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1(In Roma Relate --Folioed & Co. 7
Alit Old Thine Hand...e al.yolo sad
Yeeedry Co. 7
I7.r yvmere Jae. Wilms .. , b
After Christmas Agitation -Jas. RAM -
ea 4
Arrnel Yeetigl-J. M. R. srb 4
the Ready -D. IL. Strseh.s. . b
Home for Sale -I. U. Fishes b
Hettioiltaral Meesiag-Was. linob
West Berle ARL Me.siag-.Js. 11Neh- b
. 11..
Head Rao. K.•.CsOpals.-Riaia Opsg
BORN
RDW ARnb-la Toronto. oat the Mk alt.. the
"Woof Ohm. !Edwards of a daughter.
NICHOLSON ')a Deo. lith. •t No. 1i (ilea
ay... Duluth. that wife of Frank Ni
of • daughter.
DIED.
COLW)RKS-la Ooderich. se Friday, J14.1: t.
Mr, WIKam Ambrose Colborne. wed Si
years .ad • months.
MORROW -At Nils ea Sunder,January food.
Agnes ]I.rrew, ,laughter of Richard Mor-
row, aged 4S years and 11 moat!..
LOCKWOOD-At Amaent. N. 8.. on •n.
Ind.
ort of 0. I.00her lath kwood. Hank of Mos -
MARRIED.
1ILLId8-SMITH Os the 304 of December. at
fit. OeorT.'• church. 0odertoh. by Rev.
Mark Turnbull Hattie C.. daughterof of t
late it. Hs . 8mltb• to Clarice W.
Louden.
CRAIG! K-BAK'ER in O o .rich. u the mak
dame of the brides p eta, os Dec. 30th.
by Rev Dr. Ure, Robert ('rolgte, to Hesrl-
etta B.ker.• dam daughter Of oho Baker.
both of tewa.
HOWYWr-ACH:HON-At t • tridents of
the bride's te her. on Deo. l•) Rev. J.
K. Howell, father of the groom, assisted by
rine J. 'Edge, Mies S•rat Acbo ne daae gi-
tee of Robert Acheson. Rai.. of God.rIM
tewaahiyp. to Dir. Albert Howell. of Midd-
ies. U.IL
FHB TALI' OF THE TOWN.
From tall Reporter's Notebook.
tl t..•'. a Mite la:. mer Comte. 1 rets
We tet le 1 a Gal's Aiming We
Takla' 1ts/ee, an' Ia1ek Nell
'remit It.'-Nrsa.
A photo by SALLOWS 1. Nature's best pic-
ture newly drawn, which time sed mach
hand/tag wi.l neither dim or deface.
•' Show r.rpect towards all in wham meaty
you mat find yourself. To be lndilt.rest to
whet others may think of us. is not Dole arra
n ano.. bat • tort dulness of ell modesty."
Cicero, Show and :retain respect by dresisr
well at RLDHAM'e.
on, Hors. Or Rsrt•us --Constable Tho..
Ott.dry lett by the 2:30 train on Wed.s.d.y
having in charge Footsie Brindley, who had
hmonoommitted to the Howe ot Refuge.
&moot- Dimas roe Bi.rrr.-O. Friday
the Organ factory chipped • large number
et school desks to the village of Blyth. to
be placed in the Public soheel of that burg.
KNrrrtutilAcrosy.-Tbe knitting fac-
tory oommeoosl operations ague this
week after the holiday.. and there are r -
dors enough on bend to keep tt miming for
some time.
A:r.t•Ai. M..Ttw.-The monad district
meeting of the Royal Templar. of Te..-
,)sr.00s of the ('aunty of Huron will (1) V. )
be held at Versa on Tuesday, January
19114 1897, oommencieg at 10 o'olook A W.
Orr RtADy rug THUG 1•-x HAKYC+T.--D.
K Sts•ohoo has .hipped four of hit we
plows so far this nmsoo,00e to Rainy River,
mite to Ottawa, one to the Salt and one to
Nora Bootie. (leder. for ice plows should
he placed moms. It
Ramemscasb. -Mayor !Ihanno., Prosi-
est Clarke, A. Mall. Allan and others
whom His Exoellwoy, the Governor
General met when in town some three
ausIlia solos have teceiyed from 04. Lord•
skip and the Countess Aberdeen pretty New
Year's cards.
Tn. K mei I N4119 5 Co. -Tbe K.oeiagton
Fanner. Cempsay started again on Mem
Bhp .far being aimed for one week, and is
. ow running fall time. Tbe principal rte -
. os for closing down was to allow the too
ploy.es who cisme from London • chance to
r. -visit the old city.
