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TI -117 I.13 A TDI •TCS• NEW BPAIP%7R OF HURON COUNTY.
FIFTY-FIRST YEAR. ---2664
GODERICS, ONTARRIO, CANADA : MARCH 11, 1898
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
IEW ADVERTIBEMENT8.-MAR- U.
so lwseens--HA. Loess
:dpu ud Bspe.d1I AS Tow• of
God e: t*11
w N.vdMes o Dom Goods -W
Aoh,.m L See
use and Lot" fee Selo --T H.akMMp1
smiler Ner.srt.s-John 8tewan MM8
rm for Sole-lernest Heaton 1
,t, • Batey Ssst, ere -M,....'.
Hotel. S•Idord 1
qtma to Rest-- J H Walloons 1
rm (or We or Rest --Mrs Cassaday.- 1
iron's Greatest Store -R B Smith4
soderful Barcelona -Geo W Thomism. 4
Patrick's Day Co e.rt-Vietsri• 8
Open Home
,ot Ion Sale of Bipysles-0 F larerso4
,W Goode -Smith Br.. i Co . 8
1
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
6 Prom our own Corrl.pondenta
panted
Ur A N T B 11=-1/A811 BAND, UN
-
married. for six months from April Int.
tpty to ROBERT YOUNU, RlIgewiod.
1"11, Iii
LT ANT/SD-ALAR LOAt10F BUTTER
1 forte PrOStsces. too. 0. A. KING,
Ingham,
ITANTRD-AT THE HAMILTON ST.
1 Prodwe Were. ON Car of Potato's*.
r C.r of Hotter mad Twenty 0.z. of mom
, 1. MaliltiW .
For bale or To Rent.
OR SALE -THE NEW TWO-STORY
trick cottage as the earner K Waterloo
root aidBrttansia Roan rot *umber
par-
Salem Apply to Arta (., oo t
he
seises.
GOOD FARO/ FOR SALK. UHKAP,
two alba t om Oot*Meb. Mir pmrttoa-
n address ERNK2T HEATON, Rerristar.
oderieb, 44-4
▪ OR SALA OR TO RENT -FOR SALE
•
or to r.st the dwelling on Neleoa-et. at
neat e..ipled by R enneeth h eastelse
rooms. holed ng trestle, Poem. dials,
Mm, wrier sad k' -ben, ha. • library,.
saber of Meseta, pasty a good cellar.
ben Is bait ea acre of t•.tstsfl7 planted
4th .lten1M .sed holt trees, cad an esee:Mss
twn. ApP S to E. BMELTH. es the prw-
ileem. IO-Im
cOR TALL -ONS OF THE BEST
L.' farm Is Weevers Ontario Lot L0000ee-
ion b towa.blp of Catharsis, fjuroa County.
garret. Coed water. Has
rho runt soma; 1. peva �o ter 11 nat
lea. t
Me targe Mme hens IS kr W. game hoose
od kitchens. Wore d P.O. es the prank's*.
:"c"h"at gravel roads. 11111111cash.•I$ balance at
cel Der seat beggess. Apply to r. W. Ue-
tON AO H (lance P.O.. Oat.. or to J. A. lin-
iONAU1 b MdHs,ton 8t. Eau. Toronto. t1.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Part of Let g, 0saoess/On C. Ooderich
'own. osntebNsg 814 aces of land. There Ie
hunted ea tiit� �.y • good 11 story brim
1 welting.raw
eller0I•
Ira elmsernes.er.. pea
IOLT, Barrbtt
Dated I(k Jt t .11111.
•t asd with
house. Thai Y • really
be .old °s res.,ublo
ppt7 to PHILIP
where ei information Mere That Commie be
Round anywhere Slee -hews of she
Deeo"y•s•ee•lls R.pereed
trier The •si••l.
N[41011SA1.11-wTS 661 AND 70
Hutebtosoos Bane, to lite Town of
eogqderich, epos width
ti
"rested • otos dwell-
boner.
well-
oDated /tick B.otesnber, 1761
Amply o CAMERON.tHOLT t HOLME9.
led
COLBORNE.
TouDaY, Marne, 8. 1898.
We are pleased to hear that Mr.. George
Morris, Merriedale, is slowly r.cevertng
Wee les roeese severe illness.
FARM TO RENT OR SELL -ON THE
gnrei read ..ar Aubars, nasal. to
Myth It Is .etely MI eleare1: needy ewe
n.dr04 Mortar trremae g•artieders
r ,od farther�b.bpea
ild: t
aii-
iy to 1IunlY RB. (.1t. lc/USIA Y,es tho wow
ss*, or Ttstrts. 41111IDRT. Assumed.
OoderIck.
CREWE.
The tea meeting in connection with the
Crowe Methodist ohurob, will he held oo
Toenday evening, March 15th. Tea will be
served in the Will to oonneotioo with the
church from 6 to 8 o'elock, after whioh ad-
dressee will be delivered by well-known
olersymen and • oholoe literary grogram
grana ted.
rRENT�-.Ayppttr�ihNmrS1 NEW RES!
awerAND to J. anew
11/11.1.1A1111. newt doe ma
GODEHICH TOWNSHIP
W.ptteiDAT, Maroh 9.
Jamas Edmoostone, if 1h* Bayfield Rood,
111111 sold his stallion to John Cook, of lad*
e••, for the sum Of $4200.
