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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-6-24, Page 1LW HIT[Wsla�•"' if os want as Al live odie OW. smoke 9bEEN seen,AgxtseD sr nDOCKS a KEN N/MY GODEBICH. Fos Oise Ysais IN 1�TE]'Q7j3pA' 1' ` TUNE 24, 1897. D. IdeGILLICUDDIr, EDITOR HD L�7AD ONTARIO, CANADA THURSDAY THE TORN COUNCIL. ry I TH YEAR. -1827 GOLERICH, TH� Pr•es'd °` tm. ether .id..t the liocwtan: .p 1 OVER HE HURON �• I tan when • revival u to Dome in • leesd with the yMaple riOalterel products of the oohs - try meads .d home, dl lselisR well P helped ` eads a' preesot low prices. 01 ttaist 1IHM��' pEPARTMkNT. NEWS OF THE DISTRICT. teacher, trustees tool ell who Au.tb•r of the memoir �)�lIIL1 2,,0111 mW. dsabers ' -••• _ DUNLOP- The f114131111-01111 ► CTU' make the pfaio • se.oer. pvNa• ••• rr.hIN11.a. t of $.rMrt Morrie test �e ]gc�a•rrje of Rat Nort•a•. 1Al order to carry es the trovernmeo ondents l(iisDAT' June 21. Hamill this dt�t~ From 0111'0 wn CorresP Lon rand township rimed away t this to his sterof George Cookerli•e. Enjoying se ram Ube pecod belt ere mast estuary s t boom o• Friday eveotog, la �- r.on of h be en'• wait name"Hated! vtsi ed b* ,.0 tbropah life fairly g • etsw,cud w k. idol • paralytic •trot• •tow dal has been Med- ea reedy PHA and re red. For 44 Tan b• poor and aptortauate, w• m & C.ndease& never ',worsted. the er the to� � the ties& of hie lutes. Mrs. L•w- • resident o! Hallett. Oar &.relaters maks top George Aoderon his just moo- r terao•. of • system of mi. aspersed men Essar : fHulwhich will sok * venue by mesas a tis. Mrsoitob•, plated • very handsome onD �• tier bdag Ie proportion\s1; Lr Taylor, from BacklM. la Exeter Mid Dy our property bio come here wilt "'}�� rea►dtnR--.--•- played for by numbers of the � k of the propertyan fnoome tax os blob. 1► is made of copper. bronzed Ire. alto by l•v7feg � talon is Goderleb. 'IYohborne war• is silver, plated, sad is his owe Dapdiwotk. es rsoetvimg • salary of /400 sad over. Mr. ••d Mr.. Thos belle, 'pallets, eta. � alto, by mean• of • tariff, tax goods M.4tvALE.of J. lsfamhy arranged of °•° eddy say that sled from other uppnfrom and tin' TUESDAY,00tis. JUDO 22. Thompsoerich Wt Mw. S. Mdrews. workmanship rennet W Testes. But • tarp Diss i o! S tit . of T u on the sick III Thompson sad tit Doli time teacher et the has erased se a geoesd . i soo Discs of the Vie.. .1t of any - 005. u made from the las on Tcww•ter, w•c to town Joseph Case, nicely es b worthy (il000, deflate. Mr. Skilling.g•ltlord school nod well known here some nicely tjo•tib, liquors 000I•• ••k t Mrs. yarn ago, was inserted at ender;Bengal• m hasE ►� John Gr•oRor hid °n• of sou Doo. to early of dollar., noting here he sow rendes; n' tbD question b shall we hevd•Sooblbi• J `;cllsn . b grocery Madame reg i• the caw mill sod bow stall we moot this •pOl' The garden party 1 O • night reomntiy eemeoo be Rant majority of oar people aro crow Dol an offi° 1id of the evils of intemperance. No I man or women eau go tnrouab the Id for thirty or forty yeah and not see material and morel desolation wrought the use o1 intoxicants Some will ay emperste use of into:Manta, but Ire must we draw the hue. The utee I women who ars drunkardstcharacter, home, rely not mew to sour this,. wba they fade, D«iwes. •vM yen were tails, the moist glom or rya intoxicants as a stimulant that would res to greater exertions. Onewho most have Teri obtuse mind indoor' ices, railway magnates, doctor, stud best Ismer bre lance character. (tb&t bbd say f eeeesion'), position •ad pre pie why at It is only weak-minded pea irk to excess• our revenue. But bow are we to make op i the first place we will consider • low of rr nnbtie M•4toti••• sad their inmates. J' have our gaols. Wbe ars supported toss [cots' Apart trop