Alrtreat Srrrem. -Liverpool Lodge, No.
140, R.O.E. will hold their annual .upper at
Bro. Geo Hatton'. hotel, Hamilton -et., en
the seeming of Thursday, Jan. 14th. Tick-
ets for the supper may he nbt.ioed from the
foll'iwieg onsite.: A. B. Corall, W. Y.
Knights, Fred Pion.
Tull Ase Sturso --Os Saturday the
Ooderich ()roan Comp•sy pat the aim mate
le the .osier depmrtmena of the Ward
. eboo1.. The stew os.. will be much ap-
preoi•te3 by the little ones who have for
years sat m benohes that were neither
comfortable nor dames Madam
Sons or Rvoi.A.n. -Tee Sees of 0.rktmil
at am leaf regular meetfsg dossed the fol-
lowing officers for the year 1897: Pest Pros,
R. Warrington ; Pre., A. 8. Cerlarll ; Vies
Pres., Cleo. Pets ; IMoy.. A. Dymteek ;
THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH, ONT., THURSDAY, JAN. 7, 1R8i
Tres.. "' The. Jarvis ; (.bsplal.. Wo.
W..11k
.Id; Cominitttss, Wvo. Orwi•,
Heuer A. Hart ; laser (Mard, C.
Symms& i Osier Guard. J. Pregame ; Grua
Ledge Delegia .. Wm Wakebold. Theo.
Jarvis.
Houoar Taimeso,-Tee psenier tef-
& at the (head Trak depot for the
day swam was w largest is the Watery elf
the Iowa Is every elms there was n m
ormass, particularly einem stadium atte.d-
isI the Collegiate sod marohentee who led
remedy eons to town to work la oar hides -
trial «tablMhmest.
Sr. P. ma's. - There was estMe at St
Peter'. on New Year's U•y, and is the
morntsg there was • large OnerregatMu.
Rev Father Wee whets wdres0.g those
presser. recommended total ebastine from
intosioente during the day. The mases
terries was exoelleot, .Date of the .tnging
t.eiug espeolally seem.
(',O Y. At the last regular maSIng of
(;oderiob, N. 32, (.a'gai'n Order of
Fer.:st.re, the followisp elbows were elms -
ed • .1.C. Martin, C.R.; R.J. Clark, V C,R
W. Lane, trees ; W. MoCrsath, tin.•ese.;
W. M ('reath, ria -see.; R. Reioh•rd,ohap ;
.1. Sharma., N.W.; Y. Hesdereoo. J. W.;
J. Roberson... B. ; T. Kate, J. K.
Fug. 1897. -At rh: regular ese.tiig of
(,oderich cannel No. 157, C. 0. C. F. last
Thursday evening the follewisg were elect-
ed officers for 1897. C. C., A. W. Roes ;
V. C., Andrew i)uU; areae., A. Farrow :
Rea, H. W. 8.11 ; marshal. Jas. Hays
wardes, W m. Mot,lare ; guard, M. Carl
audit oommittes. Asdrew Dui, Wm. Ma-
nure.
TH. WuoDtI.N or Tee WORI.11.-At the
last regular meeting (;odorioh (.mp elected
the following, otfioors for 1897 Consul com-
mander. Joho Armour : lieut-advisor, K. K.
Burkholder ; banker, H L Watson : ol•rk,
A I). McLean ; moor(, J. J. McMath ;
watebman, Robert Kerr ; sentry. Chas.
Kleck.tce• ; ma.ytors, Jams Idiwbell,
Rev. It M ,Kay and W. H. Webster.
THST Neap Him -A. De Pendry, of the
Organ faotOrV was presented with • New
Year's rift in the shape of • silver mounted
pipe It was •000mpanied by an •ldrses
In whish the beet wisps of the employes
•f the stohli.hment were espremed for the
genial book keeper of the tirm. The tsti-
mosisl w.. for the purpose of showing that
11r de P.sdry's many oeardrum to the
stag were not forgotten.
!tog rr1A'e !4..5.-I.vers•w ('amp, Y O.a,
slimed *Mows as fellows for 1897 at last
iseeiee : Chief, J. J. M0M•th ; chiefta-n,
Gordon Ceuta, ; roe. wee., James Mitchell ;
fin. sea., A. 1) McLean ; treasurer, A. 1'.
Heiman ; t.arshsll, .lames Andrews : Mon-
dvtrd bearer, John Howrio ; senior guard.
Ales. Johnston ; junior guard, A Hender-
son ; trustees. Thomas MoLua., A. Stralt-
m sad James Stewart.
New 11111104 CALLS. --although New
Year's rolls .re said to be far from fasbioa-
•ble now • days. the praetioe of seeing your
friends on the 1st routines• in t.ndericb.
