The Signal, 1891-10-16, Page 88
THE SIGNAL: GODERIOH, ONT., FRIDAY, OG'TOBER 16, 1891.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
/gawk notes Joke Aob.see .. Pg. e
•verweee J1wa.r i Pest. 3
(7ectery sad Glaswew R. Pries & $s1
Ilteregips Var.W -W. l'. Goole 1
Teacher Wagged - W them Treble. - . 4
Memo Toeing A.11/ mulpswr
Pant and Teat Makers Wasted -IL orfs.....
Teacher rented D. M. Job.sos 4
Sloshes Hat4oe -gee & HelmeMad 4
Intimates Tea K. Campaiese .. 1
To the PesOls -Jobs Rabrtps •
Bargion Coveter J.h.Moa O.q . 1
♦ Liberal l'Hfkr The Weil* Meta
Diesolutioe of Peseta -- )yen frttailtlr
tmiserlas B.•ahlet 4
Servant W sated -Mrs. ![e(LIrb11//7. - 4
kltra/ed Hader Jos. T. eslkeid ... ,4
l swleg--Youas Ladies Illmles MOM 4
SOFIA.
JOHNSTON--O. Suede,. 11 teatal Sault tits.
Marie. Ilse Fr
e wife of ed. W . Johnston.
junior )utter of Algoma. of • ten.
JON 11. 1 **home, os M11 ult.. the wife of
Joie.. of • daughter.
JOHNS --In tJ.burme. os. 1st lest.. the wife of
Hoary John.. of • daegkter.
('ANTYWN la ('linin*. en October hid. the
wife d Per Contrite'. )r.. da wen.
GARHI'TT-l. Wtasham. on Sept. 181h. the
wife of H. Garbutt, of • sou.
MARRIED.
iICAII )N'ANN -Oo Wednesday. ;Mime.. at
the residence of the bride's father. tetrath-
roy. by the father of the bride, .slated by
the brother of the groom. Rev. IC. A. Year,
Miss Ise M. swans. to Gee. A. rear
druggist. of Oodench.
y4OMK1t3 WRIGHT In Monis. at the rest
dente of tee bride's father. os. Wednesday.
30th oh.. by Rev. A. Gluier. curb ()st..
. a .td by Rev. N. Y. Caaspbell. Itobt.
Homers to Mine Elizabeth. daughter of
lerawcis Wright.
CARLIN DI.VICItkAt X - In M. James'
ehnrrh, riesforth.b the Rev. rather (',wk.
Patrick Carlin to Miss Minnie Devereaux.
daughter of FAI ward Isetcre.ux, both of
lriabtown.
JOI1Ny4)N .HKPP.tHD tt the rwdena•e
of the bride's father. Guderivb township.
on the kith Sept.. by the Re.. W. Ayers. 1'.
J. JV4.n.nu, of Stanley. to Mini Herne:
Sheppard. daughterof John .S.ppard.
DIED.
tal'IUk1.1 In Uoderich, on Monday, October
12th. Sarah. wife of James Q atgeLy. ajre3 el
year..
TIsDALI.- In Clinton. on rhe art Oct.. F. J.
M 7 'Wall. dialler of J. I'. Tisdall. aged tL
rear'.
MO1'NTCASTI.k In Clinton. oo theatlt Oct..
Prance Dura Muuntea.tle. relict of the
late Sidney 11. 3lountcautle. aired ! years
nod 8 mouths.
Cl'DMOlt -In Clinton. On the god Oct..
Austin Clare. Intamt son of 5V. Cudmore.
aged - months and 4 da)..
JOKY - In )'•borne. oo the 3rd Uv'.. Janes
Jory. ailed 42 yews. 3 mon' hs.
RI'CHANAN - In Uoderich. on Monday. Oct.
12th. Dell. klizabeth. wire of tt'm. Rochest-
e r amend S; years.
STKWART In Seafurth. on Saturday-. Oct.
/01h.1101, John. third son of John Siewert,
Renounce aged 2. yearsand 11 menthe,
WIGGINS In U.dench. on Saturday. Oct.
10th. I'411. t'atharinc Hell. youngest
daughter of James Wiggin.. sued 3 months
and 7 days.
WINGHAM.
prairie 4W11 owN conitEttriisoaNe. ]
Tits$u. (&L from now int -1 tan. 4. 4*!. for
3ioc The best is the cheapest and Tile Hro%.i.
Is the best. Take a trial trip,
S. Robinson, of I.ucknow, was un town on
Monday.
Mr. Boyd, of Montreal. was the guest of
(. Fileck last week.
1'. Deana was a ju.Ige at the Atwood
Fall fair ou Tuesday last.
.1. C. !frown, manager of the Bank of
Hamilton, Luektinw, erns in town on ',slur -
day.
M*..set herla.d and Meeurray,.if ('oral
Wreath, were vetting fnen.le In town lest
week.
Rev. Mr. McNabb, of Lucknow, occupied
the pulpit in the 1'reabyt'riau church oil
Sunday.
Two ries salvation Army officers arrived
1n town on Saturday to take charge of the
branch here.
