned. who will
give all necessary information. DANIEL
OUHISUN. 8tL
Leans and Intstrance.
MONEY TO LEN W, -A LAMS
&moue, of private and other bleb at
lowest rates on �fuc:ice town and fYts
property'. Special terms of repaytsest !omit
the borrower. No commission. -Call or write
M. U. JOHNSTON.Uuderch. 2301,tf
UT R ROBERTSON. ACCOUNT -
Yr . ant. Fire. L* and Accident Immo
anee Agent. °Mce - (peal», opposite Sig-
nal otllee Northam. Oodetiok. 71 tl
G. WARD, CONVEYANCER,
J • kr., and commissioner for takingand re-
ceiving recognizance* of bail. alflvis or
affirmations. deposition. or solemn declare
(ions in or cont•rreing any action, suit or pro
.•waling in the High Court of Justice. the
Caitiff of Appeal for Ontario. or in any ('aunty
or Divisuou Court. All transactions carefully
and promptly executed. Residence and P.U.
addeme Dungannon. Ont. tee' ,-, tf
L J. T. SAFTEL, LIFE, FIRE AND
L a Accident Insurance Areit. Represent.
Mg Noun British t Merrantlle; Liverpool.
London le Globe; Norwich Union; North
American lrfe ; and Accident Insurance of
North America. Lowest tats. Lewy sin-
ned promptly. Money to Loan on Farm and
Town Property. Conveyancing done. Pro-
perty
roperty valued. etc. U1.•e-tor. Nortb-e. and
Square. Uoderich. 7I-
000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMaRuN .110o r a CAMERON, erode
rich. Geo
l)NEY TO LEND. -A L A R O P
ivw amount of Private'Ftands for iave.tme.t
et lowest rats on erd•ulam Mortgagee. Apra/
WUAHROW t PROUDFO(Yf.
PRADCLIFFE, OENERAL IN•
les surance. Real Estate and Money
Loaning Agent. Only nest -class companies
represented. Money to Lend on sraigh
Mahe at tore lowest rate of Interest going• in
any way to 'snit tis narrower. OMee Hee.
mid door from dquare. West Street. OodeMelo
-
Legal.
EN. LEWIS. BARRISTIM, PRIC-
. for la Maritime Courts of 'Astarte.
(like -Month (:olboror hotel. 2313
O. JOHSSTON, BARRISTER,
11• eoltcitor, 1 mru4 loner, k.•. Loans,
collections and real estate transactors care-
follo
on and
AAndrew's-
at. erick,Out. �mMI61;0
JOHN DAVISON, BARRISTER,
Salloltr. C..veyaseer, te.: Money to
1.e4, Ohre over Peet -()ecce. UMderlch. 63-11
L CAMPION, BARRISTER,
J J. Solicitor, Notary Public. e t e.
Tenders Wanted Oaser -Over Jordan's Drag Store, the rooms
formerly occupied by Judge Doyle. 111111
IFO CIWINTRAtTOR$. TENDERS
w ill 4r received by the undersigned ad
dre,ae•d to the Wtngbam polar:tree until do
rlora P.M. on Thursday. the !Rh day of Aug
u.t. net, for the erection of . vault at the
rosin house in °oderlch : aro for laying a
quantity ef the drain at the tail premiss.
Hans and specifications can be seen at the
other of the county utas nrer. (Yoder ch. Tne
loves or any tender not neceaarllll aecepted
JOHN ANHLEY. ()r. Caen.
Win.hem. Aug. title Itwt. 11.11
T('
ENDERS WANTED. THE DiRE
tors of the Northwestern Exhibition will
remise tenders .,p to August 1.31h tor the
privilege of we or more refreshment heaths*ustassesrS
.R C. HAYS. SOLICITOR, to.
. Ohne. corner of 'lean and West
street, Batteries over telegraph ethos Pri-
vate Fated. to lead at es ttr oemt. 040'
(I ARROW A PRO1:DFOOT, BAR-
l_f rioters, Attorneys, Sc..e-
. Go
rich. J. T. °arrow. W. Proodfoot.
CAMER.N, HOLT & CAMERON,
Barristers, Solicitors 1a Chnnevr. 0
Goderich. M. C. l'ameroa, 4J. '. ; P. Htolt :
Dudley Bonfire
toe their grounds during the Fall Exhibition.
$.pt le to Ir. ('nder the proridon. of Sec.
.1, lhap. 11. A. and A. Art. no other refresh
meat .lands will he allowed within 3011 yerds
of the exhibition .ewtxess. HF serve. J Am Kit
Ir! ITCIIF:l.1., rw•retary.
