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THE SIGNAL : GODERICNN ONTARI .
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visited the pavilion. On the outside es
noticed the geutal menages. a the North
Al,eriesn Chemical US., making his pree
moue felt in the distribution of handsome
lithos, wtioh sung the praises of Rice's
Pure Salt. Taken all in all, the directors
of the Dcnsa0nun Flit have good oaole
for orlgratullttuo. Following is
THE PRIZE LIST.
HORSES.
,tart 1—HRAVY DIA VONT.
Brood mare with foal by her side,
'rhos. Anderson; '2 year old filly, Barber
Bros ; 2 year old gelding, Jas Forster ;
1 year old filly, Jae Hu watt 1 year old
gelding, Thus Anderson ; foal of 1197,
Jae. Forster ; team in harness, Jas
Furter.
CLAM l) LORICULTCRAL
Brood man with foal by bar side.
Woods Bros, John Chisholm ; 2 year old
filly, J Kilpatrick ; 2 year old gelding,
Win. Bailie ; 1 veer old filly, John Sal-
keld, Johu Durnin ; 1 year old gelding.
Jas Bsilfe; foal of 1897, John Chis•
holm, Woods Bros ; team in harness,
Jan Forster, Jas Chisholm.
torso til--UENEkAL PCoroes.
Brood mare with , foal by ler side.
Barber Bros, Salkeld Bros ; 2 year o.d
tor, Chao T•yloe,-Patil.liaad ; 1 year
Elly, Clem Taytnr. 13 Bernie rlTas
old gelding, Barber Bros ; foal of 11497,
Barber Bros, 1st and 2nd; team in har-
ness not to exceed 1,200 lbs each, Thos
Elliott, A A J Teybe ; best groomed
farm team in *nese, A A J Taylor,
Thos Elliott.
CLAMS IT—ROAD A1110 CARRIAIL
DUNaMsoON FAIR.
The Prise LIM ea 1st Rte AtMedaere M
are beemd fay.
The Dangaenos Fair was held in Mos -
day and Tuesday hest. The weather on
both days was good, Toeeday being •
glorieos Fall day. As a result there was
a large atieodas'ee en the last day, and
the directors were well pleased that snob
Alm weather had some their way. As at
ether fair this year, the fruit crop was
short or the overuse, and the exhibits
he • whole were not ap to that et lass
year. There was a hear eospetltlon la
Nis ladies' department. A good show of
u1
lgtdihwita wag .trade by A. A W. 2nd ; Hesdmet,'.' -t?"o% the i
eosf awrr. MsZean, of Sehlord. weal Baeshirge, bleak sad whim, R M.Lean ;
ea head with his milt exhillk, wish Hambargs. preened. rtaids& and saver,
preyed to be so atseetios to all who. R Manta, 1st sad tad ; Wrath** f
Brood marelwith foal by her side, R
Famish, J. Armstrong ; 2 year old filly,
Woods Bros ; 2 year old gelding, Thoe
Beaty ; 1 year old filly, Jan Bailie ; 1
year old gelding, Reuben Titin ; single
horse in harness, Dr. Whitely, Jae Mo-
Mantts ; pair matched horses in harness,
Hugh Girvin, J Armstrong.
CLAMS V.—SPEEDING IN THE RING,
No 1—Fafineri trot or pace, man or
gelding, proper of exhibitor.Paul Reed,
Jae Mc1YLnos, David Promo.
No 3—Open to all ; trot or pare ; best
three in five, mile heat., A Y Polley,
Pat Firr,J Cameron.
LADY orphan AMP DIZYIIL .
Lady driver, single, Miss Green. Mrs
J Bailey saddle horse. mare or gelding,
Sturdy.
M — —
o Lyons, R McLean ; game, pile, 7 0
Lyons, 1st and god ; Bantams, J 0
Lyons, K Mclean ; barayard fowl, J 0
Lyons, H McLean ; geese, Jas Lane, J
Kilpatrick ; ducks, -I 0 Lyons, 1st and
2nd ; turkeys, A Draney.
FARM PRODbCT13.
cue; X11.—OIUIN.