Judged by the past Friday, it will be roan
before fashion h000mes fashionable In this
direction The only notable change from
1877 is that eoflm or tea is generally sub-
stituted for the wines that at that time
were m liberally served to all.
A. 0. U. W. --At the regular sheeting of
S1. -.Ie Leaf Lodge No. 27. A. O. 1. W.,
the ofSosn for the year 1897 were elected
w follows : P. M. W., Hy. Morrie ; M. W.,
S. P. Halls , fore/nos, W. Holland ; over -
user, Geo. Woods : rwawder, H. Reviler,
6nanofer, 1) Forenoon : renewer, E. R.
Watson ; guide. Geo M. ('olltes : inside
watchman, Jae. Sands ; outside watchman,
' i'. K. Hawkins ; representative to Grand
Lodge, S. P. Halls ; alternate, W. R.
Robertson.
AN EARLY CAu. -The reotot of St.
George's reostved • n ee age on Saturday tn-
'ermine him that Miss Eleanor Lootwood
had departed this life n.1 her patents' reei•
deem in Nov. Moeda. tt is nodentood that
the deeoamd had been for some time saf-
ferinr from a form of heart disease, but her
many friends in Goderich never thought its
attack wnold so .non call her to the other
world. Mr and 1dr.. Lockwood hare mast
friends hero who deeply sympathize with
them in their treat hetuvmtent.
1tc.,KT.R. Crwrtr)ATaa,- Ad v los. has
bees received from the ('oiled'Metes
authorities at Washtngt.op that the oertifi-
oats of veterinary surgeons appointed to
inspect sheep and other ruminants destined
for export to the United Sats for
immediate daughter, will also be accepted
in the ease of animals beim/ shipped to the
United Stater for breeding purposes. Also
that it is no longer necessary to obtain the
Commie: neeifo.a required heretofore by
the United Sate. authorities.
AP"Re.'IAT.D IN (',.1.7O91. --The Clinton
New Kra, in r.forri.g to the Oddfellowi
oosoert, pays this tribute to • well-known
and highly stsme.l young lade of this
town : !lies Fisher, of Godorion,i. • charm-
ietly sweet and pret'y lady on the MeV,
and in two reoiattoo•-•• Moro.' by Byrom.
sad " Th. Grand Romper Degree,' by Peek,
she fairly captivated the audieso., and re-
sponded to moors@ Her faeial glpresrate
.od .stiess are good. and she won the
Marie et all her hearers. Should she ap-
pear here moan tee will be warmly received.
Celtler tA. Thu -$1. Georgi'. S. 8.
("bristmas tree .stertaisusant this year,
under the aorifoes of St. George's S,13., will
be held in Motu.r's Opera Hoose on Friday,
Jaw Bt►, 1867, sad will omelet of smirches
Selling Off !
sad same, by tido ehildna, and tsslr.tae.t-
.1 seiemew• and rwelt•t'-.. The paste -
MUM of Tho Mistletoe Bough wW be pre -
seated by special regimes. sad wW M Ne
feature of the .ventag. The deers wW be
ewes at 7 r t., sod the wtarl.temeel will
eemaieaee et 7:30 .'.'look sharp. Lawsuit's:
adult., Lbo., Malmo, 10o. All are oordi.11y
iarlted.
Rea Rau. BALL --Tee bees hall olub
have erode arras/moots to have the imam'
ball all the Hotel Redford o..8e evesiag of
Tuesday seat, the 12 Is test. It wW doebe-
lass 1e tate denim of the 5.550., as ea si-
lkiest ooauitt s has bees appointed to
make o.raauy arra.Krmwte,0d the mem-
bore of the olub are all well aoy.aiated with
what makes $ rood ball. We a.denta.d
i.vitat ms ire base used, wed is ow any
friends of the olub should be overlooked is
the harry it would be well to ems the com-
mit tee.
Droite55a W.DDINt..--05 the 30th of
lhrosmber then was • large pvbertng of
-relative" sod friends .t the residuoe of
Job. Baker, the oeonatoa being the m.rri-
ats of his daughter, Heariette. to Robert
Craigia, The bride wore • lovely dress of
dove colored silk, with Dream silk lace end
spangled trimming.. and her sister, Mamy,
the bridesmaid, wore . pretty fawn costume
with 'tangled trisamien. N m. McLean
was best man. Dr. Ure, who tied the
s.pti•1 knot, ales presided at the sumptu-
I am selling off surplus stock
and lines not s..rictly belonging to a Hardware store. These goods
are to be
Sacrificed.
at any price that will close them out at once.