Arobj►$imonstame,,,,6ho left hers on the
8th of Y.brosry, arnvd in Riverside. Call,
atter • trio of only tone days, the tlutokest
on record, and he thinks it • beautttul coun-
try, as everytbisg is growing and green.
WHITE CHURCH.
TU.6DAT, Marek 8.
John (Aimee is shipping Meek from two
{o tares 114 f►s • week.
H. D. *.added•• has all the ••oast Bolds
near the "id=ea tweeted .ix legit deep with
The gni boom is fall and several loads
have had le go en to WI.g Sas for waat of
store room.
The probebilities are that se the clow of
the ringing of sleuth -belle wedding Mlle
will rise nesioally is this viotaity.
Our grain merchant, Jobs Martin, was
re*.otly joined in marriage to Mise Mary
Dow, and is now settled in the house he
built last tall.
Our popu'•r hotelkeep.r has parebased,
ata large *rim, the trotting horse known
as Bay Skipper. Our village sports all have
to drop behind sow.
M:ss Lizzie Ristoul, wbo has hem very
low from as attack of ietammation of the
lungs sod pleurisy, we are pleas./ to learn
is r000vermg very fast.
DUNGANNON.
Nortca-The local sgsno7 In Dungannon
for Tit. Bsw*t. leu the office of J. O. War°.
J. P., oonveyaaoer, go.. who will nodes or-
ders for et.bronptiona, advertising end Jot -
work, and us authorized to give reoelpt• for
amounts paid for the ease.
•
LEEBURN.
TOIeh1AT, M.r. 8.
Th. fishing .mason on the ice for 1898 was
opened loot week by John Iterate making
• god o•tob of perch.
TM Sammy evening meeting of the C. E
8. had thos preemie of • sleigh load of tot -
low -workers from Port Albert. Providei
the roads and weather are tavorable, a large
delegation from here will go on Friday *Ym-
ioa f s.zt week for • social visit to tee
tort and • e6.lsrs.ee for the beet promo-
tion of the (gLt work in their oomma •I -
ties.
Bright .miles from our lair max, with
hearty shame of the hand from his 'sumer-
one friend', greeted our popular friend
Joepb McMillan. at oo. time • Worm of
Port Albert, on his safe return after an
abeam of seemly two months from thus.00-
tioo. The object of his visit was • ooaf.r-
ewee with .oma beohelor triads oo • pro-
posed journey to the Kleodike Joseph
west southward for another Oen/memos. of
whioh however the Kloodike would not be
the theme.
NINE Tote Tine -Our subdivision, No.
4, Coltwrw, recorded 99 votes to the reowt
election for West Huron. Mr. Beck. getting
46 and Mr. °arrow 54 Is was feared that
Mise.e would doter the veteran leader of
tea ward on tbs Reform side from voting,
but, esNouragel by the bet/bloom of the
day, kis indomitable matey in aa
eleotiow fray overcame him and he west and
marked his x, some to the ehargia of hie
Co..oryative !rimed', who teo.ght ho would
have paired off with their local leader, who
was sot ale." to vow this time. .1. 0. Stew•
.rt woo D R. 0 , Arthur Fulford, poll
de* sad ►.ter Orme oo.wlahte.
UOUBE AND TWO LOTS 1011 BALE
rev ml", the dwelling new soenpt.l
by Thor,Redwing i. tp. Andrew's ward
There ae two I. owe of which hes Lebow.
Ing fret trees. there Is a good wall el wets
sad
Aerme ria em a iolle�.lows _ farther
e•
apply to Tte08. sHCI<8TZY. le
VALUABLE TOW. PROPSRTY TOR
9 LLf--TM brisk residence
the river sad lake foreleg e.e�ptel t
ate A. lia.Dermett �Moster to A eeW
One et the mese vale. • d deoleasse pea
p L Thi eisieMr1p hoses dwelltag boos on
lieu* dross tetetl adt00Ptatt the Brit-
ish • erell�at mesas S spi.dabbyy
de
�xsr� 6.21#01=14
stettss. sod t diolnIng ormarty .ems 64.6
llwz - ens 7NN Tess.
node. ao
N7te „� A ~�
M46s1•.
PIANO -YRS. Z. W. LOGIN NAM
formed a tar s ear
has Taos• cls fee thtw isE• ra •
LOGAN. Osborne
Miss RETTS OSUTL
Graduate (isllEsbdlk L1ri•
Oafs" Y
Teaeher
Pb rad/teem
ti
Strom. At home
Mese
I OtsDAT, March 8.
MIDtcnoo-The Ktowa Medicine 7o. is
hare tor this week.
TM. W obi inh. - Sines -floe month of
Maroh was ushered in the weather has been
eprine•like. Result, sleights, is rapidly
diseppeariog and leaving sloppy roads.
RESULT Or MONTHLY Ex,Ma On Friday,
Feb. 26th. An examination for the month
of Fob., was bad in 'Dettg•mwen pollen
school, result as follow(: v oleos, Charles
Wbyard, Miltfw 8tatben, Math Roberta.
Sr. iv ohm, Monts Durum. Willie Glenn,
Aeenath Milligan. Jr. 1'. class, Letitia
Darsio, Side Binnby, Geor,ioa Sproul.
Cucn s Norris. -The sacrament of the
Lord's Supper was administered in Erskine
ohurob hen on Sabbath last. Tbe day was
gen end • large attendance was primmest.
