The Signal, 1892-1-14, Page 1VOL. 3LIv. No. 2343.
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G4ODBRICH, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1892.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS-
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BORN.
MORROOW -Is Oaderfcb. oa Thr 11. 11.1. the
w fir or Thus M.w ro w, of • daughter.
IA$f'KY Al.recopy. III. on January eb-
1Mtt• the wife of Lai** C Datiary. Cosa'
✓ oue.107se .d a da.urhtes.
CHANT-Iselinto•. on tbe3rd Met. the wife
of H. 1 l' hent. of a Ammeter.
DOHKkTY 1. (711.1*. e• Doe. 3001. the alb
a( 10.,. Mabeey. of • sea
Cale PM 1e ties Wawsaeek• es the Ind
fast . ib. x11. of J. W. Ostembell. of e
da.tbua.
WILSON la C Intoe.a thee!• Wm- the wife
of Cha 'es Wilma. of • ma.
M. Aft r i • U K - 1. Heseooll, o• the eW Met_ the
silent A. Yc'rtb sr. d•nom
MARRIED.
t'AgeAIdel -I IR%Krt-.ea Prd Dem. by
Rey. 11. moon. a the reseals.", d the
Mid. L father. Joss 1lmacede. to Mies
Cuaberle- r. Meer. beth of tarey.
SCOTT--'HintTk1kIt-Al IMF meteor, of
lIe brides weave. sear Walton. M urne
towe.h.p, us the SRM all., to Ker. A. 0.
Kist. 11 A . Item, noon. of Telfer. 0s1
to Mir Menge Jaime 1k.streed. elder
daughter ar Jobe aburueed.
/ AIR IIHW ►R - At .he neldewre of Mr.
M iv'IM, L•od..bnece, to the Ih% Jam. by
I0. ter A. taew•rt. James trier. )r.. or
of
Cimino. to Miss Jere Deem. ha
the l+ee Archibald Dewar. formerly mf Sea -
tart b.
0 BRIE % -. 'HISS - At Itannlbal, Moat+n& os
11. - 22..4 .11 . at the tee. !mice of toe bride'.
ammo..n. Key. J. A Smelt. Miss Mamie
1L 1'ht. 1u Dr. or. W. Irarls. rermertp of
Rrieseta.
DIED-
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EQ-- In O.derich. on Jam IPA,
• Mer) Rlrtly Mama, next of ebe ht.
Jame* remises. and T1 Jeers -
HUSH -- .N Menlo• 14 Y.. tem glib. A. r.
!•nate Bei • formerly of liederfeh.
y414 --b *l a tewnehie of Ae01eN. se
Thirsts,. Jeerer, :.h. I. Janerelit or
0he late Jesse Young. aired :t years. 11
muathe nod a dap..
g11ib1ILL to leaa'llter no Thursday. Jae
Mr) 7'.,. 107E. Mary, relict of the late
Thome. Olsd►ih. seed tat years. M mamba
sad I t v..
)(1.14N_5 0oderieb. on Saturday.
J .la'' AMaloo .. aged
IS aeon.
044. SOS
I4oth
of Natd.eryd
MANNINO le Tonmta os the lamb alt.. J.
W. $s niam Pr.vtacW lessees tomentor
aped SI year*, lather of A. H. ..d W. team
DiffIg•1 Io.I9e.
PALMLKr
- to Moe, u the r.e edrom d
n Nsortreed. c:, the lath aka. Wil-
lem Neon Palmer..c.d S/ tears.
McAN-I.!.rk rriminb, oa lM.latb, Jam.
M9 07 ears.
Lean.FOMItTglt _
Rebecca easter. . sd011 years. em the hot.,xss
Mete :W A LD - Ie Ore,. on Jam let. Janet
McDe••!d. ogee re years and 3 unwtb..
(41001(014-15 Breereek. o the Ott Mee
Damao C&m.ro5. egged 73 years. I months
..d 10day ►
t •AN A P•(-ia l eaforeb. s TasedayJ•mstb.
I. Mary Comavan. wed >arearm
PLEA tri 1e Rreee1M. on J. loth. le•!
iltrabet0. Mews& .sed Y years.
PliM(iiMR ala i s Prrinto u. • ged, Jaime,
year.
a msa4M cad • thea
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Daring the nem week or two H. W.
Rau, the General Tr.vslbag Agent of
Tea ftenim, will be vieithg our friends
to Amadei sad Watt Wwaesah.
Our subscribers will cooler • ewer spas
To Brum!. by Peaking prompt renew.ts
and otherwise sinning Mr. HAu. is his
saevaes.
Give Mr. RAY. r ut sdsctio• be year
e sighber who doem'5 take Tea Biose,
Nee be will do the seek
BLYTH.
(goo Laos nun l.amr wan -
in Rider! Yoamg, of 0rangssllh, and
Mr sus Albert and his wile, d she same
ekes, are visiting kinds te taws.
Char!.. Oren and aider, of theink,
Mr. Reeks., Ise el Japes, esti S. idlum,
.et Seafer4, Mw bees the pasta of Ikea
ttdith Yang this weal.
Williams thews, of the Weis read. ie
Meths to give ens the msmispmsui of h4.
farm to he rias Robert &ed silky • well -
thorned reeireme.s. he having pssshased •
seellwMhla redden es Mends asst from
• iIRIAM A 811111111111111 WAND IN
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Arm
CLINTON'S CATCHY ITEMS.