Oortertch. Aug. 3. 111111 S>h
it' ISiC CLASS THE 1-NDER-
afgnrd hie spewed a muse .iris and M
prepared to giro pupils i.arprtion on piano Or
erten lessena elven at re.44en . either of
pupil or of undersigned. where pupil. ma]
have neer of piano. Abe /ramose in French
w111 be Wren intending pupils will pyl.ape
agp3 at r..Medre. nest to Knox churl+.
D1 I'E1'I)H1' 01 It
M('RIC LEE$4)N14.---MISS AOOiE
7 Housi)N is prepared to .Ire sack
ware
on the piano Sre Inv Furst alar. tnq nen %t Ore. A T • Ytde
lyse.• Siff.
JOHN KNOX, GENERAL AIX -
Maser and Tend Valuator. Ooderiob,
(hit. Having had considerable experience la
the au, l leaeerlog trade, he 4. 111 a psittes M
discharge with thorough satisfaction all eons-
' Rtriowe mortared to him. Orders left at
Manta's Hotel, or sent by mall to his eddresa
P.O.. osnieUy attwa4ed to. 40t114
VIWX. Ua.s6v Aurtamem. tra7tf
1IICHOLsoN, L.D. 8. -DENTAL
W
Me 01 . ('6sdWreams or►po.pto the new Pis (17yes,aea. hitt
DR. E. RICH ARDSON, L D. S.,
r.rwmw deatbt. Goa and vitalised air
41..Wsed tor palates extraction of teeth.
.!Maimn vee a Frxservatloa
lie main.
Wea.am ea W en-
e.de alai. wfilly
TAU MOM MEAT Hotter,
isbe . 1011Oat- 4 $ra parties ..e
ails Mike eves 155 pantie for sod
heats meal hese Mimi oe the
lh �1 Wore at
D•rtam. ♦-ltea4lAwerlr�s0i+ii�i �m6mi
alwaaFs oe base
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HURON HOTEL, - THUS
, lamed d impenlarhov►raspa�
and Y Mw seemed to 10,1•P fit
quel(tye
ea( Bef-
hr fes trs(.ale.th. Ka•a�1(•gl pe Wo.VW
ew.rr
=tin& resSit'isMt: raw gmtstr5 1e4tmYblL I
now pidelbi.
vuys,lr LIST, Irl.
M.a.rlpafJa of the TbsraaMp of Colborne.
CoaJm V/ area.
Notice b hereby styes that 1 hare treasmlt-
order delivered to the p.rems essaUosed is
the third sad fourth seatless of the Vetere'
Llet Aot the copies rooked by mid seetloss
10 Os w trwn inlet d or delivered a the lilt.
made pursoaat to said Ace rd all persons alp
p..rla by the last revised aaamment roll of
fbe sta6la.ktpp�Olt1ty SiW is entitled to tote is
the sold municipality at electieos ler members
of Use Legislative Aseseibly tied at sualel
elections . and that said list was fire
up at my Aire in Carlow. as Use Wtb def
of
11110.1. 1111, and remains then for inareot6<
Electors are called upon to examine the .aid
lie. and if any owlasbas or a1' other germ
are found therein to take Imaedeea peoceed-
morr tot are the said errors corrected &meord.
tag to law FRANK W. Mrl)fNAOH.
(`irks( the said MaaleipaUty,
Dated Art. 1M►, 1011. 01 It
RS. BRANNON & SHANNON,
Physislaamt Surgeons. Aocoucbera to.
000��6000eee at Ih. Shannai roeideuve. near the
11101. Ouderice. U. C. SHA.NMus. J. R. Mere
acv, 17111
Slegiafgies' Iadittri�r
UODERICH MSOHANI( TUTS LIBRARY AND READINO-
HOOM, out. of Kat street and Square Imp
stairs.
Open from 1 to 6 p.m.. ad from 7 to 10 9.111.
ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LiBRARY.
Leading Daily, Freddy and Illustrated
/'open, Muat:asra, etc, un Ark.
MEMBERSHIP TICKET. ONLY "Lew
greeting tree ,teen of Library and Reading.
Room.
Application for membership received by
Librarian. meows.
ED. SHARMAN. OKO. STIVEN.
1'remtde.t. Secretary.
OodMcb. March Ilth 1865.
HI RE'S
ROOT BEER.
A 23c. bottle maks 3 gallons of root beer. a
delicious summer temperance bvrsregs.
Wrigbte Rheumatic Remedy.
