The Signal, 1897-7-1, Page 51
)N.
Arable
(Willie
)sly to-
t. The
Linable,
o whioh
. Spald-
ir many
iota, on
I : W•
ble en•
ing the
In our
hugs tor
If, and
massed
maiden
was the
:kioson,
in the
of Dr.
re, her
but she
pati• os
(mid all
hearty
Liven to
religion
to her
Won to
devoted
D mOan
e helots
tofit to
trvty. •
oeth all
rlaoe on
Trinity
imooar.g
the deep
children
sly bs-
W ing-
Bank of
the de-
1u.sral.
od oeuu-
will goo
is tubers
*roam,
M pots -
mold be
m of the
alto sore
whioh I
icing "
Ills until
rest, and
ooldaess,
it the ta-
m a fail -
3017
on by
' have
.11lw.
II Mens
WINDING -UP
SALE.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Ready -Made Clothing and
Men's Furnishings.
ESTATE JAMES A. REID
Business shrewdness, eful
buying for Cash and hon sell-
ing has made this store a cess
the past eighteen years a ' our
sale is drawing a great crowd
d o
economical buyers who
where to get a superior class of
goods at prices that are beyond
the whisper of competition or
comparison.
COMPARE PRICES,
CONSIDER TRE SAVING
--, TI „SIGNAL : GODB}t ICH ONTARIO. _
"skiing and crashed through. Headlong it
dashed to the edge of the w e
ter some
twenty-five feet below, t•ktng
strat
wean, 000upente and @notate also'. Jas.
Reflltrell sod eon were deviser ahead es
hat as possible to clear the way and wit-
neeed the o•lamtty. They hurriedly rue
to the renew and did evointhine poeett►le 1q
look atter the tainted. The threw were all
badly bruited and oat, but from oreasnt w-
oman the most serious results ware that
Mrs. Nott's thigh bone was ro th. side
C 's elbow pet out of *int.
of Mies Ora1R'e few severely braised. TM
hone floundered into the river sod was
drowned. Ito bask was bream la ewe
places. The ria was pot es badly smashed
as might b• expected, one bind wheel only
beteg wrenched from the hub, the reeds be-
ing broken and sone of the inns bent. The
•ooideot was a frightful one, end all remark
with wonderment how anyone ooald eaeaps
alive, lint Provfdww favored them. The
Meek Sillier which gave way was of pine.
there being • large knot where it broke.
This 1. • seven reminder that bridges of this
kind should have nothtrap bat iron or per-
fectly sound timber.-New.•Reoord.
And come to the busiest spot in 'tow.
F Befl closes at h o'fi evening except
Satnrasys
-Est. JAMES A. REID
Per S. J. RETIE toe)•
BOHHN. SHANNON --Te the
,ts of .J. It. a a daugnithter.
7N 3' b r. end Mrs Wea Manley, June
arren Thamown a
slighter.
MARRIED.
•
McEVOT-WILSON-At St. Luke's church
Aohbenham. Peterbore'. June lar& by
he.. Herbert Symonds M. A.. Dermot Mc-
Evoy to Jennie. daughter of the late Wm-
Wasps.
m.WILos. of Go.4erlab.
LONG brtd mesWb..A ►a.eaeetMm Jane
th. by Rev. R. Henderson. of ♦uban,
John D. Looss of Whgham. to Miss Ida
Sallow,. of Oderieh•
DIED.
Mc1ULLAN - 1n O.dwteh. ]1 Bet rd
hen Seth. lllI, MOW=
M aged
Jeers.
M. N IOL -1a Pert flares, an
ren ?..eNelt aged 77 years
The funeral will take plan from OW 0.1.1L
station. slier the arrival of the 11 af. Mahn
on Friday. July led. to Maitland.eliaMseT•
OL13N-1n Colborne, on Tuesday. Jose Mtb.
Janet Stnoaan, wife of Ale Glen -
aged 41 years.
The taner•1 will take place from the resi-
dence of nor hatband. 1 it 5. oars. 9. 'Colborne.
0o Thursday. July let. at 1 o'clock p.m.. to
Col borne cemetery.
fHE TALK OF THE TOWN.
BEES
laity!
fosse
Bedding
id to
ATB
TY.
tin
en
y8,
of Mr.
Will
of the
'tt
o iniinnated
r dark ;
sttend-
on sale,
fig let
P Tee
P,1I.
