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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1891.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT&
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• Merry ormism. Reeeley &
terea arise Fara Metcalf. III.) th.. • ....
BORN.
s I Slatted -1a Orrerich on weember ithh
the wit of Mark Smoother.. 3 elaughtier.
• tVOICR- In Godwieb au Friday the 4th
aue. the wife el A .1 Maurer. of a daugh-
ter.
Nui u. %Afield *Lc wire
of Alfred Ritchie. of a eou.
si• KAY to Aohnele con., the wit. of
tnellrew M. Kay mason. of • eos.
MARRIED.
et (*.ANN lettO !Mit At (laden:hos the h
met., to the •ti Dr re. Joseph C. Me
Canis of the to.. mobil, of colh true. and
61 Rachel li-..elder of the to. n•hip of
tehneld.
DIED
*�O N to Gre• De-% 7th 0111,nm
...wain. aged se years, 7 months and 15
dale.
.41 ITH In Kramer,, ou I kw. eth, George I4.'r
tort. eddesi am of Juo. sed Thiry ,nilth.
eared It years and 7 monit.s.
BLYT1-1.
the h:lerro:* You* cusum and tallipanoe
ere reap, so:tettot to, tenants homoo, of
berth. at f netiple'S grocer 11,0 .11 he fount
at Jahn Ille It inan's old stand Mar Xmas to
al.
CORAL WREATH CORNERS.
(TIMorit ios .1 oatiAnkrON DENT.
MHO Mirage Slu. 1'1,er...oh of Kokomo is
maims femur tbi. ioeck in and around
"oral Wreath Corner*.
e are sorry to leen that Mrs sanely
McKenzie is sok with Inflammation:
but we hope soon to see hi s-ntta.1
eg•-• us.
M. •I. lamitri, of Clover Y'alley .1s
sotrios. waa appointed a delegate to the
o nty mumeattue. to 1m held in Perry.
%lex. Patterson, $c.. is going with him. as
• l'. of I. county treasurer.
'We believe that M..1. McLennan hoe re
mieed all invitation to act as chains..., at •
ouvert to le held .n Armen ea the lestli
mot l think that 'herr must be something
nue., enticing to M. J. in Amoy than a
oiere concert. Nevertheless M. J. makes a
..mil eh:airman. all the sante.
Tim (lover Valley Assooatioo *eta two
)1Y/rir0lee to Kintall Arociatem con the 15th
omit.. with the intention of orgisoting
Oebatioe leseme. which will 1.e entertaining
ea well as instrut.th.e. r he tw delegate,
mot front this suareiation were T. F Path, r
elm., past president. and M. J. Mclonutin,
-etary,
'• I notice that we are agate in the mud ;
snow has vauishe-1. of C011
• eeeation around the Corners Now to the
time for the oarrners to secure their year't.
supply of wood. Those who have woods of
*hr own cannot expect a latter time for
that work, and most of them are improving
the shintwo meatehts.
t. was moitionetin a reeent tame of Tin
• .41 that the deafer* ot CloveVit'
enten.led meeting the debaters of Heinhock
City on the platform : hut as the nigot ap
tee' for the debate. happened to le that
. \Thanks:0i mg day, which they were not.
'swore of at Coe time they; arranged for the
Artiste, they found it neer...airy to have it
poet pence' until some tinteI rteon, ao they
Jitenolselves intended hadng iv taffy -pull on
eyenaug. I enders:end, however. there
n. a eemor Abet to the effect that tilt
silevites dare not meet the Cityiteseet the
?lotion whoh 18, 6.ulaure you, fide., to'
they do lgtend to ha... the said olebot.,. I
ired..notara,1 *6 41 that the Volleyitto are pre'
pared to In -t any .001tty itesociat ha of
'bed own age in the two counties. I do
tiot mean du say dist the Hemlock City
Arociatien kiretilatiAl or caused to he eir
oloted such fare report I insert this as a
',ere correction of the rumor that is in
1,' liltioll.
the time of the year for cosmarts,
..• ials, etc. We understand that the Para-
mount P. of 6. Ai/social:on intend haei-g .
: concert me Monday evening, Decetio
21et. The very bon of talent is healer
se, ure.l. Pe. Co. rigr, of Rolyrooei. has
n secured as chairman, and should the
cening prove favorable grand tone a
eiticipstetl A'lmiesiou. only 15 rents
or tat, for 25 cente. t'onse, ooe and
ell and enjoy a good old tinie with the loyo
II:, member* of 1 111 vet Sunday school an-
ted having a grand anniversary in the
• horeh on the 23n1 inst., when there well
whiners. recitations and 'took of t h. e • -t
ity. A silver .•ollectien will be taken
•-pol. the clues of the meeting Ito re open
et 7 P0.; program to 90 comm. -need at 7.30
. v. Candies an.I fruit served after Intel•
emriti. All are cordially invited. We
•anderstand that tne I. 4). G. T. of Para-
mount intend hoeing a grand concert on the
evening of the .5(1I inst. A goo.I peograui
• owing prepared for the ex:canon.
Un Tues.loy everong, the 8th inst., was
:lc winding up of our literary discussion,
which was held for four anecessive nights
under the leadership of Messrs. %Vi1i.n and
florlburt. I•eo. Hnr.,iri defeating hi. op•
ponent by four marks on the whole. The
following 1* partial hat of three who took
part in the program • 4 'a ptain W dein.
eong„by Kate Nicholson A ('o.: recitation,
Mina lkowney : mouth organ instru
•••••ntal, by A. Caniphell readir% The Val
6.'News, by T. E. l'atereonrecitation. by
Ethel !Memory ; violin Instrornental, by
%let Stewart: reeitat b* E4. VI/dein ;
reeding, by George Fisher opeeeh, be T.
IV•hoon; recitarom by Den.11ark:
to John Nicholson : mouth organ instru-
mental, by A. Campbell ; reading of &with
er irortion of The Valley News, by T. le.
potemos ; reeding, hy F. Me:Merles; in,
At oriental on the violin. by Alex. Stewart
wing. by T. F. Paterson: reading, by Ag .1.