Lamps Purses
Silver Ware Fancy Plates
Carpet Sweepers (amy two left)
No reasonable bid faxed I
ALEX. MOD. ALLEN.
r
SWEEPING REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF
WINTER GOODS
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
CHH ISTM :%S GOODS
Aro all here uow. sad
during the week we in
lead to lot's, them .11
stranded. We here •
particularly flee seer/
moot i.
The Cost not considered when we want to reduce our stock.
Drees Goods at Half Price.
Underwear. Flannels, Blankets, tc., at lees than
Men's All -Wool Frieze Ulst.ers from $4.00 up.
Men's Suits from $$.00, Boys' Suits from $1.00 up.
Hee our Goods and Prises, and compare our values with other stores.
Manufacturers'
Prices,
prarn 1E8
MIRRORS and
FANG, TOS GOODS
JAMES A. REID.
Pins
CIGAR CA's
gmOKiIRB' SL'NDRIE
Jordan's block, 2:3rd Dec., 1896.
one wedding fort that followed, and nude
sense very happy remark• reg•rd.ot the
family history. Mrs. Robsit ('rougie re- MERRY 'CHRISTMAS
mired • very lame number of v.lusble and
useful presentshappiness, and call attention to our
lertuivlw.-New Era : "lt H with no
.light feelings of'ratitede that we are able CHRISTMAS GIFT GOODS
this week to ennnunce a favorable obangs
in the ooadutan of the member. of our fam-
ily who have been se ill for some time. TOILET CASES
ALL rtTri --IT TINTO'S eILLITLOiD--LKATHttN---H UIH-a7C
We would invRe 'weir
person to look through
mfr sock and see if the
Ono 1. sou Pricer are not
right
We wish our patrons AA
new stock of
J. E. DAVIS, Ph.. a.
The last nee taken i11, Sadie, . out of .11
danger. Tbe yo..geet one. Mary, who hes
BeaUTll►Q6 C / tUT(i i ' S PERFUMES
net lett bar bed for nearly five weeks, and .1
whom ooeditioo all that time has been ant -
foal, has turned for the better end her 'med-
ical attendant* have good bops that if her
strength hold• oat for . noupla of week. Many other lines. The designs are new and pretty. Prices reasonable.
leafier .he will recover. Only those who
have passed through smiler exponent,' ms R e can suit you. You'are invited to call and look thew over.
realize the'meotal strain under which labor
has been performed, and the work of editing
• paper, which bas been •xo.edingly dif-
ficult for some time, become. o.oe ,tato
joy and Daemon'."
THE FRtr, y Shoot.. --On Friday Iia
(;oderioh (►H•Hand R•fie ('lub bad • match.
the Bids chose° and the score being as fol-
lows :
100y Kiat 00ARil) HANDS AND ROUGH SKIN IN
A, B. Davison. 40
F. Pretsv 34
0. Pennington 47 ALMOND and WITCH IIA%EL Ct;E:AAl
W. Wallace. 34
Jas. Andrew' . 11
Copt Decimally. ..... 22
Druggist sad Optician.
TOB MONT RKa'1NKU AND Ar ('.PTA11..a 0i corn
FlNlt PHF 4EN'I'ATION PIPES
200y Total
23 - 63
29 - 63
15 - 62
17 - 51
6 - 17
13 - 35
291
35 - 65
19 - 56
17 - 58
2 - 41
1C - 34
W. C. GOOD
E sEeresga Ilq°e4ti.
NOTHING LIKE IT . _
Total
W. Rouen. ...... 30
F. J. Neftel 37
1)r. Sb•n000 ... 41
J. Newoombe 39
C. Reid 24
J. S. Platt 27 8 - 35
Total 289
Horse or Rr,r.;s Nome -Clinton New
Era : The Angel of heath entered the
Home oe Meader night for the eleventh
time, and took swat Mary Lucy, who came
from near Klntail. Ashfield township. She
was about 76 year. old, and among the first
inmates of the H wee . . The officers take
this opportunity of thanking Mr Holm -
stead, of Seaforth for the valuable donation
of excellent reeding matter which he for the
.eoond time so kindly trent for the use of
the inmates . . . The inmates were .ap-
plied with an steeliest dinoer on ('hnstmas
Day, whish tbev apparently enjoyed eery
mods, but some were disappointed bemuse
they could not oat more Mrs. Wall
kindly visited the House on Christmas Day,
and entertained the inmates with choice
vocal and instrumental mesic, which was
mnoh enjoyed. Jas. Young preached to
the inmates on Sunday, is place of Mr.