2 bushels fall wheat, white, 8 Forte, H
Careen, John Salkeld ; 2 bushels fall
wheat, red, Jobe Salkeld, 8 Furse, H
Corwen ; 9 bushels spring wheat, fife,
John Salkeld, 8 Furs. ; 2 bushels Colo -
redo, 8 Furse, Salkeld Bros ; 2 bushels
other variety, 8 Furs*, John Salkeld ;
2 bushels six rowed barley, John Salkeld,
8 Purse ; 2 bushels two rowed barley, H
Corwen, S Furse ; 2 bushels oats, blank,
S Furse ; 2 bushels oats, white, H Cur -
wen, Jas Curwen ; 2 bushels peas, small,
8 Purse. John'8allreld ; '2 bushels peas,
large, John Salkeld, S Furse ; 1 bushel
timothy seed, 8 Form, John Salkeld ; }
bushel flax seed, John Salkeld S Fun+ ;
beet and largest variety of groin in the
straw, grown by exhibitor this year, S.
Furse.
CLA',.'t xx.—t)tlRY AND DOMEtTI.' MARC-
_ PA('TCas.
10 lbs of butter in rolls or prints, Mrs
A Green, Mrs T Hamilton ; 5 lbs table
bolter, Mrs T Hamilton ; Mrs Thos An-
s`lr tuiop ; 20' 1'hs pacteR-buttet, 'Mr. Hy
Morris, Mrs Thus Anderson ; cheese, not
less than 50 lbs, factory made, Robt. Mc -
/twain ; 2 loates home made bread. Mrs
A Green, Mrs T Anderson ; jar of
honey, Paul Reid, Wm Bailty ; maple
syrup, \V E Durnin. Ju Alton ; maple
sugar, Sam Alton, is. Alton ; hest col-
lection of hone made preserves, 1 jar of
each variety, Miss E Nott.
CATTLE.
CLANS V1—CAT'r'LI—THOROCOH BB ED.
-Minch pow, having raised or with calf in
1897, rhos •oderson, let and 2nd ; 2
year old heifer, Thoe. Anderson, 1st and
2nd ; 1 year old heifer, Thoe Anderson,
J Kilpatrick ; heifer calf of 1897, Thos
Aadeesoo, 1st mod 9nd ; bull e•lf of 1897,
Them Anderson ; aged baits, 2 "van br
over, Thos Anderson ; herd of 3 females
and 1 male, Thos. Anderson.
CLASS VII—GLADE CATTLE.
Milch cow, having raised or with calf
in 1897, Medd A Son, Wm Andrews ; 2
year old belief, Medd & Son, 1st and
2nd ; 1 year old heifer, W E Durnin,
Wm Malloogh ; steer calf of 1897, A R
Anderson, Win Mallough ; heifer calf of
1897. Thos Anderson, Medd A. Soo ; 2
year old heifer, raised calf in 1897, Medd
A Sou, fatted ox or steer, R Mcllwain,
H Girvin ' fatted crow or heifer, Medd A
Son, H Girvin ; 2 year old steer, los A
Mallough ; 1 year old steer, A R Ander-
son, H Girrin.
SHEEP.
CLASH NIII—Lltl('ItRTER.
Aged ram, Salkeld Bros ; pair aged
Kites, raising lambs in 1897, lieu Harry,
Salkeld Bros ; pair 'heading ewes, Geo
Harry, Salkeld Bros ; pair ewe lambs,
Geo Harry, Jae Bailie ; ram lamb, Sal-
keld Bros, Geo Harry.
CLAM ix—SHROPSBI RE DOWNS.
Aged ram, Glenn Bros; shearling ram,
Glees Bros ; pair aged ewes, raising
lambs in 1897, Glenn Brno pair ewe
, _O1814--RirOt 1.111x8"111111b; tilenn
Urns, Lt and 2nd.
CLANS I—oX F ORD veins.
Aged Ism, Jag Bailie, Jag Tabb ;
abseiling ram, is. Tabb ; pair aged ewe.,
raising lambs in 1897, Jae Tabb, lit and
2nd ; pair shearling ewes, Jae Tabb ;
pair ewe lambs, Jag Tabb, Jas Bailie ;
not lamb, Jag Tabb, 1st and 2nd.
l'LARS Xi-ROOTHDOWNR. •
Aged ram, it Tiffin ; pair aged ewes,
raising lambs in 1897, Olson Bros, Jae
Lane ; pair shearling ewes, Glenn Brtooss.,�
James Lane ; pair ewe lambs, Glend'
Bros, Jag Lane ; ram lamb, Glenn Bros.
