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6lwtrsl Shearers Consider A11 the
Troub4 at an End.
▪ 940 ARBITRATION COMMliS10N
p announcement from the beaJyuart.rs of
t the Auerican Railway Union that a deter
i mi..w1 effort is to Is toad• to ipvoke the
• Federal laws against the members of the
1 .en.•.al '.lar sgen As11uciat:.11 anJ that
w it a the, ,reel w view a couf.rrnre will ire
held to day between W. W Irwin. ut
Mtunraiedir the principal comae; fot the
men arrested for pertictpetfon tai the
i Homestead {tots. ami • Lumber of h»cal
ate •rti-ye Mr. Irwin. It I* Cat A. ie nue.
un ter way to Chicano in company with A
• prominent member of the Knights to
• 1.*le.r who was sent to enlist hie eefvtc*s
• in ttelmdl•tsl-4hr 1'Dion.
• The otitieipatel he up of bushiest en a
remit of the .ywl•atl.tie strike order is
• wed by the rwl.teaeutsttre• tat the allied
t trades. mail the appeal to the KutgLts of
late., of lir Sovereign, did not taverna-
., Ire 10 auytvinb'le *Juno. The must radi-
cal rrl.orte kept the total that has so far
resiceided within 15.000. It 1. claimed.
✓ however. Chet sei.inv of the unions are so
aituetad that they eann..t shat duan at
oats and that the full effects of the tie nn
til! not la apparent before the end of the
{Uptake
Sai'RAatriTO. Cal., July 1:. - The
Soothers' Pacific l'ornpany broke .the
biocide at Zaoramento yesterday sad the
engin* that hauled the first train out lies
OH It. hack in a slough bl the aid, of a
br..ken.brid.'e with three of td» cars that
l mal.. try, the trait,
✓ l n ter the wreck in neve and.lino of
t - stegnani water 1}t, -toe bodies of nisi -
f•• neer who Ite.d the throttle rind th sal:
discs wbu were guarding hien.
Th4 dead are 9...gin.er awtnrl (irk
sol pnvate+ Berne. Lubbewlen and ('larks..
Severs) other men were iijtired and vas
of them will probably the. This 01 West-
ley IMgatl, alter a private in battery 1.. of
the Fifth .lrtia.rr. One of lite arms sir
torn from its thicket mud broken in three
plxtw end hes ' w w b k
IMOl ussset.sles App.l.ted by a -rename
t'ievdaW Bas S.. Pewee Mye.d le-
vselic tine the Strike Tie
l'rape.0 iee neat to the
. _ oieeesst Maoaeera.
Cue au0. July 1': -The west Important
development in the latter attoattuu is the
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The strikers deny rs.puosibi.tty for _111el
dissent. '1'le r leaders hovb esprts,ed
hoar et- at it slid hope tits it will be the
last art of Tio:ence in the strike. They
any that they cautioned their turn taut to
oppose the law and to arced violence of
sort. The s tiltets are raiding Teti
one seetiiona-of the city for strikers, with
setas They have found ).any guns and
other weapons.
CBlrsO.u, July 13. -'Whatever {tufo:e
hl
the t 'Weep./ railroads are now baveig
rasemtte" trivial to compatlsun n ith the con
ditiome which misted • week ago w* to be
cowerthy of anention, and themes -lily no.
ptuydig *motion gives pentane that a
normal date of •ff.ire on ah Tines will:be
restored within s day or two Iteh..ria of
r.ilewele to the inners' Managers Aomori&
slap are all tat oke. strain and uidieste that
the strike is over s.r far as the rsilro.als
are concerted. Su :oufident ere they that
the ttnubie it over that they haws decided
W close the bureau of inform4uoti ( 0
nectwl
with the tnrtittitiun this evening •
At the hasslquarters of the America&
Hail way ('ntoo then was no falling off in
the-nihansom or an the clams of Ultimate
Victory. The officer* insist that the strikers
were resettling tlrm. and that they were be-
ing reinforced.' ! The rev,* received from
the 4.lirers of the various local trade
erganizsti,ui placed the number of men
that had gone crit in re.pou.e to :he cell
st 11.000 to ;hi,felit but 00 anthentie
figures were produced to prove this state-
meot. • The cflir•ers end directors of the
union held • brief cottfenoee with W. W.
