The Signal, 1891-9-11, Page 8•w.
TIM SIGNAL : GODERIOH. t)NT.. FRIDAY. BRPTBYBRR 11, 18,1
MEW ADVERTISEMENT&
,harvest Simonton, t'. P. Rathreel•••• •gU. •
remiss City Kuarnme Cather -J. W. WOO, -
este . g
$ .,•allure Itsatel14 ,dna 1
MIMIa ryOpeofai- Mrs. R. Ile SWIM. \ "•
(Yatiew t opt. Win. Rabb fr
Phew. tied --lch Yuus.dry ,.. /
Howe Waisted T. H. Rot hwd,....... se 4
Bit Seeress John Itolmrtses .. . $
P all Millimeter) The Musses Y• I•......,. 8
reruiture Wilmer smith .. .. 0
House to H• et or for sale J. 11 msec. l
ltrrrant Wanted Mrs. L1adel••......... 4
Tates. lett J. A. Natal ........... t
BORN.
B IENNI(Tf - Inneaforth on the Ord cast_ the
wife of $ama••I H •n tett. of a daughter.
LHPPAItW In Toronto, on August *stk. the
wife of Seaford !Append. of a sou.
CANN In Y.xeter. on the tau ult.. the wife of
Wm. ('.-,u..t • daughter.
ANDI:1t4ON Ai ('redlton. on the 41st Aug..
tar wife of Wile,. Anderson. of • sun.
Ill WON Ii In w,n.4hem. on Mua.L). sept.
7th. the wife of ti in. Diamond, of a .tasgn
ter.
MARRIED.
BRACNI► •sl'II'E1t In F:x••lrr. un the 2nd
Just_ at the residence of the bride's p.renta.
b) ih. Itev. A. 1. itunaell. Mr. kdw.n
Simpson Braund, to Nus Maggie 4. ictoria
Spicer. all of luster.
ROTH I. I. .1MRS In West Bay City,
Mich.. on August Vali. by Res. telt. Irving.
Ilarr) \, ttohwe:l. ot Detroit. to Miss
Mane. daughter of Mr. J. W. Ane•s of
Went liar ('itt.
l'A('KKit ItAWTINH$:IMKR-116 Fettle&
311.h . on July 41.t, he Re.. J. W. Kends,
aastated by Rev. J. R. rewell. Cori. V.
Parker. of Saginaw. to AMk teledys
l'ampberl. eldest Isoghter of A. Bawtttr
h.. - r. or R: us*:Is. Oat.
HENUEItgOX L tNIr415OR0C0K 1t the
re.uf.ns.• of Jusepli Townsea4.beuther-in-
law of the 'bride. Cne.lev Manitoba. os
the 11th uIi . by Rev. T. R. Wilso•. Witt.
W.11eaderseu w .tnnahsUo faun h 4•u/ra-
ter of James Lerid•uoroudh• lf:,y . of rue,:
eremith. Rerun county, teitarte.
CRAWPORD-COPELAND- At Winnipeg,
sot ,r 12th of Aujtl.t. at tee resident, us
Thomas A Montgomery- Ho Oh street
south. Wianipew, by Ree. Jac. Alla,. led.
J. t'rswfort. niers-heat. Souris. Manout.,
to Mery A. t\tpelae a of Nude: tel.. Out.
DIED.
GS
ALIEN in Winvlam. on •.unday. Sept. rtged
ti.
Jane, le -loved wife of Andrew Allen, a
ytara.
I.I.1NUi,-I M
teter. un the Int ins: .. phos.
Infant eon of Henutn 1. rad L.1)
5 month. riot l i da, s.
WA tN In Kin lose. on Ike 2(ttt A,igust.
ry Ann MrK-nziewife ut Alex..xat
son aged 31 vara. 11 mouths azul 14 de)..
BUT('Hklt lis t' Wrote on Aug. nith, Edna
iMar Butcher. infant daughter of Mr. &nal
Mer. John Butcher. acted .: months end IJ
days. -
MiDFOItII In Winghan.. on the .31st August.
Sarah le.senr, he loved wife ot /'at,t, ,n A
O. Mulford and demelitcr of N no. and
Meru 'emote,. aged ee years and 21 days..
MONT003KRV In Turnlrrry. on the 31a1
August. Andrew Montggmcry. agred'-
years and 1 moth.
CAMI'RKLL In W ugham. on the :had inst..
the infant daughter of George (antpbelL
aged 3 moot 1 4.
ARCIIIBALD 1n Senio':h. on the :Nth ult..
Jobb Ratcliffe. infant son of Jame.
Archiha!d. lyred month. and I: days.
GRANT ,t: Kingston. on Aug. 21st. Peter
Orme. eon of John Brent, Ethel. sited 22
years 3 month,. and 7 .tris.
M11.1.811 -At Cranbrook, on August 31st.
IJsvld Miller, ager! 76 years and 1: month!.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Some rf our regul..t .oi respondents inn t
get in their hudget. uutil after the eleven' et
hour. The re•su11 to, that we have often to
hold over real mtere.tnu4 new;, which g.,•.
dead lobo.- net l.aue. %%.• would hke
our ..rro.pnud.ite to steel in !heti letters
Ix) 1 itt•5.1*) tor not Lori ehau Wettseed y.
