HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-5-16, Page 4TMousna', May 16, 1901
A SUIT THAT FITS
OOeTB NO MORfr THAN A SUIT
That Doesn't Fit
sold the t.14 -e to get • Sutt that fits is here, where Clothing met Dome up to
• high h.wudard of exoelleuoe bo be allowed in stock.
You will find to our stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS' and BOYS' CLOTH-
ING, nice patterns, such as will appeal to the taste of the most particular.
It will be greatly to your advantage to buy your Clothing here ; having
been so many years associated with the tailoring bu.inews, I •m iv a
position to give you more reliable goods and better fit than you can obtain
elsewnere, and our prigs have • velvety touch on the purse. Call and in
spentgoods and get prices,
The Duke of York
is the ngpte of the New Novelty in Ties They are wade in bows, with flow-
ing ends, and are fsatened to the collar with the new p•teut Steel Shtehl.
Thew Ties are having • large sale in the cities arid are bound to be very
popular this season. We will have thew in our window on Saturday.
We are continually adding to our Stock
the latest in Hats, Shirts and everything
pertaining to I len's wear.
If you wont the Latest and Bent you will find it here.
We, C_ PR2S�H A Tt[
Sole Agent for Ohialaty's Hata. Clothier and Men's Furnisher.
the
I• Pvet.lauau
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
ET O. maillIAsSSP I
— OODERICH. THURSDAY. MAY SI. 1111
POLi PICS IN WEST HURON
WJE have received the following com-
munication from a Liberal friend in Ash-
field :
"1 notice that you have not been do.
ing much in polities in your editorial Dol•
umos lately. T was at a Liberal woven
tion some week. ago. and I got it into my
head that we would be hammering away
at the game by this time. but, although I
closely watch TRI SwNAt. every week, 1
fail to see any interest taken in riding
polities. What's the matter. anyhow?'
There is nothing the nutter that we know
of. The date for the holding of the bye -
e lection hie not been set, and it would not
be good politics to be kicking up a dust too
far in advance of election day. Perhaps
our correspondent remembers the story of
- the chap who undertook to jump • twelve
foot ditch by taking s half mile run to it
By the time he got to the ditch he wee
winded and tumbled in instead of clearing
it.
Tait SIGNAL has no idea of rivalling the
man who fell into the ditch,by wasting time
and space on the local political situation at
this stage of the game. When we know
that the day a set the matters of interest in
the contest will be put before the electors
and the tight fought to a finish. -
Our correspondent and other 'teeds s
Of THS SIGNAL will remember that for a
year or two previous to the lust Dominion
contest our esteemed local contemporary
was pounding away without cessation on
political issues Snare heats were in order
week after week, and as • result when el-
e ction time came around the old dish had to
be warmed over again. but the etonmeh of
the electorate had been so surfeited that
there was no chance for the pabulum to get
In is nourishing work, and as a result there
was • tumble for is candidate when the
finish of the race came.
We would advise our correspondent and
thew who think with him to hang on to
the old Scotch saying, "Bide • wee. and
dines weary."
SNAP SHOTS.
—bid you ever notice how 'Bete" and
"neck" rhyme t
— The leafy month of June should give
good election weather
— Up to the time of going to prose the
still hunt has the election floor in West
— Heron.
— There are some among the politicians
who think a Provincial election this year
anything but improbable.
—Tba Hamilton Spectator --that time
honored palladium of civil and religious
liberty — hasn't referrer] to "Frolic,'
LAoaisa" for the past two weeks.
— The Hamilton chief of police wee
bunooed by a woman who solei him s bream
farthing for a "spade guinea," and the
people of Hamilton are wondering who will
take care of thein during the Pan American
`�uilr�lls��l;e
8cillltNET•EEAT1iE NNIiELS
We sell or rent them at reasonable
pines Meeder, Teasley. Welnestar.
Thursday. r,iA.y or eat erase of each
week. bar livery remain. closed on
Onallara
EMERSON'S
at Buffet°, when crooks will be numerous
and the gold brick will be on iia round.