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THE RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS
ea This Ceammia a iMaad ea Dew $very -
Mem Warta Rmisw•as Tama Goes ea 6a
•• 10.,..•. 111." Ne-iebu atte•11ee
.1 teed Bveaas.
(mote oma Owe oORt eroeos y. )
We soseotiassa think that that lonrual
The oris* shoaled have one tetter cleansed,
and use added. and should be named The
Vampire.
Ska4ag sow is fully enjoyed .ad much
appreciated by the menage( resideaa of this
our burgle. Mr. Croll, having pet the risk
in first -clam order, hopes to gain the peerage
age of bock ladies Reel ge•.e.
There was so serene to the
church Sua.l•y last, the rector that .leyj
perching in Dungannon. A modest bad
poensised to fill his pulpit in Chaim, bat
for same reason or other he did not turn up,
wheal cited tad above resalt.
Pot.rnrao ! PoLnu,. ! -Oa the street
censers, to the mese doer. .t
Usrle D•..s and wherever • gathering
gathers it ns politics, polities, the everlast-
ing politics, and not until " Our Man " gen
.:acted will the angry billows subside .ad
.till we strongly "Ahem to our first convic-
teen, that the " Right " mac is •h our ride
Ws Wan TIMM. -Aad so you have had
the Rev Bain Small in year must, Mr.
Editor. When 1. ER/ in Chem your
bumble servant had • quarter tied op in the
earner of kis big red pocket handkerchief
and, after a hesle serious oonsideeation, de-
cided 00 invest. and thee wended his way
thicker. Oh, ray ! tab, my ! how Sato did
keep as awake, eom.tiseea had us laughing
like inant.ce and thea afterwards haring the
briny streams rolling down our cheek.. He
dad moot beerW= cream)
our statesmen.
was lased of herd epee our medico', and the
saloon mem just rot 0.- bat l.1.j.0. -fro.. the
power of his eloquent speech. He talked
.w.y for two boars, but yet withal did not
tire the .adieaos When all was over we
quietly walked home, feeling that we had
had good value for our great outlay.
Tunnies') Warren -- We were kind
of riled up lam week, Mr. Editor,
when hearing of Tne Stoz tt.o staff
Itovtng a .upper • so much so that we took
dews our old shat -gem from the wall in or-
der to visit Tau Sweat Mike, bat 6odaog
the lock, Neck and barrel oat d repair we
.,IIy returned it to is hook. TM reason
d our antler was that we, who seed in the
chips in order to help build the big Sweat.,
were ignored, and when thinking of the
roast, turkey, the &te•nming padding, the
sp•rklisg wine and the plei••ot hes it
merle our blood to Moil to think that while
others were at the b•ngOet we were lit in
the cold. add stades. Our meals of revenge
weld be therefor the whole of Tits SK00lL's
stall of correepoedents to stake • banquet
n ett by asking the rdu4or .ad his ma to be
present hemp coals of fire upon cheer bead&
Om Sire. -IA greppe,like a carina lien
seeking whom be may devour, sell prows
around our burg. At the preemie time he is
tete unwelcome guest of canny • home. Al.l.
Andrews with his whole family have been
pea.erwted Mrs. W. Young is also suffering
from its pre neon, and H. Moorish is also a
victim. Hes taml ,who have been sufers's,
are, we .n glad to state, nicely oe the
steed. Miss Ford, who has long been sick,
is now an a very critical condition tram the
mine sootier. Mrs. Wilson, • very eyed
lady, is lying( at the very gates of death ; her
aged hnukedwho es Me in be 93rd year,
u
hlona Leen nick and bedfast ; therefore,
*bee their parting comes, it cannot be for
Wog. Mrs. Calhick, mother of D. 11C•dback,
of your tows, is also epos the vmeryy verge of
the river, even the ever of Death, through
which all must wade. Mrs Sahib, who is •
splendid nurse amonpt the seek, now re-
quires the .ervion of •sera. Mr& Ottore.m
and ber Irby are also gripped by this motel
foes with • hothead lying to led, who has
long been ailing with an incurable disuse.
Rut let se sty our pen. for the .offerers in
our town are almost legion, some slightly,
some badly and Rome dangerously ; bet we
ere hepog .no. to see the dark :loud dis-
persed, and well welcome gladly the moa-
shive of health and strength.
AIWA r Owes J000so. since last writing
to Tae Naval two more fellow•travefrs
have reached the end of their journey, the
first being Hugh legman .t the advanced
age of 83 years. He had le.ig bees • resi-
dest of Clinton and was mach
aed esteemed both as a churchrn (fresh -
term.e) and • chines. Although far .4-
mood is life, he was h.1. 5144 hearty
p to within • few clays of had death ; Rad
is les tees truly Lee it bees verified abut
gray hairs are ho.e,abls The wet to
wade the river was Olivia Debase, he en•
tering death's cold stream Sanaa, evening
last, icor • long ported he had beam • suffer-
er frost heart tremble. He was ar.pan-
Mvely • young sena, although hev.ng
wedded his seemed Mike &ad wan as Mader
trios• and mesh rasp .ted satins. Reiss a
meatier of the C. 0 P'. the •bewe fraternity
turned not u • bedy Tuesday last in order
to pl• ee the evergreen in the gran of
their departed brother. 1. this case, air,
s there as eater demonstration of the
beauty .d • beimeolent Order. Mr. (Mores
hod winch Menem to oostesel with and
ease sot lay up for • rainy day but always
ataa•ged to pay hie .dues i. the C O. F.