The pastor, Rev. R.. Fairbairn. took as his
text tor the solemn 000asioo, in Judges,
b 20, " I have • Message," from whisk ha
dedaoed good emiritoal lesson..
HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE.
Two OauN+ Before the Court.
Sheriff Reynolds .sand. nr. Jeep"" nese
• Fair at White Rims -There
Were Ile Crimtul cases
em the deemed.
THE spring terra of the High Court
of Jastios for the county of Huron opened
on Monday afternoon before Mr. Justice
Row.
There were only two mammon the dooket,
and both of them Wing civil one", Sheriff
Reynolds prmPUMI the pr.sidine Judge
with . pair of whits gloves.
His L•.rd.kip made ashort address to the
grand jury ou the duties they would have
to perform and them oommeooed the brat
cue, • non jury otte.
UOMMes VS. NIZLY.
An notion for an 0000001. The trial list-
ed trona the opening of the wart till 2 toll ,
Tuesday, a large number of witnesses being
examined Alter oouosel had addressed
bar Lordship, the oeee wan dismissed with
mete.
Meagre (Jarrow. Q C. and Dewey for
plaintiff. Wearbe Nesbitt, of Toronto, for
defendant.
00110011 •ti t'LN:,i..
ROB ROY.
TtesDAr, Meeh 8th
Mise T1..a.ee McLare., et Baitford, was
the geed of Mn. R. H. Somereall, Sunday
Lat.
Mrs. Jas. McPhee, of Clodertok. a.d J.
Hetoernegtee, .r the Nan. were via be&
fries& to this vtoiaity Wod.eeday of last
week.
A ember of yam' people of this viotolty
enjoyed the hospitality of A. MoN.Q es
lh5Md•T evesuf of feet week. Cards sad
ether gases wen the div rases. A dusty
lesetese wee served at mldwigtts ..d a
geed shoe wee eejsyd by all.
W. S. Taylor. whose deserter. fee she
Ointment wee delayed by whet wee termed
• severe eeld. bet woo i. reeliIy • mild as -
sok of ionises, tee mese peopesed his
departure fee • while ea will with
.1 a.ul the bsgt.ehg
BRUSSELS•
A porter medal wee held ed Mrs. Slom-
510'1 ei friday wvaeiag. mad the •eeploss
of 1M W.7.iL8.
Teatime we base asked fee • new Web
�.a.e ."glen•• to be trseled by then -se
Lily, Teraherry Sri•t. Testis.-Thir
A t�hdeyK•w is the irundea Oea-
1Wwso Rorerth levee OoS•wt1ou to be
bey in LeOdoo dile week.
Saturday et tat week Mergers, raie►.1
the IN. Jesph Rattail. formerly et 8rstsL.
died et the rei4s.ie of h.r d.uebter. Mts.
8. Reties. Doe Atwood. aged 80 Seen.
Jobs
the Assn"•$ Hegel. BrAwes, les of Asset Bees ussels.
Oil. A. Emote sod will Mks pesee.dee se
tie lea .f May. h 1r said Mr. ideas will
e•WAri from is bat where we have
se{ Ienr.w.
LOOS.
LOST-ON
MORUAY, SRT wLIN THE
itio
N et, 1 pa
eR eel raYew
alms
cad the leder witt
hl. tremble,
& .46da Wtlll$ittlld•
art:reA x Tex a a►�r�llfeRe' *0118 01ssie
COMING AND GOING --David °into lett
here last week to visit relatives at Amherst
Island Miss Celia Pentland has return•
d home from London, webers she has been
attending the spring =ninety show and
leaking selections for a new .tock Joho
Cook, `'. ls., formenlly of Duegannm, and
now et Initiate. 13. 9., arrived ben on a
business and visiting tour. He looks well
and report' her ng good moose' in Uncle
Sam's dom•ies Mise Loura tiryd*s,
who has been oo s visit to bar grandmother,
Mrs. T. Pentland. left for her home at Gd -
•,i h, last week . Mrs Mary Crosbie,
of Ballast, is visiting rolativos and renewing
former acquaintances. and is enjoying her-
self immensely A large number of the
ambers of tea Womeos' Foreign Miesio..-
sry society, of Daogsnnon arms* attesded
a •-sating at. Crewo, last Walk._
It►e.tk d .r. War"' .f rrteetmeld. I A PIONEER HAS GONE. TOWN COUNCIL
After • long ann weortsg illness, James
Morrie, et Prisetbeld, breathed bis last In
his own tome at four o'olook on Tuesday
morning. 11 to about four years *Moe Mr.
Martin first began to show a dimioulia of
his vested vigor and buoyancy. Prior to
that time, he wee on .tature and physique
ono of the most oon.picumis figures attaud-
is, the Cupar market ; but what was thou
thought to be dyspepsia, aggravated by a
weak heart, told slowly but surely upon his
constitution. Coder the guidance of epee -
MMus, various mouses of treatmeot were
adopted ; and although there were ooweoo-
al rallies, there was little perm•owt im-
provement ; and as the years rolled on, Mr.
