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GODERICH, ONTARIO. CANADA : APRIL 27, 1899.
Mualo.
IL/R. FREDERICK U. SIMPSON, OR
An imam Northat. lietbodrt ohuroh. l.t.
of National l'ne.srvwry, New York, will s-
cope pupils -el.me010r7 trod advuoed- t0
It01a0p segos, mid h•riaony. 8tudlo, 'The
atwitter," Monwal.l., Goderlah.
MISS aMMA ANDREWS, TEACHER
lag and Ear T a. Theurer dight Reed-
A sorrily of the
of P
Virgil Practice vier mNbod. Cb. Virgil
P100Ui Olivia/jet O. W. Theatre's mo•10
emporium may ted by pupils. Air Kia -
MN=Youth Cblldrea.
.T
1y, tairroonnto Cuoesrval.rr
dean, HdtaMrta lea at 170141.d
•
P01' 11&10 OF TO MERL "4
DOR SALL -LUTE No 120, 121, In,
1' Ye, 10 136 Ip, Haloh'a.ea' Suny,tows et Other. Apply to J&MIIION
!MD or JAMI $ REl U-91
To
HEN 1' FUR SE &SUN. -PROPERTY
known as Big Mellow, about 110 are
good pasture. Also .I sores with bulldlr,
kwwn as dI.UU.ry propert A re,
y te
ATTrtILL or te E. HLTON, Ooderlok.
17-11
FON SALE OR TO RENT -A NEW
knee home, see story tad • belt. on
Earner. art to Z. liberate's'.. For panic
len eppll to Z. N. LE W 1l, 13 U
FARM FOR SALE -- A FINE FARM
t tis tower, of Iter Wwwoah. not
fu from Oodertcb. beteg part of lot 31 la the
7th ooaoerloe. resisting of 130 soiree, with
true house .ed b•ra. N acres an ender
cultivation. the balance ger wealth la
fleetMallard.Oeting o0 the tt ver Malad• • good
chanty for • farmer with • little ry oe
terms tad . O . ,,tall to BANK 07
23-3mMON
MONTREAL.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.- THE
euhsorl1er offers for tale or to rat that
desirable peop•rt1 1• the town of Uodertoh
being the rortb part of Lot 310, oompr1Lng 4
of an acre. There le • wood 11 story frame
dwell)ng with .:ons fou.datloe tad goal oel
lar. Also frame stable There is • good bear
fog orchard of choler varieties of apple..
pears, plums and peaches. Also • tarn
graven of the best klods. Good .rden with
reaspberries. currants 0.0 gooseberries. This
warettoribtia
wadies to the Nuns
being convenient to
the pwtoince, obarvb...dedtook and market.
,Apply, she he peemlpr, or address J. TflDIICK-
E-LOTS 69 AND 70
L' R SAL
Herron. Survey 1a lb. Town .f
Ooderlcb..pea which is rooted • nice dweU-
10o homaw
teed tib September. 18,0
Apply to CAMERON. HOLT & HOLMES,
Godertok es it
NOP HW.
BULL CALF FOR SALE.- R PORE
bred Shorthorn bail. twelve rtrths
old, ter sale. rr co reasoeads. 113• 40
SUoA UMWd P.0. Byfield Road. WMriohMTp..
rj OR NAM-A ppr711211aT tCLLpAB$ RpS(.'-
Dadheoll We
nest AOM/ te D Q. TAY!..M ll new
• ssil• 1 Nods I
Q H E D S 1 BILEDR I CLOY= AND
SHEDS!
7 i 7 ..d. dad wad g+Mfta Meal
tests. 1 be'. selved • lata., ase ltly of
row, etnd, (rem the mast rulflMweg.i sw-
en. eie • X COOPER, as HaamlItten•31,.. .Warehouse. 1•41.
M1ko So OPsd1t.P/.
N O T I s TO CRZDITORB.
/w 0Ar Matter of 16e. Kemaitegeow "'wit en
MawrtfarfwriwgCuwppootop, o1 Ooderiel,
/,incited, M 1.tp.idef iow.
Take settee that all persons Iroise 01•ims
se creditor or otherwise W.1rt the above
(ripen an required to rrd la suck oW me
by post prepaid,or otherwise b deliver to
Horace poet,
Goderloh P.O.. the liquidator
of the said C.ap.y. with full particulate
thereof ..d • srteen..t of securities. If .or,
hold by them, ea or before the rh day of
May, A.D. ilei.. After tee said date the
liquidator will pprrooeed to distribute the as-
sste of the said Company smot hr the portico
entitled thereto. havlae[ regard only to the
claims of watt he them shell have had
notloe, •.d w1l mot be lure for each smite
many part thereof to any perste or Verret
of wase erns 6• than not thea have rennet
bated tat 11th day of April 1390.
HOR•CE NEtTSLicr
Ei «r Oedsach P. O.
Nur..P1N.
BENMILLER NURSM,RiE S
Now lathe time to make pleas for pinnal
tress.
We have • chaos lot of fruit and ornemen
W trees t sleek also bedding and house
plants 1■ season. liverworts • spsoWty.
An extra oholoe lot of everyone,,. for ' his
sessoe at low prior, reusing from $3 00 per
100 up.
A epsetl out w111 be avec oe larger ever-
g reens. es we want the ground the) neon
fa other parpo•r. Come early and get your
oholce.
The Nurseries bays bre Inspected by the
Government I.epeotor• who pronounoed the
stook enUrely free from ran Jose Seale and
o ther Doer. He esld It was the °leaner ,he
had seen. la accordance with an Act red
last wen b1 the °uteric iegislature. oar
stock will be fumigated before leaving hares
rtes. Order. by Mal promptly .ttedd to.
£HT. JOHN STEWART. Reemlller P.O. U-11
WIddlE ld
NOtIUK.-WE WANT 9000 POUNDS
rill beim b pear and two -,"d
ells, -aditiertaeg raglgM ohemt oash puce
.4. Pieines ,utas. W. MORROW mllwn
Rl*0a*lonfa VIDNOt.
SERVANT GIRL WANTED -APPLY
mill. to Kn. Worsen. near O1me3h's planes if
P11b110 NOL100.
NOTICE -I SHALL NOT BE AC
mtatgr ass debt m
AYI «l'ore m to that Abetfete t ,MWRY.
NOTICE 18 HBRERr 111ORN THAT
If the partly who are eireatUng was •
der starts ober rte' & o31 oesge the same
the will 35R.t.d 10 seemt05M with
th.iaw. MS. A. FRI1ZiMY. Peri Albert.
April le. tRR. It
BORN.
iaTRWAET,- Labor., ea April 6. 1000.
the wife a .e.s 131
Stewart, of tsetn•, both
Itr1..