Tm►. Sm:..at. ha. the twat c.rresp.,mtenx
page of any It.w.p:tp•r In the Hunan Tract,
Mut 11 talc. nese tli .0 en sour or two to
put the hanbut.e page in good shape -
"(:1t tI, Eh e and let us continue to
bed 11,.• pro"riol' l .
p LONDESBOROUt3H.
tr1u144 ,a'• use. 1 onkE•JY,.ot.T.1
1t. R. Jeffery and ethers intend taking in
the industrial e.hibitien nn Toronto from
Battu-slay until Tues ri .
R. Adam, of the Enlp.num, ha. like
w earoi slipped a large .tua11t1ty of plums,
wheel are .tis a'umtaut crop test. year.
John I.,wham 4. gone on .1 trip to Mani.
tole" end the North 1.V,,t. He will likely
es, 1111.. 4.mle profitable sp.-illation again.
/101'.• .1 windier of young folk. spent a
mows jiItu.as11 time at I...fetid' Trebly last.
'tut, ...eye, you .hould get 11..11... 1n•torr the
install hours appear.
K.- Tildes . .4 Calif..tlno, aa. in our
mid.t beet week visiting Irtcud■. We Ic•
lr.re on hu return he will take a Into part
ser with hint. levet e',hem go a it h y ou,ohl
boy.
It. )IrFrddeu returned Lame from Pane
trip to s .• t tad t'uuntry la.t week anti looks
as though this trip agreed with him well.
Ma' los some gotta stories to tell about his
veeage
!fervent is nearly completed :.nay a few of
the ".luggard. " who arc always hehud the
time. have not got through yet. It has
(teen .11 t hat could IIsi drUre.i. What more
0ew11,1 melt a k for good .•rop a.g..,l weather
and good prier. ` Surely there Is nothing
etre for the farmer.
At the last r•guiar 1.meting of Court
Pride of the ‘1"..40 X... 31, 1'. (►, le. the fel
lowing resoiutH,n was trued. "That a meet
hearty iota of thanks of this .mart lir ten
demi to Itm..1. H. element:. of r histo,,
tow the very ah1e dos. -mire' Which he rend
rowed wl t., the members on the 23-.1 of Aug
net : and that he be turnuh..l well a cops
d the resolution Alio a reetluu,n ea.
pawed at the mune meeting at. follo... That
• hearty vote .4 thanks he tenderer) to the
choir of the leth.,list church for the very
s.srlitahl, manlier u, which they riessl K•tel
thetr part on that ,,-.-*., ,t,
COLBORNE.
(novo of a ow....Hitt oro. li[.T.1
=I'Kr. 1'T.Tm,y ..n Aal.ktw. the Arn
prior Chronicle give, a lengt by u•e.nmt u(
e n address and loment•tion to a foo mer t' ..I
limn,. man ,al Aug. Rth, w hen .%11•.. %*.ung•
head ,miller of N'. R Me.Allist,r .t Son'. big
mill al I't.'kenliam, eras rade the recipient
of s handanme tooken of the esteem of his
fellow .-mpinyre His wife Mao reeeivel a
hand.m..• set ot lierry defiles and a table
lamp nn 311....tiler. Mr Voting is well
known to malty rerdersof TKc
he learncl Pan. tree, ,n thea .ounte at the
mill of !Intim, A Price,. Wimigharn. After
orwnp:et.ng hi. apptrcnt. rehip he worker" in
Puns ick mill, Porter. and (,men that
west 1.. I'„nlrnk, as heel ,,,tiler for %T. R.
McAllister A see some time *fterwerd
the firm l,•nght out the l'at•kenhaat mill,
..rl Also time given Margo of it, and .1..
apace ml • hnan•sl inter.... ,n tie concern.
Recently h, entente int.pattsevwhlp with
David is in op.r.U.g• tat, Arnpr,nr rol
Ise will, .nl it wan no the ,,excel i ,, .ever
tial[ hie oonaeetnn with W. R M,Alli.lwr
. tjef i7"J,^ .7,^arks"'.'., n11,`s;L. m ••:yi•:cA'. t
teem rod at of his for
err felon ampleyes
HURON
PARAMOUNT.
(mon torn ow . eoliss.eusinamr. )
Peter Murdoch is carpeut.•nng u Wiog•
haat.
1'*rauwunt mums return a good per
ceutage.
Mus Kate Nichol.ou was in I'aretlr.4nt
last week
Min. Lime Murdoch Ihaa returned front a
week's visit in Dungannon.
!firs. 1.1'llltan. Murdoch, whoa' we report -
e 1 very Ill, is ra'udly rewtoverulg.
.Lan 1' Reid and Miss Ituchanu,, of
Westfield, epeut last Sunday herr
Mir Emma Flood, of Lurkuow, spent
umlry ..f last week in I'erm1.u,,ut
John Mt-Ken/et, who h... barn seek for
the past few weeks, is much better.
Mrs. A. McAlister, of Clinton. is visiting
her daughter, Mo. I.e.,. S. Itolertson.
What ie the natter wit1. rhe 1'.r•muunt
footle' teem ' Is tt a thing of the past'
Mr. F. A. M.Kentte, of Montreal, is at
present Vunuhg her hrother,.lu.eph Agnew.
Mir Hall, of 4'hic.sg who w.. visiting
at Vs iib.n. McXay's, hes returned to that
city.
Mrs Shank rue .laughter, from So uthrrli
Irakota, spent a few weeks at Wesley Hen-
derson's.
Mrs John Reid is at present very sick
with inflammation. We hope she will
speedily recoVer.
James Murchison, who has been attend-
nig Albert College, Belleville, for the past
year, has returned to that 11161 11ur1011.