Martin's lose of weight sod growing weak-
ness became only too apparst. To the last,
however, he retained his motel ipstinota,wd
though bar weary straggle tsvitably afoot -
ted hie spirits. it was surprisipg to find how
readily he regaioed hie natural oordialtiy
to the matey ot ofd friends. He was mov-
ing 'theta, as usual. in the first week of Jan-
uary, and hes passed •way at the compara-
tively early age ot 55
Mr Martie was bore to Cr.igrothie, and
was the youngest of • family of twelve, of
whom only two steers new survive -viz.,
Mn. Henderson and Mrs. Ritchie Losing
his father before he had (uit• quitted his
twos, be 000ttnued tis• important lime.
works business at Cults whioh km father had
established, and gaveearly evidenoe ot those
•wive business habits whioh characterized
him tube end, developing the lima works,
to an .iteot that has rendered them among
the largest of their kind in Sootland. Up•
wards of thirty years ago be leased Priest•
tisld-+Mat 200 •ores --on the Crawford
Priory eatote, and was loop a moyiog spirit
in the Riley plessaui gatherings of the late
Lord Glasgow and hi. tenantry. In thet
eonree of tints. Mr. Merue found himeall io
• position to purchase Prie.tfield, and atter-
words to greatly improve and extend the
dwelling house, whioh le now •-prominent
land -mark on the soatharn. hille.ahaltKloq
the kiutoric village of Pitlesete. le moo
jaoction with hos nephew. Mr. Henderson,
he has also for goers carried on, under the
firm name of Messrs. Martin. Henderson,
& Coy„ an extensive malting business at
Pitlesste, where hogs malt biroz, on im•
proved prinotplee, have within a oomparo-
tiealy reoent period -here erected. Another
nephew -Jame" Smith -he recently got in-
to the farm of Cults, in the management of
which he oleo showed the keenest interest.
Yogrosaed as Mr. Martin thus was in im-
portant wonceroe, whioh brought him into
oontaot with business men all over the ooun•
try, auto especially in Fifeshire, Perthshire,
Forfarsbtre, and other 000etise, be yet de.
voted much of hie time to istereste alto-
'ceche.- on'etde his datl► routine. Among
these, h:e Fite Light Horse always held the
fist place in hi. affections. He joined the
regiment as • private trooper in 1871 ; and
by zealous attention to every duty required,
steadily rose through all the non commus-
.imd grades to the rook of quartermaster.
He) wee a favorite wirh •II rusks, and
brought a distinctly shrewd and praotical
tura of mind to boor on the various ques-
tions oomiog before him as • 00n•wmmus-
.imed °thosr. Rs erected target" •t Priest -
field for the special benefit of the shooting
olab of the Carper Troop. and the hwpitality
dispensed at Prieet8.ld when the Light
Horsemen repaired there for praetiee wee
proverbial. Again and again has Colonel
(then Captain) Gilmour expressed Fats oblige.
tioas W Sergeant-Major Martin at the an,
coal troop dinner in Caper for the yeoman
service be rendered. In acknowledgment ot
these services, Qaortermaster Martin had
the bmor of receiving • handsooe sword
from the troop. The presentation took
place .t a dinner in Caper in 1882. when •
dmtlar presentation was made to James
thorn, now of Burntisland.
Is hie own parish, Mr. Martha was equal.
1 M W bwsl to all kinds of publio business.
tow w dejrs•. of the Parochial Board,
sed Isttuly of the Parish Ooanoil ; he was
aka iwa of the school board ; and in the
PIMsM& Curling Club he was, next to the
late Mr Dingwall. Raimondo, Its oldest and
most retire member ad skip. Fee • som-
ber of years be r+prosested the pariah en the
Onp.r Muriel Oomeit es of the Chesty
Oesseil, nod a1 the seeNog of that body on
Tw.ed.y. Mr. Haig made appreeiative refer-
ee** te Mr. Mante's services Were.
About thirty years ago MT. Marls mar.
lied Mies Graham, dingle/0 of the late
Imbert Or•4•m, L„spggk•t, and sister of
John Graham, 8kelpie, Lnd of Robert
(holism. Nidal., sad it seed hardly he
added test every eyep•thy Is 510. end for
the widow and the mear.tsg relatives.
The above from the Fife (Soothed)
Herold of Feb 1616, refers to as anal• of
Mrs. J. T. Carrow, • gentleman who made
mee7 friends to town when vtetlsg ben
some time dace. lir. Martie was well
'mown to Oderioh curlers, end hie present
of a handsome .cher medal to the "lab will
. ever be forgotten.
AUCTION SALES•
AU sartleeegettw � it sale bills printed at
An lotion for dander, the charge ort.ina•
Ling in a quarrel over • 0oyolo tr•neaoUon,
loth plenttff awe defendant being vendors
of troymtes. The moo was e, Ogee once and
lasted all the afternoon, the Judge °barging
e troogly against plaintt*. Atter a than
absence, the fiery brought in • verdtot for
plaintiff for $25.00 damages
W. D. MoPDenoo, of Toronto, for pl•o-
tir. E L. Diokinson tor defendant. During
the mission the grand jury made the follow -
lag p-esentment.
To 1111 Lordship. Mr. Justice hoe".
May it please goer Lordship, -the Grand
Jury bee to submit their presentment as
-renews:
We reoiproote your- Lordship's minors -
Outshoot" on the ecwrotiy of crime in tilts
county.
We hays visited the county gaol and we
Ilod same clean, orderly and well kept, sod
the gaoler and offioers are to be oommendd
tor their oras and attention to their duties.