.I. .I. Elliott left on Wednesday of last
week to resume his studies at the Ontario
Veteruary College, Toronto.
BLVTH.
(rime ..4.41nWx r..RRC.abNpgNT.]
TH. Mi.,: now until Jan. 1. 1881 for
V:c. The best is the cheapest and TH. Seaat.
is the best. Take* trial trip.
%Vie. Emig'. was In Buffalo the week with
Ianrla..
P. .1. %lcK.1.ert, of London, wan here this
week 00 business.
A pan) of kids took in an excursion to
11'rstfiell
on Monday night.
A. H. Plummer has secured) the position
of principal of the public school here.
E. H "never went up to 'Firewater this
week ter attend the funeral of a relative.
Ft. comers end (ride have returned home
and will now settle down to the stern duties
of life.
A number of the prominent members of
the 1. 0. 4.. T. were attending a convention
111 Kmlurn (stay
111.e concert on Friday evening was. a
great success, the hall being literally
jammed futl,many not being able to get in.
F. Metcalf has purchased the ggrr xcxrry
stock of McK w & Powell and isadvert :s-
ing groat h.rgaina in jewellery and gre-
terien.
7'hna. Thompson las been fortunate to
immure the petition of section foreman, %Van.
IAohertl not being able to attend to .t on
scewnt of ill health.
Tate M...'. 1.s
(Jpgn the weather le accepted b • some as
reel. by others it u disputed. The moon
n ever attract* .orna from the tender, aching
spot. Putnam'* i'unles ('orn Extractor re
saves the most painful torte in three days.
This great reniedy makes no sore rote,
dotesm t go fooling around • man's foot, but
gets to betimes at nice, and effects a
cure. Dusi't be imposed opus' by submit
Wes and imitations. (:et " Putnam s ' and
00 other.
Raised. Pont W. M. Sinclair presented)
cis with a home-grown grown peach, of the 1'raw
ford variety, that would do colt to •
Southern clime. It measure.' 71 inches in
In Sproat, Seaforth, has returnel from
his trip to the Pacific ('nest- When at ('.1
gory he tolled upon he old friend Dr. Mac
Ki..d. He found him very limey. He is
now practising nn his awn hook, having dis •
solved with the doctor he had
inrn practising with
W. J. Roe, of M•wr,a, and J S. Anderson,
of Fist N'.wanosh. men of Finlay Atkinson,
have . ,e.. t.. the Philadelphia dental college,
the former for he final term and examine
tion smith* latter for his second term Roth
of theoe young men ser fot'n.eely students
m %% H. Meliowld'sdental .44.e in Wing
hast
Visitors to the Gnat North wasters Es hi
binge tut month gnarly admired the
dimple, of the (:.,dense organ ('n
Their makes of are fast surpassing
all others in heanty of excellency
of tree Madly l..m y and es.
courage home
HURON COUNTY CORRESP ONDENCE
T" veac
PARAMOUNT.
tenors ova owl
Tssfl.,xaL tram sow gaga Jaa. u, MI gar
Ne. The beg is the elioweel and Toe 1HSr*L
le the tent. Tate • tried Tip
Nome. -Mrs. l.ki., of Meacheeter, is at
p}eewea.s t visu.ug .t John Raid's Jute Mc -
mew has masons engaged building .
'foundation under part of hie hero ...Rev.
Mr. naps= very ably tilled Hope pulpit
Sanday wierning . Rev lir. Henderso.,of
Kiaoudine, will h au educational ssr-
meu in Hope Methodist cherub Sunday
eveewyp.
Regarding the Petrone' mart which was
&ne.,wwxd In the last issue of The Luckaow
Sentinel to take place in Paramount, we
must try to stake right a a.ght error which
appeared. au that no person will be disap-
pointed
pointed or molest The.owcert which was
advertised to be held in Paramount will be
w ('lover Valley, which is • little north of
here. VI e hope that nu persue will he mis
led, and that everybody will go and enjoy
the fou. We understand that a good Bute
.an be expected and pains will be taken to
make i, • succuo.
F' i n.. roc 'of 1'k...r►:' Is, Dewdrop cul
siders it of Paramount uuportancr to pro
vide innocent anusemeut for the young folk
of the neighborhood to while away stone of
the long Winter evenings. With this object
in view they have arranged for • candy and
necktie social t.. he held on Friday evening.
the 23rd inst.; an.1 when the young fellow
who was not there get• up next morning.
mod hit sister tells what a big 11n.e they all
had he will feel like crawling into • knot
hole and having the hole t)Iled up with
Paramount cheese.
Ike -amp also has looked eautiou.ly for-
ward
orwand to Hallowe'en, remembering events of
the past when they were young, .n1 not
wishing to have their front gate stolen, or
their lumber waggon put on top of the
barn, or the goat let loser, will have ..n that
evening • beechnut crackiug match, which
roll- from the
ancient youthful Hallowe'en palltimes. Then
again in the near future they peeper hay
ing one of their•old time i1' , for
which Paramount has long been noted. A
committee has been appointed to rake out
a goof program and favorable dot elseprmente
are e.p•rted shortly. Not only will there
he a goof supply of horse talent to take
part, but as of yore the leading talent in
the two nominee will bre pnsent. We will
further 'notify when this grand entertain.
meat is expected to come off. We melte
neighboring lodges to any and all of these
fort trifles.
