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FORTY-SEVENTH YEAR. -2818
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1t 1895.
D. McGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
NEW ADVRRTIKMENT$-At)4
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(abysses -Jas Heldman 8
Car -Wm. Lee
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ledsetrW Mair--Tsrosto
Sidlag Penis. -Copt. Maims
Property for gala
8
8
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W KIT HALF OF LOT 86a ON THIN
to le
• dwelling ban
e. at Present
occupied lelr, rs
a MoCtu. UARROWPROP
LOT 804, NORTH STREET. GOOD
frame boom, mei/ Nt.ye• , eees
m Mrs. Worts,. OARRONr A UDd
herr d w tf
LOT 912.•.i UW IC PROBBKOCK STREET. GOOD
franArrt.fraag. IiARDUDrt10T.
NUMBER OF LOX* IN WILSON'S
UA£LR tMAW.,st the ~en'
I SHARPS OF BFs
Brum Lees Cs.. FIRST Intik
Aa)w
t I'R+OUDP'OOT
1410R SAActa;iILLgs
▪ •s.ra•-I
beautiful lawn, Mess •.d . every
this/ in rood semi ro fi.c2:264.11110111.
srf1 a .ddrso
lMMts of wI _ TIwtu .1 .
41-w (ie er/ah,
Volt SALE. - CHEAP. ON BAST
r TSRM*:
. est halt De Mt int emoseenion s. Wast
Wsws.esk, lfll acre.. .1 well I.prwvtd
slte
tats 0.s sad I► enbeivfutse of Nock It,
l as• h nek LAT See ,_ omegded by the
ate
T.
> , J ,bseriete . nt:a el0uode-
FOR SALE OR TO RENT -THAT
Meme w Weir it.. at pre
rest o W Nr. J. Ca.erea. or the Geo -
mate Malt well efteated. being are
as Moak tr'Hm Herber park and one bleak
from Pet Piss. (Im is teased partially M
•fished. Terms es %Mlot MCMaAa. for ie ter
Is R r and S. mAd slalP..t tie each
RRA.. sad l4ea at prima sod to snit
s % r(o..aP.0. MI. PARSONS,
Teasite r Wslntsd.
A('HER WANTED -VOR A. S. NO.
1 9 (Whom*. Apply. steam qualifica-
tions. lac . to the secretary. D. L tWBON,
with Dunlop. Out.
9pMlal l OWN&
W ANTKD AT ONCE LOAN OF $200-00
for ase sr seem years will w oar
p
rent. Aped to Ilex 44. SsoWAL Oise. stew
40 OR 60 FEETOF THE MOSTdesergable /
$s••a VVui a is for Apply
BxITH, sr.. Oedench. Iblm
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS ! EVERY
N"ed.esdey sad 8.t.r'day Cash /swims
Goads d.Jlvered femme( charm --at 0. J. HOR
TON'! moral hors, Hamilton.. M tf
/ t1:DAR SHINGLES FOR SALE IN
,•uastitice to suit. Orders left at the
tt °Arida, Farm. ONbarne, or at A.
!SMITHS store, GodariM promptly att.•i.d
tn. 161m
w
HITK LIME -PARTIES BUILDING
hoold try my Whits lAime. he steady
sale of i1 hes enabledtie teterraceM e
The purity Wows eaefeeir b mare lead to
be mixed with it, oe MAWS it eirse y Nmea*
er than any other Hue to the vteidty. Alwels
on heed et my elms of Meissen son 6o -et
Mt? EDWARD &HARMAN
I)•MUNROE, PAINTER, DFAX)R-
ATOR AND PAPIER HANOKR.
WWI to announce to do
Oras came work le his trio at moderate he is prices.
and all orders ieetnrled to kin will receive
uremia ettestlo& Orders lett at Muaroi
tl letkocilth shop, or •t the twido... .at
loor to shop. Cambria Road. win be promptly
attended to. ylw-lna
\ANTED
A rood lean is year town to repre..t the
" Foothill Nurseries of °•sad•" - over NO
aerr.-th, areas in the Domiaio.. Poetise
permanent.. yl.rl or oomalssta r light
11,00.
With the Increasing demand Per trot • Pool -
imp with gem salesman will pry iea hew
t►ao eepglar la tarot work. Reed us your
Nglw•tiem ted we wild slaw you Mw to ears
rood school?rashers! it's jest the tb(ssqq for roe
tuna, the Su*s.es. W me far p.Rleumra.
