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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA THURSDAY MAR 23 1897. D. MoGILLICUDDY, EDITOR
__ IS. S. A ND E. L. MEETING. (w tho.sbl ag nab. :..:o n I OVER THE HURON TRACT. LEEBURN.
Tt ries
AUUrION BALI OF FARM LANDS 1
IN THE THE TOWNSHIP Or ASH
.,onset to the power of wile ceat•iaed 1e •
wrists Marts•ao Weer an dose the Sem dal of
April. A.D. tial. sad toads by one John Me
IAae•a, sad o Assip mint thereof dated the
wth tido, A A.D. lea. and which will b.,
pproduced as the fisc of eels. there w ill be weld
to publlessotlws N Youngs Hotel, Kilda' 1. In
the Towo.hlp of A•kleoll. In the (busty of
throat b7 Jpba Knox. Auctioneer, at 12
o clock. noes. on
ww,NI.AV THt St► DAY Or APRIL A.D.
lee, the /*nowise rideable property. namely.
The West Half of Lot Number Thirty -Pour.
IW. i. WI, Prost Coses•slnn. North of Town
Plot, .a the Wtessers [lemon of the eaM
Teesside*, Ashfkld rootalnint by Mmes. -
orpiment Eight -Two i�2) acres of land. more or
lees edit tree aoewswfo the sale West half of
the said Lot over sed stemma the east half of
said lot. o0 the South .Ids thereof for all per .1
sots. hors. earriegetp, arose sod other son
tol•ever
TAe•btwr��.en property Y sltu,te wttbiu 1 mike
of himself. ?I asthma Ooderich, 1" mile. from
Ripley. Rud 14 mile. from Luekoow. The s .•1
s • good clay loom. The hut'diage mimeo of
• risme Hoer. It .ton. Jttl:..rad Kitobca.
:•tYr. a Hark Haro. with stable uaderne.th.
uae0. The property is will feec.d aid is well
watered.
The p•eperty will to .01,1 subject to a re-
served hid.
tbKMS:-Tea per rent down and the tat
ons Booth Lh. twfto.
nartienlan apply to the Auo-
1 to the Vendor's tldreitor.
JAN IX. CAMRHr1N. HOLT k
DillisillaHOLM M14.
Moaah.lwf. Vadat'', `Solicitor..
AUCTION RALE OF VALUABLE
FARM LANDS IS TIM TOWNSHIP
OF CUI.HORIi lt,
i'ureuaot to the power of isle ooatwined 'a
ten. retain Mortgage.. n•ade to the Vendor*.
tearing date reepectrvrly the 10 b A47 of
/lamb ISM and the 11'6 .bay of March. 19)1.
Rod uhicb will be prn•fut-d at the rime of
sale. ,hero w111 be •old by peblie •alto. at
Uaadry a Auction linnet., on Hamilton etre.,
in the Town of Ooderich. i. the County of
Herne. os.
TUESDAY. THR rah DAY or APRIL. A.f..
I. et 13 o'aire k. tumor. by Thoma Oeindry.
•uctiaseer. the followiq valu.ote prooe•tr.
namely The North Mast cei•rtee of Lot nuts
Mr Light. mil the North Half of Lw namts•r
!Car in the 'third Cowtwsio.. Fsstern Dive -
,co of tier Township of Morrie i. the I' ,an
ty of Hums. and the Prot ince of Ontario, .r.e-
mining by admeasnr email'. Seventy. ri re
scree. more or Ines.
'•Ale reaper,y U stow'. •bon• 7 miles from
noderrie h The soil is a chit Inas. Then ia..
orchard et l sores. the buildings cenai.t of
a story sed w half Mme dwetliaa lair:. with
t heme. Nati, sad w seehr l ; • fron'e hose.
W+71t, a tram* stab:., 64x:6. a small ,tells,
cant bo.we sad other ''iodine.. The load ie
. 1) earned and is welt watered.
The oro, est will be sold •u••,..' .o an sn-
nu,ty full partienl.n of whleh 0111 be made
know. on •ptlimtiom to the Vendor'. Solicit
oro wed it the time of. ale
1 F:HMA -- Tee per erne down at the time of
•ale. and rbc balance ie one month thereafter
/or further partleulars &poly to the Auc
tinneor. or to the Vendor•. Nnli.-Nme.
IIIOMA4 OUNURY. CAMERON. HOLT.
lotted l0 parr. R HOLISM!.
Maw Irl. Voudor'e itolidwn
For lithe or Ts Rest.
FARM FOR MALI:
1 nem instructed to niter for mak me of the
beet 100 acre farms In the Count, of Hums
..tutted within 7 miles of tioderich.
lb* farm has sot • fnm of waste land on .1
and the roil tea rich clay loam foe from a"
shoot lou. weeae.
The buildings are first oleos consisting of a
'•+ole house with some foundation and seller.
kit. tree. woodeh.d as.1 s.'l a ussary outbuild
...es. A tram. bun. "til. and cedar barn. �I.
e:'d). all in good repair.