ETHEL.
- (mon olP ..WS dotitrAn.DILNT.j
THa du, ant. from now until Jan, I. ll11J, for
25c. The bent is the cheapest and THU 1310s•I
is the best. Take a trial tree.
Mies .1. ,fury has returned from Toronto.
Mrs. Ratcliffe t. renewing acyuatntancea
in Brussels and t is nity.
The C. 11: Y. of this place attended a
concert in Atwood last Friday evening.
They report having a good time
.1. A. Young haa rented the house and
shop owned by .Iohn Hansul.l and will re-
move in a few says. 1'. Stubbs will occupy
the house vacated by .I. A.
Charlie Willis, w -ho has acted as clerk for
Simpson t Son for the past few years, has
secured a more remunerative situation u.
Winghani. He left fur that pace nn Mon-
day last.
BRUCEFIELD.
[room urn ow? cok46.romiENT.'
Ti,. Sios•i. from now until Jan. 1, Ihtaf, for
2Se. The beet u toe .•beapest and Tug rin.xit.
is the hest. Tale • trial trip.
Ret. Mr. Met ra• preached in l:
church Sabbath evening last.
Jesse O'Neil, C. 1'. R. agent, Strathdai n,
Man., is in town looking hale and hearty-.
We are please.) to state that Miss 4'. Mc-
Intosh, who has leen unwell tor some time,
is rapi.ily rthproving.
Rey. • J. Higgins, of Haat Winchester,
occupied the pulpit of the Canada Presby-
terian church last. Sabbath morning.
The Misses 11.11, reviraliats, held crowd
eel meetings last week in the Methodist
church. They continue this neck also.
Mrs. Jas. Rrotdtoot and Miss K. Walker
returned home Monday evening form Bad
Axe, Mich., where they were visiting
friends.
The celebrated trotting stallion St.lisiae,
owned by P. McGregor, was brought home
front Kentucky, where he Inas been in train-
ing during the Summer.
CORAL WREATH CORNERS.
(410.14 twit IL nen' .Waamir0)elreNr.]
Toe 4i iN•1. from now until Jan. I. 14112. for
'Lw. The bee is the cheapest ••d Tits timAat
n. the best Take • trial tap.
l.ueknow Fall show was largely at tended
from this Vicinity.
Most of the farmers of this section have
started Fall ploughing, 'as quite • number of
them have • large .mount of it to dl, the,
season.
I In 4 rat. 5th, 1891, Harry Currie was
made the gad recipient of a fine girl baby
by hos wife. Now, that must be the reason
that Harry is all nettles of late.
Mrs. Kenneth Hueter, of this pate, hall
a quilting be on Thurs.lay of part week.
Several of the l'arannount belles were to
attendance. %\e I.elreve they lied a gond
old hoe
We believe Daniel l'otchcr, of this place,
is going on a trip to Buil Axe to see his son,
Daniel White Potcher, of that pace, on
M.ndaymorning, (let. 12th. We wish him
a very pleasant trip.
l'arammint I. O. 4;. T. which meets n.1
the (:range hall every Friday evening, well
hold their next meeting on Thlinttlay next,
on account of the grand concert t.• he held
in ('lover Valley on Friday evening next.
The ('lover Valley 1'atrona of ludwtry
intend having one of the grandest concerts
that ever was heli in the part of the.ouuty
on Friday evening, (Wt., 16th, 1891. The
very hent of talent is secure.' for the occa-
sion Tome one, onme all and spend a p1e.s
silt evening with the boys.
We are sorry to note the ddatly of John
i:illace, which took place .t his home in
lietroit, Mich., on Tuesday, bth inst. Mr.
I:illace was a former resident of this place.
He leaves a wife to mourn his loge. Mrs.
GilI*ey has the heartfelt sympathy of the
vicinity in her red i
LEEBUHN.
(mon or it OWN `rT.)
Tee Moret from now ..til Jan. 1. lett, for
foo. The hem i. the cheapest and Tile Swtwa.
D the best. Take. trial trip.
Rev. .lames Black, of Hamilton, will
readout the seri-loss in the P
chianti herr and at l%.io.n Atwell next
lord's ley.
Rev. iir Jamieson ',trenched here to a
Weise*last Sunday morning.
M went to the 4'nion, .n I loderi'h
township. to couwloct afternoon servo'..,
where he wowkl may till 1Veds.slay
morning en as to he present at the weekly
prayer ne.tiag thaw. On W edeendap
evening of this week le will he present at
the weakly prayer ensues bre, Matra
hare en Thursday fur Loodesburoasll where
he is to be la charge of the Tamest maim
entice there for several weeks.
Burrows' and Riohar dsow's t
.•chins are os the move about her i
weak and last. Threshing is attracting
nearly everybody's attention at present.