The brethren anemia him whin he wee eiek.
=Iberian
{s•leially, aid tow his widow
.r,( fatherlesn ehi(drs& will resines frost the
above Order $1,030 00 Let the worthy Ur.
Pareeas sues over this ...d bemire& .tier
sash ethos before ismpieg at his rash ens
PwwAw t --As rear Kemble sew.oet toes
seeskty w.lk.ng drown ire. the .seer Ada
with h •rI. thrust dews Amer lass the p.
eta of his pasts, Mt is me tntat on op et •
wiekeds&se of the wsrld at largobut the
k
Terees eepe.iy, he wee thorn rudely &s-
oar5d : Ah, d 1 ywill be left la the
ye. will
hale •a the seeming aleelies. " W imply
rend at ear Fws6r, • it replied "Leh
is the thaw, Iqsv t Tb,sko.4 thea have the
*Mem 111 the withers riding f•wwgntte.
'gm that egp are pnm.Ity home IF • ens
I
to 80 somis
end Rik year they bio Met eresadedd 1
eons t Tree, we hen • good mop of pota-
toes Inst Fall, bat the yt.ld did nut atoned
►aim. that of the previous year. yet leave
=value.
dawn to otanhalf d their
former value. Our farswe know from
eeperimes wthe b+
uponalla all he twine they tor; they age haw
to soars over the big exodus lioZtit
limited !Staten We have not yet
U.eIe Thomas and his peg, .or Mee we -
bet alas ! we are in too moot hem M
throw pearls before swine gt.np a til
amether week or two, when M. C C.mer+u
will be is the field, .ml will be alae to mop
the lour with any MAR Lha CoaservU.
may brtag forward -teetotally whitewash
them and utterly confound their evil design -
Mg matinees and bring te the front that
which all sensible men will admire and up-
hold." With these retwe ks we pulled ,
down oar cep oven our ears, pave our
opponent • look of scone .mel quietly pro-
needed upon our journey.
PORT ALBERT.
' Irma OCR uwl. CORttMrOEDRal.J
IAvine service was omeducwd is the
Episcopal church here oa beet Sunday even-
ing. The mermen was preached by Rural
Dean (;rang, of Clinton. In future service
will he bold at 10:30 A a. as formerly.
A Nook of dry goods. composed of reedy -
made dotting, underwear, dress rends,
blankets. etc., has been opened up 11i the
mend owned by Jr.. Mrbady. Auction
sales are conducted every evening. J.
Kellie, m•s•tler.
A tea meeting in •id of the Episcopal
church meek place hero oa Monday evening
last. Tea was nerved it the hasen.eut of
the church. The choir of St. (;eorgie
church, t:oderich, was en atteu lance. Ad•
dreams were delivered by the Ittev. Moms.
Carrie, Fairbairn an.' Potter. The proceeds
amounted to about $75
l)RfTCART. - -We regret to chronicle the
demise of Mn. J. Young, relict of the lac
James Young. which amt event took pIso.
at her re0ideaos, Lake Road, on Thursday
last. 1)eoesael Wee seized with au attack
of la grippe about two weeks ago, which de-
veloped into pneumonia and terminated in
her death. Her remain were interred in
Colborne cemetery on Sunday last.
CORAL WREATH CORNERS.
(ram ova owe ouamier00 . .
Mrs. Daniel Gilboa, of this place, is visit -
tag (rimed. in Detroit, Mick.
Dune. Campbell h.. been visiting friends
is Jackson, Mick.. for the past few week..
Mum Maggie J. Murray, of Coral Wreath
Cwetre, is venting friends is the vicinity of
Urethane Ont -
Me are glad to note that Wm. Murray,
trio was very Ill for the past week, is again
able to be around.
Mian Bella Red hay, we believe, returned
to Detroit, Mich., after spending a few days
under the parietal roof.
Mr. and Mn. R. McLesase, formerly
of CYover Valley, now of Chicago, 111. are
visiting friends in .id around this burg.
John Martin, of the township ot Ashfield,
is having • sale of valuable farm stock aid
.mplemena on Tuesday. January 12th.
We believe that John intends moon to re-
move to the Northwest.
Isadore Otis, who was "pendent, the holi-
days at the residence of Tn.r. Smith, left
on the early train Moaday for the county of
L/arnbton, where he intends .pending a
week with friends in that vicinity Foefbre
starting for him home in Soignee.
Hugh McLeod, of Ashfield. ha.poroh .od
that property known as the McIver farm
Iran the Loan and Debenture Co., of Lou-
don. Hugh. tieing somewhat of a burinees
chap, natio • sale and sold off moat of the
tinder and slash by the acre, thus realixat.g
quit an &taunt on the start in tall ease.
JURIOH-
ere LATE pot t.Aite we1e. I
ADutetw AND PRESENTATION. -Lest Tues-
day evening the members of the Kngli.h
Bible clam Stet at the midair* of their
farther, Sam. J. Lata, and presented
biro with an address accompanied with a
beautiful picture entitled " i'11 take care of
you." It represents a little girl of moven or
eight $ununers, embracing her dear old
gtnnd . and mounted in • upMidid frame.