Is, 10o ;
From the Re
1f You've sole la a' Ike Mee. T Pak
ie tent It t a Cheers Amuse ?e
Taklie boles. an' nab 1M'11
Prone tt.'_/nrws.
mush to their own smasemeot, epperently,
though to the newly wedded it most be s
great nuisance, besides being a gross insult.
It is time such conduct was stopped, for be
aides beiag uogsatlemenly, it keeps many
wedding prtiee troth vtetttng t.oderiob, and
thea tames the town in • pecuniary sense.
The man le Is eased indeed who has one of
Prtdham'e sitter sults to wear at the nese
on the Fina
As • reminder of the Diamond Jubilee sed
the ano'versary of Confederation in Ilei, get
photoed br Bellows of DOminlOn Day.
Bowls -stn interesting game of bowls
was pleyd on the bowling green, West-st.,
en Saturday between the following aides.
The gene ended in favor of Dr. J. R. Shan-
on's team with a more of 19 to 12.
Sheriff Reynolds A. McD. Allan,
Goo. Elliott Jno. Galt
D. C. Strachan A Farrow
Dr. Shannon Wm. Lane
A Nes DLPa&TVRI. The Kensington
Feralture Oo , Limited, have mads arrange-
ments with J. Bropbey & Son. Wrot-
e., to oarry • fall 1.. of their goods. Tb°
e. --.plc oss iWa fornitare from ht at
too -
tory prices. sad sod
deb* keep their
money in town, Myo • good ohsoce of
setting Some of it bask b supporting home
manufacture. All Reedited iM Usemeuy's
make are fully wernnted by thea.
A SISSIES 'x Tutt B*D -Oa Tandem even-
ing ot last week the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Toll, in East Wwanwh, was
one of flannelMntivtty. 1ars. Toll went to
the bedroom to prepare the bed tor retiring.
sod while In the sot of raising one of the
pillows. her hand tonohed something oold
and slimy. Ste gave a portent and rushed
from the room. Toll procured a lame and
went to investigate the trouble. To his
surprise at the head of the bid was a shake
cooly (soiled:aid spperentl) **Jayne • snug
berth. lis .tsot1y cu •etiok knock`
aom0*a IMMO maks three feet long. How
the '! to get into the boom
sad-tB•a is ewe w"'raom sed afterwards an
to the had r>rf9►aut Ming noticed is • mys-
tery. It meld not get t° the bedroom with-
out first erSMhe the room occupied by Mr
and Mn Tell all evening. Another theory
is that it may have crawled up the side of
the hones and through the bedroom window
whish had been epee during the day. It
took Mrs. Toll several days to recover tram
the flight reod'ed.
W 'armee-Cox. -A quiet bat very •knotty
event took plan at the residence of Samuel
Cox, St. Patrick's street on Wednesday. be-
ing IM morr of hie youngest daughter,
MatildeA.. to W. P. Westaby, of Blyth,
formerly of tk• big mill here. The bride
COMING AND GOING -
Mrs. A. M. Roes is visiting in (own.
Miss Charles. ll. A., left for home on Sat-
urday.
Chas. Crofts, of London, @peat Sunday in
Goderfoh.
Lorne Whyte, of Blyth, Well la town o0
Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Robertson is home for the
enamor holiday..
M. Monier, of Crediton, visited the Co.
town ea Saturday.
Thos. Gundry is the otlioara' mw caterer
for the 33rd to London.
Exeter Times : Jobs Crooke, of gods -
rich, spent Soddy in town.
Mr. and Mrs. !folksy, of Orangeville,
have Dome to reside in boa.
Exeter Times : George Willie visittod
friends in Goderioh last we.k.
Mies McLellan 1eft, this week for Strat-
ford to spend the holiday term.
Sesforth Ron : Mn. Pennington, of Gode-
riob, spent Jubilee Day in town.
Seafortd San : Stuart Straitoo, of .Gode-
Hob. spent Jubilee Day it town. -
Mrs. Chas. E Crabb has left town le join
her husband near Denver, Colorado.
Se•forth Sun : Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leas,
of liederieb. were in Utes Jubilee Day-
Kwv. Ih. re bas returned from Dan-
ville, N.Y., somewhat improved in health.
Mr.. Ba@well, of 3oderioh, orient Jubilee
Day with Mrs. Muldrew, of Egmoodville.