LOT tetDIM
01 me 111,111/. fa Mone le perm M 1r1. Dn/M M.
R'MORIM.-la Oneyn tei.. 0eMe.1 1 , 4"t.
•" ♦ w RseohmtdOM rr[ fkMktes.
•ag0.eiu U roars, 10 m00 g ■
t•AITHWMTS. -ia,ea
M U April
Mg$g, iailbwalta 4 Or
cad 10
A Eno- et Mind April. Laura
L. e s of Ta Ad Anate. lath
l MetM. h
sad I days.
reed
Tire. - b =flh-va aeT1s►
&i'll •w. aged
t0
►els Rase he. a 0s. J... MIM, maid
reglema mho* eta ei teed s'ssk I/
D. M°GILLIC UDD Y, EDITOR.
THE FURNITURE FACTORY
Warr • Leu -err darter, Metre eke
Teem 11amell,
The render menthe of the town doused
was held on Friday "maim
Dudley Holmes took • suet •t the board
main, and all the ober members ware pros.
eat.
The following letter from F. G. Ramball,
the new proprietor of the K.s rbglum torn -
tun faotory, welt v =
" Having tar reg I;8. +••tI•'nis•a
Rsraiture Company, 1 am desirous of tns-
r/er it to it fall ospaslty. la order to de
this, 1 •.k your honorable body for • lona
of 510,000 fora term of twelve years, to be
paid book as follows : Interest at the rate
a 34 per oat. to be paid yearly, the polio'
pal b b. paid at the rote o1 51,000 • year
00maooroing in the year 1904, soul the
twelve year• expel', when the whole of the
b•Iaoor shall be paid. For this twill eater
Into en •100.mer to keep the factory run -
slag steadily and to employ not ►w Beta
thirty heeds. to making this proposition
to you I do so fully b•lt.vtag it will be in
the noires& of your town to do so. 1 and
not mestlw to you the different towns that
have helped the furniture fooleries in their
respective towns, Nearly every furniture
Corry has bete helped either by loses or
rah lemur, and •11 loans wen made wltb-
get foie' es Bat I do not ask that. Sea-
ftr:h, Clinton, Wt.gh•m, Walke'toa,
Ita, Preston, Heawer, Chiseler and other
towns have .0 gives bonuses and loans on
mush mon favorable terms to the roar -
tat t••••
oufrtart•-• than 1 am ••king.
1 might slay that 1 have an offer from
alio: bee town to move there, and am offered
510,(00 on 'mob more favorable terms than
1 •m •eking from you, but the baildinge are
here end 1 would rather out move.
"'frosting you will 000dd.r this favor-
ably, and U osoer.ry 1 will meet your boa-
erpat• tore at any Lir to damns. 66. d4
tir.ol points to le oeridered and glue say
expirations you may desire."
t'be matter was referred to the spiral
committee.
W. Proudfbot wrote asking that the old
dram au Waterloo street be attended t0.
His cellar had been Bonded with water for
ten days, and be asked Shat the dram be
etre kept open or filled up. the public
weeks oommlttee was gives power to en is
the matt.r.
A mmmumcatio, from H. Ether, M. PF.,
sleek of Stephen township, dnwtng atten-
tion to on •mendmeat to the Amassment
Aot parsed at the recent session of the L.g•
tartan eking It permissible for coy
ratty council to pen • bylaw permittiar
the olerk• of loos! manioip•Ilues, matted of
lIS0smittt.g • 00py of the roll le the county
-*kik, to transmit • summarised 1t•temeat
of iia rot•ota, and asking that the ranotl
petition the runty ruooal to pen such •
bylaw, was referred to the special oommlt-
tee.
An application from Mrs. Hutchison for
the electric Ira was rot to the water end
light committee. .:
A communication from the secretory of
the Uderwrltan' Ase00t•ttea, asking for
d•ioe as te whether any .,tion has been
taken towards impro•tn the town's Sr.
appraise, rmmree
, was soot to the fire lt.
6• lollowieg .000tets were eat to the
finance oommlttee : Hart t Kindel, Toro.,.
1, poll kooks. 16 45 ; N. I) Roa vi•, sup-
plies for waterworks, $53 33 : The She,
printing and advertierog, 118 20.
A petition from the readouts et William
street for improv.meat to the rod and
sidewalks of that street was rat to the pub-
lic weeks ermines with power to sob.
A p.titlea from owners of property o0
Aweless. se eet. asktn for the extension of
the water solo and the tower from Cambria
read to Victoria skeet along Anglers, was
referred to the water and light oommltts.
The public works committee recommended
the purobato of 200 shade trees to spring
planting and the procuring of • naw tank
and sprfnkllsg gear for the street waterlog
wagon. The street inspector was instruct-
ed to prepare •peoi0o•Uons for the latter.
The fe..oe committee rermmeadd the
payment of the following woman : Th.
Star, 116.50 ; To. SIGNAL, 17.86 ; U. O.
Whitely, 17,10 ; F. B. Holmes, $3,111 ; N.
& A. Dyment, $12.97 ; A. Chrystal, 539.93;
Paekard Electric Ce., $26,39; Roobesbr &
Pterburith Coal tad iron Co., $34.16. The
rmmlttee bad instructed the clerk to re-
ports Yr. (3•rrow to eadenor to lead the
sinking leads tow on band Le the best ad-
vantage.
The water sol light oommittee reported
that they had 6d the .tandplpe and hy-
drant blown out and Ind ordered this to be
done monthly. Tenders had licca asked for
the supply of one thousand feet of helf•leob
lead pips. The oormittes made r.00mmenda-
tfoos rotenone puttter In water service
for F. N. Iris and Mn. Hays, and she I.
regard to the pareh•se of oo•l.
The report was net altogether estisf&atory
to the oounoil, and the following motions
wan Mend in regard to the matters re-
ferred to
That the town purobase 400 or 600 loos
of opal, aan that tender. honked ter same,
and that soeh headers be opened by the
water sod light o.mmllts and referred to
n oosed.
That the waterworks oommlltes be em-
powered to ask for tenders tor the aeosee•ry
lead pipe for the coming year and report to
ormal.
That the water and light °o nitre pa-
ler four oarle.de of coal 11 neoessory, and
8 .1 they ask for tendon for some.
That the water end light oornmltt a put
la .the water to the rearview of E. N.
Lewis sed Mn. Hays, and that the taw°
pay to 66 fere of rah ooateeHea, and the
oast of the balsa, be borne egoelly by the
limn and the respective owo.rs, provided
error are signed.
Oa mottos of oreeil1nn Naftel and
Humber the Matter of meanie, taxes 00
Miss Pinnas' lot o0 8Idea street was re.
(erred to the wars of mine.