18 h• 81080 tt WELLINOse
Pabile Metairie
NOTICE- ALL PERSONS FOUND
treasurer en .y lads by abut!,
bgntiar, es. er.bsrsow will be
teosecute4.eeau t. ser. sash lands me
the Nan s as la Po ar V'Fp. *4 aka war
res knows as the la the lnws-
eWii. of GoderIob and
glut 8dlitsr
aluida
MUNI ANNA L. $RAW, TEACHER
of Music sad Theory -expoM...d
One do&arior Omit.l
Feet et QPao..'. Weser
he
MR W. A. 0, CiUTF, ORGANIST,
b sivaOrry Veer end Pertit 44Uur,,
baa. Reildesse-et A.arow7t smear the old
Mlle 'area P O Vox OS
Notts, to Creditors.
N OTICE TO CREDITORS,
gut' of or she 1. MILXt Iso
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• 'hlwes u it s.•b'atb a*4*. 14Otbnusdapv of
♦spall A.D. alt. .re w sr bailees
THE pia DAY OT AUGUST. Iia,
nI'dispaw Prepaid is Gress. Holt t
oortob
ler the tea miessiotraar
of toe
Ila tai sr Mee
id this
_ralotl dto lead ll4ul:=th.Mia bovineIllord eels
hem to the dams et whine be shall
adap,
ed
4 r r inforrilialL
wit
( Lily Maxtsn, we ere,be Mem is
"'1 in s Mink ofim/.
u- ssyer..-.
Lie 44 10i preowned him
AMM •filen im bis -bb
emed
BRITISH ELECTIONS. :lisy t, - , JAMES DICKSON DEiD. r , ; OYER THE HURON
eon,
The End of the Polling at Hand
The tead•It•e Ageless the Liberal. CemUs-
sod with t n.basee wirer Tb. tea-
eervet.vee wW rev a a••elaat
Mal.rtq *vie AIL
iQI1he new
DON, July 16th. -With all the
0...s otsssenora el 33.3 eves70
Liberal- Cassias. as. 166 Liberals. 66 anti- Per-
soliilss •ed 12 Parading. 1a the last Par-
liament them 96 sees* were onespied by 18
Liberals, 4 N•uo. h.ta 2 Conservatives, 1
Usiwiot and 1 P.r..11ite.
In the eroticism yesterday the
Coosa.•uvo@ Raised from the Lib-
eral, the seat of Westbury Diesels. of
W iltrbire, the Freta titration of Somer-
set •.d the RugbyDivides of Warrick -
shire. TM Liberal-U.M.ar won the teas
for the Sp•Idae` Divers of :.t.00lo.hire
from the Libsr.ls, end James J. O'Kelly,
P•ssallite, was ohenw is the North Divi -
miss of Rososer.oa to encased • Mo-
Carthyita The net Cesissrvtive•Unionist
..in tam for ie 81.
Armor those chosen yesterday was Right
Hoe. Litmad H. Co.rtoey, Ustoart,
formerly Chairmen of Committees ..d
Deputy Speaker of the Hoare of Crampoon.
Mr. Kelly. whit woo North R eeomm..
for the Panorama, has eat la prevision Par
liamesr, n • journalist and was at oats time
on the sail ot the New York Herald. He
was as intonate friend of Mr. Permit
O'KeIly was • c..did•te for election for
North Rosoummoo in 1892 but was delimited
by the Nationalist candidate, Mr. M. M.
Bodkin, by • majority of 52 rotes in • total
poll of 6,448.
DAIRY NOTES.
By .1. W. Wbeau.. sererrrsary worms
Belrytee.'e •.eee..ts...
The obsess market was • little higher and
timer last week. Prises ruled from ) te
5-16 higher than the week previous, mag -
a' train 84 to 8a for fine J ase c
One peoslsatity of site market daraag the
past few weeks m that the proses offered •t
the ober markets u Western Octane
have bees 1 of • cast higher than those ot-
feted a. Montero Oaten*. It m esmewhat
(difficult to •000unt for this higher vela* for
Western goods, is.omuch se they oar mon
to get to the seaboard.
It may be der to the better keeping qual-
ity of the We.swu roods, whch .n stored
largely toe tutors markets. H.wever, the
system et making .ad the 000diuo.s are the
same all over Ontario. Cheese mar u
Wasters Oatario are know. in Kagl.d as
••lsigersola. This term ideates the
highest standard of Canadian theme, and
may have something to do with the eomp•r-
ettvely high priest dairymen a this
this part of the Proviso. have always ob-
tained for their cheese
Last meson .11 the buyers in Western O..
torso agreed to purchase .Sense only on the
basis of sash cheese weighing at least l Ib
more then the weight marked on the tax.
Tins plan is betel continued this season and
n o doubt will lerggreli amount tor the in
created .alas of Western cheese as comps
ed with the Eastern make
Factory as have baso holding their Junes
W. t Mr somswirt longer then wad, ex
peetlog that the prioee would go up, By
doing so the have penises toned the
buyers. who bate orders to 611, to raise •
little on their limit, but hive not realised
much mon Ora they would had they sold
at the usual Mr la fact had the factory.
mon bout wilting to ee11 whoa the choose
were ready for shipping. they might have
dallied from 1 8 to 1-4 mon then pressut
psoas for the Ent half of Jura make.