...detract: reading. by lean Clark. Captain
Raabe:mt. tondo, by Mtas Anon Paterson:
reading, by Win. Stewart. reading of The
Valley Neale by M. J. McLennan: sole, by
Mae Kate A. McKean' , which was Man-
ly escorted) : reading, by Moe', Hurlhart:
song. by Gook Hamilteve : recitation on
flirtation. by Donald Nicholson : Scotch
*mtg. by Alex. Pawnor : reading, by .1.
Fletcher; reading. by Annie Parrem: reef
talon, by M .1. 1111e1ennen; recitation, by
James took : reaches of The Valley Newohy
Illtollotart• sem& hy Ales Paterson.ar
.,ng, by .101.n Mclean; readang, by I hien..
Beaton t solo, hy Mos Kate M"Ken
tie recitation. by M .1. McLennan,
el; 4 whet, were well rendered and well
received aid many heartily ~cored and re
o fewelem to on each aide. I heliees that nn
the Zarel most the assenciation intim& to
bay.•taffy pull, in which the winners of
the Ilterar) conies* will mesa., their taffy
free, du Imo( *el. paying the sum of five
0.015 each W. believe abet that a taw of
Item rams will he heoed os all Mitres, a
• asaretateine prosiest. A good pogrom
wiU be prepared for the mins &ad a
is aamooni
144E/ ‘1. to Jae. 1, Mak ler IMO°.
teems
HURON COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE PAGE.
CLIN TON.
[rum ora ow'. .oesu'*,mjrr.J
AltSeugh our mayor ut a Tory. we should
mach like to ere hii get. 4, plea -ant face in
the . hair for the year 18,r
'filar Iasi Pigeon sheeting No. 2 ler
eles ream came .11 .at Thilradria. of last
1110113t. wide about two hundred birds mewed
to hvg.
111101Milikey& couuty emoting of the
I. lift iggg held iti Clinton for the purpose
of private Imamate penurious
to the 1111/111M.
Tut. loam. 1. . osinpuf
Sorks of 'Ragland gave a septet at CM above
Thu day last. which some. of tee
ttalSholi lions helped to devour
' ALA.. Talk about %Val sad
bloodshed, gr. we 'hum that duels% the
nail two weeks many heads will be dyed
with .• and many gobblers will
rase to gebbfk Ara for the env:Inge of a
depraved humanity '
Ais AkiA•isai.%. Wt tar• randy Aka
error that appeared in our lett wort bad
get. eoucerning the telephone. Welled Omit
there ie • "pnvate memo wherelo
a confidential convereat mu can be trochasegoi
Our terror origiutted thus Rettig us the
othee the other day, a bounces nor come
sad sent off a niereo... not so -ailing himself
‘d the privacy *Moe wieationed W1 yin
cerely hope .nts .1logy will appease the
wrath of any parties that may he concerned
t herein.
A *6" i .1 MA, P.* .1 Tiler. A MAW
may be sinctly honottoble. upright and a
good leader, and may have
friends. who. through Roanoke's kindness.
try do lion au impart. should such ist-.-ur
at should not teCert oe Iota upon the char
aster of the original. Thus if the old war -
nor again leads us forth to battle let to
tight Iten:atti bee Lapeer tho death
••The Commons serrating- usco terrify
the clansmen of old. and th is may it territy.
tne hearts of public wr.oigeloers of today.
1 RIM Woe to, Do • Should our ri,hL nor
thy leader refuse to be a candidate at the
commg by.• electioo, we should like to sec
elected either of the two following gin
tiemen R. Holerio, of . Clinton
Era. or 16. Metsiolicteldi, 1.11). • '-,ELL
Ai.: for if either of the above were elec-
ted and they represented their comeituet.
cy onelialf as well as they uphold the good,
hottest and upright cause of
would the VI est Riding he well represent -d.
as it wan under the leadership of our old
veteran hatter. Long life to M. C.
1Voitriel or Pe amt. -Clinton ha, a
. splendid Institute, and a litorerian who to
. both a gent lenuto and a schidar„ lout wean. of
opinion thret if the hour.) were changed to
from 2 to h stud from 7 to 10 1.0. ermil.1
he a Ile which the public would gtestiv
appose -late. There are many of our citizen.
wh nave at their disposal an hours lehiure
from 5 to 5, but they cannot spend that
hour in perusing the paper* and journal. of
;one public roarting.ro mi. the dorm; bono
closed front a to 7. le e think one hoer.
interval ahouid be sufficient, and sheo think
that O.. closing hour should prol
front 9 to 10.
A Goon Tier. As stated last we
R. Tr we, of the C. 0. F., paid ("out
MAO. Leaf. No. lb. a friendly visit. The
brethren turned out to furl uuniner at them
looge upon the said evening, when the
wort by 4 'hit : gave ink --.1cIrcs•• upon the go., !
and welfare of the order. A member was
ale. initiated int.. the m)ster:e• and pnet
lege....1 4 anadian Foreatry. A lartr•• num
her of bret hreit *6*.., ail joilreted to Kennedy's
end pertook of a vety suinptuous re-
t, which reflected gr, .t ere lit upon the
Mot. Torte. *pi-et:hit:1g and .mg were then
the order of the evening, a very ph•sosant.
ties being thus spent until the ace, tin.3
hoses of the morning, when a parting became
the er.itir, each wending h.- way homeward
with arm sad steady step.
l'eteratiestiL Penne. -Mr. Renton, who
orducted revival meeting.. in (Tinton last
Winter, preached in Boreal,- ' Olethrod
6-4 ethane' Sunday evening last to a very
large oared appreetative .tion. His
wk.