— It must begreatfun for the Tory phalanx
to be following the lead of R L Sown++,
who fought them all his life up to 1896.
— The dusky diamond who illuminator
the editorial column of The Toronto Telu-
gram is trying to press Jose CMARLTON to
his manly bosom.
—NICHOLAS FLOOD DAVIS is grinding out
reminiscences at Ottawa for a Tomato
paper. A later SAMsos working at the
mill, only DAvls's hair hasn't grown.
—Our good i.ieol Jog L`Jwrcer, ot The
1;uelph Herald, is the Tory standard bearer
in South Wellington. Take care, Jos, ttbat
your vaulting •mbit,on—if it vaults—
doesn't bring you to carrying thebanoer in
another Deme.. - --
WHAT OTHESIS ARE SAYING.
CAN B■ APPLIED IN etinCRlOa.
L'•ism AJvut.aar : Good women of
L'udoo, please do not put off till Saturday
efternoon shopping that oars be done just as
seedy on Friday. It to the late shopper
,hat keep. many • storek.p.r and hit
.aatants toiling right up to Sunday morn.
o g
DON'T Till MASSES LOVE THE LABep?
Toronto Globe : Yet another theory as
o the decadence of maple sugar Domes from
Che Uoderloh Signal The &ociant flavor
so. Imparted neither by sour sap, bugs, etc.,
oor by • piece of fat pork. but by the girls
who took pant in the feast of enr"ring-off
root writer is a member of a y 'Mowed
firer. W e speak for the masses.
A KANean ROMANOI.
From an exchange : In Hoopoe my a boy
not long Jaoe climbed a corn stook to see
h ow the oorn was getting along, and DOW
the stalk Is growing up quicker than the
boy oats climb dowu. '1'oree men have uo-
dertaken to out down the stall: to save the
boy from starvation, but it gr vs .o fast
that they can't book twine in the some
oleos. Toe boy 1s hviug on notLt, g but
raw oorn, and It is setunaIed that he bee
already thrown down over four bushels of
cobs. Ananias gives up the record.
■ PLCKIBUM UNUM.
Toronto Globe : Ought we to say "The
United States 1s" or "The United States
ere'? It seems that the question lnvolv.e
more than grammar. The olvil war was
fought to deolde between the •dvooai, of
Stas sovereignty, who would naturally say
'are,' and the advocates of unloo,who would
say "is." The ('btoego Inter Wears says that
Andrew Jaakeoo was the first President to
use the elopo.ar verb in official documents.
that the usage then 8uotaisted until the
time of Abraham Lincoln. He said "is,"
•od his suooes.ors have followed his ex•
ample.
AN INu■NIOU5 WHIM I.
Stratford Rearms : An interesting owe
has come to the attention of the poetollioe
authorities et Washington. The olroum-
ste ane Is that of a doctor who advertised to
cure deafness without fail for 118.50. Per•
sons sending that amount were forwarded
2,000 pills with In.truotloos to take one
leach day sod on no acouaat to mss • day
or the oharm would be broken and It would
be neoeseary to start all over again. As
the truth of the dootor's claim cannot be
proven until the end of Bee years sod s hall
the Washington authorities are puzzled
what to do in the matter.
MINVr2SOTA'r RAILWAY POLICY.
Toronto Weekly San : Miooeeo a was
wtiled long after Ontario, and it was set-
tled very Largely by emigrants from this
Province. Railroad building an the State
at one time was e000araged by grants of
land, but no donations •re made from the
publlo treasury and the roads are c' welled
to pay their share of taxstton For some
time put they have paid as taxes three per
newt of their gross earnings, but .t the last
session of the State Legislature the tax was
teenaged to fear w ..at. Amenem lbs
Bon paying this tax Is the ()anodise f'a-
dfio Railway, whioh runs tht'eneh Mine'.
sot.. It not only pays tern to the State,
bat curies the produot.s of Minne.o,• to the
seaboard at oonelderably lower rates than It.
curies outs. Minnesota also has • railway
oommlwioo that regulates freight ran
within Ile boundaries..