Erwin. who hos beeA retained as epochal
coulee -I. but no dollen. line st policy was
{sapped out.
rovnix0Toe, Jnly 13. -Tee mat to the
rVnit.•d States of putting down the railroad
striae u. the west is estimated by (:overs-
• menu officials at fully SLOW 0911. -
MonenaAi_ .lniy 13 --The big Chicago
Nrike u wakutg itael( felt here in differ
out way.. The railroads and steatuehipa
are profiting by it. while the Richelieu .t
Ontario Navigation Comtsny are feeling at
by s heavy falling off in their passenger
tralbo Tile 4 *naLau i'acifir trains fur
the west are the benvieet yet known. The
paralyzing of the fntalit traffic fr.•m the
Amencart west basiven a buten to the
European market* and the stestu.Lip lines
are beginning to reap a benefit. The
boom ie being felt moo: distinctly in the
cattle bide.
tote*ro, July 14 -Engen. C. Debt
who ordered the great railroad strik.,mnde
one mon ineffectual attempt looking to a
settlement yesterday He drew up a
formal proposition to the general managers
agreeing to have the men rctnrn to work
at once provided they be reinstated with
out prejudice. Thee proposition was
taker. to Mayor Hopkin* wbu presented it
to Chairman St John of the General
Managers Association. The ;association
was not in •..pion, bet after individual
members had been consulted it was re-
tained 1.. Mayor Hopkins without answer
and with the information that no ism
Mune anon whatever from Nobe. Howard
Md Koliher could be received or considered
by the managers ase.riation
P,••_,dent Delo wee used by • reporter
'if he had s.id the strike was off He
replo.l " That statement is • nare (abn
mann and has cannel harm to oar ranee
LIMN ne one that the strike has been de
eiarnd off. or anything which could be
twisted into that me :tog. All 1 said was
that . prop...111 ,0 had been rode to the
pits ty rnsI s era hooting toward• • eettle
went of the strike.'
N AXnuX..rovt, July 14, -The President
was somewhat ,annoyed yesterday by the
p.ra,.t.nt attempts tit Isom. enartere 14
Make it appea lbs be lied appointed an
arbitration boar 1 let the ryrineet of :hs
labor I -•den Nothing is (nether from '
the truth. The cuwmiritn which he has 1
sgrwl to appoint. ■tJ•r the law. has no
power kayoed that of making s general :n
Tstlg.tam of the strike orf the nilrn.rls
Which led to Isla proclamation D wit'
have no authority to investigate the differ -
mesa bow: en the Pniiman Company and
iM em!'l.,yee
A •egatos Maas 1).al..
s Tbe.oaTo. Juts It -David I,,we. • me
ran saes on t\$OISnd Trunk, did not es
• tags booking down on him while he was
at work at the Western oaten market tee
noisy, and it ran him down, wetting off
▪ litgs elms In hs Andy He lived only
*Ise iniwae& .
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THE SIGNAL: GODERI:H, ONT., THURSDAY. JULY 19. 1894.
NEWS OF THE DISTRI`°i I^ 1
7118 STRIK SIT1TAT1O9u.
& C0.1 W. ACHESON & SON
From our ows0erreepeadeste. are,..wtas • tall rasp el
a e x ,x • s
non is S.Aetiasten sire Taos lasses n*
Mad •aywhere 5i. -sews e/ tete
Gwent, ll♦scesnt la peeled
tee Ile Weal
NIUCEFIELD•
Trt oat, July 10.
1W. M$.jues•, of lielleville, is speeding •
few well•esrsed holidays under the parental
roof.
,1 r. and Mrs, J..lannewo, of t:droku:g.
Itakota, are visiting their many (rends
here.
The loep.ctor of post oboes •..tied our
office yeaterlay and we are credibly inform
ed there will be several prosecution+ for vi
tat:oa of the Canada Postal Act.
C. F. Harter M. 1.1'. foroato se reported
M saying that "in all in the by* elections
to come. Mr. Meredith will sweep the
c)uairy.' Poor man he tonal have been
thtakteg of "eggs
We believe we are credibly informed that
a prominent Pare Conservative wiil Le
prosecuted for tampering with • Deputy.
I:elurning Officer's lust of voters. to the
meentiws it is hardly necessary to pus any
eutilneata.