Sea Walt. for the bath.
w;
A complete line or toilet goods at
%VI Leo'.'. P111_4, K11T1... l)K1'.:
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of changes must be loft at this
(Kee not Inter than Monday
noon. The Copy for changes
must he left not later than Tuee-
day noon. Casual Advertisements
aecepted to noon Thursday of
mich ,
eek.
THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
/ defer, asouw) pt. tait(a' !lefts.
dti faith h U prraf N.
Try Fear's Sticky Ell Paper-
Catcn emaliveandhold'emfae. Only S cents.
A break i. abed thing. but Aleck Saunders'
break la his advertisement on page 7 is a
good thing for the public.
Pugilists ascend the ladder of fano• by th.
rounds of the ring. but Ste wart. the photocells
pier, ariuired his reputation by merit.
The orator always talks in clarion tones
after he ha. taken • horne and the man wbo
nets n.ea.ur!d for his Bummer suit by F. J.
Pridhatu, the people's tailor. is always sure of
a M.
The brass band is nften stibiected to severe
strains -of music but it requires ue blowing
on the part of A. E. I'ridham to prove to the
public that the greatest-baegaina in cent: fur-
nishings
urnishings can now be had at h,. store.
The changes in the weather during the pat
couple of weeks have been great. but there is
no change in the tut that It. R. Sallows
maks a specialty of turning out the finest
picture trainee in the section. Call upon
him sure.
Ti. Or• t ,ij .E`•r.\ Deere- The crowding
upon our columns this week Sar compelled
us to hold over correspondence from Porter's
Rill, Lotdeabor.ugh, Auburn, Ethel, anti.
other points.
C.iotm' Dana. -- The Cadet* will meet
for drill at the drill shed Tuesday eveninv
next at 7 sharp. The Cadets' brass band
will be in attendance. All Cadets are re
quested to wear their uniforms rm the occa-
sion.
A
N. Liwvt.K. - Lucknow' Sentinel •
Elliott Traver, of this village, who is short
ly to remove to Strathroy, na sd.1 out his
law practice here to P. A. \lalcolnison, a
young man from the firs, of \lemon ('ameron,
Holt k ('atneron, of Gorier:ch. Mr. \Ia1
commit will continence business in Lucknow
in the curse of • week or Iwo.
(',F:N.trrl_*TItKi-. THY. Si.v tl. congra-
tulates its old friend Joseph Williams on
his restoration to health after his recent
prolonged and severe illness, snot hops It
will be many a long day before he expert
enles s, severe a turn a that which he Mail
passel through. He was up town \Veda -e
'lay an 1 received puny warn, congratulates
from friends on his recovery.
Lieu.►. F:v.-t moms.. Twee this ween
l.onterichhinteen the objective point of large
excol•sirm.. lin Tneslay over 1,500 people
from the stations between Palmerston and
1 lint.* and about 600 from Mitchell spent
the day in town : and on Thursday 1,100'er-
cuniomba from teaforth were here. (:ole -
rich people are always pleased to have the
good folk of seater towns visit them.
ti%aNATII t.'Hool. AjWd IAT1.V. tin Sun-
day afternoon last W. N. Flossie, of 'hunt -
ford. president of the Provincial Sabbath
School Association of Ontario net the sup-
erintendents and teachers of the Sunday
shook of the town at Knox church, where
• local ;Sabbath School Asen ciateon was nr-
ganuss.t. Following as the tat of the first
officers ofthe Amerwiation: President , R. W.
McKenzie; vire presidents, Rev. W. A.
Voting. Ira• Fisher and F. Rfair: secre-
tary. Gen. Steven: treasurer, Mrs. leech.
•Nrom Ia,M THE P.1., Fiats. .\ very
plearnt outing of the young folks took
place on Monday evening to celebrate the
'met hiky of Mies Wetmore, of Ilmtroit.,
the team and farm wagon of Mr. ,sou.
t Auk being engaged for the .sec* 'n. Seat-
ed nn a hay rack as full se 11 would hoof.
and with Ragflying sad acc...rowe d by
instrumentalmimes, the party drove to
Sheppard 7.M, and hack, making the country
ring again with their plea'anl shouts
and sags Iin their ration to the Farni a
reception wee hold, in whet' all the guests
part wipe Ad, when Mia Wetmore re
mired the hearty congratulations of the
whole hong, 1)iein, service was heti is
the large parlors on fivllhy .owningg kms,
Ile. 1 h Schnite c Kpieespall, 01 yet. T6sw11.a
r • Ute salsa. isms. eYyr
elected by Mrs (has Ff. Wetmore, of i►e
troit.
Telt iMeenI.'N \YAR ('Aso Th. rand.