1 here are two scree of orchard. 111e farm
ha leen In gray for the past twelve dean
ud is situated wittln • mile of post-odlce.
wheel and church,
It U fenced by an almost new beard fence
around the front and side, and the beanie by
nils. A spring creek and wools supply abuse
mice of water.
encn mbraac a now on the prepertv.
I'rire $4 000.
For terve and further particulate apply to
Lori" C8 R. DANCEY.
Mar I. 1907. Oodencb. On:,
FOR SALE OK TO RENT -FOR SALE
or se rent• toe dwelling no Nelson-.i..t
Present occupied by r. .Moeeth. it sustain.
Il rooms. Inoledh.g drawing note. thein.
nodi Peeler and kitchen. and ham a literary. a
number of abodes. pantries and a good cellar
Then la half as acre of Med tastefully Netted
with •brats and fruit trees, and an rxc,•Iteni
lawn. Apply to F. SYEIiTH• oe the pre-
mise. *tarn
LIOR SALE -LOTS 60 AND 70
11' Hutehiaeoo'a Sorrel 1. the Town of
Oodenrh• epos which is erected • ogee dwell
Ing house.
Also Iota numbers 1P sed 19 Rich's Peewee,
Ooderieh. oosglning Y acres. upon which ie
situated a comfortable house, and there Isaac
• good orchard.
Also the Beet eel of the Noah half of lot
L. Iske Range Comew,ton of the Townahlp
of Ashf old. Western dIvieloo.
[Sled 4th ItePtereber. lt>• .
Apply a CAMIRON. HOLT t HOLME8.
_ fief
VALUABLE PROPERTY TOR SALE
-situated in time cwt Mama o•.tre Is
Godencb. The property Mildri se 200
dwellings, one well -quipped eroerad Mew
see op to.1•te tnsoblee end bl.ek.nitb thee.
Reasons for ..ilial bet of railway mom
sedation. ('ase Ute es. begivoo. A soba
414 Mane. Mr the right raw. Apply so 11 K.
sTRACHAM es .be premlm.a 14.01
LRM FOR SALE OR RENT. -LOT 10
In the 4th neo. of Ooderich tewarhl ,
sestaninm M acres. 1 lanes from ftoderich
'chem is as Ore died of about 700 tress.
$.1 :a beerlog asedltlee d ehe're fruits --
Nomo. pe.bes, cherries. peers tad
mall emit. The farm 1e well watered
with a sp•1ng creek running tausrmer and
Water. Casa give p e melee dial of ARn-
£1917 to JOHN KNoX, Odurisb. 1141!
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
the river end lake fee etuap od by M
late A. MusI) , .tt tie., Maw is Cheaters
One of 11:e meet valuable and dur(rehle pow
2. TTt la tows,
1 TM frame a welling Once. ea
hail seaside, the Reit-
.at piles{ treaded hr
sad_ dtehl.g greeds
formerly oecnpled
MtNt
9. "nit
seer tai
i.the We Ju%na
t lry'r+seass tors. q1 iamoost resat n*M.. ao
»vA1LOOM t P,tOt7DFUOT
Subeiterw. lotions*.
Pubilo Notloe.
NOTICR -TAE PUBLIC ARE HERE-
` a, »sesWd that •Y aTows .. f idertele
epdaamtlbsa of the 'rMswm of t.ndenea
siert. 1s. Baty w t order M the
eat nosh Miter. dl ,era+. ed with
ogna1 t tee by the
Osla.fah• 17. 1t
Tows Cleat.
wanted.
WANTI TOREIiT ND -RAND
A buooessIuI Convention.
•
• arable 6.W et *pother area Cs
lkaslam -Tse Lieetlea et Sr,,.-
*lbMall Lai of the Serious
%omelet*. mhea.sed.
H E Sabbath School and Epworth
• Asernuasioa of the Joderloh Die -
Viet, held their an0uAl 000VOOGUOO to the
Methodist ohurob, S.slorth, oo Tuesday,
Marab 16th. This convention was • ds•
tided success to every respect, all ut the
rpeakere announoed being presto! with the
ezooptioe of Rev. .A. l' Crews. Toronto,
and M•a. (rev. Oaten, tl.vfi.ld, these two
being de:.,' ed through illness. They,bow•
ever, maai'e.ted their interest to this work
by obWaiag able supplies, the work of
Mrs. (fates being taken by Frank Hale,
I:oderiob, and that of Rev. Mr, Trews, by
Rev. Mr. Kerby, of St. Catharines.
The morning mamma was devoted to Sun-
day aheol work, the opening exerci11 he.
ur ooadusted by the 1•reeldeot. Mr.