Tel r:RIMe Of OONSCRIPTION,
St. M.ryn Arens : The pal Scanner In
England of mirth little incidents as the fen
lowing will do more to turn the Koglah
agaltat •or possible •oheme of onoeorlptloo
tor her army than "olamoe of eoien►Ifio and
e oonomio arguments. lo Pers there lives a
widow who had two eons. One of them
was • orlpple, and the other, • upside
workman, supported the family last fell
the latter was taken away to serve hs tum
In the army, and the mother, who wee near
ly Mold, was compelled to make out as well
as she neele (luring a tenant cold spell else
she broke down completely, and she and
her orIppled son nearly starved. One day
M. nombla'ned more bitterly than usual
easiest the oosorlptlon laws whir h nem
polled her younger no to serve, although en
lar ee snpporblos the family wee oenoerned
he was really the elder, who, In the nue
1
of having • widowed mother, le ex.apt.
She west et% to get wore work anti when r
she returned she dleoovered th.t the nrlople�
had killed himself In order that hie brother
might take his plane as the heart of the
family and support his mother.
we1R5 Ten nnl.n5. art.' Aerr.] Se.
Meetreel Witness - Moe% of thus things
erhlnh Dr Watts of British Colombia has to
say shoat the Cbleme are no doubt teas.
Their morals are Infamous, their Nadu
enrolee are noel, judged hy ear standards.
THE SIGNAL :
I Sn sr11N{Wtv'y ori own. Wows ity the re.
Si' 1 u is ' - km w the I'h . nes bele h
to qui • .. geo.l as sr) v.t.er adieunt ip.
hetttatls, and have IodeeJ far mere reason to
Impugn the ,v..soers of the white mw than
,b• white moo bas to'mpugo thelia. Look
et thee poor fellow st%ading there in broad
.layligh', with blood strewing fool his
temples and his mouth, the viotlm of •o
at eolutelx1r� uupruvoked blue from • pastelist
white rumen L ok wt this wrier fellow's
paper bag knn,-►ret out if his bands and for-
saken by him out ef pare tear ot • row.
Look at the laundry window .mashed by
youths wise think they have douse some
thins clever. No doubt It would be • ens
iblug If we oould shut all sonuodrels and
had citteens out of the country. Poedbly If
we were making • true whole' the promol-
ere of spite between raves ebould qo Into the
(root row. Lot us admit that the Chines.
where L)r Watt knows them are of lofam
nue morale, that J ewe are, as Ur. Testy says,
ret true saltrams, that then, roes are, as Dr.
l'arkhuret avers, empty h.. led and unfit
for the suffrage, also that the ltahaw are
too ready with oold steel, and that the
'estimate, smell bad, thew statements do not
sumer the question •a to whether they h t
rut
tut goof • right as we to seek (herr by
1e4 and to "pursue happiness" wh
trey may. Ws who took this oouatry from
the lodtaos oe the tows of this right sbould
.urely acknowledge it In the Daae of other
tori' who ars squally flow's children. With
respect to some of throe people we euspeo1
• oat they have one crime that er•n.oeods a"
there, and That is d'eog more work for less
money than the white map will, sod se
spoiling the labor market for such of our
white noses are not. wish ell our Coratian-
Ly, titled for higher s.rvtoa thee the China -
Mee ea• mph.. to.
DUNLOP.
TUESDAY, May 7.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Fritrley, of Saltford,
were 55•tsdent visitors here this week.
111.. Graham, of Cbloago, who sat ores.
en' yarns, in Goderioh, spent several days
taus last week, the guest of Mr. Allen.
Some of our residents were 'present at the
conllrmatlon 'movies Is St George's ohuroh.
I loderioh, on Sunday morning hut, four of
whom were 000tirmed by Bishop Baldwin.