M llyrd. -
AN ENT.RTAINw5NT.--The Masons of
this district have arranged with the Bella
Row Emilie ";eooert Cowpony to appear m
the Victoria Olen Roos oe the evening of
Friday, Jas. 15th, whish will on that 'mea-
nie. give an excellent promos. Belle Roe.
Kmeli. is the lady of whom tb. Sonteman
oald : " Saunders Mo(;I..han'. Courtship
kept the audience in the best of humor,
the bread, reeky Scotch being free from •
shadow of English, and delightful to boar.'
Chas. Kelly, who is of the cowpanv, is thus
@ rakes of by the Mail and Empire : " The
interest that attached to hie reappeanoce
brought muse• of his old admirers to the
auditorium, end the hearty ..d prolonged
applause that greeted ss.h number .hawed
how folly be pommeled the hearts of hi.
e ndemics" " Tbe Ottawa Free iwsos thus re-
fers to Mia Hattie Kelly : " Her voioe i.
.west and of delicate fibre, and t rtok..ed •
soul ot music within. She MIA I 1 I ea
pianist and as • performer on the m . olio.
sad deserves another laurel lest •
sweet singer.
W. A. COL.osYs 19 DIA0.-Just before
midright os New Year's Day. William /De-
bra** Colberes, ere of oar best known mer -
.best., mowed M the world beyond after m
Ultimo of • week'. duntien. Up to the
time of trades to hie bed he wee apparently
in hte usual health, though it 1. said by
. ems of his inter.►te friends that although
not complaining he was stilling. A. fres,,
however, as be was medically attended, hie
o•os was put down ea serious, as be was mi.
(featly enferieg from as tate/reel dims.
that .'.Id atm he saaily diagnosed. Two
days before death ma a oritlo•l oper•ttos
was promised sod agreed to, but the oon-
dillies of the patient grew worse and deaf.
oasts. The fusers' took place on Sunday
from Om residence .f 3. H. ('nlborne...d
was very larpaly attended. Rev. ,1s Edge
e f4ofatd as the hoses and the grave. alba
elm pall bearers ware Memra Jas, 0rtber,
W. T. Welsh, W. C. Geode. Tho. Mae-
damson.
wdarsott, W,Tllt sod Oce. Rinses. The d.-
.s.mod gSNbsss was widely kaisers
thr.waee.t Hare, 8f. kindly disposition
barbed/ wads for him • hest of frl..da
W soviet; --New Rau : Tee boon of
Rehees Ageless°, es the 13th eon Gederieh
uws.blp, was the .seen d • very happy
and sumphiews meat sat Thmreday, Des,
31st. The essemie - wag the ..n4., of hi*
dee/Ater, drr.h A., to Dr. A. 3. Howell,
of Fairview., Mieh. The bride M set only
m ero..dl.tgly poplar yeast lady, Nr. as
..ma..l17 ailsas., .nd by oatmeal .ad em
eared green k emimentb Stud be preside
over the ambled= of y baro : as motive.
seams .nd .sleety. Aural: works, her
ide has hoes • model ems, sod s her as.
hems will be se lass as effective worker ler
the Member them she has bees burs The
garr.o.ovovo la the .m 014 nes el Rev. J. a
Aowsil. d Adam. sad la • p,-' .a phy-
i.ss lo a 10awisg Were l the bards
utas. The emms.ey was se ere
'Week, ti the father el IM arms. ani.t-
d by arm J. Yip sod O. W. Aea.wla
Wig ors Adho.o...w. d the bride. and
Will Erw.11, a a d fRens, heather of
oras
. dream, a id+Msat" and power
Inas r.gmmY.mly. ?h. bride bad tpkwly
*sakes s r w+trYrps ate w. 'ti. ds.
Prepared and sold only by .
The New Chemist.
FOP mese or To Rost.
rrO RENT -A PUithIANK0 Hul'SE.
Apply to Mrs. R. 11.911MIL tat. tf
GOO"ROc4K *OR SALE. 23,
Trafalgar -et., *tory tad • half. 7 rooms.
pastry. hail, rs,•odah, woodshed and ether
convenuene•ea, furnace heated. All in that
class condltl.., Will he sold cheap Yee
further p.41ru4n apply to 1. 0. FI+HRR.
Ooderich. Oot. 1 I m
F. N. I) I rN I I A M PiitI. B.
row.rit
g ents.' Atter • weddtog conch they drove
to the railrsy and took the train at once
for their new home to the West. •midst the
benedictions of • wide circle of friends, the
least of whom is not the New F.r..
1i'TALLeTION -At the eat regular mat-
ing of Morning Stu Lodge Nu. 309. A. F
..d A.M. at Carlow there was • joint iastal-
lariaa ot officers, Maitland Indra No. 33,
baying joined with Morning Star for that
purpose. P.1) 1 t 1: 11. J Book acted as
installing oHioer,and in 4ote form placed the
following in their reepectve chairs :
Maitland Lodge No. 33 - W. W,. A. S.