I tire t • M 1.1101*. The many fru nils of
Mr. sod Mrs. Cooper. formerly of the M111
Tack•tenutb, but now of Biennia,
wtl regret to learn of the death of their
'Myatt/toe, Frederick t:. Mr. Cooper died
in the 'General Hepta at 11'euipeg on
June 30th, of •.use tsttsuinatien. Ile had
for tae past three year. been ♦n employee
of the l &sadists Pacific Ilailway at Winni-
peg. and was htghly esteemed by nix feilow-
aorkmeu. He was just entsrieg manhood,
being only 20 year's and 3 week& of age and
was • promising young man. The remains
were tutored iu h:.te,ash where his parents
now nsnle. The sympathy of many Huron
fiends sill he ruteoded to the bereaved
parents and f&wily. Seaforth Expositor.
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BLUEVALE.
Ti I..o*r, July 1:.
--`lrnre-M the jarn to ore cutting their Fall
wheat:
Wm. Smith is moving into his ot•tl house
this week. ,
Aix MCNera, rester, wine visiting hen
last week. - r. ..c 7 CJI
."&lessra.`Ch... Wheeler aidJ. Young sur
dated here.
.lectin Messer, of Listowel. su.dayed in
the village
54 tickets were sold at *literate station
for Guelph on the 7th of July_
Jai. Nadia mhohad hu load tae is
huff k Stewart's mit is getting armed n:tea
lye
Mrs. Jas. Pomeroy Intl i retest. of Lon
dos, were :sure fug old ai,lualntau es here
bast week.
ttuite as etciliDg penis of football was
pla)ad bore on Saturday evening between
1'erubsrry sort - Bgeorsls, re.uktug in a
i awe - -
DUNGANNON.
Nome- The local agency to frungannon
for 1 HJ 1.114.01•1 u at the osteo of J. 1•. Ward.
J. 1' .conveyancer. ac., who will receive e1.
:ere lair subscriptions, •.!remising and •eb
»ata. and le auGur,eed 10 give receipts for
amounts pied for taelbaw
Tet*utr,.luly 17.
11. .Iia
During sar,week Mts. FM: -
burn, wile of Bev. J. Fairlawn, lett here to
visit at 'Ibrootu.
Ih a..a•.n,irt. Acnoa . \Ire. 'W. .1.
S.nylh u visiting relatives at Kiscerint.
Messrs. T. E. Durbin and D. Bickl.,
Ieft I. ere on Tuesday morales en route for
Manitoba. VIA l.odench. 11. wish them a
pleasant tour and safe return
%Puri• III t:,,•11u..1,r. TH. hi,. ti.
deserves great credit for laving given a re-
bleed tabulate.) statement of West Huron's
!mount which ritually leaves no room to
doubt as to successful return of Mr. Isar
row, %I.I'l' , for aoo•tier term to the Pro
vin Is! Parlament.
H %1s to. As the hay -rep us Dearly tie
Dished and Fall wheat rapidly matured, te
constyueoce of excess in head and dry
wencher for the last week, some of the
farmers were obliged to leave the b.'a•:os
of the crop hey to abeyance in order to re
cure the Fall wheat crop.
Tits 1'itecl - I in Thursday last there
must have been a lune attendance at the
circus in s oel•rtch as teams might be see,
paring early in the morning en route for the
circular city, coa.eltng beaus and belles.
u also more aged people to take in the
sights of tie mets. unite • number of our
toe molecule were there
Tit Ifni. `everal or our citrons, as al -
*o a large representation of Itungsnonn and
Nile Lodges of the Orange Order, took to
the eelebrstion ot the battle of the Moyne,
on Thursday. They report a very large as
.emblege of the brethren from all pninta
besides • host of citizens. The weather was
excellent for the occasion. Thus another
12th has cone and gooe.
Rtt• W*•rst.. Owing to the elreesive
heat and drought which have prevailed for
the past few days our eitt,eas and others
are agreed that • good shower of rale would
be acceptable as is would 1» the means of
cooling the atmosphere, make travelling
snore comfortable and benefit root crops and
pasture which are to some extent being
marched from heat and drought..