4'.a.,' Wi. Jnr1K. Paramount girls,. are
lotting t.. I*•trolt and the Imrds are going
south sure signs that Winter is nigh
John Murray,who was in Manitoba with a
rarl.w l of horses, has returnee' home,. and
report, 'ng j,ro.peet4har'thy Mauitula. farmn-
er.
We hear that William McAllister, of
Crieff, formerly an old resident of Para-
mount, has gone on a trip to the Old ('oun
try.
John McNay, who passel the rr'•cnt
primary reanunetloi, purpose .tten.ling
4learntll lege *clued Idle leaves for there
thin week.
Many of the farmers ere busily engaged
,..wing their Fall wheat. some have already
...en, while others are far behind with their
Fell work.
The face 0f Alex. McDiarmid beams with
an uhuwai fatherly plasantnesn, the result
of laving bree the recipient of a haute
:ono daughter.
John McMillan, who . has been working In
Paramount cheese factory, Inas rrturnetl to
hos home oil the ,erond ..,nceri.m. James
Murray takes his place.
Donolly Sutherland, who, bas boli work
ins; in the Wingham Furniture factory for
sonic tin,e,paas.el through Paramount Satur-
day evening last "home% Aro' Inured.'
Owing to the extremely wet w-eather
during the pert few week, f*rn.er.• nn this
eeetk41 are unaiole to secure their Spring
grain aa.i aalaermently a great amount of
grain is not yet harvest.vl.
A debate will take plat, 111 our tem
Frin•r-
;tnce lodge here on day evening a -Such
aheme' prove eery interesting. Suhj.xt -
o•Itesolve,l,that we suffer more (non imagin-
ary evils than real evils."
.torn H 'emcee', .4 lane., was in Pant -
too mitt lately. He ted not stay- hong, how-
ever, haying drew -mine.' to go eartwara.
Tiether he bent hit fo,tateps early Saturday
ncewniug, end has not been seen in Paee•
1nuumt *ince. Has he returnee! to Lanes
crit
St'1ra_vorr►_ - Jonn McLean, of the 12th
concession, ashfield. Itearc..•e,vetl word tram
the Educational Department that he is en-
titled to a third-class certificate. ,He was
one of a very few who passed from rural
schools, having been educated at Isle of Skye
under the notion of Alex. McKenzie.
New lnvention. _William and Frank
Patterson ll
of the second conncession of
Huron, are the inVentors .4 a bag•holder,
which is pr. nounce.f by those who have
seen it a nest useful and reluisiter article.
They have Itatl it patented and intend ex
hihttin. it at the lndustrial Exhibition in
Toronto,-
Neu Tut .t..:t• A3 T, Parente generally
in this locality do .$t neem aware of th.•
new tenancy- law enacted hy the lhltarlo
ulsture, and me to fur.'e compelling
children from 8 t.. 14 year's of age to ishan"
rht,l. Parents should ser to it that their
children •re.eet regularly- to *ch.gl, t•lher-
e tae they are liable to is tine of 74.. to ,120.
The uttemlaoce in our school is ant s., Targe
et 'haul,' be. Take warning.
Hot et. Itk1:.t51.1.. Som1' parties r.•.•et1i •
ly broke into an unocc,lpn.•tl house on the
seem.' crncessintt. II r• . owned by
•frame. Smith. We knee not the extent
of the dalnave•, fact belle%e the mi.:re•write
*mull lie punished. 'fn. fact that tlire
arP young oboe. 1101 six, 11*e t10,111. 1.1.. 14.01,
der if they- were the parties who borglarved
the i.ochalah stores. Roonietnher boys that
if you are found guilty of one you are lies,ie
to be ae.LMe.l of the ,tin•,. People noon,
find out a Pan pm are and an .stellate is
formol gf your ehararter. Reelretn your.
salve.,.
R.b .. \• .re our rnrrerpwneent front
Pert Albert want. to know " what'* tale I
matter with Teo: So. s. Lucknow mere. -
pomace' " and w len if the Ripley man
knocked him .but. We knew the Lucknow
.v,riesptn.ient ton eel' for that. The fact
lot the matter is he 11.* been away m. Tmmn
to, for ran. time, lout is now l.. -k again. i
1 hat'• all. Ile. el....1. (termites the lost
page of local correspondence of any ew •
paper ett,nt, ent,rely fres from the 'bulk,
ewe ly soving*. that make up „mm• news
palters. whose brans a ( eorresponeents I
know tinthing hat •Ill', trash. The Leek•
now .nrrvap,ndent seise one of the " gotta
ones " and we hope he will rnntimte to
correspond for THE Si...1. Hurry up
there : we're all waiting f..r you. 1 "nese
not &(rate' of that Ripley man.
Pontos.' case -rite. The ('rtrn, of In -.I
dustry A.at•iation 111 I'aram.mnt held their I
tint concert in the s.hbo,l 1 se here ..n
Thursday evening boat and notwithstanding i
the 4i•.iaaggrce•hle weather a large crowd wail
m *tt.n,l*nee and full' enjoy.' res. goodprw'eem provided hy the e'remittee. In the
alien., of Peter 1'nrrigan..1. P. Murray.
prP.loe.t of the Assonatloon, (templed the
.hair Lucknow beam bonne wee in atten
dun,, and gave several fine rolelions, he
teem furnishing a rich musical treat toroth
Iefnrr and after the rnnern !n the neigh
here as opal as to three in attendance at
the ,.overt Mak-flint Stewart, the
little left hand .10linut weaved the
*spinner of the endow, for hie playing
Let -know and ('lover %'alley glee dulls
t.,ok part in the pr,wotng. to the entire
eat idol of .11 A feature of
•Itract ion aaa the chth•winging by the
Misers Mau." asci IK11y Flood, of Luck.
now The inatrem.nfals by Miss ttew$1,
of IIlyth, w.r-..l., highly •ppr.r-stol, IM
.: a "trfre.a rose peyote, time •w,. ,hose•
and the east t mooed • treat. Aber.
hearty sole M thanks to all muskier, tilt -
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
its part the meeting closed by g
I.otl lire the queen , ..d all west IMMO
apparently satisfied and plesa.d with the
eretung s pre e..itnga.
