HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-9-19, Page 1THE T -MI & DINGS' NDWSPAlnaR OF H"CJ"RON OO'LTNTT.
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, SEPT. 19. 1895.
1.
D. M[cGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -SEPT. 19.
Pogo.
Ta11 Millm.ry Ops.ier-J. T. Atheism. 8
lionoryal Salt --R. U. Pollock 8
f1U A.atmacoms.t-W. Ashman & Five5
(Most sad Wats limo --R. W. Me- 8
Ksstus
A Favorite -G. T. Feltssd
t Co ... ....... 5
Moth Privileges -Jen. Miwball 5
ppm for Salo or Ret -J. G. flats1
Mom MlMisery-R. B. Smit&. ..., 4
tom.. --Alex Scris/geesr 6
Lead -F. J. Praises ........ &
ion
and Cattle Medicines -J. Wtb,.B 5
waist Goods --A. B. ll vtdsss . 8
.peel Now...
BOAR FOR SERVICE -A THOROUGH
Med Chem" White boar for service.
wll.20N BROS.. Huron Read. near maws:
erose rets 90 la
B(N)TH PRIVILEGES.
Teodoro will M reset red by theustlsswlrnM
up to Wednesday. /bib last.. at 4 o'clock v.&
for the mile privheg* of a retreshateut bomb
os the e.ends darting the G. N. W. [xhiM-
te+' October 1. 2. Led 3. •Ise appllcaltons
wiU be received for separate booth privileges
each.JAMES MITCHELL.
Secy. U. N. W. Exhibition.
Goderieb. MpL Mk UN. 11 It
H4*T LIME - WHY SEND YOUR
money out of tows by bulls( Imported
lime. Wilson Hroe. can •uPPIy Loa with the
sna..s i. cheapest and beet lime in Canada.
toad at Pipers data. a'helcemt building
.Iwais oo hand at the lowest pekoe. Wil.
/0s I*F*UB.. Huron Road. neer the railway
C7eeM.g• 3315
JOHN COOK, UKAYMAN, FURN1-
we heaved. b.4(..e called for sed M-
--(versa-to all parts of the town.
near nei 'wets. Room over Win. Anis.
mese &.t0ese skip. Gatwick'. Wit
pRII-ATE FUNDS - PARTIES DR-
sirous of obtaining mosey es lratel•ss
farm n•:urity coo do on at S per Dent. by W
plyiagto J. A. MCIJONAGH. Room Ilk hoe
hold Buildings. Toraato. weans
WM. LANE. ISSUKR OF MARRIAGE
Lieeuesa. Co. lark's OSce. Sftt
WANTED TO RENT OR WORK ON
II/ shares. • farm of good land aad
rtiara. Add -cock 8. R, M• 11HI'GALL.
sitz Usd.rleb P. O.
P roperty lkor Bala
pm( SALE OR RENT -THAT YALU-
able fatal of :$ acre* in (,ebur.. within
toe mile of schoolhouse and I'resbytertaa
de'cb a mile and a half from Dunlap pest
care. and tour miles from Ooderleh. Good
house aad budding* and excel est wells of
pure "rotor. God supply of firewood. cedar.
ant railway timber. Toros reasonable. App
ply on the means or by letter to
TON. Dunlop P.O. 122*
FatK 4ALE. - CHEAP, ON KASi'
to set half of lot n. concession S. West
a-ae'anesh. 100 acres. A well improved
firm.
Lots *. *and oart 10. •ubdit inion of Block R•
Colborne. about 3S stereo.
TO LET -The shop lately occupied by the
We Thos. tens d.
Apply to M.O. JOHNBTON.bsrrister. 004••
Legal Notions.
•JL DICi 1, SALE OF FARM PROP-
[RTi.
iN THE HIGH COURT or JUSTICE -
CHANCERY DIVISION.
1+ 1*. matter or Robert Henry Proctor. WIN.
P'.s.r..r, aad Jeanie May Pro. -for, is/oat
•'. b*r. a o(tA, fate Job* .4. Proctor, "
Pursuant to the order made in this tetter.
sarisg date the Ith day of Sept.. A.D.. ISM.
[ken will be ,o14 by Dahlia auction at the
Commercial Hotel in the town of Clinton to
;be County of flus& on
110NIIAY. SEPT. 30th. I1106.
at three oclook in the &hereooa. by David
Dickinson. Auctioneer. the following valuable
hada. namely .
Lot somber thirty-two in the thirteenth oon
cession of the tewaship of Oederich. in th•
count) of Harem. containing eighty sora of
land. more or les. This property is eltested
!brie miles from the town eif Cllaton
aad ten mil.* from the town of Ooderioh.
Tl.e b.nidior.000ai•1 of a frame hones Lx if,
a tur1J goad bank barn 5013$ with *tome
teundsvion. in part. The moil is • land, loam.