West W awanoah : The body of • new -
Lora Infant was found submerged In • creek
en the term of James Purvis, lot 1g, 0000es-
s,ou 14, West Wiw•noeh, a few days ago.
A coroner's logoeet was held at the retol-
d .. r of Mr. Purvis. Dr. Milne, coroner,
'1 Blyth, prodded. According to the
Inc nod evidenoe given thebaby was
.tranaled before being thrown into the
:Jerk. The coroner's jury brought In
n v, rdtct of death from strangulation by
some pergola or persons as yet unknown.
11 estfield : Oa Wednesday of last week
A wedding attended by • large number ot
,usss took piens at the home of the bride,
when Rev. Mr. Kennedy, of Auburn, per-
formed
erformed the ceremony whioh joined the
hen's and hands of Joe Killoagh and M'n
Amite McDowell, both of Westfield. A
very pleasant time was spent after. sumps
nogg repast had been partaken of. A
I'.f•Ytd&l um of preaeos wee reoelved by
he bride. Mr. and Mn. Killou,h will
'.kis up their home near Westfield, amidst
be wishes of their many friends !or a
happy end prosperous wedded life.
The following Items appear In the sup-
plementary estimates brought down in the
Hotta' of Commons lot Friday : Goderich
harbor, repairs N peen and Snob, 110 000
Clf too poetellioe, 15,000 ; Bayfield. , rtes.
non at sostherm pier, 15,800.
5,000
Reward!
tF NOT TRUE.
"An advertisement may in-
duce a person to try an
article a FIRST time.
R:1I nnadterliseMent won't
induce a person to use
that article a SECOND
limo sides., it gists satis-
Sunligh
Soap
has a .nte larger than the
combined sales of any
other three %Daps.
An advertisement may in-
dyceoto try SUN..
LIGIrTple SOAI' once.
Hut it in sweaty and gusl-
Ity Slens, that makes
people use SUNLIGHT
SORP continuously and
always.
LEVER BROTHERS UNITED,
Seep Manufactories,
TORONTO,
GODERIOH ONTARIO
PROSPECTUS
Maitland River Power Co'y,
�►� ,, ,�._...,., (Limited)
Goderich, Ont.
CAPITAL STOCK -w -•.
-Y�
$200,000
BOARD OF DIREOTORS -
JAMES CLARK, Manager of the Dominion Fill Co,
GEORGE ACHESON, Director of the Goderich Engine Co.
JAMES A. McINTOSH, Secy-Treas. of Goderich Lumber Co.
D. MoQILLICUDDY, Proprietor of The. Goderich Sigusl.
JOHN E. JOHNSTON, Director of Chatham Gas Co.
BANKER.
THE BANK OF MONTREAL.
The Ilaitland River Power Company (Limited)
invites applications for the purchase of $100,000 worth of
stock in shares of $100 each.
The Company proposes to supply electric energy for
the waterworks and lighting of the Towel of Goderich, from
the River Maitland and Its tributaries, and has a contract
with the Corporation of the Town of Goderich guaranteeing
not less than 96,000 per annum for 200 horse -power or under,
for a period of ten years.
The Company has also made contracts with the leading
industries of the town, which will create a demand for about
200 additional horse power at an annual rental of *30 per
horse -power, thus assuring all additional income of $6,000
per annum.
The Company also holds an option on the electric
light plant in an adjacent town, which, in the event of its
being taken over, would increase the annual returns by from
$4,000 to $8,000.
The Cost of Construction and plant, and the acquiring
of necessary property, has been placed by the engineer at
$120,00Q, and the earning power of the plant, when in full
operation, will exceed $30,000 per annum.
The Stock will be cumulative, and ,:raw interest at the
rate of 8 per cent. per annum.
The Opening of the Stock' List to the public is- in
accordance with the desire of the Town Council of Goderich,
that the shares' of the Company should be open to the public
for purchase, and not be taken up exclusively by a few
capitalists.