The 4.osptl meeting had no
Sunday evening saw a large attendance,
which iisteaed to an able and pleasing ..1
dress from James Mitchell, of tioderich.
In it he showed by figures the Lege sum
spent annually in support of the liquor
tra4ic,and said he was in favor of total pro
hibntiou, as .t would be • benefit for .11.
Our meeting Sunday ev.uiag,the 18(14 iOIL,
will be addressed by %Vm. Armstrong, of
Godench : meeting to start at 7 r. r.
DUNGANNON.
(rause ora owN
Tog Sit'AL from now mil Jan. 1, UM for
its The best ,s im cheapest and Tun 81014a1.
is the beet. Take • trial trip,
Apple picking mod shipping Mem, Fall
ploug rug, eta., are attracting the promi-
nent Attenuant of all 000..erned.
Vs.Irv.K. A son end daughter of Juhn
Kaine, of Gorrie, and at one tine. resident
of Dungannon. were visiting relatives sad
former associates here during the latter part
of Wt week.
Vu.t2oa.. Still they opine. Miss Tilly
Cox. daughter of Samuel Cox. of Goderich,
is on a visit to T. Anderson's, Aahtleld.
Min Henderson, of Whitechurch, is the
guest of A. Pentland, West Wawanosh.
How►. Ai. its. Mrs. Wm. McArthur, of
ter a lengthened visit to relatives and friends
at Montreal, returned home last Monday.
No doubt happiness ha.. &ruined the place
of I in the habitattoa, and
reigns supremely.
Our milliners, notably Mrs. %Vilson, have
Leen very busy during the last week or so
}finery to the young ladies
of this vlein.tyy, as alio to some of the older
ones who are detennunetl to look their best
at the t)ungannon Exhibition.
Weather permitting, there are great anti
cipat ions of a aucceadul exhibition this week
at Dungannon. Further particulars next
week, as we shall then have more scope for
details concerning it. At the time of writ-
ing weather looks rather ouinons. We
hope it will continue fair for the exhibition.
Simon Pentland, son of Thomas Pentland,
Ashfield, a student of divinity, on List Mab -
bath evening occupied the pulpit of Itev..1.
Potter very acceptably. Nu ducouree nn
that ocwion was founded on the worth
" The things that are seen are temppoural,but
the things that are unseen are abiding mitt
eternal. "
During the latter part of last week our
!popular cattle iuyer and drover, Hugh
(:strut, deputy reeve of Ashfield, shipped
via Lucknow, for the market, a urge nu,n-
ber .d excellent lambs, two droves number-
ing upwards of three hundred and fifty. It
is quite a boon for the farmers in this &nil
surrounding vicinity to have as buyer such
an honorable dealer as Hugh. He deserves
to be successful.
Sm'okrlx.. Ifni%n:R. tilt's. Miller, daugh-
ter of .hat. Me(Juaig, Ashfield, has recently
purchased a handsome two-year•old colt
faith Mrs. Warnock, e:oderich, which has
Leen traced by our popular hotel keeper,
Mr. Glazier, who is an expert horseman.
The animal is so thoroughly trained that
Mrs Miller enjoys herself in driving it, it
being very tractable and docile. JIr. t;.
deserves great credit for the manner In
which he trained the animal to travel when
attached to the buggy.
A ('un►: ('vm1-As ,John McWhinney,
son of the lee Andrew McWhinney, Ash-
field, was 011 Thur.d•y of last week engaged
to constructing a tarn, or an nutbuildwg
on the premiss of Wm. Mel,juoid, Ashfield,
an axe which del been Nuck in part of the
building immediately above where he was
working fell and cut his skull. Medicel at-
tendance was speedily procured, and on ex-
amination be was pronounced to be seriously
injured. However, since, by good skill and
proper care he is, . the nature of
the accident, slowly recovering, which will
no doubt 1.e pleasing to his mother, sisters,
hr -.there. relatives and numerous acinain-
tancre.
As the county fathers will meet at I:od-
erieh p. appoint • county clerk ere our :next
we hope they will take into
that almost from the time the county coun-
cil was formed the southern part of the
county has been h000r.d with the position,
it being held by two of its residents.
There are,we understand, several applicants
and amongst them good owes from the
north, one especially from our village, who
u, ase presume, thoroughly . 1 and
posted in municipal affairs and therefore
would fiU the pennon satisfactorily and
with credit to himself. Much as we would
regret to have him leave our village as he
is held in great esteem by .11 and sundry,
we hope the county council will see their
way clear to appoint him. and by doing so
they will have no douse to regret their action
in the respect.
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL.
w ENT WAWA 10.4N.
Council met on October 3rd with mem•
bens all prevent. The treasurer's report for
August elbowed receipts of 859268 with
expenditure of $572.26, leaving a balance
on hand of $20.42. Report placed on 411e.
The collector's bond was presented and ac-
cepted Moved by Mr.
ladle, seconded by Mr. Todd, that the
reeve and treasurer he authorized to borrow
8100 for • period of two months. ('.reed.