Jae. Lane ; heavy lamb, Joe A Mallough.
PIGS.
CLANS III.—ILRERBTI1..•-
Aged boar, .Ise Chisholm, Jag Alton ;
sow, having raised pigs ib 1897, Jae Al-
ton, 1st and god ; bear, littered in 1897,
Jae Alton, H Edwards ; Sow, littered in
1897, H Edwards, Jae Altea
CLAM XIII. --ro•p$HIRR.
Sow, having raised pigs in 1297, R
Finnigan, W W Fisher ; sew, littered in
1897, W $dilie. .
CLASS XIV.—(HseTY WHIRR.
Bow, hmvihn raised pip in 1897, Jae
Alton ;'boar, littered in 1897, Jae AItop,
let and 2,id ; sow, littered in 1897, Jia
Alton, (El Edwards.
CLASS Iv.—POtAWD CEINA.
Aged boar, W W Fisher : sow, having
raised pigs to 1897, hoer, littered in 1897,
end sow, litte*ed in 1897, R' W Fisher,
l at and 2nd.
CLAM IVI.-+-TAYwO*TR.
Aged boar, std few, littered In 1897,
W W Fieber.
cum sem —seTROC-JwRaay.
Aged boar, W Fisher, H Edwards
sow, having raised pigs in Utin, W i;
Risser, W Fisher ; boar, littered in 1897,
Wm Fisher, W W Fisher : sow, littered
in 1896, W Fisher, W' W Fisher.
FOWL
CLASS XVIII.
Brahma, 11 ht R Matsui, J C Lyons ;
Brahma, dark, R MaLsan, J C Lynn. ;
Ooehin, white, J C Lyon. ; O'tobin, bat
J O Lyons, 1st and ted ; Leghorn, whit,
J C Lyme ; Leghorn brown, J 0 Lyons,
Id McLean ; Plysloolli Rook, J 0 Lyme,
lit and 2nd ; Dorking's, J 0 Lyme, R
shun ; lilnotess, black, .1 C Lyons,
R McLeee ; red eaps, J C Urea. 1st sad
i'LAra SII.—V$A,ETA BLEB AND ROOTS.
Peck early rose potatoes, A Draney, T
Hamilton ; peck white elephant potatoes.
A Vraoey, John Salkeld ; peck any other
variety, Gen Smyth, Jag Bailie ; 4 heads
cabbage, John Salkeld, W E Durnin ;
6 blood beet.. Geo Smyth, T Hamilton ;
6 sugar beets. Tho. Woods. John Salkeld;
6 ur.ngold wuNaele, John Salkeld. R Mo -
Dwain ; 6 golden tankard wurtzels, John
Salkeld ; swede turnips, John Salkeld,
Geo Smyth ; greystone turnips, Wm
long _Oe.erete, Thos.
Hamilton. John Sack white Belgian
carrots, R Schwann, W E Dania ;
early` horn carrots, Thos Hamilton, Jas
Corwen ; peck onions, John Salkeld,
Tho. Diaher ; peck tomato.., Jae Curwen,
Geo Smyth ; 6 ears corn, John Salkeld,
Jae Curwen ; pumpkin, Hy Morns, Thos
Anderson ; summer squash, for table,
Jag Alton ; 4 water melons, Thoe Disher ;
6 heads celery, Jae Curwen ; 4 citron.,
Mrs Thos Anderson, Jas. Alto° : collec-
tion garden vegetables, Jas Cameo ;
special, best b named varieties potatoes,
peck each, A Deaoey.
FRUIT.
C1ASs 'zit—WINTIR APPLztt, 5 or RACH.
Spies, Jo. A Malloogh, Win Malloogh;
Baldwin., Jae Bailie, Jag Careen ; King
of Tompkins county, Jag Alton, Jae. Cur -
won ; Ribeton Pippin. Jag Corwen, Jae
Hamilton ; pair woollen mite,hawd made,
Miss L Buchanan, Miss Sysingtoa ; pair
woollen stockings, hand made, Miss L
Buchanan, Mies E Null ; pair woollen
socks, hand made, Miss E Nott, Mrs T
Hamilton ; sofa cushion, Miss L Buchan.
so, Miss E Nutt ; pillow shams, Miss
S miogton : point lace, Mrs C Campbell.