Payments on Stock :-20 .per cent. to be paid on
notice of allotment, and three additional payments of 20 per
cent. to be made in two, four and six months, respectively,
from date of allotment. It is the intention of the Company
not to callfor more than 80 per cent. per share.
Applications for shares and other particulars may be ad-
dressed to the Secretarj',.at the. Compan-y's office West -4,,
Goderich. -
e=- JOHN E. JOHNSTON,
Goderich, May 14th, 1801. Secy -Tres ,
SOMETHING INTBRI$O ALlll'T TOILET SOAPS: It is said that a nation',
uivihiition may be mts.ated by its uunsuwpttw, of +•.,1p, and Its refuement by the
guide) thereof. Weare now showing r the u
sal twut of
-�' Dainty French Soaps
wade from the 'vet iuvredieiis in the must thorough man•
tier attd so ezqu'attely perfumed se $all only be du,'e in that
bend of flower's, " La Belle Freuc'e "
7'his beautiful Zine of Soaps ii' Violet, White hose,
Jockey Club, Peau D'Kepag io and other popular odors we
'tell at
10c. each, or 25c. a box,
equal to the high-priced Scarps told at 15 t.. 25 'sante a cake.
1 Wonderful Snap is our O itweal Sap. A tine Iergs oake,
'Noel 111 t.r may 10,• Oatmeal Soap in the market, at 3 for 100.
Don't w . this uppurtuuity.
W. C. 600DE, The Chemist,
)})THIS GUARANTEES
THE
QUALITY.
THIS EXPLAINS THE
GREATEST SOAP
BARGAIN YOU EVER
SAW.
Bedford Block.
slimmest /weepers Pelt.•. ■suiteam steed and •Minae\ mitten.
Wall Paper
We have just received a few snaps in American Wall Paper,
which are rolling rapidly.
GILT EMBOSSED PAPERS In Red. Blue, Orion, Hoff. Salines, Ptak, Smoke, Cbooe.
late, at 12o a roll. 18 loch border to matab r 112o a roll.
than papers ars special offers made by the ne•nof•oturers—havtag more border
than paper they aro maoufaoturing b paper to dispose of the border.
Don't imagine 18 inch Border at 12c a roll is a mistake. .
We can supply the goods.
l;.mewber our papers are lite latest Amnions p•tteror-8 yards to • roll We oast tor•
osis 9 Inob or 18 tooh border with mese of our papers.
Over 1000 samples to select from. lemming all Delon at l6o • roll, 8 yds. to the roll,
with border and oelllur to match.
Mouldings furnished tinted to match any paper.
KIDD'S BOOK STORE.
Spring Miffinery.;i
All the latest and beat designs in
trimmed and untrimmed Millinery and
ready to -wear Hata.
Call and inspect before purchasing.
MIS‘;i CAMERON,
Apprentices Wanted. Hamilton Street.
Don't Forget.... -.T
'' that we are Headquarters for .
Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose, Poultry Netting,
Barb Wire, - Black Wire, Barb Wire Staitles,
Thorold Cement, Portland Cement,INalls, ;_..
and all Builders' Supplies.
Maytag a sec on Ogi r*seg■ss,
The meet phenomenal ren the bre te..is
ever experleooed on a prop: story r • lens+,
they are having just new 1 .tarrbo.
ince. Remarkable cures •t l In this
vesinity is the osuse- l)raggno, all sworn.
mend C•tarrhozone, and say 1t is the sorest
and gatokest care for catarrh, asthma and
bronchitis. It always elves pettiest sada-
illation. Relieves qutokly; pleasant and
oosveolent to au. Sold in two sizes, 25
coos •od 11.00 As Catarrhozooe appears
to be the most highly recommended remedy
for oatarrb, asthma. bronchitis. etc., we
strongly advise our readers le try 11.
A I(INCARCUM GIRL AWARDED DAMAGE.