The clerk was instructed to levy 8431.82 on
the W•wanosh ratepayers. i). Young's
drain account, as a final levy. Complaint
was .rade by Mr. Gay that the redway to
hiproperty broad been (Luna in rep•inng
road. Moved by Mr. Todd, seen n.ledl by
Mr. Bailie, that the rail at.
tend to this natter at once. yarned. The
following &counts were paid : Ileo. Arm
strong, 26' rods gravelling between 15 and
16, con 1, or $1.4.5, and patting in culvert,
8300 841.42: Robe Plunkett, culvert he
tween 21 and 22, cow. 3, 83.00 ; Hannah k
Kilpatrick, bridge opposite 15, con. R and 9,
818.00: Than. Lott, timber and bridge
oppnite 14, con. 12 and 13. $13.00; R.
Hannah, gravelling opposite 26. one. 2 and
3. 9 roils N 75e. l6 7S ; Ther Anderson,
cutting hill and 26 rods gravellin opposite
con n 2 aa1 3, ie 11. f 4 .19. 90 E.
Derain, cutting ditch and piping between 18
and 19, one. 9, $3 00 : John Gamut, 2 rays
repairing Hard, 82.50 ; Robe. Haines, 21
yards gravel os 70 , and damage,SOc. $1.97.
Coward adjourned to meet on Saturday.
Nov. 21st, R. K. Minim. Clerk.
Mr. Porter's las by the ate fie at Mea.
forth amounts to nearly 82,800. It was
only just lately that he could estimate the
loss.
R. (:ray, of McKilktp, was in Toronto
hoe week calliutg o. • , model
in regard to his rpm. which have bees
troy .sg him of ate.
L)UNLOP. brethren. Tut tit... ab serine 'hardly kta.w
what he was gag to da V sea M ie4 essshe
news, the sled wwasso aid for kis l,
but le wenn • snide sow. We baps they
will build • good one. We beer they here
enlisn ed their beard. That is right ; n
do not Mlievs la the one as piss
Mr. Kditlr, yen rstag.bsr reading is the
Good Hook about the ark of the oovensnt
coming from the Milimis.s draws by two
cows. Well, last week you might have
seen the holy vessels of the saotaary mov-
iag along the road, not knowing where to
reel us.. . Ley wine to the psnos.g.; there
the kwtl pastor took them is and gave
diem shelter. May be, like the good mes
of old, be blessed for his kindness.
(raoss
ind .-
(,ansa ova own o measu'ua osier. )
Tea 6epal. Ace• new rata Jan. 1. Ult. hr
Me. The fleet le the efr•pest seed Tun haat
is the beet. Take a til tetp,
The MsoPu.e $'oa with their threshing
n eukiae did work haw os. 9a4ar•:y hat.
Mies Urea Altos hag named boos aslftta rr
• star of several months L Teekae.miih
with relatives and friends there.
Ix
Ora Bran:. - lest weak the pleasant
of K Henske, jr., of the Huron
Road, (loderisk township, lighted up our
burg. He was on • trnaineet vet. His
journey up was narked a little with adves•
tuiea. He, however, took • view of the
town, swing our principal objects of inks,
an, not fortunate our col a learning.
Ned will come •gain,but ha Iv to view the
readers of the town. It will be oe other
business. But, hush ' a little bird whip -
era.
BLUEVALE.
[ran ora uwit
Miss Holliday Saadsyed P1.. Baader
Spin'.
Mrs. John Mesmer has nearly recovered
fro.. her recent sickneee.
.lames (:ray, sou of Andrew Bray, moved
Into the village last week.
.lanes Stewart, of N'inghhm, spent Sun
day with he father, LWm. Stewart.
Robert Duncan has a Scotch thistle which
measures live feet, throe inches in height
nod fourteen feet in 114.. weakm.
John files, s.0 of our amiable station- F. M.otb returned frau his Chicago visit
master, has returned from his long wjourTn this week
ut British Columbia. During lack's lung
terns of absence he has not changed so much • A, oda(:,singer, of llaytield,
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Harry rheas spent Sunday in town.
Jae. Clark las returned from Wiartoe.
Mrs. Richardson is visiting in Aylmer.
T. H. Rothwell was in town this week.
W. (lune left on Monday for St. Louie.
Mrs. 1). Marwick is w Ripley visions her
mother.
14. Wilson, of Seaforth, was in town ea
Monday.
'Fra 11.4 iordon is visiting her ,on in St.
Thomas.
Thos. Elmhurst, of Clinton, was to town
last week.
.I. Dorsey, of$eaforth, wan is (:odencb
but that his old reogrn1e Yeats v'
was
in town
hon. ]Ire. 1. and Miss [aria nue visiting in
in the Methodist church on Sunday and in •1- Irwin, of Clinton, was visiting in town
Rev. 4.. F. Salton, of Brussel., preached New York.
the afternoon pre.ched the Snaky school "n Meador
anniversary sermon. He is se able and .1. W. Rater, of Clinton. was in Goderich
fluent speaker, and his sermons were un. Monday.
much enjoyed by the congregation. Miss Macdonald, of (limos, was in town
on Saturday. .