.it diewouroe was orie of forcible Maitre
-
tom, aoormiprieri wi.h goat feeling and
power. Derfor ino sermon many wet eyes
mere ern an; feelings that were almost
donor- terry mi.: up aud wakened :o
new life, On Tumidity he started revisal
itit • tlng 0 lonolon, and ww. :ens, meet
with vhe same great rumens in has matron
of I Ire he has done else a 'sere. Formerly
be wee a captain in the Stilvation Army,
hut 'Melly, feeling his sphere of usefulness
would lie enlarged, he became an evangelist,
mei has been most succeseful ,n his sacred
v tont ion.
Tor t :RA %- r_ • - We have this week to re-
cord a terrible tragedy which befell a certain
Mro Refer, Who wag a resident of one of
tne Stater). Mit well known to •oany of the
reselenut on the Itavtield hoe, in the town
slop of Stanley. It appears that on Friday
Iwo. she Was going down cellar with a
lighted temp in her huoi. A cat tutting on
the first p emso 6 her to stumble and fall,
the burp brol, •n tl e. fall. the oil saturated
her clothing, awl ignited. She Was most
awfully learnt and died in the most nen
editing agony the following .lay and was
hurled on Sunday kat. Mee. Rider's
totaelen nat. e was Reed, being daughter of
he late John Reed. WIWI reanle.1 near Yarn*,
on the above• mentioned line. She lesve.
to .nourn her hos a bereaved husband and
nine mothoolne children. Mrs. Beetle,
nt Vanua. ".re. .1 Reed, of the Ravfiel.i
lino and Mrs G. Stevens, of the Babylon
were steters to the deemsed. About
eleven years ago her brother, R. Reed. or
as he wan Matter known by the natl., Of
"Gush 61.4. Reed tag he •Iwaya paid malt
for ell his purehases), met with • tragic esti
in Seafitrth. He waa trying to eel) • team
of horses Tim buyer had (Xenia him within
five dollars of the peace asked. hut he held
out Trying to ..hew off his hose., to the
very her adventage, weei the whip
rather to, freely, when they ran away,
throwing him out and remain, his death.
DUNLOP.
(nor ova .1118 Mitt .11PO8Irbalrr.
tier .chnol examination will be held on
Tuesday We expect to see • good turnout
of perentit and "then.
We tore glad to notice thet Meet Lily
C ho has been very ill for sone
days par, lam now taken • favorable tern
The latter part of Imo week was Spring
like in eery w*,6 Quite a needier of out
reeidents were in the forests with the Meg
saw and axe cuttine fi nomad, rood others
were plowing ; but they are ineline14 to
put off sowing for • time.
Several of our Ardente the other day
when out chopping tapped • inapt* tree or
en and got quantity ot isp and 1..81..1 it
doyen Mr maple •togar This, we suppose.
will he the last reined of sugar making in
the foreets of illanaela in the year 1891, now
drawing to • etre
Mr frier, erollecter 01 esestonie,
tea, is not yr able to endued to his duties,
whieh are beim' leaked after by Mr. (4ii
ishesee.
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LIEEBUHN.
[rum ors ow . tomorD)
Moe T O'Louglelln, from h. as
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jain..
Our towommen, Ales. McLeod, was oe
the list of jurymen at the remelt County
Court in t•oderich
J. Kirkpatrick has lately put up a pew
dri• mg shed fot Ma fanning liesp6neeta,
sad the school board of No. SS S. have bad
• woodshed built at the school. Both build
toga were erected by architect Joho
vault
The forces uo Commercial et.
bloc received • nee pair of comrades in
their rank. by the marriage of Joseph Mc
Cann last week We, with others. wash
Jumpy a happy aad prosperome voyage with
hu, bride on the waves of niatrimonial
Ide.
Fos• Tana Two of our popular young
townsinee. II .4 liortroo aod A Carter, are
Milled front amongst us, hayaug geese to ea-
sel, er the boundary. Quite a number of
the faor sex are frequent visitor, at the
neatest poet ...bee now to re who will get
• letter with the ShepLiardtoo postmerk.
." Will 1 be ahead of t e others' • is the
attest ‘iisestioo atkoi by many of 'he fair
hence of the burg
A once familtai perion in our bur, 116
ward Foley, who several years ago removed
from herr. to !rattled.' township, near Kang.
, bridge, was in our burg on • transient visit,
but, as he did Hot give the parental roof or
ho relative,' a call this time, his trip ap
to show that he inteads to eldest in
that big army that is daily drawing re•
eaforceraents from the young men. Tbe
privilege will be tisonsferred to the gentler
..s. with Like coating year. of having it in
their own hands to make their %election and
not be sought fur.. wear
Lodge No 213, 4 06.T.. which for Sev
eral week., past 1144 not been able to hold
Its regular weeklv meetings, owing to illness
road weatIlet, hsii a fair turnout on
Friday evening last. The rine officers as
for the previous quarter were re-electeti.
. The arrangements for getting up the aunuel
supper were left in the hands of a commit-
tee of the staters of the lodge. At the
meetings during the last quarter chapters
of that well-known te•niperance work. -Tea
Ntohts in • Rae room,- were read aloud by
softie of the member'. tor the good of the
order
Instead of a Chrtatmaa tree this year the
Smulay school staff have decided to have a
literary entertainment on Tuesday evening,
the 29th inst. The prograni will consist of
reading*. recitations and music. Several of
our local talent will take part and E.
Moir and A. Saunders. of Goderich, and
others will assist. Also A. E. Neatly, for-
merly connected with the church herr as
pastor in charge. will be present and will
give an addrega. Instead of a collection, as
in former years, an admission fee will he
charged. Proceeds in Mel of the Sunday
school
school fund',
P. :wit aulit A ir MN. -Unit week 00r en-
terpooing fanner. M. Foleypercher...I for
his son. Robert. the farm at present rented
by- Mr. Curren. an the lake shore. near
Kingeobridge. which is somewhat over fifty
urns, fur 112.100. The percher is con-
sidered a gond one. In Starch Robert will
anoye up there to mettle and our burg will
lose one of its most popular young men
Rumor has it that Robert intends to take a
trip t.. see the I :rand River shortly, but not
for the sake of seeing the river frozen over
at the New Year, but on business which
may make • vacancy in Brant county, On-
tario
Correia •• THY. SloNAI Tul. WILE.K
11 tTit ANT 40,111 an PAPER IN THE. Mr %TT.