Miss E Nutt ; macrame work, Miss
Symington Mrs C Campbell ; fancy
flannel shirt, Miss L Buchanan, Mrs
Thos •Hamiltco ; oresy patch work, Mrs
Thos Hamilton. Miss L Buchanan ; ar-
risens work, Miss E. Knott, Mrs C
Campbell ; suit lady's underwear, Miss
Symington. Miss E Nott ; darned net,
Miss L Buchaban, Mrs C Campbell ; demo
on sock or stocking, Miss E Nott, Mrs
Thus Hamilton ; kuitted guilt, Miss
Symington , crochet quilt, Mies 8ymiug'
ton; 5 yards rag carpet, Mies L Buchanan;
rag mat, Mrs Thu. Dialler, 1st and 2nd ;
woollen yarn, Mn T Hamilt.r'n, Miss E
Nott ; honiten lace, Miss Symington,
Mrs C Oawpbell ; table soert, Miss E
Null, Mies Symington ; set table mats,
Mrs C Campbell, Miro L Buchanan ; tea
oozy, Mrs C Oampboii. Mies E Nott ; rib -
hon work, MrsC Campbell. MissSyming-
ton ; outline embroidery, Miss E Nott,
Mrs Gro Smith ; lig cabin quilt, Miss E'
Nott ; crazy quilt, Miss Symington, Miss
L Buchanan ; embroidery, Miss B Nott,
�lptl ±jy.RlltSfdeO . bil11901t9.11R_i� 1iss _dH-
(ereet materials, bfrs Thus H•miitot,,
Miss L Buchanan ; embroidery with rope
in silk, Miss E Nott Miss Symington ;
drawn work, Miss Syroiegtoo, Mrs C
Campbell ; woollen shawl, crochet or
,set, Mus Symington, Mrs C Campbell ;
psinting on silk or satin, oil, amateur,
Mie. Symington, Miss E Nott ; fancy
tidy, Mrs T Woods, Miss E Nott ;
crochet lace, cotton, Mrs C Campbell,
Mrs Geo Smyth ; chenille embroidery on
f-lt or plush, `, iss E Nutt. Mrs Camp-
bell ; mantle drape, Mies E Nott, Miss
S]mineton ; fancy tidy, drawn work,
?bias Symington. Mrs C Campbell ; beet
aoJ greatest oollection of ladies' work.
useful sod ornamental, the work of one
person, Miss Symington, Mrs C Camp-
bell.
CODER CH -BARCAIN - CENTRE.
JI ES ROBINSON
HAS REMOVED HIS STOCK OF DRY GOODS
To the Store formerly occupied by Mr. J. T. ACHESON.
CLAMS IzVI.—PINI AItTS.
Best collection nil paintings, Miss
Jennie McKenzie, Mrs C Campbell ; beat
ooAlectws water colors, ides '0 Campbell,
Miss Jennie McKenzie ; specimen pen-
manship by boy or girl under 15 yeas,
T. Hamilton. G. Smyth, A_.Ore.; gep-
-�
al drawing. Miss Jennie l.nm�isA ffs
C Campbell ; crayon drains', Kiss Jan-
nis McKenzie, Mrs C Campbell ; paint-
ing on glass, Miss Symington, Ere C
Campbell ; painting on slate, Miss Sym-
ington
SPECIAL PRIAES.
Special by Fred Yongblut, Lood.s-
borough, fon lb. best -colt of 1897, heavy
draught oragaonitural, $5.—John Ohio
holm.
Special by John Medd, V 8., Dungan-
non, of $10 for the best 5 agricultural
colts, aged 4. 3, S, 1 and foal of 1897,
open to any . horseman to compete, pro-
viding be pay the same amount, and that
the Society supplement the same with $5
DOLLARS to PEANUTS you'll be tickled
into new life if you use
Rice's Pure sSalt
THE SALT OF THE EARTH
FOR TABLE, BUTTER, OHEESE, FARM and GENERAL US...
The North American hemieal Company, Limited,
BOLA M 11...3C.E0148
Bailie ; Canada Red, Jae Elton, 81
Alton ; Russett, J B Edward, Jag Cur-
wen ; Rhode Island Greening, Jae Alton,
,las Carweo ; beet eight named vrieti
Tas Alcon, X TSnney ; Iasi four nils
varieties, Wm Balliel Jos A Mallough.
TALL APPLIS, 5 01 RACE.