The •idesm is e0 follow. :
MAR Tamil; nu, We, themembers of your
Sabbath school clams, ham mot here the eve-
ning for the parries of spondteg • social
hear with you and .mk you to .mpg the
pidttrs .s a token of mesteem for you
ksawing y that it carries with it the good
wWles of every member d your clam. May
you hag be spared by the blessed Mader to
sp&ct, to n His divine teething, Signed
m beheld of the mise ley
JMmL H 16. Do&o.
alk Mime FLoleexr-E BENEDI T.
Mr. Leta was ea completely by surprise.
Det to . few wants Naskd them for .o vale
able • present and hoped that he would he
alae te be of beudt M Nem is aha toady d
the goal obi beak. Afterwards 011 set dews
to • semptaoss repast prepared by the tsd-
in, .el after sajoybiroti - themselves Ito a fewMears all repaired to their mensal Meths,
nisch pleased with their .,wing's amjsy-
mwt.
DO['NGS IN DUNGANNON.
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK IS HERE.
Mt, Paragraphs I'. ,caved tier sande,. of
•• Tee.Iaa.l "-T%e a armee el4saory of
10.1110 rue..'• $.twpe'a. N 1m rade
release glorywork.
(ram min owe Coeii r lrrel -. )
Our medico, T. E. Case, lett hese last
week to attend the funeral '.f his brother
1. grippe, like the a1..yu(lnes, is no
respecter .4 perm• tis, as he attacks oh1 and
young, nch and poor, without fear, favor or
partiality.
We are pleased to be aIle to .tate that
quite a numl.er of those in this neighbor
heed who here leen prostrated by l• grippe
are gradually reoo.ering.
The municipal anneil of Went Wswe-
e tish will meet iu the township ball ea
Monday, eh- 18th, as per municipal statute.
All centerned will govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
c-
amtingly.
teethe a numl,er of our citizens left herr
for the comity town on Thursday evenine of
but week to hear the celebrate.! Rev. :dem
tion!! lecture on his experience in regard to
temperance.
Our efficient and genial undertaker 4.
having a busy time placing in their Meg
testing plates the remains of those who are
. uocuml.ug to the various forms of disease
that are am prevalent
The retnanne of the late Mrs. Pennington,
of Oodertch, formerly of Ashfield, were In-
terred in Demeanour' oelnetery, on Friday,
the &h. The bereaved relatives have the
sympathy of the community.
R B. Holland, one of our enterpris-
ing business men, has just returned from
the eastern markets, where he has been en•
gaged selecting the latest and bat in
Spring gond. R. B. H. is bound to keep
up with the tinges.
Mr. Ball, d (;ederich, agent for THE
SIGNAL, wan is oar village dung Pkat week.
He is pronounced to be the right man in the
right place, as he is doing excellent week
in hi. line. He reports groat .access in his
canvass for the leading county paper.
Don't forget the leap year concert ao.l
entertainment under the auspices of the
young ladies in connection with the Meth-
odist church here to be held on Friday, the
15th, in the church. A good tiale f• r
young men is anticipated. Bee advertise-
ment for further particulars.
The mime meeting of tke West Wawa -
Mall Mutual Fire Insurances (;o. will be held
in the mine room here on Tuesday, the
19th, when the business of 1891 will be re-
viewed and other important business will
be transacted. A good attendance of those
concerned is earnestly solicited.
Hume ! -George Horne and family, re-
orients of our village, who had been on a
'visit to relatives and acquaintances east of
Toronto for some time peat, returned hole
on Friday, quite pleased with their visit.
However, George thinks, as do others of our
citizens when they visit, that Dungennou
is the right place to locate in.
Still the grim monster, !hath, is busy ;
Henry Royle, of West Wasano•h. near St.
Augustine, who was taken ill • few weeks
ago, died on Wednesday, 6th inn. His re-
g gae were interred in et. Ang•atime ceme-
tery on Friday. He was • good citizen and
was much respected by all who knew him.
The bereaved widow and family and other
relatives have the sinoere sympathy of the
residents of the neighborhood.
The directors and stockholders of the
Dungannon Agricultural and Driving Park
AsencisUon held the annual meeting oe
Monday, the 11th inst., when the Menem
transacted in connection therewith was re-
veal. The fine/ices were reported to be in
• very atisfactory and progressive stat,
showing • good dividend on stock invested.
')wing to sickness and other uncontrollable
circumstances the president, Hugh (;irvin,
and some of the directors were not present.
BELFAST.
(non mat owe 00s$7 *?. ]
Ile swim (widow) is at pr.kot vary
U1
vWtisg at M Hakes*PIM a Pew ire
W. A. HeekettMania s.'litems. Int
week after minding Isle driAmn holidays
M hems
The drapers are taking .dvast.ge o1 no.
ss11 e ghh datgR and are busy teambag their lop
.siwao 1 t. Lsekeew.
Mond oar eiafaes. W as aimek of
1& grippe Oar masher, & J. Boyd, wr
Mid uy with it last week amid eosuSemYy
ass el wee Massa W • few days
Wan. Wilaw, w et W. R. Widmoe, e
ksmim•la. aha woe' M North Daws .L.ee
Wrenn yarn yr, it heck es • obit and
eels . geed Mery of had yield .f gunk dr
has
hake well end beery
•amid es Maybes the pasha pct 4 the
t Wiese.
appy of the beestfud meow. Jaseery te
all &ppearaaos bas bro.gbt Ontario Mato Ste
old position in respect of ember.
The cosmos s•latatios jam sow u;" How
are you! Have you got the grip e.