'• I. VIM OWL A noti.Alit AND Vont ADT
Do,.'... Tki "THE Sic NAL," 1:coornacn, they -
Tut Bur DI mu CHIE %PENT. A!LIA "THE
814.1 A1.- HI THE Kerr.
AUBURN.
[room arut OWN eltoutiesrovoeNT.)
Municipal matters ate very quiet here.
Mr. and Wm. Sturdy were visiting
friends in Morris last week.
The Presbyterian manse is rejoicing 111 a
new coat of shingles this week.
John Muolork has purchased the farm on
the gravel road belouging to C. Pfeffer.
The annual meeting of the Presbyterian
efingregatiou is to be held on the 22n.I inst.
-Rev. •Imoepli Elliott. of Reyfield, supplied
the f . pulpit here the last two
Sebbeths.
Mr*. Wm. IhAne paid a visit to the
county of Waterloo. being cilled thither by
the death .1 her father.
Martin Dyer has purebred fifteen acres
fmm .1. Easley. This was previonely sur-
rounded by Mr. Dyer's lan.l.
The Gond Tempters herr had a debote
last Monday evening on the subject : " Re
solvecithet country life is preferable to city
lifeThe city came out numier one.
Der village school examination takes
pace on Friday A good tone is expected,
Mien Watatm, rme of the parent teschera,i.
leaving. Her place is to he supplied by
Min Magee, of Myth.
Rev Mr. Sampans', of Rriteefiel.l. intend.
ening his celebrated lecture, "Trifles," of,
Friday evening. A gond time is antic.
pater). A silver collection is to be taken
up The mends are to le. applffirl few the
benefit of the Sabbath school.
A grand tea meeting will he held no
Christmas night under the auspices of the
Methodist. okurch. Tes will be serve.,
in the Temperance Hall from 5 to 7 r
Addresses will he given by Rev. Masora
.1. IC. Howell. 111 A , of Gmlerich : Anstin
Potter. of Doingannem : 14 Sellory, R. A .
11 le. of Winghetn, and W. F Campbell. Ph.
It . of Rlyth. Excellent noose will he fur
mined by the ehoir. assisted by Miss Hill
and brother*, of Rrumelt The admission
fee will be 26. cents
BRUCEFIELD
Imola 010 .118 inkanaroe151,17.1
.1. Davis and Mira Olte, 06 Exeter, spent
sitinday to enwn.
Quite • numhor of nor citizens have been
attondicor the Konen reviver
Mews. D. Cameron end D. ROW et.
peeled home from Manitoha this week.
Milo M. Idelkenalii, of Reveler, is vent-
ing her sent, Mn Cenwrott. at present.
S. .1. rollick, our black-
smith, is making lane , ea his
shop.
A Nevin has renamed home from Tutu.
to, where he had twee during the Sommer
ninaths.
Mr. 61 Grant, Portage la Praine, who
1101 vt.iling fiends here, was euridenly
called home. owns to the affirms of her
daughter
The Christian Rneleaveor asigivereary mer
nese will he enewlected by J. A. Clan,
Toronto. Rebirth mom 0. will also de
liver a teeters the Meader etude, fellow
4'
HAYFIELD.
(nen ova One . ,
Mr. aati lira Charles Stewart spent Sea
day sii wee.
Miss Suer Burgess is hues* from 61. Kd
ward for Christmas.
Attwood lies retuned hoes atm
spending the Hammer en the hakes
The days of lig threshing* are orer, and
DOW herr the telk of fast wood caning.
Our *porta were out speeding their fast
110(1185 last Saturday, (.1101 001 fur • new
record.
Masao Middleholt aad bride have re-
turned frees their wedding trip to Waste
repos.
The resist mild weather has been uu
favorable for beelasse. Hope snow comes
for Chrostmes.
Thos. Jewett sad J. Wameley bare re-
covered from their late aerious illness sad
are around ?again.
Heave Cork is *till indisposed, sad is
now at the residence of his son, on Sauter
line May he soot recover.
Several of our boys have fitted up a read -
leg room, and as well are training them-
selves in the art of self -dolma*
" Andrew Stalker arrived home last weak.
accompanied by his mother, who hat trye!
the past ten mouths at Toledo and .7
land.
On Weduesday evening, 9th inst., a
meaner of our young folks het • most en-
joyable time at the residence of Chas. Steil •
art, Guderich township.
On Friday last Dr. ?Banburyreisted by
Hort Elliedt and Armstrong, Brucefielell, am-
putated both feet of the unfortunate young
men. Robert Warms one of the crew
blinded below here an an &boost lifeless state
Three are yet at Mrs. Snowden's, where
they ale receiving every tare and sitteattoe.
Remeinber that the Presbyterian Liablath
school 1.014 their Christiania tree amid eater,
tamment in the been hall on Tuesday even -
neat. Dec. ?dud. and the Church of Keg the popular deputy reeve of Woo %Vales
land on Tenho. evening. law 29th at ii -e • nosh, who has for some time past been very
oune place. Splendid programa ere be- ill, to know that she la gradually bcoomiag
ing prepared end you will miss a rest If couvaleseele•
you don't attend and bring .11 the:neigh- Mai. 11 HArry. Last week A. Inakehl,
bora. • ouf West Wawanoeh, was made happy' 1,1
the presentation of an heiress. We are 111 -
formed mother soul daughter redoing well.