On Friday, Oct 9th, the annual harvest
home festival was held in the Methodist
church. It was a grand success. From 5
o'clo h till 7 a hot dinner was served in the
Ito senteut of the church, after which the
people were treated G, a fist program iU1
the upper part of the church. Kacrllent
addressee were delivered by the Rev. S.
Sellery, B. L., Charman of the d.stnct
Rev. 1:. F. Sokol, of Brussels ; Rev. A. Y.
Hartley and others. The Hrumis
choir, one of the finest Id the
Wingham I/tett-tit, supplied the musi-
cal part of the entertainment anti well
merited the praise accorded them by the
.udiaae,
BRUSSELS.
(mon 01'lt OWN C41a104r.NDENT.]
l:stoning u the chief sp .n at present.
Some of our youth spent Sunday at Ethel.
Miss Minnie Falkner has been on the sick
:tat lately.
\ number of our townsfolk attended the
Blyth exhibition.
Miss Effie Tilt, of Listowel, spent a few(
days with Idle Ainley.
R L Taylor took • business trip toI:ode
rich and London last week.
Why do those two young men g» to
young people's meetings so often
There i4 some talk of Wm. Smith starting
a restaurant, to be run oo the European
plan.
A street lamp has been put op at the foot-
bridge. It is • grand thing on that dark
street.
A. W. '. takes .Suite a number of flying
visits to our neighbortng towns. Are they
for pleasure or business'
Mrs. W. H. Kerr and Leslie, after a visit
of two or three months out West returned
home Monday last. Mrs. K. looks tine after
the trip.
L J,sckson is laid up with a sore knee,
the result of • kick while playing football
at Atwood Saturday. He is able to walk,
but not to work.
A. R. Smith has moved into his new
Klock. it is a fine store and .good business
centre. "Sandy" is great on the"ada." He is
Cul. A. M. Rasa was at his I;oanch rem
.hence this week.
John Pout., of Heiman, spent a few days
in town this week.
J. E. Johnston, of Nuegara Falb, spent
Sunday in G.dsrich.
Miss Jennie Dickson, of Seaforth, spent
Sunday in d:olerich.
R. 1'. and 1'. H. 'Slake, of Ottawa, were
in t:odericch this week.
•john Burns is recovering from the elects
of his recent accident.
Mrs. l'. Payne and child returned from
1)s Moines on Tuesday.
Miss Lockwood, of Fort WVilliant, was
in (.dericb on Saturday.
)'apt. A. - Lawson lett on Saturday on
a business tap to Toronto.
Mrs. Slack returned this week from a
visit to friends in Chiang.).
Miss Ogilvie, of Montreal, is visiting her
cousins, the Misses Hutchison.
The Ammrican consul was visiting his
daughter in Toronto last week.
K. Vanatone, barrister. of N'inghan., was
in the county town on Tuesday.
T..1. Voorhies, of Hayfield. paid the
county town a visit last Fnday.
.Ino. McMillan, M. P., South Huron, was
in the county town on Wednesday.
%Ir. and Mrs Mai 'oil arrive.) .n town on
Friday on their return from Europe.
D. E. Matxdoteld, of Fon William, was
visiting in Goderich the p._t week.
('has. Williams is attending the Fall term
of the College of Pharmacy, 'I pronto.
A. Straiton returned jut week from a
visit to his brother .t Thoru,ale station.
Inspector of Inland Revenue A. Cavan,
of Stratford, was in town on Wednesday.
R. K. Foster, of hinge, was the guest of
Mw Hamlen, Napier atreet,during the past
week.
Messrs. Chrystal R Black, with their
staff, left this week for Haden to do some
work there.
C. P R. agent R. Radcliffe is attending •
meeting of the Ticket Agent.' Association in
bound to get there. \I•ontreal.
Our football boys took in the tournament Mrs. Alex. Ingfi, who had been visiting
at Atwood Saturday last and succeeded in t.t town and victnity,'deft on Monday for
capturing 2nd money. It was very goal for
our boys under the . . , as the
team was only a pecked -up one got up in a
day.
Monday evening the Epworth League
gave a literary entertainment. The pro
gram was supplied by the young men and
was a success. H. L. Jackson was the
" star " of the evening. Each did his
part well. A few more names were enrolled
as members.
Albert Fitzpatrick, oT``
:ttayner, formerly
of Brussels, is renewing old
here. He is sting to take his parents to
live with him and hie brother. Mr Fitz
Patrick has been a resident of Brussels for
nearly thirty years. We wish them happi-
ness in their new home. Fitzpatrick Bros.
are doing a good buainee in the confection-
ery and bakery line.
FUR FiRrr.v Vr..*s. Miss Enly Avery,cf
Raises, fifteen years ago had • pea in her
ear. She does not rei nember ita ever coma
iog out.. This last year back she felt her
self becoming deal. On consultation Dr.
McKelvie ad.ised and performed an opera-
tion and succeeded in extracting the pea
which had been in her ear for the past frf•
teen yews. The Indy in question hie re
covered her hearing and is apparently in the
best of heath.