20 -ax Pippins, Win. Mallough, Jos A
Mellough ; Cayuga Red Streak. Paul
Reed, Salkeld B Blenheim Pippin,
Kiss Symington, (Wm. Bailie ; bests 4
named varieties, 4 of each, Miss E Nott,
As Emilie.
PRAIA, A .C.
3 named varieties, 5 of sack, S Forts,
H Curwen ; collection grapes, Miss Sym-
ington, H Curwen ; plate peaches, Thos
Disher, Misss Symington ; plate crab
apples, Mies Symington, Thos Woods ;
piste guineas, R Mellwain, Thos Disher ;
collection house plants, Jae Curwen ;
collection garden flowers, out, Thos
Auderson, las Corwen.
CLASS XXIII—MANUFA(TURaa.
10 yards all wool cloth, Miss E Nott ;
10 yards all wool flannel, Jae Alton ; 10
yard. union flannel, Mias E Nott; pair
wool blankets, i.e Alton, Sam Alton ;
pair horse blankets, home made, Jae Al-
ton, Mies E Nott ; beet collection of
cmbintetware, A & W Sproul ; best col-
lection of boot., T W Little ; best sede
pair pante, A Drawly.
CLAM XXiy—TMPLIMINTR.
Single buggy with tgp, not known ;
wodd axle farm waggon. is. Rose, let
and 2nd : farm gate, Jas Rose, Jno Lee ,
'egos reek, las Rose ; road cart, J M
Ferguson ; beet collection farm imple-
ments, Jae Rose ; superior lift pump, H
Dodd ; retortion lift pomp, H Dodd.
(:LAaa IIF—LADIER DEPARTMENT
Tatting, Mrs C Cambell. Miss E Nett;
eroehet work.Miss E Nott, Mrs T Dishier;
embroidery in linen Mrs Thos Woods,
Mies Syteinrtnu : embroidery in media,
Mn Campbell, Mies L Buchanan ; em-
ha'oldery in cotton, Miss E Nett,
Ria Symington ; fancy braidis*, Miss
L Buchanan, Mies Synisgton ; fawn
peteh work, Kiss Sy.iagtcm.t• ,iatehed
b
quilt in wod1, Mn Thee a.dtos :
patehd quilt in settee, Thom Hasid
ten, Miss A Neu a abreid.vy in worsted
of el Mrs C t�ppbsil, Miss E Yost ;
Rasa , head made (unwashed). Miss
L Reels moa, Mrs T Hsssiltnn ; embroi-
d os belting cloth, Miss E Yott, Miss
A et notion ; knitted slippen. Mies L
)liEsaema. Mies I /UN ; feeoy kntttag
in woof, MiesL Beebassa. Mrs 0 Clamp-
tell
aalbell ; tansy 'MOW kn eatton, Miss Ora -
Webs. Miss IR Most ; erosissi table mats.
coma pines 1 L CButhesue. M
/matt; lies dill, nhskies .ode, ((es -
elated) Vi. L 1■thtleen. >Ws gime-
elated)
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as • sweepstake prize for the best mare or
gelding, sp to four years old, to be classed
as Agncaltetel.—Woods Bros. and John
Chisholm.
Wciarby Th'o%. E: Dd9Eth, DnbitsM-
non, of $3 for the beet mar or gelding
the most suitable for a lady's driver.
Soundness and style oonsidered.
—Ed-
ward Durnin.
Special by James Bailie of $2 for the
heaviest lamb on the ground.
Speei.l by W W Fisher, Colborne, for
pen of any breed of pigs, 1 boar, sows,
—
any age, 1st $2. 2nd $1.W. Fisher,
W. Fisher.
Special by W J Morrow, Dungannon,
$6 for best 20 lbs. of packed butter,
buttes to become his property.—Mrs. T.
Hamilton.
RIO010fZNDSD,
Superior lift pump Henry Dodd ;
common lift pomp, Henry Dodd.
X X ,i X X X
Ladies' Jackets !
We are showing the largest range of UUIES' JACKETS
the Town of Goderich. Latest styles from 8- 0 up.
FUR COATS, FUR CAPES, MANTLECLOTHS,
DRESS GOODS, TABE,
SHAWLSLELIN, NTWEEDS, &c. ea;
its
COME AND SEE.
OME AND COMPARE QUALITY.
OME AND COMPARE PRICER. t:
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JAMES ROBINSON.
