The Signal, 1900-12-20, Page 514
W. Acheson & Son
ow We Shall Close Oecember
We shall close this month of December
with most exceptional bargain offerings.
Prices beyond comparison -we believe -with
any ever before quoted in Goderich.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, DEC. 21 and 22.
Two Days' Selling.
10 dozen Ladies' and Boys' extra
heavy all pure wool black ribbed j
SLOOklEge, sizes 9, 91 and 10. '
our regular 30c line. Spec
19C. I
itd, per pair
18 dozen Ladies' Vests and
Drawers, heavy mid all pure, fine
soft wool, warranted. All sizes moil
in different makes. Cana- pyr
Back Mountain Bear 'Ladies.
Oapes, full size anti sweep, hand-
sowely heed with heavy Farmer's
Sati,,, black coney collars. A cape
sold in teeny places at from $9 to
li$,Ii/4.50. Two daye' sell- $6.36
120o yArdi a 38 to 42 inches wide
Dress Goods, ill heavy Tweeds
and plain Habit Cloths or Suitings,
in browns, greens, greys, blacks.
Regular selliug prices were from 30c
at per yard
10 dozen Men's Extra Heavy, all wool
and union shirts and Drawers,
full einem and well fiuislied. Our
regular 50c and 60c. lines lam
at per garment
Mon's fine, lined Kid Gloves, gusseted
cuffs and heavy dome fasteners, tans
and dark browns, rues 71 to 10.
Regular value 11.25, sale id a
price
Ladies' Black Astrachan Ooats,
in No. 1 qualities and wear guaran-
teed by um. Sizes 32 to 44, lengths
27 to 36 inches. Regular values
ranging from 128 to 135. t28
Wier' French Kid Gloves. New
Christmas stock in most desirable
shades, tans, browns and greys.
Every pair guaranteed. $125
Special, 81.00 to •
36 -inch all wool Comets at 60c.
per yard
Carpets, Rugs, Art Squares, Curtains in Lace, Damask and Chenille, at
prices from 20 to 50 per cent. diecount.
Men's Coon Coats, Calf Cats, Wolloby Coats, Saskatchewan Robes
in choice vary large. _ _
W. Acheson & Son
COUNTY CURRENCY.
fi,eforth : All the members ef the public
▪ 4 stall of tesechers hare thea re engaged
for text pier at Hsi mem salaries •4 f ormer•
Goats Sam Caldblek, V, ri , of MM.
leen, is vetting his pareete, brothers sad
coal at present. He Is attending • med•
Itroessle : 1)r. B. H. Kelltia„ who has
• n under' surgeoe Om New York Hos
toi.sl, is visiting bis sister, Yrs (ROL) Abey
•t St. Joba's reeteey.
J.11111eteara : A wild oat Was Sea ores
the road in poet of Jae. Streehan'e,
Cbsee was era, beg lb dllepaleted 100
elli011y be be stabbed.
been • resident ef Sealorth for many years
ha. removed his (mil, bo Toreeto, where
they will la future reside.
Olsten : Harry Holden, formerly of It.
Coats k Sea, but late of hilaistelm's dry goods
pslaoe la Kuicardiae, la now bead clerk at
Elinor • 'rho funeral of George st. Har-
e em, oe Sunday, 9.h inst. wan attended by
Ezmer company of the 33rd battalion, of
litho he wag drill swilieeta.
Coolies : Mies Mabel Kerr, who leas
brea la at updates es Mr. Stagy. rit
burst, who had the misfortune to lose Me
urn remmily, hag emerald to tows.
W Ingham • Annie k•rgoson, wife el
H. Mcqtrarrie, a former pastor of the
enanse, Queen Hill, on Friday, 7th lath.
Ethel : Death sailed slay Base.
Winciet: 01 Banilar elrliss west. et tee,
e st:y aged rear% 7 menthe end 10
C:Inten : Although her many freed. keel,
its. Mrs. it alter Coale had leen io poor
eh,' they learned of her death, whieb Go.
carved on Tuesday evening of last week.
1; reit,: The remains of the late Mr,.
It.1;111 Wide interred here oe Thursday.