8riin•• C411 t is with deep and pro
found regret that we have to chronicle the
sudden demise of one who was about three
years ago as esteemed and highly respected
cttbro of our . !lege in the person of
M o,nae I:nrdon Anderson, of Arden, Mani
tots The deceaeod during last week was
attacked with inflammation of the bowels
AIM after flee days' dines succumbed to
the hand of death Ho remains arrived at
his father's residence, via Luckoow, on
Monday evening, the 16th, and on Tuesday
were interred in Ihtngannon cemetery, being
escorted thither by a very large concourse
of sorrowing relatives, friends, ac.launl
antes and former neighbor,. Then were
u pwards of one hundred eebicls present
The deceased wee universally respected by
all who knew him for his probity and integ •
ntv of character and hie gentlemanly dem.&
ser to •11 with whom he rime ie contact lie a
was • consistent and realnus member of the
Methodist ebureh, and preei•.us to tocateg'
i. Manitoba. he, by his uprght be•ringand I
walk le life es haerneih • true Christian,
pined the esteem ..d ronlMenos of the e
members of the *herrh. During • nemher t
of years he filled prominent positions 01 y
'roar and !shtor for the ionic As he was •
• member of the t' 1) F the flongan.ns
1'onrt as aims the I..teknow Court laid his
remains in ?heir last restive plain with the b
solemn rites of the order. There per •
„.
Paztiionalile AB S midsummer sale
IN X 1 p+ X
STRAWS During July we mark immense Bargains in all Depart -
a n d FELTS menta. Read this partial list of Goods at
about HALF PRICE :
GENTS' FURN1H1NGS.
Fu:! hoes a e ery Department.
4 ('•:1 and examine goods and prices.
C. B. SHANE k CO.,
Id. loss's Bock. Cor. Square and 5foetrusMt.
KEEP KOOL
with one of those .lrliat:. TANS which
ons bre purchased %cry cheep
TE POPiLA B0OK STORE
and then euioy your e t reading sole of
those tory interesting )intake which have
,Inst t*,tt received and ere very Asap.
Then doe t fail to procure nae of those
gsmicogzi of the latest design, that
will nut throw you out.
A visit to the 191p(-tAit MiOF: STORE
will coeyin,.e yen of the place to buy. -.
My •tock comprises KO, iK' ret all ..ods,
Superfine Stationery, Wall Pa-
. pers, Window Shades, Cur-
tain Poles. Sporting
Goods, Pictures and
Pictunifr#ming.
Postage '+tamp I.Iteeie.
D. B. CALBICK,
Th.•Popular Reek soon..
t.wlr rl.-h.
sympathy of the continuality in their sad
heroes en:cot. Notable among those present
weir a;Dultibef of the venerable pioneers of
the township of Colborne, A.hheid and
West Wawa.eah, vi:, Messrs. Chad 1ar,in,
Wm. re 1 .\lobe Voted. John Morris, Geo.
.hepp.. 1102h McMatu, and criers, el:
of show hate reached three score and ten
years and upward, and even fourscore
years have beta attained by some of those
mentioned den. D. 1 ule, .principal of
lockeow Public school and tt:r genial
.wuoty clerk, 1V. Lane and wife were pre-
sent.
'LEEBUHN.
Mo.i•At,.luiy 1•,.
\1w Tina l.urdoo, of "neppardtou, has
been vetting relatives here last week.
.John Horton attended
therecent rP es
bytery of Huron meeting at Rrucebe:d,
,la•. etraclwu, engineer. formerly of this
place has been visiting his parents ,D tiode
rich as well as has relatives here.
Zi Imo.t every fimtly in our midst viewed
the circus proceanon to 4,odertch and
Isaacally supported it Thursday of last
week. .
l % Hi- N t. • 1'..ccrtur. - During last
week the popular form of John Knee, of
t,odench. was io our raider. lestaad of the
hammer he wielded a wrench, with great
skill putting to,;ether • btn•!er he hal sold
here, and totting the :ads litho help him that
the grain cradle would soon be a forgotten
relic of husbandry. hile
nd
. cradle thatis well kaowt r
uto husbandother ry,
and can he worked by feet or arms in day•
light or darkness in all seasons of the year,
could Dever tae cart ou• by superior *0'ec-
.foe.
1 he hall of tha 1. O. / ,. T , No 21.;, was
papered inside last week, the work being
done by three of the slaters, who did the
task very nicely and at the last regular
meeting • vote of thanks was tendered to
thein for the able manner to which they had
done their duty, by their fellow members,
which now makes their hall one of the
tamest an 1 best Temperance halls of the
order for the promotion of the good eaiw
of temperance The voters past and
OW
e-
Onu have always been to the front to d., Use
best to forward its interests.
