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THe T -U L rs•INC3 NEW8PJ`P?1R OF HZTR,ON OOT -TNT -Ir.
FORTY-SEVENTH YEAR -2&29
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1895.
D. McGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -AWL 8
Dies. 8er{r-4es. R.UHsw ..... .... 8
The Lass BMt--Ora Paige 8
Nesse--Mrs. Miller 1
Golf Jetaeye-J. T. Admen ..... 8
Amebic I.prWie.- W. Admen &
dem 6
Fee fk+M--Robert Ysaag. 1
Laborers 8see.eier-A. R•doldfil 6
StearPrivate Eater1
s -M3. 1. M.Ds.egh ..
Ba.lyed Animal..
CAMS ON THE PRKM16E8 OF SUB
.sakes. le t eon. ! W.D.. Colber.e,os
Of stood sdddl. of July. • year-old bell. red
s� d white. ss,�yThe owner ie requested te pe e
W,aRD "num Is.
tete it •� 41 E
STRA] LD FROM THE PREMISFS OF
the subscriber. let 11. cod & E. D. Ash
sem Ave beItsv.-t we two rear ods •.d two
swyewr-sW.WThe milers */ each are black,
rod ream and one red sad white. A&7 (afar
teeth. to Ott allfvssd their M will be
receiMu a 10.
Bowsaw P. O.
Taches Wanted.
MI•:ACHER WANTED -FOR & & NO.
1 9 Colborne. Appy. mann�a•1f/ea_
nous. kc to the secretary. D. N,
Prepla ::RP Safe.
WILT' RALF 01 LOT 8166. ON THIS
he lugged dwelling boa., •t premat
by Wm. McClure. u*RROW &
PRO ' D1 tIOT. d w tf
L,1T 804, NORTH -STREET. GOOD
frame hone.. won situated. occupied
by Mrs. Sharkey. °ARROW t efoI'O.
FOOT dwtt
1 (rr 912. BRO(.'K STREET. GOOD
1.4 name Muse sad ltabis. oceepiod by E.
Armes esg. (IARROW t PRO(; DPOOT.
A NUMBER OFhLOTS
rt111 WILSON'S
4ARROW R PPRROUDp00rP of the town.
21 SHARES OF THE FIRST DISUIs
of Harem t Drum Lean Co. °ARROW
& I'ROCDFOOT
LAMB SALE. -20 ACREI4, 24 MILES
1. from eederieb. 11 acme in oeobeed.
espiew,peachashaLnce meadow.
beset In good
ww•...p.soed home •er fid bairn.
14gate se. 1W RC DO EON.
41-w O1.r)e•, Oaten..
FOR MAL*. -- CHEM% 011 LAMY
TERM.:
West halt of IM 17, cs S. West
Wa•anosb. 100 acres A improved
farm.
..ors K v and hart 40 •ubdiviaio. of Block !k
(.Ibor&e about els acres.
TO LET -The shop lately occupied by the
late Tb... Saeid.
Apply to M.O. JOHNSTON. barrister. Godo.
etch er tf
Bpeelal Notioee
NOTICE -MRS. B. MILLER STILL
lives la tows sad sever left. a•d Mtll
weaves ~pew a the old *Moe. 9w 11
9 40 OR 60 FE KT OF THE MOST
•. kr, desireable frontage on Gc.derich
&sA�are is oared to cal.. Apply to A.
SMITH. or.. °odericb. 9315
PRIVATE FUNDS - PARTIES DE-
Nroa. of obtaining mosey on Sretchos
farm .c urtty can do mo at .`r per peal bmes
▪ i7iag re.). A. Mclk)NAGH. Room rle.
Lis.1 Building. Torero. whim
!'lF:11AR SHINGLES FOR SALE IN
1., auantitie to wit. Orders left at the
Woodridge lir.. o.rber s, or at A.
S1IITHS stare. G.derieh promptly attested
to. M Im
WHITE LIME -PARTIES BUiLDIN(;
should try my White lime. TheM.sdy
tale of 11 has enabled ie to reduce the price.
Thr purity allows o•e-touch more mad to
be eased with 1t. eo mashie It actually cheap-
er than .y other lime to the vicielty. Always
e• band •t m7 Maas .f bashers ea East -et
lett EDWARD 8HARMAN
WANTED
A rood man la year owl to reprem.t the
" Foothill Nurseries of Cathode -- over 700
* rive -thy 4rt s 1n the Dominion. Fbtta&
perma&e0L Salary or oemmlzsios to risbt
With the Iamseatsd demand for trait • Mei-
ties with us as salesman will pal You better
the tosyls in farm work. Stood ter yew
• Opil.•tiss SM we .111 Dhow you how to earn
gold wow.
5.8.54 Tsnhses ! Ireiset the thinfor you
aurins the eneesea Wealth. ParticuYts,
KMGM*WSLLING1
he Toronto
1.1111110 Nebo..•
1`v °TILE TO MAGISTRATF.S.
1
1 have received the O.tara Statutes. MV10..