8. E. Hiok, of Petrie, stent Sunday and
Monday visiting relatives in town and tows -
ship.
Seafortb Sun . Charlie Chrystal, of
Goiedoh, .pent • fiw days in town tbb
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Craig. of St. Louts,our
first wormer visitot;,eeturnd home on Sat-
urday.
TOVESDAY, July 1, 1897.
PARTS GREEN IIILY
AfrE its
ALL RINDS
AT Holts AGAIN. -Rev. J. A. Anderson.
B A.• r.torned from WIaolpeg last week
and coadooted the settle•• of his obarch en
Sunday.
Tim Saunas -The Hamilton -at. breach
was joined to the Square bran& on Satur-
day, thus nearly oompleting the north half
of the town. r •
Tilts AID Tx. HMI -The Godertoh
Amateur Dnmatlo Co. will stay Time sad
the Hoar in the village of Auburn oa the
evening on July nth.
Ctl]TOx ve. GODwA ol--The bowling
olnba *Minton and Godseoh will play their
annual gems on the skating rink lawn, Wen -
.t, today, Dostlaloo Uy.
AT OTINTON -On Sundae a camber et
the (*embers of Manned Lodge drove 10
Clinton and fumed with their brethren ot
that burg to attaining Melee Sorriest.
MlxlSer000 Piga.-The 000teacton.
Moen. MoLtrea & Ooldtber7e, hews base
pushing tib work ea the tow pier, and have
now about one bnsgrsd feet of to batik
- SILVttt. tlp*N AIM) OOPPISi'-motet'
INS ROT POW DER
HELIBORE
LIME JUICE
ROOT BEER
WARRANTED BEST QUALITY GINGER, : BEER : EXTRACT
W. C. GOOD
BEDFORD
BLOCK.
PURE PARIS GREEN
AN D
FRESH HELLEBORE
AT
DUNHA i'S *DRUG STORE.
THE
WEEKLY MARKtf REPORT.
UM:Milled. July 1. OWL
ot; to 00
2 011 to 2 Os
2 tS to a It
11 u0 toll 00
12 00 toll
020to0
035at
7 50 to s,
u 13 to 0
u 10 to 0 11
0 tto0 9
300 to350
00to500
0 40 to 0 50
0 50 to 073
4 00 to 50
600to5en
0 09 to 0 10
0 10 to 0 14
0 I0 to 0 U
ran wheat (old)
stottr. family. per cwt
Flour. patent. per cwt
Bran,* ton.
Shorts. a ton
Oats. 0 buck
Peas, 0 bush.
cid Hay, Ston ...--
Potatoes,'bosh
Butter.
fresh moochedi dot....
Wood
Hides
Pelts
Lamb -Skins
ow
D eressed Hose M
i soon• ............_..ININ-
Ham. per 1►„ ................»..
Chess. oar Ib..........
Teacher We ated
HER WANTED -MALE or FEF•
protestant. haldtorled'sr -Or'd
clave oertldoata wanted for S. S. No. 17, Ash-
field• for the coming term. Applications with
testimonials, statingsalary expected will be
received up to July 16 J
wcWHINEY,
ey.. Dungan
fAualo.
Mrs. (Rev.) Ito Gear. of Chlosgo, is visit-
ing her mother and sister. Mrs. and Miss
Fisher.
Mw A. Winoifrde Ball, of Crediton
pnbllo
school, is in town tor the summer
vacation.
was hsadooi sly attired in white Lanedowte
silk sad carried a bouquet et white room,
sod the bridesmaid. Mtas Priem of Peter-
crepes,t
borough, was attired in whits crepes,
ilk
nod °tarried a bouquet et yellow rosea. Little
Irma Cox, of Wtmbletnn..Nertb Dakota.
shoe of the bride. acted sail maid of hector.
Geo. M. Cox, of Tileenbarf, brother of the
bride, o ports o .dfb Rev. Joe
The'..ttget byRev. 1 B Wellwto. of
Edge,
t.aekoow, oeoain of the bride. At 12 *Woe
the Waists eat down to s most temp**
wedding breakfast, and On happy mope
left on the 2:30 train for the wt said
showers ot rise and the best wishes of their
namet•on• friends. The bride wore s nasa-
lise dress of brown covert suiting. The
Freeent s were mealy and samara's, mem/
them • set of silver tea forks from the
Ladies' Aid Soolety, of North -et. Methodist
obereh. Of whish Me was ..ormery
these from a enamors were.t*a. N.1).1Cox.
wife
if
e
anMinim Lathers. of Detroit : Albert Cox. of
Sault st• Marie, red J. L. Armstrong. et
Tasisietre.
t ACCIDENT ---Oss of the sent
weapon whish has ever esepwed
b settee took plane .n Setw lacy abet -
mon. Tke resort wee quietly pulse Met
Mrs. Robert Craig sad O•etbier sad Mrs.