She mid her husband formerly rived here
Mr. of late years have heat residinr in Cll..
ten with their daughter, Mrs. Y. W.
• Crinton : Samuel Townsend, brother of
-.Me* Rube Moore, at taws, who hoe betre
In the Provincial lead effioe at Brandon for
▪ ral years, has been dIsedienel by the
Manitoba Government, began,* he Wel •
Winghem T. C. Graham has taken
isseeesion of the Sear photo gallery, which
he paralleled. from G. F' Robbing. Mr.
tirehem'e son, Million. who kith had ethers'
year,' experience la the business, will hays
charge of it.
filth Giles Jeaktne, of F oat Wigwam
in tth bush, to out hie right foes at the in-
step, orreries two large arteries and Gutting
the -nigh pm of the long beams of the Ith and
into the stake joint.
Stanley Joshua Calloway ha* entered
anion sealed% Tee Winaipere Free Press for
85.000 fee selling him • "fouimenthed elan•
defer" le the Misfit olsotiso cempaign.
Jnehth is an old flealeyite, hut has resided
ln Winnipth for tweet, years.
Gee. Brom moved Into the
0,4
fra
hone. be recently purchased from Mrs. Heys,
gi•int poetheacto of the Albion Hotel osi
Monday to Mr. ilalossim, former proprietor
of the Brunswick House, Wingbam. Mr.
Brown ba• kept hotel here for six years.
(Jerrie : The funeral of the late Mr. L,
SG:Way the 9th intl. They were former
residents of Gerrie, simple, the Albion
Hotel for *seers! years and removing to
Teeswater about seven or eight year* aro
Ethel : Another of the pioneer retainer of
/libel, in the pergola et Mr. P.achael Spenoo.
rellat of the late Jame Spenoe, departed
this life ore Friday, 7th !net , alter a long
and painful dismiss, whooli eh* bore with
marked p•tionos •1 the &sleuthed age of 81
years
Clinton : Harry Israel, formerly of
town, who hae °barge of the band saws in
had the misfortume to have one of the
middle fingers of his left hand mit. by •
saw, the limb wise ellogel off one side close
to the bone
abased the litnald fire engine, together
with hook and leader applianoms and 500
feet of new hoes. from J. D. Humid. of
Brussels, for $2,500 and the old Waterous
series. The new engine was touch admir-
ed during the teeth
Clinton : Jae. Howe has returned from
British Columbia, where he bee been for
the last twn years He was all through the
inlitiog °entree, and did • little pro/mooting
on bre own behalf, but with iodifferent sue
sees. He says tbar preepeote are very na•
certale out there, and is quite oentent to re-
main here. for the winter at any rat•
*bile engaged In cutting wood. Gime. itid
wet son of Mr. IN tillam Karl, met" with a
painful actoident. baying the mislortune to
lege the firoit and sertoc.1 toes and a portico
of Ms rieht tipoi., by striktog, II with an ate
while cutting sold. I he wound te IllbutIll
7 teethes long. At last amounts the miler -
lessee young man wee improving
Seeforth : Cello liethune passed away at
ble residence, on Goderloh street, at mie
e'oleek on Saturday. 802 inst. Mr. Be
ease Sa4 oat been enjoying good health tor
* bomb a year, and for the pest three months
bad bocs oeadasid to hie residenoe most of
ehe time. Disease of tee liver was the
ty•fcu r Teen of the. He had been in the
employ of the Grand Trunk Rodney moat
a his lifts.
Seaforth : 11 Livens. grocer, met with
se unfoiinnate and painful seeitient recent
ly. He wart taking • barrel of auger out of
h is delivery wagon, whioh was banked op
los the pavement, when hie foot ahem,' and
be fell, the barrel catching hie leg easiest
ehe leek of the warren box, with the result
that • small bone just above his ankle was
broken He was assisted Into hie store and
ma afterwards driven home. He is getting
on 'Lowell as Gent/ be exported, but It will be
some time before be Is -Mile to get around
PH YSICIANS' SUPPLY HOUSE.
The New company re Which esioielfWed•
rich 111rdiroe are Iatemslird.
At • meeting of the Huron Medical Ans-
daelea held some Hose age, Dr. Shaw. of
Chats°, read an able paper on the 'dram.