Cooedlier Candelas rothoted bis position
as obairran of the Wale weeks committee, i
bat • rireseor was 054.ppdnbd.
A specie' meaner of I3. omen] was held
on Meader wormier, wase the rnd.r et'
W. Lo Mr the apply of oral .811 86 wee
n eepted. It was ate decided to ask ter
ender, for 200 maple shade trees.
The Godwin bowing slab was rnsrgan.
Ord for the swot oe Monday evening.
TM fdlewinw allows were ,tweed : Presi-
dent, Jadg. Meter ; vie.Resfdent, Rabt
Meters : rer.1ty-lressarer, R. W. I.oga.;
w.0sgl■g ..entitle.., 1),. Haar, Wm.
IAM., 1. EMM : relreewta8ive .1 Waiters
Ontario Bowlers' Asseetstiee, A. M.D.
Alla.. Os maim of Messrs. Galt .d
Campbell R. FI. Williams was made an hes-
g=member of the slab. The
ag & Skating A±.°. from
Mem the eine moat lemanda, wear& Or
rifts. N. renal, bet the bowlers cr'e&gly
aamtog thee they sheath me b.
2.and 1. pwp mere bermes a hape6ww.M.
!has had 385 U1lv00 s0.15ad. The settop
hes .'see been 1.111.4, we auda5kaMd. ss.
W beide M hies rag's rest
AROUND TOWN.
Ac4ilrygo•-After trial last Tbur,d•y en
We oharge preferred at the Cameos of
Wit -limn Conseil, of Se'tford, of •s•aultlag(
•s4 attempting to rob him os the 27th oI
Maroh, Thome Leen and John Murphy
were ooquittd by Judge Masson. The mo-
oused oOoduotd theft own deferoe.
Hs IA AN L. D. 8. -The result of the
•xomfa.tlo,. of 16e Ontario Dental College
were published list week, end among the
Orme' of those who- - end the final ozamie-
R Re8rrea, of
IIA -Iii. fur oorgntalatiow and
wishes tor his emote.. to his chorea oslltg ;
and U a word of advice were called for, it
would be: Deal gently with the erring tooth.
1N Tile 1 HILIPPINMn.-D. Mergu.oc re -
wady remind further word from his too
Venice), of the United State, army in the
Philippines, • letter from whom w• pub
Dished • few weeks ego Mr. Ferguson had
bad an •took of (ever, but at the time o
writing (Yarob 4ebl bed almost revered
and bad bra oh duty for four weeks. H.
gars some further death of the denier
with the Filipinos. In regard to getting
away home, he weld rive no news, as the
soldiers were kept to total lgnor•noe-pee-
pi• in the States be rid, knew more or
rani Intended military movement. than
did those right then on the field.
A WWI/Inn BoT AQ:IDI1ITALLT KI LLe D.
-Last Tbured•y evening • fatal shooting
•oaidre took pled. at Wroxeter. John
MUler, • Id .boat fifteen years of age, and
• wmp.oloo named Arthur Robinson were
•hootmg muskrats .loan the banks of the
Maitland river. Robinson asked Miller for
some more oartrid,.e, os his supply had rue
at. Miller laid nu gun on . pile of brush,
heeded over the o.rtrider, and picked up
hie gun by the moat, drawing it towards
him. The ringer caught in the brush and
the whole charge pared through his right
lung, killing him inmost Instantly. The
boy's father, the late T. F. Miller, of Wrox-
eter, was killed by .1e' accident in the
bosh two y..n ago. E. Snell, of tow,,
is au role of demand, end lets for Wee -J-
inn on Friday afternoon oo hearing of the
fatality.
His WoIl.HIp'e Oriore. - Mayor
Thompson was le OgtIta1c■ last week, and
while there had We mental photograph
take., .o to speak, by the News -Record
man. 1he News -Barr& glues the result es
follows : Mayor Thompson, of (:ederich,
w., in the Hob oo Tuesday and /pent part
of the forenoon bete while waiting for the
northbound L , H. & B. train. He was on
his way to Gerrie to attend the funeral of
James Perkins, who came to an untimely
*ad on Friday 0in61 last, ring drowned
wbile helping to rye property, Mayer
Thompson has the Intersete of the reroute/
town very meth at heart and residers the
pre.e.t about the most oritical time in Its
history. if it can get • good round sum
from the Uoyernmeot tor despeaing the har-
bor, in addition to Dan MoUllllouddy's
breakwater, thee It prosperity is ensured.
A000rdlan to tee. mayors calculations,
575.000 is needed to put Uod•rtob in the
position of being able to bid .00oes.tully for
the Western grain trade A big oommlltee
wont to Ottawa yesterday to prey It de -
meads upon the Mastar of the Administre-
tige, who o•rtatly gave the attiroie during
the root campaign every rases to expect
the most generous treatment.
To. VICTORIA STRAIT Cscat G ENT..-
TAlNa11eT.-A very woossefol *torn was
given in Yiobrr street Methodist church
0o Friday wooing under the implies of the
obeli- of the ohuroh. Mies Annie Snyder,
d watiou4t,.of Toronto, had bele er..pned
for the occasion, bat on •000ant of illness
was uo•ble to fa1011 the eneseement The
senior of R H. MoDowld, of London,
were then 'soured, and be tilled the vcatoy
admirably. Mr. McDonald is • ben soloist
and .0 eloeutlo.at as well, and seems as
math et home in one role as in the other.
He has a toll, sweet, ole•r voice.* good
pressor oo the platform, end the quality of
motion oneseary for • good reciter or engin.
Hu selections were nosier with groat ea-
thasiom, and he had to respond to several
remits. Solos were given Oleo by Mir
Brown and Mere. Reicher, Thomson and
Stoddart, e'1 being well received. Orville
Godwin performed an t•trnmeotel solo
orverly. F. O. Simpson gave • piano •olo
wblob earned • hearty encore, be whioh be
kindly rsspended. Mr. Slmpeon .leo per -
tanned theoeeempanim•■r for Mr. MoDon-
• Id, in Mauna .000mpl6.Ied manner. Mir
Millie Godwin gave • reoitatlee, In w61ol
she was wised by Mir Mabel MoK.ozie
upon the violin. are. Logan ears valued
wistanos during the evonlo, as •cmm-
peat8.
T. E. HIDDL.4,ow A SOcn114eraL Ncwq,
PA PIR WN.-A:reoent mine of The Enrolls(
Argo, of ()Wow, Mich., makes the 1.11,.-
ing moollmentary Moreno" to • young
man who is known to many of our readers.