James Nott..( the London. Road. bad *ea
by solidest in • rmamsy thrown oyes the
Leads* brides. The parties wore Ott the
h'r'1e'"+i•MPleteriset
tlii Meese tem M se t»s NUM
se Ore a ear*. All Whew et r.0
the se
Mrs. Shaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. lee. retorted to her home in Nevada
last week.
Mr. ani Mrs.' R. Ball land two children,
of Hallett, wen holidaying in town the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore. of Chicago. who
were visitthg Mr. and Mrs. On. Cox, re-
torted home 5.4_ws k.
Rev. J. H. sal Mrs. Young left for their
home in Choioastti on Saturday after a two
we in visit to Oodertoh.
S.forth San : Mies Olive W ilsoo has re-
turned Mme from Goderich where she
,peat the past three months.
Mn. R. Rutledge, of New York, arrived
in God.rlch ten week on s visit to her rela-
East-.t.
4'0 aria/ Holmes wheeled to the county
on Friday evening to an bow we were
g things for Dominloo Day.
Mrs. Dr. Clark and little daughter Retta
left town, per eft. Cambria, on • six weeks'
visit to relatives at Windsor and Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pollock sad child
4.W5.4 week .fee their. h.aas_.in_London.
They were ocooMpanted by Mrs. J. Ad -
diem.
liOe. Taylor toad hole children, of Pick-
ford, Miob., ere ripendlog • few days at Mr
old home, "The Maples." residence of John
Salkeld. ,
The Misses Dopagh will spend their vaca-
tion at Nashville, Tenn., with thetr aunt,
Mr.. toy. !by will leave for the South
this month.
W. A. Wtlktbsoa. of Minneapolis. Who
was os s iiteinest trip to Buffalo East week,
MOPS a tett days at the parental residence,
Elgin -os., d• the return journey.
J. DMson, of Colborne. who was a dele-
gate to Presbyterian Assembly in Win-
nipeg, regrned lgat Thuroday. The retitle.
was apes!' in 'lowing terms of the oonn
try west 0f Wintipeg, std says that oh.
growing sopa are ltagnieoeat,
NiI$S ANNA L: SHAW, TEACHER
alt Mono and Tbeory--exlicnad
((*roar Lgta sad Wellesley Streets. nodenal S7
-
platin* -All kinds of silver, brae, topper%
woo or ental onesete5M. bond l$.trarents,
bh. hot. . ri ei t!M- M be 48d
1 s Heede•e•e DblyoM
at reasonable posse.
A. F. sad A. M. --R. W.. fink R. RaA
cliff• attended the taawel of the late J. H.
Fiala* in Onelph net week eel le resant•-
Y e T Mankind ledge Wo. 3I. A F. dad
A.
qts immolate, *aws Am• M old &Mese,w M
oe seitt.d to Mother Zook with Mamie
hones.
I er m, re Lwow Ths QmetwIT w•
ficfai Board of the Wenhetsa es. Metitad-
ist Nmrnh, Leaden, L esteeded • sour
hoes levitatioe be the Rm.= E- Ado.
Pm * Ob Nooks M. .her'. lied.
this
• a lOoMme ye the mdof
Pie
aw;gNed the a lt. w the sailer et
*IVO 71 WO demise --Frig tie aalr►
pull. Mottos.
SEWER CONNECTIONS - MESSRS.
Humber & Causer aro prepared to con-
nect dwellings and private drains with the
new Newer. Prices on application. HUM-
BER& CACSEY,
TO ADVERTI6ERe.
Ntotioe of changes mast be left at this
Moe not later than Saturday
Loom. The Copy for changes
mast be left not later than Mon
day noon. Casual Advertisement&
accepted no to noon Wednesday of
each week.
WANTE 1
D -I CAN PAY TEN DOL -
Lan weekly to a lady of mature age. re-
nnetneat and tact. to Spend her time in • good
cases. T. 11, LINSCO ET, Toronto, Ont.