The butter market has reoeatly assumed
• much brighter outlook thea it has had far
some time Priem for Ens creamery batter
have tot advsood very mush, but there
seems to be • better dead end mon a-
gain for flan roods. Prioss rage from 15
to 17 oar for fins creamery, though se for
as we sem Isom tiers has not been very
mush Peau forward from western Ontario
this swan. 1a tact the bulk of our ga-
mer oreoma,y butter is mad. in Easters °s-
tano and Quebec, .d therefore there is
only • passim intermit felt is the butter
market at this memos of the year, by the
majority of wasters dairymen.
Winter batter making in ooansotios with
the Mosso fastener has been more largely
develop4 is the Weer The firmer lead
brighter cuss when the butter menet sumo
te be gradually taking a would sesta to is-
di.te that she prospers for the ',Rioter
er'easearies the coming season are mare
h upef.l that they Moe beim for sea Sims.
The dry weather has caned • greet
someity of Witter's teed is m•.v parts of
the eosatry, therefore the chances that the
Winter dairy meva.aat will be mesh ear -
Medd will be very elite I. obs or two of
the swarms where W icier deiryier Melissa
eoasggearrly earned a for everel years, very
tuIsvorebls reports of the hay crop Ian
been received. 11 is likely, sherefare, that
the utak* of Water batter . era of the
rad Isomerism will be oe.aider.bly deereaaed
She semis, amass.
O.s r.daa0L.g festers of She situation a
thus the p.etputra •re favorable for • geed
ears map. Wb .
the dairyman deps.ds
miss the ear. crap and the ells for the bulk
of his Winter feed. the aaorl.ge of .Iver
feeds will est sliest ham very .i.4, tad be
will be one te keep W sew Sweep* Me
Wisner. .d mato • preb est of then at
the mm• linea
THE WESTERN FAIR
esa.di's rawness sive mon nobeh ase.
The swami advertisement .t w Western
Fair has bees remelted. sad apposes is ea-
. plume in this Ieso.
The dbestese are 4star.i ed ee ggaitvee the
people el this Prevkses soak an .dysnsod
and J...Mve exhi'Nie- s hes est beim
Mak
i as thirwhammed raaim se cep 'hangs the Fair le
e very per.ts.ler that H ant be de
veldw seals et were ens ninnies et
lssmer yams. buten the nanny s make M
• Iho, pe/asive .hew. redia win sew
peed htersaJY, .xbl1Hises. meed dao.
Sem lime are pid,isg and eyns M
ems el their irmenn p.psr4lwp end
•-'adore, is sew t-.iar.sd szM.st pepola em. TW wee w of the aiming
he. The weal at the inhibitors bays bees gsestio.o at Mat time. Ids. lhok
TRACT.
omrei•U7 studied. and ewoa anis a west. The Registrar PSM.. Away. •.ens eskers, believed tet She Upper Can- The Orlet trOm the Loyal MW.
wherever the EA4bans meld be propenes
•da re'.eisp was bang geyarid by •
displayed Lower Limb unisuf41 and that it was
is the 'I iviiwwto
Mamma -
el the norther sad quality of the ex -
`afar caeatas.l a. ays.triv uw s. w•. °alp Oa aib rprawisaws aeaardiaw to
linen It is taarela a reaea.•We se expect
the skew will be see .f earn Ily big \ miler
rel .oris
The snemmodasiwe provided for Mid-
is( thin Fair are mesad to we -plenty .t
well
atolls sod
o.4 plovt, arranged straw ter .z4biwn of lmod
seek, ep•oioas b.11diage for osier displays
.al u4biss,••d the wt beautiful
with the beet •rr.nge.este for Fur=
fart, abe•p railway and express rates, .les-
trr ears r she grounds, 1t.s mask, moolie
eery and goody of all kind, delivered by the
O. T. R. ears in the ground,, she very beat
live reek market available, the shear&
anima for sale, •.d . large number of bey -
en in .itendasa
The ssor.e•ry stases than spear mine
Mae hide bees carefully aerated ted w-
M.eted for without regard to sass, preemie
tag the very best available, the aim of the
m.n•gament ►ei.g to eaudy the p••p1•.
sad theegh they may extend more for tie
pleasant sad duration of their maroon thea
may be direotly recanted this year they
Mew it will result heraldically in the te-
inn.
The great wild East show consisting of
50 people, lira -ram airtime in their respso-
Itese- Arenas, Turks, Syrians, Bedouins,
and laches of the Turkish plass, with their
horses, cartels .d ,tak.ys, will be the
salient testers of the Fair, •ae is the tare -
set sod moos expositive special attraction
ever offered • Ganda& pubi. The pro-
gram is too large to doted, but the loading
tau courier et human pyramids, sword
oo.b•r, msske, gm ..d digger exercises.
r•cang, wrestling, Bedouin tumbling ad
d.sotag. and the genuine whirligig, hooking
de -.ashes and "Torkisb bnreta.