NILE
(mole ora owe ]
Ties 8unram. tram mow until Jan. 1, ISM. for
Do. Tbe bet lithe cheapest and Tu. einem.
Is the hest. Take • tel trip.
4:eo. I:rommett is able to be out again.
Louie Taylor is visiting his sisters in Ile
trait.
Mus. Fear is away attendcng the Woman's
Missionary Society.
Mrs. I)dvett, of Cartwright, is visiting her
heather, Charles I:1min, Esq.
The Orange fraternity are talking tea -
meeting on the 5th of November.
Rev. Mr. Shiltnn, of Clinton, preached a
missionary sermon at Nile on (4..t4 h inst.
Charles Iarvin, jr., and wife have re
turned from their visit to friends down
Root.
her hone in %%'Ingham.
Mrs. John T. Kush anti her daughter, of
Clifton, are visiting the family of R. ..
('hilton at the consulate.
Capt. Jas. Strettoh, an old and popular
resident of Krmsels, was in (:oderich
during the week visiting relatives.
!11. F. Cry and wife, of Guelph, spent
the past week .n town with their rolatives.
Our old inhabitants were .n their hooey -
moon trip.
Mrs. ('apt. D. McLeod and son, .gas.,
of Lucknow, visited friends in town this
week. They left this week for Hamilton,
where they will reside in future.
1'..1. Nevin. formerly 'principal of King..
bndge school and now travelling agent for
The 7(.tholic Record, of London, was doing
up the town and) section during the week.
Mr. Jaffrey and wife, of (:alt, who have
been visiting their relative, Mrs. C. A.
Nairn, returned home yesterday. Mr.
Jaffrey is connected with The Galt Reporter.
Rev. L B. Wanwin,ot Klueyale, is taking
up some college work at ('obourg and Mrs.
A`'ailwin has come tot:oderich on • month's
Olin to her p.renta,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc-
Lean.
Mis Goodfellow, after a month's visit at
the American Consulate, returned to boo
home, Washington, on Monday. Conseil
('hilton I her as far as the
Bridge.
Me Fraser, wile of Or. Fraser, of Now -
berry, and little dkngbter,alen MesDurand,
n( T1rento, are visiting t:ol.rich, and are
the guests of the doctor's mother,Mrs. Dre-
ald Fraser, West lawn.
Thom. Elliott, formerly of Bemmiller, was
in town Monday for of taking his
family up to R alkerton, where he has been
residing for some niece. Mr. 1{Iliot1 speaks_
highlyof has new Agnate.
Itrussels Peet : S. Feta and wife and
Miss Minnie Moore were away at Strathrny
this week attending the nuptials of (len. A.
Fear, druggist, of (:odwriok, and Mi. Lai.,
reagent daughter of Rev. Matthew Swann,
formerly d Brussel&
Mrs. Lesch left this week for Ing.r.oll
Will Morrow et.rned home nn 'atarl.y to attend the annual meeting of the western
frau Detrain, whiter M had 1411,1 g.10ng branch of the Methodist Woman's Maim-
'"""‘"'" artificial lye ary Society. She will oleo attend the last
lags at Toronto of the board of directors d
Rev. F. A. Feu peached morning and the W. M. A and the Provincial Woman's
evening from the =me twit • John xi. 39 Christian Temperance Union.
" Take ye away the stone." 1 tell you it
wee pain, het he mimed your scribe.
Mi. Potter presented the Nile ebureh
with • very iendenme hymn beard and
hymen numbers. it was greatly needed.
TA. next thing for .awe sag te give will be
• bulletin board to pat the
en.
nos Await pale so. aekksg
Mee ler building • new shed. Thai
Dr. M. Sliehoao., the We st-K. dentist,
maks the preservation of the natural beth
a specialty. (las edmiaste ed frown 9 A r
for the push= extraction et beth .
The cheapest bo.s. in (ado to bar a
fail t
pew. sewing w.so4is. is at Mo
w1' -._a '% o give him • cell
before yew will at regret the
time era re preempt ly attended to.
isllssOi ra0nsn.
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IONS 14
Poe
A ssetIwlatak per M1g-
11ork
Wrgtes Marken..
Oct. l3, 1I,
ps/ls1y
0Mto0lig
U. to•o
4Smto0f•
035 tu0•
0?6to014
02Sle04
0 17 to 0 n
( (4 W i fa
440 tole0
Ousels
M lea 1S
• Mto1S
!lour, per 1M s ... „
Wbea. Fall -.
Sprout
Pees ..
Harley
that. .. . _ ...
Potable. UMW/
Wool. per Ib.
Hides
Hay. wit
Sae. ear
Better,
Wood. penned • . 1 M to 1 4.
M..tr ml ramie Meetire.
The receipts of live (Mock at the yards of
Montreal Stock Verde l'ontpeai. Point St
t'M.riee. for the week ending (1,1. 10 were. -
f
Fteeelpu of live Nock at the
Montreal Stock lords, Ph.
tit. Charasweek . for the wk 111: .5441 ,31111
Leri over from previous
week m 3111
Total for week Mitt sem imps
On hand HSI 11(h
Tie receipts foe the week were light TM
demand for wood cattle wee brisk. There we.