1*. and am prepare& to distribute them to
all magistrates sea these don 4tmnded to m-
eow. them. These wattled winfoto
orrice thsreed IRA ire
(cert et the Pease fer H.
fled ich. Jul 15. ton- with
OTICE.- ALL PIR8ON8 FOUND
4.'r5 ..1Man es say leads fes .855th
misting. tsmWmg. /tlass sr aberwhe trig be
the mated .eeordd to farm in Sash Sash Lada w
and the wee -
arty knows as til Isis A eTp.� l5 the taw.
ssd Oelberse
X.. B./KOHLEERtor er
aim of
t CAM
dem
MISS ANNA L. SHAW, TKAACHER
ot ad
Otte 40frr atim set 0.14.7.71, Pnepsas W
amerieh en
MR. W. A. H. CUMF, ORGANIST,
ate. a et Owns% d to !reward
le rivOMPE s, Testa- Pfmnsitree imam
nett. R
A..tew�lt (...r (8 .N
SNk church& P i on Zlr 114.
Nodes to Credltore.
,\ aricR TO CREDITORS.
elToweTh. eredtbss.1 M�&�e�eshA,It11T 11[ N[�W.
ke the
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Aes.m, A.D. 1Ml ese ea er bene
TH1 Les DAT OW AUGUR. IoM.
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Ruled at
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WEST HURON EXAMS.
The
Rssulla In the. Riding.
ti V Pmetleatrrs . the Mcoeserhl Candi.
dates at the nigh settee& mammas
lad Public Selma Leayleat 1*.
anetostmab--Tim meesede.
WE publish below the names of the
•ueoeeshtl e•adidatee at the H. 8. Batman
and P. S. Leaving exanti.a•ioms u the
Western Division of Bur*.. The lumbers
writing .md waft at the various 'mitres
are gapes is the •oo.p..yw table :
RNTRA$,'I Lea MING
Eat
E1
God.riob .103 60 17 10
Bz.wt 61 46 29 22
Dtt•g•aee. 32 21 11 7
K at•+l 25 14
Zurich 27 13 18 9
St. Helens 22 15 6 4
Or..d Said 11 7 2 2
296 182 28 58
To pass Public School Leaving • c&adi
date must elitism one-third she marks on
each subject, ..d ball the aggregate marks.
TM ager get is 1,225: to obtain Ent;reeo.
Mssdiag, ooe-ysarter of the marks on each
*abject. To perm the Katmai. man im Ston
on Entrance papers • e•&dtdaso must obtain
lac third the marks oa each subject .&d
half the segregate marks The ygreg•te
for Entrails, is 845 marks, so pas, 422.
All Fatness certificates here been sent.
Public School Leaving certificates will be
seat in a couple of maths, just all seen .
blank forms are sent to the im.psotor.
W. give below the maximum mark for
each subfeot and the highest mark obtained
by any .aadtd•t.:
ENTRANCE.
8
3
HIOHa.T aims OBTAINSD.
Eaglbh Grammar, V. Watson,
Geography, G. R.mbrd,
Ce pemtiaa, W. Rowley,
Distatios, Constance Holt,
Drawing, Addis* Patz,
Arithmetic I Mab.4 8048.,
I Agnes Hay,
History, Aldo. Whiteman,
Erlibe Literature, V. Wame.,
Writing. Danis O'Coaaser,
Pbvs & Tem., John Kilpatrick,
Readtog, Eva Stoneman,
Total, Paul Tur.ball.
P. S. LEAVING.
HIG1/MT MASK OBTAINED.
Reading. Flossie Stambary,
Drawing i (tins Bean,
l Meanie Doan,
Bmkps. & Writ., E. Geiger.
E.Rbeh Grammer, E. Bagwell,
L.glt.h Literature. B. Jardine,
Bagltsh Comp.,
(J. Hswy,
History, Aipe Hunter,
Geography, W. Finley,
Arith t Mea 1 G. Walker,
1 E. Hill,
Algerb. and Euclid, ('. Dow.,
Phys. & Tem., W. Rem.
Total, Alam J.ekell,
Csadidatte marked ' obtained
sanding on P.S. L cavi.' epees.
ASH 7I ILD.
i all
Mark
99 105
62 80
94 105
35 36
47 50
105 105
73 80
84 106
45 50
68 80
45 50
602 845
Full
Mark
47 50
42 50
129 150
100 150
109 150
85 100
82 100
91 100
200 200
150 160
71 75
970 1225
entrance
No. 1 W. Gordon, timber -Petra...,
Maud McCeanell. 433.
Na 2- Miss Sullivan, weher-Ester.oe,
Sara O'Neil, 4.30 ; Jerry 8.Iliv., 508.
he. 3. Mies flora McLeod, bomber -En -
trams. Tema Carrick. 514 ; Liza. Ed-
wards, 422 ; Awa M.Marehy, 457. P.S.
Leavine, Fiera Mel..od, 628.
No 4. Wm. J Clambers, taeber-En-
tramos, Mary J. Fishyaw, 446.