- W. extend our congratulations to the new
leering the next week or two H. W. 7 papa and maitima.
liA11., the General Travelling Agent of The annual tea -meeting of the congrego-
' lion of Krokine church will le held on %Vet -
Tun SIGNAL, will he venting our friends. motto, to. 23,4 a 1a„..,0,..r. A rood
in Ashfield and West Wawanosh.• 'program is prepared. Porfurther particular.
see ha...I lolls. A large attendanee and a
Our subscriber's will fer a favor Upon
euKx1t.in
THE Stciad. by making prompt rept"' -1'.J.11Thetwea. uletherPected
fors.ome time pest has been
end otherwise assisting Mr. BALL in ha..-.; delightful tor this time of the year. being
• more like Spring than Winter. We ar.
"1::informed thot a goodly number of farmers
laasve Mr. Boot an tete...Moron to your • took eilvantage of 61 6* pieughing, which
neighbor who doesn't take Tim Raw) AL, is unusual for this country at this ,orsion.
and he will ido Die rest. Ere our oext the last seated term of 1891
will come to a clam when the wee folk, be
WAWANOSH• Mir 111 hbertywill he ha.hing (,,a Santa
[num ne,n nn.,4 coitniniensnn5T.1 Clans. and the pobegogues, student. ao,1
eradiates of the vartme iiistitute* wall bee
John Lsidlaw is recovering from his sick- to their teseeetive home, to *peat' the
new.
Christmas hohdays.
Chas. Rantoul and family, who have lately oar vet.. J.W. wid, a
VleW to
from ManItt4bil, have gone Why. at bettering his condition in life, is .m i.tour
W It itech urch.
to tho Sate ..f litellana, where he has noose
Mri. leaver, who was somewhat better, relatives and acquaintanes. .1. W. C. hai
has amide taken bail. This attack seems • been heated he for rine time, daring
rare -hat like la grippe. which. we are informed, he has given gen.
The Smith Knee have threshed over 135,- eral satisfaction in his practice.
000 bushels of grain this season and have lees.; ye scot STILL l'inmaut•Alet;.
now completed their pito. Soothers, our popular stone mare and cora
Mrs. James Martin, who Mid been away tractor, is busily engaged in making ow
visitino friends in different parts of the provemeros on the property on Southern',
country for over two month., has returned ton -et. which he recently purchased. 11. -
home. Intends next Spring Co enlarge the present
jiaa. Laidiaar, air...10„nt. down a.g., waxer. dwelling house. which, when finished, will
loo one day last week tortoni( the funerel make a comfortable residence.
of Mrs. Laidlaur's father, late of that 11e are ,nforme.l that Use trustees of S.S.
t.-ounty. No. 16. Aditield, have secured the nervier:
Wood bees are getting yea* common of A Duff, who is at present teaching in
now. there being two last week. one at &Wet youtily, domino.. seep
Henry Ran ours and one at Pat. Calla. *re anti teach the young plea how to ',Mot
411*0. in that retro during 1892. Mr Ded is •n
A grand Christmas tree entertainment as . • teacher and taught in this place
,n eon... • tr, be given in tio; and vicinity for • nutnber of years The
trustee* have been very fortunate in securing
mho .1 house, (XS S. No.14. Fest and West
%Theism:eh, on leeeember 23r4. his arr.-ices.
DUNOANNON.
I 0. WARD, CONVICTANCHR.
taw • Ike., and Sir taktag and re
•0111•9 ol balk allhalants et
alltramileas, depoalthew ere sokout Jotters
time is or macenotiaanOg agree, sum er pre
essellea la ta0 H lsen mum et the
°eerier Amend for utrio, ite Is my Comity
or Dtviatea Coen, All tratmactleas
and primp* executed. Reeidesee mad P.O.
adding* inpaiaeta. oat. fleata
(noel one own 1-o0astros0t.Nr.1
Divines Court will be held hero on Fri
dor wit, the Hitli test
Two faindies have recently noosed tato
oar village, which, of nurse, mdicars pro'
greastoo.
On Monday, tbe 14th urt., the Sae
weather, owing to rain baying own* on,
departed foe • time. We shall, in all prob.
&batty, have a spell of severe weather.
Mr. and Mrs John Martin, (oreoerly
mine host and hostess of the Prince of
Wale. hotel here, and now of 1Visighotto
pent our voltage a visit throng week.
Our popular miller, 8. Sauuby, having
succeeded in repairing injuries done to his
mill dam end mill, is now at work sad is
prepared to execute all orders in hie Ilse of
business,.
Theo. Allen is, we understand, to be
principal of Nile echoed .luring 1892. The
trustees IWO male a good choice. We have
n ot es yet teamed who i. apponsted as
assistant.
•
On Sabhatli eve g last Rev. R. Fair-
bairn, pastor of Erskine chuieh, conducted
the evening service in the Methodot church,
odour( to the paiacr, Rev. A. Potter, be,ug
ia Uoderieh.
As to who will be the fathers of our
municipality (West, Wawaneohl for 1892.
there as soothing thus% fair to intimate that
any change will be made. in the proem
owned. However, imiumation day will
reveal
It will be pleasing to dm relativesfriends
and acquaintances of 31re. Ilt .wers, wife of
PUBLIC NOTICE.
RIAlloVAL. P. Hamlin, who has for some
John Norinan. of East oVawanosh, is Used
years past carried on a baking and grocery
up svith a lame shodtder. He fell out of
business in this village, having se•ured a
tree while picking ripples in the Fall and thee
not vet recovered. He shoulder mems to he it - ,
I onsitom at Kincardine, has leased 11*.
shrinking away.
preini•es aim soh' interest in the Intel •
ness to. S Roche, end intends rem ,ving
Empire Associating. F. of 1., held its shortly to his new sphere of action. Mr
weekly meeting on Wednesday. Ike. 9th. Hamlin takes with Mon the good Icahn and
Not • very large number an attendance, al 'sincere t of the citizens of Dungan
though the night *05 fine. A number of non semi vicinity. We wish him the hest of
italljecte were discussed and- the ▪ in hie new location.
meeting closed with • debate The *object
was : '• Reeolverl,that more may Interne.' 44"I' R"ehe' who ha.) hcenf4r wine time
11 travelling than by reading.- Dos.oi per in employtIt
he of .1. Crawford, mer•
Clow, Daniel ('Callaghan, William Martin,
Alex. Emerson, Wrn. 'Pardon. Jane.. Mc
Grogan and Williani Beecroft upheld the
negative, while William) Met •rogan. Chart
Fraior, Andrew Fox and Charles Ftnnen
oletaineel the affirmative. Johe Martin,
Rob* Pur.lon and James Sutherland were
appointer judge, and gave &cotton in favor
of the affirmative. The meeting then ad•
journed for another week.