Ibis wool supply of inferior Meet, whir. ease
tendency to keep doves prices. There ems
fair demand foe sleep. Owing to the large re.
mortis, hugs ware somewhat elf, prel% rails"
low. The demand tor heavy hoes was gee,
as they &re soaroe at the present 114.'.
We .,Dote the following as being far Talon:
Cattle. export -...... ./ c to
Cattle, butchers k-te tp
.. .. len. t to k
to 3.
Sheep - 3e to lie
Hose, isul ham. _ _.te W set
Hep. Gillam Sr to Sie
Calves 1 Efp. to M/
THE EDITOR'S TAB LE.
LrTTet r'. Ltvt..; At. r_ The 'mothers of
The Living Age for September 26th tall
October 3rd contain Memoirs of Prue
Talleyrwnd, Edinburgh Review : Private
Life in France .h the Fourteenth (entry,
Fortnightly Review : longe Coe, Temple
Far : A Real 'fartano, Slacm,ltan's Map
rine : The .American Tramp, C
Review : Some Recs.t Studies on the Solar
Spectrum, Mouth: The l)ntchman .t HOW,
atwten'M.lM..•.M,
Klac'kw..ild's s Megax •gax.ne:ne :Siri;o oho 14,. F10ritnd-
ship with Schiller, Fortnightly Renew : A
Maiden Speech, Murray's Magazine :
Mamma' tie. Klackwood's Ma,'aane : The
Futuro of Portugal, Fortnightly itevww;
(Jur !Mahar with the 14.or, Stnet.sll
Century ; Names In Novels, Blackwood'.
Magazine: Extracts from some Unpublished
Letters of Charlotte Brook, Macmnikas
Magazine . The Fort des 5 tngt goatee
Heurea, Spectator ; and poetry and miscell-
any. For fifty-two numbers of slaty -for
Sarre pages each for more than 3,300page •
year) the subscription prece 1:8) is low:
while for 110.50 the publabers'ofter to Ned
any one of the .%rnenoao 84.00 monthlies w
weeklies with The Irving Ape for • year,
bath postpaid. Litten & ('o.,liostou. are Ib
pnbl &ober,.
S,•a1s!xy.'. ManA,.i.r for October s
led by the fourth article in the series m
"Great Streets of the World." Mr. W. W.
Story, the eminent American sculptor ad
writer, who has spent the met of he life is
that city, writes .1 "The l'orso a Roam
recalling its .medieval glories, and giving
ninny personal of hu sejosrs
Mere, with of tie
street as it exists at the mat day, ds
palaces, , churches, and pnb it
buildings, and • vivid account of the ('s.4'
Tal in its gayest day. the races of the
Harbert and the cloning night, when thea -
sand. of wan tapers are lighted and carried
about the street. The iilo.trtions for el
article are by Moore Tito, a Roweo artist'
who has taught the sprit of this most kin
tone street. Ther .re aero seen,' very
entertaining out -of door articles --Archibald
Rogers's adventures in "Hunting Americas
Rig Game," and with it Dr. J. N. Hage
. bort p.per tin the "Actions of Wonsdd
Armen," which sportames wd11 5nd d raj
nineties' interest ; Marti L Wilms.
" y d the Oyster," fres the pktal
.
tog o t to theaerk.t ; enda"
W. Poli i .owing of the origin end peb'
able 'Mime of the new lake is tea Cohered'
lined' The fiction d this lea Melees, •
Ir,s mains anima of '
Tin
Wreck ' Robert Lea Stevenson a
Lloyd a • • dietacU..
thin Black," licy thesis R. (erryl ' sal •
tale d the clicdyed Ureses and Ras,
by i &r. Krtat Mola(tk • G.rma n rsidmt
of New York, who otisooally wrote this isle
do hu mother tongUm p.pr► 1s. "(>r'
Iyer'. Polities" as r in his ears
with poems sad the Paint of View ens.
Oros a Mae amber.
jpaationMiLra MIn...osata..tle, Clinton. we .n
sorry to team is dangerously ill with cos
n (d ten
Joseph Callaway died on Monday IMO
Y
October fish, at his home is Kilarwsy,. •"
tin his 08th year. H. was bore ie Nerth-
amberl.ad, )lag. .ad esras b Oaten• i.
1843, esttnag wink hh ohlM,.0 sad 1'•wd'
e ns h 13tmaey tswaahip. Hera c
q, ,moving to Merited. h 1879
in "Yora Lenv. irsm the Jomraa ol d
1.11.
hfld:n t1.. Hfghha8s,' the (,seen t41
am oto 44.04.4. wanes wbo "bed la Mr
b..h.ad and seas! M her tkiWkwa. la
had had may other earrwwS," •ad 114
whoa sakd by Ike Musaaed hew oke
Its. •fol. , her j trader tenni. d
.' W ken 1.w.. ,..eb 1.mad. i • bniedelle:
my bort then i other esnwas ga•g
ekreetgb."
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