The be.b .-entatne about Lyur acres. Than it
11so a small orchard. The faro ie well
watered
1' RMMS and CONDITIONS: Teo percent.
oo the day of sale• •od the balance within
thirty days thereafter. In all ether respects
the conditions will be the standing oo,ditiesa
of eke Horb Conn of Justice Chancery Disl-
ikes. This property- will he sold. aubiect 10 •
neem a bid •aad also subject to • lease which
expires oh the IStb d•l of October. A.D. Ififik
and at • rental of 1110. payable on the First of
November 1016.
For further parlimian apply to H. HALE.
. Clinton or the s.dermgsed.
IAMBS ('AiRTWRIGHT. CAMERON
Official Refers. HOLT R HOLM>f1.
Sated Reps 10th. IMG. Solicitors. Odsrlch.
AccrioN SALE.
Of valuable Arm lands in the township of
Illwanssh, la the musty of H,r••a.
Pursuant to the order of Hi. Bisor. Hss.ard
',so Doyle. t alre. Junior JeyO sf w
t ounit Bonn of the coast, ee, / Ih em 4s
is a certain milt or [natter./ fe.10 psseei
Ss1on'•rl•g date the tthly
e, Wowing e ..p e•
bar A. D. 1716, there will M aft wa bis lots.
frith the approbation of the real.pen.e-
ytyfIyTUf1ATHE Nth DAY OF WEPT. I!M'
a the hour of tardy* icleek mean, at Mai
Yegh'. hotel. In tM villages( Qsa manes. to
the countrof Herm Joseph ]]ff health
1neilnee.. tallowii
4.alueble t
he n"5.
"Mel?: the Mouth half of kit member Sheen,
Is the third senh.oden of the towed'', of
trimmest. Women divides, 1. the eean17
w IHuron. ecstasies" see tames. mes. mere
w
The toil Ie a clay Item. About 7eamrss art
the batsmen I. partly ,uadorbrasl aad
ll twat. The lead le well watered by
two welts Tho es.alet Of a hasp
bout Mae with a toad, else frame
tiny rel sad a frame Oath iI1E11 The
booms w la a Mit day a woppa.i(rr Tis Uro-
ti to situate three and •..lf abaft baso
/'mr,naos .Led shoat Atoms smiles hoe
1 T 100 mad O/aerdenebamt..
fo, 5(m es4 the WihMs wllYla sssnth
[lesvthoef eri4 in ell ether 40
▪ (lawny dvlir. a the omit M
. 2_4* 1further s apply to Garrote niR
NIP HONOR R
- . L Ty.R.
4 1115
•
It'ad this et! tllgetsspymttr. • 11 MP
1161"e i Mita w. J. ad A. K. Res. d
tk tis are so the sill hns
sa
lea saN.a• el ens e/
- "doe hwelish Ay.
FROM OVER THE BORDER. In-. 1187.50; .. Klrkbrid., $11.2a
News Notes f'om Washington
Ti . naaartal es-eRRes .111 be a. Use le
IM Cwmpaeg•--Tee ulama. se roll -
Graf Polonaise noosed- 0e.
•Aer Cali ea Cuba.
From oar Regular Corrnep..deat.
"' ASH 1NGTUN, U.C., Sept. 1G. --
The ablest talkers amt.4 Rho p•Ilu•t••e
have assured the afbaetry 01.07 treses dur-
ing the teat few mo.the that Mona would
net figure at the coming session of Congress,
sod that it would Dot be the lealtng mass
in the prestdeattal eslapatrn. Netwithetend-
teg those aseur•.•es, the Ia•soss of the
Govarsmene are again the beset Mae now
oa5trooung the edminutratiuo and the
Doming session .r Colim a's. The bond
.y0diest• says it will eeit1nae to give the
tre•eury gold as loot es • 'ex using to editions
make it fessible to do 10," but at the same
time it claim that it fulfilled .11 of ion obli-
vitiote to the t:ovenms's last Juae whom
It trade the lest payment ea those bond•.
Bet what the syndicate says do•sn t wast
for hall as mush ads the toe of one of its
members, who drew from the Treasury Led
shipped to Europa mere than ue third of
164147.200.000 in gold seat lost week. Acts
are always more tattoo then words. Sine*
Jae. 1. 1894 the gold shipped from the
Ceiba States to Europe aggrer•tea the
e normous sum of $159,284,300, while our
mina importations from Europe darter the
MOO period were the than *49,000.000 in
,else. • ma• doesn't have to be • great
fiaas•i•r to grasp the idea that this sort of
thing has got to he stopped is some way.
Thu •ouatry s rioh,but It w'Ieland every-
thing!. With this situation before the
seamy it u ridiculous to say that (on•
grnea will not tou•h finned Iemeletioe.
Cosines has rot t• d• something It is
admitted by everyone in Was.mngtoa who
le familiar with the sttu•Uon that the it use -
time •f smother issue of bonds before Co..
grass moue lies, net with Presides• Cleve -
led end Swweyry Carlisle, bat with the
bond syndicate. Will Cua4ress lot that
eseditioo of •fain contuses! Not unless
it betray the reel tntresta of the people.