Hclm.t of lto:on, a:ter watch H Foster,
Canton, dealt with the subject, •• The De-
velopment of S. S. teachers ' A lively
discussion followed Chia. to wbion many
uselul sutgsstiose were given. Addresses
wets then gites 9y Rev. W. 1 o,Iwin, God. -
nub and A .1 Contuse, Holmesvtlle. After
moth -r lively discussion the audience was
addressed by Key. .1. E.L'., of Goderich,
who omducted the open parliament in the
p'&oe of Kea Crews, during the motorog
session. lir. Ede. is an able speaker and
was listened to with great interest by the
representatives of Se.forth Newell es sur-
rounding country. The m.eIiog then .d•
j .uroed until the afternoon The executive
commutes met derma the noon hour and
&poem • l officers for the ensuing year.
The •'ternooa session opened with aiot-
•ng sed prayer, these exercises beteg led by
'thy. A. 1'. Barton. Varna The •object
Living up to the fledge' was then dwelt
soh by A. T. Cooper, Clinton. Mr. Cooper
took melt ciao.. of the pledge sod explained
how snob member should ende•vcr in every
p...ihle way to give up to vows he had
taken. A diacoesioo then followed in which
arenas' interested. The ooevention was
i0 elver u4 •ocep'ing member of the church
as s•socis'• members only when they could
not he induce -1 to hecome active members
but le have them become active members as
soon se pts.Ibt1, It was also decided that
it was boa. rte have associate member. liv.
lag rap to the pledge them to have, as toms
League• nave, etuvn momism who do not
e ven hire op to the pledge of emaociat.e mem-
bers.
Mrs Prettied, of Dungannon, then dealt
with the "Spiritual interests of the Lentos
se effected 1 y the Literary. Social and Con-
secration deterrent. ' This wr. then tak-
en t0 .em -ions (.) Literary, Niue A. Rrioken-
den, Clinton: (el Social, .1. B. Gobbles,
Plates; lel (ooesotetion, W. Lynn. Lood.s•
boro. The district roll oall was then read,
daring whish time a report of each lineage
was given by the delegates. Thee. reports
were very interesting and helpful Toe
rep.rts of em. Learns. showed such spiri-
tual advancement in the joembttra that they
ACROSS Wanted.
WANTED - INTELLIGENT MEN
with good education to whom 10100.a
.ad envenom for the first year would he an in
dneemmt. Write with full particular. THE
MANAOMR. 49 Ric*womdet. 'Week Tomato.
Out.
WE WLT
AGENTS
to handl. eetabiebed trade t
this county. (median stock
guaranteed to lire. Perman-
ent position. whole , part
time. Liberal 1,.ma. Yee
ran make len dollars a week
or better with me for every week you work.
No experi.see neeeeeery.
DROWN BBOTBIiA.S 00X[PAITT.
Costs.*W Nurseries. TORONTO. ONT
1,7m
HER MAJESTY'S DiAMOND JURI-
lee merles "Que.. Victoria. Her Ufa
sad Reign -. into every borne. Pomona who
never sold books take order'. feet. Preface
the most dement of Lord Dufferf•'s achieve-
ments. No book se highly preieed. W seed
more canvasses. Rosy to make 91509 to
911000 • w Flooks a time. Prospectus
free to can A 1,1.1 will cost nothing.
end 11 qd 1 'Oa empty pocket book. THE
BRADLEY-GARitli8TON CO, LTD..TORON-
TO. ONT.
Loan and Ravinflrs Moesets.
If IS NOT WHAT YOU EARN. BUT
WHAT YOU e� V=, MAKIN YOU RICH.
THE HURON AND HT'7CI LOAN
INVilTKINTOl'kPAKY
eouctmrla-alien Heft sad Holmes
Dareurya--later.N Oseepound every re
months at feer per sial. eer'auam. ot *suss
fres sus taller upwards. Depositors will dad
dams meld beaga
this.
w�sill".l d bby 14*.
Tl.e (7eetpmgl isswd se Neat
Nome Ikewa •L Mae.
DORADO $ORTON. J. H. 001.80��*
MUM is Creditors.
N oTTCE TO CREDITORS
re eke .slier e1 Jo*. Mr Naapbtow. n/ Mer
row. ,r! A, 4. two ('owe M
Hares, Deafer, BAerma r.
The aMN•e.metl deb er h toads an e-
slmmmmst M me. NNW the pm telone et As
wte ter the brawls of
11k RS.o., IML
M. ef Me mad ilabt-
le taw Court Na.e.
M 11l e'etsut lo ►Ito
Ara t
or will be
le tae Yews
Feresess em .--.-�.
rlmforil of hepeetareiN
wMh r.i.remee to the AM
pard of w MMB.
every poem. e I 1 t M senIlisd amok
=se the esSMe M seaweed te forso�ML/tt(o _me
f�.mdd roved
II ease
mamas
�of.
p��p, so tk e.
amiveh t#.1■r" BIM
1 Y advancmest. E.peially tatareetug
were the reports of Junior leagues. The I
banner won by the jewelers for the Lfraee1 The Grist
per ceatage io Ontario was also shows dur-
ing the day.