We would mound them who have not
paid the rues d 1891 that the latest limit
given by the 0gn•ut1 of Wen W.waatsb
the 16th lamasery, 1892.
tee regret to have to state that amouest
the many who are ill is our popular vect•al•
lar, !'bas. Robentelo, wko is prostrated by s
'every cold, which renders hint unable to
attend to he busiest. We hope he well
soon recover.
A g.todly number of relatives and acquain-
tances in this vicinity of the late Wm. Mc
Lean showed their sympathy and respect by
attending the funeral, which took place e
Mmpday, the lath Inst. The deceased was
from bis position in life well .ad widely
known .rel was biehly respected through
out the county of Hurui. By the death of
the deceased we are terribly remanded that
the battle of life u not, to the strong or the
race to (be swift. When Death cells, he is
peremptory iu his request ivied trice. Ito re-
tinal
Your bumble oorre.prndcret on Tuesday
of last week visited Belfast rebore. known
as U. S. 14. No. 13, eehtielel, when the
teacher, S..1 Boyd, put the pupils of the
junior cloves through some ew .tam in
manner which to me was very, attractive,
awl in such • wad as to draw out their
young muds witbtut timidity, but with
pleasure. Mr. Boyd is entering ,mpoo his
,.stood year in the section .ud to art appesr-
aace el familiar with the 'rue and 'terrace
method of imp.rtine turtructiou. The
section may feel bread of having such •
teacher.
As there wax an crrer re the .Outeme01 of
the number of v of ee polled iu 11 yet Wigwams,'
at the municipal electrum in roar last Moe,
we furnish you with the following report
For deputy reeve. No. 1 2 3 4 5 Total
Wm. /Lythe, 43 45 4 40 38 170
John flowers. 56 36 52 45 26 213
Majorily for Bowers 43
Couneillera. Na 1 2 3 4 5 Total
.las (;ibsu, • 76 36 40 26 24 202
Thos. Todd. 37 17 34 85 54 228
t;nbt. I: K•khart 38 18 21 74 41 192
R •bt. Medd 45 84 36 21 17 202
1 (1 WARD, OONVKYANt:sK
'Ur . &e., and mmml.ebeer ter taking sad re -
'•e rents/nu/emcee of ball. affidavits o•
amraanlotu, deimeiti.r.a or...emu .lectors.
• toes in or 00.eeralh5 any action. emit .r pn .
n.rdtuc in tae limb Court d Juan. tad
C pert el Appear for Ontario, or t• a•) !:.moat
••r i)ivl.ton Court. Alt transactions nroful.y
sed pro..•rly elocutwt. Residence and Y.U.
melee*. - -Dna iunoe Oat. lift-tt
On 1allhth last. in pursuance of prevents
intimation, Karel Dean Craig, of Clinton,
stated by the pator, Rev. J. Carrie, con-
ducted devise novice in the Fpiaoopal
church here. Owing to the games pre-
valent in the .aighbnrhnod there was not a
large atteudamee, which is teach to he re-
gr.tted.ae the reverend gentleman preached
an excellent, instructive aerates, ehsr.caer
Med by good logic and oomaime suss reason -
me o. the words oo.taimed in the mooed
chapter of Lake's Oeapel,41et and foUowieg
VENOM
Vrarrone -Severed Minton from Dakota.,
who were formerly reddens of the vicinity(
are here. Amongst thew are time eons re
the late Richard Wdeon, of West Wawa
mob, who whoa their father died left here
to better their condition, and rhe
that they are doing well a.d
which they could not have dose
remained is Cesnle. Wm. Fowler, jr aaml
family, formerly el West Wawnosh, now
of Dakota, are here aim They all stat
that were opportunities lerwell as
good is Osterio as is the land haw
adopted they would prefer Gvisg On-
tario.
The remains of Miss Elizabeth Fowler. of
West Wawnosh, were interred in Dungan-
non cemetery o. Thursday of last weak.
Rev. R.Fairbairn conducted the obsequies.
The late Miss Fowler had hero i11 for seem
time, being tro.bl.d with that fatal and les
imams en.sumpti a, to which she at last
enee.mbed. Miss Fowler was a daughter of
Robert Fowler, as old settler is West
Wawnosh, and was highly respected by all
*be knew her. Her an was twenty az
years. The bereaved pareia, brothers .sd
sisters bin the sheen sympathy of the
surroudhg eeamasity is their and
bereavement.
Manna- Quite a eine hes lakes
slew noes ear last, at .001.0 isms mod wed
jerkW sew there are
one ali to igha aad,wh•t 4 as erwiseaile,
Y ant sten se, enamel i.lgiing, whW
hes bees the Mire of all mid smeary 7 te
the meseet. sminness kr. .eemq.es*,
smite Ihnly, as is ovine' is the gnat suer
her •f sleighs and esteem with than nary
sigh of has.. w0*00 ars eesiio.e..ly pan
nog be sled he is oar YStspa mad, we pe -
meth .:.where white they hese a era
ASHFIELD.
(Too LATE raft LAST wog.1
Robert Hunter was elected trustee for
school No. 5 at the annual election.
:et the mu.tieipal election held last Mon-
day in were No. 3 Mr. Chamber. got 61
vote. and Mr. McKenzie 44.
R. E. Brown has Iters engaged in school
No. 5 for the sixth year. The inspector
gave an excellent report of the ecbuol for
last year.