Choreal ; S. it., lm. Lasater ; J.W., M.O.
Johnston ; chap., Tho. Backstop ; see ,
W. D Tye ;neo., W . A Rhyme : S.D., W.
F. Clark ; J.D, D. Johnston; i G., Jas.
Leonard ; D. of C , H. W 8.11: sen. -st'd,
.Jas. Cr.igie : ir. -it'd, C. E. Heck : organist
B. de Pendry : tyler, Janos Hays.
Morning Star Lodge Noshes 105 -
W. M., John W ilaoo ; Y. W., Ales. Rob-
in -coos : J. W., A. Young : chap , Alex.
Glenn ; treats.; Joe. Young ; secy.. Wm.
Young : S. D., Waltham Johns .1 1).. W.
T. Ferguson :.J. G., Wn.. liailte : 1). of ('.,
John Varcoe : So Std., A. McDonald :
Jon. Std.. Hewn (;heirs : °realist, .1. P.
Brown ; trier, .1 Grommet. .kt the oen-
clusion of the ceremony the visiting breth-
ren at down to an oyster •upper, R. W.,
Rro. Heck, pre.Iding. The spread kept up
the reputation of Morning Sar as • provid-
er of good things, and the addressee and
D OORS that followed were of • most pleasing
nature.
1)VATH Or MR T. F. Mit.Lta -There
died .t W rnxeter, on the forenoon of Christ-
mas day. the victim of • melancholy &col-
dest deecrihed in these columns last week,
Mr. Thos. F. Miller, whose sterling worth
awl ehdeanng .io•Itties will ranee him to be
long remembered The remotest hot one
of tb. wren .telward sons of the late
Richard Miler, of the town lire of Morns,
deoo.eed was born no the farm of Fans, in
Berkshire, Scotland, and came ont with his
parent' whim they settled on what was
afterwards the family heiestead in the pion-
eering days ot the early fifties 411 this
widely known and respwtted family, "Tom"
Miller was not the least loved sad re -
e moted m•tttbsr. Firm in his omvfo;tose
and onnsrientions te • fault, be was ever
found leaning his Influence to the side of
amorality and rtrht, and in particular the
mum of temperance found in him an tersest
advocate and *Munch supporter. H.ouih
• retiring disposition and oonrteew, even
teeth. demteaer, bent • heart capable of
truest sad endearing friendship, and these
who knew him beet loved him most, 7 he
very Large common. of friend■ end neigh-
bors, stagy from ose.idarable dktaaos, who
pthered at bit funeral, es Sudsy, the 27th
Mast., testified not only te the widespread
featly/ of sympathy with the relatives is
the distressing o(reameanees of the fatality,
bat also to the onanmiow .entlment of the
cetmmity that • Rood tam had bees taken
sway. He was laid to ret is the beryls*
ground eess.oted with the Presbyterian
.bnreh el whish he had long bass • ees.lo-
test memher. Mr. Miller began KU as a
w heel teacher, and at one time was the
.Alel.nt secretary of the newish Farmer.'
Mattel Fire Ineorasss O...p.sy. Usti' •
short time .go be was erg.gd is utur .
keeping, but disposed et his lesubmisan
meant of the a ollselbton1 net mynas/
with ►k heath. is polities be wait an
ardent Liberal H. was • amenher of Forst
Lodes. A.T. .mil A.M , Ne. 162, bad had
attained the rank .1 W. Y. He Waged
a11t to tee Royal Are.... mid Amami
Order d 3Jdted Workmen, la tee fervour
el which hie life was is.srsd for 43,000. eel
to tee labs for $2.000. He M.... • widow.
issurly Mao MaMHa tll..U, NA few
Andros, tee olden big twenty years d
sea The sodden WARN away of iir.
kf111ur at the reify aro .4 Vty years. east •
eksi.w own tee Whelk osinnostty. red
eoarsetd tee ChrMtmas balder treat a
Ono of ley M a tins i one. - Reasoner.
AIWA L. RAW. :mown
fie w IV=
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THE WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
UiagaR7t. Jan. 6. ler.
Fall Wheat Midi 0 WY to O a±
Floor. family. par ewe.... 2 m to 2 M
Fleur. palest., per cwt 1 25 to 2 :S
llran,. to.„ ._. 11 00 to12 00
Shorts, . to. 12 se toll (kr.
Oats, . heel ......:..........«.... 0 17 to n I.