We found ten prisoners in the gaol, all
wegt'sat, end they are kelt at work a re-
pairlog the building and lmprovtag It and
the grounds, sad se "penalty approve of
the gaoler's .011.0 in keepiog seams men at
week. The only other primmer vel an inane
woman, awaiting removal to the asylum.
Of• are pleased to learn that the onuoty
musical are takiag Hero to make some Deed-
ed improvements in the gaol building.
It was the desire of the jury to visit the
House of Kafuge at Clinton, but owing to
the probable • bonne -ea of the .ittiags of the
-_seri and the taot that • wmmtttee of the
e mpty °"neon are careful:y looking after
the Homes of Refuge, we oonoiudd that
pablio Interests would not suffer by our pot
slaking the vett at this time.
All of whioh is respectfully submitted.
C. HA ILTO't,
Foreman.
Maroh 8th. 1898.
EXETER.
11. O'Neil. who recently disposed of his
hotel furnishings hen, has lewd an hotel M
Aylmer semi will move there this week.
A close and sxciting hockey m•tob took
piece in the Exeter rink oo Frid.y night
between the Exeter and Hewell teams.
Mea (Dr.) MoDooald, who was visiting
her parses. Mr. ase Mn- Was. Davis,
Exeter North, let o. Saturday for her
heave In W I.00wsi..
The Exeter Ceanoil of Royal Zander' of
Tempenao. will calibrate their sanlversary
by bolding an ops. meeting 1n Osdlgo
Opera Hoose .ext Monday, Maroh 14. As
.soonest megrim is being prodded and a
71.4. t events, may be e:,»eted.
SEAFORTH
William Behest, left es Wedeed•y for
Owe. Sound, where he will spend • few
weeks.
Mie Chlltee. of 0oderieb, was i town
het week, the guess of her enter, Mrs. B.O.
Daises..
Mrs. L G. Vs. Egsead wee in Stratford
lest week mein, her mother, who is eerloue
ly Bl al presses
Mies Rose Benls. d coded"*, Is speed -
few • few dayy.. is F{soedvlll., the wast of
MM 8ed1. Visas.
Ihk Men
8y ler rythe peat swiss. teho hew hos Widths m
fer ash. M Niegs, Namibia. as 11q•
bS. C. Ghee.
Sr regret se beat Nes she is .o{
,seeverEg b.4 heelth as q.kttly as h.r
'friends =mid wish.
Maier A.derus.'e ..soed greed .erdwl
wee meld 1. the Assisi risk lest friday
Evs.Mg. Liberal sad handsome prises were
gives for oases sod for radia.
Kr. Orgy, =ode= fres KO": Ueli gs.
Tarsus, took aerie of the *seise i. the
Presbyteries o11ura a 9 .ivy *set. He
le i1. SIM snidest to waft for' e•D es
* apply f= Dr. McDeeaid dewing Sesser
seethe.
BLUEVALL
Mlet Linde ljewd.r. d Brssel.r visited
Meads in the pWM• bort week.
A led of yen= pests hest W6.
seat oe Aj.7ebl.171101 se the
et Thos bl.kms leets W.tteesdy.
142. Oahe% tapes... Of Sips% bee see
is
Mot
Nemo' DAM. er Oldwei
esiamSMsee, lir. Oselt.e. tf1• very
wsme dean, hes •1Mi*M • St.F tee-
jIIENsei ese���•t sad hie dose remark*
•bb .ill. 0s M sltild eNhaly et hese
be his roes= sE.Misseret We s.egraNl-
1.ee I. en W ems Illu.rib begs it.
Merest te tea hew►
Moral 17 Hew in Maks • wiser par 1
■ta.tea et gibe ReRwlar Seem• d Mal
Wawano■h's Old Reeve 1e Dead . The regular meeting 01 the town "11.611
was held a Frtday sewing, His Worship.
Mayor Thompson, predliat; present Reeve
The Old stalwart reuses t• the veep CaeebeU, IMputy-Reuse Willows. `dad
Seised Pelt of Tear. and Deputy - Reeve Holmes, Cous:lllome Good",
n•aere, Le.vIa& a Goodly Tweedy, Colwell, Pridham, hiolnao,
Sid Martin, Dunlop, Nicholson, Center's,
Cralgie and Radolif e.
Mtnotes of last regular meeting read, sp.
THE interment of the remain* of the proved and mimed.
late Charles Garvin took plow on Thursday, Report of treasurer for the month of Feb -
the 3rd inst., in Dungannon cemetery, being ruary was reed es tollow., and referred to
.soorted thither from his late resideno• by
finance committee
the largest oortege of bereaved relative", Rxcsu rr
srroweng trends, sympathizing neighbors •°°e from Jaouary.,..*1004 36
Bills payable, reoswal....10000 OU
nod aoquatntanoee, that has been wit- dieoounted,,,, 2000 00
mowed or knows to the oldest settlers in Sinking fund, intereee.... 199 96.
thus sod surrounding country', e•tnoinr Maitland Cemetery 85 50
the wrest esteem and popularity In whtok
the deceased was held by so many. The
oortsge was composed of many from Cod,
.riob, Cliptoo tend Lookoow, as also from
the towoships of Hullett, Goderioh, Ash-
deld, Rost awl West Wawanwh. Colborne,
Kinloss anti Huron. There were upwards of
DUNLOP.