TWO DOORS WEST OF HAMILTON -81
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
Prom our own Correspondents
rears L Iatlbema/few Mere Tet Malta Is
Mrd Aaywhasa 1Bse—Mews of tet
Comma S.. -sus a.pevsed
oke--sijkat
LEEBURN.
MONDAY,27.
The l.. h
by tRw .Jabs *sag. of
Hamtltoo, os Scottish shaves history later -
spread Py magic haters views s: the nab -
note, drew • reed •tteedane& Rev. M.
Mackay • former diaster sere ably filled the
their.
Childress' Day was observed bore by •
special service sad senses be the B. 8.
ebtldrea by the paster Rey. Jas. Homilies.
The Marsh was prettily decorated by the
ladies of the eosgregaaee with flower" ler
tie oomesee
HAYFIELD "BLOWS."
TasDAv, Sept til.
Goan .el Reynosa wee held es the 21.5.
bask, there were net any oases before It.
The shank bell we expected, by mistake.
bee. weinadarstnd,bess doweled to anthem
legality.
The Park Hill Owe the as Rem thee
Jeba Esso.. • widest of Ibis place has jeia-
d the (Jseeervattve ranks. We very mach
doubt the fees.
Jeka Whidden, evaporator, is is fall
blast. Apples, pears, peaches, ,.d potatoes
are tamed oat beastitilly, dried Lid to
large qu•stioia
The " Dan btew•rt " farm offered for
sale by the estate of loran A Co. of Sea -
forth wee sot sold. $4,300 wee bid, aamer-
cup soedidoss were easiest le.
The Reynold harbor was again W*Mted.
surveyed, etc., by • Governesses official an
the E8 rd. lash., he hada carriage, pair •ad
a colored driver with him in dae,tyle.
Some badly dispesd perste. igve Olaf
mo
Reeve a os of tar la Ciro .toe , _ mam-
tng early •,wesk ono. The affair wee sem-
promised, payment to the ton of twenty
five dollar was mode fon the sot,
Dr. Woods met with two -tgijacss
London daring the fair. He NOUN w
beth eesesjeee with the desists sorest ere,
sad has esters back mimes one of his berme,
bony sal bassets. bed for sae trip.
sealed Titrla, sial
16 yeses mei with a FARM eooiders the
ether day. He strolled tato Donaldson's
still. brought his kit hand into costae with
the ei eslar paw, and lost one finger. 'bomb
bed tic rsmslaing damn wen badly lacer-
ated"v Dr. Stasberry dreamed the wounded
head.
DUNGANNON
TowDAv, September 98.
NOTICE—G. A. NEWTOONN. tt:F.NTIST,
ase I�to L�� jIIjDAgArF oefg ach moth : beers fDleopteses rom
tfSx• lanl[1rDD'8 Tas_intA111.011 ea teeth.
Osee-
P.
lswsaaasr.—.Oa Saturday lest • large
oortege of sorrowing relatives, Meade and
melgbbers eseersed the remains .f the las
Alexander Dentist from his wideees at St.
Helens to Demonisesne
The e
of the deaslDemoniseswd was 77 years sail 8 mouths.
Tide ob.equles were eeedseW by 'Rev. Mr.
w holey, of Si BeMrir The bereaved rel-
atives have the sincere sympathy of the
community. The doomed was • pioneer
of West Wawaneeb, sed wag sash esteemed
e s a good attires and selrhbor, betag of a
(aims and retiring disposition and kind to
all.
C. L I U.
The IeBswinw are the midge fey the dif.
ferias yeses people's eodetiee width met
darty the week t
North -at Methodist ehrroh E. L. of C. E.,
fredey evseing at 8 .'sleet. On Oe..
let. Oenseerutlea. qualities drawer (eerier•;)
by the President.
Kama Cherub 11.P.8.0. T., meet with
the general prsyerwreetiag. The topie.
" New to make (1.rr. win ear win. dad the
remit." Poll. 2: 118 Qeeetiee 96. Miss
McOl—bey.
All ere eerdlally belted to attend thew
meet rage, whish are held is the besmear
of the didereat ehsrekee. Members trees
ether eniedee are noised to be pretest.
Wingh•et t Wm. Uwoidses. at flasMa
iesibma eeseey.-ssospealed by
w dlattt�tsr, IimbM. is v bestow-la-
liade obi s 8>rwa
dl
Mt They .' son vMon
as Ali* et esdbary wefgbt.