Mr. Heddle is • former 13somiller boy and
revealed part of his edoostion in Goderiob
The • •toh l0 The Argue is .000mpanl•d by
• good likelier of Mr. Heddle The Even-
ing Argus is glad to note the prosperity end
progress beine made by • yourg man in whom
mwy criers are much Interested. For.
steely • resident of Owosso, where for some
time he was pastor of • union ob•pel, and
did good work, an serer advocate and lec-
turer for the Good 7emplan, Thomas F.
Heddle made many friends in and about
Owosso. Later, atter leaving Owasso, mie-
tort.s. overbook him, whioh would have
erv.ked a moo ler resolute. Two and •
belt years ago be leased, and afterwards
bought, the Perry Journal, and 1n the
menthe that have t0tervsed bas built up
Gw excellent baNner. He now publishes
one of the beat runty papers in the state.
Some months the Mr. Heddle resolved to
add to his aaeomplishmeOts by mastering the
pro/anion ot low. To this study he has
gives diligent attention, sod b further aid
him in his legal work be this year aspired
to the office of justice of the pane for Perry
bewoshIp. When the ballon were mostd
Yr. Riddle was instilled to find that, while
be had worked as herd for the either 1•.dl-
dates on the tioket se himself, his majority
":needed that of any other township offline,
even the silver preotuel of MOrrle• rase
given him • majority. Mr. Heddle le •
staunch Republican, and has done valiant
berries for the party ever shies he undertook
We erwrvtapme wok, ,Nag both ht raper
and his personal services le attain the ob-
j eta sought The resits of his effort may
be treed t the ha.0.sme amjeritt.s fee
Jades He .►a, O. L. Hrtte1 and others. is
his •earl life Mr. Heddle seems te hews .t -
Mimed • ,tea et hew in Perry, He is se
aflame II the i. A A. M. sad 1.0.0. 7.
fed $se, sad Mimes te the A.O, U. W. Hie
is ass freerslvy o/ the bMooss mew's nem -
e lation and labors •ridno.ely fen 8he geed et
IM tamp. The Arens eines nagreale•
Mems to Mr. Heddle, and hopes he may live
I.mg w seatluee te grasper.
Htrwor MIMMOAL AmotnATTON.- TM
etneh rly manias .f the Hume Ydiea1
AewdaMag was held l■ the aimed sham.
len, Ohara, ea Wedaesdey .Herm..& a
hose week Hero b•1. prerM.
e8 Dineen .
kande, I l&'ten ;Haeme 61drle31 ,
Dews. • i Dea, 8'ie1 •Id t Sten
Jllylisei 1 Y.Qsihes, LdM'
e•Ab.t lien
bank 0antra& lo1beeeta-s/m&p 4 with
. I1•m-Y ssb •
D1. 1eme ---'-..1 Nankten. Y 1f' .Wile
were Mild by Ur. Deems ea
•t y r t e r t •," Dr. McKenzie, "Medical
Neosaol•tare;" • ease la prairies by Dr.
Masao' os. "Neuritis," end • case of Dr.
Taylor. in " Paralysis " were pressated.
Dopeasioe• were earned talo. It was do-
oided to obtain the •Iteod•nos of Dr. Bey',
seeretary of the Provincial Board of Health,
at she 'text quarterly reestiug in July.
GLADOATID fie Nouns. -Mise Jessie
Adams, formerly of town, has paned the
final mementos, tios, se aunts at she Montreal
general boepltol. She look • bleb sl.odl.g
et the elamlaa8O0, reins ..00ad On th0
list in order of merit We oengratulote
Miea Adam• upon her wooer.
D. HoLW R. Kr xl.atT.D, - Follow log 1s
the vote polled la the municipal bye -election
mutest oa Wednesday cf len writ between
E Dowotng end Dudley Holmes :
Sub -divisions 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 Tote.
Downing 36 31 42 37 49 40 26 261
Holmes 72 78 72 57 56 62 39 430
Mr. Holme'' majority is 169.
TAACHIR.' Ms 1N0 -A taring of M.
Uoderich di vinioathe te e.$ Hams Tears
sr"' Assosi•tten wit. be bld.lr the Central
School, Gderioh, on Malard•y. May 6th, •
1 oblook The subject for di.oarlon will
be •'Compostnoo." First oto.s to be taught
by Mar F.rgueoo ; second elan, by Mies
Wiggin. ; third althea by Miss MuCtwkey ;
fourth air by Mr. Tt.or1. Also "Claes
Monttgeanenl and Discipline" will be dl.00r.
.d, W. Elliott to open the dlsorasion, AU
trotters in the dtvisi0o are requested to b.
presoak --
WILL R1HAIN ANOTHER VICAR IN GER
WANT. -Mir K. MoColl, attending the
Leipzig Coa..rvMory for organ and piano,
in writing to her Inond, Mr.. A. J. Moor.,
of town, states that .he Intends speeding
soother year there in studying the hinher
technique of these instruments. She dd.
that the advantages tor health musical
.tan are in Leipzig very great sod oompar•-
tively luexpso.lv., and, in addition, the
beautiful opiate and rare m.k• net
donee and study there quite d.linbtful.
Th. (tterm5ee, she toy., are ... t.3. bad
hospitable and bine maid* the poet winter
to her, In social matters. an .10eed10417
pleasant one. MW McOoll's many friends
In llod.rioh will be pleased to know that .h.
1. Boding her*arra abroad loth profitable
tied otherwise enjoyable.
To. LATr. Mae WAT.DN.-After • Dum-
ber ot ye•n of (using health Mrs. Janes
1Vat.on diel cm Tuesday morning, the
18th inst., v the ago of fifty-eight yeah.
Mrs. Ween was • native of 8rtt•nd, but
bad spent ).s greater part of her life In
Oderloh. HAt maiden Deme was C•therlw
MacRltoble. She was • member of the
Presbyterlen ohuroh, but had been ua•ble b
attend the servlet for some time, owing to
poor health. The remains wen interred In
Maitland cemetery of Thursday afternoon.
Rev. Jas. A. Anders aborted .t the 1..
.,rel, and the pall -bearer. were A. P. Mo
Lean, D. C. Manny, 11. W. Ball, Wm.
Rhyme, Haab Donlon and R. R. Sallow'.
Eight ohlldren survive the deceased : ,Joke
H , of Buffalo ; Chari.., of New York ; Mrs.
J. Stratton, of H•gersville ; George, Bruce,
and the Miser KM., Maud and Tear, at
home. They were all here for the tonal.
Deese d'e brother, Donald M&aRitobie, of
Ripley, and eco-0•lew, John Straiten, of
H•gersv4De, an wars peasant. The be-
reaved husband and children and other rela-
tives have the sympathy of the community
in their gnat Ines.