Rev. Mr. Kerby nett took up '- System-
atio Bible Study." He seed the book of
Arte as • reference and the IIlustratios. used
es the board were both interesting and 43
.truetive. The nominating committee thea
read the names of the officers for the ease-
ing year, namely : Pre , Andrew David -
sou. t:oderich ; 1st .,o.-pree , Mn. Pmt-
1•ad, Duaganam ; 2nd vrca-pres., Mies M.
Bond, `eaforth ; 3rd vee -pees, Miss
Rriokeoden, Clinton ; 4th vice -pre.., Mm.
Lyon, Loodesboro; 5th vice -pros, Frank
Hale, l.odertoh ; may , C. L. Fisher,
Holmssvilla ; tree., Mrs Hsrawell.Varna;
diet. represeot.tivc, Ray. W. J. Ford,
Clinton. Junior work was then taken up
by Frank Hole, of Goderioh.
Rev. i..Yestmao, Walton, &adress.id the
audience on " What the League can do fur
t .s C0.sroh - and Rev. 'iawyi r, Tooter -
smith, on '• What the Logos me do for
Mission." After this the collection was
!.ken up hod the meeting adjourned until
the evening.
in the ermine the opening exercise. were
conduotod by the president, A. T. Cooper
of Clinton. read a resolution, thanking the
Se.forth people for their hospitality and the
their for the excellent music, they render-
ed. Mr. Holmes then introduced the new
president and alter • few brief remarks the
stet interesting part of the mom -idiom was
rendered, hetar • Polo "Two Lives" M
Rev. Mr. Kerby. Mr. Kerby is not only
an able speaker but auto an admirable siag-
or.
her. J. Edge, of Iioderich, gave an ad•
dress oo •• Reepoo.ibility of the Parents,
which was not only instructive bat boas-
iag. If the remark, of Mr. E Igo are fol
lowed by the parents there will doabttese
be & great increase in numbers in the Dear
fel urs
The choir then rendered one of their
choice anthems, after which Rev. Mr her-
by rave en address no „ Cbatanoog•,. Mr.
Kerby being • delegate t0 th. great Con-
vention held there to 1895. To attemp' to
give the detail. of the wonderful address
wood be but to fail,a.d !hose who were not
there missed a great treat. Thin address
more then met the expectations of all pre-
sent. We would have enjoyed listening to
Mr. Kerby for a lee hours more but it was
oornpuleere to cat the address short as •
number of defective, and friends h.d to •' go
west -- by the 10 10 train. Mr. Kerby was
listened to with rapt attention by all and
the Seaforth penple who would gladly weal.
ohms him en fntare o-casion.. The choir then
rendered another anthem while the collie
!tom we being taken up,and after the doxol-
ogy the meeting was close) with the bene-
dictios
DUNGANNON.
Roam. -The local &coney in Dungannon
for Tag SIGNAL 45 at the °ilioe of J. O. Ward.
J.P.. convene:tom, Ro., who wUl receive or
den for ,nh.criMione, .dverr!elog sad job -
week. and is authorized U give receipts for
amounts paid for tee same
Tt'&.uta. March 23.
Pt;oi,rrt, N F:‘ tit..-Prometioo ex•mina-
tioae in our public school takes plume this
week.
Cost Airs. IN,. The nameroo. friends of
James Hollmd, who has been vert- x11, will
he pleased to know that he u imprc,•ing in
health, and nothing preventing, will be able
to he about as usual.
OraN., or Sr-R*N... -In consequence of
the caries of rooks, the warbling of spring
birds, the husbandman making preparations
for seeding, and the genial balmy braze.,
we presume Spring is rapidly approaching,
and wbeu all mature, which has been deed
for • season, is gradually coming to life.
ErwoRTN Lt: t.: r t. --The entertainment
which was held on Monday. the 15th, .,oder
the auspices of the Epworth Latin. was in
point of interest and attraction • e000ea
Those who were &beast. mined • treat. On
Monday evening, the 29th Inst , the sub -
lode will be of • missionary and literary
eth•r•ct r. A general invitation u extended
to all.
liewel.t_-Mies Veno,, assistant teacher
in Dangesses public wheel, has in m000m-
gessca of being troubled with inHamm•tory
rbeutnatiem, been unable to teach Inc some
days. Mies Maggie Wilson is, -however,
fining 'loty iu her .teal. We hope Miss
Young will be soon able to resume her
duties. Also that Wiliiam Bale, who we
regret to learn is unwell, will be soon re-
stored to health
Ixftwro,sp.-We sinosroly regret to have
to .tete that William million, one of our
most philanthropic Mei .e, and also an se -
teemed pioneer of Was W&wano.h. is ref -
tering from an attack of pleurisy, indsn.d
by haviog contracted • severe cold. 5V.
hos. that in our seat ws will be ale tonna
the v.m.rahle gentleman'. partioL If not en-
tire restoration to his former state of heath
and vigor, whish is the 'tsars desire of his
namere0 friends and as sofaterere.