The "Ord ..rnlo. commission hes riven •
partial de6atties et what at ooeeld•rs "per-
nicious political activity. l■ reply to •
letter "barging that • member •f • evil ser.
nos beard of simmers in one of the states,
had been guilty of improper partisan
activity in oenneetio. with • reeeet poli,
tical c.tovonton, the oommi.sioa in • letter
to the moused examiner, asking him for en
explanation of the charge, wrote : "1t h0•
.ttaedance ata polime.l eesvomtien as . de-
legate 1. Oct t0 itself • violation of the civil
e.rviee rules, the esmml51i0 holds that
prism activity suffinest to impair woeful-
ness as • repre•estauv of the eiyil nervone
eommissien me sufficient caws ter removal
trees membership &s my 'of its board• ei ex•
amimers... It would be ditbeslt to state the
matter In • more u2aatut.etery meaner
than this, se far aa these who behove this
true civil corse reform means neo pertiaen
Federal ottistal, are •oacerned. Wb.. the
•00010000 decides that one of Its exam-
iners has been galley of "partisan motivity
omfeiest" site., it will remove him --net
trona the federal Oboe be has to held te be
an ea.minor, but from membership is the
board of summers, end the commission
sm ion downtime entirely in d*ecd:or.
Lets of people had supposed *Mt the spirit,
if not the letter, of the civil *e ries rules
was against ethos holders attending politieel
ceoventtose as dolmas*, but the omens -
then says of tent. If there 14 any way of be-
ing mon motive In politics that being a dole -
gate to • 000ve0uoo the eo mmunios should
loss no tame in potatoes, of out, not only for
the bombe of the ottiee bolder, but tor the
edification of theme who are striving hard
not so Mile.. the whole emit service busi-
ness to be • colossal humbug.
Senator Call, of 1 Londa, i1 in Washington
openly booming the idea of this Government
nmeogainng the Nlligereoev of the t,uben
revolutionists. He say the present pea -
ties of this ooaotry makes it pr•etieelh- as
ally of Spas, while the sympathy of our
people ie everwhelmiagly with the Cubism.
Mr. Coll doss not favor the ansi.tion of
(:.b0, but its entire indepeedo.ee of Spanish
eestrol, and he says he has es doubt that
that would at Dees be accomplished it this
.esetry would resemize the i.er4esta. For
three or fur days there have been noon
this the Adi. nttrasies was asetemplurst
.ash reoegnitioo, bat they °asset be
to &ayes* is authority. The Smash Math
ter, who returned to Washington to tarn
over te the Stets i►epartmest the draft for
*1,449.000, in payment of the Mors claim,
says the Cuban r.volutiesiste aro is ne ooe-
ditaos Leask for reoognitate frees the United
States et aey ether Government, and that
Spate wdl in • .hart time "rush est the re -
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
A epeeist agaiag of the tows e.anoil was
held es Monday entwine, Sept. 16th.
The soarer. move, dwpsty reeve, council
lore Mersey, (Swam, Thome, Wilson
•.d Nisheboo were present.
The siusss of the last render moeti.g
were read aad saopted.
The aoeesot of Frank K. Fats Mtg..sd
Supply Ce. was referred to the teases thee -
misses
The report of the water &ad light owe -
maths wee red.
The committee was i■ favor .f the afar el
J. W. Bilinear in mar4 to route.. our
_.4.J system, eta requested • pareses"
sstereiew to oaemidsr the offer is detail.
1. reference 1013.. request of Mr. Has-
her, the eotamltye have instructed the
dark to interview Mr. Humber end thew
tai, the sobs" of lights required &ad the
area of greeted W be emend, sad for bow
less.
Oa seethe the report esus adopted.
The report of the I.ss.ee eemesi•ess pu-
t- the payment of the Uneerieg all-
ees• .p imperial M1 Co., I. 2 ; aisa
Rms. t Ce., $M.40 ; Nadine' Oat's Os..
$17 ; Devises a C.,*M 3l ; W. Igrrw..,
06 ; Strom Mt f1,., *1.116 ; W. 0.-
Uymgat. x.30 ; M Seedy 57.10; J.
With reran to The Glebe Priatl.R Asthma
Iof *100, the oomaitte• rooemrtte.ded that
9. N. Lewis, repressions; the ow. lRse of
seven, be authorized to Storm the oempa.y
[has it will be paid on their furuisksg ono
dates of the prisapal views of the town
..1s.sed by the .aid eommitteo.
The report se maim was net adopted.
Moved by the reeve, seceeded by Wile..,
that the market M punted ea the .taIde,
the fence painted, the front mitten -room
wbitowaohod, widow. Blamed aad that the
old .calm be removed and the pit lilted in.
The motion was ruled out el order, Mt
Walwa appealed from the ruling, aad
seueclIlor Murrey having retired fres the
meeting, no further business was dese,ewing
to then hsi.R se quorum.
COMING ANO GOING.
F. Jordon was in Toronto last week.
Thos. Hall returned home es Monday.