the re Fon in are opt almost •11 there either heady or indirectly as the remit of the •e ot strati drink. W. have our eey Cie. -ter• the tomato• end whence kms. bey ' Creon • cared se*ty.is rade •f them esfortenetes we find massy Moss briniest intellects •naycle destroyed ramos- e , powers have been ot intpxlwtled ,broa&h the immoder&bs asst suffered Woks: °theta are thee who he sed to develop its resouross, as spry o to foster its industries and to pro - There 1e ferermatl.a Sere 1 hit CaA •$ N fess& •aywbers ilii -Mew• costar ells 4 fett_'lae Masa. to the teed stag gl..0 •i TWI • modify 'Mem .R Omar Mews served &. to Salt Seery r.lat ciiPD+a4 ens From •very tlsee/en• U ALTON : The choose factory sold te formerly of Brussel" : A. B. yitap•tsose store bum 0 .es roar : while work- ing takes off on Thursday. s Hallett : n the farm of stole • dozen floe pall., from James Aiken'. of the god O. art, eldest Clinton : Miss Mary Bigg art, ot, R. Biggar*. is in • oritios1 oes- dittos from blood poisoning. E. Wawanesh : Whole playing football last Setwrdsy evening West Quinn had the misfortune to get his °oiler bons broken. Exeter : Roger Croaker, son of Rtohard Croaker, town, lett Toronto last woes for tis• Old Country to witness the Jubilee celebration. Mrs Wm. Walton : Monday afternoon. Douglass. • highly esteemed older 9died at her home in this village. tee years and 8 months, i make of oboes" at trio. tan • Mrs Fluke' spent Friday visiting • Morris. at Robt. L..thoru'• last Tuesday evening w a a decided somas. Mr. and Mrs. McKee and Mw Lime, of Belmar*. spent Monday at John Robert- son's. days ago, w for the past beep w the gr •w years. isl lwwotor Tom rave our sob ranting visit Friday morning of last week, R • bolt holiday tor the •ftern000• The ma- jority of the scholars were not in favor of iteo . Because potato plenum' at h. .wvhyas preferable as going to home ltori pot u Drs off at school, there being no excuse to beg their homes from school through the week. ASHFIELD. TessLAr. June 22. The AabS.ld ee••eement roll gives the tollowiOg figures lot 18L'7 : 3.449 Population 3.449 No. of rattle . . • •' • „ 3.829 4 • sheep ..... 3.82 ,. bogs ...... .......... 1.7919 • horses ....:.�r..... ..�..791 Acres of o:chard .... , ..... 3.761 • fall what.. .•$1.3,76 0 Taal aressmat..... ..,• a toasty the spoilt*. o4 th fir goods, 'sorrow ire sorrow has come so lak boasted fast, Inc r, • t roams fit lized bbeea dethroned: or lather, that rs•mrs Hie indirect r..s1t el to .e o fi t�o&&ts Rae s: Te sae ° ear bosses of refuge. Why other sones: we have K poverty , Why so many so much !abjee* t and in the rant ata- ►ooelesD . D. set we jortuy of lamas° a 'bat the nee of strong drink u the prin • traitor test bas °attribut- ed to di, this bomele sees. mistral prisons, We have psnite taart•s�w of refuge, reformatories, gaols sad the taxes all of which most be kept up by of the people either through tism agesev of the Dominion, t'rovt000 or County g0 lag bodies, maltose of dollars ars thus spent in keeping op ItstitutIonm which ewe ly mode neoeeary by the dri.ki �we•er of our people. Some will say, t will these institutions se* be required if tie m.00taotnn sad sale of ietexieatisy drinks are prohibited. well we have the°eb illry ing, and for some time h may be tion and Dori to retain our Muses d rete. rectioiat the residue expenses id be earteilad almost immediately of the ry a000rdmg to the loonies. or decrease fewer tam•t.w and they inset beams directly we beta prohibition and iooreasiog• ly become fewer as the habits of the people becowe fixedly sober. of Ie*oxioante Some sy dispute the umI will refer being es incentive to mime. Utah Sethe Otien%l statistics for the year LEEBURN• MONDAY, June21. Tom Our school bad a visit from Inspector Friday atteam •a