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G O1)ERICH ' ONTARIO, CANADA THIIRSDAY JULY �+t _ 1897. D. McGILLICIIDDY, EDITOR.
HARBOR AND RIVER.
lite yeomen b•0gbl m • nay of lots last
week.
Tbe Bohr. Toddies cleared toe the North 1 Its
• Frtd•y.
Tse Kafue. o•rgo of lumber was for
Si. Joseph.
(;smmerobl flaking is not over protltable
these days.
The tug patsy was gathering lop •lost
se shore left week.
The steamer Gamma made this port on
DOMINION DAY l s:► .
bet up trip en Friday.
TM 6 . T. 11. elevator held 75,000 bush-
els what ea Tuesday.
Saturday and Somd•y the month of the
was crowded with bothers.
Csl.bratlon In Oodsrieh•
tmajallerat Weather - Many yulsers-e.
acre et tuns at nett -seal Trois
Gag and ■..alma and ryty-
teehies Galore.
DOMINION Day, 1897, opened
with Canada summer weaklier. Old Sol
ruing shortly atter four brilliantly, and
sever allowing • cloud to gm between him•
Per
16,000 DeebW ot• wheat were plied in soft nasi Godetaoh throughout the day. The
tare et the elevator o. Monday and Toss- town hese only moderately deoor•ted, flags
def• being booted .t the public odious and .t •
The Bohr. Clara YouUl ssile lon Thurs- umber for few stores and private defoliants, and the
any night tot (i.ieScars mid Stripes at the United States Den-
teis pott. salute.
Quite a Dasher of bests left harbor the
ms week foe MemaMume Perk sad the Regarding the deoor.tioa, • gentlemen
t Farm. from so suras town remarked, "lou
PoinJas. Bays sad his ass had • warm job on might have put up i few arches, as you
,ytmdoy and Mend•y .bovelltdt "rim" en have cedar enough along the banks to make
the at. Aadrsw. • thousand.'' to answer in the remark w*
1'M sle•ses St. Asdr*we arrived at the took the gentleman in charge, end when we
G.T. look en Friday from Port Arthur with
reaoheo the bead of West street. asked him
38000 bnsheis of went.
The sols. M. L. Break arrived from the to look down, and then. taoing the square,
Georgian Bev en S►t.rd•y with 300.000 feet ad, " Look at that," sad token he had fully
of lumber for lyttiest peeped the bounty ot the picture, we en -
The steam barge St. Andrew left for Tol. gutted it he thought an em •r b
do oo Tuesday to lead noel for Lake Sup- !would be an improvement oo nature. Our
error, and will MIS. load wheat at Fort visitor 1s reply said •' No, it would not, the
William for liederion libel* mese u an .rob, end you do well in
The tug Sis Gan trom the fishieg'Ziaaele i.ttme your •tailors see your town in its
teed in time for Captain D. McKay ted natural beauty, though I did not look .t it
crew to spend Dominion Day at home. Sbs
I left for bar Georgian Bay •t.t.lon on last
Friday.
r teat way when 1 tnt.poke.
The beneficent efeota of the shower on
Tuesday was felt by everyone, es the roads,
e
ground beta, variously estimated flout two THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE
to four tbo.s•ad. Tins does nes meso that
that number was tee total of thew in town,
for the park sod harbor piers during Ihe ifs
mftnwoos had as lent as nosey more Moaned from N. Y. City
We have -already noted the disappointatest
about the absent steamer, but oompWats
about tbe abwooe of • bslhi.r house were
beard everywhere.
The Ant number on the bill as the Agri -
eskers' Park was the ball ruse between
Clinks and Uodericb, sad is was witnessed
with snob interest until the first heat of the
2 40 trot was swrted. Both teams played •
good game. though from wesid first iviwas
c.oeioaw
111.1 she hose teem
At the led of the seventh Lanier there was
sen mash excitement on the trottingmar wk
thea the umpire, P. M•loomson,
ended the game by awarding tt,w (loderieh,
tike
some thou standing, Ooderibb, 20 ; Clin-
ton, 9
Notwithstanding .11 that
w ens, the nomas said `
rause dot drawing people
the only draw•
mattes claim that they 1
nog °•td. and their contention moms to have
bees the mitt one. In support of this
theory it is shown that the oowmtttee paid
all prize mosey and bill. precasted. and
that there is • neat little b•luooe. and added
to this is the feat that over one thousand
person./at for over five hours oo the grand
stand idtbe broiling sun to see them.
Tbe race. were as follows :
FIRST RACE.
Pirko and harbor w.1t1 wetrsott to the feta
• e Sandy afternoon the steamer ('••m• mad there was to duet.