WINDHAM.
(P000 Oro Ow.< OilltlitetroMORVV.
Reeve McKenzie was in Gorricis on
business lout week.
Mr. and Mr*. Jas. Anderson returned to
their hour in Canouville last week
John Carr, of Hutton k Carr, attended
the millers' meeting to Toronto last week.
ehant, 01 clerk, has moved into the estab•
lishment formerly roccupted by Peter Hem
linhaving leased it for five years, and has
porch:viol the stock of groceries, etc. Mr
Roche will, an connection with the general
grocery, carry no the baking business, and
hopes by tenet attention to business to
merit the rummage of MI who may favor
him with their custom. Success to you,
Samuel.
On Thursday evening of last week, In
pursuance of previous intimation, • lecture,
being the first of this strulon•s series under
the anspiees of the Epworth Leshoue in eon
rection with the Methodist church here,
was held in the Methodist church. Rev A
Potter, prior, presided over the meeting
in his usual happy nerner. There was a
very fair attendance present,
that there were other meetings the ennui
Iter. Dr. Sutherland, general mismonary night. The lecturer. J. E. Howell, M. A.,
....retory, and others will address a cow of Goderich. district chairman, taking as
centum to he held in the Methodist churoli ma his subject " The Neensity of the Rade,
Turley afternoon. and D. Influtmee,- gave • splendid lecture,
which. we presume, will have great matinee
nn thole who had the privilege of being
="nt. It as pronounced to be one of the
Iect ores that have bees delivered in the
church.
The fire hell rang on Teemlav .venin
Imo. the fire Ming in one of Richard An
demon's! chimneys. No &mite was don.
This 6. the first time our bell itas rung for a
fire for some time.
A very sad accident kaolin ed on Friday
* freeness in Lower Winghain. Stanley
Water, ono of Jas. Watson. pot hts skates
nn and ventured on the mill pond. There
being only shout halt an inch of ice, he
holn•t gone far when the in broke and lett
him thrmigh There hieing nom. wiles him
to lend him . ly the
por boy drowned. He was never missed
until tea time, and was Mead on Saturday
morning by his err, J. Jacking, end C.
Rarbrier. He was Mined on Sunday after-
noon.
A lodge of the Knights of Pythias was
organised in town on Tenuity venom of
lam week ley • miniher ad leading names of
Pernect ledge.N. 10, Loadna, there tunes
• charter list of sweaty -throe toombers.
The following Akers were elected and in
stalled • John Norris, P C ; F. W. ("haw -
feed, C.C.; J. H. Hisoneks, V.C.O. ; D.
McCerumek, P.; R. CArtellyn, M. eh Alt W.
.1 nasty, R. el R.. 4 R : J. H. Borotor.
I/ of T. ; (' B. Williams, U. el R.; L
Harem, 1.S.; W. J O.S. Aber ,
wards they adjunreed to the Ilrusistelek
Rouse, where • eery plume' sod Njey
tilde beer wee spurt
GREY.
trams ore ows ,
Prof. Coeds is oret**14 riarg.di
at Craiihrook.
11rs. Peter Elder, from Masitoba, as
vieitiag her parents. Mr. sod Mn. ()oriel
Rain.
Shoddy cloth pedlars are Mill operating
in this township. Every framer should
give thorn the run.
The Patrons of Industry will give a hig
eratertrament Turnbull's school home ea
Friday owning of the. week
The sir in new full of rumen of ancials,
&noes, weddings, en' and the
bee If the wearier 'model roily settle
down with good sisigbiag there would be
new. fan them yen esold mbali• a stick at
ter while. _
Omar an " Tau Rion at wets 'rase urn.
Age 0611 10 PA/2111a Tan niintrYT, AND TRIM
Men DritA.an AND 11000 1115011.1111111 re " TIN
Rearrao., Owr. Term Raw ta
mu Ova nem 400 "Tar iiroset." re ewe
Ban.
BLUEVALIE.
traorr owe owet ,
Arch. Amides is ea the sick hid.
Ward Farrow 014Millayed her..
Plubp 'Motor. jr., is vuo .ig kis brother
in Woodstock.
The Methodist tialdath school inroad has
mg • Christmas tree ma Dee. 23.16.
Rev. John Roes, 61 A.. preached the an
1411111017 sermons in the l'
church • lay.
Juba Messer, who has bees making chair
this season, hat come home to speed the
Winter mailer the pareutal vv./.
Last Saturday the return snatch we.
played between the Bluevale rid the Woos
ham juror football clubs, us the Wuoghans
gromeis. The game resulted an • draw,
both *dos failing to score.
The Y. P. 1,•. A. had their almost tem
meet ng on Moseley, 14th. Although the
Westing was very nufaeorahle a large crowd
ereasibled t parteke of the delicacies pre
tared by the member, of the Allaleillt1011.
Addre••••• were deliiered by Rev. John
Rose, of Bruseele,Rev I B. Wallwin,of Blue,
vole. Roe. Mr. Hughes, rector of the Epee
c,.pol church, 11.1tarrhana, anal Rev. Mr
61 alley. oho presided as eleairman of the
untertanuactit. The program was lengthy
end rented to the enjoy meet .1 all. Mr.
Gracey, of Winglini, Imre some of his
famous reading*. The innate ants supplied
l. th.• Moses Waimea, uf Witaritam, 1,1co.
Dutlielil and the church ehenr. The even-
ing was .pent, both profitably mud piquantly.