THI Ms a*141 a' INgrtTt Te. -The ge.•
oral meeting of the Mortar Institute is
to be held next Monday evening at 8
o'olook. 1t Is requested that every member
attend, as dleourioo of several important
topes will take plan. One hundred book•
bays letely been added to the library. Be.
low are • few titles -Dot denim, bat quite
as ilteresting ; more will follow next week.
toe darters are oontempl•ttnr giving •
500. noket to the library for the bal•ace of
'99 : Inside of Oo. Hundred Homos, The
Hwlow Uirl, Cburoh Entertainments,
Pryer and Its Answers, Model Houses for
Little Money, Beek Streets sod London
Slur, My Musical Memories, Am.tesr
Photography, Hopkins' Experimental 8ot-
.ow (• m•gnitloent book), .leo bis M•iio
end Stage Mphinery, Darcy'• General His-
tory, Neltji a Bird Neighbor, (a lovely
book in colors), Whyte Melvillte'r Gladia-
tors, Sehopenh•uer, The Soca Crime,
Playrr'o Corumppuon, Clerk', Me■te1 Dis-
vase, Diet to Sickness and Disease (a very
tine book), Dmber• Folks trim Dixie, Bird
Keeping, I).00, tlo, of How and Hem.,
Primitive Men, How to Arnags Mier for
Oroh.stres, M,sigal Expression, Cyrano de
Berger•, (the, latest tamer play by Rca-
t ad), Wyokoff'o West, Appleton', Natural
History (•o up-to-date exhaustive oompend ),
T. Years • Polito t,eart Jedge.
A Goon MAN Uo11 -The Dews of the
death of Samuel Cox, whioh took place on
Tardily, the 18th Inst., was • •book to
those who had ern him about tows dare
the day. immediately preceding. He 6d
Men unwell for some weeks with heart
trouble, but •op•rently was memories hie
areal health and was able to M monad
agate. On Monday eyehot he seemed to
be In ',salient spirit, hat early the follow -
Ing mortar the enmmon. Dame, and he died
with only • few momeetr' w•rntg. Mr.
Cox was one of the pioneers of Goderich
tew.shlp, and was wuvely Identified with
the history of this district over • long
period. He toes bora in runty Tyrone.
Inland, 1a 1827, ad when he was ten years
of age bfo parents game with their family to
Canada and settled /n Goderich township,
where the dearth continued to reside ,in.
111 about ten years .go, when he removed te
town. Mr. Cox was • are of merlins qual-
ities : his aor4161.. s, his kindly sed obesr-
fur, though sa.ruming, Menominee sneer-
ing
/tewbing many Weeds. He sod hl• now widowed
eortser 1n life brought up • Imre family,
eight Goer •ad three d.aselent ail of whom
are living with the arsenal of the olden
✓ oe, Samuel, whose death, whioh 000nrred
es 1883 by sodden while making • railway
trip, wee greatly mourned. The taaera
took play le Yanked o.m.rry en Mbar.
clay afternoon and was very largely •Maed-
a, The pall-be•rerr were five ems and •
sen -in -haw of the doomed : William M., ea
Rapid City, Noah Dakota; T. Wilma, of
Wins, Norte Dakota ; (Merge M. and Al.
hart, of Minneapolis ; ,Ames, of CWgage
•ad W. P. Weeteby, et Ayr. Tire daugh-
ters, Mem CM and Yr'. We.toly, aloe were
.t home. Rev. Jasper Mises, of when
eeegr•,•tam dimmed was • pennant
member, sea ,Ned the sawn, et the bow
and Rey. Nu. G.dwin at the grave.
Friends were present fres Detroit, Tikes -
burg, I,sminghenLune and Dee/sa-
w 1e pay tis Mian*abaft of teepee. l the
dammed TR• member' of the testily who
were mails te be here w B..1., e1 Rapid
City, South Dakota i Yrs. T. R. Weish, of
Valley City, Nora' lakes; R. Ratko, of
Wtmbledea, North Dakota. sad Nettie A.,
e( Milne, Nertb Dakota.
W.C.T.U.R.uetra Mrpnwo,- Twmty
ewe members wore promo' se N. n1aler
=Wog of the W .0. T. 17 hues
Werk ammo Were ale tMbfEfK flee tai
8..801
e web JIMA War the
M entre
V 8MM
ireettke IlfmMwR' AR smelters est
wore Mpu1tod M Whom Weir Mumma
IRO leOjMw PIM le Yip lisogMgg11
Hall that they may be prepared t parent
for tins pure -•e. C.wfeet bane will ales ion
provided for 88. boar amass to regularly.
The Uuloi &bolded to hold • medal 00.1158
early l0 May, probably on the 19th. Add-
ed to ibis a apleedld mosi0.1 program ander
the sapervaiea of Mir Wyun ie being sr -
reseed. 16 is •:rrotd teat ►hia will be we
of the reals oft :,awn.
A Su Dego CALL, -The whole opportunity
was greatly moved lest Friday by the news
of the terrible woldent whioh ort young
Andrew Slgan his lib. Awdnw wee the
fourteen year-old sou of Jamb Stokes,B,nw
street. A few day, belorehe oemmo wed rid
log • btoyel• and 6d meds suob god pro
gross that on the meteor of the •colds.
he had taken • long ride out the Hayfield
road After retuning he rode up to Bar
rows t Colborne's warehouse •1 the foot o
Hamilton street, where Mr. Stokes was
loading grain. This was 'bent 8:30 o'olook.
He talked • *here time "rah his father end
time tared away ea his when. Just wha
heppmed then ■o person knows snotty,
Mat a few emends later his father hoard .
erre and we' berrMied r les the
bleyole ender. baggy • few yards away
and ho son rising to hle feet from
under the borne. The boy walked as
well as he oould 8ow0rds the storehouse and
sack down Ort as he probed hu father
The boy was placed in the boggy and driven
home, end two donor, wen.ummooed, but
the injuries were fatal and death rued •t
•bout two o'o100k. Tb• lad was mrteoloar
to the las/, but was sot permitted to talk
further than to explain that he libe rhl the
driver of this hong,' was going to aro t to
the •torsbow edid not diare r his min
take until Wires
is too late to not out of the
way. Jobe Young, of Godertoh township,
the driver of the rig, rye he did not we she
boy uat11 he wee right under tee horse's
nose. It is supposed that the bone moat
hors stepped oo him end u•ased the inter-
e st hemorrhage of the abdomen welch was
the muse of .1 •..th. The grief-stricken
purr have nave's.' sympathy In the sod•
den tektite •way of a son who was • mm -
fen sad • My ea rm. The adhesion
seem* sep.eielly sad as i1 Is only • few years
. 'Den another ton, Tommy, died as the re-
sult of an t)ury sorter while playing
with same other ohalder at sohool. Then
was a large •ttendano, •t the fao•ral o.