Navel r ♦',stover• -•*1.1'1'. - Thetreek
of • hay fork broke with • euddeo crash
while at work last week in one of the
farmers' lama This muee.l 1110 row rope
to break in the centre/hong the driver and
team a quick check forward, hut 411 man
aged to keep their feet aground firmly. lo
the barn the e.nderich man in the mow
made a rapid spring from the talking timbers
while the Dunlop man oo the load unload t
ing had to make • ,untp with several winter-
malts
omenmalts to escape the dangers unhurt When
all was over the Dunlnp man's mechanical
ksowledge soon repaired the break and the
hay fork worked all '1 K next day
DRESS C+OODS
Week Cashmeres, All Wool, 44 inches wide, at 36c., worth 45c.
Cream AI1. Went and Silk Mixed !Unpile. 40 tsci a wide, SW.. were b0e.
Silk and Wool Plaids, 40 inches wide, at 30e., good video et 4Se.
Beautiful Black Wool t•r.nadiaes, new, at 1Oc. a yard: our regular Inc. good..
Black rtlk 4-renadines, hie ., reduced from boo.
PRINTED LINENS
All marked down to 15c. • yard, were 2Se.
('ambri •e, I.evastio.s, Batistes, a1! at 15e. and 20c. • yard.
Wool Chalkier, all grades, reduced.
3OSIERY
I..t Kuck Cottoo in every sire, women's tad children's, at 10c. • pair.
Pure Silk causes and (.isle rauses at tae, sad 20c., worth 30e. a pair.
20 Doren Fancy Hem Stitch handkerchiefs, at lc each, worth 5c each
W.
ACHESON & BON.
UP TO DATE.
Ladies' Belt Buckles,
Souvenir Spoons,
Birthday rings, etc.
Also ti fol:.:: .,
AT .I E'4VEL1HI . E.MPORi t•M
Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, Diamonds,
C. A. HUMBER & SON.
REP A.1RZig G WARR4NTIC 1)_ .yl id&
01'111'11E 11l 11I►N T1►.4 T., ng the tmrnld asl,, Arm°e'entta ie
Th. Gi•litt for the Local Mill
A weekly Sliest of teem, ten. erne
pp to NB everybody tiro and
gent Clipped sad 4..dea.ed
Frees Every Pk VII...
, Irsngemao was hard to find.
Clmaim Samuel Hill, of town, well•
known a• co ardent tri.od of the Molt maim
A•mv, has shown hu sympathy and good-
will towards it in O meet peacticel ussner,
d tiering lust deeded ever to the Army. To.
ruoto property worth 110,00).
Tucker.mtth : Al union showaf the tiseth
Huron and Tuekeramtth Branca A ncnitur-
H a1 Soctaies will thus year oe held st Sea
iforth on Thursday and Friday, the 27th
land 28th of September, this being the week
following the Western Fur at tondos.
Clinton A tow dart aro a nos of "ani
uel Hill was killed, Le Torosto, by • trope
OW.
Myth. 'Archibald 1)ixoo, son of Job
Dixon,-ot it,xbert., has opened a law Ohm
to K.y•n.
t,erri. : Some person or i (rwas stol
Ib of moirion.ry money from The Metho
dpi church here.
Morns: There wM au Insurance of 4n00
0:, the barn and :tables no the Hanna farm,
reeeotiy destroyed by tire.
Morris W. E,tlart has old his (arm,
lot 7, coo. 1.1, Morris, to Mr. Parr, • for-
mer resides*, of'Blyt1b, tor about 92,300.
.Sinton-: There were recorded with the
town c k for the six months ending
.June 30th, 24 births, 11 deaths and 12 mar-
riages.
(L'ntnm Nine car lords of cattle left
here on Saturday, some of them for town t
among the lot were +l head fed by Stew
htry I/rue.
ltru.•il■ Messrs. good Brea , of this
toe -1, hare remove 1 their stork of 1,es to
and en• es:f,om Brussels and tare opened
out a rognem.
l!intr1to Most of the 1i anTemen from
the. •ectinn spent the 12th at Wingham, as
300 • eke{. were sold ter tart place •o•i os•
ly 20 fair PArk}.1:1.
Wiogham Mrs. W. F. Hroekenshir•
went to toe iin,ptisl a: !maim, co tt'ednal~
day, where •h* will have an nperat:on per-
tcrmed in the course of a few days.
Wroxeter - h2 wrote here at' the en-
trance examination. They were under the
charge of Slims Robertson, of Wtogham,
dauihter of Alex. Robertson, Colborne.
Clinton The silver cup woo by the
pupils of the (.olleytate last week, in the
relay race, was presented :by them to Mr.
