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The Signal, 1897-3-11, Page 1-6131111‘11111.1-- • ROS. Ibex d the hats M teem be au 4m will ne tear that lime tel)LBOX RX Centeno e k AMMO esa Prices ,in` of Prints, Dregs Priuta, Draft foods for Waists and seen in Goderich be. td Style equal to tag K'oole, Unions and bur makes -the tined aid. ✓1=ZOS ,'oatftty. L t to ColbornelHoteL ;T PRICES in urniture ar than Evart J ay at On The Square Fuel Co. red to handle Bag- tnel Hoptte'hold Ef- ' etch at reasonable ,n all grades of :OAL Tithing Coal Itindling .omers and deliv Anomie. Order' no - 2 it F. Co. D. ('. 4TaAONAn, Secretary d menetsd Meet 1. the ady to ohse goads to at ae y time. Gall.ad am d them mew. uzsai e y with the ft rut to ashen'. [tan. JAS. YATES. loat Iutat T-IJT-��.t �M� 1 -et ▪ ho es (S..Mlapb orglawill where s galled M. • ✓ Items }REEN Lee), HURON1L148 11 yea wt se Al Flee Oeme (lir, meek. E MA Y TQUEEN r•a o,ewlp.E& .T MADDOCK8 KKNNKDY OODERICR. • THD L.DADINQ NI]WBPAPm OF "71 naLWILL '.1( VOA THE SIGNAL Fo(a Otis MM. ONB DOLLAR HURON COUNTY_ FIFTIETH YEAR. -2612 GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY MAR. 11, 1897. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS MAR H HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. 1' -�' dor Iw.oak .wli.g B.r 'GOLD AROUND GODERICH eh- main ••std tee Wryer sir as mach •• OVER THE HURON TRA sora, Mr and re Soots to Ashfield • possible and pay attu.uan w the • anew D. McGILLICIIDDY, EDITOR. Page Wasted - 49 Richmond et, West. Tr roeto 6 Hgr Mymty'. J maim -lm- Headley -(iareet- ems Co.. Tomato Late -- 6 le Oil Seme-herder Ker .... .... 8 As 1.psrtest Letter Fulford t Cu,. 7 Not to M .: ad ereeld - K W. MoK,ssis 8 Opsei.g -Beit► Bros k Co 8 New Nubile Geode --Jas. Robinson 4 ('eerier Carpet Sale --J. T. Autism. 8 SO Days Lett -The Fair Aaron• •ane Cee Use Paul -.chs Sberwin- W abeam Co . ... 5 Teodoro Wasted -Thr ( tubs. 5 New Bloyole Livery_-Jobaetot. a Hunt 5 Settled Tenders Wanted -R i;. Ksysol le 5 Auoden S•lo of cares 1.•• •1,.-Oewou, Holt & Holmes .. Auction sale of Farm L.ude---Ceeerse, Holt and Holmes ,s• S 4e.ral S.rveat Wanted-SirsA. M. Pufley 6 COMING AND GOING. Will Yellow is emitted to l.oadoe. Mies Cootie ha. hero visiting friends in Hamilton. Mims tWilk:nsuo to venting 10 Galt awl the Osseo City. ('try ('leek ('sate of 1'hatoo was in Gode- nth last week. Mrs Jas. Robinson has kern vesting rel •caves in Parr. Mayor Holmes of Chilton was te the County Lowe on Saturday. Mems K. Weiktsesn left lest week on • vett to relatives to Toronto. Mn. K. B Smith haat returned from • ,reit to Leaden and Toronto Mrs. Geo. Edwards is visiting at the rem - denote of Mrv. ( Hutahtn•oo, E:t1I Hayden William', Rank of ('ommeroe, Ssa(ortb, spent Smalley in (imd.riob. Ste.. Rex and ohtldree left last week on her return to her home to Manitoba A party of our young " sport " spent • pleasant evening 10 Ray held last week. Mims Cameron, m,llwer, wee the past week attending the Toronto o I.;nery open- Oen Mn. Totes, who had • tevele attack of t• 'mope, has almost regal. •4 her usual Mettle Kerne Forte who wee eo d•ogernosly ill • few days ago, is regaining Ina former health mpt41y. D. F. Remlak retorted from • business volt to New York and other Automate C18.69111 00 Saturday Miss Davie a. attending the amnia now vestdo0 of the Weems.* Auxiliary now in e meion in the Forest ('u v. Mr. .las. Breckenridge ties returned (role • ams0th'e visit to her ditugbter, Mrs. C. Hutchinson, Ethel. Grey i p Mea Turnbull the lonal president, is see d the delegates at the Rented Meeting of the W.m.s s Auxiliary now being held in I.esdes. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF Chief J ust1M Abiotic PewWsd Tae Caw. Wise tame MMe the Peer[ - TM Docket ase • gravy .re-LMre.lan rv.ee.em..e by Um .:ramp Jury - •dl(.aneed. THE Spring session of the High Court of Immo* opened as Monday at 146 r. r., Hr Lord•bip Chief Justin prestdiag. Waren et al ve. J •okese et al, was en 00 Mon relative to an illegal Metre= seizure. At the clow of the cams He Lordabip re- vved Judgment, intimating that hei would resider his decision in Toronto at ` future day. 1. E. Dopey for pltff., W. I'roudloot for deft. Steep ve. Shuttleworth was adjourned to the Jane amour of the High (*acre Mmen.r v.. Wolff. an action for ..ase - nos, was tried by nary. At the conclusion of the evidence the jury rotated, and after an a' .moe if Musa minutes returned into court with • verdtot for plaouff and $700. He I.urd.nie directed judgment for that amount end awarded full twee 1 L lbokeomon for plri : the deft. was not rep- resented. Elliott v. Elliott, An 'tenon kr the 000- @ tractaon of • wi1L After evidea..e had been riven Hes Lordship found and dueoted that the d.leod.ot Dino. Elliott is entitled to the monies of the estate of Eleanor Tay- lor an the hands of her executers. The amity of all parties to be paid mut ot the said moots*. 