Coutxo AND Coll/O.-OS Tasaday of let
week. `)quire Malleugh visited his daughter
sad wee -in -low at Rlvth Wilson MO -
LOIS. n( 8t. Thema, Dalt., and forserly of
West W&wano,h, who bas hese yi.Iti.g his
parents. brothers and sister 0t the old
homestead and renewing former aegmimt.
some and aseneiatinn., left here es Moseley,
the 15th, vi. Lonknew, ter bome.. . Rev.
R. Farbalra and .Mer D. Janke+, •treaded
who mooting of the Maitland Presbytery,
'Sash ga.'held at Ripley .s Tuesday, the
two 16th ult.
AIO HIR Panne* Durango. - On Fri-
day. the 19th. the remain* .f Resoled, tM
beloved wife .t Jobs Stet/tom. township of
Ashldd, were interred h D -g--- s Cem-
etery. Mime ..sorted thither y ea unemal-
ly large easels .f sorrowing relatives, .yut-
pa bisieg fends sad .mi/jben. The ds-
amosd leaves servivt.g her •.errewleg hew
band, seven seas, W illus Nwehip deck,
Aohasld ; O..rae sad Stspbmst.m. mess.;
Theme. fanner. AekNld : Jobs and Jame*,
&t bete. ; Robert, amber Is the Normal
!shed at Ottawa ; scan daughter, Mrs. Ye.
YIRan, is N.Ms.ka, apo • brother. Jeb.
Hanle, sr., of W..t Womanish. N memo
Mr &portara The dammed mks highly
.shammed by all she team bar. Arm. 71
yeses end 6 me.th•t
The ewer ensentenh sod senasnew be.111 sew w Ike ameba Y aWaselikes
from
the Looal
•r. March 23
Mn. Hugh (:bldelm h.s been vetting is
MW Godertcb the past forhsight.
• Weekly *gees el Commie sews Memel
sip to NIt Everybody - PMk ase
Past sipped Rad C.0..ned
From livery seettea.
%V"INORLM : C. A. Campbell has
bees demised te his room for the past week
aurorae hie; knee 'rhumb he had dislocated
came time ftp
Mesaviey T. ankh, of Niagara Falls,
yeteefraie last attendingaweek the funeral
his akar.
(Bey : 1). Tverman has moved from the
Pollard farm to the one recently occupied
by Jamb Wolfe.
Lekelst : Robert Wood tattier D.kot• oe
Moaday, 8:di let., where he will spend the
summer with hie uncle
Mare : 1Ya. Kohn, paving disposed of
hie farm. purposes removing to Manitoba
with his wife and family,
Lee (bury : Muco Bros. have purchased
lot 12, cos. 13, and ere busily engaged toro-
th* umber ea it ism lumber.
W. tt'swanosa : James Smith, of the 12th
oonoession, Weot Wae•nesh, palmed sway
e' the'ith tater , is the 76th year of his age.
tee iotbam : L R Jobb, son of our towr-
0in, T. L Jobb. who Is now Weise in
Tilliwosmd, Most., hue been appointed dopet
ty-sborif of teat place.
Lekelet : A ver- beautiful wedding took
plume .t the residence of Mn bell, when her
daughter Muni. was bound by the holy
bends of wedlock to George logile, of the
17th ooucwioa.
Exeter: Davie Mtl1* has purchased the
farm of Dan. McColl, Ica Hay townsbtp.pay-
ing therefore • good price. It might be
s.id that Mr. Mills does not intend resum-
ing farming operettas.
IS tnsam . Many will hear with regret the
mows of the death of Mrs. M. Kerr, mother •
of John Ken, Charles street, wt the home of
her dsngbter, lira David Greig• Huntsville
Muekok•, is her 81st year.
Monteith : An Expositor subscriber reeid-
ae is Eases county says : 1 hope M. l .
McLean•. bill will p.m and by t000rporated,
as I am • bachelor and my beet gel firmh
raises to go with nue to get • marriage
Itogsse.
Zurich : Mr. Baster. trom Manitoba, and
Miss Lydia Rosenberry were last Moody
arming united in holy motrtli nosy, Rev. D.
H. Rrauod tied the knot. They will leave
fgg, itrandon, Maa., where they dill [Tooke
ct r future home. Morris : Wia Smith, who was home on •
malt from H•rtney, Man , left for the West
on Tuesday of last week. He has been in
Manitoba for the put Berm yeses. Hu
father died the Thursday after he left, hav-
ing taken • bad turn after the son left.
Sesforth : A happy event took pace at
the reeidenco of the late Wm. T. [:nave,
near Buffalo,.
Dakota, on the evening of
Wednesday. Feb 24th, heing the marriage
of his daughter, Miss Maggie to dames Mar-
shall, • worthy young man of that district.
Howiok • The lecture which was given be
!ties Crosthwaite, the rsturoed mlsslo0ary
of Chin•, in the Orangebill church, was ID
&very way • grand success. It was carried
out ander the following heads : empire,
rode of travelling, ouetoms, home life, diet
and langnags.
ttrnssel : Will Anima hands whish
were .o severely burned in the reoeot lamp
explosion, resulting in the death of Mew
Ainley, are gr•duelly improving. The skin
will all some off but the finger nails are in-
tact. Mr. Maley will be laid aside for •
good while yet owing to the accident.