McLean, tea,:her. M they were leaving
here.
t Rotes A son of W. T. Whitely the
other day found • pocket book which eon
afoot a small sum ot money and deposit
receipts for $1,400: he soon foetid the
Owner.
Exeter .J. Darling,lately in the employ
of Messrs. Pickard & Son. in .wmp•nv with
A. Forseith, will go tato the drag boanees,
possibly in Brussels where they are novo-
eating for the purchase of a drug stock.
y Holme.vtile Last Thursday while I.ro.
Youogb:ut was hauling gravel into the cut
n line, one of his hones stumbled and fell as
he was turning around, tad broke one of
is lees, the break was 50 bad the it was
e thought best to kill the horse, which they
did.
Seaforth Burglars effected an entrand
tote Mr. William's residence on 'I oesday
night last, and whilst the innia•es were
asleep ransacked the house, srrnnsg some.
where is the neighlorhuod of 130, part of
which belonged to a young .moo boarding
u1 the house.
• t:thel Daviot Milne had to kill • tine
registered Frood mare on Tuesday on ac-
count of her having one of her hmnd let 1
broken by • kick from another horse while
in the pasture field. She was a valuable
animal and the accident will prove .suits •
loss to Mr. Milne.
WIMAN OUT ON BAIL.
4 $Mien* &.11 alma pull sp by a tremens'
rensd.
N t e 1 4.10 , .July 14. - The reason why a
Charles Rreadwey Rouse, the ecteetrie
t
Broadway millionaire merchant, west on
the bail hoed of I metas 1t'man yesterday
to the extent of $50,000, has lust leaked t
out. Mr tylman sail to explanation of the
echos
Wroxeter t 1w oy to ill health Mr.
',chamfer had to sell out his gents' tunrhiag
nd tailoring ('•ton. Re will return to
rt1( 1
reee. D. . Ross, of Armeels, has get
he steak and Rohe. Ross will manage it.
Tuckersnith While Harry Thompese
was pulling the tripping rope of • hay fork
be other day, it broke, letting him fall
backwards off the load. He 'track on •
piece of timber and received a seven shock.
('hetes Rey Mr. Newcombe, of town,
carried a watch which ran uninterruptedly
for 40 years. When be concluded to duper
an1Yte, the watch, likely out of sympathy,
did likewise, and it refuse! to go any long.
sr.
Walton Mrs. Sags sold 371 &cresol farm
land this week to Desoto Md'ostg for the
tum of $3,000. The land adjoins Mr. Mo•
Culag's farm and will add greatly to the
property even if Inc had to pay a good pries
for n
Morns on Wednesday of last week
the been ..1 marriage were sefsmairwd he
tweet* Thomas 'keltoe, 7t11 eve., sad Mise
Fe hemi Marshall at the residence of the
bride's parents. Rev. t.*orgs Ruegts per
formed the ceremony.
Wroxeter Rev. Mr. Kerr, of Thames -
ford, haw taken cheep of the Methodist
church pulpit. He has made • very fa.or
able impresses. This ellen\ is ssdergeisg
thorough repairs, se preasbise has hem *en-
acted in the'--ement
Morrie The funeral of the late "hilly.'
Biwa seek plans on frldsy aftsr..m, Rev.
Paul, of lir.sssls osedsssisg the ssrvios.
r. /Mews woe hors is Oa. (•tsps, Ireland,
iu 1$19 and seas to Cl•esde in 1004. Ile
"Charles hirn.dway Pour was one o1 the
first merchants i ever anew after coming t.
New 1 ark city from 4'nada. H• called
upon me in DIGS to make a statement of his
affairs, and 1 took great interest in him.
"He was raemog • greet many stores Io
this enuntry and ('amid• sed spread oat so
murk tea• he tent into trouble throw • law
ince repealed through my efforts. a was
o Ludlow. •crest Jail in i865 and 1 seat him
Christmas dosser then that year. Sub-
•sisestly 1 meds myself useful in adjusting
his affairs sad ultiwtely sound ho re
MOW
"New resn.• the interesting point, at
tldence which still exist* will tell. 1'port
he wall he wrote that before he was w)
ear. of age he weekl he worth 11:500.000,
red before 60 would he worth one mllllne.
He kept his word 1 hare watched hu
balance sheath .ear by year and know of
is wonderful nerves To day he s worth
t least $3.000,000. Hie sales last year sg
en mi ins
ha bee f thekik G
am num i. • ren of th • 1
gr.golsd t 11 dollarm.'