MONDAY, Maroh 9.
Mrs. R. Dives. and Mn.. 0. Coutts, of
God.rioh, were the emote of Mrs. Robert
Tultord Thursday of last week.
Amoy the wanatest visitors last week
wan 1 Slattery and 11 Roes, of the Um -
lar hews. and D. Corbett, of the 4th seS-
session, Oderioh towasbip. ' -
After m Mama' ot newly ewe o.si4.
Joseph Moomillan has retuned. Dories ben
E tey away Joseph premed • superb terrier
width fe mush admired oy his sam.reo.
friends.
Monday of last week the 1 supply
of lee for the lzobesge wee draws tram
Oodsrioh below an ltatbtioes, tee teams of
F. Atlm, Was. 'Tobi., Trod Quid sad T.
Tbkberes doi.g the work. The boys had
only owe gentle upset.
Many ben w111 be son to learn that our
former residents, -Mr, sod Mr . Wm. Smith,
.f Port Albert leave again est bereavement
is their family drone by she death of the
Whet child oo W.d.sd•y of lac week.
This is this 'earth dostb 1. the family. W.
w���l_y �,� extend to thorn our deepest
el�v m' their hour of eertw.
11tH. B.Merville rssstM the sad Steil -
mess se Meed•y week .f the death, ha res
jki,a her bretbsr-bi'•w. Allred 8seM.
rg Mr. Be4N. with life family.
*lea be 0.Nfee.fe seise ausib see *wing
t• ql-►..1111. ht pet Seng hs1Ntted, knead
cicada ell •rwaeeneste te siert he hese e
Tts.dy, whim death sae sed eek the day
.The SI. Pato"i"s sWvehmes.t M ••assn
the surrisse et lit Peter's etlarah.
She Mee ie the We Mmk " fe booked
fee Wish =1. This Mee. et the beet es-
WuMMIUd bomb= fer Oedmll.11 ed is sesta=
t Zlite Sheba of Mbehee enestein•
migetsetied this mem
Yt. S. Heady, el the leased Ramses
melee. wee .twnU.E A. J. Mlless'. rem
Ware= a Window f=
Mimes
f"
*Us (441te week No NA fl. ly drew • I S., � nese..'•= Me f
4..e, S. Earssrlp.w• p rgr.t The son will bs feted d tea Damsel we fain Otil a g
iliaidt M 1wNry le wi•.e.Mw weak cert Gibes wr •Aerw.rd• Seed 1 webs "igen- ist et•sv4m se the icings,
Mut a.tuI sal Luded 1 16"/46.0. Willi. 1 peel eats ten etriklr Med,. des* .eats 1 Amino.
CL INTON.
Rev. R. Miilyrd in able to take Fans own
potion work.
Jobs Miller has been skated precentor is
Cannel Presbyt.riau 011..h. Hsr•fl.
The uveal smoothly feiiowuhip restl.55
were held i both Methodist elambs r'0
Sunday.
No Hee thee far women were admitted
1r' the Hesse of Refuge resestly, and • men
fres W h.s leek week, maktg 86 1e -
MSS lsMI.
As te.ipteni Ars tenured is the seep of T.
Quigley, es Thesis, .4iei.g, eased by •
Mistime oklssey.
The W. C. T. U. bad • sewing so.(ieg
e Friday afternoon. et the howls .f Mrs.
(.nmeh. se sew for the peer of the tows.
Old garseste were gladly rso1vd.
0s the 14th Set. the perste of Motion
will be milled sfive l aside the yraSsMd
Som W W. Doherty ft Os.
Amster lies 111 *1111 w S•4arda1 db
Robb 11.•es•..1 0dsMi t wwtlip. wM
two seethe age bed ells sf.gorte•e te flap
fres a kidder ted resolve webs Sprier.
It ens the "seed tine he was out sed be
le seethe, saw doss •libm,h .1411 rsq•tr"
leg te Ass a wat.11.
We vre.ppe.56t Se Mee Is •maee0.. the M•fi
of a p.ia.at a Nwegls Ile d �.
8.r4e. wt1eW' 11t. fells last.
"bleach..
two hundred and ten vehioles in line and
the obsequies were 000ducted by the pastor,
Rev. It Fatrbetrs, B. A , end Mr. Mtluerd,
of Nile, the pall bearers being Hugb,
CMOs', Jesse. ltu.sone ,. U.,,id.. 9opb.w
Jame" McBride and Joseph Bell, .ons-iw-
law, Had the deceased lived • few more
months he would have been an octw.narian,
having been born in the year 1819 in the
County Down. Ireland Tbe doomed was,
11 we sre correctly informed, the oldest
surviving pioneer ot the township of Wait
W•w•uosh, having been • resident of it
.ioce 1841, at which time he took up and
looted on the farm whioh he 000upier' ip to
Fats, d.osa.e, about 56 years. and , trine
which time be, berm al- a genial.
happy, warm-biert dispoeltioa, made to
himself • host of . friends.
As a oitit�ie he was higbltf'iett.md and
was in 000eequeme planed in the imporlaat
position of reevo of Wawanwh, whioh he
held for 30 years, and while serving as suoh
was electe,l warden of the ooanty. He war
• ju.tioe of the peace for nearly 50 years;
trustee of the school 'motion in which he re-
sided for many terms, president of the Wa-
wanwh Muted Fire lo.unnos company
from ate inception up to hte doodahs, having
attended the last meeting of direotors, •p-
p•rmtly in good healtt; tor many year.
president of Ashfield aim Wawanwh Ag`rt-
°cltaral Sooiety, .11 of wh.oh offiose he 611 -
ed with ability and mtl.Iss t.° to those
who placed him in the various mato of
honor.