Aim, the Diver, from • tower 75 lest a
s..11 task of water ; Alviai, fired tram u
*..sae attached to the bailees ; P•rtllo
Comedy Company ; Memoir, the swinging
ed
wartist ; S•msos, ►bs strongest ser is
the world ; maimed animals, eta ; the meet
elaborate display of tinwors mob .vasiae.
Those who desire prize leu or programs
giving toll information of the attractions,
and oesditaoas ot ere of privileges should
address the seoret•ry, TINS A. Browns,
who will be pleased to sad them fres to
.. v address
Mr. Fawcett was incorrectly stated to
bad been the first member who ever ap-
peared alas to the division lobby of the
Hoose of Commas. Jamas Gras, how•
ever, mention the case of a Mr. Helmuth,
during the Speakership of Sir Charles Mas -
ver >lutta The omission a elitists Mr.
Fawcett ass appeared was the moha ter
• groat of £30,000 for the madam potties
of Practise Louses, F.brsary 16a, 1871.
Tie "ayes" were 360 atuisat 1 ••.o." In
April, 1875, Dr. Kenealy also found him -
salt .les* on • mese. cramming "tie
(Jetsam.- the numbers 1 to 433.
BLUEVALE.
WsD.ub•t•, July 31.
Goo. Msiaes spat Sunday o. Moles
worth.
.1. J. Messer, of Hamilton, was is town
last week.
Andrew Scott, of Se.fortt, was an town
leer week.
Mrs. Flukes. n Tex all thr week of i. -
Ba.oataoa.
Mid, Birdie MoCraokeo u .uati.g fries&
is Brussels.
Mat Laura Craig, of Goderaeb, is visiting
Mi. Hare Salta
W. A. Elliott, of W togh.m, spent San-
dy .t R. K. Doffs.
Mi. Bella Maxwell is home from Toronto
to sped tie holidays.
Mi- Mable Rees, of W isgh.m, is visiting
Mies Jessie Robertson.
Mr. Hawkins, mum wooer of Brussels,
IVY t0 tows last Mooday.
A large somber of our townsfolk woes to
W aagh•r last Friday tow the rocas.
Mass Wilson. d M..Neeter, has Bosse to
Blamer to get • sew pointed is chew
making.
Mr. and Mrs Molbnald and family of
Cheery, are vaisaag Mr. MoDemald's
parent., Rev. ad Mrs Mea
(leo. Martha. of Wards, Ohio, .d W
sea Will Martis, of Pastabarg, P.., were
visiting at R. N. D.g'o Ives week.
Jame Baryons, whit is lashing the arose
making in Rothsay, spent • ample of day*
n ada she p•rwsel reef last week
"Ji." sobers had • logging bee last
Wednesday. He had about swenty•Sve
n eem •d they .coo.p44 bd • lot of work.
Miss Anis Maxwell, daughter of Roil,
Maxwell, of the Blrteyelr Road. was near.
hied last Wednesday to Jehe Nabobs'''. of
Chicago. Hien Belle Boye., wM has vee. visiting
Mass ('ore Mawr for the last threw Nomcreeks,
retuned M bar e m Ha.ril t es last
hat..day.
Miss Robertson. Miss Birdie Me-
Creekw era Mins Jamie Jenkise were sae
essefei ia passim the Public School leaving
nominalism
Mins Oren ..d Rebore Maoke.sis, oI
Sarni., and Mrs. Malone sad Masers Aa.
drew sad Bart were valll.g at Jens Rob
ertw4 less wean.
•
Master Monne, sad Mins 011ie Sett gave
• party lest week. when alien twenty el
sheer yang friends esiberad together .d
enjoyed S4emsely. i-.us-ly.
Mr. Seinen, dde the sheet nee be
was is Parlinsmt,kmenmLa ly aimed She w
parsora (whose be anted the •4. .r
Imr nes fully reverent kis Th•non
eli..es was. they ..led by nos remains,
W s4 a11. The nee Lard M•mts•.k wises
Mr. Swift Rise, he the Re.. of Cemseesa
Isle odd ea.stkisg the rennin did ass
Ek& They *art him • Innen we.eiat-_see
le- he p.bNoly anelesis*d, ripened he
*said use b. H. dY est apologies. and
imparted he was .et ler Sere nava
Ranee(' - We ...t be mere e.sne.ieal
be ib. use of .sal W144 (a Veneer primate)
wsehe a an .reed Wilms et Isms of meal
IM earth's sofas% NA --
Mg am 5, We a.pp.yirs
just Arm --Nw Yank Wall.
eras Mites re.tter. of {ilii - Prom the
P4aeer'. Caw MUM Cssmesan
Pew el Com -es..
populous. that his Provisos. us wallas she
large •ed pepsins eo.0Rit.seey he repre-
sented, would receive their jest inane of
the public expediters. This prrasipi• eve
bas Moe reeogainedm the where providing
lot the Coisin of the Precasts. Mr.