Menesetung and crew eaehef home on Satin-
day
atwrda] morning on the Memoir The raw
hacked peettt• -e11 .-nns,l.ring the lard
wtselc ei the weeb. 11s the does
nee fns a prettiest 1Ntegee MOM (lei' itar lee,
Mod of the work Nam done In very Innpy
water. At Marais a d Pert l.mbtue the
heads .t thew borghs met to Me.wetuype
mad (misled team loyally, sod at mbar
pp'ate where .tope ware .anale were
heacity cheered., la Detroit old tri6eem.a
nervedd ateak .harp d tins daring
their stay. Althuu h there wow loony
hardships theof to braves say
that ou the whale the yjotuv.y e u a pleas•
ant out, .ltd one that with their t mat eX-
periesoe they are prepared to nn.'.6rtake
again. The trip di.clue d the foot that the
Meneeetuue r a seaworthy craft, for during
a portion 01 Sunday and Monday .he rude
.wily *owe ut the biggest sea like Hume
over manufactured.
Tat Ar rut M.iPOI or Pauses. T .-Reports
from k urupe point W a large apple coup In
i ritaw and un the Continent, and iwtwith-
&taaduy[ that in some sections of ('a.ada
the yield is out heavy there is every protea -1
tidily that prions will out rule high. Then
will, however, be a paying rate for apple
exported early, and until such time a the
market is glutted_ So may the K0gleah ad.
Yiemm.
Faou TOL l:. A. R. Ks.•s Nel
eon and Joseph Alger, of Aurora. WI..,
visited their niece, Mrs. Mt•(:illicuddy, this
week. They had been taking an the l.. A. R
reunion at Detroit, and wee' across to
Canaria lo see relatives and old friends for
they were (rreverly Canadians. (loth of
thee' are "gone un (:urlerich, and be-
hv r. if it could be lusted on " their
country ' it would be a city of bog preteu-
simn. In a short 111ne.
Tut Ftst* FAIR for which the ladies of
St. George'. church have been for some
time Ont making preparation is to be held
in the court house on Thursday and !Fri-
day. the 27th and 28th. The doors will M-
.qen free on each of the above days from
3 to 5 for the sale of the many useful and
beautiful articles which have been provided.
Fr.0m 5.30 to 7 1 u. the admission will be
25 cents, which will include high tea, sad
after 7 o'clock 10 cents. No regular concert
program will be provided, but there will be
music and light refreshments will be served
at moderate charges. It is hoped that not
only the members of St. Georges, but the
public generally will attend,einee the ladies
are certainly .paring mo pals to rake 1t a
t cry pleasant occasion.
these..r. Keite.ous. Ionians Saturday
Night A pretty wedding took place on
Tuesday lot at Eglinton, when Mie'
Mary Miller. eldest .laughter of .1. R.
Meller, of this city, was married to ('. H.
Firth. of London, Ont. The ceremony was
performed at l'ntldi.W, Eglinton, the
residence of bye bride's father, by Rev. R.
M. Hamilton, B. assisted Sy Rev. J. A.
Turnbull, A. M., 1.4..It., and was witnessed
by a large ass..tblage of friends and rela-
tives. The bridesmaids were the Mims
Wilkinson, of (:od.rich, Smith, and Netts
Miller. The groom was &clmmpanietl by
Dr. Piper, of Leamington, Mr. Firth. of
Loudon, and W. .1. Miller, of Chicago..
Die bridal gown was .f cream satin with
orth riox veil and orange blossoms. A well
merited gift from the Presbyterian church
to the bride. who was their organist, and a
set of diamonds and watch and chain from
the groom, -who &iso presented the brides-
maids with diamond pins, were among the
many handsome presents. .After the wed-
ding breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Firth left fora
tour In the United States.
\V n.l. RtL.i R r r Tune . The Black Hole
encampment bmke up for the memo on
Friday. Although the heavy rain that
occurred somewhat damped the wearing
apparel, the rusticators declare that the
enjoyment wee not marred thereby, as the
outing for 1891 was the most pleasant ever
spent on Maitland s hanks, the hathtnq
being invigorating, the fishing fairly good
and the berrying excellent. The permanent
rompers were Mr. and Mrs. *eager, Mr. and
Mrs. Jordan and children, Mises Sinclair,
Ausebrook, Nina Strachan, F. E. Sall. Eva
Hathaway, and Messrs. Allan Seager, Ed.
,:arrow,FA. ('arr,('. /:arrow, M. Nicholson,
F. (.rant, and R. Tait. An,ong the visitors
were lies. W. Yong. 3Ire. Young and
children, Rev. Rogers Howarth 11. ('.