Me made up
the oobes •° °Om• As is usual oo •11 holidays, there were
Tedgot • tie t te the ad taneens Sim away bo•tieg sod ti.hing parties, and iu •
Zed p•rings ttdw eat sad ts.t t ed, ernsod t few tnstaaoes antlers made big striate.
hese sen,„ tee • bow lite who the Baro There Wu oowtderable disappointment
as gune cross Dd the yawl Harker end. . at the goo-appesranos of the simmer Car-
ie swans across the channel. mal. As the loam- mons, u many of the visitors journeyed to
Car-
tons .r tying up the .Iwisi hsKpierstafte. Dederick for the purpose of .0)071n1 • lake
wither it pr, entered bet .04 time pion tri and t.be disappointment was increased
with a fair Awes of m 10 p •oa the mous bf he tent that the lake was u smooth u •
seeing there was rpm to Was berth, Dame
oo, but we the Kelfege seared ins Cambria. sheet of glom.
that vessel as above mentioned blocked the , There was • very large attendance of
paeuve, ad both vwt.et, came together vultors, Clinton p.rtioularly smdiog op •
NOS some tom, the bowsprit entering the Inti. Dumber.
Many thought there would bows beam •
timfore cabin of the boats.
It took sere larger number present, but it mast be re-
ad to clear the beats ., scheat bole were membered that only a week before tiers
tad up l was ewe tint the n the schwas,. hod • was Jubilee Day. sod two outings in tea
sty bole c her whin sad on the port side bee c hent le afforded by everybody.
between decks room was o break two tees days
Day really begin on Widnes -
wide b.I the from ens dock to the esker. OW fu u vuitore were ooaoeroed, for
Widnes -
sad that the eeheseet Weald want •sew byythe evening train on that day a large
j,V. sad bowsprit.
COMING AND GOING.
Miss B. Belk is as bens ler the betide,
taste-- - -
Mlm Mead Sart is vhdtiag
tare.
A. McLeod, of Lucknow, was is town oa
Fnday.
Jas. Clark returned to town for tee Perot
.f July.
Ml.. Freaks left this week for her home,
Maple. Cat. oeunoillors were duly mowed be to. latter,
Miss Emily Bsoh•san is home for the pieced in oarrtogee,s ptOOiSsioo formed,and,
beide; term. led by the bud, m•robed to the Scours
Among the visitors were many with huge
lunch baskst., and • visit to the harbor
park .ad the banks adjeosot at the coon
tour showed that their contents were heart -
somber arrived. Fatly on the First, Oor-
Aiiges beau to sob town from oetghboring
barge and townships, and by soon Gedericb
.watt pretty well crowded with vebieles.
s ipiobl train arrived eke T ahem tea
with 400 ex'rursionuts, the 11 added
one hsadred to the nester. sod the 1:30
•Mo oortribated its share. In the easier
sons buodreds of vehicles added to the
thecae.
The new town bud (which, by -the -bye,
played remarkably well) and the town oou-
oil met the special train, and the venial
2:40 Trot or Paas. -Puree $200.
123
1. Texas Minnie, b.m.-. C. R. Pollok -
leaky. Mitobell, (C. R. Pollok- 1 1 1
woekv)...
2. Allan Luis. acv.A. M. Pony. God -
*rich, IW.Je,ski•at.. •.•.. 2 3 4
3. Zild•, b.ge., J. A, Adams, Kio•
v rdtsee--(W. Burnside i -r 3 6 2
4. Scabbard; b.b., John Beacom, 5 2
Goderiob, (J. Bemoan)
5. Virginia, brio.. Ben. Allen, God -
•. 5
meth. ( Farr)
6. Tuna Fresti,b.m.•Geo. Whitelaw, 6 4
' Stratford. (3. Ande•eeos)
Time -2:34}; 2:341 ; 2:33}.
Mope D RACE.
itiil� YR AIL P* 6900.-
1 2 3
1. Pddy R.. be.g.. Mrs. J. Roach. 1 1 1
Stratford. (J. Re•ok)
2. Robert M.. he., J. W. Smith. 3 3 2
Goderiob. (J. Jobnetoo )
3. Rodney, ►lege. E. Rosenberry, b 2 3
Zurich, (E. Rosenberry)
Time -2:274; 2:251: 2:22f.
bels Rook left yeetorday oa • whit to
Parry Sosed.
Harry Gnus.„ of Cktow°, was In tows
tie prat weak.
lbs wa•ia.tJt�,'
the past weak.
Mr. and Mrs. (George Pouter bave:WSW
ed from Buffalo.
Mi. Williams returned to awn tad weeft
to spend the yao•tioa.
MUM Annie Campbell, of *oder* well
home on Demists Day.
J. T. Abbess. lett on Towday fee Malin
tot. 00 • basins visa.
1, Pastae MN on Monday to join his
father's boas'V (Ansae.