—A despatch from Detroit, dated May 8,
says : Last rummer Christine Molntwb, •
Kincardine girl, who works in this olty,
went home to visit the old folks, taking
teatime op on the steamer Pittsburg from
Windsor In company with two other girla
whose homed .re in Kincardine. They all
testified this forenoon in Judge Fr•ser's
court that while the steamer was lying at
Goderioh N illlam J. Brown, the owner of
the Pttabn'g, palled Miss McIntosh vile
names Atter her return to this oity the
communed an .utloo for 120,000 damages
for dander. When the suit name to trial
neither the def'ndint nor hie attorneys
were present,•nd the Lek tog of the testimony
for the plalst'R occupied bot • few minutes.
Mr Mahon, of Mahon & Sevige, Argoed let
the jory that the ow of the plaintiff wait
',omelets, and no defence had boon made.
Atter wing 001 • abort flee the jury
"..i171/06 b • verdW /w *lent Is UNION
WM. DOEO FREE.
The caw adrldge /avian who Was Wessel,
fnaprleened ler /ear Teen Isaiah" as
Llherty,
SCNDRIDOI, Cot , May 13—(Spend).—
Sines be has been liberated, Wm. Drag, the
Strong Township farmer, stands moon of his
time telling his friends and acquaintance,
of his remarkable ow. As he Boris It Im-
possible to reach teem all, he hal had the
following statement inserted to the Sand -
ride. Echo :
"For tour years I enffered torture. I had
scarcely .n hoar free from pain. My beak
ached so badly I oould not Ile down. I had
be sit might and day to • ohair. 1 mould not
I.sye my h'u.e, fns when the pain shifted
to my knees, 1 mold not walk.
"Several (looters tried to Dore my thews -
tam and I took • great many medicine',
but got worse
"Dodd'. Kidney Pills oared me.
"Its now six mootbe rine. 1 lett • pain.
Dodd'. Kidney Pill have made s new man of
me."
Cooduotor Algle laver next Mosd•y t•
attend the r•ilwsy nominators' convention
at St. Paul, Minn While in the W set he
will visit his d.arh'er, Mr.. J. W. Martin.
it Winnipeg. and may possibly with his toi-
le* oondnotors tette the trip to the Peelle
Coast. going via C P R to Vancouver and
Meriting Yt• i he Northern Pantie
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wit), our line of Bicycles. It''t worth your while and the
acquaintance will gave von money.
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GODERICH, CRESCENT, HYSLOP, TRIBUNE,
RACYCLE.
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Our Zine for 19 )I gives you a generous choice of styles and prices. They combine all
the latest features.
Dunlop, O. & J., M. & W., Samson, Goodrich Tires.
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0139. W. THOMSON & SON a
Th'• lenient show of Bicycles ever seen in Goderich. All fully guaranteed.
We oleo have a number of 'mound hand wheels at bargains.
Repairer exec tied carefully and promptly hy • first -else@ repair man.
Wo have been selling hieyrlea ever 'ince a bicycle was a bicycle and ere known as reliable
dealer.. Telephone 92.
Sole Agents for the Celebrated
•
Sherwin - Williams - Paints.
N. D. ROUGVIE
. Goderich.
nein
If you are
looking for
...TRASH...
do not come
to LEE &
SHEPHARD'S.
We carry '
nothing but
the newest ,, "
and most
up-to-date
stock of
PAINTS, OILS and VARNISHES,_ `—
READY l'11XED PAINTS,
STOVES and:TINWARE,
TILE and IRON PIPE.
Plumbing and furnaces a specialty.
We sell the Goderich Bicycle for $35.00, less 10 per
cent. for spot cash
LEE & ShEPHA RD.
HELLO !
'THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS Oh
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
_.- .' ... THR newt*Scrallloll Bard Coal
1N THR MARKRT
All (1.51 weighed en the Market Reales
where roe set tdrl lea for 5 ten.
L OF.
ordon loft at LEE S aaaraAsa's
5S.,. pr.eptly att.ed,e tc
CANTELON'S -
Pastry, Oyster Patties,Partn, Soon
Bread and Cream Li,itioce
Pies and Lady Finfers, gime$,
Macaroons, Images,
Brandy Soaps, Etc.
are as good Si the beet madejin any
oily in Outsets,.