of last week. John Tbompeoa. •t one time • resident here, sod for some time in Muskoka and mow of Goderioh, was married to Miss Sarah Andrews. of Uoderioh. Wednesday of last week. d week • lissom las_-W •dneedsv weddiag took pIsos at the resides*" of 1)•vid BtirlbU, in whieb his daughter, Agnes. was married to Hugh Thurlow in the presence of relatives and triads, the Res. M. Markey, of Goderiob, performing the oerea,oay. Mr. and Mrs. Tborlow have the cont.:aid/Ai s of a largeore .ai ot.is of friends a the tutuse he journey of life_ ° go last week. Sheep shearing was the Seeing an item in The `star of last week, to it. Amberly heading recording the big time with shears made by Hugh Munro, extoling him for hie teat in .hearing two *hoop to 55 minutes nod that o• mats in the two town• ships 000td heat this milord. And now our townsman, John Oke. .bard 28 sheep at A. H. Clutton'• in seven hours, tying ui, the Rome and holding his shop while shear- isr; sad io 1896 at James MoHardy's did 30 in 5 hoop, at this place he was not *ware that he wee timed until after. And Tears ago he did 80 ata big °lipping .Mr. -Oka bee but did sot tie M•d•••nr-` is now in the sixties and is yet able to downntario any obampion with the shears W his tee's. We .app°•• the mason is now oat, but any man a ...lor sager to test his skill let es koow next year beton shearing. Re - the reseed of John Ote u true. Dealt We have also �rs°f �°�°t b��ortie+. known to us . do mw. do $ see flies and like the Amberly when shearing sheep. COLBORNE TUE-ADO', Jane 22. June 20th will loop be remembered at Banmitler over the fraternal spirit that Pre- vailed among the dtilerent Doors* sool•tiee to Doitinr together tan • body too demon- strate the Diamond Jubilee o lin' at most gracious Queen They old he hall cod marched to tis church in good British style, headed by No. 2 Company. 33rd B•tt•llion, soder oemm•nd of Captain Yining. The societies which took part were the `Sons of Lrodlend. benevolent m- oiety, Canadian Order of Formless, Loyd Orange Lodge. No. 152, Anoint Order of United Workmen. Rev. Mr. Oliveat had 000trol of the service. and tookot for his text the 16th verse of the 8th Map. Proverbs, mss, wbiob bn diso sno med to a meet eloquent Der, and so snooeeslully that every one Deemed to go home with the impressioa that there woe no land like Britaiinn yets the et, arid the words as their lips, ' guess." Brnoefield : Jos. W.teon bid his arm badly sMld•� whale •ttempttag to provost the bees sempiew from oo i of the pipes Iu o0ureSNmm wish the boiler in the s&wmi . •�•-+ *tent took plane Hallett ; As lot ir5ltl51 o! gni. at the bow of Mrs. Devid Reidd, her daughter. lint Wwas emoted to Fromm daughter, Jibe, Startle COMING AND GOING - Tudor Marks. of Bayfield, was lost -_1 Joo, Bamford, of Clinton, was ia ri h Friday. Stang 51111 nye Case reg or the a aPlda o` he own oonn ll semi-monthly on Fridley of the tows inir Present -Mayor J. R. Shampoo. •••n Deputy -Reeve presiding. Reeve Proudtoot. and Tbost.D'•w, 204 Deputy D Holmes Councillors Tweedy, G'►ode, Colwell, Nairn, Ntobolsoo, Dunlop, Pridb*i, Neftel, Cente- l**. Craigia, Mor tin. *louts' of last meeting reed. •pore' Mid *Woed. (;olborpo, oommanio•tion from J.- 15g for eas•ta y ld•olugice IostttMi• lweek. ° was is tows G. W. Berry. of Lookup'', on Saturday. was Huron's eapi• H. Jessup, of Blyth, gal on Friday. is 8a - Miss Mabel MIOKensie is visiting See - forth this week. the Co. Joo. M.11roy, of itlycb, was in town on Friday. visited Ood. Mn. M. Jessup, of Blyth, rich the poet week. 15 dating blends in Mn. 8. McLeod. Seatortb this weak. aged tabor home. Mrs. Firth and .Os rat _-- • Loodoo, ass Saturday. Jsb. Payne, of THE SIG:(AL staff. egoist Jubilee Day in Clinton. visit- ing May Molloadd, of Detroit, is ai;tter tteeasr•at•iroof . Wm. Ralson returned from • business trip to Wharton on of Thursday. b .i the old Percy Sheppard, b for • two week's holid•Y• DUNGANNON• pa�a•noe Nomas. -The toed mead lot J. 0. nerd. Tills Maxim Is lit %M• eons J.Y., ter outteoew. to.. adverthant •nand lobe wbo will receive ot den for a°s authorised ions oris work. and is ,athet lied to give teostpte for *mounts paid for the mine TrwTDAT, Jape, 22. Rtttrnrp1s.