No. 5. R, R. Brow., teacher- Eatra.o,
Eva (isrdmer, 436 ; Nary Gardner, 451 ;
• Hervey A&derson,537;•Wm. Rutherford,
596 ; P. 9. Leaving, Samuel Thompson,
688
No. 6. J.. Tlgert,teaeber-P.8. Leaving,
Bolls Jardine, 819,
No. 7, Geo. McLeod, teacher--P.S.Le•.-
ir, J.. Hog., 786: Wm. M.K. xi.,
770.
No. 8. Cham. 11. Kiamss, pri.dp.l- 8a -
tn.os, W. Begley, 500; W. (3rawferd, 469;
Joint Hilo, 517; L M•Kosgh, 514; Edith
Roberts, 477. P.B. LasvLs, &sem Due. -
in, 706; N m. Rogers, 803.
No. 9. Geo. Derain. te•.kir-Ret a...,
J. Kilpatrick, b32: W. Kils.triek, 436;P.6.
Leap ILL Blake, 817;iFa. Fi1Ly,741.
No. Jae. Kerr, temsher-E&trsw.
Than Ford, 467; Roma Johnston*, 503; H.
Vawoiokle, 471; Commie Mol.teak, 503.
No. 11. Miss Edith W iggimm, teacher
Batrew, Roo M.Nss. 436.
No. 12. MM Alelatyro, wbor-Ea•
lessee, M. Priteherd. 471; Madge Boyd,
499.
Ne.13. W. H. Reid, T..mher-Entra.ss,
L.yis Mae reslim, 479
Na 16. Alms. McDo.•ld, Tesler -8.
we..ss, Mad McKssi., 468 ; M. Mc-
Donald, 476 ; Waller MoBatl.my, 511.
No. 16. Mae. J. Hawkins, l ashen-Ea-
tramss, Jessek Oriels, Me • 11 LDpmtri.k,
586 ; P. R. Leader, Hewed Dura, 730.
11e. 17. Mom B, R..k,tealhsr-8.tr.ae.,
Jennie Barkley, 489 ; B. Jib_stea. 508.
trot apu a.
No. 1. Slim A. Barrows, Weir -Bs-
trews, J. Malmtyre. 461. P. & Leaving,
L, Gallaher, 666; Joel Hawn, Ms Grew
L ah& 727: J. Melee* WA.
No. 2. G.s. & Wtssdateachsr-11bisaw,
H. Land. AM : M. 8»sEt. 4ii8 ; B.
468.
W Oben,
3.Jas.s 81•ike ,.Mash r, --PP.. 8. L
[&essay, g72; M. Mallows. 6894 iL Brews,
856: H. P..-, 640.
Ha 6. G.m.Bhepp ,4,teseher- Rare...
Mabsil ps Mbar s, 433: Hoery W1Y.. 440 ;
Also IlInaelisa,
Bra
450.
W0.s% A. C. DDr A.
4'J3 wa
/sh.-e.
N. 8. IIg1a Ldvw
li•►47i -Ibilr '
]1•eeaes 8tr..gi., 472: Addis Madan,Ma
No. 8. Mi. M. A. Potts, teacher -Ile
4r..o•. •Ota•. Lawson, 666. P, 3. laying, I
Mary Tobin, 801.
GOYWCa TOM lemur.
No. L Jon. Risks. taker-Katr•.es.
M. Carwla, 500: H. Jamas.. 501 ; C.
Jokmotos,483 ; 'hennas Marsh ; 660.
No. 2. 111.3. Mame. t.soher-E.Ir.m.s.
B. Holmes, 434 ; L• Molise, 461. P 8. L
Beason Sturdy. 617.
No. 3. J. W. Roberta, masher-Ea-
Wamps, lamas Yeo, 426, •E. T.bbmtt. 662.
•E. Yeo 620. P. 8. Leaving, A. L Marek
723, B. Manley, 800.
No. 5- J.o. Beatty, tsaober---KsIrS*.s,
Adel& Cos 463, Sophia Lindsay 487.
No. 6. Mi. E. SloM•th, seaober-Em-
tram s, Annie M.Ilw$i&, 484, Kayoed
N•hel. 477.
No. 8. W. A. -milieu, Washer -Estrum,
J. Stirling. 488, Amy Naiad 539.
N. 11. W. S. Lawrence teacher -Es -
tram s, Mad Livermese, 463.
.AT.
No. 2. W. H. Johan.. ta•ober-Ea'
Donn, Fran& !Ceps, 423.
No 3. O. Coleman, seach r -Entrance, V.
E. Carry, 444.
No. 4. Mss E. R. Jamaica, teacher. P.
S. Leaving, Samuel Geiger, 730.
Zurich P. S. J..Thoanmc. principal -Ea-
trams, Maude Terrance, 511, F. 8. Rtok-
heti, 484. P. S. Leaving, Writ. Geiger, 823
Ed. Gomer, 843, A. Hess, 687.
No. 8, Mi. M. J. Morrison, principal -
Entra.os, W. K1si.aaysr, 485. Geo.
Said.r, 512. P S. Lo•vita, Wm. Be.,
752, 1). Weber, 760.
Hassell P. 8. Wm. Meiuy. ppnnoo.ipal-
Eatras.t, C. Mitchell, 551, 1). Welker, 564,
E. Stoneman. 539.
Na 11. Mi. M. B. Salkeld, te.her-
P. S. Leaving, Eases* Tumbril, 715.
No. 14. F. D. Batobart, teacher -P. S.