Joe. Kidd returned to teen ea Mesday.
Chas. A. Nein returned to town o. Fri-
day.
Wm. Tighe be .0.111.4 in Hallett this
week.
Wm. Seymour, of Detroit, u visiting in
tow..
Geo. Creasman lett on Monday for To-
ro/ate.
Chas. 1.•.41.1. I•f 1 on Thursday last for
Toronto.
Miss Kate ('lark, of Sea(orth, a visiting
In town.
Mr. end Mrs. P. \.via were in Tweet*
Mat week.
Miss Jou. Shannon lett en Monday os a
vlat to Detroit.
Miss Hodgson, of lir.mptse, is Tkrilise
relatives is tow..
Mn. Jet 'hewer% tat es Moseley • •
visit ta 3trafa.4. _
D. McKay, S.,th.t, went es tM.
Cambria Tuesdat.
Rev. B. Thibwaudsau, of ldatdeto.e, (hi.
was in tows this week.
Mies Mcleod left on Tweeds) ,per steamer
Cambria, for Detroit.
W. H. Kerr, of the Brawls font, called
at Gedenek tau week.
Mn. D. Roes, baby, Led Master Murray
w visits, u Delaware.
Miss K. Manua west op on the Cambria
Wedseeday of last week.
Mrs. James Doyle returned Tuesday even-
ing from a volt Cei fornate.
Miss K. Campbell wee a passenger on the
sir. Cambria on her up trip.
Mrs. ('has. Sates retuned Moady from
• *Salt to Toronto and vlanaty.
John Andrews, of the Bayfield Road, was
• visitor to the Terence Far.
Mum Belle Matheson returned en Moodily
from • week's visit to Toronto.
Mr. ►pd MroGeo. Acheson have returned
• visit t. Toronto and Uxbridge.
Jae. Dean left es Thuresay for Guelph,
where he has secured • situauo..
J. Brydges has returned from • visit to
Toronto, when he took in the Fair.
Miss Barrows, teacher, Colborne, &tuand-
d the Toronto exhlboaios last week.
Ms. John Kelly and two childres,ef Bay
City, wen Otitis, in town last week.
Mr. end Mrs. •leek Saunders and two
o3ildren spent exhibition week in Tomato.
W. Platt, who has bees at Thess•lon der-'
i.g the Summer returned home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Vanwvek, of St. Vinous ,
are the guests of o. Sloane, H►milte.-et.
Deputy -registrar Dickson Led Mrs. Disk -
sou were visitors •t the ledo.tri.1 last
week.
Jas. idlest mourned on Monday from
London, Eog.,where I. had been with nese
horses.
Geo. ►*swarf returned to Buffalo on Tues-
day .fuer • visit to friends in end areal
Goeleruh.
The Misses Fletcher returned hems Mon-
day Inst afar • two months viain to Asbury
Park, N..1.
Mrs. Webb, of Colleens, has purchased
the house of Ualedesia bonen, formerly oc-
cupied by Miss Horne.
William M0Crsath, of Tts St.:NA1. staff,
spent part of Mat week at Pert Albert, yi.-
it.04 relatives an4 friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fits -Hugh Turner and
family aad M's. Maier Turner loft on Friday
for their home in St. Louis.
Mr. Led Mn. .1. A. Shaver, of Aoesster,
spent Smiley the meth et the latw's
brother, Thoh Harris, Trafalgar .t.
Mr.. and Miss Tess left for Landes
Wednesday to speed the Winter. Miss
Terns will attend Hellmuth Cellos*.
St. Mary's Argus : Miss Mitchell, of
Gederioh, is visisiO4 ia taw., the guest of
Miss Eva Maths'', Queen street soot.
Mrs. David C&atalo 0.d mother Mrs.
Swanson, who wore visiting .t the Tercets
Fair the pest week. Marna Monday.
0,., Cela Campbell is the sae•sse-
fal first -pries exhibitors .t /Western
Fair this year is the fisc art depirtesest.
Mr. and Mrs. Platt returned from Buffalo
Monday meets' after a Osman week's'
visit to Mr..T. E. Power, Mrs. Platt's foster.
it. 44. H. Williams, whe bad he.s speed-
ine the Sunsmw with relatives i0 this • s-
4.fen, left on Tuesday for Petoskey, Miobl-
M-
John Rein, eon of B. Kaio, of this Mw.,
who bee been • resident d Niagara Palle,
N.J., for • number of years, t netting at
the old hem..Lead.
Mins Naomi Sw.f3.Id and Nies Chunk
hole reeerssd home after ep ndiwg two
weeks is Toronto, visiting friesd0 sea tak-
ing is the eight. of the s.hibitba.
H. Haseilboa is semis/ frees the oorur
.1 West sod Waterloo street* te the hems
formerly oecupid by W. McCreath, "freer
of Cambria Read and Newels -et.