Pea... bosh .,...,. n TB ton :r.0
Old Hay. it ton.-.. ,. 7 m to s 1.0
Potatoes. w busk.. , .. 0 (5 to 0 30
Gotta, t, ti to 5 Is
Wood fresh --p. 4 • dam..... 00 (5 to 0 6
00to 0 1
Alda. 1m to5ell
Pelts P ill to 050
l.•tnb-8kia. .,-.6 0 in to 0 i:,
Live Son 3 25 to 1 SO
Dreamed Hors .. t OH to 1 se
Rama. ........._.-_-. n 07 to 0 0
Ham, per lb.. ...,. O 10 to 0 11
Cheese. ser !h.... ...... .... .... 0 If to 0 11
TO ADVERTISERS.
VOR SALE -LOTs '9 AND 70
L Hur• hlnwros survey in the Town of
Ooderich, emits which 4. erected • nice dwell-
ing house.
Also lets number* 1. and 19 !itch's Survey.
Ooderirh.:ontaininr 2 arras. upon which Is
situated a romfortablr house. and there Lake
• cowl orchard.
Also the Kest half of the North half of lot
Is. Lake Range Concession of the Township
of Ashfield. Western dit-islota
Dated ith Seteeinh•r.
Apply to l'AMKIWN. HOLT A 11OLMKS,
Ooderich. 55-11
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR MALE
- situated in the wet hominess oro(» 1s
Oodcri.-h. The property comprises twe
dwellings. one well -.-quipped grocery odors.
one up to date machine and blacksmith shop.
Reason. for veiling. lack of railway accom-
modation. ,'leer flop can be given. A mks -
Aid chance ter the right ma.. Apply to 1). K.
4TRA('HAN es the premises. tR-tt .
VA-LVARLE TUWN PROPRR'fV FOR
RALE -The brick residents• orert.ekirg
the river and lake form, rly a -copied by the
late A. Mac licrmett rads, Master in Chancery.
One of the most valuable and desirable pro-
pertlee in town.
2. The two-storey frame dwelling house on
south tercet tmmediotrl) adiotning the Sett-
i.h Rt.-hange Ho'. I. •t trreent oicmpied by
Ur. Andrew Weddell.
'. Tl..• dwelling house and •dioining grounds
near t1.e D. T. R. elation, formerly occupied
by the late Judie. Toms.
Prue* and sermon( ret mrnt roes namba ap-
ply to O.IIIROM' A l'HOLDDFts1T
70-1f Solicitors, Uoderlch.
Notice of changes must be left at this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for change,
most be left not later than Mon
day noon. league' Advertisements
accepted up to noon W o.lneed•v of
each.week.
Mixed
Mall and improv...
Nixed
]fall and Risme.... «..., r
wam
Mall and IOtpeas
ce'
Mail and Express.
Mixed
Traveling (luta..
Y1tANU TRUNKt0AtLWAt,
Marra
10.'411.m.
1.37 p,m.
7.i0 p m.
10.3e p.m.
'13 am
CTO p.m.
3.35 am.
auk Soda '
HORST: AND RIO FORBALE--Bn-
qulre at tient. Mil
Publs >Not1sts.
HORTICULTURAL MRRTINO-TBR
sanual atesting of the Ow' ' •at Horti-
culturaltceriety will he held 1n the.. es cf the
$.er►bry. in thereon Hooter. on th --eosins
of tiieenesd•,. January lid, 107, at 730. for
the parpo►e of re-r:ri. reports and Verlag
el
o eersmad directors. W. LANK, BwrN•rr.
3 Yt
WRST HURON AGRiCULTURAI. SO -
Maty, The simnel a.tetlap of ibe So
okay will be held 1n the Town H•11. Ooderich.
en Wednesday. issuery IA. 1307. r•omme.eleg
at one o'clock, ►. r . ter roeetvlept the ..goal
repor 1 beslseeelecting
a ..d treeu.cting any
Tk. attention of members is salad tothe f of
lowing chane in the A it 4. Art. as •meadia
at tate last steeloa of the Legislature
11 The members of each society may .t an-
maoal meeting or at • epeeist ineoting of
which two weeks previous notice has Men
OVUM hl advertisement as In station 10 On
stake. alter and repeal by laws and ramie -
hose for the amoral management M the m-
oiety subject 4 these by-naws and r.gnk-
elots. the beard of director., .hall have
full pnw3t to art for and in behalf
of .00fetr. and all greets and other
1.nd. of the society shall be r.oeived and ex-
psnded ander their dlrectio.. R.S.0.. 1t1s7. o.
■, es. If as.
fly order .f tat• hoard. JAB KITCHEL1.
Soo.tary. (8dslah. Jae. 1. OW. sit
ANNUAL 1111ITING.