Leavi&g, Erne. J. Cartel., 634.
No. 15. D. Mol)oug.U, towhee -Es-
trange, R. J. Turnbull. 573 ; W. Mo -
Dougall, 510. P. S. L, Edith Toyler, 677.
STAB 1.1Y.
No. 1. Geo. Baird, &r., teacher -Re -
trams, L. M.Ew., 487 ; B. WLrw. 530.
No. 3. Mi. A. M•rsb•1l, teacher -Ea -
tram . F. Sootehmer, 513; A. Pollock,
426 ; R. Rad, 468.
No. 4. Miss R. Ceplaar, teacher -Eo -
trams, Helen Sparks, 512.
No. 5. Ches. Mandan, te ober-P,S. L.
R. Robusoe, 685.
No. 6. J. E Barnwell, teacher -Ea -
trams -Martha Keyes, 486.
No. 7. Jns. Fwler, teacher -Entrance. A.
Ferreet. 476 ; W. Forrest, 513 ; A. Kaia,
437; K. C. Stslck, 525. P.S.L. Andrew
KM., 675.
No. 10. J. A. McL+ughiin, pal-
Eotr•nee, H. Chrysler, 443300 Graham.
509 ; A. Aikenb..d, 430 ; •D. A. Reid, 610 ;
•(;eo. (:am boll, 536. P.S.L. Dust"
Aikeabe&d,.
No. 14. R. J. Beats ,teacher -Entrance.
A. Whiteman, 601 ; D. Cameron, 430 ; H.
D. Cameron, 534 : E. Morrimn, 518 ; Harri-
et Cameron, 531.
l+Tar1[N.
No. 1. J•msa Delg&ty, principal La•
tramps, H. G. Hicks, 506 ; Lather Rieke,
475; Harvey Lam, 542 ; C. M. Mitchell,
584 ; B. litichell, 503 ; 0, Walker, 443 ;
Stewart Walker, 510. P.XL, Id• Abbott,
631 ; Cls. Hwggaih, 783 ; W. J. Heggith,
847 ; E. M. Hill, 830; Bt..he Walker,
761 ; i)liv. Walker, 898.
No, 2. W. Sbonldiee, teaoier-Entrees,
' W. H. Salter, 587.
No. 3. s. B.,ahaw. tember-Eatrans.,
Hattie Sweet, 464, Fred S•.dae,403.
Na 5. Jno. Nmboi, Fnnoipal-E.teamos,
E. Lewis. 491, H. K. Felber, 52'7.
No. 6. D K Hodgson, masher -Ea-
trance, Adeline Katz, 504.
No. 7 I, M. Harken, teacher- FAtrmee,
N. Fi•kboieer, 422.
No. 8. Miss Maud Willie, teacher -Em -
nano., H. Basesnberry, 549.
No. 10. Miss Lamm Baker, teacher -Ea -
trams, E. M. Chast. 502, W. Wallis, 445.
No. 11. J.. Spencer, Primipat-Kn.
trance. Jim Braun, 437. P. S. viag,
Clan Bs., 762.
rsmosga
No. 1. H. N. Anteroom, teathsr-Ea.
trams, L Blatchford, 476, M. Dun; 672
P. 8. L.vimg, Chas. Dews, 811. M. A.
Mone. 864, A. Jeck.I1, 970, Tecta Swam,
902, A. McTsgrart, 672,
No. 2. S. Doane, principal-Est/sae.
Amps D. Hay. 518.
2iw 4. C. H. Clarkson, amber -$a-
Polly �1e750.k~ 436.
P. S. Leans& KilgarNo. b. P. Goon., t..her-Estraase,
V. A. Hassell. 500, L M. Wmto.ts, 587,
W.. Frays*, 529.
Na 6. J. A. Gregory. tember--Bottoms,
Her.. Ryle, 463. P. 8. i eaviag, W.
C.spamd, 733, Edith Turnbull. 786.
Na 7. A. M.Pheseen, ».her-lentimase
H. Oervett, 475, N. Oervstt, 472, W.
Hers, 418. P. 8. leaving, J. Parkas...
834 W. Porkier... 647.
No. 10. Fred Hsekeey, hooker -Re
armee, L. Earl, 516 ; H. 8. 8th. mom,
498: W. Kerslake. Me ; • Men Rail, 574.
P. & l.rvag, 8.11a 811nrisgten, 636,
Na 12. T. A. Dweas, Washer -Ea -
trance, W. Morley, 478 ; H. Ogden, 470.
w, w•w•110111.
Ne 1. Miss 8 Wataoa, Ba.
claw. M. Bailie, 563 ; 8.Nev. 4U; A.
Gra.mal, 561 ; B. Ry.. 481. P. S. L.
Jae. Campbell, TOIL
No. 2. A. 8. WetheralL hasher -Ea-
trams, 8.e. Sli11s, 424.
Na 3, Mi. M. R. F'Wy, teshe
or -- 8a
..
tte., G. Bs.sferb
d, 521 ; D. McAllen',
458
ho. 4. 3. B. Wes/lud end, h$5her-6:
tra.o., Al. L Clark, 671 ; C. M.DsasM.