Tucteremith : One of those wonderful
events, which have been • eooroe of joy in
•11 ages to •• home. occurred at the
Mum of Robt. lilgie, of Tuckoremitb. nn
taw 14th dost. After a pend of sigh 10
years of wedlook, Mn. Elsie presented her
h usband with the first child. • danghter.
Morns : Jobe Hayes, 7th has. was taken
So the emote; House of Refuge, .t Clinton,
ea Thursday of last week. Deputy •Rare
Kirkby and Don•Id McLean took him.
Mrs. Hayes, who is of unsound mind. bas
been an inmate of the above institution for
the oast yea. Mr. Hays is betws's 66
sad 70 years of age sad is quite disabled
with something BM paralysis.
Or George Shale, jr., while working
in Ro t Shale' bush, lot 26, cos. 16, Last
weak, met with what might have been •
very serious if not fgtal accident by the
breaking of • .moll blank ash tree that was
struck by another they had felled. Mr.
Shia'. saved his lib, probably, by throwing
■ n hie tight arm whish received the weight
of the blow which saved the caving in of
the skull.
tleaterth The following persons left this
station on Tuesday on the Settlers' ezeor-
siee to Manitoba : Wm. laidiew and wife,
and Time. Sprott, to Baratta*, Meeiteh.:
Mrs. Warner and children and Mies H. Ret -
h..., to Whitewood, N. W. T. ; R. liar.
wick, to Wio'll's(; Mies Brown, to High
RIaf : R. McC.rtaey sad daughter and W.
Simpson, to Moesejaw : T. Nefl•nd. and
wife to Beektord. Mishima.
9enfert\ : A young fellow named George
McMillin, whew home ie eta the South side
of th. railway track, met with • most pats-
fal .00ideat on Tuesday. He was driving
eat of Joke Be•ttie's lase with • load of
wood es the .big►, when the load upset
sad he we jammed between the deigh and
the este pet. A moll Maw was broken m
..o leg betwses the knee and the ankle wad
she words et his low were badly tern, nook -
leg 11 mesh seers pastel thea • severe
brallar
Brussel."i A. Reid left Brassie Int Ass•
aridity for Iasedem, Dakota, ea • beeisem
amid pleasure trip. Mr. Reid ism eM .ud
highly esteemed realest of Brussels sad
lew&lity, who took • deep Mtwara is Selma1
Beard and Seeley affairs and we ere sorry
to less him fres tows. The Peet webs.
him means la the West. MrM, Reid will
Ir.. m Teresa* .rd hays .Nmr.ete removed
Mmm
her .syys+.e Before who Imves for Dakota.
W. R. Mama formerly of ferwmals. M
�.aw11.1a� law at Lan.bn. - We. Masseb k dmmgiM. sf Ws. $IM
Mw Ada MacKay M l:odericb was tate
reset of the Misses ytirl►ng lit week.
Ooe of our residents nes .late five skunks
within the pest three weeks. Thu hes
meed quite • jubilee &mong the guidwine,
and strong hopes are sow entertained that
they will have a greed year with the feath-
ered stock. and the party who was their
ehampioo u looked on a • boo bewlaotor.
DUNLOP.
Tttsao.Y, Maro26.
Miss Lily (.010101.9 4591S11104 •t Boblt.t.
Willie Maoali.ter formerly of this burg,
Is now • resident of .;hisago.
Mrs. (:eor,. Rate. of (:odericb, was the
goat of lin. Thos. Tlohhouroe last week.
The recant big mooaoter at Carla City,
Nev.da,which came off on St. P•triek's da).
1897, has been a long talked subject hen.
and the local betting was mush divided
among old and young as to who would sir.
The reports of it in the city dailies were
read with greeter interest than the Mani-
toba school bill, the temperance debates, or
•mendtaepts to the license law of Ontario.
Un, 1kg' 5 .0 DU•Tt. --The postmaster,
blacksmith, landlord, constable and several
other forlorn hwband•, bad to do bachelor
duties, enlarged by caring for the bails'.
Friday evening, canoed by the &b*enoe of
their better helves at a gnat bee at Mrs.
Aliens. The ladies med. two,•nd were pa-
pering for • jovial evening, when the rain•
storm came, and thineing that grip might
catch their dutiful husbands oomine for
them, dispersed for their homes in the shade
of the twilight.
" Engineer Robt. Macdonald, 1 ('. l;. en -
Rinser, of Truro, has been quite i11 with la
gneve, but is now able to be out again. On
the loth of nett April 34r. Macdonald will
have seen 27 tears in the eervioe, and on
Monday week, March 1et, will be . quarter
of • oentu:v &0 engineer. lo •11 that time
he has had but three holiday trips. Mr
Macdonald is one of our very beet citizens,
and The Headlight cotgratuletes and wishes
him good (health and many years mon serv-
ice, of the l.('. K ' The above is from The
Headlight, of Truro, N.S., Feb. 20th. 31r.