THE SIGNAL GODERICH
loses ts she [mimes sad pulite et hoviall
• esoply house, whorl, might be parahesed
drugs, ow., of the highest quality, pure ond
edi a ream/noble pries 'to into on
anelytto test will be atheethry ler all drugs
used by the neediest protegee. This is
very amosesery, druggist• have betel
timed by competition to out prim, aud
Leath to reduce quality.
Alter mreful uonaldrustion and Loopy
commendatory opinions from wedleal
throughout the Provinug, it wes decided to
apply for • charter and orgaulse with the
following previsional director, :-Dre. W
Shaw, Clinton ;J. L. Turubuli.Gederioh;
A. Robert's°. Stratford ; Jas Henry,
Toronto, and R. R. MoCailuse, Londesberse.
On November 23 letters patent were
granted under the name of the Physicians'
and Surgeons' Supply Go.. Limited. The
drat meeting of the provisional directorate
was held le the Windsor hotel. Stratford,
last week. Preliminary business was trans
anted and from the amount of stook sub-
sortued the gumtree el the enterprise lg ea•
o ared It le not meant as • combine in any
way, as tb• druggists will no longer be orim•
polled to keep brands of drugs to gait Ivory
deeter's whim and will thus reap • Weak
The next meeting. a general one, will be
held in Toronto at the oall of the President,
Dr. Gunn, of Clinton, for the purpose of
electing directors.
WORST ON RECORD.
A. N. Wieestaa's Cato •tersietith Great at-
tention NI ansdie's Meier rills.
Mile lite been atiraoting a greet deal of at •
Gentlest lately. Mr. Wiseman is a rest
dent of this plthe and cloosequeotly well
koown hens His thee eat truly remark
able. For five months he lay in bed, boat.
twisted, (Keened by rheumatism. He mil
aoleally in agony, sometime screaming
with pato. lied sores came out on hls
body, Ose of whir* was poultice/a five hun-
dred times beret, it healed. Until Mr.
Wideman started to take Goad's Kidney
PON it was thought that death was the
only way out of his misery
Mr. Wideman was treated by doctors to
oo avail.
They gave him medicine oontaining nier•
oury, which made his teeth break off,
but which aleolotaly failed to Hire
kola. Mr. Wideman wee cured by
Dodd's Kidoey Pills. His thee is regarded
as the most severe oci record, arid bN cure
by Dmid's Kidney Palle is the most swims, -
lei owe of rheumatism known. bdr. Wide-
man geM letters from all over the country
enqu.ring about Dodd's Kidney Pills.
• Semi 'erasers NB C111111,117.
The tollowing story is tits- round et
some of the leading masseur's. I seamed it
greatly, and by the editor's persalisioa will
give my readers the benefit of D. Ltke
•nost other peopte I suffer from !axiom tem
week, and the inserting of this will save me
• little erPing and will be applioable at this
seamen of the year .
-"The oongregation will Doe be seated aad
gie their undi•ided attention to the follow•
In' intimations 9ome o' theca ar• moist as
important aa the sermon," said the Rey.
Tarnmae MacPherson, as be finished "ad -
dement' the throne o' graoe.''
H6 wet In Ms trehtieth year, and during
big fifty ti•e years bed worn out five Bibles
in beating the dust out of the pulpit desk
of Auchterbirnie kirk. His parishioners
worshipped the grothd on whioh he walked,
and though he was practically penniless -
for he gave most of ins Income to the pese-
they saw to it that the mistletoe. hefted for
nothing Their oid-ridelitair read the an-
n ouncements, and then said
"I hear that Wieldy Tamura is in deeti-
tube alrcumet tome. This mattes be, tans o'
God's heritage mous stiffer in the midst e'
the geld felk of Auebterhinile. Think so'
this on the way to Ter Mimes. W• have lb
in holy writ that ntyver tails, that 'he that
givetti to the pule lendeth to the Lord.'