Stromboli, R. Fraser. Mie Ntrarhan, Mrs.
Lloyd. Mom Lewis, Mrs. Taylor. Mts.i Goode, Harold Tayylor, Mrs. R. ht and Miss
South. Mie Ella i►ickson. R. M. Dickson,
' Mr. McMahon, mine. Davis, Miss M. Shep-
hard. Mr. and Mrs. Aueebrook,Mie Lester.
the Mimes ('ameron, Mr. ltaird, 1'. Lee. 1).
Probasco, Miss A. Hawley, )tie 1'. Wynn.
]tom M. Strachan, ll
n, Misalcoaon, ]f iu.
Dickson.
T04. 4.114'e•4. .► THI: S, -,.rt.,. The
Speedy, Capt. Wiggins, reached port at 4
A. 11. w1 Tuesday, after a sixteen days' trip
to fine Treeo with a tithing party consisting
of Jim. Grant, Frank Humber s'ercySltep-
panl, Heb Cooke, Ham- Boll and Harry
Hutson. The boat made a speedy voyage
north, reaching the relectel apart shortly af-
ter 00011 tri Monday, after a 14.hour run.
She left on the return iripon Fridat',afteran
eleven days' stray, reaching Port Elgin.
where ehc was .tonus stayed, on Saturday
afternoon. Meau.rs. Sheppard and Hall took
train at Port Elgin for home, the other
members of the party kept Wiggins com-
pany hone. itass )Were not as plentiful as
on former nrcvuona, nevertheless some fine
fall were caught and those that took the
bait kept up the reputation of the lighting
base. The members speak highly of Captain
\Yigguu, and miene few of them imagined
that he woe the femme weather prophet of
that name on account of his skill u, act-
ing weather, and his wisdom in keeping
clear of storms. Some anxiety wos shown
on Motelay et the non appearance of the
Speedy, on account of the hurricane on
Sunday, but those who knew the raptain
were not tlsrdsssd with any kind of
fear.
newels el tlbe Pstmt Par..
The following gusts are registered at the
Point Farn,
Ihriu,IT. -Mr.. (. H. Wetmore, Miss
Wetmore, Mie Mane \!',t -more, A. R.
Wetmore. Harold Wetmore, Mater Mac
Wetmore, Mater Keel Wetmore, Chas. H.
Hodges, Mrs. Hodges, Mater Wetmore
Hodges and nurse, blies Floreae (holey,
Miss Jeanie E. Hood.
Rr.1 1.1tt rt.l.rt J. Hanover, wife and child.
So. Tuowts. -•Rev. Dr. Schulte, Mrs.
Schulte, Mies Schulte.
MooraeaI.. (has 13. Smith.
Wi.r.moa. Mies Nelson, Miss .Jr.*
Wilk Mann. Mies ('m•entry, Robt. ('oveRntry,
Mater T. Coventry, 11•. A. Kay, wife and
lamely.
Tourism. Mr. and Mrs. A. (I. Hamil
toe, Mies Hoiden, Miss Fahe1 Holden, Mir
Beatrioe Holden, A. C. Fairweather, Mrs
Robb. Wilke., Mi. Cella Wilks, Mir ids
Wilkes., Mies Edith Wilkes. Mies Ethel
Wilkes, Mies Pearl Wilkes, Mr. and Mrs
Roe.. (:ihwur and family.
I:.Rate. Mr. and M►..1aims Mut herland
and child.
Wrenn it 1)a.'id Stitheris mal, Mies
Hutton.
Lome,, Mr and Mn A Fraser. Mies
Katie A Fraser. Mee ( Flnrenee Fraser,
Frew, Ma Hefflesoten►,•
Miss Ikpba (.ntllemnt.
(irstlt1. Cap. seri Mrs (:ordnm aid
family. Mr. and Mrs. John Crowe, Mins
Mahe' ('rows, Mins Loris Crowe. Maser
Ravin -awl l'mwe, Mn. 1'. ('r.rwe an.l
Add.
Lome, Master *mere
m . mesa. Margaret McNiehol
TOWN COUNCIL.
ri m..44.w a lb Winder weem•5 S4 our
■..t i,al ranee,..
The regullex uueettttg of the town ooweall
was held lame Friday eysatag. All the
members were primal enemaa the reeve and
•sseoiUure tasteless sad Reid.
Ta .N6 of the haat regular meeting
11.455 ted and approved.
lite tr..sw.r'. atatelssst for the Imrtth
d July, as Collor*, was read and termed
to the game. ooaiwtties :
Ts*Aaturn'ssTtrammel You Jeter, Wel.