0i the MI
. Melee Mr. 11@10. sJ4 .JBand a
hi sills
as Ms his
dntw•lo.law, Mies Sarah Maess.Ite i.waltd.
vAs .w•pgnena to tenk leaped freak kis
Moe wWM w secs the remowso. item •
. was swotted la the** * OeA- The Wbbeis semis her dm sell
e erhalte Hai eaw►w+ wMa •2014.914107. at ilio w -e1 5.4. sepaht ea bee
Thu Wise held se OM p k• the Ale t ea a bur pelma.
drv7lyeg isle ream hossidiare ram tM bias we:• a* LIN re •fithabit d aah•t, f1.lins MM Ye ea tM hal 1feeNI * IOM s1
gent
hewn sad ant hi slMwOitM b tteensilla hood's mesahem ism*see
Perelt
week- e.
Dymeat *aglow. pretty good meed staff
Masse drfi
D. Metre* is patting • new leg to Ogil-
vies' Menden
The Herber mill is salting into the i•at
raft in god idyls.
The gove neem dook is now patty well
se*rded wtblumber.
Oaetesisbt Monson ase hilt at *Mae at
the east odd at the breakwater.
Base SIN a tittle more oe the bite the
plat few dap, ooasega.ntly some dement
baskets smell made.
The eeatreoter for tip braaktsster is so-
lar on trim the job, but has ealy a small
rens at Work int yes.
The throe embed esh000er (lark You'll
arrived la port this week with 300,000 tet
ei /amber Irma Thesoaloa for N, Dynast.
A sinner a1 Mee )tedtord. caught eve bees
in a 'beet the osSaturday. the larger moe
of the gw netts weights* two posed. Mae
.ErM
New world ft M to Melt • trmen teem the
batinse bss.s to the Hera* Mel, es thee
lar..skit i}.dis *Pm. wad .r we
testa. bae%
The toe erns* oohed et vert
o• S5twedbn laabttJ.s Wiei/4se who
bad}fWsd sand bar leer t. Memor-
ise
tb*BOR AND RIVER.
were meek pretty freely the pass
For ISM* or To Rent.
FOR SALES -HOUSE AND LOT ON
West-st. Al I have decided to give UP
kwhich is in gooders loffer repairthe for sale. St•blee
m .t new. For particulars ripply to MB&
McKINNON, Westet.
1\OW
IS THE
TIME
Think of a
SPRING x TONIC.
There are many good ones, but
•o0. quite 'so rood to our
IRON TONIC nlrrERs.
The 8e..oa fox Colds he
not over yet.
We expect to e11 more
CHERRY Pt7L1•ECDIsT
• during1t MI.
ACH a.
and Are
than In all the rest of the
WInter.
DWELLINGFUR SALE -THE BRICK
veneered dwelling, oorner Vlotorie and
8t. David's streets, containing double parlor.
djplti4lzoom. kitchen. pantry and summer
kitchen. four bed -roams, sewtx•t cem•
room. cellar, etc. The house is heated with a
furnace. and has other modern improvements.
For terms. etc., apply to R. t' HAYS. bards
ter. GodedOS.
VOR SALE QK TO RENT -FOR SALE
A' or to rent, the dwelling on Nelson -at. at
Present occupied by T emeeth. It contains
16 remise, i.elading drawwg room. dining
room, parlor and kitchen, and has • library. a
number of closets, pantries and a good cellar
There is halt an acre attend maternity planted
with shrubs and fruit trees. and anexcellent
lawn. Appy to F. S ERTH, on the pre
me
mi•
rT, pR BALI! -THE MUNRO DW.LL-
i' ing known es Munro's 'Hotel. situated
near the O. T. R. track on the Huron Rota,
For particulars apply to JAS. MUNRO, black-
smith
jjOR SA LF A VALUABLE FRUIT
1
and grain farm on a good road within alt
mile* of Clinton. The lot 1s No. 67, Maitland
cooceselon, Ooderlch ton nabip, and contalos
75 acres. Ittelda annually from 6D to -1,
barrels of Winter apples, and is • good grain
farm, the land being • No. 1 clay loam. There
s a No. 1 frame house OD the lot, a gt od ban
with atone stables underneath, and It is well
watered in every field, A large portion of the
purchase money mar remain on mortgage.
For terms, etc., apply to THS. BURNS.