-Remember the in' °seam aeoi•l on G. Westbrook's lawn co Thursday evening. the 24th in't. eating. !r. L.-Sybje°t for next weekly m " Life of $olomoo. ' 'Qae.tion match. by the paste" Rev. F. Swan. COMING AHD 00111'--lir.Rolert nwey, of Londa, and wife daring last re the guests qt his brother. Andrew Dreaoey, Ashfield. 1892 where they f lidwsls&s1osM" As to i.delesese in liquors the ratan show:- *eleslsaig, Modest• drinker, -- 47 d Immoderatedriskere--40 et Betels. Showiest tow Others -13 i; of orlmf at mid have a very sad lnorreliably tore re of oar people o very ea9 Dwore sot for the nee of alcoholic it is wen we have the emin- ent authority of Sir Oliver Mowat wits W shad that twee quarter• d the mime of the Dominion of Canada 15 doe JITectly o tedtrsotly te the use yt 1510115• � Our aim V to find eat behe fir OD for the toes to the Destinies 000,000 oestrib•td by the Bauer lntetreste to the reveals.. Ws all t that msauN,dtt rhla the Sret year then r Std alae bet cannot our bead• of deprtmea ter the fin of ourtailtag pablto e.9saam 'these lbsthe Year: there site be so dlMooit7 -venue for enbeequ see Seam Havlai • *$ Mateo, who bas Blyth : Y:S. QbMfi � esus, tar.- sngo. , 21 y f nth I vii a fors few welled with frioeds w led days the past weak. Sb• will shortly go to Safari, N 1 - AUBURN. 1 TD.=DAT. Jane 22. A pleases% meet took place a Wednes- day eaaking et last week • t e home Wm. Symington, when thew Bella Soel%t estles ek-aedlo°k .ad r. Mateo Beer, bet pop51 young people of ear village, in the eremites of over 100 invited seem., while the village bead sweetly played the wedding O bride looked beautiful, gow we ne be with bridal veil and roses. s bridesmaid, Mies Veggie Elam. wore pas Oak. Lillis Tina SyruingtOe. sae o the bolds, dressed 15 white Swims masks, sated ss mad et boner. Tb. woe •upper*• d by bis brother. Gilbolt Baer. lite sere - essay oyes, they .11 at dieb e to the good did setae jbit jentio provided, was alivesed by mesio from the bagpipe and the �•dD the test ot the evening s spent the tong and other •mummies elil t e 51 • rly morning, when tb• kappy The t au a trip to Buffalo nod other plains. Th. 7 of • couple start life amid the tMsIl- lane simile of friends well -withers. • • __, p.�•Fbe directors of Ashfield '�' Afrnonieard So- ciety held • meeting last week with • Mew of making arrangements tor • falexhibition in at Dnor•nnm, Farther par sear future. a obi• Petaarr.L Toru*. -Her Majesty's lee and Bon. W. !sorter's grand and honor- able reception, which is tnimiabls in the history of premien of the British colonies, are the prinnlpsl topic* of dl and snodry of our oittxens• 8rtrcrt•i -'PM' sen nth school sonod Wingham : James Carr. of Lower Whig• helm, while kicking football on the park on Saturday evening, had his ankle badly ally •reined. It wee thought at tint had boon brogan. tetra CliDtok : On Moody morning treasurer Coats rewtved from r m the Govern- ment • obeque for $10.00°'vr as its share of is fall that the town reoei tis 8tevely estate. has ntern.d Wingham : •1)- Sutherlend from ll•aphin. Man , where be has par - chimed half • motion of land. which he pro- poses working, besides oosdnotiog • fint- olma hardware store. r Moved the weal great of $100 tgmrsead. • Sahel, that the by Dunlop, eoopded by usual grant be paid to the institute. C.r- rued. read from D. F. A ppmmoslwtion was