. (rorn Terme* poles H. was aged 411 - --- -
rearr. The ohm' tiles were "Neeconducted e
by his former pastor, Rey D. I " Why do yon suppose that men said
Rows, wisest 1 y (fey R Fairbairn there tea Infuse in my fes • R
._. t • wide. and two children " t eh, Mame. your gold testi, yen
to moan his Ines. They have the macs. , know."
Stanley Ito Friday last Mrs. Thomas
Fraser received the sad intelligence of the
death of her mother, Mrs. \laloolm Cameros
of Dakota. The faintly formerly lived on
the second conce.aion of smitten. SL•
loaves behind her • husband and fire chil-
dren to mourn her loss.
Exeter : While returning from Mitchell
the ether evening, 11"m. Yeo by some unae-
eoantabl• means, travelled about twelve
mils out of his way, arriving home in the
I early mon. ilia mews of travel was • hi -
eyed*, and no doubt the rapid rate at which
he rides caused him to pari the proper turn
ing print. He bas, however, sold his bi •
cycle.
iesfarth lames tiny, well known
throughout thug county, and who usually
' made Seaforth his headquarter., died a few
day ago at the House of Refuge in Stnth-
roy. Mr tiny was well educated and of •
quiet and gentlemanly disposition, and was
• moot skilful and competent accountant.
Rut for his unsteady habits be might have
eoeupied • high Fsition in both business
and •octal circl
Faster v. yet. Hurdon, who has been
sub -manager of the Mol.on's bank hen for
some time, received order@ last week to ro
i to Rid/meows as manager of the branch there,
and together with his faintly, left on Friday
for that place, where he sunned. Mr.
Mahon, who take. charge of a launch at
i Sorel, Que. Mr. Harden'& successor is Ei-
eter i• Mr. Ward. ate acoolatant at the
Melange bulk, Loedos, Gut.
Tnokerenith The many friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Wei. Cooper, formerly of the Mill
• road, Tockeet•ith, but sell of Rienfaii,
Manitoba, will regret ts Imre of rte
death of their third see. Frederick 4:
Cooper. Mr Cooper died is the geeoral
hspit*l at Winnipeg on lens u)th, of
, acute infl•mmahen. He had for the past
three years been an employe of the ('asadi•a
Pacific Railway at Winnipeg
, Rayfield It le our painful dui tieor
week to recd the .death of Mrs, H. E. Ed-
wards, wife of nee rel nur neediest s, whim
oa•urred on Monday afternoon, the 9th int.
The sad wrest ern wt wholly unexpected,
as the deceased had been ill lar some tier
prInte e, and her d.eth was looked fn, u
e lf time. Mn. Kilts.{' was • natl.. of
Wales, havine bpi kilts tiers no Oct. 2,i1i,
lade, and has !Nei M Hayfield for same
seven yearn.__
DUNLOP
Mnrp.v, J, t r 16.
Mee John Gillespie of Exeter to visiting
h en.
Mtn May MacQuarrie, of Bay City ,
Michigan, is visiting her sister Mrs. D.
Iawson
Miss Carrie Stirling, of Garfield, Goderich
township, to enjoying • pteaaant visit lie her
cewsine the Misses Allen. -
%harrows. Mrs. John Connors and Mrs.
John Macdonald, of (lalerMa, enjoyed •
pleseaat traines% visit to friesd• hero Mena
pia y of last week.
The farmers shout hen are shill se the
mere with haying and Me psis ►vvshing -
Our Motto --Good Boots at low prices,
ARE YOU SATISFIED
WITH THE WEAR, OF YOUR BOOTS?
I fy uare not, try f OLLOCK'8 Reliable Footmetr next
lime and you will be Pleased.
Misses' Glove Grain, Laced or Buttoned, $ ,tt,
Women's " " 1.00.
" Polished Calf, 1.25.
" Butt 1)ongola, 1.50.
Ladies Oxfords, Turned Soles, .75.
Polished Calf Oxfords, J. 1). King's 1.23
" Tan ()shin! _90
Good •ear turn, 1.50.
Mons Pcglretl Sok, lace or Gaiter, just 1.00.
Whole Fox, Idlct,I, 1.25.
• Fine 1)ongola, Laced or Gaiter, 1 73.
Working Boots, 75.