1here is a blessed pri•iNge. 'Chink c' the
farmers o' Authisrbtrnie being lender., and
heron' the Lord for a oustomer And Intone
noel to foreclose to get back p•yrnent. for
GA be returned twenty, thirty, fifty end •
hundred fold. Noe, ye ciao s' raise toe
can well testify, for the Lord has moved pre
bowets o' ompauton, and ye hoe beep anco
generous to me Then the if ye canna raise
clic! maps o' britherly oompassion. and
brirg the first fruits o' the harvest to pair
"fthnders Gracit'll send her • toed o' fire-
wood. Floe dee I ken that. I see't In San -
too. as I weed ken ; for I'm burrito, *omit o't
erg, . tilos in his pew, the observed of ell
observers, was oompletely won ever, 'DC
would fierily hav• given Widdy 'Lamson the
e arth and 'he folooes thereof, had be owned
it, a' that moment.
"Peer id sen&her a peke tha. 0,
but it'11 no be eau missed oat o' Petite
abundant store Peeer le beounhen to the
Lord for moey things, and is a Beteg er•
ampl• of th• Meyer Who' truth o' the holy
writ. 'Toe hen' the diligent mateth r.ch.'
testify." Peer, toe, immediately Tell Into
"Jimmy Want woo tellin' me lihe ither
day." thatlested the Raw. Temple., "that Le
was millio' some fine meal the noo, I quite
believe h• is. Hs to th• only miller In
Amileerbtrnie, and th,•ri.i. un miller from
Maidenk tit to John (Plicate min compare
wi' hint B. tier tend • pickle to the wilily,
Jimmy, and keep up yer amount wi'
Meteor ' .1.mmy registered a full peck of
oatmeal hi his own mind.
"Beaton Scottli send the widdv tom* o'
he toe tattles I saw In his barn lest Tumi-
dity. 1 nenina ask Beaton, for I ken fu
well he couldna be beekward in damn' a
"And sof 'MA freed- Obeepathe, by
the looks o' him, eau hardly keep his goat.
sae aolions to be to dee something to fill
the widdy's pat.
"Nth fear of the widdy's starvin' when the
Lord has put the sant o' the earth in the
parish kirk o' Auchterbirnle. Th. Lerdihas
promeed to no • Misbrand to the 'WO, and
Re want. all yri to be brithers law. and
I'm glad ye rupond so nobly, Ye're a gal -
lent lookto' lot so' Christian/4 aad vet hearts
are as g as yer bridles. The Lord'il re
ward yer work o' love. Noo let's prates
His name for raisin' up in AuebterbInti• sae
Illinitseav, Deo. 20, 1900.
mew, who kenos tits Wilt." There was •
tall all ehrough the kirk, mad then the min.
aster's emcees* tweed in prayer.
law Mesabi Near.
"11 oleos makes my heart ache," writes
L. C. Overstreet, of Elgin. Tenn., "to hear
my wife cough until it seemed her weak
and sure kluge would oollapre. flood doe
tors said she VI go ter gene with Dearman, -
1.10I1 that no mediate. or earthly help multi
save her, hub a friend reoomonended
King's N•w Disoovery and persistent use el
this reicellent mediorne saved her life ''
•bsolutely guaranteed for coughs, wide,
broaohnis, asthma and all throat stud luny
diseases. 50e and $1.00 et Jae Wilasta's
drug store. Trial bottles free.
Christmas advertising has eorosched very
oonsiderably upon our news °Mouths, but
Christ/nth °ems just once a weer, and, be-
sides, everybody is spa:dell lacers, Lod la ad•
vertisomenta at this mows
Sootily, held on -Friday sysoIng, • prof/rem
tor the usual mines of winter meetings was
partially arranged. Th. meatless will ex-
tend Over •boue throe months commencing
the second week in Jaouyry. The program
wilt be published woes completed.
McKenzie & Howell. hare riot forgot the
bush men tor if you saw all too varieties of
style rand make of sees and cross.cut saws
they give their customers to ohoose from one
would thick there wag still an abundauce of
Uncut timber. They tell the well known
!duffel° Bill. Leader and Racier saws.
Blyth : and Mrs. Lindsay have
moved to town and have take I tap Hie
bowie lately imoupled by Dr. Tait.
hits ow \Iv A M I M Gederha
Slut
Ls Rheumatism of'the face.