Baalbek, asking that he be allowed to tease the whole of the property his works are pow situated. for a term of five or to years at • rental ot $40 as be be- lieved that the lease now held by J. S. Platt expired in • short tuna On motion of Councillors Pridho, the mid Nicholson the letter was relieved board ot works committee to report to oouoolL mitts. abowlog the Report of fin °om o block had number of times the w•tohm•n been rung was Sled. in favor The isnot ootamiitM' reported ta-payin& the following •000unte : Steady Bros, $17 54 ; J Mn1.r. Strp�'-Ste•ivaL. - $3 43 ; Jae. Johnstoe, $68.00: J. H. Worn sell, $12 52 ; J • litegbo7. $) ; A . Cary- Ital. $42 27 reasdiam Gemers! Co.,$114 Davison A Co., $35. • A. 1,... $44.57: . R. J. lamely tion bold bite fest week, was tate 7 hems Mise R Wilkinson aft on Saturday f Toronto en route to Minneapolis. E. W. Rellig•n, of Ba>L1e. ho. obargst tko stook wire at the C. P. R. office. Harry wards, of the furniture factory, visited h holm" is London last week. ('-. 56 • ' Wim Bros $10 : 83 k or gjr brid.. $7 93 ; S. tans, $36 bard.. Brussels : A sows f� oppropriat•d • keg of flab from the Wes of James Bdbe- tyn•'s last Meadsy misfit. Ur. B. step ii return the empty beg MOW rive see�it6 er till o w. Btsomd•ill• : Mn. J. 8. osPorte`•/a• the honor of being the °hampt r so far this .eases. One day this week she landed • ba e&y weighing opened • ball pounds. It was sought just below the dam Hallett : W. T. Noble. on of T. Noble, of the 3rd, died oe Friday last after an IHe nese of several months, aged 17 years. was • promising young man sad much sym- pathy is expressed for his parents. Vr. and Mrs. J. P. Taylor end son, of Exeter were in Godsric& on Saturday. A well-known cyclist paid SI 45 to r aver: last week for riding on the sidewalk. Harry P•rrons,of the Bank of Commerce, Stratford, spent Sunday at the parental me- adows. Dr. Jas. J. MtloMath, who had been laid up for the peat.t1 weeks, has we ars pleased to ay, •uthotistly r.00vsred to be able to be out again. attend dternoon and eve Ma res t m 0041 was to point ot interest, a Mar e oms rferd mmoot•The raid Deoretary will probably rive farther pertical•'s. 8tisamse as COGitGi -The mumioipal oonnoile of the municipalities of AibBeldwed- West W•wanohh will met in ntheir respect- ive plates of meeting oo June. All ooaoerned take sea aaoordingly. Cennwee at 10 o'olook 4 st. sharp. sober people we will hevo • pre.pwSM pilo - pis capable of be•t15g theiraborts the 'sooty • mal[ ILO g overnment .xp•a••• t fes food. sofa on li seise p w111 be en °foaling. house fdrai•tIDP sad eemforteble dwellings, so that bbe5111 the 11qu5 Whin, wholesale and retail. am sae Mtn' the 00e- tribating of the $7.000. w sobs revenue wrest the money Weald still M le1rdso among our tradesmen sad vaelti °Mamie would find fee way bask to she Ooveraraist tn•matl• 11itlw. Ie the n Seesaw ~l to tj5 do too not flag a aNribing e.oeN balmo14ss . TM bs& Titre 11 wee WO bads were fend vee ' ades ponsesee ter •'Pian ter reverse .ad only he power leads wee available ler The whole thee r ow15g ed feed problem ads world emirs the malt. Oar tan ei used* bastes impelled te seed b� people of us - glide of dollars to t d tis lea n.eople of L' whelb • a5•naa los • '1'beta are worse sof them mai CaavAt.sMamm° Welker, ho have eds of Mesdames Mamma leased to ban .4 the hens eery ill, will be p masa recovery of both of them- ALN that ear le to a ab of the ate biosso wart. here, that be was i able . a about, cat Friday bet. m the meaty Ih evasion Atrthere 1T*5.0 • is.