Idgr.tter +.
Markle f 600
Lemma 66 00
Periwig heti" 581 21
Maitkad a eelary 32 00
Faris . 215 00
Electric light . 160 00
Water tuts 320 00
Justices' Asea 1 00
Public schools . 400 00
No,-rsident lands 94 4,2
Villa payable . 600 00
Public works 10 00
- $2384 83
Inasl
l),enirww'u, Jun ... ... ... . 667 38
Pouting and advertising .8 4 08
Maitland .•en,etery ..... 186 00
Kehr( . 43 56
Nater works 573 22
117 19
Pumping static.
Puhltc works 143 71
C. C. and O. expresso..:25 34
intern! . 14 51
Separate schools 100 00
Fire department. 45
Watering street. 21 00
Sundries et 3 00
Solaris .. 210 64
Public schools 378 30
Licenses--retueaed to Byers 3 00
01888 99
Overdrawn. ti 101 54
THC rote LIMIT DA 1_Aw.
The street inspector reported in the mat•
ter of the violation of the fire limit bylaw
that Geo. Acheson hod bricked up the out-
side walla aero ding to the anoondert bylaw
and had nude arrangements with Jos.
Whitely for filling in with %conrete and
promised to proceed without .laky ; awl
Mr. Waleson cud said he would have to
veneer with brick as saw as posailde.
On motion of Messrs. Holt and Nichol-
son the report was referred tack to see
that the bylaw is compheil with sad get
-Mr. Whitely's commit Ia writing to filing
in with concrete to the satisfaction of the
inspector.
outlet SR ATIO'-.
A eeriest from the secretary of the Me-
chanics Institute for the usual grant of $100
was rear!, and e0 motion of Messrs. Hum
ber and Naftel the grant was mole, Mr.
Nicholson dissenting.
A eonimunication from the secretay of
the separate school trustee boord, stating
that 7!400 will he required for the school
for the current year, was referred to the
finance committee.
A communication from the secretary of
the public school board, stating that the
beard will require @4,800 for school pur
poses for the current year, was referred t..
the gua,we wmnutter.
A cmmnotnication from liryas, Weed k
Co., Orillia. eking that • contract be given
them for numbering the town, was filed.
A communication from the G. T. R assis-
tant mechanical superintendent's orrice, in
regard to the water supply received by the
railway fr ni the town, was read and re
ferrel to the waterworks committee. The
original agreement sea to fav the town
8400 per annum for • maximum of 10,000
$1/110 111 per slay, but on account at the in
fury to the boikrs from the teak witch
formed the engines have taken hale water
and from May 11 ti, July 17 an average of
only 860 gallons was taken, for which the
railway offers to pay *160 per annum.
II.. •n %Tt..
The accounts of The Empire, $6.75. and
The Elite., $3.60, for advertising, were or-
dered t.. le pane •
The following account* were referred to
the &niece r„mmittee : E. Grahams relief,
etc . *16.57: E. Belcher, relief, $12.75
4c., Elliott, relief, $7.65: Il. ('. Strachan/
relief. 15.00: The Star, printing and a1-
v.•rtt.mg, 410.60 ; Aleck Saunders, Water-
works supplies. etc., *3.119Sex
: H. ed,
1gn00.87 ; Reliance Electric ('o.,
suppler, $4.80; Ogilvie A Hutchison,
wale, *1.70. -
1E1111T or erRWp is obit. rITT/F.
. The report of the puldic works commit-
tee, stAting that the probable cat ..f trad-
ing West -it. would be $100 and of a gravel
crossing 1115, and reeoniuwnding that Wm.
McLean Ire allowed 17 rents per cubic yard
fur gravel delivered a.lireete.l by the street
onspeeton, was read aril adopted.
The matter of granting permission to
nun draim from the High School and Salva
tion Army barracks into the sewer sea re
ferrel to the public works committee.
moot? or 1ell. KI.tl TRN'
LIm H4AT1.w' n11x14IT►CCt..I.
eyes: r%, --We beg toreownmend that
in the natter a the reeve's motion referred
to us no action be taken, a the waterworks
bylaw provides for the regulation of the
men employed at the pumping house. We
also recommend that the price of the electric
light be reduced to subscribers to $31 for rarh
light per year, provided that seventy snl.cnb-
ers coo be moored and that the portico taking
the light' eater into enetracI with the town
for not lees than Me ye•r, and in the event of
there not being seventy .ulacrihers that the
lights lye shut off and offered for mak in the
Toronto papsry We further recommend
that the waterfrorks bylaw be amended to
enable the collector to distrain for water
taUu.