615 ; A. MsDmsal4. 488 ' !f, Ratherfmd.
612 ; A. Sher* 521 ; W. &WI. 540 ;
leafs Ted& 51.K
N. IL Thos. G. Alma t•adem-6-
Ww Cit. W.b01er, 466 ; B. Wall Sed,
No. 14, fL.J. Ry.., toeher-Ba mese,
M. Adam% 446 ; D. O•C.a.er, 6(1 s 8.
Jarvis, 411. P. 8. Leaving,D. Witmer,
brl2; R. Mortis, 679 ; J. Mawr, M.
lfw 15, MW. 8. Pon....., Webs -6 -
Wawa Raw •'d& MIL
a WAWAI.a..
II. �8.t W. J. .
i.imit
--dr.w.
A�wEieeew,, 4IM t DI/ fab...rt, 411 ; W. MI6 L.C.
rY►as', 493,
Ne. 9. Mi.. P. Demmer. teseher-8.-
tm.es, •P. Dimes., 667.
N. 10. Mi. T. A. Sprung. taseber -8.-
trm.ss, R. sia., 590 ; 8. Wiles.. 447 ; W.
Jeakhs,430;IQ...,492 P.B.L. L C.
1ledsc e, 646.
N.. 11. Miss A. Campbell, tesehnt-A.
J. Shall, 460. P.6 L , Maggie Carrie, 707.
Public Bskoel. S. P. Hall., M.A., primev-
al ; Mi. I. Mamas, lne seal. -Olive Bo -
swam, 646 ; Fraser *yap. 473 ; Ala.
Crei'iu, 463 ; Alas De Pendry. 533 ; Klem-
m (tareow 583: Lotter Gress, 460 ; Cm -
slaw Holt, 568 ; Nasals Kam. 477 ; 81 -
moor Lockwood. 482 ; Margaret Melvor,
469: Jas.+o Miller, 503; les.ie Morton,
533 ; Etta Reid, 506 ; Gram 8sit8. 462 ;
luta Tara.r, 625; Fla. Tamer, 461 ;
Vesta V1 .loos, 568 ; Ethel Willis.., 510 ;
Jolla Craig•, 489 ; Albert Carey, 472 ;
O.ofir.y Holt, 514: Ala.. K..whaw, 466 :
Wilfred helms, 466 ; Hem Marti., 431 ;
Frank Mania, 468 ; Jobs Murray, 446 ;
Marry Palate, 477: J.8. Roberta, 475 ;
Pee JS .Stewart. 462 ; Pose Turnbull, 602.
5s7A1ATs SC100L.
Setter Mary Alphonse, priaei_p•1-B.mie
McCormack 423 ; Mr
arget Webb. 451 ;
Edmund Campos. 454 ; Andrew Lyw, 461 ;
Fred.ri.k S8•sn.., 497 ; Edward Tighe,
472
BAYI(SLD.
Wm. M.Cl..ke7-. pri*oip•l -Entrance,
J.o. R. Cameroon, 429 ; Alex. M.Lod, 490 ;
D. J. McLeod, 526 ; • Rea Sl.bsry, 586 ;
•A. W biddoe, 599. P.S. L . J. Bigg rt, 667 ;
F. 8ta&bmry, 682.
[Xwrs`
T. J. L.skbart, K A., prinapal-P.L
Leaving. 11. Faeress, 715; S. Gregory, 674 ;
Francis Fisk, 647.
Mae Clara Vesper, masher -in IL
Biwtt, 479; Ii. Browning, 497; E. Brow..
572; A. Handler!. 462; R Hs.diord, 513;
A. Martie. 519; 0. Me lin, 423; C.
Petsrcoe, 572, H. DIgsan 1: H. Foci,
636; W. Handford, 541; L. Howard, 472;
1: Sweet, 674;J. C. Smell, 462,
THE PRIMARY EXAMS
Wt W Saeee,uMwl eandthlases a4 the ■N -
muss sr saga...
Th. following •re the primary multi' for
6oderick and neighboring own. In list
No 2, the oaadidat.s bay. passed all but
the .,. ..ml :
(.fest-1.. Bentley, A. Blake, J.
Clarke. M. Dickson, 11, Dunlop, J. Taster,
N. Gibbous. R. Jamie..., J. Martin, L
Mom, J. McKay, W. Natt.1 i. Whoa, N
M. Reid, W. Stirling, B. Watton, H.
W byard.
Chasm -M. Aitken, J. Abdomen, R.
Baird, J. Braman, A. Batch.rt, M.
Clegg, L Holism, M. McCallum, M. Mc-
Gregor. J. McKay, A. Murray, M. Robb,
B. Shepherd D. Smit8, E. Switzer, G.
Torrance, A. TwitcbeU, C. Wawa, J.
A Iliadom, M. Wilt ..
Sestortb-Lest No. 1-W. Aberharl, E.
Bell, G. Cbetm.y, L Gray, M. Jenks, M.