Mrs. Bei h sod oluldrea. of Terooto, an
summarise is Godson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. liywar. of Detroit.
ars Yentaa/ he Oider eh.
Miss Del Rebbess left as Friday for •
visit to r iWyes Ii Toronto.
Mfu Veen Myers et Montreal 1. vidUpm
tow Mawr Mrs. K. W. Loges.
W m. Yoanrblatt started for Masilsb• on
Tuesday on • pee.piotiag toot.
C. M. Whitneyt forth spout •few
days the past weak & la Godsends.
Mrs. Gee. Seymour, e1 New York. ie Visit.
bit her broths., D. Q. Streams.
John Riley. e1 Basshims, wee the nasi a
Mi.. Mary Farr ea DssWes Day.
Mrs. Wm (la.ptill resumed isat week
from a visit to erisads in Sent rah.
Mrs. Reeser massed led weak fres •
vuit to friends is the AmbNU.s OW.
Mn. and Madill MsKee Merriam hay.
returned to (Meek* for the soarer.
The Mimes Ina lard Ethel Wim, of
Skaterd, are ambles Weir seam A.T.
11 Ito Valetta Bases, el Grand Beed. to
•Id (. ,Ueglate .*asst, wan in Own the peal
week.
Tbe Mester. la ahmis ii Mlseasd fees
Teveee " Bstsrily. h a very tow "U.4*
h..Ub.
MirrNua
Misses Lillie aril MabelU. of Cleve-
land, art vwlbsg M bhe tltid)y rgeide•mo•
ita.t-•t.
Ytne !lkshoe .1 the. galas wheel date
loft town tab week es • visit to relatives is
Mather.
i). R. 'Camady. E C.gsr mod A. W.
Tedd wore iog..g ear Adam from Climbs
ss the Fina.
Miss Jessie INImetass. gular2
11111 aPla
teesii�y
ameeh..MWef y
40144. 1b
ily emioyed. •
�J•the petntil the bowling °tub had an
Inetasting game, Tti'oiva ilia mbow
tis Aske. sod at the same time here were
wahine seems oebtmste
Shortly attar eleven the llamas oematesoSd
em the Square. sad this part et the prorrato
flaw • large crowd .ad afforded taste
amnusemwt. Messrs. Kees, C. A. Nara.
Lase, A. M.D. Allan awl others bad the
ibialiagement of this part of the doe's pro-
s S4ogs, and did tbds work wen. The ta-
lewMg .re the winners .
6
'i
5
The Sash trail Tunable at the Srldae-
Terrib/e UarIy-Sar/Y - Wks& tial
be gees. •e/mate mid imam-
ate-• CpIudld View.
A
Writ/anted Um einem..
AT six - clock in the evening the
traffic on Bridge is at its height. The
rogieSeing homeward to Brooklyn owls
frau awryadroit : across the City Hall
Park there awes • blank mw from Broad-
way, winding through the patches of grates.
The crowd swarms into the station by • doz-
en eatranoes, fills up the calories sod ohokep
up the stairways, .taaaa in long HMO (more
the ticket hors, surging, dessely pecked,
towards the oars. Up to the platform you
.re carried. where • anis n always was -
tog. If you gee fairly into the human cur-
rent that flows toward each gate, you may
be borne through the door, and have .t
THIRD RACL
Ransug Race, 5-8 Mile -Parse $200.
3
1. Tan Hill, 11.11., D, McKinnon. 1 4.1
Stratford, (W. ,Dougb*$1
2. Norio". b.m.. J. S. Dosobse, 4 1 2
Swats, (R. Smith) Wyatt,
3. Billy Diamopt, 'Ng,. J. y 2 3
i3ederiah, (4. Wyatt)
4. Splint, b.g., 14. Thomism, Gods3 2
rich. (F. Mott)
Time -1:03; 1:04j; 17061.
least a scramble for • seat. if you mine
the current you will:•wl • yard or two to
the left or rtgbt and your train will go out
-without you. Then the guards will
bundle you along to the other sod of the
platform, sod another train moves in. Tots
wait ayes you s chance to get opposite s
door. The guard pulls the door open be-
fore the train has stopped, and you are ear-
ned is with the form and uniokneseof•
Yale erne weds. The peoplestruggle
madly. but good -naturally, for seat, and
seem really to enjoy beteg buffetted. lo •
few eeooed@ the oar 1/If611sd. and the guard,
gathering in an armful of lumen beings,
forces them ialo •bS 511101)orowtled car
the train starts.
The people bead en straps, swaying to
and fro. Tired -Wary gtrts, teeth vee ►sed-'
en the strap and the other one bolding an
open novel, swing, heedless of the orowd ;
youngsters with the b.*eb•11 extra" jostle
you ; puffy old mem/rumble about the leek
of •eooamodatioa. and women shoppers,
fearless at • berretta counter rush, but timid'
on • Mridge oar, eagerly w•toh for the sad
of the short but manta/ journey.