«a t of the list thentbe member" ettheA.O.U.W.and ��� W eittzsns of Dsagessen sad 1 o vicinity The ser ice held in the Epl•o°9a pastor, Rey. T. L. Armstrong, preached an steeliest and appr°Priabe seamen founded oto ieo words as st of epistle the He - Mews, le the first verse of the lbtb obapof the 111uw.. " L•t brotherly leve o°stht»." Clinton • The old friends of Mn Bordner. • former resident of this town, will be sorry to learn that both her sight sod her memory are tailing her ; she M at preop nttl Iivts' wish bet danrbor, Mrs. Baker, 111. •-T*ttrlyb .-A .earl* L_ Mrs. Tragedy mote op to visit the of W. Chapman and while there she was aka ill. Although everything pOss ible was done for her the oatieeed to fail and died bet wedmd•y. viol reto her sister Mrs. W.derson left HMondaycos • of Wingbsm, the lady having been seriously ill for some weeks. M. Lockhart, of Auburn, and Wm. ilio, of Dpogannon, were in town Satur- day arranging for the Farmer's excursion to Guelph. of Chicago. Mr. •ad Mrs. E. 1.•Mowe. spent • few d•ye hi town the past week at the resideow of Mrs Geo. Cox. E. F. M. is not muob changed by his residence it Uncle Barn's Dominion.. V o On motion of °b•tl'man Prtdb•m. smoosa- ed by O•naloo, the motion wase.the The oemetery committee presented following : 1. Tibet your committee be empoweired to area a stand pipe •t the Demeter] and make the neoseserc ext•sotoas 1e Mks the water system satisfactory. ted cwt of pips, 5120. aroh•ssd for use 2 That • souttfler be D in the oemet•ry. On motion of Canales and Tweddie the report was adopted. Pridb•m sad C•ntelon moved that the founain@ on the Square be 000verted into rookeries and planted with ferns. Lost. Moved by the reeve, seconded by Nichol- son, that the fountains on the Squers be r•• moved and the surface levelleddos by Nut. Moved by the reeve, rsoon that bylaw No. 8 of 1895, fixing the amount to be paid for billiard hatless b• amendod as follows : By striking out the words forty and fifteen dollars and in plots 'amebae the words twenty dollars for the otab h and ten dollenDeemed for the •end and m other table. G{id over till next meeting. eting- Moved by Goode, 'scalded by the public works committee he v suita• ble walk pat to the bathing srr•Dgemente for repair of bathing house cin be made with Ye.e-Ptondtoot�nHomes. the fol- lowing Toa Nairn, Goode, Ceatslos, Thompson• Nays -Tweedie, (k•igls, Martin, Colwell, Nd - tel. Dunlop, Niohoton. N,atra, Moved by Pridb•m, •soondnd by that the mental to a body •tteotM Clin- ton celeaving lebr•tios ea the 22nd. sill 3 g. by nod 9 •. M. train, remaining gm. then leaving for Seeforth Ian •land tba de- mwtrakkel.1s e\eb tows. OstrM4. Mr and Mn. A. Molnto•h. of **ult Ste. Marie, Mich.. spent • few days in town ebb week The visitor' were on their wedding trip and ajoyed their stay immensely. Ya 14ollt em u be sh himrer to when be was oh se °lark 01.57 will remember In his brother J. S's. store. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF. W hNe ape ems the dog tags yet. OODERICH .TOWNSHIP. .1111DAT, Jane 22. Neatly reeAe1eiwest be Clistos ins role- brate the Quito • mobs' of our loo•&• of Ma diffenet moieties s*tendd MM spate' males 15 Ili, GssrgS s shutroh, OJ&mllleb. Beadsy last. was 15 /M atom. Jobe Levy. of Carlow, .kip bet week Mildew the beam eyeless fence tan wb%h he 1. semi sed Best •11 road in the.Lroaieet• ohespes t wire Cees we leave yes sea and d y ems. lsente are a dimgood T ss ellen Me mem •d Aum a OUT h t» the p••ple el Wiwi Wee by d1 swage swami the asides aid the selling of that latish hi•a �1e•e'lb rme awl %WWI emes b 1.415 lave died for wast of fond basses t tense* *bey awe grow .flim lm order to pr .rat Ibelr lee ee be � b serealise time there by wase Mee a g e1 Mee- II" e•- h bo151 bas lanerM Pre **NO emcee M� th eat • . ewe lredi4le1M hOleeent a reea." Wale esairodel aid "yet •w•7► de Clod Msere ad r► balmy is Opeople wits& It 111 the teed esevemikerief *eat No. 8 held their annual Pl,neiaFri 8.11.51. The weather being ea Friday 5lsmber of eeis t