Limas, J. Salla, W. Tiffin, H. V..-
Egmod, A. War►, A. Woodley. Lit
No. 2 -Matilda Fowler.
W ingk•m-List No. 1.-- L. Bats., L
Cumming, W. Farquhar..., P. H. Framer,
P. Jeh.o., J. McKay, W. Robertson, L
Venoms, M. W.Uwood. list No. 2.-B.
Cummings. C. Vaasa..
Bruesele-rant No. 1.-J. Howe, L J.k
sea, E. Lamont, 1). MoK.azie. D. Knott,
fer No 2,-S. McLattcblra, D. Strata..
Esser - Let No. 1-F. Borland, F.
Lutz. F McCallum. List No. 2 - - R.
Candidates who are Dot eighteen years of
age before close of model will not be ad-
mitted.
As boon . sassy board meets cmilld•ms
who are admitted to the model school will
be notified by tM 'screwy..
Candidata" who with to attend the model
school must tend names .d addresses to
either of the public school inspectors not
later then Aar. 20th.
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
The regular melting of the, owe eamn.tl
was bold Friday evening in the pout wit
obamher.
Members all pre.s&t exospt sountillors
Bauder., Swartz ad Smith.
Mi&ates a 1.1 meson read and aimed,
The following treasurer's statement to
July was red ad referred o the cove/
ow mitts*.
B•L fro. Jame $ 90 65
Bet.bry Liam 81 58
Pubis behests 407 00
Mauled O..ss.ry 256 50
881. Payable renewal 13000 00
1411. DssSm.ted 1600 00
Betsy Light Rates 138 62
ARL PirkiWo of bay 6 50
Tess 206 43
Water Rates 706 90
Xw-.aids. Tans7 42
16071 26
D.*Oa.[IIa1IT6.
Pr'$' . led Adv't'g ..5 9 21
Pealed
100 00
RAW 666
Sills Payable r.ssw•1 13000 00
Water Weeks, ess-
straetlw ea
C.C. t '0. lisp.
Pt pier Statics
=Imo as bills
payable
PuWi.. Werke
Market
(Q)0�pL. L.1it■w.
Dahc.aure 1s Or
rabbi Rehash.
Sabrina
32 99
2506
410 45
100 00
190 67
146 60
16 60
600 00
IS 00
MO M
89
516167 90
16392 33
/Ogden& .diem et The Glebe wee Sod.OVER THE HURON TRACT.
C.m.wiwties from .eerstory .t Under-
writer.' Aeseoi•tiom,repudimg the ".w sap-
Ipater the Ikea. was referred to the The MOIR from the Loon TM W.
w ere comatA.a
Wawa w head 776 67
Ceesmmal.Yen he. Jas. Kidd, swung
Mat 5860 would be required ha esanwelen
with the Swaim oohed. was Marred to
the laws summates.
C..enuede doe frees Ihs sed
w ester of the Ref*/ mil bawl
mss uoblttg he cane les
an years .f 'm }rm�se , w
•dined to the Owl a R..+ie., a.
Osaaasl.Msalis. Kaes Thmimm.. 11 MIS
Committee of Ooll glMte I.alitata, re
wiasamnsa deed 4814 &IMO weld he re-
quired tar .mak wpm*. 18. ram wee
referred to ib. 5.1.55 .o..iates•
The following amount. were referred »
the 65.0.1 eapittee : Glebe, 540. Crpt
Babb, 561. C. A. Humber, 514.31, Harper
& Les, $7.06, G. Porter, 19.
The ..O.. of Wm. M.C•.ghe. for 511
ter w•tsrhlg .quare, ta, was referred to
the pablie weeks o...iaes.
Petition Lie. F. J. POWb.m and others
for .ztandem 4f water p}0e from Newman -
' s. to • esameMien on $ tat., was refound
Is water and light .e.ssuta5, with po
set.
The report d the e.•5.* oone.tttee
oo..eded pi.wt et .m.■m referred to
it .1 last Sesseieg.
Report et the water ad light eo.mittee
recommended payment of M. Parson for
5865 fer olwfne out wells .t the puap4a'
stabs.. The three wells were bared to the
&Leh, . average of 240 East
The market eo.mitt.e r..s...mded the
payment of following •.pelota iaourr.d in
replacing of the new .oaleo. R. W. Me
Kase. 5110, 1). McLaren 566.22, Jainism&
Rad 520. Further improvement were r.-
oomts..ded, Mao the advertising of the old
. Dales for sale.
In the master of the second Mame as to
further i.prove.rats it w. decided to ask
for tenders.
The .ousel then adjourned.
THE BASEBALL TOUR
S oars ei the Brmasels 5a.e-The v1Aaers
meet In eat.
Below in given the result of the game
with Brussels Friday. The game w.1 nos
an especially 4.1. lti.g ..e, .d the dull
day prevented • Iamp turnout of spectators.
The pesuli•rities a the ground., which
were wire booed, thus imaging the ball to
go through, told •guest the vesting team,
and Brunets piled up therms. In addition
the God.rteh teem w. in poor form having
Men as the read for several days. The
more is . fellows :
O.DWC1.