Macdonald enjoyed owe of these holiday
tnpw ben last August, the guest of hie uncle,
A. ('. Macdonald, having • moot pleasant
time 'await ohj.ote of interest in and .bout
4od.eloh.d Dunlop during his sojourn.
NILE.
Tr-E.i.A*, Mar. 23.
Colds are the order of the day.
Roads are very muddy and weather mild.
Ed. Jackman of i.oderioh, i. visiting
ander the parental roof. N
We are pleased to state that Mrs. Wm.
Watson, Sr., is improving in heelth.
Our :Missionary and Bible Society collect-
or are mnvaming their different root,.
Thos. Elliott has 'returned to Nil., after
having, .fent about a year and • half in and
around Wtart on.
Miss Jennie Budd has r••arned to her
home in tire/eels after speeding • while
visiting at the parsonage.
.Jn•i. Mcllwatn has loft for 1:raod Fork.,
N. I) , and Wm, 'lel:rattan, jr, for Rom -
wain Man. Success to them.
We are pleased to state that Rev. J. W•
i'ring is able to telt.- his work tuna after
hie long and seven sillotion.
Albert Smith and family formerly of ('ar
low, have teken up their abode in Nile. We
welcome them t7 our community.
('has. Stewart had • wood -bee on ttatur.
day. Thee boys' did a good days work hay •
iag cat and upltt somewhere in the neigh-
horhood of 181 cords. This will last a lag
('1 time. .
9p•h. -Wm itailie is at present very ill.
W. hops soon to see him around amide
. Mrs. Wm May is indisposed with •
severe attack of I• Frappe Her daughter
Irene is also very sick.. .... Wm. Ryan is
oonbwed to the home.
Fos Materroso.-Taos. Boyd and family
left last week fur hinge. Mao. where the/
will in future reside. We an sorry to lose
Mr. Boyd as he was • good neighbor. The
best wishes of this community goes with
him to his new home.
On Sunday night the pastor Rev, J. W.
Pring, preached a sermon on the famine io
Inde.. He took as his text, Matt. 14-16
,. They need not depart, give ye them to
cat.' Hs preached an earnest sermon, alter
whish • oolleotion amounting towboat $14.
50 Dents was taken up to be amt to the 101•
teres
OBITUARY.
Fora Smits Yeses'. -There died at her
residence Se. Andrew, Ward on Thursday,
Mary. beloved wife of Moloolei Molests, at
the advanced age of eighty ono, after •
rather lone 111..sa. The dea'weed lady had
suffered oonstderably for months past from
severs attacks of a..ralgia, but bore them
with • 4ortited• thea in the hour of death
did stat fail her. The lets Mn. Molests
was horn is iavernenehir• Sootla.d, and
landed in Neva Sootia with her parents in
the early thirties. in 1853 the family
stored to l;odenok, where the deceased re-
edited until she passed to the home beyned.
The rehieet of this notice was married
seem fifty *eves years elmoe, to her rather
who survives, and who beereached the patri-
amblel sae of R". years. Rendes her ben
head, aka leaves to mess Iter lose twn ems.
Oaptain William of Detroit. sad (betels
'Jahn of Port Huron, and five daughter,,
Mn. Redford, Goderieh, Mn. Mercy
Southampton; Mrs. Morris, Dakota; Mre.
Oran. 1tektite; and Mos Maggie who re-
sided at hems. The femoral took pleas es
Monday afterma.a from the reselesos of de
esmesre hes1al. the istarwremt 0,k1.
pima is elle family pail i. aid Meitk+sd.
Thera Inas, • wary lore. &Mesdames of rela-
tives and meads. and the pall bearers were
Messrs D. C. Shue►.., A. ileaaep: A.
Mare. W. Walesa, Wit C•alr. aid Jae
Rah. Rev. J. A. Aware.. R. A..sadmm-
.d tb*t there* oerameny at the heave *ud at
the grays. There waw a her* meths, et
*.mottled goral Wirfr.w easel sot she
The O. T. R. elevator at t*s deet i. he-
lm
lag Mended. the p•l.dsal pens d the
shoo Meg altipped to Medea,.
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
Minutes of Last 211mitlair.
airports et Cemtettttesa-istevesiing 4a.en-
msnaratMa.- meeasing Park
la Evidence - • Geed
Med • alert.
)RESENT The mayor, reeve, de-
puty reeve, 244 deputy reeve, l;ooaoilloe
1:oode, 'dwell, Wilson. Nairn, Martis.
Dunlop, Nicholson, Rud, ('anteloo,Craijie,
Natal -
Minutes of last regular meeting read, apt
proved end signed.
Report of enrtneer tor February showed
!(tat 6,587,000 gallons of water was pump-
ed, using 88 tone of coal. of this 36 tens was
charged to electric light. The average ran
of inc.ndesceat dynamo was 14 hours each
24.
1 /as of the boilers had given out, sad will
need repairing at once.
Tho opal in stock will last to May 15th,
sad • lead should be bought as soon as con-
veaieat.