1'. Holt for plff. ; W. Proudfoot tor deft. The court adjourned at 7 30 r. w. 2.( DAY. Wheels were m use again on Saturday. There were many reed heads m town the Asst three weeks. A number of youths were skating os the harbor on Sunday. The Chosen Fri.ode will sweet Teenier mssSien this evemiag. A number of bends were take. 0s at the blcyole work@ cm Monday-. Our Min/rime are fixing op • lam quan- tity of new twine for 1897. Andrews Bros R Co. shipped • oar load el cattle to Buffalo ea Monday. The Women's Auxilt•ry will meet 10 the school room tomorrod afternoon A large number of maple blocks .re being flipped from the 1.. T. K. statism. Mn. Alex. Pentland eft ben on Friday bell Woes t► none each seeming ►ng nstt • um 1 seeraigg last to art relatives an Turo•to. .Mrs. Cl.r.Wu.en left Mrs w $.t A Roof the Old mtader AYN arday last fur the Forest City to vest al. [hes, ahem the Spans( millinery openings and seek. • selrottoo of millinery stook for oo her sawes'r, Mr.. T. 1;. Aide eon. We wish them • 4, • west tour and Bele return. n Wilhelm Jo( yowler mod family left be on Tweeds ue 2nd, for North Dakota, where he 1. • moored • good position. Oo the same trey Osage Patios, Kobsrt Ulan and George Edward Smyth left hire for the Prairie Provisos. W. wish them a hese in 31 AN Y years have {wired away since their sew loeatioe. toe oil Mer struck Godsend'. A oolmp•ay Kr/11107 t LILAC amidra. -On Mond•y,the 15th wee formed. the drill set to work and in - of Marob, • mid entertainment. ander 4.lie memoir of the F. L branch .t Duagaenes, will be held, 1) V., in Deathbed • Auditor- ium. An timeliest anres d interning Preen= bang prepared tor the omission. Members treestroother breeches of the ooceety are ex- pected x es nted to be present to assist•sst The enter es [•ma[ will commoner at 7:30 r. n. Ad- .u.ioe-adult., 15o. ; oblldrea, 10o. A large 'accedence, to view of tae •ttraotive tad ted D . aruteri, ri, to ent•& Ibsen la Rm .e - •e e.ederich --• tory neermaied losn wresa.esl-Evidently The are ■1111e.s 1a Y, Court opened at ) A.M., pursuant to .d- journment. Busch vs. lisugough, an action for mime Von, was the first m•.. called. At the 000• cleaves of the evidence the case wee given to the jury. and after an •bee,noe of one hour nod fifty nunute•, • verdtot for $300 damage@ was rendered. Collins for pift ; 1)ick..•o for deft. Blake et al vs. Jarvis st el, an action tor pow.eion of land, was tried witbout • j•.ry, and lasted till the court closed. After hear lag 000.ider•ble evidence ilia lordship re 'mad judgment. Proudfoot a.+:[.holt for pIH.: Campion for deft. Dunne the morning the ([rand Jury made the following preerntmant : " We, your (;rand Jiffy, beg to report that we have exarnmed the 0000tm. jail and find that at present there are twenty-one prisoners in custody --teres temente and eighteen mates (tf the 01.1.. the ie memo and awaiting removal to the m .c n. Two are hymning trt.l, one for forge.v and one tor &Weini..o ; fifteen an oon•mtteed se vagrants ; nae ie • feeble old m.n, totally an1t to earn • living. and one to adhering from en incurable dream. Teres are child• ren, aged 11, 4 mad 2 years respectively. The remttoder are ell strong, •blt bodied men, fit for any kind of work, Ti....are a.1 oomnutted for terms of sit months down to one week. fee three females are all varmints, commitments not yet made out. It is • fact worthy of note that of the sweaty -res prisoners now in jail only two are from the County of Huron. The other. are eo•ttered •11 over the 0000try from Halifax to Co111ogwood. The ones from oar county are Insane one end the one com- mitted for seduoteon. The insane one bas been