Uric Acid left in the blood
by disordered kidneys
lodges along the nerve
which branches from the
eye over the forehead, aod
across the cheek to the
side of the nose. The
cause is the sante aa in all
Rheumatism-- diaordered
Kid,. .!,s. The cumin like-
wise the name -
Dodd's
Pills
DID YOU FORGET ?
Holikione perhaps poor and in want of something ; whom you can mitke happy
aye you not forgotteu someone this last Christmas of the oentury
when all the world should be happy, and increase your own good [ceiling by
knowing you have done a good act. We have some Boyle Overcoat.' to clear
at half price, some Jackets, worth 14.00, for 12 00 and $2.50. Special
value in wool hose of all kinds. Real --Irish- Hemdkerchiefs, lovely lace sad
suihroidered, triinwed, at 5c up to 50c ; special at 1210 and 26c. Wool
Blankets, at 12.00, $2.50 and up to 14.10. Quilts or tie -downs, 61c to $3.00,
and anything Mee you may think of to cheer the hears of old or young, doh
or poor.
..A SKIRT EVENT..
ladise"Lailer Made Frieze Homespun and Beaver cloths, were", 00, for 113.190 1 min
oo, for $5 00. Ite Just this way : A manutacturer bad • 01 these skirts left.
aad for spot crash we ()leered the lot •t juin half perm. The in 00 skirts IAD brews sat
green friezes, the goods you pay $1 25 a yard for ; they are the Isbell style, taller Sale,
7 roes of *ilk stitching. velvet' bindins. large hoeke and dome fasteners, ridged at frt. 00,
for juit half that priae, $3.60 The $10 00 ousts are Just Mrs sams make, only the sahib
erial ,s fine Beaver, black aud brown, valued at $10 00, for lest halt likab, WOO. eier
only Ladle.' Tweed Suit. ryas $10 00, for $5.00, Another Leib of liberal *syllabi seem its
•
JOHN MORRIS
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Nuinbets of People
Cinada Who are Being
Cured of Consumption
Is Positive Evidence
Of tin "keratosis &MCCAW et Obi
Moans 5 stem tor eN Lang
NO MORE 1110 DOCTORS FRES
NO MORE LONG SUPPER/NG 1
Dr. Slocum% sumer la omens an dieser.. er the
Isom aad bronchia Whet Is blamed guerilla
S cores of mem ad wean am bad beim ed thsdr
realties hopeless lestme lea notered to \sea
throat. the Menem gala tresiment Barb of
the three preparation* omartaa Lb* mom=
Sweetmeat er..1 together ale perfect talth rasa
If you safer from aoy form et lua 4 trouble trate
• Tsr, yea ettould noel lose • masa I.• applyat tor
• trial of the Slocum maws troasswol
Too sr. sot asked is pay • oma. 110.0
Lit to wir114 the T. •. atactrie issivc• ea..
Lturrin, ITS Cling itt. /la Toronto, giving boas
In full. era post stem sad express slew* walsoos.
sod
FREE TREATMENT
Planing Mill and Factory, Caw
brie Road, Goderich,
A complete stook of
Dressed and Undressed
Lumber,
Flooring and Siding, .
Lath, Shingles, Etc.,
Sash and Doors on hand and
made to order on ' short
notice.
As 1 M.
Notice to Quit
Estimates furnished. Terms moderste.
JOHN MORRIS,
Before the 1st of January, 1901, aa the store has
been rented to another party (believed 6a be Mr. Col-
borne). We have received the above notice from our
Landlord, and in order that we may be out by the first
of the year we close our business here on Xmas Eve,
Dec. 24th, 1900. As we have yet a large stock of staple
Dry Goods, etc., on hand, we have decided for the few
remaining days that we do business in Goderich that
they will.be Great Sweeping Bargain Day Sales. Net\
bargains in two or three lines, but everything in the
store, shop furniture included. Enough said, we' dre
leaving Goderich (sorry for it), and all who desire first-
class goods at 'slaughtering. prices, see to it that you get
_ here early and have your pick,-ar -we- aloes December_ --
qtrirgar
14111 be sent yoa yeomen, ea recant et poems/
guest. This la the meet remora oder ever sada
by any iltedtfAll man In thee caotry. Dr. Mesa
Is ere goatee of rat ea treatment will de ths.4 So
males 1.814 mere...dated am, fully mrsamt
what the mesa wIU be to 8U tam waat
▪ Whoa writing for them always Irma. this
Porters to Cooed*. waft Elsoesat twie Wee ki
Amerkaa papers *01 gala MA tgle 11111111.10 119
Tomato aborsioriell.