A vote of thank. Wail ordered to the per-
formers and everyone weal home well
'satistiou.
11.00 LA1111 r011 LAAV WEEK.
J ames Gray is ma the sick list this
week.
John Mesmer, who has been working (u
the Moloswerth elle-cad, facture, came home.
last week.
1,•..t Settarday there wa. en unusual ...or
itt the village, made by the arnral of the
junior football chili bout tVitighaus. At
30 the clubs, klatch were very evenly
'Hatched in site - began to play. It was
soon aeon, 1, int:Ter, that the home club was
the bsturr, a. they made two goals to
11 Ingham'. 6)... *6.. nr.t half time lit the
laud half it was expected thin the visitors
would pLay letter, a. they ho.! the Wind in
their foto:, hut it err aeon Seen that the
..... e team was not to be holed wale, as
they :n three more goads and made
the •core 5 to 0 in favor of Blue, ele.
The other evening,.. Mrs. Wm. Mesmer
wao vioiting at the letaa-e, she wuseurotie•i
to re her Sunday school clam, inert* one by
one mt.) the mom where she hail he,,,
ushered and Mir Louie Hoot •ey, one of her
class, read her an whirr, telling her of the
love they all had for her and of Iwo they
had at Loot concluded te show it by giving
her & little token Mies %Iaggie Robertson
1 heti roam and drew from under 1h.. table a
beautiful slipper -yaw and footetool covered
with plush. Mrs. Metro ban long been a
faithful and alde wurker In the Sunday
school anal has gained the love of her
clams
MARNUCH.
[snow ova ow • rsiLitielen•
Mire Adeline McGee 6. orating frontim
scar Bays eld.
WI, . rtso:i, of Myth, spent Sunday
at los bee her .ktiam s.
M ts • Hannah R enemy. of Weightier. spent
Su eloy et Rob 0 t Scott s.
ft Simper,. fro oi near Gnelph, is lit.1t1D:
friends 13 11.i. vie nity
Alas ' for our moms. S:eigleng no away
• ie proionged holiday stet mud prevail' in
i s steel
.4 nUrillser Of 1he ot11.3. !wirer. Of Calvin
• went cher 1” 1 le- rraidene.! Of their
p.••tor. R. v. 44 61 heddes, White
.beech. one day Let w..L, ai.d presented
about thirty hags Of oats He
!husked thew ite.ruly for their thoughtful
hinder..
Anoilier of our young us% 6. 16*. perms
of Coo .e,a the ranOs
of the lienolicteT.0' leeks lady was, Miss
'dry 'Iowa t ex,. iid our beet wilt....
to the al emipl..
Mid.es llg • . and %lag /le Roberts -op ieare
on W &bay tor Waelillig100 hit alf .
where their brother .10hi8 living. W. are
e ery to lo -e thae two or, unable young
14.1lea, but se Marta, 03.11 their' well to
:heir new piece of reside -ore.
NILE.
(nun ore tie!, C•ot11041.03DMIV.;
Several of our fanner* luel @beep worried
y dogs recently.
Mrs. Gramme t sock We hope to bear
of her spe•-dy recovery.
Go to the school .*&mniai.oi oo Friday
next and you will have • good time.
Mr. Al en and Mime Mc, Myer will teach
the young idea laer to sh...it loc 1492.
Mr. 14.11ows, prusopal of the arhool, has
hewn laid up tor A tear days. We hop.
0110111 to hear of his recovery.
We sotiee that • yoling masa from the 6th
Onneessioli of Wawsnosh takes motiasiosial
drier down totrat•I 61-••linv-Ile. We as-
pect Us bear -bet whist!
The church trustee board are booming
their new ahe1. Wheu completed it will
add mach to the oo -it- •ri and appearance of
the place. The sett thino no -corm y is •
n ew church.
The happiest matt you see driving through
our village is Alexisioier Dunkeld. If you
ask the rears they tall you that hie wife
presented him with • haselteane baby girl.
We , hits It is • loag other
✓ ace people dad so to your c. IT norm.
Hugh florin, our no eon le dealer,
is gathering up the lam of his Iamb& The
Dungannon *erase praised hien tap a few
week', ago hilt hind, a in -wake. he diem net
t..Iong to that oneoworee • it as not big
enema to had • sun 01 his merry und
posh.
The Rev. IS A Fear preached os Monday
eveuieg, taking for los text Get mit 19:xvii.
We tell yon he has wit a very 11114h ,opillInfl Of
poor Lot. The rev gentlemen took hi.
surprise 10111111( them he
wasted them to give a plate collection a,
1370 on the first Sunday to January to pay
for the new shed. We be•itono he will get
it. toed we think slot is the proper way to
do it.
Theis coaretion with Nibs
&today isoltesol Will he held nn lArerettnee
Rye, whet' a choir* t,gotten up
by the scholars, earl ureal Christina.
tree will he to the fere The Readay eter
nom will be bald on Smutty, Ireeember
2014. Mrs Poetised is expected to preach
14the childres, sad Rev Mr Potter, of
rrill preach ks poresta and
=War
Tim aide* daesloor Heise 0.0100) 01
Rev. Dr. Parma, porde, of lie Mineral
Mothodiet eek, Rt. Thio... firentsefir of
Rumor, died of 49 Desrlar
sight. 6th hem Aged 49 years.
!.'
THE MARKETS.
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BREADSTUFF'S ARO PROVIStOirig
wearies' Miriam.
Ihreeasuar. Doc M
rail wheat. • ••..•• •••••• frifoseita
$..e -4.,,c wheat ....... • oi to • s
KO. W MSS. •
Flour
Ober's, 9 Ian
brae. ton
Screen •
Oats. sew. es
Pinia • be*Null a
........ to I *
Haney. eeeisisee ........ ...... cows.
Hay. r era udi •
Petah Ittutga 0 SSW'S
Apples. $ 15010,15
batter. V Di ***gee. • • Illate010
Stank fresh impaskod. dna .6... • tote
leesee
0lIt.S
Wood . al Is 4 le
Weel ............ . Ones* III
Hides.