LEEBUHN.
(rW)* o4'0 Ow. 01li.JrleefO. laliNT..1
Mia Bell, of (,udench, has loess visiting
44Iu. Melton the est stock.
A )11•11. last Friday atwruuoa • mink
was seen be K. N. Shaw as he waa return -
.ug from Wtfunl with the Dunlop scribe.
whose buggy he was w. He junipedl out of
the rig and gave cheer, near R. 11). Morn.
farm immune up and down be- de the Peace,
with • little aid from the scribe, who
.,,uld not leave his fast try steed to assist
the pursuit. After • run of fifteen nein-
utee he succev'tled in killing the mink,
taking of to triumph to Dunlop, where a
group of the village notable, gathered
round, with the pot ul engtueer as their
chairman, and pro ounoet the annual a
mink and nue of the most deadly enemies
of tee farriers' poultry yards.
The gospel ten,pteraw•e meeting held in
the hall of the 1. 0, l: T., No. 213,Sunday
evening bad a large attendance. A. J.
Moore, 11. A., of the Entrench High School
teaching staff, gave a pleasing and in-
structive whirrs, on the evils of the liquor
teethe. At the chose .t the, redress 11.t,,.
3'Iutten, sr., a former resieeut here, and 11.
( ummwg orale a fest remark-. on the
pie:were mf hearing such ,u .el.le aaldloes.
choir of voices. under the leadership of
E. N. Slaw, sang several selec•tee's. As we
write arrangements are being else, to get
H. 1. Strang, R. A., of Golench, for Sun-
day eveiiii* g, and ou the thin) Sunday) in
ties month Rev. A. Nl.Jlillau, of Carlow,
will
be the speaker. The greetings will new
open at 7 o'clock slurp instead of 7:30.
I't:.•if l'Insiis At the time of prayer
MAWS HIV .m Thursday a -vetting of last week a
.ongregatl 1 meeting was held Witt, a
leo to taking stele to sat•ure a permanent
pastor to take Mr. Nellly''s place when he
lases in a few weeks' time. As the Polon
church in t:.oleneh township, which has
been under Mr. Nellly's care es well as the
church here, had axcently added 760 to ti,.'
salary, the subject of uiakiug the oreseut
stipen.l 1150 more when a new pastor '.
metalled was the principal theme of e.
lot e. Mr. M.i'luskey. uft1he Union.t...o'll,
I,otlench township, ',tong present took part
in the ,io,cuawu. .I. 1:. ('lutuou, E. Shaw,
John Norton, 10. '4tirltng,It. Cumming and
several othere offend to doul,le their yearly
sulw•rtpptions. In the end U. Cumming and
John Ilof•tn-t were appointed delegates
to the Presby':ery meeting ,at T'uesdey of
this week .t Rlyth, to see if the Presbytery
would great the o.ngregationr n paster if a
Letter stipend is pail in future. %Vith the
two congregations cruuhined a minister
alight be obtained for the pest with the im-
proved prospects. This week the lapid of
the cot,gregatien4,te.-: ou T'hurolay eeen-
iug to eecide ,n a date for a tea oleatutwmgg
ano hear a report *Mout the quilt. which
will *berth- itinter. -.1.
WINGHAM.
(r71414 ons llwy t:OKKt:.Pu. LENT.)
Mayor ('lets is in t eederich this
week.
H. Clark, pumpark er, was in Walkerton
this wee*.
.1. C. strewn, of the l:.Vnk of Hamilton.
Lucknow, w.01 n, town (.11 Saturday.
F. I:. Murray, of flay City. Mich.. was
visiting friends in town on Wednea.lay
last.
A. E. Smit',. of tete firm ,f Halsted &
emit'. Ioankers,ts away on a cou le of weeks
trip. Ile is toeing relieved by .1r. Reed ..f
the \fount Forest ufbte of the alcove
firm. •
H. W. C. Meyer intrude 'melding . tine
Irick building on his property on Josephine
street, tinselly opposite T. A. Niels' store,
this Fall which will he an ornament to the
town.
H. ("lark, ret of H. Clark, pump -
maker, left for 'St. Louis, .lrkans.a,..n
Mnmla_y. Harry has been 'in -the employ .d
M. H. Meindoo for some time, and goes
highly recommended.
:no. ft.. King has 'weight the dry goa.he anti
gr..ery store fr T. A. Mille. Mr. King
has even int the employ of 11 r. 1lilla'ftr a
number of years. and is well thought of by
the general ',ebbe. No demi t:e,rge will
keep up tlh g...I reputation that Mr. Molls'
*tore los always hal. They are taking
.tock this week.
A..rnt:K Revell.. Mr. Itnrkholder, re•
presenting Moore. (off.e & es., of Toronto,
will he on the market this season for the
purpose of buying grain and pork. He is
in town mol getting things in shape, so that
there !•ill he no delay when the grain and
perk start to come in. They will ship all
toe the"! P. R.