Monday afternoon. The pupils of the l:en•
teal wheel wen present in • body, and as
the flower -strewn anklet was borne past
them the young voter united in singing the
beautiful hymn, "Shell W. Gather at the
Rive- !" The pail•be•rere wen six of the
dead toe's fellow -pupil. of North street
Methodist Sunday rhea : Angus Meer
Moe, R 111 Robinette, Wilbur Guest, Monta-
gue Colborne, Haney Given and Charles
Smith. Rey. J Wilson 000daoted the eer-
vioee. Mr. and Mrs. Stokes ask us to ex•
prey tbttr heartfelt thanks for the words of
rorlatien and esu of klnd.er whioh nave
b.ea tendered to them by r many le their
Ur of tremble, end for whioh they are
deeply greaf&L
Tea DaivTATto. To OTrAw..-The het.
her weeks delegation left for Ottawa oe bias
2:30 r. W. train on Monday. Mayor Thomp-
son, muno:llon C•nte10*, Humber, Knox
sad Martin end Masers. Heston, Allan,
Mol:llliseddy, H. F. Mooarn, J. I. Col.
(o,..., Geo. Thoan.00 and Geo. Acheson
robe tip 16e party. Aloor with the Guelph
ddog•tse-Mayor Nelsen ; E. R. Bollen,
presih nt Guelph board of trade, and Lt. -
Col. Msodoueld, earetery Guelph Junction
Rahway -they waited epos the Minister of
Public Works •8 noon on Tardily. John
M.Ylllan, Robert Holmes, Chats. Kloepfr
sol Velocities R.1., M.P.'s, •000mp•nted
the deputation, who were lotroducise by
Mr. Holmes. Mr. Heston premiered tis
following petitions to the Minister : Otte
signed by 193 owner's of Amerio•a err
and shipper" of grain on lakes Erie, M'oht-
vso •od Huron, reprseentieg about see
million rooms. This petition asked that
Godert.8 be made • harbor of refuge to •o•
oommodate the largest vowels trading on
the takes. With It was ooapled • resolu-
tion for too establishing of • light and fog
whistle at Pott Albino, o, eke Erie,
pared by shipmasters' woottion. of Bay
City, Toledo end Milwaukee. The snood
pontos was signed by nearly all the 451410g
Canadian vewl-owoen and 'hipper, of
int, other than millers. Aesthete pen-
non was signed be twenty -sten millers of
Western Ontario, and a fourth petition was
from rrfde.ts of municipalities upon the
proposed Zine from Wlogh•m to tloderlob.
Mayor Nelsen, of Guelph, preem.t•--1 • peti-
tion afford by the business mea r f Guelph
and the towns and other mu • (patties
along the yd line from c syph to
Goderiob. The Minister was v' •...ed by
Mr. Heaton, Mr. Allen, mayor N 'eon,
1ol. Maodooaid, Mr. McMillan, '.I.P., and
Mr. Bollert. Mr. Tarte replied r 86e dep-
utation that they were preaching to • re-
vert. This question of the (oderion har-
bor works was met. mew question to him.
Since he had bee, In off'ioe be had glen 1t
his toot .tteotiee. His word was pledged,
and the port would be made what It should
have teen made long ego, He would give
.11 the water they asked him, and as galok-
ly as he could. Mr. Allan had suggested
the employment of another dredge. He did
not know whether he maid find oeo or not,
but he would give es much water se poesible
in as short • time as possible. Regarding
the extension of the C.P.R. from Gu•l
he had put himself l0 mmm.0Imtion • few
months ago with the C. P.R. le refereem to
the matter. He was ,et 1■ • position to
say he had reoslvd tory encouraging an-
swers, bat he thought if they would e'1
welts ie .rging their alelne on the C.P.R.
they would ultimately encased. He would
hletsslt do anvaling he mold te help them.
At the roarer of Mr. Tart's reply, Mr.
Holmes thanked him for els .81•otlge, and
the deputation withdrew. (Foe the shove
report of the wordings .8 Ottawa we are
indebted te nib Guelph Margery.)
A .hooting amteh was prrsdl■, meter -
day afternoon between teams tress the
antes' Petrol and the Gale n\ ride stab.
Thee. I. A. &leerier have boar remod-
elled. The western Marin l0 1h. tuber-
rdtr Merles new comprises 8earerl8 II.,
Stratford, isgerooll, Woodstock, Paris,
Miteh511, St. M.ry'r and BMOC
Owes Dale, wile was 5.8oha0 ea the
Menem St. Andrew daring the past winter.
left last 8waday migraine -se the 3.at'.
WNW trip in the gapaslty ss. seen.& Aker.
During cis stay here Ores made ray
friends, and dad geed work ee • weather of
his homkey team. He w111 be men mimed.
Bor*AT, ApU 26. -The Timm sf I.d4.
toys 11 Imam lrom •a enhupeeehehIe warm
that Rorie has sound an intrust is •
part ea IM Penns gulf eatdelsst 8 give
her 1M right N tau. pe...m4w It whenever
she ,treses. itis did HIM 1Ns Idwm.-
M50 seises direst freer Teberm.2 .0d It t
M4Mwmoo tmreferred be is S..der-Ab-
Meese.
Ur. Jnww'., Nad., Aer11 96. -TM ( .
ahl.m liner..pole'lege arrived yeast&•,',
M1r►.r.d iy the mkt L1s8 Owe 103.5
she dun hem hM1.'me, .tsty-An .1
M wee trews te iea Sse• le Ib
OF NUT.f wyem•e, 1!s. O _ rilewag
t s.aMl4gl
011eSMM.. ]frit 8s.
was fr10Nw ItIi
by e111Mw. a'•
CHURCH NOTES.
14.,, Jasper Wilms prbed le the l'eu-
r•1 Methodist ohuroh at Stratford on Sue.
day.
Mrs. (Rev.) IIedlios left ea Monday for
• mat to 8r•tford, afterwards to peered
to Woodutook to arid • missionary 0011•
tootle, at eh.t pier.
Sund.y. Ootonic 8011, 1899, has been rat
apart es • day for simultaneous &anon
throunhe0l the whole Methodist 000.ectloo
to CJ•0.d&,JEjgj 1I of the twentieth tarots,
fund.
Rey. Dr. Hannon, of Stratford, omupled
the pulpit of North -et. Methodist ohuroh on
8and•e end delivered two able "anon" In
aid of the •40oetl0,al fund of the Methodist
ohuroh.
Rev. J. A. Anderson and Rey. J. Hemli-
ne. of tows, end Rev. S. M. Whaley, of
8t. Helens, lett on Moodily to tend .
meetlD5 o1 Oh. Pr..b,p$risn at.y.od 88•e
Br•ouwd.