ELLO
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
PRILLIVRAY, GRANT & CO.,
DOLMANS'S OLD STAND.
ALL KINDS OF
DUNLOP 31
soon
- RUBBER
COAL I
ALWAYS ON HAND
unas Tire !
A new carriage tire that makes ridise
on all roads • pleaeurit-eoenomioal, boo
ler it does away with the vibration th
shakes and breaks the carriages.
AV -Gimped ewe between the rub-
ber tire and the steel !lenge pre-
vents the creeping and cutting
which other tires are subject to. See
the orb oit at the big fairs.
Send at cnoe for Ire* Tire Catalogue,
e tyma prices of all sizes.
IEUNLOP TIRE COMPANY,
TORONTO. LIMITED
EIT. .10 It 1110teritItAl.
Scrliltoll ifarT El Coal
THE
IN THE MARICILT
All Coal weighed on the Market &ales,
where you get MOo ibe. for a ton.
Store promptly attended to.
MILL WOOD
FOR SALE. 4
2.
KENDALL'S
SPANN
The akove is cut into stove wood
length and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
Orders received by telephone or
left at rveldence, 128 Cambria street, _
will receive prompt attention.
DO YOU KNOW
WHY
Yon can't get any heat through
your house or factory? You will
probably find your Boiler, Furnace
Pipes or Stove Front choked up with
Neale. A few gallons of our celebrated
SCALE SOLVENT
will remove all this and reetore to you
the entire heating capacity of your
plant A postal card will bring you
fulrinformation. Write at once.
IT'S YOUR NERVES
It's the Condition of Your
Nerves That Either Makers
Your t..Ife a Round of
Pleasure or a Use -
lees Burden.
To many women life is one round of sick-
ness+, weakness and ill health. To &tempt
even the slightest houeshold duties fitigues
them. Msny of the symptoms aecompany.
ing this state of decline are : • feeling al
tiredness on waking, faintness, dizziness.
sinking foeling, palpitation of the heart,
shortness of breath, loes of appetite, oold
hands and feet, headache, dark ',it les under
the eyes, pain in the beck and side and an
and weakened constitution.
AU these symptoms and conditions are
simply the reault of a poor quality and
defective circulation of the blood, with II
wasting away of the nerve foram
By feeding the system with
Tic Wm. Sutton Comoonod Co.. L't'd
181 Queen St. East, Tannic, Oat.
incEwAN.IFall Suits &Overcoats
{without • blemish berm,. It dom not blister
cless ill me plane sive met • tenthly feeltoetee
Ilene e saes that It *MAN. that phloem be eladtte %bat
I have eared • earb of Omer Imre' Masa.. ItIth yew
Isodebb Spa ,te Om Itiredall'e MOW le toy
Pelee kl, Mt age. •• • linemen{ for family hoe It
the henk free, or addra
DR II. J. KENDALL CO.. ENOSILMO PALLS. vT.
.11ealli Ponairliog.
having been temoyed from Godench,
aye arrangetnente to carry
on boiler repairing and also the manu-
facturing of smokestacks, etc.
Repairing of boilers, entrinee and
other machinery promptly attended
D. K. STRACHAN,
Works on Victoria Stree*
The man armed in suit made at
our store always looks trim, its 11 is the
ambition of every men of taste to look.
A large range of cloths to choose
If you are contemplating getting •
light overcoat for fall wear, give us •
nhanee to serve you. Prices rieht.
H. DUNLOP
DR, WARD'S
BLOOD AND NERVE PILLS
_You etrike at the toot of the disease and
lay a solid foundation on which to build.
Soon the weight increases, the sunken
cheeks and firs toned bunts fill out, the eyee
get bright and the thrill of renewed health
and strength vibrates' through the eystem.
tretel
Anne
ime
421
maim
60 oente por box at all liruggletle. or "7
Toronto, Oot.