ETHEL.
r, (Tet,i.TF, t'K 4..•?.'
Mrs. Aetuu o. visiting et IL F. Mc -
A ll i.t ere..
Inoplemelt agent 1 butt peel a short visit
to Teeewet.r Oil. week.
The Methahete of the. place intend re-
pairing their ehureh en the near future.
MIee t'smcron, of Molesworth. was the
guest of Miss •I. liartlemau for a few days
tins week.
A numb. r of members of the 1. l►. F. of
thio &here peed a tratermJ visit to Rrtu-
seL court past Fnday evening.
Wmt McL.,I has accepted a situation to
the 4.orric dour mill. and will leave for that
Pace in t few days. 1 nen. Brewster, for
merly of this plats, Inas taken Will's place
in reeve Milne's mill
The public meeting held in the Methodist
chmr•lt oat Tnewlay evening, tinder the
amspi.rs of the Soo. of Temperance, was •
etrce lee tnceees. Hssrde,t choice music
furnished hy the eiyitioal, wlelrvsses were
delivered by Rey. R. Sherlock and Mr.
Rooks, 3.. W. P. of the S. of T. of On-
tario. A most enjoyable time was spent
and everybody went away with the idea
that F:thel division is ht • prosperous turn-
ditim.
ST. AUOUSTMIE-
(rHmw o1 11 ow. 1 v,nR*N,.n►.. T.
ElalenitP preparations are being read,
for tee grand picnic which et to he (ism by
the ladies od the St. Augnstine Catholic
church ton Thirwd*y nut, Sept. 17th The
plank will he held .t Island Grove, near
here, and no finer place for an ot,esalnn of
this kind an be had than the groans
which have been selected. The managing
esrittee is arranging in every posit&
way ase the a joymeet of those who attend.
!(peeehes will be delivered hy M. C. Cam-
eron. M. P : J. T. (:arrow, M. PP.: P.
Kelly, Rlyth : M. Corrigan, Ilnlyrnd : 1).
Mr( illietrddy. (k.derich, and others. Morse
will he farnishd hy • firtt .lass string
Land. A beautiful sksrm cloak and ether
articles will he rafeel and s ,magnificent
gold wateh willM Printed to the meat
pnpelar stung IMlyr of the ttwigrPpltlnn.
i p*.'.•+r,Yert riga.' eia,lt•'-te em lime
IB cents All are. cordially invited to onto*
trod enjoy the day.
BRUSSELS.
(MON Ot'k low Ir 141.1 lti»t'of U[iT.1
Oran Turnbull is home fur his holidays.
LIHunter was on the sick lint mitt
W. Ard, of fquevaie, spent Sunday w
town.
Lung weenie's walks are quite fashionable
now.
Mrs. Traver, of Stratford, le visiting .t
A. l uu tar's.
( I rowds are
1,
0
0 gulag w Toronto Kxhi
bitten every day.
Mr. and Mrs. .I. Smith, (:.rderich, spent
a few days in ton o last week.
Harry (Tues and Thus. 1:!*dry,
t :o deneh, were 11.1 1.0011 Wit week.
Our baseball club goes to Mildmay to the
tournament Thursday of this week.
‘1 weed Kate Wtlrau and Mary Richard-
6"u
spa few clays in (:urns laiweek.
JJ hr• dentog poieooer u nuking hcu rounds.
Tee. centime were found dead on Alexander
st rt,et.
Mn. 1'has. Ainiev and children, of Hole
ream, were in town last week attending the
funeral of Mrs. Ainley, sr.
The sue wee sinking in the distant west:
.1 tabor had just sold a tort and vest:
lier little herd wee land upon his lomat,
And he did the rest.
Misers Kendall and Jackson have been
.uc,vsrtul to Ohtaiuitig sit uat ions as milliners,
the first ..t Lnlon, the latter at Erie. It
takes Itrusrelr to turn tout milliners.
The leoys had a nice tante last Thursday
at a dance at the Revere House. Some of
t,.,,. lied an enjoyable time. Kicherl the
h,,,tblao k, and lady were on deck. A very
pleaaaot time was haul by all.
Harm Whitely. %1ingham,'peat Sunday
w town. Harry is fest becoming famous
through his welues. His Krlenvn v.-ale/et"
are sereno: they are play.rl by some of the
I,,ttah.n lands et camp this year.
I overcoats and cloaks are just the thing
6•r terse e obi nights. The weather is almost
h,. cold for concerts un the park. The
editor of The Post a suggestion of playing
In the rink is a g.txi idea and would afford
recta Very plr.saut evenings.
RIPLEY.
(rK.,vt of a own On•k r..f o• pi. T.1
J. K. M ith,,llarid will take 'intypes at h4
Kaisers' un show de..
low.
McLeod Is defog a rushing busi-
ness in the tailoring N.• has got the full
fora ,n and is mating clothes rt like the pa
per on the wall.
le, uut forget the land concert un show•
night.
Xothm; is being spare.) to snake the Fall
fair a surcea.
Jliss Flora 1'nung, of Kittens, is vi.it•
ing MG.. Martha Shelton. ,
Muss Magpie Martin was '.taming at
K. F'Inlays to a, ter con., last week.
Thee. grown, foreman In T'. %%'. Ira,'is's
tin slop, took a delve to Holyrood on Sun-
day.
The Good Templates lodge i.e booming
herr. They are making rine of the boys
come to time.