Gee. Guest lets today ter (hieago, where
be islesds he reside for sem. ask George
will be ss.oh masa by a large thole of
friends who wise him every uuseess i. his
spleen
James Dasa and family left es Sunday.
per eleser Cambria. for then* where he
bee ee_Ofad a situates. Mr. Deet hes bees
a resident of taws for • my years sad will
be mush missed by hie Hatay friend. hate.
D. lI5(liltiwaly, .t the Oetosseo ass -
?4*., wee t• WWII en Priam last. Lib
sissy ether ped sees Me. M.U4Meddy is
me bloyellot. else awl s. M.. kt list imp
p ekes emer-
OVER THE HURON TRACT.
The Grist from the Looal KILL
• Weekly sasese of Rooney Mews Nerved
ap t• Nit tverybedy - rite aad
r.I.a blipped sad C"ad•.•ed
Irene livery .••Rte..
Hu11•tt : J. H. Lower s been re -se -
✓ aged u Leather is S.S. N ha
No. 5.
Hullers : Hoary Woos lint rested the
farm of Mn. Me% atm for • term et years.
Blyth: Chef Davis ba.ded Lel his rsagne-
tie.•s b•litf of she 12th Divines Court Tues-
day.
Blyth : W. W. Slou left on Tueedey for
Toronto. W from then he expects to go t•
Winnipeg.
Reaforik t Alex. Ihvidsos will occupy the
Commercial heal building hn.sat whom it
'e Geishd.
Honeslt : Mr. Berry took 32 horses with
ktm to the Old Country. Items of the ani
mals were Gat eves.
Wroxeter : David Saunders, late of The
Wroxeter Advocate, has started The Ford
wich Telephone, an eight page paper.
Wugbam : D*pty-reey Holmes h.n
some mammoth tweet earn whish has 16
rows es • oob. This is smoldered unusual.
Wroxeter : Aa ell readout of the village
bee pained away, in the person of Wm San.
d.iecn. who has been u1i.g for some Use,
Hemel Six new fine resideooss is town
are aearl.g sompleton. Led four mon ere
well ads war while whore are net
started.
•se/.eeh : Thane TMapss - who fee
sieve rjos moi. Tii rosining the town
hes, has time awarded the seetesot for
ssrrytng the mal between !trawls &ted Som-
forth.
Seeforth : Mrs. T. W. Dusan has leased
her residence en Godenek street, to W.
Thompees, of tete es'me.l mill, .0d intends
removing to Guelph where her mother and
other relieves rode.
Reseal' : Walter Petty and family left
Isar week for E..lmd where they intend to
.peed the rom•►nd•r of their days. Mr.
Petty and by wife have been residents of
this plats for abut tote years. .
E. Waweneek : It ue our sad day this
week to ausoun.s the death of Mrs. Alex-
ander Nothery,whioh took ohne at the rue -
donee of her eon. L•neelot, In Res Wawa -
nosh, on Tuesday of lett week, at tem ripe
ye of 91 years.
Se•fertk : Mine Jessie Sproat lett hon es
We'tneeday for Crystal City, Manitoba,
when her sister, Mrs. S. Hicks, reside..
Law the purposes 'meg to renege 1a
Prairie, where she will he one of the pris-
oipila in • very laeresu.r event.
Wingless . Wm. Moore, who was is
ssrieady iajurd • few weeks ego by falling
from the roof of Me*sra. Button & Fees•.['.
*hair factory. is gradeelly reeevoring. He
ham had • very serious time, sed .t ewe
tams is was doubtful If he would recover.
Wingless' : A. Anderson, who harmed his
trade with Thee. Leslie, merchant tatlnr,and
who has been fi111.4 • responsible position a
emus in AI..andna,ha• purebesed the neer-
chant tailoring burned. of E. F. Cooke &
Co.. recently Lel taken po••eeston of the
same.
Bluevale : A few weeks •go,o tree quan-
tity of pig ted was tsoloo from Sanaa
Seen, and last Thursday or Friday night
severs' bushels of oats wore stolen from J.
Robertson's granary, The rrunary doer
was p•dlookeel, but the thief palled out the
staple.
Tncker.mitb : Jamas Dallas of the 2.4
000..ssion.1 Tu.kwremith, while harvesting
hu pees • tow Lye ego, chino awes* cies
stalk wblwh had o. it 2.5 well filled pods.
Had hie whole crop yielded as well as this
one stalk, he would have hal • yield of over
300 bushels to the hen.
Wroxeter : At a unsettle( of the Union
baso bell .sane, held one evening het week,
to wind up the affairs of the stub, . very
satisfactory report esus presented. Out of
88 games played .lees orpuiratien, 72 were
won, Led out of 1I played during the pre-
test seems 9 were wee.
Blyth : The Harvest Tlenk.riving ser-
vices in oon..oties with Tn.ity ohanh were
held en `;usday morning, Rev. Rural Dem
Modeles, of Se•forth, ofioietia4. The
oh.rch, whieh was crowded, was beautifully
decorated with flowers and grease. The
.penial offertory amounted to $133.