2 4
• *on •• • e 11
Pelts. .. • • *ta • .• • • • .. •• • . se to"
•ei to •
11401.3•
..... 00 tog
..... Le se too 9?
14 110 too lo
..... 110 Ou toes ig
*Mu,. g
91119119*011110111119194.
Doe. ts, ffies
. .
r: tom irr
Spring Wheat • 117 toe V/
0 40 la 0 VI
Harley
lisle • • • •• 0 31 tel0 30
Peat 1101101/1141
A miles Illrinint 10011•••• •••• • • Le 0 Si
Polelo-....•.•••S•O IM•••••• 0 1510. H
Witter ............ O, r
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dayN II
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VS001 •• ••• ••••• ••
Pork
let N
NOM
101 )1
tO 3 91
191•00•4•1 Ilarkem.
1*.. 644(11.
Flour. prelate. f$ 30 to 3 ig
Wheat. Fall . n in to • NI
serial 11 le to 0 es
Nan 0 110 ta 9111
Harry • 35 to 0 52
‘ 14118 e 30 to 0 31
Potatoes 0 25 to 0 It
Wool, pre lb. 0 17 on 0 a
Hales 3 so to 4 CO
Sheep Shiba 030 to 0 7:
ha). per :on 10 00 lir 10 II
moo, per dos 0 li io 0 14
littitAr. par lb 0 14 to 0 0
Pure 3 OD to 3 es
Wood. Ver yard 1 50 to I 75
nearer Wean.* fliwket,
The receipts of Ilve stock at the rands at ike
Nontrial Stock liarrts Compeer, l'ulat ft
chasers. fur the week cueing Llec. 124remr. _
15
Receipts of lire stock so the
Montreal Stook 4 area. Pt.
*4*. 'Aeries. 101 46*. week
Left over from prevent*
'reek
Tots= entak
There wale shoat
51j
17,
trade thi. week sad eerily sul ere. to. Issue
the reseaboder from last week. Sunni* at rie
hotter prices. etre', steady at he • laver+. i•
tho
Th. Ilia bog trade is -off." and nut 10
bought to sell *2 10 10 esseper with dreier
hogs at (dc to Oec with Mike the market it
66
soded.
We .0114 the follevritnee$ Ulan tale values
t'aitle, bet ebers• good. ...... Si‘ le Me
" ..... 3ie
'beep 1. 10
111,ws
tea,
to
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ASi14FIELD.
Lenox Ora oWn .
The trial ores of the late Mrs. Graham,
formerly of the 13th con., Aehfiel.i, have
erected a beantiful tornboonee too her ewe
ory in Zion cemetery. 12t.' 00U.
The friend.; and acquointances of Men
INelite Thompson will lc sorry to learn ef
her de oth iu Tornio, 25 Walton street,
Nov. 27th. She was tint cousin to Mrs.
Thos. ilcKeitto 12th cos.
BRUSSELS.
(MOW nee. 1/111 , • 1
Pepper's perfume ore Le the nicest is
written I)Mario.
IO. 'Turnbull, of Galt, was is 1011111 for a
few days last week.
Irwin* Mellen are sow ninety seer
ay. give them a call.
"Mogen" Downing is hone. He will
*Wild the Winter with too
Mrs .f. M, kronor is visiting her (laugh
ter, MTV. Hunt, at the rectory. Southawy
ton.
Wm. Crawford is home for the Winter.
He had leen working near ffirforth fur tie
past six month,.
J. G. Skase and A. R. Smith have
improved their seer stares by showing a nom
gilt ern. It lonks very artistic.
A Christmas hall MUNI meprirr is aromeseed
to take place at the gam s's blur) ball ea
Christina. Kve. Good mime *41 6*.- furnish-
ed.
Silty waggons loaded with mom were
mentor on T000day afternoon of last Weillt
fin our merket. Brussels is TUX market
this rearm.
Mrs. H. Towniondchildren,of Winntegoire
visiting the former's pinata and
town. Mrs. Town is the daughter of
Kam!. Crawford.
Jesse James ham the Maitland netting
rink and will moo have it ender way. A
few more freeeing nights and we all shall
be giiling Then leoh out for !Matey.
Rohr. Room who bad been at New West-
minster, , for the peat tea torogiles, is
home, He reports trade doll. Altar all.
there is no place like our good Ontario.
Pay. I. R. Wallwia, wife and daughter.
of filuevale, wiles visitiag at the pa
last week. *The reverend geatlentellaS
dreamed the meeting on Thursday neer. His
address was listeners..
"Love id Mind,- hot not the
A intim men MI our SOWN, WO hell -ere, in
about to enter the "Retitle areet," jorigieg
from the ".marks" he los lately perchaeW•
elm very wall. have ears and eyes mete
iM "eoveither 14th John Humble, a half
brother of Mrs. J R Grant, of Winnipeg.
area • brother of Mrs. J W Mhiel, of Ter
alto, wee killed between two MPS lig
Wichita., Ramose, while amieting at toed*
resat his brother Outer's elevator. He wan
o ansarried.
1119. Wise • 09•1111.
Will
that haps of the sore appear. of swore
youdinelsoneed the warning • The oral
pee
saner Ask
60 omits to rue riek mad notlong7for
*elf if mos ma afford Mre thsake .16
it. We hooey from expertise. that S161109
'41
CAire will ours your moo* It diver fade
Clinton New Res: -Yeilleedff 111""44/)
aftersioon, • neap,* of vary ratisralds yowl
Wiese( Omuta started se • Ise, kr•r0•1."'
ler the naked the nue they harroploard °Ai"
lore to. Tim listissoara Mime Ihrdellowl
Mag
tie &blew liktaghtors of Mrs. Bridged. ex"
40 dolifortria. wirers one le 10 10
married
10 .11.. Pirko", Use of absent, wad
the WOW 90 • Mr. Jamison, former* 44
Rodiarimit
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