UNDA.Y at mesa the spirit of Dtokw gave the Co.liUse Govenmwt. hor carrying
two Diana, Rogretr r .f liana, toot firmed Ne Nippon out of that soba,
hie usllisaono kiss apponrt nota Coatederstios
Its lt,at le the Gnat I4yeed. her •beet was an asesaplithnd Laos At the else of
two Toad be had Mee • ees4r.od i0.alid, hie p•rtionstary saner is 1866, Mr. Dsek-
havnag originally taw etrtoka with p•raly ser was appointed Registrar of the County
e m, but he fought Death as stoutly as be el Huren in room of the lar Joie
bed *adored the privations of pastier life, Galt, Esq.
.std at was not sari two years had pawed Mr. Dasher will low be remembered ter
that be gave sp themasque! maw* end the settee part he took is promou.g the
rested fron las a lever. Tia followcsg opt- best interests of the sew settlers m tie
tome of Me career will prowe et utterer to bask wood*. 0. knew from personal em-
• ar readers : perne.,e the many difficulties sad din -
James Daokoo., registrar .1 the meaty of cou wattes•ts iby bed to ooateed with. in
Hurn, and • praetor is the comity, wait • olescuri •way the Nees: end .•king bogies
mimeo of Roxburgbeitre, bsotl•ad, and was for tho.eslyto nod f.miliss. Ho .one k.ew
bora es the 26th of May , 1416. Hie tattier, that the Provisos et large 'rook' M greatly
Archibald 'Ashen, was the youngest eon of benison by their 'nooses end therefore
Robert kriek•oc, farmer, of Gladswood, sear wryly •dvoeat.d la P.rlla.eat • .ore
Dryburgh, on the River Tweed. Hie liberal policy towards them. At the sole of
. otb.r, gduebeeh Rutherford nu -albeit. "Crows laude,.. which took plea at. Godo -
was the eider daughter of J•811•• Turnbull, nth in September, 1854, many of the lots
on arrpriotog and leedtag termer la upon whish settlers bed stand • year or
T..iedel., Mr. Dickson was rimmed as two pdviomly •sd improved, were per-
Jedburgb grammar sebool, end his dues- •based by apeeslasohe, who bed s issue
Me there was supplemented by ciao term at tam whew's(' ef at.plyi.g with the ecu
the Kdiebarge Usaversity. la August, diuons of sale requiring •imaed4te end
1833. M wub in hither, sone to whet was ertispeas settle -ens la meat of the
thee Upper Canada, sow Ontario, mid o•..s of thisinSir1 lett/bt seder he' uoUsm,
settled to the meaty of Hula, Mr. Nokias woo.oded in 'snag the Com -
I. the folliewieg year, his mother end the a.aoosr •t Crows leads to email the
remaining members of the family, two ••les to the ep.cslatove, •ed actual
brothers nod 6.o wars, •11 younger then settlers,.)their great read, were l•hisosdis-
himself, aro came to this oosatry, sad
joined lammed and his lather a their wild -
erases boas•.
Oa arn.isg m Hurn. Mr. ltekson, .r.,
pareka.d area the Cabala Company, three
4a.dned acres of lead in the towa.4p ..f
MoKMisp. He reacted • leg house .rd
ot--emend a char hr Mad se the swat\
of Sopo.ber, 1833. Here, with his your"
family, he had maay daf&oautn. to .ur-
mount, •.d hardship• to endure, ore home
nodal a bowleg out of the forest •
comfortable hale for lumen and than.
For may years Goderiob was the Aly
market ter the Huron Trost, and even hero
It was frequently difficult to dispose of farm
produce .t my pries, while the labor of
transportation over the roads in tiers days,
it roads they oonld be salted, ens hardly be
w•fpsed by the people of the present genera-
tes& Bat, industry, .ombiaed with perse-
v.reeoe, will .sable • men to overcome dad
Soultra which sea actually usmur-mount-
.Ne, nod cher *modest qualities Mr
Dncksos, sr., pommelled is as eminent de-
gree. He was ultiateiy rewarded, for
himself rod his partner is life lived to vee
all these pao.em difficulties overo.m., and
were vouab.•hd the priviler* of saewms
what bad once been • "forest wild 'oenvsrt•
.d into fruitful fields sad • highly cultivat-
ed farm.