We buy direct from the manufacturer and get a g'tar-
antee as to quality. Every pair must be Solid Leather
and well made to find a place in our Stock We sew rips
free and put buttons on with patent fasteners. We guar-
antee satisfactory wear.
Y1 a do repairing easily and promp:ly, and turn out line ordered work
H. B. POLLOCK
3
i
Fowlers OW Stand, Goelerirh.
JAMES ROBINSON'S
- CASH STORE -
CORS Il'S_
LLWI$ I- QNEach DORSET. E.h section of the Corset i. ,o
formed as to maitheft* virtu -al lines of the hely, awl readily conforms tri
the figure of the wearer: It is stayed with strips of highly teulpeenrl tiprinZ
RitIt i li Steel. E'sch Steel for stay a is Nickel Plste+l, highly Polished and
guaranteed not to corrode, Metal Tipped to prevent the ends{ (rout cuttir.1
through the Fabric, and Electro Msgnetireol.
11',• are also showing ether lines in l'orwtri, such as the long Waist
1). ,l• .\ , Yatisi, 6116, 11,11., May, Fairy, this Hygeian Waist tar School Cbil.
They pare no eyusl.
We are :bowing this week ('hollies front 3 ctt per yard up. See our
Factory (otter{, :k•.. - .-, :,c. 6c., nail ;e. Tak,, a look at our Towelling at
4c. per var.!. Take a'luili at our Muslin., Pec and : c. per vd. Table linen,
1:.v. per yd. A Line of Late Curtains at Pc. per pr.. Taped all around. We
arty giving extra {saute in Parasols. Try oar 75e. Kid Gloves. Meng Cotton
}lose. ie. per pair. A line of Men's Cashmere Home at 24.: take a look at
this line, they are worth more money. A line of Lashes' Leets at 4..
V... will not he undersold by any Store in the Trade.
Iliglte,t Prier Paid for Rutter and Eggs.
JAMES ROBINSON.
CAM $1'03Z, - JOZDANII BLOCK.
i. rapidly .omisq in, Agents m machines
are erltosget .0 setting up new binders, as/
amo05, t them we nonce John Knox. of
I.o.ler eh, who is ready to serve the forso r
• ,rueeo with • will, an I the way Jot■
thread. the Doodle shows that h• keens
how W kept • sheaf as well as handcuff s
traregressor of the law.
Rig was the bustle on Thursday morning
of .art week in all the bo *.. ot our nutty.
The holo folk, ably seootded by their
papas, were hustling up their rnammse to
get tl esti reedy to go in and see the circus
pard. u (:oderich. Ns one had to be ¢.II.
ed Dor any reproof for the morning chorea,
for the little Does, all who went were la
time, you bet, and yule• A Dunit.er took a
the big show and ter musesm, which gave
sati,tact too.
Old echoo!ma se of Mester Gni Morgan.
who for rem* time was a studs.' of our sent
of learotng sort at the Porter a Hill 'chi ol
three ye n . • O. will be glad to learn that
he has pared the entraaee etamiDalIOD at
the Padua Higb school, maltase the highest
mark in arrt.hn.etic in 'he county, getting
93 out of the 100 mark• All friends hen
will congratulate Professor Morgan oo hie
e on's moons. The latter with Fury, shoe
has lately undertaken a mount course is
'forfeiter, will both be with the Emeralds in
September, winch nay vlsit (:ofench .rasa.
Orden left
The Old Reliable
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND.
NOW is the time to purchase v..ur
HARI) COAL. The best and only
SCRANTON HARI) COAL in this
market at •6.50 with 10 per cent. on'
for fatal,, making it s} esti.
All Coal Weighed at the Mar.
kets
X
Here's a Pointer
• - a
WM. LEE
st 112617p11:$ R LIE'S *tors
promptly attended to.
WILL EXCEL ALL OTHERS
. Canada's Great
5 cent plug
When you ask for a INDETRIA
5 cent plug
io cent plug
2ocent plug
01' T111
POPULAR
DERBY PLUG
'Smoking Tobacco
be sure that the retailer
does not induce you to
buy any other in order
that he may make a
larger profit.
-FAIR-
TORONTq
!SEPT. 3 TO 16,
1894
Tan Iwrs•TR*INT/ TIM TRAIL
EXHIBITS AND ATTRACTIONS
GREATER AND GRANDER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
ALL ENTRIES CLOSED AUGUST If.
The Beet Holiday Ostia, atm Tear.
Mesa Nr.arstese es an Railroad&
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