Car-
low P. 0., at to W. W.
ton.
8ALlt-_LOTH 69 AND 70
C' Bntehfnsoo Barosy to the Town of
Odedch, upon which L erected • nloe dwell
ing tones.
Dated 4th September. 11K& .
Apply to CAMERON. HOLT s: HOLMES.
Ooderloh. I6-tf
J. E. DAVIS, Phm. B.
Medical Hall.
WE. THE UN,DEBs1feNED DRY i
Goods merchants of the town of Clods -
rich, hereby agree to closet our respective
places of business at the hour of six o'clock,
p.m. each erwsknoisnoopt Saturdays and eve-
nirge betose pelts, Militant during the
mouths of July and Amnia at W p•aa-1l A.
Oodariob, June OWL >Il
Jas. Robinson r =slate Jae. A. /fold' I
S. T. Acheson\ W: AtshmR oi. Sea.
A. Munro Ceiba's* Bros.
1i. B. Smith, per C, W. Andrews, manager
'WE WILL PAY WEKKLY SALARIES
of from 610.00 to s. 3.00 according to
abillt for canvassers on "Queen Vlotoria:
Her Life and deign,' after a trial month on
our big commission. The Diamond Jubilee Is
bonmtne this wonderful volume. keeping all
hsnda working early sad lste. The onlyCan-
adian work scented by Her Majesty and en-
dorsed by the Royal faintly. A beautiful big
boos at s .Mall price. arry your applica-
tion. THE BRADULY -GARItXTSON CO.,
L't'd. Toronto, Ont.
Laundry
LAgosd laundry work done at moderate
rater apply to MRS. PRICE, Stanley -et , nese
Beloher'a t.kery. mkt
Agents Wantepd•
AGENTS "The Beet Papain Life of
Her Maje.ty- I have ever
aeon," writes Lord Lorna about " Queen
Vetoer." sale* unprecedented. Easy to
make five dollars daily. Bg oommiesion.
Outfit free to conveners.
THE BRADLYY-aARRETSON CO. Toronto.
WANTED -Men and women who oso work
hard teltiov and writing six hours daily,
for six dal, s week, and will be acetone
with ten dollars weekly. Addree•.
NEW 11)4A8 CO.. Brantford, Oot,
WANTZD-Industrious persons of either
sex with good character and common school
eduction, oau obtain employment for two
months in this community.
S. M. FRY, Toronto, Ont.
AI FOR SALE OR RENT -FOR
L R1 -sale or to rent.an excellent 100 acre farm.
being lot 14, oon. Srd, West Wawanoeb. It L
about 11 miles from Gdericb, the same die -
mace from Lncknow and 3 from Dungannon.
The farm inand from* is
beingf'irrsd t class. nditia It is well warn, the e.
ed. The soil 1. • way loam and there is a fair
eked bearing orchard, £Cas terms to an
earl combiner. For particulars apply to A.
DUNKELD, Dungannon. 27 tl
WE WAIT
AGENTS
to handle e.tabhrhed trade;
this county. Canadian stock
guaranteed to live. Perman-
ent position, whole or part
time. Liberal terms. You
can make ten dollars • week
or better with us for every week you work.
No experience aeoe•Mry.
MOWN 8Ii0TEZ*8 O03LPANT.
Continental Nurseries, TOIRONTO.ONT
1-301
"VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
4ALE-The brick residence overlooking
like formerly occupied by Lha
ism cnirrottertwetatuesry-
One of the most vaiueble and desirable pro-
perties Lanier'.
2. The twomorey frame dwelling house on
8•tntb street immedlstely adjoining the Brit -
tab Exchange Hotel at present mounted by
BoardlnR• Mr. Andrew Waddell.
3, The dwelling horse and adioining grounds
near the O. T. R. station, fotm•rty occupied
by the late Judge Toms.
Prices sad terve or payment les•tnable, ap-
ply to GARROW & P70-0 MIROi DD7( Moh.
BOARDERS WANTED - PAM PRE -
oared to a000mmdate a number of
boardeen. Hones cenveolent to station sod
Square. Rates reasonable. MRS. ROBERT-
SON, 71 E.@tet. 23-11
'[ZOARDERS .t ANThD -- HAVINO
1L leaabd the premises on south -et., next
British Exchange Hotel. I am- prepared to ao
oommodate • number of boarder', either
roomers or both table and room Rates rea-
nable. MRS. WERRY. I2
•o 1
hlorrta4'e Ltisenass.