The following looandeecant servioss have
been pot in Sherif Gibbons, 15 . 8. Sloane,
20; R. W. McKenzie, 8 ; M. O. Johnston, 2.
Then are over 1300 touaodeeosot lights in-
stalled to date. The report was referred to
water and light committee.
A oommunacatinn from the 11•11'1'ele?bose
Co., &eking permeates to put to additional
poles wee read. Moved by Reeve l'roudtoot,
'wooded by god- lbpy. Holmee,th•t the Bell
Telephone Co. be permitted to make the
changes and put in new poles as set forth in
oommuntoatiun, except that no pole. be al-
lowed on Elgin ,t., nor new ones on the
Square, the poles to he put in under the
.upervi.lon of the street inspeotor. Carried.
A oomefunsestion from C. A. Humber was
read asking if stet= fire estrum was for sale,
amid the clerk was instructed to answer that
It was not.
A communication from E. Heaton, draw-
ing the ettentioo of the ooanctl to the fact
that the School Teacher', Home Aseooiauon,
of Eureka 1priegs, Arkeneae, has offered to
make this town one of the beadiluartere of
the Association : that some forty acres of
land adjoining \Imeeetung Park has been
approved of as • site, and that Messrs.
Hamltnk and A. Smith, the owners of the
land, hare agreed to give their interest in
the lend for nothing ; that the soot of con-
strue -tog a pier will be several hundred dol-
lars. and that Mr. Ham(mk ask. for • grant
of $450 to aria to Its building, and that
should the grant be made, Mr. Hambuk will
guarantee that • steamboat will be brought
here this summer for the accommodation of
sumer sr visitors and excursion parties. The
communication was sent to the special com-
mittee to report at next meeting, on motion
of Councillors Goode and ('antcloo.
A communication from 14. Johnston, .ec-
r.tery of the Recycle flub, asking permis-
sion for cyolbts to use the sidewalks from
now until the 24th of \lay-, was referred to
public works committee to report.
An application from IV. Passmore, secre-
tary of the Godench Ita.e ,:all flub, •eking
permission to nee the Agricultural Park
grounds for practice and matches wee, on
motion of 11. Nicholson and D. Holmes,
granted.
A oommunicatioo from the city clerk of
Toronto, re. tax exemptions, was sent to
special committee and clerk to communicate
with .he writer to ascertain what ezemp-
ttuns are proposed.
A communication from the sexton of
Mediated Cemetery noting needed repairs
was sent to cemetery committee with power
to sot.
The finance committee reported in favor
of paying the following accounts :
A. S. Chryetaf... ..5139 03
The Caked• General Electric Co .. 7 75
The Canada Electric co 9 85
The Pickard Eleotrio Co . 29 25
St I:*e. Prise 11 40
Tee 13 00
Tee Star 30 75
The report was adopted.
The harbor onmmittee presented the fol-
lowing report
1. That the aro light at the dock be re-
moved, and that three 32-.a.dle-power in-
-nade•me% lamps bo placed in its stead, the
Itght tee be plaited as directed by this men -
2. Thai the i;oll*rieh'Lumber ('o. he noti-
fied to biota the logs in the harbor properly
boomed anti all sunken lope raised on the
opening of oavigatioo.
3. That the docks be cleaned off and the
neoeee&ry repairs be done ander the direc-
tion of the obairman and Councillor Craigia.
M. Nt. u..i.-to., Chairman.
The report was &doffed.
A oommunio&tion was read from McKee,
of Kerrie, rea•rdine the ringing of & curfew
bell, was referred to special committee to
T he ooaacil tam ad coursed.
Co E. L. U.
The following ars obs topics for the did.
leant young people's societies which meet
during next week
North -.t Methodist church E. L. of C.E.,
Friday evening at 7:30 olook. Ile Maris
26th the topic "Giving and Recants(
Praise" will he takes by Mien Wiktor.
Koos ('harsh 1.P.M C E. Tuesday evsa-
tog at 8 o'clock. Topa ter Maren 30.
•• Whet Clriale. Hereupon is Amid Hoes,"
will he led by Miss Belie Wiper.
Vietnrt•-.t Methodist ohuro* R_ L. of C.
R.. )(delay eventing at R o'clock. (Iti March
96, • eewsseratine meeting. with gaieties
drawer, ltd by M... Annie Clarke
All are cordially netted to attend thuse
weesti.ge, whish are held is the haseonwtho
of the diffsreet ehsream. Members from
ether .nel.ti.s ars invited to he pr.s.rt,
Ned will be warmly w.lesmed.
Farm RAI lm --A heater from an old
oab.rHor, R. H. Masse, of Rey ('lids
Mia*. N•am• tail hie wife has Awes sealed
►e aur land for there 'Heaths with Bases.
B. •Mallen M earner, .cad eve deetssw
who haws bees &t eelleg her stem that her
saes is hopeless. The away fnesds et Mrs
AAwws t.s this amain will be sorry is bear
mesh r Meeh