Seeforth : William F.irley, of C.ebery,
Manitoha, is hero just now 'Mating friends
ml tesewine .14 stgesi.ta.oeshipa It i.
.best four yews ansa Mr. FaWey west is
Mo.ttobs. He was just • tad them aad We
eb.sg.d considerably sties. He t asee-
a.Md with his father .ad brothers is the
grocery Masao in Carbery, end we are
plead bo Isare that they are prospering.
ItInevel• : The friends of Mrs. Robert
h Wiley will be sorry to learn of her death
which took plies se the 4t: Lest. Mrs.
Whaley wee oath • te.ideet of BIu•vle,b.t
of late yea's bed lived in Ethel. The de -
missed /lady wee • sitar of Mrs. James
Mitchell, .1 Tur.berry, ad of the Messrs.
Heedereo., of the Blo•vle read. She wee
68 years of are. Mrs. W Wily was buried
es Thursday of Zest week in the Bloev..
sosstbwy.
Wingham: Drive Jetsam, of the ('.
P.R., has • dog that tsavle with him on
hie tri., He ie of the terrier breed, and is •
knowing little fellow. He travels over
missy of the different lines d the road, with
other drive's, and appears right .t hoese
s•asdi.g en the top of the sale when the
teate is running at 25 or 30 smiles an hour.
Whom the trate stops .t • station, "Rafe"
generally jumps low. aad takes • look
armed sad when the word is gives Si pre
mod he takes hie pest beside the sturdy
owner *res top of the seb.
Seslor'th : A. 5ght year old lad, see of
Jobe Seen, el Rezbere, te.k it into his
head thus he must go to Tsseete be est the
MR .Mw. Aese dieoly he walked fay
taws on Saturday, barefooted, ..d is his
hm•\kekgs. sed both passes es the 4.r
e'relttk tide sass. Si. .aeea•s supposed
that he bred gene 5. his reel*'. W remehe
oyer sight. As be failed te tore ep es Han
doe thheyy 1Mam. awned. and es making
Alfetr• Beet dotd of edgngkiatend eine the . ..4
&axney, he was pield up is rheas* by a
polioomen, wive Best bila home by the trei.
en Musday morning, aad he arrived bete om
Monday to ter,oe., mos* the worse of his
dvesutre.
Exeter : E4. Dtpea lousd in the garden
the ether day • bean stalk t►• eooSai0N o5
pods, or 330 bests.
Hallett ..1. Certerright has about halt on
acre of sunflowers this year to eat with his
Born to pat is the silo.
Clistoa • posy belesRin4 to Mr. White-
ly, Custom tubes. broke into u oat ►s.0
and ate es mesh that it died.
Exeter : Mr. •.d Mrs. Simpson removed
to Parkhill on Sas.rday, when they will
take sham .1 the Central Hotel
Hay : George (leddee, of Hay township,
bus takes psms cion of the Murray farm,
whisk he bought recently for *4.820.
Clinton : Welteeday sight Jacob Taylor
wheeled to Stratf..rd i. 2j iotas ; For •
trip made te Egypte.n darkness this is fast
time.
BruseYeld . While gutting w jhe J.
Walker's bush en 'l'ueeday, H. Monteith in -
dieted • peinful ...ideae by eSttiag h1.
foot ; he will have some enforced holidays.
Londesbore : Arthur Mlll000, of Uad•
dulpb, who • few years ago •*teseted the
Exeter public sehool, u now aosoeat5 nen
isnot with Rev. Mr. Few on the Loadesboro
Clntes : arm morning last week, while
Della, the ewe -year old daughter of Jacob
Miller, was playla4 om the ve•andab, she
fell to the ground, breaktag her leg abet'
the k....
Cltetw.: the two deugkten of Kobt.
Magee are laud up with • mild form of ty
pheid ; • brother of Mr 8ryaoo•, Led also
Frank Turnbull, both of whom have been
suffering with by phoid, urs reoevertttg.
Uodertob awneblp : on Tuesday last
Masts C. Tubbett shot • One 504te meusar-
sit six feet from up to tip, en the farm of
Gee. Oakes. He t • good shot, as he caught
it oo the Gy, and is having it mounted.
Exeter : While playing around the house
the other day,K•ti.. the youngest 4..,3. er
of R. H. Colhm, fell off the vermin, break •
leg her arm near the wrist. • tow weeks
age she tell oil the clothes reel scud Led
broke the sumo arm • little lusher up.
(unt... The pupils of the Collegiate in-
stitute organized • football club ea Monday
evening of hot week ; the officers elected
were : tion. Pre„ J. Houston ; Pres., W.
L Rand ; V lee Pres.. M. Clegg ; Sus. Tres..
Z. coo Captain, L Whitely ; Com-
mittee, J. Holmes, F. Samna. PC. James.
Exeter : While Franks Knight, son of
F. J. Knight, groew, was playn8 on the
h ood sone Mouths sins of last week,with
other little boy.,be fell of,utrtkunr hut fore.
bead on the hard rough gravel, making •
ragged wouod whist) required several stripe
of court plaster te _draw the edge. of tnmi
wound together.