in jail since May last, and we would recommend his immeduu removal to the asylum ; we would also reoommeed the re- mora! of .e. Wm. Russell to the boepltal. W. woeld recommend the immediate as- uman d the authorities to the outhou.es. as they are i■ an un5t and unhealthy me - dittos for um. Aro the outlet of the drain- age- ALrrtxl• T. D.vut, Forams." The business of the Court slotted ei ertly after two. An oddities has been made to the officio of the North American Chemical Co. les bas been Stored away in larger gess Wry this ...son than tor "easy yaw past. See our Peeked Kin.tosoope-the latest malty. lbo. mot. The Fair, Mol.s.n'. Bleck. The .xteeaoo to the boiler how a* the water works will be the next job at the har- bor. Tbc break In the weather oe Friday pest ea mad to • surplus of oordwood ea the market. The man who pinked his bog with infer- ior salt could a sad tale enfold. Use Rfe.. Pure Salt. It is [raid that this ..•.o.'. besineas al the harbor is likely to be the beet for enemy years. Robe, Clark who has b..r dtivteg palm wood the intake ante has o.mpIslld his .wtewed. flee our ad. By.mrryythiag te be mold exempt Ladles' Fancy (iooda The fitly, Metmm•'e Idlsok. Judged by the .sekllsg hens we heir woad town, its shoal lase we beard el the Inge seg. Yorke, ls vetting est\ the Ingo le dee shape, ..d will sees he nod, he *aim the bailer is W larger mew Yenhue1n. have Mer We work the past weak the dmm.Be eared by the resist Ire is eras'. Week Tho beekey Inaba advertised far Friday buttress alretfeed sed OederN\ bad te be p.dlipsMd es ..somal d the thaw. Will the ewe a therftie keep the side walk Mess the barber 5411 le sled, wham pleather set shade tree le the uprleg. Manager Walesa. d the risk, la M he emery tah•Md ea providing sash an exed- law Sveniesee asses -est m that el Mar day. Geldtberpie sed De..Mee have chrhd � mttlaao e• Raydetd. they are making stet. kktab tar fellers. Jen. Dee d Mob Imre is bead sawyer. The O.dmsbIs Limber 0s. W a bre amaher dbee else. th..bare Moo d the dew, must .t while him bees plekd rep rut ipttall • the Nee* pr wady la lets {leis bnAv. WINOS program, r au . Tott KING •,r Honours. -on Friday last the rem.[.. of Robert Curran, jr , of St. Hans, were interred in Dungannon came tory. The deoe•sed lived to • good old qts, Ming 83 years and month•. He learn surviving him two eons, John, of Crewe, Ashtiold, and Robert, of Bruce Slues, and three d.ught. •e, Mrs. Ilium. of leesweter, Bruce count%, Mr.. R 1 n••mp000, et West awa',eb, end Mir F iso, at. hu late rose donee, beside. a I.rg. number of gran•1- obildren, to mourn his uryer:u:. He mane for a •umbar of years • resident of AA ,at W awaaosh, and wM witch ..'.seed as • citizen and very •000mmodatmg neighbor. Hs wife predeoe.eed him eso.e years pest. Oyu ser O.r -W• deeply regret to have to obrootoe the wed and sudden departure ot Catbertn••, the beloved wife of Donald Mo - Nevins. or. , of Ashfield, wbiob mourofnl •west Wok Owe at the residence ou Thur. day morning, the 4th inst. The deceased bad for .Dane two weeks prey:nus been o• a visiting tofu to her eons end daughters at and In the vicinity of Exeter and other prom and returned home oo ti.turd•y, the 27th of February. 0n Sabbath evening fol- lowing .he did not feel well, 5.010* con - erected • severe oolu, from the dire effects of whtoh, although medical aid was pro cured, she .0ccumb.d, aged 67 years. The remains were interred in 1)ungannoe oeme- tery on `etord•y, 6141, being .snorted thith- er by • large cortege of eoerowtng relatives, friends end eympattezing neigobore and •o- yuuntancww. TM obwoule@ were solemnly pe -[maned by the Rev It Fairtieurn, pastor UUNGANNON. Norttm-The noel 5.x•07 to I ewe f0rTcan BI0.vwt. Y at the .Aa* of J. O. ward. J.i'.. essvlyaneer. Ron. who will receive at. dere for eahsortptlens. advection*" and Job - week. and le authorized to ere reoeipa for amounts paid for theeste. TtresDAT, Y0r05 9. Gerriea Rsrr•a-We w to eau that Mrs. Whyrd a oe•v .ening. t3.rnlro Berms. -Ws are pleased to Mata that Mrs. Jas. Walter, who has been very iK. is reinvents, nicely. To•w.--(s Yosd•y • heavy thaw sit ia, whisk will change the mode of travelling from the ostler M that ot wheeled vehsle.