The tea -meeting and social held in Zion
church was • success, when the unfav ,nide
weather and roads are taken into mroount.
The Methodist choir, Lscknow, was present
MA tendered some beautiful .elections. The
proceeds amounted to nearly $26.
UUNLOP.
(rr.o* ocia ewe roitsm.r0Nn•oT. )
1're400 u.. Jae. N;.Ilowe, late of the
Nile, gars our burg a resit last week. He
was making • few farewell ale preparatory
for leaving to attend the Normal Solved at
Ottawa.
The re -appearance of Winter in it
gim-
lets. form lees brought batik la grippe, w icn
has pet rather a heavy keel oa some of
our residents, keeping our sick committee in
full motion ten.iing to numerous patients.
A few days ago Mr. Quaid s Ad ins pretty
team of cream colt for $160 to • farmer in
Wellington county, ase being only a year
sled a half old and the other rising three.
Together with them he sold • five-year-old
for $100, making in all $260 for the three.
Considering the dullness in the prioes for
ho .e6esh this m be called • good sale.
limey about here will regret to learn that
Thee Jewel, at on. tune a resident ben,
sad sow of Dakota, lost be wife by death
•Ye* weeks ago, shed i after an inner
d some months. Resides her husband .he
Immo two children to mourn her tom. The
deceased teas formerly • Miss Tisdale of
Ceoderich. We understand that Mr. Jewel
with his children will shortly coma tome bis
relatives •bout here.
A teams with atarge eonsig.sent d
poultry proved rather fractious the other
morning going to the eircal•r town mad
made as attempt to run aw• but it proved
.aeleneemf.l After braking •whiffle -
tree or se the animals wars brought to their
bearings be their driver. With the estop -
ties of an upset of the had no damage was
d.m barring the breaks already noted. The
toes started &pia all right au it j.urmey
with ss further mishap, we are informed.
The tidiap of the death of Wm. M.1e.n,
the well -knows antis drover, u1 lled.riti►,
was reoeivsd with deep gleam is Our berg
S aturday meriting of Iasi week. All &bast
►m. liked Mr. Moban eery meth •led he
sheet mob oura.•iba seen kr
the ehipirsat of aaOiM W. ex-
tend our deepest sympathymily &led
relatives ea the lose d ons cut dawn is the
eery Aptans of life. All
rmwin admit bis en -
Wpm", es the Gurnee et • Snide is cattle
as as
h bemoaned th ry of the farming com
mm -
a ities of Hares.
le
shee
tole
EAST WAWANOSH.
(door own 0'+/ emthasealliaMIL
W. & Blatt meet Memiday nib friends
es the men&
Mr. sad Mrs,, WiU. Riehmiesd, d
ori eek. to friends ea /be tMik
W. Beano rMuresd had week teem
Mihipet where he W Anes psutihg •
flew weeks with Mimi.
The Patrons .of 1.dm1ey intend
a Bleed e.enereineet l embed &nese iii
lla
ea
t y. the 11th. Aged time M ant-
41110001 -
THE LEERITRN LETTER.
W
A BUDGET FROM THE LAKE SHORE -
a erreed TIs Always Ia1
oed Ibr b
emetes el the Western etes of
('e0Mrse Tao 101 4Irani the mita
Der re
Teas week as Me.
((most 005 Owe ('ORttwrmtDINT. I
A. Knock. of Hallett township, has bees
vetting here.
A4 PP*DI(T*D A few week■ age era
note.l that our popular friend, it. Foley, in
keeled to snake • plaawnt yet to see
Remit county en the Winter time, and he
Inas from just returned fruthere feat en titer
eating vet of writ. days, en which he had •
jovial time .t the New Year tide. He
return againn foreshadows the pleasant
chimes of the church bells to hush the
murmuring of the Brant belles by telltrtg
them that one of their number has c012.101tack this way not to return.
For; MA.ITURA, ItiT Nur ro Tau or
I.,vto. Ales. Rapson, of Hallett emus/lip,
was omitting among relatives and involute
here anti raying good bye as in • short time
he goes tutu the racks of ounce worker.
of the Metbadut church up he the North
west to scatter the gland tidings of a world
to wine. A tew menthe mu he settled
down on a farm to Hullett, but he has given
.wu
it up to bene a worker in his Master's
kingdom. Ming new ei the bright dower
of early manhu.tl, we, with others, hope he
may be bug spared to the teak before brae
and that has teachings will gather en many
sheaves for his Master's garner.
MIMING.- are n Yes, the fair sex aa state
of frenzy ; they would not tell u where they
ei.aappe•reel. `Since Trap year hour of the
met pmpusWog og of the gentle ass have
not shown up and they would not leave their
1'. 0. address with us The quartette are
U. and M (]retry std Gem and Wm_ Pd
Mee Pal -
ford, who Mfree away to • oeegbbortsg
measlier,measlier,ffew• stat to sat some tall teat of
• maple aple and beech for firewood. Cupid's
detective tells us the lads have a j..viel time
keeping b•ch. aged each a ardently studying
he little secret of the c.okiag, baking,
w•.hiog, ironing, scrubbing, etc ,so familiar
w woman'. kingdom. Tell us, a little bind
whispers. where are the boys ; bat echo an-
swers, " Oh, ..b, oh ! don't ; we will relate
our experieu :es mane day in the sunny future,
when we return, girls."
The annual supper of the I. 0. G. T., No.