Tlt. •ssu.l meeting efthe West Wawmd.h
Mutual Fire Inennece compeer will le held
1. the Tow' Hall. Dammam.. en Wellies-
day
el...day the Nth day of January, A. 11. If87, at
the hoar of see o'clock, r. as., when the direot-
.r, mad s.dlter.' report• of the bum sees .f
the (lssnpaay for the past year will bola Id he -
fere the ameetl.g sad for the Mortis. of thaw
INeeeses'. The Dressere wham terse of et
4ee thee empire .re (ibarW Olryf•, Req..
Jelin (Drilla, Ree and Joke H. Kemps, Kee-,
all et whose w oniribie for re -Nogales.
J. 11. 1W H0RT8. 8s..eary.
Dareas-on. Dee, lo. (01 set
MIE HAAT wern.C 15. tradela
troltresteed to Hee. Parm..-
A6EITS ent penises whole se pare
Mom Mosel terms Ta.
ma malts toe pr Mame with •s for ovary west no .
roe 'eek.
No .sp.A..ss sommarp.
aims ear 01311 osattars,
Oetlss.t.l $urwrtss. TORONTO. out.
Now KaohIne Shops.
VFW 31AC'HINKSHOPS-ALL K15118
A.1 of Rereir Work done at Reasonable
Price.. Farming implement. for aide. Mach-
inerynew and second hand. bowfin an.' .old.
Knglt.rr and Roil' -e for role. ?land Rates'
old wagon -hop, corner Victoria end Trafalgar
titrcr'.. .1. R 1 XTRR Rl'Nt'1SIAN. n.-11
Loan and /laminae =f00/sty.
If IS NOTWHA•, OC EARN. HUD
WHAT YOU OA TR. MAKES YOU RICM.
THK HURON AND BRUCK LOAN
IN A'KBTMKNT CY)IiPANY
SoucrmRa.-Cameron Holt and Holmes
1)zwwuTs. Interest (compound •very trig
months at four per nest, per annum. on tome
from one uoll•r upwards. Depositors will find
It to their advantage to come and see un.
1.0•Ne - May he secured n.1 any time withoni
delay on the srurtt) of approved desirable
property. Ripeness moderate. Applloat1paa
received by the Manager or solicitor*,
The Company '• *Mem are located .,n North
Street and Court Hoose Square .w,pce4t.
Hutton SiuNAL °Mot.
HOR ACK HORTON. J. 11. COLI'• /EN IL
Hanauer. i'residens.
Tonsorial Artist.
FRITZI:LY, TONSORIAL ARTIST,
• . Hot and cold barb* on premise.. flew
fosming.shempooleg and every other require-
ment carefnllt attended to, and none but corn
pelmet hands employed. Williams' old sand.
00Lee0 • new block. nett door to HritlshPKt-
.hammo Hotel. pitf
Opera Ileum
VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE MAY BE
rented for .mall parties during the rem-
ote Renter at reasonable rate.. lancing and
refreshment soctmmndetlos. A. K. FF:RTK,
Manager. 97 I m
NOtte).
SHORTY, AND 7201) 111.0171L- A
limited Quantity of sheet. sad feed tsar
for sale cheap at Ogilvie. A Hatcti.o.'s .111
at the harbor.
CA.4H FOR L *SHIER - AT THE KEN.
nngton for ere Co 1.td. Uoderich
ELM. PA. WOOD. Ask.
Their wareronme a to the public
eau sad see their sew denims. 73-11
F. SMEETH'S
- PLANING MILL
- EARLDOOR AND RUED PACPORY,
1 take this opportunity leJr entitle
that 1 am .1(11 In the twain'sNl tbtrt•nding
.11 rumor. to the contrary. aaas..ddd •m Prepared be
do .vert else. of work in my I've from m•klug
s window trams to erecting . 5 -story building
with mansard roof. 6timete• fnrnlehed trod
competition Invited.
The lawashing et bnIMlag tnaterlal, melt Y
lath, dladls sal Intoner • nodality.
V. 81100TH.
Ooderlek.'J.iv ilk 1
FOR FARMERS .. .
3 lbs of Dr. Ree' Mork Powder for leo
Ij IM of 1N. R.. Poultry Pwneeee
(makes hese l.yt for..
1 18ef Dr Ream' Leese kilter for Roma.
('u 4.-.PoaHry. Pig.. we.. taw ...... M
nowPale PM.... Per treeorest to ere lle.sl free PSIS the
.ad Illewwn's flateass 01114 Qsnl ark
M Cowigh..nd outdo
R%I i.&ON'H
QRIBORIPTION WOKS.
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