• Flumes TEE Btu. --The mom t h of Marsh than far beg, ss to wintry weather, filled the bill. which February te its madams. failed te do. Anatomy CALL. -On Mead•y Rdmaed Pollard, nes of the late Unload Pol- lard, of West Wswanosb, died, bevies( been ill for • somber of years. WEDDING B.ufi. -lame Rumor puts It that Mie Laver Game, gread-danyhter of Mrs. Reek. entered the busk el matrimony as W•dsesday et het week. Mere, if oer- reotly id.emed. Ciivetr eruct. -Tie em•Ierewn friends ..d segssatuneee el Janes Healed, Ash- bkld, who bee Maw series* ill Prem harass metraeled a severe ed, Will dptRo hear Nat vei Isabel Milli wed unwearied attendant)* he is gradually oosvhreeleig. ghouls° two Coot. Maraatat.. -(,site a somber of our taurprfig either, d.rig Mee lamp two weeks, le view et the eaedeg loses, have been beady engaged l• sneer - leg and Merleg • large quantity et les We preemie they &.(clap&[e very worm weeds. . ted e+ in okamsgse•ee Makin pry vba• ler lb stead elitrikin eel, me of the reheat vein* .t ensu Ade ou the Amerman °outlmost was struck. which resulted to • silt boom and which wt the old4,owat up to the top notch of fame and prosperity for teeny year., but owing to the vest extent of the salt strata which underlies this portion of the uo*un e st, on both sides of the hue, the salt busi- er has spread out and Mee overdone. At premise • gold boom or craze u •float and whte the preepwtu.ss of many of the wild eat octanes at Roseland and elsewhere tell you about millions of pay ore in sight very hew ala tell how much to " out of eight.' O.. thing the gestic reader must under - stead u the tact that before you plank down your herd earned gold fur musing w eek you should have some .vides.s of west your prospects are for re&Jlztag en yogis' mrestmeot. la order to he up-to-date • mining aid developeueot company has bees organized is Limitpast,anm for some Lime d frose- go far the subscribers bay. received 100 menu oo the dollar, the oompeuy being • limited •Hair• no stock being trued oat• side of t.odencb and Saltford, 1'ut title of the prosperous oo0oero mento -^e.1 is the " Ilovne Mining and treetop/now (o.' -- twmb.r.bip and math! uclimited --1,000,• 000 shares of 5o eactepar value, nee ponies - • I •btltty, shoe. fully paid when @tock de- bver.Itd. l'restdese--Hes. Holstein iborttail 11A - rectors --Jay Bull, Wm. Calf, (' l). Boasie, Du Funny l,reeoborn, K. Hookey, All ('ream, N. 0. gutter, Topsy Splitear, (Ne Butteries. Kaman.0 lu,•rd-Peter Fame - ripper, Hank G•teopps�mer, Owe Cow, All Horns Trustee - B.. the Pouo..keeper. Banker- Sand Rank, (;oderlcb Lighthouse Beach. Solicitors -the town council. Pro- mot.re- Octane' Committee. n gl•oce at tba strength of the executive members shows it to be an exceptionally strong company is every senareand that th. of Enure oe0dreg.non of which the de_ fact 1• beo0maug more and mon widely ct•a.ed ayes foe mace limn a consistent known as onnolnstvely shown by the largely m•mt.er She was . loving wife, a 1....d locreaaed sale• of oath, gate hangs* and onetime line an sanmab a citire., and • reg- barb wire each year Tine is no chalk talc. elan •ttradant at church, .o wbiob •Lr took great delight and ie tfu. servtos of .5105 she trek greet pane 10 re ,- Mr family of tons and dough ere. She was ever reedy to egrist sad c..mfnrt the t,.5. and elm was highly esteemed for her kind disposition. She wag always willing to help those who were to trouble or sickness aod her depart- ure will bet•d1y felt in the home circle, In the church and is tee neighborhood where .ho bee lived • quiet and useful life for tie many years, and most of all by her bereaved bomb•nd, who, along with fire ssot sad four daughters. survive her to mourn her de- parture. During the latter part of her ill- ness, bailee lived an exemplary Christian life, elm .•v evidence of • peeoetul depart- ure, which may he • smite of oopwletio0 te the bereaved relative@ and friends, who have the sympathy of the inbsbttaote of this mo- tion in tear beea,.meo:, as wan evinced by the a.w.sa•Ily large aseembege at the inure most. DUNLOP. Te L',l,lr, March 9. Mom McKenzie, of Goderich u the roe Mrs Quad. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips spent Sunday e• West W.wano.h visiting the letter's parents. Their d.ugbter Rhoda remained on • vine to her grandparent. Boreal was much amazed to see windmill No. 2 arrive with the solvent of March at our •nbiteot's, and kept op • steady blow Thursday afternoon. gave it • downpour of rain es Friday. It is expeot•d the. oar two mile will keep Borate pretty well em. ployd. The aaeual ripply of foe Int the Exchange hotel was drawn on Yosd•v o1 last week from the b•rbor •t Goderich. five testae un- der the obarra ot John Barker doing the Week, e•oh team making three tripe. A gmaim for our boys is their teens and girls who bays not rewbed Omen u how many loads wan drawn! The lest of the series of bachelor partes gotten up by the yoani ntea in this .notion sans off on Monday evening of last week at the •rohite.t's residence. The yoey folk. with • tow of the pet.rf.melies ad their bother er hales@ kept up the dewing till the sem' boon of the mores. .1. Caesars, of Kiny.bridge, and .1... Yeager jr. amid as violinists, supported by Win. Phillip with his aosordeoo. Pedro and .oho were the iso, sad our far-famed pair of .m ler. held there own against all comers Garr -This rather toe well-knewe slim.•[ after ea .benne of some tine Ism reappear. .d and in nearly .very household there are sufferer.. The Welt oommi$M.'s ranks are thiww.d by It wed new he vases leader shads aloe* to battle with It •madve award and advice It is thebusiestbue.t rime ever sees ID 37 vinare . p.ncua* in caring for the sick In Desk". There are two ether severe mass of Blames ewe being •a injured blood vessel and the ether • ease of u/•caution which at time el wilds( sirs passing much anxiety 1. relatives sed friends ------ - LEEBURN T,rwn*r• Margie L Mies Edith Aortae is visiting, friends in Oederielt. Mies Clark bas relsu•d atter • pleases* .mitt w relative at •.bar.. The properties controlled by this ottoman,* concern Dover the towo of (;oderiob, Stab - wen, Platt's ties and the vale of the beau- uful M•itl•ad river. A. the exploring and developenast operatIoes of this company are entirely on the surfer the oast of using expeasivs rock druliny .ppar•tue is done away with. Pay ore u panned out from rich creamy quartz. very Lttle chalk rock or ether foreign Mae ore being found thus far. and which spooks well for the high (milky) product of the Company. A. the stock has not yet bees "watered" subscriber@ will find it "Creme de 1e ('ems" A. soon as Spnug pule on her mantle of green and the dames are in full [loom main. the proapeeton will be dispatched to explore the beet pante to oommemce operations, but if thermos r dry and there a grass, and Area are soma o0 the fee', oper.uons will be commenced on the rich solo(en) Dorn and garden patches •rouna town. No doubt our kind-heerted muzens will gree diem • warm and hearty weloome,ead it IN earnest- ly hoped they will hay.• their doge tied up wham the proapootors come around, 'muse it might mere them away. The Bovine ear. TOWN COUNCIL !lasMm Mr Lest rtetatar aleeslea, Tresses -the mayor, neve, deputy rases, god deputy -reeve, and ouunutllcn Goode, Calwoll, Tweedie, W110o0, Martin, Nara. Dunlop, Reed, Niuhuleun, Nattel, Canteian and Craigle. Mutates ot ion regular meeting read, ap- proved and seemed. A number of amount. were real end seat to the finance ommsnittee. The @poaal committee reported as fol- lows : 1. That the dame of the seawater be to take char(e of the electric light plane from the time toe Itgbt is started in the evening to 12 o'clock at ought ; that he have buil charge of the pleat at all times. and that be be under the duectiou o1 the water and light oommettee, .Ld that hr eatery remain as 11 is. 2. That W. grown take charge of the dysemo town 12 o'clock at night till lights are abut off an the mummy, that he °when the street hgbu, the below.' of his time to be under the duecuoo tit the eagtswr ; that be be paid at the rate of $1.26 yer day for such aerv1oes. 3. Teat no employes in oo00.0tto0 with other plant be pend extra for extra work ; that their whole time be under the ohareo d the water and hgnt committee. 4. That Jas. Reid be granted $50 for extra servioes the past two years. S. 