Next Friday eventing le Vlotorl•-st. Ep-
worth League the moalhly toll-oell end
r■eecratie■ nervine tali be held. The
topic tor the evening is " God's Covenant
and Ours," r be takes by Mis. Monte
Johnston.
The members of Huron lodge, No. 62,
1 U.O.F., will orememor•te the eightieth
anniversary of the Order by attending
divine germs a North -e►. Methodivt °huroh
sett Sunday morning. Rev. Jailor Wilson
will pre•oh.
In wen-latorm•d Melee It is said that the
two moot promises names mentioned In
ogeneo i00 with the presidency of the Loo
deo °outer °. are the Rev. Joseph Kdg•,o
Loodoa, end the ROT. 1)r. Hanoo., of SUM
ford--. tr•ttord He•000.
Ws see from the report of the Beagal-
Burm. annual ow(•reew of the Methodist
Epleoop•1 eht/roh that Rev. W. P. Byers
end wife, Lb&mlesioaaries who spent some
days in Goderiob lase fall, are thee at work
in India. Mr. Byers was eleoted as secre-
tary of the 000f•rww, A sister pf
-thyme, Miss Miriam Forster. venni out with
them to ong.ne in the work.
Wt band•7 evening Ihere was • spat!
service in St (1..,,.'. ohuroh In honor of
80Kland'1 patron saint. A beautiful speci-
men of the notlon.l Bower, the rose, stool
In (root of the abeam! window The sery•
los was aboral and did greet credit to the
choir under the leadership of Mr. Cuff. The
hymns and anthem were appropriate to the
erasion end were particularly well r•v-
dered. Jlr. Turnbull's sorra was on what
ooustitates the greatness of • nation. He
mentioned menJ false ideals that .•floe•
bad, to most of whioh, be said, Eael•0d
mold plead "not guilty, ' He was •!told,
however, that England was not wholly tree
from that ideal that made wealth an end in
itself. He 0000lud•d • masterly diaoourss
by myths *hitt the Bible was the beat mann
el for polllloi•ns, and that If • o•tio,'.
.tetesmeo wore guided by it that nation
would rarest. R, 8. Williams honored
the digby hoisting his 0•r, and many Eos.
1ah men and women were seers wearing the
anneal Bower.
" Rally day " in Vlobar street oburoh
proved to be one of interest androfit.
The mining sermon by the pastor,ou Babel-
bellden, was elven in the Interest. of Fp.
worth l...u.•-• At the Suudey sohool op-
en meeting • program was rendered const.t-
for bf reoitatiear by tis Mires Wyatt and
Godwin, • solo by Miss Barman, • duet by
Misses L. Webster and E. Uedwi,, •
quartette by Mhos Bell, Ey and
Mildred O.dwt. and Bert Hale, and
an address by Key, Dr. Hannon, of Strat-
ford. A sp.ol•l feature of the program wee
a guitar s000mp•■Imeat to the duet by Mir
Louise Andrews. Al the platform meeting
In the evenisur two short addressee were de.
livered by Rev. Jr Hamilton and Rev. W.
Godwin, the former speaking upon the
work of God among the young people, sod
and the latter apes "8uores in 8.bleth
School Work." The choir renderemd food-
less music at both morning sod evening wir-
eless, and in the evening • ga•rtette was
g iven by Messrs. Brodsrlok,H111ier,Schwenz
and Rutledge.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Rice's Pure Hat for table or dairy
Don't forget the model oo,test May 1988.
See the grand street parade of the Min•
stet •t 0000 today.
W. C. T. U. Demonist medal °oiiest
Frid.y, May 19th.
Remember the Marine band's Beg Min-
strels today .,d tomorrow.
A .pleadid mustiest program is bane pre-
pared for the Demotes* medal menet Fri-
day, May 1986.
Don't miss " Mrs. lfakaan,ni 3dree,"
the ferret thing you ever saw.
Cannes. -Hays yon seen those new pat-
ent churns at Wotnal.I,'.! Mame prim as
other charms. Exert= his $30 bfoyob&
WANTID.-Butter .,d eggs. Highest
prises, cash er trade. Admittedly the bent
*rodeos mart In Canada. G. E. KING,
Win,ham.-18.44.
For G.T.R. tinker and express money
orders and telegrams to all porta of the
world, go to the F. F. fowrenoe World',
Agony, West -.t.
Bankrupt stook of chairs on sale .t 1911 -
mer Smith's. F.•st-s8., at tottery prime,
eomprlelor ktt.hg, dieing •0d (miry Phil,.
Bay while they last, as oo more eau be got
at the par,
The Idles and Marls of the Auzillmey Mis-
sionary Aseoefaaea purpose h.ld4o an at
home end sale of wok In 88. Osorge's wheel
on the evening of May 418. An interesting
program is premised, and refreshments.
Admission only 10 coons. All are oordlaily
invited.
Iwlvonay sale b$okrnpl shook of grew -
les, ,rookery, riaesw•re, els. The •uh-
soriber has pnroeas.d free" the emigre the
benkrer stook of the estate et Orris H. -
ley. It's • Mir, elem. fresh .took end we
Intend to sell eheap. Wars will be open ea
Prida). wetting, April 2088, 1899, and it
yew pri... 5111 elan eat the stook golekly
Me geed, w111 go off like he* asks'. Shoe
faraltme for sole very Sheep. Remember
8►e .0 .-H.m11tee e14
e.8 .
J. W- laopauOx.
•
•
What's N. mare with Ike Hamm
lemon stub ! i. it dead, or cooly sleeping '
The Wlyh.m Driving Park Arwl•tice
hen &melded be bold 88m mat hares rams on
widowed., sad Thursday, J.ly 191a a.&
9083.
Unn AT St,nau.v.-Mn. Ann Doyle,
relief of the let. Nieholas Doyle, and a for-
mer resident, of Gewl rieb, died •t Sudbury
on Monday et the Mgt of eighty five yMn.
Tho reaming went brought. t.o Goderioh on
the late train Monday night., and the fun-
eral took plena viesterd•y morning from the
residence of Set son, Judgn Dolle, ki Rt
Pant', e3nrob, and tbwmive to th. Catholic
cemetery In Colborne. The i -hearers
L. Drryi., jsebajudge of the run
Hasa. J. .1 Door, roarer mail
of Bantry
y0M }iGodwin " asN1 W.ftm, Marls, ane
d tarn. nephews.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
--
mugs Pure Malt for table or deity.
The Ottawa deputation hes hese the leak et
the 80.. during the pest week. IT. J. Prll
Pant elated at home to attend to his law
clothing business. He use neaten roe why
• firmole.e outfit ee the lowest reasoo•ble
figure.