M•loe1mses 0. .... ..... • 6
6
R. H. E.
2 3 1
Thumps.. lo 8 5 1 2 4
H. Robrtson, s... •d
A. Robertson, r.f 6 2
E. '[Yet 3b 6 2
Holness m it, al. and p 6 2 4 2
Hooper 9b 5 0 0
Dohs Lt. 5 2 3
Doyle e.f. and p 5 0 0
13 1.3 11
0 1
1 1
0 1
s&cel[tS.
A.B.
Gamy 211 5
('carry Lf
0
0
R H.41.
3 1 4
6 2 2 1
MsBai• at 5 2 0 0
Williams 30 6 6 4 3
R. Rc.o .3 4 1 0
HaUiday r.f 6 2 2 0
W. Grew.r p 3 1 1 0
Corcoran .s 5 0 0 1
D. Roe 1h .4 2 1 1
J. (&revels p .2 0 1 0
22 13 10
swans BY INNINGS
(,oderioh....0863031 1 0-13 13 11
Bruise's 3 1 1 5 0 0 1 2:-22 13 10
li•tt.r8.s, Grewar, W., Orow•r, J., and
Rosa for Brussels, Robinson, Doyle and
Holmes and M•lo.moe for Goderish. Um-
pire James Ross. Time 2:30.
Hoa runs, Williams 3, Ross, D., D•hD.
2 have kits, R. Rose, Maloommn and
Holmes. Struck out, by Grimm, W., 5,
Grewar,J., 5; Robertson 2, Doyle 5, Holmes
6 Bases on hell, off Roborao& 2, Doyle 4,
Hol.. 1, 1 off each Grower. Hit by pitch
er, Ross, D. -
The Dame W1111 4.5455ed.
This game was devoid of any feature, says
the excellent work of the God.rdh eeld.n.
Below we give Gm the more,
srsATro0D.
A.B. R. H. E.
Lloyd, 2b .6 0 1 b
facsimile, ea . 6 1 2 2
W right. 3b 4 1 1 1
Filey, lb 3 1 1 2
Cummiaapp, 0 5 2 1 1
McNichol, rf 3 1 2 3
Endow', 1.1 3 1 1 0
Ballard, p 4 0 1 1
Baker, of 6 0 1 1
7 11 16
ti0DIEUCII,
Malem.ma, e 5 4 1 2
Thempe.., l b 6 1 0 0
W. H. Roberta.. tee 3 4 0 1
Shannon, a t .... 6 2 0 0
E Tilt, 3b 6 1 2 0
Bolas,r.f 6 0 0 0
Hooper, 89 5 2 0 1
Daher, LI 5 3 3 0
P1Slfbgtsl. 2 0 0 1
Dmyhe p salad 3 0 2 0
17 8 5
WORN NT INNISr1•.
Stratford ....1 00200301- 7 11 16
(;decd' 1 1 3 0 6 1 2 0 3-17 8 6
Ballard ..d 0..-
.ing&, Gedettsk, Pe..iagte., Doyle,
Heinen •.d Midommoa.
Boom an bald-- By B.ILrd. 4, Penni..
1s!, Doyle, 6, Bela. 3.
HN by p.hher-Thempeea sad Beeper
U.prrre, A. Robert's•. TI.. 2.15.
11.1141*.• L Wowed with • Lw wit it
the psrehm.s .t the Gs sty Jail as wowed
la.
These W beat • stied revival i. the
esdumines el the Pasha man Swat
•.d 7Srvit•rim• •f 1M, m••.rdi.g to topers
✓ alwlly pillared bp We B. h•sei•••
Cleadeh► M.y .ldpld .d silver wort
i.g• are Wog r..,4 sed mew db..verles
dsvel•�•d, •d lice L • s • greatly is-
e•ets•j •.Mvky to the wafts et tie way
*then valuable Wows!.t the regal
is addition to the peentc.0 .veto The
.54 al wafer to gies.mte Webb pew
Isetus.45 minimnweinery b'• sew fee.
ternt58.1 gigi•ti.premise d �.11y .o<»ded
.d lh. ,err kw.•k•ll ever the Patti& asset
A Weetl7 flew/ et swab levee weed
up t. NN Ever7Ptak and
:ll
Peat tapped sad Oesdiessed
Frees Were •1541...
Grey : A little se. et Hugh Porter's fell
..d broke • hsao is his ars.
Brussels : Meters. Clegg It Dames shipped
a ear of bop from Brussels Tuesday of last
week.
S..forth : Norman Johnnie.. of `Jas
Diego,Ualttermts, is noising at the resideeme
of his mole. D. Johnson.
S.alorth . hiss Winnie Killon& Ma bees
•ppoi.ted teacher an one of the puWIs
&choots in Duluth, Minnesota.
Blyth : The Blyth bseblltw went to
Clinton es Tuesday and were beaus by the
home club by • more of 29 to 19.
McKillop : Last week John Scarlet, •
well-known McKillop Orangeman, was at
Halifax &heading the (:rand Lodge.
Myth Mews. Wawa & Emtgh shipped
10 oar loads of cattle, use of sheep and sae
of pigs to the old country markets best
week.