'That the dame of Mr. Reid be those of assessor, oolleutor, street inspector, and csreuker of town 5.11 and town clock, and that his seer' be the same as at pre- sent. b. That the treasurer be engaged to collect the water and light rates in addition to his duties ae treeearer, and that he solicit water and tight takers and examine the different water and light services and report quar- terly to the comic& l'bat he be raid for eucn services the .um o1 $400 per year. 7. That the Som of 1100 be lead wide tor the onuses' moment a for the purpose of advertising, postage etc., all payments to be made through the finance committee. 8. That no salon be taken In the matter of the communication of ('. S. (.zowski. 9. That all Supplies ordered by the town Os ordered through the clerk, he 000.10101 iamtruouons from the Marmon of the dif (erect committees and from the moaned, mad that an advertisement be placed 10 the two loos! papers. J a. At item, Chairman. Moved by .las. Wilson, seconded by K. Teo.peo., that the report be adopted. Carried. Moved by W . Goode, Seconded by C. A. Nairn, that the fire committee have power to put watchman's clock to proper condition ; that an future at shall be among the dumas of the wad uomm,ttee to 6x the tame@ at which it anal, be rung, and sea that • report of the same a made at each regular meeting of oonnotl. l married. The tire oommlttee reported that four mien had been added t•• the bri,•de,asked that the committee be anthonz.d to purohase suits for them, and re.uoted that they he gives power to sell the two hand fin engines, and recommended that no one he admitted to the brwmds who I. under 20 or ever 35 and that no member be retained after be to 65, and that ea far se pemlble the mem• ben be Phnom from persons residing within the fire limit. The rey:.rt was adopted. Oo1DM sero Gems. -Alexander Walker, ewe d - Minemea. Jew Walker, who bee bees ems se extended visit be be parents mid hhsd@ teed wowing .Id-1iese .1 ✓ ise. and Tees{ Atheelds1t w lies. Anguishes, el fid, wise bre hem elm ties =Waded wish le W peramb, bsN lett fee their repssYve leaNiese. vel (1de,W, ea T•eed.y, fhb. the brew tar Meeo@mt., N. W.T. wbwn be Iesiw about twenty rise `►e ebb 1M yeses. du•tlee.• mh ar- riivvwl to Nair reapeethe dastisMiest Otehnnt.e Aero 0orlea --New WN . Mk d (ear w "- '- dle..tad two Miners and Prospectors of Slabtowo will cooties their operations to the shady side of the river, as last season some of them ane up town and wen lost for slime time, but they were found all right hav10g been run into the cooler (pound) by some of the urchins of the town who were keen to sake • small mint of 0100.7 when such soft snaps turned up The Gederiob toy. are op to date to everything. No woodier our town as w progressive ; loog may at o00- etnae to be so. A word about the Portae Aesoci.tion wilt not be •mum. The members, owing to the bouotitul harvest of last year, have passed • very pleasant Winter, having bad abun- dance of fodder rich se h.y.o rn-tassel. and bran -mash galore; in fest some of the mem- bers are en fat and " easily " that they pass by • jag of by oo the market without ever winking .t It. This must prove quite • re- lief to their tanner friesda who now have plenty of ua to " bunch -' up and drew" the latest mister and war neve instead of h•vaer to stand guard over the toed with • but make whip, as of yon. The anemia- tioe is gr•deelly becoming more edumted and refined mob year. Old Mrs Short tad witnessed ,.t • dietaoco( the recent dog races on the Square. She thought they were Immease,and she had the gretifieatioe of seeing the dogs get " Hail Columba ; from the boy driven. " R hey, Jesuitry bow they wollopel the amines few all they were worth. She thinks the Mining Co e h0.ld present Eddie with a medal merle o ut of bis(., or a 0611 of extra dry • Mu m- pseges," for the able meaner in which he con- ducted the nom. The bovsttee never made bathe tiers lest S....., whet their friends. the dogs, lsed to give them and yeamr • nm .000140 •117 Very) few changes have taken place In the Borne Glob the Leet winter Piss Jersey, the amiable woret•ry, ie 0U11 beading it down, and declares the lake water in maoli more oomdeoive to the h el h el the Revi.it.., as the wormed *etas( eared no emelt item to term In their fie.' when they wore p•hti0g the Bowe rod. • meat oSsmeanfeat/.. to Mee Jer- sey tress Mr fraud, Yr Rh.rt Rem, who, It wM he rw.eenhersd,eaued for the Osld Nd lost sprung. nave he is erelLaed espouse, if be is fat anwsga. ►r hems w111 tithe him fee • trip to Nell Heglead, or maybe te Gheetay. Mih e mess gold medals and p.rtisipte 4t she Qesse's Jubilee .eletwett.. 