But hr timeliest met atirely eooapi.d by
clearing sod tilling kis lead. He took eo
active part and prominent an the public •f -
fairs of hie oeighborbood. 1n 1843, he was
oommmaooed • Justios of Pews, end was
for mast' year. • member of the old district
sodded, representing therms the united
townships ot Ktlk.p, Htbbort end Logen.
He was .Iso .moci.ted with the late Dr.
Chalk and Henry Ransford, as district com-
miestooer for settlius email debt mese.
Io 1862 the portlier ot br joy.. sod sor-
rows Ob. who had shared with nim is ad-
versity and to prosperity, departed this lite,
and in three years afterwards he foll-.w.d
ber to the tomb, his death taking place is
1866, Their meenonee will long live green
in the hearts of 1011111.1. especially of the
older settlers, and their acts of bandages and
geser.sity- will saver be forgotten. They
w interred is the H•rpurhec oemetery, one
mile west of Seaford'.
la 1839, Jame. Dickson left the family
homestead in McKillop ad purchased 900
• ares of wild land is the township of Took •
e reaith, one male south .f H.rp.rbey. 1a
1861, Mr. Dicker •1.o creme .ed bead.•.
as • merchant is the pillage of F4.oadville.
This business he carried on su.oe.sIully for
Glyen year., wawa be mild is
Wille • resident of Tuokeressitb, Mr,
Dias.. was elected to the portico of rave
of the teereship.in whirs casein be nerved
Moat 1856 to 1860. H. took an •etive i.
serest in the affairs of Me township and in-
stituted
-
*rtuted many needed public improvements
He elm took • Iodise poaitia is the
meaty o.u.otL Daring ha aa'amhesey,ao
less . en. than 1400,000 won expended by
that body for public i.prwp.ambiasi 1 Mr.
Drams had the beam of thawing .p sad
movimg is eo..eil the melds. apra wha4
she vast gravel rend ,Neme which bons
made Heron so famous thneugbout the Pro-
mise, was fo.aded.
He •J.o served for any years is the mil-
itia, having held .,.ural ooa.tiuseas, sad
was allowed to retire, rot/rai.g the rank of
Lieut.a•at Colonel. Re reeved his int
esamimise while is sane sarvias em the
$t. Asir freers, daring She trouble.s Wass
of '37 bad '38. He was else the Iran shark
of the Division. Court, established in Har-
paehey, the divine embed, the town
ships et Malin sad Teekenesith,
Is 1861 Mr. Drakes. was nested to the
C.nadla. Parliament, se the r.preaemfeyy
.f the noised neaten at Here. and Woes.
Her. be Goa developed apemen qualities as
• kegisla or. He was • feat, forcible
speaker, • wood rear -.or .d an adorers
alas Melees worker. Ha mit i.1, loved
disperei.a .1•o made him • .sivenal fever
its with his follow members. sod balers the
sad et ha frac p.rli.aaat.ry term be nee
pin • pairs. •...g te4. Iwibg tad wont
ioduenial .embers .t the Ream
Ha y with ►M .e..sU..Ns Inv
be jml inn the fon that as the mineral
elenigh d Mi. he was dermal by a-
ele-eilso. At that time W .f
the sailed es..tM. el Hares a.L Beaty wee
at last .i..ty the...d. Seen idea et the
ktner whhb Mr. Diane e oselead pre-
heated is his
be ledged f e hie Iheny mw
ma-
sele.eaey, .f wnna he was the sole repe-
ementive. Is en repressined in the leen
sed yen& Per -eat by
Wverep eme.b-
te h▪ it nide.- he by eimielsrlL V 111.4
Mr. Dhh.n pedipl limn Is oppeft tl.F
possession of their rads. Mr. Markus. also
• Weekly hease1 .r County 1eere $ .M
.p ee NUM m.erybMj - rub end
Pellet clipped add Csade.aed
Pram livery seetie..
Cranbrook : Wali.m Or... hes gone to
• Leedom hospital to undergo medical treat -
.mat,
W .ghee . The Adverse hue 4445.4
hands. J•a fleecy baying sold oat 4*
.Job.
(hs.,..
Hairy n : Junes Gar•, sobool te.pbsr,bas
returned home to grad bole holidays. He
bas been teaching East of Toronto.
t.ofe t4: E. Hemiltite, of Um town, had
two 6agsn a his right band badly jammed
is the kronor of • bander the other day.
B.y4ld . For the hell -year ending 30th
o1 Jua, then wen recorded with Mr.
Campbell, clerk, 31 births, 5 m•rrmg.s. •.d
23 deaths.
Lwdesboro : Mrs. W. F. Longman beg
decided to return to Msattoba with b5,
(easily. She mane on Saturday by bay
from Godsridt.
Hly t► : Re.. Mr. !haggis's driver got ayes
the anrde. on &t.rday and was poisoned by
Parts grow, whtoh bed been applied to de
stilly the bags.