Rutchrr Smith bought thirty-two head of
cattle one day last week. Jinn is hnun,l to
Wee ns the hat.
Mia Maggie %I,:Leod returnee fron.
Southampton, where she los been resiting
her sister for the last while.
Gordon Henderson, station agent of Wi
artou, pans us a visit on the 5th Inst. Gor-
don is a welcome rioter among the fair
tones.
Kenneth Mcl.etel, of Red .racket, rs vis-
iting his parenas here for • few weeks. Mac.
reports all the boys from this part well and
doing welL
DUNLOP.
(r3o,44 0UII ow. c"RSLW'O.tCNT.1
Ella Healy, of Detroit, 1s visiting bore
thus week.
Mos Ruby Wilkinson, of Windsor, and
Mis, Helen Haldane, of i)etn,it, enjoyed a
pleasant seen here of several .la) slant week,
being the guests of Mrs. K. 11'tlli•ms-
James Lnhy, of Chicago, who is at pre
sent on a visit to relatives in G,.lerich, and
his teeter, Miss Annie Luby, enjoyed a
lolearnnt vont here -this week, the guests of
%Ir. and Mee J. Tobin.
The heavy rain of Saturday did not
brighten up the sprite of the farming com-
munity, as a similar one did two months
ago. Quite a number of acres of grain got
a general wetting which will check the pro
grecs of harvesting for a few ddays' Al soma as
the thralung.are over *4-0111.41 here we will
let our busy I.eebnrn crnlmin. know .Rout
the eagle t., the acre, measuring at the right
way and not trying thee, wav of measuring
it by the .id of figures in the bins after it u
threshed. •
DUNGANNON.
[rums urn mw. t.,kitnertNONNT.,
Qunte a number of cattle and sheep were
driven through our village en route for the
market, via Lucknow.
Quite an ares of Fall what for next year
has been .mown in this vicinity. Dame
Rumor Iiia it that it is growing vigorously
and Looks well.
Weather ie 1100 apparently taking on an
Autumnal aspect, as is evinced by the days
being shorter, the stainers lengthened, and
the nights cooler.
The Spring wheat which up to the
present has Leen threehee is reported to
turn out a good quantity to the acre, and
this of an excellent •reality.
J.M. Roberts, of this village, treasurer of
the West Wawenowh Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, is attending the Amities in 3.'lalf
of business concerning the company's in
tercets.
Thos. E. Dentin, of our village, who ROMP
dine ago took • carload of horses to the
Northwest, returned home the later part
at last week. He looks as if the trip agreed
with him.
11'm. lane, .ec'y treasurer of the Dun-
gannon Agricultural and Driving Park A.-
soci.tion on Monday was at the Amore
held in the (-minty town on busmen con-
nected with the Association.
owing to Rev. A. Potter'■ tieing on a
visit to his venerable mother, his pulpit will
be neeupts,I nett Sahhath morning and
evening hy Mr. Itu.tow, Nile, and Rev. R.
Fairborn, pastor of Friskier church Isere,
respectively.
eterrwt,J. ee Fa.1TI•rc 4:1we On Fri
day evening .d last week the Sensors of the
Sepny v'ill.ge•north of it., eleven in number,
paid • visit to .rte villa(.., and during the
evening entered into ,'oOtest with the
Sienenr. .1 ',wig/seem to a match game of
football. Tien• nee end * half hours, which
was diverted Into haloes of forty five min-
utes Although .igneous efforts hy both
teams were mole en the first half to take •
penal, neither esee.a'rled. In the .trend holt'
even more strenuous efforts were
tetra`ivlsgteserr *i3P4t restMutt et 1`
no better than that of the fire, or either
team, There wen quote • number of apse
tatww d ladies, elappywi•a
and cat • gsMaal .pinion outworn
Mg the gym* M that Ihtagaaww team, too
the whole, did the bat work. Special
attention might hen be made of Messrs.
McKay, Ilurmin, Anacreon and I). 1411 for
their expertness. We understeed that the
I)uugannutt team treated their visitors wit
gran courtesy and respect
Mow McCann, our popular dres.-wiaker,
has removed north nes Suuthasnpd,t st., on
111. e.trorr .4 Albert .t., opposite the pre
mfr of J. B. Crawford, lute • niore spa.
Mu' rod cooreniently situated shop, where
she will be ion a better innsition to mut her
numaruw patrons.
Our merchants, grocers, tmech*nios, dram
makers, milliners, etc., .re, we believe, do
Ing a good Wainer ui their respective call
tugs, eoosideriag the season of the year
anal they expect a larger rush of bustnees IA
the near future. So mote it be.
As the unisons' throe was for rain in the
months of June and July, .o now it le fur
fair weather. HoAever, as at the tom. of
writing the pru.peets for fair weather err
more hopeful than * couple of days past,
f• -mere especially will hail it with great
ecstacy.
Pistol( reel VK.oue. Ihingartnon is bound
to grow, new betiding.. benne sou dructe.I
and old ones removed anti made more sub-
stantial, buildings being painted, mew lot.
being takeu up and neatly emcloeed, .11 of
which goes to slow that our village is
bond to keep apace with the coulee
Woe omen 1. Patturt•x. -In our last refer
ence was moat- to a great growth of pens
and .sits : nue we have to record a still
more wonderful growth of two -rawest
barley, which grew .n lot 16, S. W. (, con -
marten 5, West Meawatsh. A •pecmlen
was shown to your humble ...eres{xrodent,
and upon inspection It war found that .tole
grain viehled forty well-.1veloped hewer.