(SignedI Jog. Kt Tien*, Chairman.
The report was adopted.
*1t1..RT or FIRE. ''n'MlTr►►_
(:C:TI./MI ., -1Our e.lrimitteee Ilse In
brake the following recommendations ; 7 kR1
(1. ('. Rohertaon be purl $10 for serriose as
fireman on steam fire engine ; that the ad -
a
vertisem. 1 put in I;lobe d Empire ad-
vertismg�re engines and ream pump for
rale he continued every Saturday for one
month : that the firemen be requested to
turn nut for practice once a month, begin
ning at once : that the Fin 1'nderwriten
t10ne,ation lie notified that we are own -
plied with their requirenreets and that they
he requested to piste the tows in is pro-
per insurance clam
(`Resell 4'. A. Hr walla, (liminess.
The report was adopted.
RRM.T nI rICsect rroesir tee.
The report of the finarlee ontnmittee, re
onin,endingq the ppsaylnent of the amount.
of C. ( Tall,, $36 42 and 1115.(17: Gotta
Pena Rubber Co , IMO, and National
/'arhua Co., $23, was adopted.
cIw arm v
� new Heft Rate malt. d innatee
to waterworks bylaw en as b
give the collector power M distrain.
Mr. Holt alan Nave notice of motion le
•mead clause one of the waterworks bylaw,
in r.ferenos to the control of the works and
new.
Montreal kw town pedpo.m
The waterworks minainitleo, by • mock.
sMnoted to have the water mays thein{
if they think it &deniable.
THE CRUMB! OF THE NORMAL
wbat the Lesboee ..bra -1f. MeW r.
pen .d tee Yew
The rewdt of the unitize of the Norma was
a tmattr of much speculation in wrung'
town circles That a bye!), time would be
had there was mo doubt in the made of any
who knew the oowpl.a►oe of the crew, a.d
• rich, rare and racy ovule was 5xpected.
Teat mach a time wan bad we hare every
reams W Inhere, bat the Wil elal moods
only occasionally eyntot slyly .t the dump
is that light. The Norma sea maanml
follows : Nkippr,F:. N. Lewis; ousntr•dre,
J. Maloomsoa ; chief oSlcsr, John Kay ;
crew -K. L (Sektoren, C. C. flans, cse.
Kay, S. McV. Lloyd. R. Carroll, Alex. Mc-
Kenzie,
aKenzie, A. R. Following i.
THa 1/)17 :
Thursday, 16 July - Left Godench pier
11;60 (atter trial trip of an hoer); fresh
wind frum S. K.; crew very quiet, very few
remarks about supper.
Friday. 17 July - Lovely day, fins bree..e;
nacbed Southampton 10 A. m., eey ,.oe
der Wim ; two hours is port • lett for
St s Bay with fair wind, which faile.l to-
wards erasing ; n,ade Stokes Bay about
mwlnlght.
Saturday, 18 July- • Mr. Kay. Itghthour
keeper, paid us a visit, took sante of the
crew to poet olyiee ; laid in supply of ice;
showers of rain ; fished au alteinous, 22
line black Las, some wugbt off deck of
yacht : eremite clear and c..ol : fine moon-
light night ; .Ingers were up late.
Sunday, 19 July Beauufwl clear day ;
dried cloths, etc.: visitors from shore
morning and afternoon.
Monday, 20 July- Wei th.r still tine ;
commodore and one of crew went teahtag,
latter west overboard after fish. rescued by
wmmc.dore : good string of baa, our pike
Left for Greenough Harbor, where we had
tem ashore : beautiful night.
Tuesday. 21 Jul',,Left for love Island ;
had a grand sail till sunset ; anchored in a
beautiful harken.: saw emotes, duck, loans,
rte.
\Vednes.day.= July -Cloudy slay. threat-
ening non : 143monico and two of the crew
lett after breakfast for the lighthouse ; 11.
carefully stalked a "rattler" and till•.* Inn'
fall of Iea.L hay plassd quietly for those
on bard : party returned at dark pretty
well tired out and very hungry.
Thursday, 23 July Fine morning ; lett
early for Tobernwny; pawed yacht "Growl
er, ' party of Chatham people on board :
anchored fur a couple of hours at "Tub'
fot trkgrais and nail ; left for club Island
in &firemen' ; passed the "Inters :" sluts
Orel paring 1'.v a Island light : in at flub
Island before sunset.