Hol.•.ville : Whet is 'apposed to be •
wild eat, or lynx. was seem by Joseph Proc-
tor ow day last weak, on kis pasture land,
just oast of the village.
Chides : A meeting of rho beard won
Mai on Monday t. Maas Nellie Grey,
Warb•as, was as rooter tor the
Model tarsi at • of 1175 per amnia
materially •sainted m obsessing • tarn Brussels: Mrs Do.r1d &.olair
•mouse from the "Improv rne.t Fend," et, who woks str4kem with plysis
•rgame-
oa
whioh be drew .ad Sr.samitted to the tows -
ships it his county aurid to the same.
Three some, Samuel, of S.olorth, Robert,
of Tooketm-ith, sad Jobs T., d.paty-regis-
intr. Dod nch, are daughter, Mrs. J. F.
Tom.ot Gedench, ed his mooed wile, whom
be merri.d in 1884, survive to soars his ir-
reparable 1... TM funeral took plasm this
(Tuesday) •/ter.00m from the lase residence
of demised to Matted o.met..y-, the pall-
bearers bang
J. T. Ostrow, M. PP., Wm. tee.q, ex•
warden o1 -Har Cha Ganja, -warden,
.t Hare., Judge Doyle, Hairy Herts., 44.
H
TM attendants was large, and the
old triads of the family et the assessed,
who Dain. from `':rtke;th, Tuckere.ith,
McKillop•ad other points ware partteul.rly
nonevent. Roy. Jas. Wilma, of Namara
Falls South, performed the obsequies in the
absence of 14.. J. A. Andarno%
Floral ornaments were promoted from
loving hearts. as follows : Wreath from
Mn, J. 0, Tom, with the word "Father
trews the yraadohildren, • wreath surround-
•• Grandpa • cross from the family of
J. T. Dickson ; • he.d.ome basket from
Mies Dark ; also ono from Mese B.ouaont ;
sad bougnsr from Mw Miner 1)iokeou, of
Roxboro
HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE
rumba► Remelted the [xa.l.atle.e.
KINTAIL,
•s1n1LD,
430 O'Neil, Sara No. 2
608 Sullivan, Jerry 2
514 Carrick, Qua.ie
422 Edwards, Lime
457 Mollnany, Auris
446 Fary.em, Mary J.
467 Ford. Themes.
503 Jo4atwo, Emma
471 V..siokle, Hugh
503 McIntosh, Cootie
471 Pritchard, Minnie
499 Boyd, Madge
468 M.Keorae, Maud
476 Moto.•Id, Maggio
mi. XILBWS,
571
515
480
512
621
649
513
463
525
446
557
475
436
461
479
Clark, Mary I.
McDonald, Colo....
McDonald,
Rutherford, Maggie:
Sheriff, Asa.
Sherif, Werdey
Todd Jessie. ..
Webster, George ...
W*Ilwood, Bartle ...
Addams. Maine,.
O'Cos.or, Dennis .
Jena. Eliz.
(larder. Eva.....
Gardiner, Mary
MoCrestl., Levis
114 3
•. 3
•• 3
•• 4
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" 10
10
" 10
•• 12
" 15
•• 15
SR Hula's P.S.
No.
No.
No.
Ns.
N..
No.
No.
N
MO 44
44 46
w12 W. W.
12 "
14 •'
14 ••
14 •'
5 A&W ield
5 ••
.13 .•
RAY/11LO.
449 Common. John R.... Ea
490 McLeod, Alex
6016 McLeod, Daniel J
513 S.eteh..er, Fred - No.
426 Pellook, Ansa . No. 3
612 Sparks, Helen.... No. 4
GRAND BEND.
l
a
504 Rata, A4elatde
422 Fukbeiser, Nelson.
649 Bo...berry, Harvey
602 Qat, Bllb M . .
446 Wank, William
510 Mdlesg.11, Waiter
673 Tumabri, Robert J. .
611
484
561
564
639
416
444
437
416
476
613
437
505
ZURICH.
Torrence Maude...
Riekbdl tied. S.
Molokai Claris....
Welker Dwiirht.
Bre..... Eva....
Klasathver Williams
Carrie Van R ... .
Erma Jetta
Kayos Martha . .
Farrows ,liars•
Terror Willie
Kai. AsmM
Malek Robert F
Good Friday, has Prows ooaeid.rmby wsek-
er, and her demise would net be an a.eg-
pooted event.
Tnsberemith : Mi- Jean Black, who has
lees tenons wheel in Yamada, British
Columbia, retsrasbiigipdnt creek to spend
Mr holidays at tilitiggrenisl berme in Tuck
ernmith.