11'e think such growth loan t.. equal.
AT ST. Tla.lt t'. Dungannon is re-
presented to the volunteer force by Messrs.
Mallough, Slchul anti Resale and others of
our . [(lege. 'We hope they will put 111 gotta
work lute returu brimful of military eau -
cattalo. %1'e understand that, owing to •
gnat number Of our young men having gone
to Uncle Sei nee domains 10.1 Other parts to
seek their teeters*, the flue company of
Volunteers wl,i,h ,mer axlste.l is now
broken up : hence the weak representation,
in munchers, from i/ungl unun at drill.
Hark .1,., u.. .las. Ko.e, of West WW'•-
wantsh, the popular implement agent, sue
orate" fernier and horsedealer, returned
house hist week from Mauitula, where he
bol taken a shipment of horses for rale.
He sounds its hind tones the praiser of the
prairie country and its immense crops of
what, aid .sys that it is the place for a
pian with a small capital to locate, es there
are al.ant•ges in that country for such
which are not obtaituhle in Ontario, al
though he is of the opIuon that people ad
viewed in veals who can Pate comfortably
in Ontario had better remain in it.e
BAYFiELD.
[oriole o('k use. , I'JIiwht\n1%T.)
Harry Kemp has • tine barber's chair.
Come and get • hoar cut.
Mtge Horne ani Mrs. Waters and family,
of Stratford, are at the Queries.
Mrs. Hutcheson, of T.r.,nto, u .isitiag
relatives ut Hoye -hi amt ticinity.
Mia R. Stonehouse and L. Wills are
attrnhng the model .ehool at t'Iwtent.
Miss I)selantl, of Ver.choyl., a the guest
of Mee. Jam... Mose, Godench township.
.las. Craig, .1 Detroit, who dals very
extensively to fish, was here on business last
week.
H. McLeod, %tem Ferguson, Andress
Fowliel ase! K. Murray returned last
Satunlay.
Mus Holme., of learrie,and Mia Whitak-
er, of London, have been the guest, of Mrs.
G. H. Hewson.
Mrs. Georw,e Ktiag boa returnee' home
from a visit to %%'ing-ham, Londesborough
and „t h••r places.
Ike. Robert r:airdner and wife, Of Niles,
4Lch , have returned horse from an enjoy
able . telt with his parents.
OOrputy reeve Beacon', of (:alerich •n
ship, was in town Sunday. It is • rte.l
he is becoming .quite skilled in ery.
Mrs. Scrimgeour and fantl returned to
Montreal this week after pleasant se:a•
tion with her parents, and Mrs. .lames
Gairdner
The M' Ha still continue services at
the Meth. list urch. Sunday evening the
town hall crowded to the doors t.o hear
these 1
M rs. Parkinson, Whtaker, .I*ckir.,
Mar le,R. Switzer anti C. f irth,of 'motion,
A. R. Ferry, of Hamilton, and 1'ellar, of
Toronto, were lately M town.
Mia Ray Hickson, of Saforth, Miss
!doggie Ma:l)onald, of Sault Ste. Mane,
'hiss Maggie 4',sonell, of ('anon, .re spend.
ing
end-
ing holi.lays with friends here.
On M.ndlay next Mrs. George %'anter
leaved for her home in Kam,.. She will he
accmnpaniel as far as Chicago by Miss T.
('olktl•y, who goes to visit her .is
ter.
Rev. Kobt. Aylward, wife and fannl., of
London, who have been greatly enjoying a
few weeks vacation here returned Merle last
week. They were very much ples.ed with
Ilayfiele as • Summer resort.
THE MARKETS.
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p r , tlasLrteh raises,
f lots- WBiY. ......wwealc se I fral/j .fi
sir 1M1
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len
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Died lift 1eL..•..,
Riled
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h ..«.•.••.e••... nes
Peas 111 .,• .• till/tests
attests
Hero . Y hash.. y
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Lost week's News Record .tate) that the
Rayfield correeponeent was visiting in (Tin-
ton. It is more probable that he was at St.
Thomas. He might favor his friends with
cents interesting notes on "life .t camp."
Instead of holding a garden party, the
members of the Church of Engkeel purpose
holding a harvest home on Aun.lay, ippt.
20th, when the church will he Jeenratel
with flowers, fruit and product* of the
tarn,, and specie' mnatc and service render-
ed.
Rev. Mr. Newton returned last Friday
frau a very ple*aant trip to tate OId
l' ountry. Mrs. Newton and Nellie spent
the time with relatives and friends at
Itra.lford. 111n their arrival .t the par-
sonage they were greeted by a large num
her of the members of the emigregation,
who hal prepared a bountiful repast. A
very pleasant evening was spent.
1)n Wednesday, Sept. 16th, the Orange.
men of Stanley district rupee.' holding a
mammoth planer in Mr. Jenrette grove.
At 11 o'clock • grand pr aconin will m areh
to Rayfield and return to the grnonde for
lunch,when aldrtsser will he made by Revs
Newton, Thiha4P.. and Hen dent rs, 11*y
field ; 'rent*, Hensall, and other itring
.losing your basket. .nal enjoy the day's
sport. The farmers are invited to, jean 111
and have t gond tins. Kverybody wed
mule.
On Monday m- orning Mr Hobbs, Credi
ton's popular te.cher, had the miefortowe to
lose ha driver it got it/ leg Pewgltt, i.
Fist, venue ld.tksen shut it had to be ass.