213, came off on Friday night of last week.
The weather was rather unfavorable for •
good turnout and the at melance was not as
large as in former ye.r.. Those that dad
crime out may have heti their little difficul-
ties getting there, which were soon forgotten
when seated around the Neter. board,
which groaned with the ample supply of the
menu prep.r..d. At a few mentos alter 8
✓ a e
the chairmen, S. B. Willien, called
on Rev. Mr. Mack to give the blessing,
after which all pertoolt oh& hearty supper
u
that wmuch enjoyed. A st.R of eters
of the lodge under tleadership of stator
Gordon encouraged all present to w-
eak. of the goo.l things preceded. After-
wards the n,emeers with their nests do-
jo:.d a program of snags, recit,tions sad
r. -*.ling Among them a comic Moog by
Bro. H. A. Horton brought bud applause,as
well u a recitation of ilro. 1Y. Gordon_
Sister 14.J. Lentielei, • former member, gave
an address, and also Bro. A. Gordon, for
merly of the ledge, but now of the Albert
Lodge. Port Albert. Rev. Mr. Black gave
an impressive and ple.gng ad.lres.,bleu.l.ng
in much humor an.I keeping all in rapt at-
tentionMiss Kelton and Jas. Liuklater
rendered several selection. of instrumental
music during the even'ng. Sneed chatting
before and after the program shKowe.l every -
body hail a good time, and well gave sunny
n.emories of this as of previous meted sup-
pers, which bring all together in a pleas-
ing meeting in faith, hope and charity.
The lodge here has been in working order
for the put sixteen years and during that
perio.l has seen many on is membership
ta
roll who, though &ttered in various parts
of this vast continent, will ever remember
their social gatherings in oar lodge room
here.
THE MARKETS.
BREAD STUFFS AND PROViglpNS.
gollorMi Peers.
emeouoa. JN, 13. 1gh .
pall Wheat at s ne• la
decant Wheat .... • r toe a«
Llama W !teat, . 0 i N 0 M
Auer ..,,,...„ 0Mwlle
aborts. 0 teaj, 11 w wad 09
Rua. 0 trope . We It M iota
dcireeet
ChMai•d° reed MbmtIt it ton
use. see 0 bosh .. a t ... •, la e te to 0
r'sra,Minh- 0yr e •
yr ell
Rarer. two rowed. 0 bee .,...• • Os to •M
barmy, amoebae • M to •
tie/. um .t..•• MMw11el
resume, w bash v fa w e en
a bolos 0 M
muter. •It _. •IJDID
1l
totes. bans u•pekei p Bea, • is w • la
• .
N uu1
..-..- 0 IA tufa H
swwi,N
tl isto0MI
time,•
awwiM
Sam baking . 0 10 w • 00
o.a..ed theft • owl ,..", boa to 6
Pelts. .. • b W • oM
Melee eusaN...
Jam. It MO
✓ ail W best ........ ...... •116 .u•
eta Wim. «•.••at e.0 •
e MI
stats .....•........••..t5 )tee to 0 X
leuleefw /r .•-•..• • W w • ft
wee. ..,.•... 0 1*to0 le
• • 0 1• to • IT
H1(srg...... 10 e M to • 17
ay to
t`ordwod.......... .•.....,.,...,.•11
.1 3~Me14 N
Orel ................. ••..•........ Saimaa
W u.L. ,. , 0 14190 1R
Pork 600 to a N
NILE.
(non etre owe ooasserostiewr.)
il•vd Mcllwaui is hid up with infianuen•-
Liorn.
Mrs. t;rostteett is dill in • prior Nate al
ba.leh.
R. Mellw.in, our genu! post/neater, M
down with la grippe.
Rev. K. A. Feer and family r.Mrsod
Mee os B•turdy from Brussels
T. Allen sad Mee McIver are fairly is-
e talled as teachers for the current year.
Rev. K. A. Fear is holding a four day.'
meeting He is .aaimt d by Rev. J. R.
Howell!, cb•irnw of the district as.1 Rev.
Messrs. Belby sad Potter. Mies Wini.sw
will anat.
Charlet R11iott,ssaeterb.ilder and general
oen•raotor,h new open ter joie for the ours -
tog mason. He is • graduate of D. Me -
Mom's, d 9.ltiord, •ad he hes learned the
whets Menem Ws would reooanmend
his to these who intend bedding the owe -
Sig ~ea.
Mr. Albert Tiffin preached on Bmoday
sessisg, the 3rd Met,, taking for be sub -
get . Wedding Onrseat," sod we
think his dteesares wee very well delivered.
Mr. Fear preached a serum is the mega(
a• " Syatewatic (livingSome may take
eseeptiree to some of his argamenu, bat
it will be tame he bit hardest -they are moo
M "quest
Mr. Reiter, you remember that nolle ia.
1e of. Well, •nenasoed, the Rev.
K. as Fear kept it bden hes .ad
Rwad•y, the and but., the oelMetie. wee
taken up .sd ate amount asked ler was
es the pale. 1t was • were stormy
and ..veal perms.. Mould amt got est
seed th•y brea their edloe4hs to the
Mer.71edamens' sell.atd s nearly
X100 Rio. R A. Fear deservee great
orsM it the trouble he tree to have the
. heds ler the .here& paid for Yea will
enemas ins ler gala bath ems year amid a
MIL Wins ilfr. )leer same epos this sir
wad Shen war . deb es She
10he•e he name kw be W pad enir
walks- 1.,104...