You cannot see much of the bridge itself H
you ride. Through the windows a
mile et
iron beams and girders flit by, and through
them peeps ships' pennants and tugs and
patohes of wateit rsitle by like the views
from a oinematograph. If you are on the
platform of • oar and look back you will
see another crowded train glom behind.
Aortas, through the ironwork, will pees le
number of trema going to New York. near
iyempty, tor few Brooklynitee live to N
York. Above, between the snake, tY�
promenade is crowded with hurrying -agsl{
Y.rk a oldest l.adm rks, the new St. Pears I NEWS OF THE. DISTRICT.
Bonding has noisy storeys whose windows
Ian above the obarob s weathervane. Thele
two latter buildinge typify the growth and
developestet of the Republic. Tool `b` of
th
is butlt in the simple and pleasing y
colonist days, while opposite, all the soleoo0
et modern Amerioaa handing and theorist-
.
lea is brought into taw. In the oburrobitlee
whose greenness a n
inteded y o
p•vemente of the surrounding streets, are
the graves of Charlotte Temple and Mont -
some y. while outside the iron fens paves
the throng, the meodhoante, the rush of •
icity that was not thought of In their time.
One should look at the promenaders on
the Imdme also, They are as varied in
oolor sod types as can 1,, found anywhere.
Groups of bright -colored ltaliaoo and Jews
from the Saes side struggle senors,
awkward, bat interesting.
smelting short pipes, with naps and warts.
and smart men•o'-war's men from the Navy
Yard. are part of • pleasant soca.. Tired
Shortly after nisi Messrs. Humber and
McKay iommenoed the fireworks display,
and by the lir" the se000d rocket soared
skyward there were five thousand people o0
the Square sed adjacent streets and build-
ings. There were also, untortm•ely for
Woe wbo had ohiidn• in charge, • large
&amber of them with hones attached that
would sot stand tire, sad the pines/lag of
the fractious animals amused 'many y
home with their children. As is mud with
Goderioh whet? fireworks are theeo.cludinr
item,the awes were -Aeolian and the num-
ber seemed anlimttw , sad as the managers
fired them is • systematic manses. the ef-
fect wee hoe. d -
With the sxe*ption of two boggles md-
ism. therm was so •oeidest throughout tlli
day, and •ltiaugh the miasma down heated
iwgse awe sotar-amsoald.h•,
Iseiresd, suffered from its power.
$.fore closing the report of theo day, we
feel that the manses ot Mayor 8hoonat,
Tra.srer Herten, Remo Preuelloot, A.
M.D. Alba and Dr. Clark, V. ff.. uncoil
the any who sided is walng it a susses.
w
should be mentioned, 'from ao time it
wits prep.wd to hold • irbbrstloo, anal
our video's had lett oe, they were ever
the alert la we all thises bakeshop to the
od*bnties dose, sad dose in good
pIO Y s.
6.ad ander, 60 yards -1, H. Bel -
Diet ; 2, yrs gwaffield : 4, MaDosdd ; 4,
Ben MoCrwth.
10 years sod ruder. 100 yards' _1 1, -
M-
o
ises : 2, Edwards : 3. Smits
Robert-
son. 1. Jso. Nichol.
16 and soder, 100 vards-
soa ;'2. Harry Roberts..: 3, 8•m Deeper ;
4, B. Maras. ram -1•
1b Tian and ander, 3 levied
Draper and Edwards i 2. 80oebobtots and
YoLau i 3, Roberts's awl Martin.
1&rds-
1b years sod wader,
1. Norman Baker ; 2, Jots Hillier : 3. Jao.
31ohelee. ; 4, Jobs MoLra.
Coder 15 yuan. manioc Nab jusp-l•
Bare Mortis : 2, Stewart lose ; 3. 4d. 1.41-
Cooley.
e•l e•
Coder 15 years numb(hop, step nod
lase- 1. Thee. Hdeloy : 2. Goo.111o0aWdk;
3, Bert Martis ; 4, Jam Kosx.
Stesdias long iasp-1. S. Drsa r : 2. W
Edwards t 3, T. Hieby ; 4, Bert fin.
Stlek wine -1. Pers Martin; 2, Ed. Mo-
resby ; 3. Ja.. Kan ; 4. S. Draper.
Oats arced the Sgaaro-l. Geo. M.0.1-
01 Jas. Mases t 3. Burt Feder,
• elo nes, i mile-W.
ite Johnsen ; IClain 4 s17. 101•
phell
2, V. dloray ; 3,
hews
Old use's..•... -1. Jas. Knox; 2. Ws:
Sisk. ; 3, Rabb. Armstrong.
Mos. W. J. Unit and was l>hir�
het week oat • vial M Mamas h titan..
end Lake CAA Mist
see b
lades. .4 Tweets,.