John V•ad*rs aim had the mielerta.e to
lose • valuable hone.
Potatoes, biter
ritkr
acini*.
Wood
Wool .
lades
Lombok -hes
Dmosti
Ns Hags, i awl .._........
names illississiser.
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Flour etee••.. Mrt•O,4
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Benne Wheat 0:0 100 at
Il.rby ................. Y 33 to ti ya
Peas •wiwe4
A poke Melee* OW 1111111e • 0tom 0sa
Butter
...--..-•••••••••••• ........ eletoY34
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inure ......... ...... 0 10 to Y 12
clay
Cordwood .... •• • . 3 00 to a 34
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Peas .
Harley
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KINGSBRIDGE.
[Mitt Ore ow..VIKKIL,PO tnt!YT.'
Rt. Rev. Hshup 3 1'l'onnr, 0 le, of le ,a -
.lm, will administer coufinnatio n at .fah•
held on Mueday, Sept. 14, at 10'30
A yuuug run el Jas. than sustained •
severe Injury to his hip on T ilesday evening
and is In a critical coldttnn.
The harvesting of crops in this section is
rather llackwat'd owing to the recent fre-
quent rains. This week Inds fair, however,
to help the husbandman out.
ZURICH -
1151.44 ori 104..a,KKC er n. 1,11.7.,
F. Hem has retuned front a '.1tt to
Detroit.
H. Happel. of Berlin, s ie town no
bosoms this week.
Eln Hem,ehelier one of the old noneen
of the c llage, has returned from Stanley.
(Mr teachers, Mr. Latta, Mr. Jarrett and
Mum Hauch, are .tten.hnig the 'mien teachers
oonreOtiou in lemon' this weak.
Ibn't target the 11-told's Fair to he hell
in this tillage ou Monday and Tut -easy
nett. The fair this year proauets to he ,se
of the Lest ever hell. The hat of special
attractions and special prizes is the largest
that hu ever been presented 1., the paler by
the Hay agricultural society.
HOLMESVILLE.
(,now ol'I1 ow'. '.„kk.ttot(DR.T.)
Mia Elsie Pickard, who has beett.vtst
friends In Mitchell for sererwl .days, r unit-
ed on 'Peasley last.
Rev. Mr. Thiltale.tl, from hail, de-
livered a very thoughtful 411 ole in the
tleth.tlst church here Sabbath last.
The sermon, was highly I.gued by molly
of his hearers.
We learn that anniversary of the
Meehodut chu • ere is to take place ev-
iler than at fi - contemplate) the reason
tor the ., nge Icing the itev. W. etc -
'Omagh' inability to attend at the later
datetis now appointed to take place os
th ,t h and 21st nut.
Mra W. Procter, from Detroit, who
has been visiting hern, for some time,return
ed .on Saturday last. She war accompanied
by her stater, Mrs. ( Williams, and Mrs.
Robert Mee'ortnee. The latter rejoins her
husband, who hal previously gone there.
The financial district meeting .4 the
Nlethuodlsta held here cm Tuesday was (►tray
•ttetmled otlicully and the usual busman
disposes of with the usual rapidity. In the
evening a platform meeting -vas held and a
large audience addressee by Rev. Merv.
IGel(.y, Potter and ('as.on. These addres.
e. were thoughtful as well u enthusiastic
and refle'tel erotic not only on the speak-
ers but on the denomination they represent
el. The Next district meeting is to he hell
in (Tinto&
BRUCEPIELD•
[MOW 0I'5 mw•. rtnitninM.Da.T. )
F. L Walker return. to Boston nett
week.
Mus Marks, of Rayfield, was in town last
week.
Mir .1. I:ihun, of (Tinton, was :n town
lout week.
Miss Grace Allen, of I:aderich, is riritisg
here at present.
A number 0t our. villages. picnicked at
R.yheld Satumlay
Misses Maria Kennard relapsed home fmm
Port Arthur this week.
Mir Aline Rom left for her bowie in Pe-
tiole* Monday morning.
Mis. ushome
from the J1)14anet ('ounMtrystard thisi. ,monexp.otth. l
Miss R. Forsythe, of legnineville, ia eh
guest of Mia.lenaie Mustard this week.
W. H. (;ode, of Wforth, marineted
serves in the Methodist church last Sab-
bath.
Mn. Venter, of Oh.Ain, Kan., wait II"
guest of Mrs. W. R.ttenbery last
week.
W. Kot..,, who has been in sirwndns,
Man., during the Summer,il expecte.' home
the. week.
Mir N. Show, who has been visiting iter*
for .cls. time, left for her hoarse in %1•ing
ham P'v4day.
Mw ManMcIntosh and L )last 'el-
tnenosd a farces at (limon (:ollugi*tl' ("-
stem.. Dns w*d tak.
Wm. Diens, the popular proprietor of
smiths, 1)txen Hoes, is having hie hotel. hall
and .Nhlss r•e•paented.
Lend a les for P
h
i
l
s
adeAl..lphiaM n( -r Ann Aintanrbor Is a f.w w*uk.
whir, he pnrprreestadying denti.tre•
N', wash him ivory .wcoesi
Moses laves, who has loss im 11,em•t
and Port Horxm for the root Iv. Monad
retnrnod kers, laic mw.l. Uccle ea°
mean to have agreed with kale►.
W. •ten pleased to know that the old stir
clwegv +r.s4,srr« t.wNWw4rIlialysarri
rs.uml.d .hortl which will M a groat 4
varitype. Mr.y, of Olsten, wig hss.