As y 'ultimo of Her Majesty, Queen Vic-
toria, be wee loyal to the Gore. When the
pesos of hu adopted country, Canada, was
•pp•rently to be disturbed, as is 1837, be
was one of the prominent veterans who took
up arms in ifa defeooe, h•viog acted as
sergeant, a and finally holdiog a oaptain'a
oommisioa.
In politico he was • staunch Reformer,
and we ars informed that in parliamentary
and munloipal 000teste he pot in upward.
ot fifty votes sod had he I.y.d another
week would have added another 1 to the
list.
Dsosssed was • o.o.iaunt, zealots, and
prominent member of the Presbyterian
oharsh, with whioh he was identified from
his youth. The cengre ration of Erskine
obure t here hare in his decease lost a good
supporter. u he with hearty and liberal
oontribaiions to the support of minetrstioos
in the °hereto rendered great sesi.t•noe.
H. will also he mimed to the family oirole
and in the oommuotty at forge. With bum
religion was more than • mere sentiment,
se no carrtd out, in ea far as he possibly
oould, Christianity la its praotioal issues of
every day life. A short time preview, ts
his deparsure he rave .i idmes of having
made Fats pesos with hie Maker, whioh
should be • great wares of oonmolation b
his surviving and 'sorrowing relatives.
Ho leave" to mourn hle loss three sons,
Hugh, n reeve of Aobdeld,Ch•s. and Jamin,
on the homestead, West Wawanwh, and
one daughter, Rachel, .ow Mrs. McBride,
township of Colborne, all of whom ore oom-
(ortahly settled and in good oirasstanees;
also one brother, Samuel. on Amherst
Island, and one sister, Mrs. Lisdesy, of
Laeknow, besides • number ot grand-
obildren.
RESOLUTION Of 0011 DOLENUa.
At a regular smoothie of the Beard d
Direoton .1 the West Wawanwh Mutual
Fin Iasarsnee Company, held on 1'hmnd.y.
Maroh 3rd., 1816, the following rssotoi or'
was ..bathed sod usesie Hely earned.
That the instead= of this Board desire
to place on record theliNieettelt sentiments
of sincere grief and sorrow le view of the
lose, from amour/ us, whioh we have sustain-
ed by •ed through the decease of our long
Siege friend. associate, presiding Wham and
ee•dir.etor, Mr. Charles (Orrin, .r., and of
the still heavier tom .sstelsd ty those
who were nearest and dearest so him.
Resoled, -That It 1. mfr a wet tribute
to the memory of the -to say that
Is regretting his removal from our mid.t,
we mearu for me who was la every way
worthy of our import sad regard.
R...lved,-That we dsoegely oondole
with the temfly of the d.oeseed os the die-
pusauen with .111.11 le has pleased Divine
Provides°, to afi1W them, and oommmd
them fee...,ol.tlo. to Him who orders all
Shines for the beet end mimeo ohaetWss.te
are .one le mercy
Rsedved,-yhet ibis heartfelt testimon-
lsl of ear sympathy and arrow be forward
.4 N Ihs.poes and daughter of oar deport-
ed friend by the mersery of this mooting.
sed Hast the dame be kr pabliciedea.
J. M. Roane,
Fee sea os imhoff Hoard Directors.
D rsesso.e. Marsh 1, 1898.
Is have • hen noeloe salert01
(n this 11.t me to tb• Eta of salsa
Audios sale of farm Seek end 1•-ple-
eents. property et Omrge Grebes. lot 6,
s... 1, AatMld, es Tuesday. Marsh 15th,
• 1 1 o'oloole r. M. Twos. OuxDar,
L.e1osoa.
Aao$lon sale of farm .leek, eta., b.loug-
fag to the estate of the late Jobs Willis, es
let 1, ono. 2, Aeh8lld, W.D.. a friday.
Maroh 18t11, at 1 r 1., TWA. Oo1Dte,
Aamtee.er.
WEDNuDAT. Maroh 160*.,-Oeseeeelleg
at 1 r.M., ease w111 be soy ky p•W. see.
Hos cm lot 7, ess. 3, S D. O.Itierss, es ex-
eener{ lace meet. «.Elei% et hese", sem
tis, and sheep ; form at.e4N. iewseb-i6
f.rsll.re sad etcher article . Jon Rio:,
Asdl.sssr•
Mo*DAr, Marsh 2108-(1u"$ •,1
e 1s., s lot M. o•. 1. Sem Waws.sh, •
Iel=t Melees has Adhere. She e...11..t
M esti rho .leak Meese will be "sill y
pel..seeten. Twos. Glow ma,
Tar. 800 00
Water ratio 364 82
Eleotrio light 273 34
14716 96
DOT"
Sinking fund, fets.eb he
special dept - $ 199 95
Debenture", interest..... 896 00
Bask, interest 151 25
Bills payable, renewal 10000 00
Waterworks 646 78
Electric light 156 89
Waterworks, capital soot4 60
t;kartty- - -rv. ,.•... -- 31 80
4 06
62 93
17 26
960
37 00
10 00
134 15
660 13
189 55
1613 23
-1 96
Suodrt.s
Publio works
Fin dept
C. C ..d 0
P:'eotlon soot., bylaw...,
Mattlaad C.m.tery-
Manhood suffrage
Pottle schools ....