'111x+ sawed
"dell* Meat. tN111 trinfi __u,!- d
Flom our own Corrs.pondentel
There Y rafermuUse Sere That CLaset he
P.sod Anywhere lilac -Hews of the
0...t7 Specially imported
far The pineal.
HAYFIELD BLOWS."
Ti's.'iDAY, July 6.
Strawberries are a geed crop in the vtatn-
ity.
The mwioal sound o(.tb. mowing meohine
irtonm more heard.
A Dumber of our young men ave off to
London with the volunteers.
Ed. Rutledge, of the St. Thoma Journal,
women of the slum., vette .pale hahtee. aro was in town the first of the week.
airing; this u tbetr bet lamithing platy Thirty persons wrote at the recent High
C. H. Sobool Entrance and Public School Leaving
e=anausa Low.
PROMOTION EXAMS.
Resales of the Mldaammer ix•se IMISEOss
1■ the Gedeelth r abut tt0idilto
Names are given in order of emit Mt far
se totals are 0000erned bat thoes marked
wit/ • star have failed by • tow marks in
one eupjeot sad bare been reoommended fete
promotion : .
•r. ANDREW'S 4ARD.
From J ardor to Senior Division-Delphine
Nairn, May Cornell, Kate MoGilliouddv,
Outsets Campbell, Colin Maolvor, Effie
Sutherland, '.3ors L.wsoo.
From Seater Division to Central -Alice
Moldill•n, Alden Young, Willie McLean,
Roy Taompson, Andrew !fair, Anson
Hortoo, Reuben Sellars, Maggie McNivins,
Henry Vile*. Soule Grierson
As the train runs dose toward the
Brooklyn end the anemia let the cable go.
sod the train ooaste down the inoli.e for •
few e:oitisg.000nds, to gather headway to
cowry tt &roast the level carte into the .e• -
Nos Your train (eco along one side of the
pl•tform,felbwedJorty five seconds Ater by
the train behind, to the other side. The
people aro jumping off while the oars are
.till is motion. sod the retards are yelling,
"Step lively '" Before yen are oat of the
building, the train you tome by u running,
wmpt into the yard to roe book 0* the
New York week
If boa wish te nee the view from the
Bridis •t le best, walk out on the promis-
ed. just Wore sundown. and watch the lea
sea hahud.tha.blab bttil4ialti,of New York.
The Brooklyn view ie not so lmtiriiifsl._'„
YT. DAVID'S WARD.
From tattier to Senior Daisioo-Lillie
MoVimr, Jessie Johnston, Wirvev Beattie.
Gram Hoggartb, Ethel Eiorearth, Harry
Craig, Susie R tattle, Mario. Fraser, Arabia
•tit(iantvsay, Garda.
From Senior Division to Central- Mande this ted hour oftorrowshrytuvwiheearaese
Knight, Emacs Y mumDertie Carrell, Gram sympathy of •1l. The funeral, weloh took
lihyaOW and Jceha• Thom++ itqual), Eva place on July 1.1 to the Colborne oemetery,
Allan, Dottie Murray. 11.rry Carey. Goo- wee largely attended and was • fitting
Hntohiseon. May Duff. tribute of re.peot to the memory of the de -
sr. PATRD'K'S WARD parted.
From Junior to Senior Division-t.reoie
Martin. Esta Sault', Miry Polley, Ceoil
Parr, John Worrell, Carrie Copp. Yawn
Boil, Gladys Platt, Frank Caff, Helen Shep-
hard.
From S*nlor Divtdoh tO Central-Leo
Elliott, Katie Straiton, Lottie
RobinM. P. Lone, Lydia Book, Lulu Smith,
Mabel Aobesoa, Inas Sale.
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
From Sector Seodod to Junior Third -
Reggie Tye, Pearl Tretbeway, Flossie
Neftel, Arthur MoLtan, Dollie McLean,
Boogie Elliott, Maggie Proudfoot, Alma
Dsnoey, Muriel Tweedy. Annie Dowdier
and Kole Payne (equal). Thins Lewitt,
Hert.riSmith ia� Eleanor WOWS=
Pearl Evans, Fred Sturdy and Aasie
Stoddart (equal), Pearl Craig, May McLean.
Nellie Marwick. Arden Aitken, Harry
Welsh, Cecil Carrie, Delano Dickson, Cortie
Morrow, Pearl Hillier, Roy Bisset, Agnes
Molver• Lorne Algae, Maggie Sutherland.
Rose Carey. Fred Watson, Kenny Stows.