Morrie: h lie playing at Harris's Iteheel
Priscilla. dauehter *1 Jae, Meaning, fell
and broke tor tient aria near the wrist.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M MacLEOD, Goderich, Oat
SCHEDULE OF CONVICTIONS
Returned by Justices of the Peace in and for the County of Huron for the Quarter ending December Ilth, 1900, pursuant to the Revuied Statutes of Ontario, chapter 76, section 1.
Name of ProthenteriNeme of Defendant
Nature et Charge.
LOW SHOES AT
LOW PRICES.....
At this season of the year we
make a special mark-down on Low
Shoes. We want t4) show the peo-
ple what cool and comfortable
Shoes they can buy here for less
money than they would have to
pay elsewhere Brand new stock,
end every Shoe perfectly made.
SCHOOL SHOES for the Boys
and Oith, have arrived. Call and
examine oar stock and prices,
/Whit you buy or not..
2 W. Paisley
4 1. R Miller
5 Tho I A. Hartle
7 I. it Millir
8 1. It Miller
9 I. ft Miller
0 Thos. A. Harris
1 ft, mere, Conible
2 Charlet Worts
5 Robert firma!
Jam Massa
John McCaughey
Reuben Graham
George Burke
0. McTaggart
Geo. McKim
Oen. MeK
Oen. 114E1m
leo MoKiee
John Weir
Wm. Borrows
Joseph O'Connor
John Macgregor
Edward Gormley
easel J. Massa
Date of
Ooeviotio• Namur ot Ctiavictioe Justice or Justices.
1900
Selling liquor der n4 prohibited bourn Nov.
Sillies 'Mem do. tog prohibited hove Nev.
Assault and I'.t e4 Nov.
Sale of dinner to prohibited hours Aug.
f. f f• r .earoh wet. for Iiq roeoeeled'U.t.
Selo of ligan wit hoot Ilo.n.e Oat.
'Sale of liquor without Iinenee Oat.
Sale et linen: without harems. O61.
Keeping lig. for rale without lie/Inge Oot.
Keeping ilq for sale wit hoot !Meese Oot.
V Nth.
Peddlln• good. wit.too► license Sept.
Puddling goods wlrhent Iloenes
Assault Oot.
Assault Oat.
lnoufty Nev.
14 John Medlar's and R. Stem J. P.'s. Climb.=
16 Johe bloGarva and H. Beep, .1.P.'s, Olathe
10
94
6
A. Hunter, O. Thompson. J P,'s, Brussels
1 A. Hunter, W. FL Kerr, J. P.'s, Brussels
10 A. Hunter, W . H. Kerr, J. P.'s. Brothels
26.1. Garter, Win
26 Wm. Mallongh
Wm. Malioneth
27 Wm Melerrie
27 Wm. MeLerse
1 birth, twit • the Owe es betray est oerreege etlereeled from the Rawl. tiled la rev ethers
Dole, .1 P Tnekersmith
Solar, J P.'s. Uremia
Ametiat, wheal
Penalty, ire be paid !Tim• whew
rise or to said I paid.
Damage. insides. I
W. J. Paisley. 'Armee Inethoter
120 00 Porthwieh
20 00 Forthwith W. J. l'afeley, Liana Ineeseter
00 Forthwith Treasurer of WI
Mains ed. with °ode &nein et prothentor
No re thra made te warrant
60 00 'Forthwith aad ooste, or 3 months In jail
SO 00 Forthwith and thee, or 3 months ft) jail
50 00 Forthwith and eoets. or 3 Mouths in 16(1
20 00 Forthwith and thee, or 11, days In jail
20 00 Forthwith and coosio. or lb days In bail
Forthwith fondant te jail for 21 days
The proper parties an noodle, bylaw
•nisessd for want of evi demo*, plaintiff go pay
Oat. 27th (lark of the Pesos
Oot. 27th
(loderioti MI Clink of bite l'esee
said Justice, anti
general observations. it ear.
when
21 clays Sas ,Is
20 00
Cows dig
10 00
10 00
Sens to
seem
IRA LEWIS, CLERK OP' rma pswoir AND °MOWN ATIPORNIFY. RUMOR.