WLANK, ISSUER 01 MARRIAGE
• Liminess. (*dada, Ott. 1643.1)
The Well goon Trotting Stallloi
FARM FOR SALE.
I am testruoted to offer for sale one of the
best 100 sore ferny* In the County of Huron
situated within 7 miles of Ooderlop.
The form ban net • foot of waste land 9n it
and the soil la • doh olay loam free front all
ob oe:tem weed e.
The buildings aro fl-st-class, connoting of a
frame boons with atone toaadatlon and cellar,
kittihsa, wood all nomas y outbulld
titatl
A.uthei and cedar barn, 30
ell
testees• of orchard. ma farm
for the past twelve years,
within a mile of poet-oece,
5eat new board fano*
and rsu balanus b -
ssatdd Malls pOly •DaaQ
ogle noes now on the property.
Pries NAPA
For term* sued farther partioolars apply to
LOFTUS E. DANCZY.
Mur 1. 1w7. Ooderlob, Ont.
GENERAL SERVANT -
Vf ones reqntred. Amply to MRS. N-
DER80N, ss. the Kum, Godetlob, mkt
WANTED IMMEDIATELY -A NURSE
• seri. Apply *Mrs. Dudley Holmes. It.
Wanted.
WANTED -0008, 8 CENTS CASH ;
tab batter 13 oats ; rad hen, we pay
Jost what we advertise. tboAtb sterns are atr-
oNaMd 0. Ns.. oentrery. 1 Dbaallyt buteter, egos
and wool atgh..e primp.p.E. G, Wingham.
For (Bala
FOIL SALE --A LIGHT WAGON,PLAT-
form moles. blaeatt obis.• sa other
bakery fixtures. JAMES WATTBO Wit
Tonsoiial Artist
WOODLAWN
Will be Kept for Service during this
Season at my Premises Con. 6,
Colborne Township.
Tenders Wanted.
'RITZILY, TONSORIAL ARTIIiT.
IT .
sad ., bate, se arw eilwelee.
- Mitt °ti 5 M'MrM
air min
te
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR
3ioe's Pure Balt
BEST FOR TABLE AND p&1RV.
1'
Woodlawn la one of the very tel bred and
best ratted stallions In Ontario a fad has
Proved himself a good sire. He Is by Ridge-
wood No. MI ,ft. by It edyk'. !iamb rton an
O. 14. Hie dam was Eider Downie, by Alamo,
569. 4 years old, record. 2.154. _ 01
,¢1.0. by
Almont. No. 33, by Alexander's Abd•lah.
Ridgewood. the sire of Woodlawn, has a
number of hones with records bettor San
l:14 34lJL 1p.d sa WoodLwn's dam wan
equally wcrell bred 1n ioeea' 1d00u stns
there Is no reason why Woodlae 8 s Dolts
should not develop Into equally fast Wises.
Good nature pro, ided at rea•oneble rate -
TERMS -To Insure a foal. $8. payable Feb.
lot. 1890, Insured mare. must be returned
rogalarlt taint
o the bone or they will be charged
full fn.nrante. Persons disposing of their
mares before foaling time will be be Id respon-
sib1e for insurance moneywnether in foal or
n ot. Persons trying their mares and an re-
torninott them regularly to the bores will be
charged tall lnsuraace price. All accidents
• the ret of owners of mares.
ANDREW A. YOUNG. Carlow P.0
Cs. EALBD ImtDERS ADDREESSED TO
17 WM and endorsed '• Tonder
so tDominion Bui
o b mull Theew-
esu be sees •sed roams a teed -
i1 seessealrs infer -
where r-
nalise g sd *ids the
•sa .e erepanied by an
toffee per Aewt, of
K Mhl o'+l ew Pad
Wer11h e w ted if the /•r U
4141"I neo Cg or, fair wW s 0etz "'uesMa. .e
toy wnl not se bolas se seers
• is P. 1.eserster,.
F. SMEETH'S
PLANING MILL
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that Imp
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shingles sad hue*, a e metAlty
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anatvs,
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10.60 a.m.
1.16 p.m.
7.40 p.m.
10.64 pre.
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New Maohine soups.
NEN MACHINE SHOPS -ALL KUNDE
at Repels Week dam at
Prime. Farming its te ler
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