1 Nmithdeld Market. Anyway, Mr Sheri Horn has bed • jelly time Wises he pressed the herrleg peed. Re also wiMss tis be Cledly rweam- erred to he (4.i.rieb hied.. aid the Oswrsll la pailwdar. end be bele Ms Seaday Inst Rev. Jest H•wtil*.., V sDmklag en erten sewer& the elssimuim el the Presbyteries obereb said all ite ..s- 5.. email glee a eerWa see et weekly te enable it te eW hs dsamdel endsrtaksue and steed lar a Inbmlesary ed1.. west may, CT. Tho Orlot trom the 1.00111 MULL • Weekly Meer .f teensy tows Served le te Mti Everybody - Pith• •ad retest clamped and Condensed frees Every mer/1... `TSBORNE : Rev. Philip Madge, of •ywards, Cal., • former readiest of lie - berm. ie visiting fre.s& in this neighbor- hood. Grey : last Setard•y Mu. H•nn•s lied left for • visit to her brother, Icy. (i. L 11.11, Tomato. Kr.• 54.: The contract for the oomty printing has bees awarded to Mr. W. H. Kerr, of the Brussels Poet. Exeter : AA bile wet king around • bores power lately, .Andrew _(.ib.oe bad one of tun tom crushed by the methane. Seaferth . Mmes Minnie McKay, ot dun town, has been engaged .. teacher in the Canton public suboul, at • salary of 4275 • Year. Minya/: 'The 12th of July .-eleur•uoo to be held to 'russets this year promisee to be a rainier old-fashioned monster gather - tag. Howick : Miss My Grhag.o' •�prmgbsuk, who a •t present Wen. Hamilton l.•di.. ('ollege, r r• -any rel ., erysipel•n In Mr heed. Morris : Don. MuKeoiie, i.s lino, left for Binsoertb. Man., lest Monday morning where he eapsote to secure • peahen ea publlo school teacher Brussels : Mr -lawee Knight, formerly of Bromide, has gone to Africa, where he has employment. Mrs Knight will remain in Cranbrook for • time, oe•t••rth .Ayoung man owned Sleuall•s was ou unfortunate e• to get three of the hugere of hu right hand cat o9 in Ogtivfe'e 000per shop Thursday morn:og. Blu,.ale : E: W. Brno., principal of the Huron street school, Toronto, who is well known to Krumel. and Kimmel., had his salary raised from 4700 to $1,000. Cranbrook : Wedding invitations are out for the marriage of Rev. R. F. C•meren and Mies Maggie Ketches, of Whitby. The marriage to to takes pros at Whitby. Wroxeter Last Sabbath an old and high- ly esteemed resident Awed •..y in the person of Mn. John McTavish. Site died quite suddenly. Her husband died about 5 or h weeks ago. 'kerma/ : On Thursday, Feb. 18th, Wm. Wilton and SI us Maggie McMartin. two of our residents, *Dapped away ver) quietly to eetugbam where by he aid of Rev. Ir. Gif- ford, they were united in marriage. 1'ltotoo : The latest arrivals are Jams* Brown, from Ashtteld; Atte Charlotte and Mutes Jane and Elizabeth ['rooks, (another and two daughters+ from Morris township, maktnv 65 inmates in the house at the pres- ent time. Summerhill : Master Stewart Hall had the me.fortuoe to fracture the Imre ho..e in one of has lege, • few days ago. He was carrying • me of wh,Hletreee, when he fell the wbitlietrem falling on his ler, with the above resu.t. Howice : A y-oung 5..n, eget 15, of Mr. .111.0, 5t -M. PP., of Clifford, died Wet Monday and wee buried on ,V.d0rwdav Mr. lhckstt, aped 21, who lived test of hare, died ow Friday, of typhoid fever. i'hn'o0 : 1*. Steep, Wu.,etpeg, and son - in law of Sin. H. Andrew*, barn been ap- pointed 10 the place of Dr. Orton, eo-M-P., •e medical attendant nptn the Indiana of (ll•nd.boye Agency. Maui tole. le is worth $1200 s yam, and will 0eosmitate his re- moval to Set kirk. The market committee rrcommeuded that Daniel McIver be engaged for • week to direct teams oo to the mors.[ grounds, and that a 001100 be peeled up to the of feet that all wool, etc., must be ,.ffered for .01e on the market emcees only. the reeommeodetion was adopted. The tinanoe committee reported, 00000 mending the peer ment ret several &cremate, •o -i the recun,meud•tion was adops.d. The council then adjourned. Clinton': The wife of Lir. John Desni.on, of Stanley, died this week. She was. half S ,e'er of tM late Reeve McMnrehie, mad h.d only been married • few years. Ethel :.1 1'. Sbaw,ol E:l.r•t•ie, Mu.kok•, who maw shot • week ago last 4•turday by • desperado named Fry, was an unole of Mrs. (Deo. Dotter. of Ethel. Kira : Poem ..ter Spence attended the High Court of aro. e' O F. at Nieg•rs Fells lest weak H. neat Sunday with hie sit- ter, Mrs. (Re. , l'hom.00, .t Hamilton, •ad returned bon.. . , Monday. Matin L•,4 . • , of S•orvnentn. Califor- nia, and Burnside, Manitoba• halt brothers of Mts. Gee. Jackson, Rth line. remedy joined the army of becedmot., wedding Mum Mary Jane McCaw and Mie Mary H. Mo. Gentile. reepeotively. Urns ole : 51mere. 1%u.4ns•n k Mot "a have purchased • .irug uw,neee in ('hath•m Mr 140'.11 will take chug, of the busmen then. Mr Rog. re bee gong for • week to look after tt Until Mr, Mot Wan return. Mr. 