Maas Sake Jackson, niece of
John Dickson. tows treasurer, and who has
bees radar with ham for the past y ear or
so, Tett for her borne a H•rtoey, Mani-
toba, on Tuesday lass
Hasisell: rM Mowers. Petty, and also
Joh. Shepherd shipped • number of car
loads of tine cattle to the old couotr% Mat
week. Sir. Shepherd accompanied the
shipment, as did •Iso Thomas L•a.g.
Brussels : David R. Uoore,of Merrm,who
is retiring from terming, has purchased Dr.
Ca les condonable redden0. and half
•ors of laid, Toraberry et, and will take
mit Fall. The pnoe paid was
i 1.t11111.
Waogb•m : Re.. W. G.11•ger, formerly
at this tow., was • transient visitor in town
an Saturday last, He was ea his way to
Asbtield, to attend the funeral of hu
,mother -in law. He is now looted at Air -
lie, an Stmooe oouuty.
Waltham Old Mrs. Wad' , who had
bar leg broken some time ago, is recovering
.ioely, not withstand mg her are. The
broken ler will he • couple of inches shorter
then the other. The old lad; can get ..lo.g
on crutches, with some assistance.
Mayhem : rhe by law to gnat aid to
the Union Furniture Co.. to artist them to
rebuilding their factory lately destroyed by
fin, was carried on Monde% by a vote of
292 to 15, being 20 more thea two-thirds of
the qualified voters on the •seisesment roll
of 1895.
Lodesboro : The mouse in oomnection
with the Independent Order of Good Temp
lore was very suoowtul. Mass Lottie Young
woo the medal. This will make sir silver
yodel oontasr, bad the holden of the silver
medals will now be qualified to °outposts for
• cold medal.
Holme.ville: Ashland Form witnessed •
ple•sast some on Wed.e.day, when Feather
deogghter of Jos Proctor, Esq., was married
to J. H. Lowery, of SnmmerbiU. The
oeremoay took plasm .t 11 • r.,ormed
by Re.. 0. M. Andrews, before •bout forty
•esem►led guests.
Brussels : Council met l.et Monday night,
sad • by • law to raise the elm of
$7,500 tor Ohe erwhon of • sew school. The
debentures have bees Mood at 44 per smut.
for 30 years, end have bees sold at par.
The •.soars required to be raised .ecb year
for pnooip•I and sinking had will be 1453,
or 14 Mlle on the dolls, as the usual as
eem.wt.
Braises : Monday 1wiag of last week
the see.bsre et Water. Star Lodes lade -
deadest Order of Oddtellows,No. 149,Now-
a appreciation of the service rendered
M. Dickson. whoa nmovanr to Ir-
by prssenti.g him with an elegant
stamOrbot Grind's Jewel. it r in the form of a
.. star sod a mob point is one of the emblem
of tat Order. • e.itatsle inscription is w.
graved a the beet.
No. 6 Stephen
8 ..
" 10 •'
" 10 •'
•' 15 Hey Is
15 Bat s
Mayhem
Zarimh P.S.
Haman P.S.
44 44
64
Dashweed P.S.
Ne. 3 Ray
Ne. 11 S*.phw
No, 6 Manley
Ne. 7 famesio7
.4
mires seen rwssala.
Will Rata hoe just returned tram the
Paiwka sad resorts ba.y gees all threes\
les session. In may the mal son
played, sad either hi nos ban ail tare
d est a plight the 1.-d,. Gres. de
d he- tnmellen ie iaa mess bore he
Goderieb Tp . Aa ooadent happened at
the farm of Jessph Whitely, ex reeve,
whit* eases very near brag attended with
serious eowq.e.ou. George Farmer was
diitglog • well, •d was overcome by foul
weir at • depth of about Aft; feet. Joseph
Whitely, jr., started down to hie assistsao•,
whom something broke. allowing him to
drip nearly the whole distance. The air
wee ee bad be had to come at, .ad making
a freak stsomp so rosab Folmar bed to m-
ead to'remit air wlthent soeo.ppI1nhing big
remise. O. the third demoa.t he was uno-
easeful mil beoiPrt Farmer to the entree.
whit was easemesime.
O.deri.k Tp.: O. Thursday last there
did at the reide.a .t her daughter, Mrs
W. Smith. am .f tie earliest settles .t
0edarW township. is the person .t Mrs.
Perlis, robes of the late Theis Perdes.wbe
died seam eleven y..,. •g& Mee. Pardee
had bean aliens helpless far mea Sm., tend
•boss three weeks age .he feel from her
.hair, bmeek4.g her hip bene. it woe se be
len which ber osnmrattw Geoid het
sand 1.. wit • macre of Tipperary mad
bed lived bane Ser .early tlitY fossa fibs
was N
w • ed t.4lber Gad • kSid ssl5her- SSG
Immo Mine
Iter
1 s•is -IIS., W. 11•11•111iri•Gad
Mrs. Them Inimirt ONeetikeed MN
-1 him is t bytes ee Lenore
mil fiver is 116