Fr..lay, 24 July Left Club Island in
morning for Killarney : fresh home from
N. 11 .; hal a fin run and arrived four
rest.; showers of rain. clew in evening :
pretty place, La Cloche mountains five or sit
mils oft : great many fish -boats here,
abxtgines also.
S•enriay, 25 July yacht Christine, of
(hen Sound, pawed : lovely bright day.
fresh breeze, N. W.; the Jas. (lark passed
up w nth .1. t'. ..0 beard ; visit from store
keeper In A. M ; more fish caught here ; ram
and hail storm ; left for Squaw Island after
lunch ; ran eleven miles in use hour ; long
reef outside of harbour : two anchors oat ;
rough outside the island.
Sunday, 26 July - -Fine weather - left
S, law hems sut shout n ; light wind
(ub Islami at 6 r. sot.: anch..rerl for night ;
after dark yacht Christine (of Owen Sound.
ran in anal anchored : this is a schooner
rigged vessel, 32 ft. keel, pretty modal, sails
well : fire on board on their way to lower,
found.
Monday, 27 July (loudy morning : lett
9 A. M.: wind hravy and dead ahead: ran
into Ra.tleenake Harbor, Horse Island : the
Christine making for Wingfield Basin
most of our crew helped tishern.an
Green and Indians after .lark with the wine
nets : first root no fi.h, second time four
whitefish and couple of hrrrinif; great fun
for the crew ; "Doctor- prescribed for sick
fisherman.
*Tuesday, 28 July • -Beautiful day : .df for
Tobermoray ;Flower Pot and Make
Islands. Saw-V-Cdnieer fishery boat gong
north with prise in tow : in at "Tub" 6
r. m.:Jack Kay left s here via the .1. H.
Jones for Wiarton ; emit from captains of
:towel' and Chum : gave thein a sail : the
Doctor' had an iavolunary bath late this
Wednesday, 29 July Geo. Kay left early
on (lnca for Loa's Heal, we mailed for
Cove Island lighthouse ; in at 9 ; hate break-
fast ; throe went on shore with Mr ('ume,
inspected lighthouse and fog siren ; Mrs
C. treated the three t.. gooseberry pe,
which was A 1 : Mr. C. piloted us toe new
harbor on the Island, wire the afternoon
wee spent ; two fine pike and a good many
bass were taken here : evening foggy, with
rain ; heard some mobs nn foghorn.
Thurrlay. 30 July i.eft Cove islaral
6 i. w. for Stokes Ray : ran forty mils in
four hours ; breeze fresh and fair ; anchored
at head of harbor ; two of crew tramped
ovet!an.l to post offer, three miles and
lack : chilly wind team north, the sun was
etrnnngg
Friday, 31 July Left early for Port
Elgin : fresh wind quite • .ea ea : arrived
12:30: hotel for dinner .ad tea :.pent the
evening at Mr.l:ordom's (Bank of Hamilton,:
on bard 11:30 r. r.
Saturday, 1 A.g. Left Port Elgin for
home with • light wind. sprinklings of rani,
nesting off in afternoon ; stood .rat into
lake after passing Point (lark : mailed
all night, reaching (:odsrich harbor 7 4.'t.
Sunday : for horn lord off Port Albert.
The crew one and all returned so their
respective holes well tanned, appetite' im-
proved and health ditto 100 per cent. To
most of the men the trip was a novelty and
will long he remembered, not only for the
outdoor sport, but the commodore's
stories &awl readings.
The voters' list of the town.hlp of ('ni-
b,nrne for 1891 rnntains 628 manna. IN then
536 are them of permits entitled to rote at
Ascii ons for the Legislative Amenably and
municipal election• ; 60 of persona entitled
to vote at municipal election@ only, an433 l
=tire
to vote •I electioes for the
I.eg=Ntire Assembly fully. 127 psrw'as
are qualified to not as jurors.
Fdwer1 Qrt'N gal bliss limbs Dereis,
Grey .were a atIialton 1'minty es Motor
day, Augur! 1 attending to (.51.+1 of
Annie, .Inst daughter r of Wen. sad Jane
Garvin, who tiled on Thursday. July 301Jt,
M-0be early age of 1h yeses
last Friday noes Thea Smith, Ikvrs.als.
ad the mlldort.ae to hill through • hole
the wend dem of their faslery Itt•.d ow
taking lumbar up and dowse to Ike frono"
Boor, a distance of about 13 fest. Ha WA
h �i51a �Me•k tea P`1
•I_d>s initis t.�
Ulm 0011111 WM* srrns.v..... woo, r.s.11141.
di•n..et • row .f $1,000 is the Rank r
r
malas