Salaries
(ash Delano*
A w•-ber of 6Nti.R beiges were weeded
"(seed She gene Swot daffy the past
week.
A commu.INWS from W. S. Mt Liss
regarding CbielMeleed. was smell* *del
committee to ss.mider and report
A number of accounts were reed..% re-
ferred to bnaooe oommittee.
A petition from Sandford Stokes and
others, oomplmintot ot their cellars being
flooded, was read, and oo motion of Coan•
hulloes Goole and Tweedy It wee sent to
publio works o,tminittee with power to have
the matter remedied •t once.
The oourt of revision reported in favor el
remitting T, N. Dancey's taxes, and placing
those of Mrs. M. Elliott against the had.
The report was adopted •iter the first
clause had been struck oat.
The finance committee reported as fol.
lows :
We haus examined the following s000aot*
and reoommend their payment : Queen
City 0.1 Co , $14.93; Qaeeo Cry Oil Co.,
$35 54; Mel'el1 Bros , $18 96; Hart &
Riddell, $4 58; IV. Sheraton, $10 50; Tun
SIONAL, $14; The Buffalo Meter Co, 1114 78;
0. C. WbtWly, $4: National Carbon Co„
$16: Davison & h,,, $83 72
Moved by R. Radcliffe, seconded by John
Cr•iele, that the Mayor, the chairman of
harbor oommittoe and Councillor Martin be
a deputation to proceed to Ottawa, as goon
as oeoeseory, and interview the minister of
public works in reters.w to harbor dred,-
iog. Moved in amendment by the reeve,
seconded by M Nicholson, that the matter
of sending delegation to Ottawa, re harbor
dredging, he laid over to next meeting of
mounoil, and in the meantime the clerk
oommuoiwte with M. ('. ('amaro°, M. 1'.,
on the subjeet. The amendment war de-
clared °•rrid.
The oousoil then adjourned.
ormolut. M1rrr1NG.
A special meeting was bold on Monday
evening to gully pen the elevator bylaw.
Hie Worship, Mein': Thompson. prodded,
and all the ooua$tiore were preset. The
bylaw as provided, reed was mimed with-
out amendment, and 1s now law.
BOOKS AND PERIOD1CALs.
KIPLING AND T)g Koyxw UNrrs.-Reg-
inald de Keys. and Sur Arthur Sullivan
have both been oommiuiond by Th*
Ladles' Hosie Journal to give • mousiest
setting to Rudyard K:plines great " R•-
oesional " poem written for the Queen'"
Jubilee. De Koven has finished hie maths,
of the pelts, as • hymn with ohorns and
solo, and •.h• temptations will be published
le its entirety is • fnrthooming emu .f The
Laws' Home Journal
Waits CANADA WAS HALvID. Cs..
was one tine ab art twice as largo as 11 le
sew. Io 17823, when Oreat'Britain wee
. egoti•ting • poeoe with the revolting Am -
oilcan (Weide*. *bit wee r.preseatd by •
Mr. Oswald, who appears to have been very
generous. He agreed neeeoeswrily to give
op all of what le now Ontario, Miobiate,
Ohio. Indiana, Illinois and Wieoosi.. He
was • most ..varus mats, and would have
✓ lyw op she whole of Unlade if he had bons
asked. In later tsogoti•tias, thrnagh the
efforts of another Feet lemon meed Str•elioy
•rro geme.te were male to keep Ossris,
but the British were bluffed oat of a Meek
tory whioh sow metal.. more people hiss
the territory that wee kens. This whole
story is told by Thomas Hdgiss,
the Maroh C•Ladta. Magenta*
A book with • mks of 60,000 to Ih want
wis►1. four .eos8M of psblicaNee, peewee.,
eour• 0..11.0 :Mien to worrtst ..oft s
phS50rn eel fen..1 .' .• Ia His tlwp., sP
w ens Wssailin as D. r' bas met ad hof.
sceesse, n llnlitt weeder atter • roadie,,
The setter. Roe. O11ea M. Sheldo., i. meet
•h.erMN Mrraftes. give. ea •*Neat .1 the
strivlag after the ideal IEA w►1a11, though
eeasidered soarestp attainable. sweet All
fe .sarehhig the heart sad "ming e.s
swarding ."Fans •sed pe
rsr lila
Test
ds peeloaMleaa ,.04pi• .4 p.tce ; is p.per
25ots. 1. oteth 75.e.. Fleming H. R.mU
0owse5T. Tomei*. Aloe *moire of keel
bookseller.
Ws. Merit= Imola the dredge Areoldl'
pertly she the lased this week, sed is .*w
eS4Ped maxim her.
The tag Deede as beteg itewroagily re-
p.lwll, sed M =owed be have her s.eU.-
ery le, las Ace days. She will les reedy 1.
Apr&
The big egg l •ails be the free".
Jae. A. HerW.e. el West W
who wilt MOWS fete tows N s'1so Tar
It mien be smil"e"d bee teen s ..L.rsnr
M l'a. 8sowa1. beeweee Htrq-.M{ ens
Wit Soars.