Seafortb : Chan. Wilson shipped two car-
loads of tat cattle to the Old Country mar -
kw last week. Td Damon took 3Wrge
of them.
Grev : last weak Wm. M.Keiv.y, eon. 1
was kicked by one of bis heroes in the
sable while umk•rneseine to He was lame
for severs! days.
Brussel. : Jno. Shaw, • well known
citizen of Brussels, has beea shosscprin-
cipal of the Tesaw•ter Publm school and will
.eeuua. duty . soon as the holidays are
oyer.
Morris : Last S.turd.) James Sharp
threshed • small yuaaMty of Miobigan
Amber F•1I wheat and when weig8d .t the
/wne,g mill at }Brussels scald 62 pounds to
the b.. 8L
8e•fortb : Rost Ai lbw,ye.0ge.t mw of
Jamie Gillespie, sf'4his town. • bright, in-
teresting little boy a year old, died ea Sat-
urday. The sympathy of all is extended to
the bereaved paresis.
Varna : W. J. Stinson, of the Sauble
line, book through bare tie largest drove of
cattle we have sees this season, baying up-
wards of 60 head, and all his ewe Iselin,.
They are gots• to the old country.
Tuo : H. Crich lost • valuable
drivis teat week. W hen it was
being unharnessed it ran away with the her
. mss banging, and ran mama . building.
breaking its leg, so that it had to be killed.
Coumtaao.: At the garden party held at
Mr. MN:regor's the other .venin, Robert
Knox lost • five dollar hill an the gsrouuda.
It was found next morning by lir. IlcGteg-
o, sr., and Mr. Knox left word if it w.
(clad it might be devoted so the ohureh
fund.
MoKillop : Robrt A/ochereto. has sold
his farm cm the 12th eonoe.toa of MJKillop
to John Crozier, • neighbor, for 53,500.
TM farm cont•.. 100 acres .ods maven -
lastly ei'p•ud to Mr. Crozier, and will
nye him • fine farm of 150 sere. Mr. Bro-
threto intends removing to Dakota. where
his eons reside.
Bruwb : Captain Bentley will be the
new ohoer is command ot the Brussels
corps is co0noctio0 with the S•Ivatios
Army. 'rite welcoming meeting, wall be
bold next Sabbath. Captain McDonald,
who has boss hero ter the wt 54 months,
leaves on Friday for Petrolia, where be will
assist Esi,n Hunter is the District Hood -
quarters. Lieut Hancock will go to Berlin.
Coosma°.: Mr. •5d Mrs. E. Rands re-
ceived • telegram trots Detroit, bean.g the
sad sews that their daughter Emma had
died in the general hospital oD Thursday.
She bad bees ill only • shot time. In8•.-
m•tios was the immediate same ot death.
Mr. sad Mrs. Reda have the sympathy of
the oo.aanity in this their hoar of trouble.
The remains were brought home for inter-
ment, .d were bund is the M ati.db.k
cemetery.
Ethel : Robert J. Sharpe, who is foreman
on Premier Grwnw•y's 1,600 acre farm at
Crystal City, Maob•. gives • very foyer
able report of the outlook in the West. He
says she orope .re heavy; hay good; sad
wheat doing splendidly, the only danger be-
ing • likelihood to lodge. There h. been
•n • ind•nao of min. Harvest h.d. aro
sores . there is •bund.00 of work. Mr
Sharp rye they bad 36 days .0•t.M labor
to put in this Summer.
Morris : While restrain' from Wi&ghane
en Tuesday of wt week, Simms Vas.ar-
man toot with • eerie.. wide.t. It ap-
pears that while passim' • gateway .ear the
✓ oad his hoses took (right ata Moder, whish
was sanding there, sad ran away, throwing
Mr. V.merm.n out of the rig es the .ark
read. He was rendered .nosumU... by Ohs
tall sad was es seriously injured that be
was usable to mash tea until Saturday.
At Int seaman he wee presreeisv fever
ably.
Grey : Thursday erasing of let week
James Knight and wife were retarniug home
frees visiting friends and when near their
.wn gate the hems book fright and
L
the .p(y. Both Mr. nal Mrs. X=
were e.uadaably shaken an, The former se
mask ss that he has hew amfbed to his
bed Mass. Mr. Rated W hew an
deadly robust w bet . he i. abosertilL
years el age be .amass he impeded to Wed
aha kid of Weeniest as • yeteagereaper M
W. Was the dal gentleman wwiillll
able to get about. awl.
Mr. Lob_ (afterwards Lard Look -
mere), • muesber .f the feed pref.sele.,
haat rdl4tr.d to Parliament by
in the your 1708. tweed resod .1404.
dramd the 0.w inemdi t.ly be W
token the oath. A
bewey.rinterrupted his sposeli, eltiooliag
be Ids right to be Wird. basmash as be
.saM nut he .wide ed • " 'WW1; mem
bur." rut bevklg sat dews slaw he W en
Wed the Hew. Mr. 0.wpr (&herw.dd•
Lead Che.ssIhhr, 1707) addressed the New
Woe times 1a the day of taking lab meat.
Re was -.sL4, 8.w..w by " Ora
* fila atl�h� on Mame as dMamepslWas