From Junior Third to Middle read -
Edna Straiton, Leonard Cnff, Welter
Kimbell, Charlie Ifyslop, P.rov EIgge,
Reggie Smith, Ralph Sheppard, Pear
Coots and Alan °arrow (equal), Bettie
Robertson, Willie (.lover, Dorothy Edge
and Alio* Derrick (egnsl), Stewart Murray,
•Arthur Wade, Matteis Nivens, *Grow
Talc, Mins Mair and Willie Knox, (equal),
a-�a4•ol�ttb, D a 1
i I:
From Middle Third to Senior Tbird-
M•ry Rothwell, Harold Taylor, Kale Mo -
Donald, tirade Dyke, Spector Oast,
Jessie V. ells, Emma Aobeeno. Charles
Smith. Wilber Guest, lath Violeta, tells
CIMS, Bessie Priemoosbe, Ee.ie Smith. Roy
McGlyatont sad Philip Mitobell (equal).
Kate MoIesr, Grace Robertson, Harold
'I'tohborns, Jumbo Asdnwe, Colin Campbell.
Jack Lswresea. Charlie S.ladss, Albert
Alas. Albin Dyke, Lily Kirkbride, Howard
Roberteoo.8ldwy Belabor, John M°K.y,
'Prod Oreie. Robert Cr•gie, Frank Donn.
•Gpbs Fisher. '
From Senior Third to Junior Fourth -
Ernest Jordan, Harry Cuff, •Lean Shar-
ma.. Andrew Stokes. 'Cora C1aff, Lily
Webster, 'Tent/ Aitken, Margie Murray.
Douala McNivin, •Roby McLean. Flossie
MaChn bl Ens Yule, Lily Dunlop, Walker
Murray. Eddie Crag, RedmondMcDonald,
'Graham Robiw.on. Marjorie
Carrow. 'Clarence Rhyo., • Maria Mo-
Sw*on,.Wri•y McLean, 'Charlie Blank.
From Jellies Fourth to Sestet )oarth-
Mabd Stromg. Marion Glover, Eva Dunlop,
•tress Aobesoo, Alias Natal. Wilfred Wil-
liams. Bertha Mt111... Lotto Morrow,
Olive Beam. Melvis Penai5Hoa,Irlee 'os. Mesas, Yarrow, Tees. Sheppard,
.Tesie (U06140. Doty Renews, •Bolsi.
Smith, Jobs Hillier. lea Nivea'. *Pearl
Swell, Jobs Doff. 'My Halo, 'Harvey
Gives. 'Willie Mogen'', 'Mortis Inas.
The seam& pupils in Janhr Fourth sad
Senior Third. are expected dining holidays
to prepare ase es ei•tt•iastioo, to be hold .s
the op.dag et lest term, en the wbjeot la
wbieh they have failed. 8. P, Matte,
e C. E- L. U.
QUEER INCIDENT. -At the burial ot an
old resident, • map rushed from the sorrow-
ing crowd. jumped into the unfinished
grave and vtgorou.ly tramped the earth. He
wOW s °loreyroan ; it was his mother-in-law's
funeral.
CARLOW
TIIESDAY. July 5.
p plh�«fll a
Alex. Glen, who pawed
death
1w away
her resideaoe on Monday, Jane 29th, there
is removed from our midst one of the most
highly esteemed ladies of our community.
Her tome wilt long be remembered and
fondly oberuhed not only by her own family
and relatives but by the community. De-
ceased was the youngest daughter of Mr,
and Mr.. Janet Straohan, of Aaltford, and
wee born in lrnsrkshire, Sootl•nd, on May
20th, 1856, and was oonsequently in her
41st year. She oame to Canada with her
p.reote in 1.364. She wee • member of the
Presbyterian oburoh. Deceased leaves •
husband and eight obildren to mourn the
toes of • devoted wile and mother, and in
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
Hee, Lt'. warm.
The tows looks beautiful.
Business was toomlag on Saturday.
Fee thew days • nits Madness is an toe
badness.
Strawberries are sow *heap esesgb be ma
K preserve.
" Sea" Primo the shoemaa's s4. es pass 2.
Sem.thiar new.
The warehouse tt sari tae.ble ea
She •srNora etrps
iitrsmeel were net regaled es Friday,
S•tsrdiy er Bewley.
The G. T. R. s0a pea .,ver one hundred
fall ene the gall weal.
Memo will soon be lee et water N the
esm.eey for epA•ktlag.
Sturdy Bras. r.g.in6 two hams to dr
Bvte.go.de the past week.
The ee111Msasu NOM M 1116en1 essaNer
ably aewedys e a NOW plass.
Regalia tits **. .1 Huron deed" A.F.
mad A.M.. K. b3. Tp.i y e,061.
D. MiOss bSk has ,.MM tis) dweilhr
new bobs ameba by J. A, W INi•.ih
W NM a be bee Most M eat .nor wages=
Ngo lis IIMb Vase 000 4sy0
The 000400 Order el oMMIs bund.