Halo..' annual oh❑ s day Mo■dr7.My
let. We want laughing taros, onion liable,,
twin battles 100 babies. W W take roll and
over,' baby brought to our studio on iliac 47
fres and Wye to each • photo. Prier will 05
given to the six beat tookle& bebtes if low
ham in hairy se roar owe. borrow pas. Evrn
baby must be under stainer months.
Tee waterlog ern cede re appeasers o0
Saturday.
Anglers may ca►uh spickled trout after
the 1st of May.
The organ factory Dow hits seventy -flue
employees ors los pay roll,
J. H. Worsen has end seven Howard
fara•ose within the poet month.
Mr.. A. D, Mclean Is able to be about
again alter an smack of typhoid.
A oomtnodloue verandah is being added
to the residers of A J. Meer*, Keay. -et
H. Hutohl..,, late of Bd.x, Miebig..,
has reopened the barber .bop la the Bedford
bleak.
The organ fottory ia running overtone
again. From 7 to 9;30 r.a, or. the extra
hour"
Cow. Tw.•dy has • new 8w.-et.ry frame
house on Se. David's street well on towards
completion.
J. W. Brodriok has purchased the gr.-
osry .took of George Haley, la.olveal, and
is running it off a1 Mr. Haley'. old .1•.d.
Ther. is • little too much bleed, "scorn-
ing" around the Sgo•re these flee ••.o10p.
It is dangerous .pore In • public pl•w l33.
the Square.
Prowl. Poet : Jae. Carts and wife
Irv, Bruwle for Goderiob this week. Mr.
Carter will work in the brlok yard again
this seae0O.
It i. reported 16.e Mr. Chamber", of the
4Wv.M.. Army, hes taint kW te a femme
of 196,000, and Mrs. J. Waiters •Ito moos
In for • fortune.
F. B. Holmes. oe01 deals, his • bees
turnout for the delivery of his ewer Th.
outfit Is brad -new throughout, and el
fresh -looking as an April morning.
Sandford Stokes has removed from his
residence on Qa•beo serer, haying .old 18
to Mr. :ti•nha11 for 51,160. He le Ilvtni
with his ton Fred., at the toot e( South -et.
If the oorrespoodeae who has bees sup-
plying us with Carlow new. for some weeks
past wig oommualcate with us, we shall b.
glad 'to 'Furnish the usual oor reepo.d.or'
supplies.
Wm. B.wd.o, of Exeter, has poniard
for 53,000 the property known as the Blkla
farm, f, Hullett, belonging t. the A. T.
MoDoo.ld estate. The farm mantes Iine-
ty tl ve sores.
It is reported that as the Government bas
oplydow, Its militia appropriations ebb year
bt'.ome 1200,000 the several armories that
it was proposed to erect in dlff.reet parr cf
the Dominion are fog OMs pretest held I.
•Myeo..
l'he storekeepers la Melon,'• Week aro
getting tired of turning over the boards of
the Improved sidewalk to keep them Inco
werpinq and rippinup people, and would
the e town oounollto take the job off
their hands.
Wilson Brno., Huron road, hays ad
great suooses with that incubator Nis
sprlog. Out of one hundred .ire planed In
the incubator, they hod ninety-six
ohiakens. This le . remarkable peroearg..
The terrier was maoufsetured by W. A.
Roes, of town
Johp A. Walters, of Col .orate, had Mfr
Tyndall, eebosl teacher at Oarlow, been
polio. magistrate Seeger yesterday morale/
on • charge of immoderate t .uithmeet of
kis son. The platnuff thought better of the
minter, however, and decoded net to prose -
outs, and with his °earn' 1M megisr.r
dismissed the oar with owls
NAVIGATION 18 OPEN.
Ike at, a.rrew Len Port 5. h■day-
Other reamer ,',5entleg ,
The dredge is working between the pine
this week.
The sobooneir. Kolfaite, Todmoa and
Craftsman are fitting eat
The rboon., Queen e( the lakes, from
Kiegsloe, ie eapeot.d in shortly.
The tugs Sea Queen, 8ee Gall and Cleans
are reedy to leave for the tighter Islands.
Lighthouse -keeper Campbell lid his
light. burning Sunday night for the ant
rim. this season.
The steamer City of Windsor is be ran
this year between Wtrton tad Sault the.
Marie, making tripe twice • week,
Sault Ste. Mart report, my that from
printout indication bear o•n get through te
1.3. Superior by ►he last of the week.
The sum of 120,000 for the dredging .f
Goderioh harbor is inoluded in the esti-
mar laid before the House at Ottawa on
Monday.
The fishing tags Slebol4, Sea King and
Evelyn went out Saturday and set nets.
They wore out .Main on hlooday and Toes.
day and will oommenoe to lift to -day.
The lag Daisy left en Moodily for South-
•mpbon. Sbe W been pnroba.ed by Gold -
wt k Helmer, ta
of that pl.m, d will be
tam; bayed pfok1n up logs alone the Penln-
enls.
Wm. Marlton was hen for • while the
past week from Owes. Sound, where be W
been building • tag. He is expected to re-
turn here for good on Friday, and It is rem.
,red that 6e has • 00.8r0ot for the building
of • tog here.
the Hovernment eraser Patel is nearly
ready to put out, end le expected te kayo
very moo. '1 he officers of the eraser are e
Cherie Dana, e( Owen Sound ; ant ealoer,
A. J. Frame, of Colpoy'. Bay 1 emend e®-
oer, George Plano, of Owe. Reeled t third
nffmt, H, H. A .Jones, of Port 8t0.1.y i
Ghia ongloeer, A .1 Rrown, of Owen 85mad1
emend su1la.w, W. H. L 8.,, of Mayne.
At daybreak on Sunder the .ramex B&
Andrew left for Sandusky to toed o.e' fb'
Mldtad. She w111 then oommemos regular
rips between Fort William .led (lod.rtck,
and will be engaged during the season
brin1■g grain ben. The St Audreter w..
t6. firet Twl to clear from Godwin' bar
her this .Gera. Copt. Te.thermewy.R
I. 1, oomsang with R.la' h
Beaero11 .. Ms'
mete NA Owns Dubs.. mead mini..
W A. IF. d Reeton6, w.. Ie town
e nem week.
Mrs. and Miss Onside Oakes, of (Lane■,
were le town on Wednesday.
T. J. Mord, of Ford & (7♦., publishers, el
Tereate, was le ter lase weak.
Dr. and Mn. Gorden sad Y....r Rum
ley, of I.aekeew, paid • h'(a Tie te low■
this weak.
Wm. 11•yd111 Ark CaRtwan
w.rl L.,
S3.rt PHs/Mord m •.d Will Derr wen la
kea.w.. RU04 . .
Gyt. akgkosd 404 Pita,& I14. ea dis011..
M I.aga Mdamwwree *sap t swears