an tat to llyenjoy large and oat to sejev see• dtr°oen. 1. taro p rtioi- pato dweal la byyathe eases. Bill Mee ball, feet bail, A••_anl.yed bbyyethe rums As Rpp�r was ento7ed •11 prslert. Tbe Papaw band wee is aNhedaese Bald pevaealpS elsedh*st mode arrant Iii�jr1e.m. wades and every este had a pod Ism" Brookfield : Mr. Burdge, president of the Brumfield Oboes Mmideetaring Co. made an *zealot' sate of the owes& etsds is the t•otory during the usostk of May which He ac - is - oe.da in getting 8f °• perp seedt h ch eateries n. fraction over what soma °sive 1. quits ill this Grey : Mrs. Louie Steyr week. The little 2.7.51 -old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steles had mtstortaweheioh step o5 a needle on I brok5 eft 15 her toot. She had to be taken be • doctor to 5•vs it removed. HARBOR AND RIVER. The town dook has ban °leered up sad looks •11 the better for tet. Pooh were plentiful the peat week sad come big strings were trade. waed fry Lest:- • ---e+ mai a • A. II Clormtal, the °Detractor, ed the sew bale at tits weer weeks. ektlatah- trees Tlosembe. with 30p000 feet of w. Clara limber for N. Dreeld, ar- rived a Moed•y mora%g• Ptrsm _The Umiak whoa sawed plods wee held els the abed Brewed. Gs W wiser day after tee. Jae* 16, tad woe ti � the 041 meet ui me la the &slay takes •p M aftereeen wee eelsos PM gym by o•• s. Swiessea InkThu the wow tree .11 1l51fs05& be detirsdi the les bean n � fear times. wee ) woe. pie �tle Widews le sit weasel l be weal - .mc *mete. • ntabseeebee � yreety*moll l� gWiwi mad bm. maw1.Ibs-iO-1 roma The eweilee WI the yams pew �• at lar a �, ll sad ether adwa. whoa they inset r Bye have net bean a Plentiful as egpeet- eg. nevertheless ewes fa .*4 were meant ja.a off tb. btrraktPN�--.-.--.-Tlie --- - R. KIIy.var ea oed•. 8t. Andrew ,se,e15g with 38•. 000 bushels d wheat ben Pert Amber for millers slang the G. T. Beilmay. Sour. Tediums. Oa/bfa A- Liwao5. ar- rlvd is pert feria Wfanes ea Saturday evades filth 67,000 fpm of lumber for the Organ f.eary and 33,000 feet for tbe For - attune Oe. thio pert ak The tai Paan Oenmsn smile 8.5.1407 with Leanne, Mph av thole amble Ne. 14 and 2 Open tow wee ea les yb� ee edand ram bas ear barber of One of oar Teethe a rlitle eweesisi 15 the Mgber ow Thursday weals/ *poet sad to ISSN bwresd over. Tee swear seta pee Ne "east rtgh* ado ay. lathefed 15.the peddles gad Wahine the ad Oda owes gobed it w ieM1ma. ed the t*e imi, l the say Wis�bpm : Walter Carruthers, who perra°s- httarM at • tarn raising. I• bparentI7 pll o- ermsina se feverishly ae pori _ be s Meath beton =nab .bsais wee iibe ties d 15 ha emtditi•n. TM bred !totally law:rated is assay beefed: tv •peeererdna Meade the Geed Ms teigned over sixty 7 ears. Surf bath ler will be at a dtseoiat this 8ammar. The G. T. R. seat out 100 tosded oars ID. poet week. • Some of one merobants bad very pretty Jubilee. windows. Blyth : The marriage of Jewell Helhea+ of Detroit, Mich., .16.•t son et Ma. M. Heron. of this village, to lair Mary Hooper, formerly of Toombs, took oboe is di Pao sad St. Pool Jesuit ebarob, Do- ltish ea W.4e•ed•y ateeafine. Jane 9th. on Etw : A quiet weddls* leek Oboe Tuesday moraine of the week at resi- their dace d M. Fogel sad wife• wor- riers daughter. Miss at ate abbe a was umbel berm•aa Flys to G..