Exeter : %Vie. Drew met with as &endent
on Tuesday of last week which might hays
been attended with throne results. It .eons
h. was in the sot of going through • gate-
way with a wheelbarrow rad in putting up
kis foot to push open the gate if caught be-
tween the picks*., at the same time threw
ing him W the groumed and injuring him yery
severely.
Brussels : t In Thund.y,Mrs. John HOWp
died after two weeks illness. She was •
chughter of Rho late Jobs Sellers, of Grey.
She leaves • husband and family of four
sous and two dauebtere, .11 of whom are 1
grown up. The oldest, John. byes in the
wt side of Grey ; the second, Archie, u
deputy -reeve, end the third, William, is in
the West. The rest are •t home.
Ushers" : • most panful .oid•nt befell
the nix -yew -old daughter of Eli Heywood,
of the 10th oou. of t;eborne, o• Thursday
last. She was playing around the barn
where they wase oatting straw, and in seine
way get bar lend o•urbt between two cog
wheat of the outline box, .mashing the
third finger to • jelly. The do.ior is tri-
te/ to save Its ismer, hat it wee first
theurht it would have to he amputated.
Wingtam : Town clerk Ferguson received
• letter • few days ago from mime perces
signing himself \., eo0tauia4 *2. The
writer said that some six or neves years ago
• young mon Ind in Wingbam, and when
poll tax was demsmded from him, he gays
the young use a W1.14(ate to the effect
that he hal dens statute labor in an adjoin-
ing municipality, and thus relieved the
young man tress paying the Mx. X. now
pays it himself, and thus relieves his oes-
Holmesvill• : The July cheese wee sold
some time aro to Thos. kallanty,. A Soso,
of Stratford, for export to England, and
during the early part of this week the same
firm rewivd an order tor • car lot of ex
port ohm" of August maks, when their u
specter at eats prooseded to our factory, 4.
spurted the ahem, not reje.ttisp • Slagle
one, milled on the salesman, James Canso!.
ly, and .t ones purchased the number he re-
g0ired,150 boxes, paying for them too high
est market price.
Seeforth Joh. C. Steele has returned
from • trip to Illinois, when he went W
settle the .fairs of his brother James, who
died then renently,leavin` two young child-
ren and an adopted daughter. Mr. Ssesle
brought hone the orphaned address, •.#
has plated than in shares of hie mother .nil
sister, whore they will be well oared tor.
Jones Steele was • resides' and Mathew
alas el Se/Jorth • few years age, sm1 was
mesh rsspeeted by all who knew hiss. His
wife died sheet • year age.
G9intos , The residesee of W. Robb, of
town, was the some of • very iss.rs.ti.g
W horing on Toe•day atter.oe. 1..t, the
•ovules beim the marriage of his daughter,
dean, to Rm. Harry C. Priest, R. A., et
Toronto. Only the Immediate relatives of
the °entrusMsg parties were present, •
n umber being from • dstases. The ewe -
sway wee performed by lie.. Geo. R. Fes
ter, Ph. D., professor i. the University of
(hieagp, • former teacher of the groes.
The sanies was el•r•eterind by beauty,
simplicity and brevitysod at its eines thin
g eese retired to the dishes room, when, a
very pretty sapper wee caved. The newly
married pair lets for Galeria& is the me. -
ins, to taie she beet for the Seo, where
they will mend the be.eyss.•.. They
lesCased( •sed( for ides sleet Oak 16M, lied
will best esssed for • time at Tea. Madras
Prratds.ey, as es nio.aries of the ()amass
4..e4.e Tdng. Mtssi... We Mie with
ethers is obtuse Nem rah ii ppies'@ sal
esshleses wherever their MA my be ens
THE COURT OF ASSIZE.
A Light Dookst Is Presented.
Tbe wrlmlul Record rrawileally •11 Mc
gempeslusa of IN bread Jury The
•es.II .f the Trials Before
The route Jaron.
CN)U KT opened at '' P.11. by procla-
m.11e.,
FoUowisg are the grand lures
Peter M.Kay, foreman ; Ioho C. Bald-
win, James Clark, Arohiball Ferguson.
Jane. McClure, Jo•eyh Deter, Samuel Wal-
ters, Geo. A. Cooper. Alex. 1aad•a, Hebert
Marling, Geo. (. Naylor, t:eor4e Parker.
Rabe. Joh.oton was .worn u eoestabl• to
take indictments, ate., to rend en.ioestand
to •stud them during the present 5517•.
The Crown vs. Thos. Atkinson --The
trend jury Dame into ooart with "No Rill*
against the prisoner for an attempt to oom-
.ttt raps.