Swiss's ball r1�eS,
At the Collegiate 1 pepiia wrote - en•
Immo poses 104 tflta1Men es M1M1e sisal
1.11.1•
notal.
6 years sod soder, 80 ynvds -1, Gladys
Plats s 2, Adelaide Nara t 3. M. Carlotta
4,
8years sed soder-lt_Sem, Neta ; 2
Jaw* pvssdf.et t ie Thews t 4.
UMW
10 ed trd1r-- Mamie Pfltod-
ieet t 2, Asa. Downy!: b. If.NS Grilses;
4.
Ethel PAM.
14 •r 1601165 Desk f 4. Mad& "IMO )
, p 1beJ1Wb
1 listssassiiik
l ' Melgli.. end Semis
SAslo•ethe s 2, Thum Lewitt : 3, Tilly
1Nrti1� 1 4 Emily Ahu•b•
See roes wteh sMior-1, x.S1 M•=*J t
A Len Mahe t 3, (Sante Wits : 4, Ii
Alba the omen teal the bad poomiall
e
Up Sem Park Row the Bridds otret.bee
like a lane between the baildtage,
thrash the priatise-kouas motion and
ever Fraaklis Square. Toes you leave the
masonry and get out or Ms Bridge proper.
The four , goblin riee from their bed d
sillies. bleeder sad graceful, to the top of
the New York sower. The Bridge, from
the •noher•ge to the Ares tower, reaches
over the tsptssots of the eoeetiae ship. sod
they seas wily • hew Name from the road -
trey.
At the New York tower • snlesdid vte.r is
is had et the two alb•. Away to ebb north
the housetops Mets\ until the base of the
olty hides them. tip frum the street demos a
°�.
loom Itis East SMA Woks • level
df o mod .is/y bst4lalMe emeakt as We Wildbeesee !tat silos
B..sdw5 pt6 Mak A, yen ens follow
the Mies el tbre by 'the ridge et
bPYdb�'>rat them,
WINN11wi Les el the Maness Sgware
ss wOti. sad tall a is sau ar-
sevtlle. Ute la golden figure of the
Disaster above the grimy roofs.
up taws the two sharp marble
obs. s rmrodsd by the hotels that
twsod Central Pork -
Ws New York l.
dowatews part
the mow matins. D.wa at yew fed South
eMesb rams slims the water Crest Is the
SN1stq. wttb • AO et ameba This sine*
1s ens petereMww 0 the grays .tan .Id
W. $.l. seaport. The 0Wfig* have thw
kir► reef s of early days ; the mend •
era hoe see yet reached this that-
wmrbflrrw. 1 Ise ea air that masks .t the
Iles and of ibm days et the Teakss slipper
will swiss S
w matAmilidessal 1100 tmttd ttftfl-fldlbwter
Wire. )1ampmeal Ns, le, L• O. 0.F.
wit .set la flossier •urfss std M..das
mpg**
gryseal iNelOMMr M Wild • i•ris W1 -
eat Luis bhe tat .1U as friligbasiaad has •
rise illuse ..drier ./• vies sept 10
S li
is Is that aha Grl,M. en 7•40-
▪ i sad the woe► beimenat the caber NE
sad the bi
bsbhisi bas were nab he b
Sias Teo 4•16 h""fb' fon '
riblessito . ssi k p• des be ow Lobe
DUNLOP.
MONDAY, July 6.
Miss Grew Lawson visited Guelph on
Monday of lost week.
Mine Salkeld ot the Bayfield road taught
school bare on Monday of last week.
Wm. Jonee jr., is learning the art of war
at the ramp at London with the Goderioh
company .
A jobtls picture of the Queen has been
placed an the sohool whioh Mooed on Weds
nesday lest for the summer holidays of 1897.
Tu.ANSILNT V /Srroo.. -LOWS weak Arthur
Mason, Agnes MaoT•vieb. and Roby Maws
eremith, Mr. and Mrs, R lflrliug
tt 0oderich Township, John Gentles ot
Ktao•rdine, Andrew MoAlllster of tielfut,
were visitors here.
Jose's Manna was up from th -1 Bison oity
for • tr•nsieut visit seem( relsttvss and
meeting unawares tole old oomrsde H. G.
Horton now of Toronto. Both talking of
their old ttcbooldaye in the seat of learning
m Goderioh, and so tar neither h•rsheen
o•ptured by cupids Crow.
LEEBURN•
MONDAY, July 5.
Geo. Fulford gave Blyth a flying vett lest
weak.
Herbert Taylor visited relatives in Hol-
ists this weak.
ten r o odorio 1I'ylltttag • _.
her grasdpan5M. Mr. and Mrs. Huth Chis-
holm.
Geo. Clone's of Hamilton to here on .
visit, and will see many of his former school
meta ot No. 9 Colborne.