• Marisa. maker here bet sow a dirk 15 • e sere) pore at Harley. orates plea w : ibis �>� direct from Oesw-- •tpp1M were Fetal Harbor, 1hMmas; cos orate was a wieat is Mr. Oirl15•, the ether M R. Howard, of B17tb. sad they were eat by Mrs Mose, aster of n• Howard. ante re- alise it that dlamat 'ohm Nee's Thursday is llominioa Day. Yon'll stay in tern of eoarne• toss badly bitten Jae. 8. Platt'i daughter by • dog en' day last week. J. H. Williams' dwelloug no Market street is nearing oom➢ Orden are Dominat the Henderson Bicycle factory inquiet Bowls is one of the most attractive and test attended amusemente than days. Getting the gram outside the Court Sew Square wee an •dvanee moveeMt• The Queen s Diamond Jubilee Is >lamb, the Signal's Goldin one is near at hard. 11111Mdaw New 015.: E. V. Moore mad wife.: W1►. were 15 awn Wedo•edy>� M the while ea their waybe *Ase►. lady's treater. Mr. Wbataly etsram Kr. Moore w beset twelpkesper ter the wbs feels jewelry hoses el Sem' Vis Oa Be wee at ens bars siSiAbrel ef the Salt ea the tweeeel Owler .1. AMM tawt1. We be c5m*.d w• Ohsasnwg tarp Woe paths 0bW he sewhen• irk vatt- ed lGleneetert. wipers be met Rely. aidee W&M1M behit- bee 1. w.rw1s4 •adwoke *boa by Norse wa- ded ed Fre tbbty yuan see, Be else sailed ilea [fees his Mahar es the editesj►t Wad elft w Ian s wast &May yam He rem* 1Ufamie rely 1bei dmmrg5a wows. London. Joan 22 -By eight o'olok this morning .9 of ►be stands surrounding Book- Ingham the Palace were filled. eolonial prooeesion ODM.th sight with r of Roberto of Kandebar. the Varese 1s Irolsed. at their heed, riding • superb Arabian horse, they met with • tremendous reoeptcoo. The Canadian Premier, Mr. Wilfrid leerier. in a socked hit and .attorm. and having his wite beside him, was very well received. They both bowed °Distantly to the cheers with whioh they were greeted wherever reoognizsd. The C.s*dtaa troops evoked approving comments w all sides; but the feature o1 the o.losiel promises woo a• deaohmest of Rhode.tse here, beaded by Captain Maurice Oiffard, the wail -knows South Atrio•n of6°sr, with bpm armless sleete, Aorta, suet aides.. ef motive swam Tb. Canadian Premier. lir. tourist. met with an y warm remotion .t the ontoal.l tamale, eppesta the Horse Guards. H. afterward; e•1d te • repr+•sst•tive of the As•eetatd Prem :-"I was freatly im- pressed he tb. uploads* d the, day's oer.- semy and by the athe ism& °miti to re- ceived tram the lmmw• swede NEWSPAPER COMMENT• New Rea : TH1 131010 AL hal an olio's Ste weak deeded " Dews 11 to 15 wb%b there is loom. geed ark* gives the Liberia Government. We sad.r se every word d it. s.* p.rtloalerty beelines '1911! StoIAL uses *1, but became le 1s Arta. apt resat we basest room be My all we wield Ike to. I1 they are set etenhl the Mew& are galas te rate e• a rook d their Own ere•Sea. St. Georg.Sunday duringuthe aminohool serape own- 9°sm at 9:4b a, menthe. The orris tote ry shipped • kiss erases prteeepaUY to Nova Bootie sed 155 Bruns- wick. this week. Q•pais Rabb should met • few_ They would overawes the sand ��! for they ore loath/teat shoal.. 0,t &stoat The West Huron Farmers' Iestltate's asexual .11.51on to fleslpit nese Memday. Fw from Gederieb oast dollar. Lovely trees, peaty stream, refreshing brewer. freedom from sickness sad head - looms worsen 15 the picture tit G.deriab Mw day.. They ay the Altera Use shim, somas- lase lll weir astreot ter /M las lAs• N *0 we elpeof ot 10 boot en Dorsinioe Dsy. J Harper & Lee's ad.. 'motel w too bee fer Oda bees wW .ea next week. Th. tier Iles tl ue tants 11111,1111. =be Mom, OW. d11ef which Oid Wena beryls litet Ptaelm e'eTb. aro*•) plea% of R. S. No. 1 Oedatsh t.weahlp will take pia& bose'r•w attnra-e. It will be mar Palley's farm A. d d % .ad am�e teo he 1WMsrd Wm Nan 33 to Weal Dt'- s derrIle with besot is Obatra sort barely at3Ma ?fila Rein Tara. -•41a multi es *rte the of ties lord Nps MI saw haus betted. std the ewarsrkrn ate se the ores• seeelebraeM obs* • e • New Fos t 11 lbw fe easy team who b ea - Wiled to the R..tetrarehly of W estwe *b, OW vases, by the &lath .r Shades /my. filth ams a 111.0eadla er, editor el the Yrea- gliar. Hie eeevierte the warty see' to widaided; tiro iW thenal 5m femme t. el iPeet fir% ow* M T*ariay. ` Jullow wry. ehlili ' Nuatteoll es Sebee•