The following eivul causes were preceded
wit
fiah.t? ye. Hell et al Mottos for ladgmest
ea further ltrecuow. His lordship ordered
jsdgm•s' to be •.tared directing the Me-
ts es Gederlch to tax and allow to the
plaintiff and defendants, Kellerman and
Raz, their coots b1 way of oommt5ton and
d isbursements' of the reterense, and direct
45(endonte Kellerman and Katz to pay
chess eta out of moneys found by said re-
port to he in their buds, and further &eect-
ing Kellerman and Rata to put over the
haalas•s n their hands, an fund by .aid re-
port, to plaintiff R.tc, upon hu claim aa
found en aid by sato report, and that upon
..test each payment the said 'defendants
he diseharged fully and hazily from their
trusts as executors of the *stets of the said
Isis Gideon Yager. Callus for plff ;
Harrow, Q. (., for deft..
Riohardeon vs, (;surly Action for
sla.der aid breach of eoitract. Cements
Le4 Lewis tor plff ; Gerrow & 1'reudfeot for
deft. Jury Mired at 11.45 a. tt., In charge
of constable Me11ath, and retuned at 'L
r.r., with the yueetiom submitted ►t hu
lordship answered Mr. Cameron asked for
sista. His lordship said he would consider
it. but thought he would leave him where
the verdict lett him. The verdict aggregat-
ed 100 for Off.
Patton vs. Denims -action to establish a
bsuedary line bates's° two !armors of the
T.weskip of Morris. Jury dispensed with.
()arrow & Proulfo•t for pllf ; Aylesw.rth,
Q C., end 1►iekensou for deft Toe case
wee procesdiag .. M• g0 to prem.
The following 1. the
.;RANO JCIWIIa 1-RtMENTMx.T :
The jurors of our Yovwreigu Lady the
Qeseo Fog leave to report that we find the
oosrthouse in all Ira opartmenta, clean end
well ke
We hpt.aiye reason for oroogratulatioa in
ao criminal offences having boon brought bo -
tore ns.
We visited the jail and found five
parsons oonfinel tbere-lour males and oae
female. The Muth. and two males are In-
sane. These mss have bsen nvestigatd
end are •w•1tiag removal ton
the asylum.
Two males are vagrants ; they are aged and
very feeble.
We found the jail and premises clots,
end Ifeel .*surd that the sanitary °au-
dition will be greatly improved by the ex-
cellent water .Item put in this'unimer,for
which the ounty council deserves credit.
We are 0110 glad to know that • very
10mmodiou. Rouse of Rehire te in course of
erection, and will be ready for •ocapatioa
this (ell. whsle we feel assured will be a
great relief to the poorer class sod • bene -
it to the county at terms.
Parini MAI it Foreman.
seep WsMtwaya (Iesve.R ..,
Cleveland, Sept, 15. -L. K. Cosby,
American Vies -President of the Inter-
n ational Deep Waterways •s.oeiaion, ens
Mad • statement regarding the object of
the °encomhuo to be held in this city, be-
tW+nf Sept, 24, .nler the auspices of the
.ssoa0U0, and touching on the deep
waterway project& The 50vestien, he
K ana, is u lone with he policy outlined at
the Tomato eenvensios, see year ago. The
proportion mama at [bat time was on the
haste of 26 fees of water, the same as in the
M. (Assad Between ('hoses and them
navigation i. the 4t. l.wrenee then aro
so•rosly 100 miles of shallows to he deepen-
ed end •betnstione to be overcome by
mans, and it s feasible to Garry dem
water to the Hodes. and Now York by
doabliag the ameust of work. The eons -
noses of the greet lakes Is already 25 per
sea- of the toe mileage of all the railroads
et the U.ited States. Had that esns.aeree
paid ab that average r•a per tom moo of the
railway's of Illinois, tiers would have Wes
paid nearly *250,000,000 additional, sr
about 8 waw the amount actually paid.
Yet the armee anomaly exists of the best
railway properties in the Ceased States
being in large territory. This growth and
prosperity an el...inen, evidence of the .*o..
.014. Imine of water routes. Abed% the
essssseree into aad out of l&ke Superior
Wreath St. Mom's Caval ie nearly double
that of the lines Casal, and emooed@ is
amount that of 511 the other ship oasts in
the world. YK this is hardly oae fourth of
the Ink. ae.emea1. 15 may well be believed
that the difieenss be trail and water nese of
oenssssste ler see year would pay the Dost
of develop4ag mese sanitation into and
through bhe Greet Laos.
Many prejeeW we under eoneideratiom in
lake states, read the sanitary ad ship ousel
of Chiang. will solve the suet costly pan .f
the work between the Lakes wed Minsiesippi
River in Illinois.
Ties b..4b sl a thr.Kh.'s hems has •
good deal to do with the workbag of the
binges es the windows of beanie.
Om trouble with the "harsh in that there
aro net eaoagh people is it who aro
Winn pereswyd for righteousness' mks.
Bbhep Fess sant "the of the tr'e•Wis
sours et weakens@ in the cash N -try is
essenvvr•sd thumb mothers They dilate
its •serQ fill it with • spirit of ileartlit-
11411114 and
whole a its
ese Mw rpslmei dress es the