Jas. Sallows who ham been in Manitoba
for some time is visiting his parents and
relottvee during he sohool Yawata'.
Itr. and Mrs. Mosier from sear fitnt;ford
enjoyed • ple•a•st 'Sit of several days the
gusty of their los J. Mosier. During their
stay they saw nosey points of interest here
tied about Goderiob, and were nitwit pleeeed
with the terming oo0ntry in this motion.
j geartt .1 a mil. .t Im�ptd, over
• few
ries
Basks esr• 0.10
asset p••IMt•ss4 bh• droop of forsv
that meek the goe• el Brw•d-
goateeardsg Num the mmmsquarese square
r w1 the Praises E:ehamef•. as the Bat
ten. sad - tat. •1+!n so as twont7-
JtAMleg Sbl Peas ISMYaie(ie ea arab,
a mid* end Mani, that giisrlswas is
heerthisrhAt
1614416.. with Isms ad Mtrers
aired wpys,een swwds1 bff.Msr ib • mai
essees.sd aha efiAewMs Asses is eilitbse.
WA their eat in:
s • straw aimNosier it
tifmy, fesal 610
e.ds.li11y p10stengu•. ibes.,Sfe
Yews std ssioi cubo Mgt ttlle5* bs 4i'I4 U1
ssUmspeisail 1 . 0610001110 se
.. r*. jsl.uea,
ti -1. • dress ally. MM 4010900 via bh.
0.00. "bile ens iir .tits?
ysllge •habeas post to Neer Irsel _
ms~rsit M t sisissi Alm P .1 *sae
Wm. Ltsk1•ter from near Stratford visit-
ed here Iasi week. speeding several days
.rising relatives and friends. Takla, a trip to
the lake with lilting rod he had gates mut.
ems with • fall *stab of Soh from its bine
eaten.
H. G. Horton • terser well knows MUi-
sea, sad sow et the Queen City, was
amours d oo • transient obit. This time
Ise o•me by the iron berms mstmd of .stag
pedal mottos. He 000eiders 01d Sol'. nye
rather too powerful for • journey 0u the sil-
ent steed.
The IsU•wing are the topics for the diff
fewest yew pepie's soeietles whioh sled
dories wast week e
Ne tboh Nelbodiet .h.rdh ILL .f C.L.
roolay Wished •a 8 delook. Oe July
9fk. • slwtwary lttaesYm sendnosed by
Mimeo C. 'Bbalwa sad >< pb.pbalt.
011 owl lyda MNi ega.oS.0.sh
Kam Y.P.S.O.B., 'wee with
*0. smputatsNimg 1• Tamperers
ma
.=ly. tToole for
14
ios+giilae10600 � iMwaAl11
1/ 00b11 vf+Ok�aw r1 rhwm- adb I M,"
by
'vlr�beramat..cis�aM� sd.ttaL L hof 0.
J* er
9 'lb Paul and lob seta Aber
ties.." by task Hal,
All .e..wdla US,10100 to abtea.et Owes
*Midi esu bold la the bgemmtbs
.ftmrltot. M«rh01b tee.
War trio. is Ss repass
This it,m from The Mail and Empire re-
fers se a former well knows oitisen of Oode-
riek : Bi verto..Jaly 1,--A pretty wedding
was easmis.denterday afternoon at half -
past six en fhb lawn at " Riverview," Beav-
ertailthe resides** of G. F. Bos, when
Ms r
daughter, Anse Katherina, woe elated
is the holy beads of m•trtagpy M Archi-
bald Petrie Slo eeigktt. of Haoevillo, son of
Rev. James Sieveebl s. The bride was at-
tired in white silk trtmtt.ed with loos and
Adios. with veil awl ,..m. blossomy. 80.
aloe waw a hosanna pearl pie. the aft of
*hi groom. The krkl.sr alt. were Mimeo
Marten sad Ruth Robinson. and Wes Bert -
ie Brae. of Tweeds. swam ei the bride;
and Mks Jonas Yaephww..4 Ottawa.
'limy were white mains wart pink, hies,
mesa. and widos. The ewssony wss per-
fogne4 by the Rev. R. N. Grant, easieIed
by Moe Rev. M. N. Botham. sad Rev. J. R.
The preeeste
Itembeteg • headiness. •oeag
*me .ad . sehthoo dal apse. Afar a ro-
of " Riverview " the happy well.
1rN N the evonMi train tee their bene is
Hmisso is said showun of ria and 1 .
t s.d wishes M nosey friends.
The 13th edeas el bhe Med vivo woo
heisted ea Tway. ilii 161h will be plasma
lo p•eiMen today, sod the Yet N is sopust•
ed will be Sia en Mewing, and the *We
omit. loth les mosepate..1 rind*, tad
ices the aadbid eeetpldswd„y