'Madman again r.eumee control of tbe b1Si.see here. Hulist : Oo Friday last Mrs. A. Walker died at the residence of Mr eon-io•1•w, John Sbobbreek, 0n the gravel road, Hallett, having rem tied the ere of nearly 84 years. She was ins widow of the late Joseph Walker, who heart the present l.etai at Lo.de.hnro, he having predeceased her 51- actly 36 years to the day. Kipp.. - John MoMurtrio, of Kleppe, se. oompen4d his son Alszander to the bosh on hs farts in Stephen lo fell • tree, at sheet 9 s m The tree, • large m pie, when fall Eng, aril[ apw•rds from the stamp about ten feet, sad thee suddenly Shur backward from the adorer sheat tw.I'. feat, .trikinr Mr. M.M.rtrie and killing :.im instantly. The • ea, wire wan •tandin, 0010r by, narrowly mowed injury. Clinton : Mies Anne Holmes, who has been • resident of Clinton for • ooi.e.denhle t,me, sod a the moot faithful employr the New Er. has ever had. being uoott00alle .t her work, run or •bine, will oboe iv remove from town, and tab up Mr readout* with the family at St. Q•therinea Sueshine : Then died at him bome i. Sun- shine on Monday .,[•sing, 8 o'clock, Jatem Woolen, •r. Declassed had ooly been ailing • few days, and pained away without any pain apparently. He had bees postmaster for • number et years Hu wife still sur- vives nim, but ie eoo6oed to bed through illness, .0d is under the doctor's are lit 91...Bast 01. Ww•ooeh Mite Agnes Rodger, daughter of Mrs Charles Rodger, was accid- entally drowned in the well at her mnthen home os Monday forenoon. She went M the well, wbiob was • movies' tine, to get some water and while to the act of dipping up the w.ter 'tipped in. Her etotber saw hs* 1.11 and gave the alarm bet hrf•,'. emiaunf',1r•rtved .he was drowned. (Macon : Thi Tnrowto Star say• -•' On Sunday &Beroeoo • 6-year•old •0n of Mr. Robinette Pira•, the m.narer of Oak Hall. was buried from the home at 34 Rari-street. Today • 13 year old daughter bloodied from •.•ret fever, the disease which carried elf *be little Sou, and the other children are all dl with the disease, whbh to of • mailgeant types." [Mr. �• old 1'ItstooIan, bls wife being Mies M. Jac:luo, • Winne of Mr . T. (}Doper, Albert -et.] Me.forth : The following persona left this station on Tuesday, oe the Manitoba oxcur- sios Rohe F•lrh•irw, for Menden : Nettie and Mimeo Pariah, Nina. ; R Trotter, Breeden ; Wm. and John Moe@ip, lobe Wilson, R. H. Hermon, Mooned : Wm. Ingrain, Mamie Robinene, tireef.11 :.loseph Pace, Neepewa. Mr. Trotter took two mg loads of hereon to Reed.., and • car load T,okereslta : John Spriest, awe of the d oettlor'a effects wen •h1each M R w hy 5.11...01 Rarer aneaty, we. wiled Galbraith, to Harter/7,J. 11.1doe.. te se teat free he labors o0 the 17th e4 Feb I.sode•. rear', after sheet • year's Illness, when be Isere with teen ('5.1.4.0 potatoes Mr grater : A very midden death took plea* Sprees was bra is Ktrkeed►wighhb4re. Tuesday at the readmits of Jaime tinell, Smtleed, 'n April let, 1890.aed otwr.gesut- Yale Sweet Mee Tolle Ward et St Ey wet seerly 77 years of yo at hr loath. Thseme, had bees rimier friends in town. e trams to Canada. le 11447, and aKtled e ildeeedyille, where he oestlee.d to evade ler ..see years, engaged ea a ►leolt.Mltb. In 1M11 be was warred is H•Miltee se Miss Jame Rens, *be came met Pram Seethed *Mt year. Noe *heti sheet .lee wean age. He W her Meehan sad see .inter, all el whom Med Ware Mm. ler seine time. Tuesday .rel friends, *ad a* prepense to retire, was with • fit of oew4h,o8 felted and she did s • WW1 an eased wamiable aseeme. The r umias Tbmm% y.ataray. the e nalfee on 1111V - seed.. night while taken wadolealy u1 A hem.wrh.ge a- far misses. The yeses lady el 17 were tubes M St.