Ju. 12. 1801.
none per 100a ..... $Ietw1N
*twat, ran.
....... ........... 0 cal to 0 K
" Haman0 es to 0 tat
cseto•M
03iw•M
e«.
•oats ... ..-•.•.• e le to 0 IM
wool. poi 017 to •:r
IAN
3.t.ete4•
Sheep Shine tl be 10 • t•
day. per ten • 10 W w 10 M
Bttr107 •• . » •,t
Hatter. per lb
Wood. par met
•t*w0•
ekes OW
173le1se
mirage Yoe marl LAM.
(:ate'AOO UNION STUCK TARIM JAN. 11. -
Hogs --Today's estimated moire, 58,000;
yesterday's receipt, accordug to official w
porta, 30,679; shipmteies, 12,736; left over.
4,000. Market, 6 t.. 10 eo . lower. Light
mixed, $3.86 to $4 10: netted packing, is 86
to $4.16 ; hie.; ,hlpgam". •,1.90 w 14.90:
rough tirade., $3.90 t.. .4.00 Cattle-- Re.
mime, 20,000. Market bun.
Yvere.e• Manua ?crew rernat.
LlvIRroot, JAN. 11, 1230 r a. Spring
wheat, 8o Id : Red Water. 8. 1.1. No. 1
Cel., 8s 6d; corn,5. bol ; pies, 6e lie '!°rk
50.: lard, 33. 6d; bau.m, h.a►y, 32.; fight,
32e ; tallow, Me; chese,56i.
Los Dos, JAN. 11, L2ae r.
969-16 aeosey; 9511.14.esw..,
Neattresi skip ears (arena
JAN. 11.- There were shoat 340 heed of
b.tcbetu' cattle, 2 deep and ,i nn.. ,slues
offered at the Best End A5•tttr today.
Trade was fan sad pewee were better than
on Thursday, but comu.,nt ewe's dol 1100 sell
quite so well es On Sant l ,.,4.,. Mr. Bick-
erdike bought all the good, huge .hipping
cattle he could get at from 4)t to tic per
Ib. ; pretty goal stock old at •Lett 4o de•,
with common, dry ours at from 118 to 130
each, or from 2)c to 3,.• per Ih. alms some of
the leaser beeste sold dues t.. about 2o per
Ib. Tbere were only two 0,ettou critters
reached this market today and prioes .re
higher. Messrs. Brown Moe got • carload
nt good lambe frmn linesmen, wimch oast
about 44c per Ib. There are mut many fat
bogs m the market, but there seem* to be
little demand for therm, sol pr...ea ere from
4ec to 4ec per Ib. Dressed b..gs are from
bee to 6e per lb.
the debt; has built • eon ketches and
otherwise improved the parswtsg. ; he has
raised every del/wartime, of the church work
to • standard second Loathe is thee district or
conference, and his last reject wee gagged
at by many. But they forgot that the elan
who had the natter in hand had faith u
the enterprise, and hacked up by the pray-
ers of the people •nl wpp.rt of the church
trustee board the shed. are cuniplrtewl •ed
paid for, and ars prun•'un.r.1 by everybody
to be second to none in the county.
(r uce ANOTHER Ivm.ta-r o o.!R.
The annual Sabbath ..•h eel meting ata
held in the church ou Mambo. evening, Jan.
11th, when there was • good attendance of
officers and teaehers. Ref. R A. Fear pre-
siding. The following officers rare elected
for the current year • William Bailie,
superintendent ; John Itoonw, aau.taet
sunenntende.t; R. Mcllwain, secretary -
treasurer ; Thos. •heppere , assistant-eee-
retarr • Samuel Shepper.l. libruien ; 8l O.
Patknd, .secant Ih1.r.rw,. 'Ik. follow -
towhees were elected : Joseph H.Ner-
ington, Owlet Gwen. Mrs. Fear, Slim
Angie Morrow, Mies Agee. Pentland, Mrs.
(' (bruin, Mn. John Ito.t.,w, Nim Marta
Tin, Mies Oahe/me Sepperd,Mrs. Ales.
,thepp r4, Mrs. 1Ya.. Kalif, Mos Mita
Echlin .ad William Sic llttie. The same
tary's
a e-
ary'. report showed the aireme .tte.ise.s
for kat year to be es fellow.: Slokslar., T7
I t...bss, 12 ; .ries, 6: visitors, 6 ; total
average &tte.eWles, 98. The receipts ler
the year wore as 1011.+.: Salaam nn triad
from leer report 110691 ; annus..! during
year, gb1.12; total moire, Me 36. '11.s
impose= d.retg the year were 16i. 36, nee.
lag a balen es hawed of 133.01. A medial
invitation s extenl«I to all levees of Rab.
bath .chnnol week to- sten.! new Habitat&
school daring the rear and help ns with lie
g..od work. May tial i4... awl {tea.psr
our school is the feturo its He hes ,1 `
the pan is the saran wish el year beesldo
Robert jewean, oat Railer. Me honk es
YI.Ira m ami is the Hyaena,, meaty of
Mr4•u, pilin s b..ol for 18M.
turntable
jus•Weedq, umber
heesd Ht,ti.R. 14:5ni7, Ifer.-
iwediai 1M Ne.m•1 94.04 M (Iitawu,
AiN110er1 seswpeatSiMa ate pug• d -m