DUNLOP.
Moiety, Soot. 20.
Rebt Williams, took in the steamiest to
Niagara fa1L lest week.
The 'Wisdom Roomed of the 9th of Sept,
sweeties" the death of the husband of M. A.
Barker, slater of eras townsman Jetta H.
Mrs. McIntyre, of Soeth•mptes. former-
ly May Cammiag. after an 'bones of many
year is hens ea • visit to her father, D.
Cemsis/. aeoempe&ld by her daughter.
Amen our transient visitors last week
who sew the fair at Goderich were. Use.
Meese, of Brassisid, ens of Haees's well
knows horaemea,Th.a Meatgosee.y. wbese
father was far seas time et R farm
wee up from Geelph, seeing of triode sad
"shout mates of his boyhood days at 8s1--
fegd eoliths of leaving. Thomas has bees
married this pest five years.
AnAIN WWII Us.—Two years age the
Rev. S. Haughton yisAed his permits Mr.
sad Mrs. J. A. Haeght.n. as Orebard Cot-
tage.
ottags. Again he demes this time la beueeiee
fordo havieg bee, married is Soreetse.
Pima. were le sow etatie•ed. Beth be asd
Mrs. Haughton e. joyd a se•th sojourn in
Oesarie by a trip to the Tbcrasoad Weeds
sad our prtedpel items. Sally ending hire
swim his sbllse Mr.. Je e. I. Williams. et
Syringed., We beteg is Baugh toe's
lint visit to Canada. When here both visit-
ed points of interest In sod •bout Dunlop
and Goderiob, and on Sunday last Mr.
Heugbtoo preached In St. George's church,
Goderioh.
Last night at 8 o'clock, Zechariah
Lawrence died at his residence oo Church
street, after two weeks' Ulnae& For some
time past the deceased has not been very
well and two weeks ago he took aiok with
typhoid lever. This developed tato Bright's
disease which was the oases of hie death
Mr. Lawless was boa near Niagara 48
years ago. Is March he secured the poe-
tics of eeriness. re the Imperial sad held it
NU last before he became i1L He was in-
terred at Sandwich.
FALL FAIRS. - u ._
Blyth, Oot. 5 sad 6.
Morris branch, Blyth, Oct, 5 sad 6.
Stanley, at Baylleld. Sept 30 and Oot. 1.
Grey : Mr. Baird, lath et Clinton Model,
bee beam engaged se teacher in Na 10, Grey
toe 1808, to succeed W. E. itrmsteeeg. wbe
purposes attending sebeel after New Years,
Shorey's
Rigby 1 -?roofed
Frieze Ulsters
In Olive Mix, Brown,
Fawn, Claret and Oxford
Grey ; 51 to 54 inches long,
with 6 -inch collar, 5 pock-
ets and throat tab, with
' wont - come - di" buttons
can be bought retail in
every Town and Village
for
suN�iEaT - SAP
rapper Competition
AUGUST 1897.
Tae failowleg are the WI...rs I. Bberlrt
rte I. �slateea Ontario.
Winner:: of Stearns' Bicycles
Mr. A. Oourtesaaobe, Midland.
Minter Reg Armitage, 438 Church -et, Te
roan.
Winners of Gold Watches
Mr. Freak Bresaan, 174 Wiliam Ave., To
Mr. Marry it Cantelon, MitekeiL
Mr. Arthur Donahue, 300 Di1s-st., To -
route.
Mr. D. J. MeC eoty, hex 734, Owe Surd.
Mr, Joss M. Spears, 160 O4detooe Ave.,
Termite.
The above eleutpeiMMS wine be eee-
lrmed data mercer M list.
LEVER BR08.(IAesited) Toronto
NEW FALL MILUNERYIP
Having thoroughly iaspseted all that was new for Fall
and Winter wear in the beat market', and having purchased
largely, I now have a stook of new and elegant inAeyr
Thimgofnga, eta, to which I cordially invite the inspedi
ke
of the ladies of Gtiderioh and vicinity. The stook ocatp'isss
All the New Shades is Grey and Blue
Fur Mounts ibr Yil1Inery
Vets
Hats. in all the shapes,
Rats, trots a 5. up,
jgagpagi,
from $1.75, up
madam atia 30 nits, up.
A t4ssi.lfly this Zama is PROMOS vaanio, et wale` i bare
a veil line in stook. `
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