Oantelon leads the trade in
WEDDING
CAKES
r.
in fanny daslrning and nrnareetit
ing anti almond fining.
(live him an order and your sat
isfar'tirrn will he assnred.
D. CANTELON.
WUT-ST.
Barg
* in Ca,
THE wonderful business tt
for us in our Carpet Dt
44r., large the spacti for thes
Specials i,
36 Moho' wide, heavy, tLhe
uoloo oarpete, artiste designs to
latest oolurtege, at par yard 25. 50c.
30,40 and .... .... ...........
36 inches wide. all pure wool, revers -
Ibis carpet", and tutors clear,
beautiful and w d fast, at, 75c.
per yard, 65, 66 and
Heavy Scotch Linoleum, in grout vi
INSPECTIC
W. Aches
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Oodsrlob township : A Cooper has •gds
Mao confined to his bed with rheumatism.
Brues.ls : Drurgst Deadman intends
*ending • number of his boss M At. Joesph't
ld fLbs 5 5100
Seaanfortbor : Robert Whiter not 200 very
fine steers up to his ranch to Colborne h
posture, on Tuesday of last week.
Brussels : Wm. Biashill has closed • bar
sots with Mrs Sage tor the Walton hots
and w111 take poesessloo on the 3rd of Jape
Bramels : W. B Dickson, State Amor.
oily. from Lsogdon, Dalt , formerly of Brea
sets, Is vtdttag is Ontario for • short time.
S.alorth : 8. Dlokwo, postmaster, ha
caw potions In hie garden, whioh muses
as Inobe. 1a length. Who no beat tis,
patmaater •.
Mar000b • M1.. Jule MoKetrz e, of Mu
atkob, bad little Willie MaBarney to L -'
boa •gala, where he was undergoing treat
mast (or 5le e.
(Jhnt.e : 0anis•oteloo Bros made the mesa
produces sbipmeot to the e•stero marks
last week ; butter 1e quoted retail at 12a t
13oand eggs atfloto10•.
Wlsgbam : Th. stonework of the net
Methodist ohuroh Is oow more t.h.s hal
oompletr, and will be ready by the 24'b fo
the corner stone ceremonies.
Clinton : The ether day Mrs. Grange
Wei uofortusate enough to have • adds
1.11 nes her too'. (oiurlar the large toe, whlo
keen her coagoed to the hnue. -
:,enah : (leo Deoetedt who Dame 1
tore • few weeks ago to engage In t0
hardware bus nes., red out to C. Hartle'
A Co. and I.15 for hl. home •t Blyth
Loodesboro' : Mies Agile Riedel dispel
od of her household furniture on Tutted.
of leet wank she now intends making hr
home wise her brother Thomas, of Auburi
Howse : 8 Hardy shipped hie biretta'
from Howl' on Tusedsy of last week 4i'
and family left the following There'd.
morns+ for their new home at Carso.vll
M lob.
Grey : While ,ng•ged In driving see
limes stakes Tho*. W hltbeld had the milt
Mon to bay. two of his florets
+seabed. W• hope be w'11 sono De t
Might,
Brase.ls: The residence of Mrs.Ferguse
Alex•nderlelrvetbas b.ea purob•s.d by M1
Tbneu, of Morris, for 162E She w111 tit
possession next fail. R. N Barrett is t
prevent tousn'..
Exeter : Mrs. John Meteor and farm
wise have resided her• for tis• past r
years, Telt for Clove Fink, Pa., where tit
will join Mr. Meteer and make that ph
their future home.
Morris: Mies Edna Wallaoe, of Mori
left on Mooday morello, of last week
Newark. New Jerse) , where she will
met by her brother Erode, who hes • gt
siteatien in that olty
Brossels: Mrs. Rory' MoCutcheon s
ehlldrso lel on Monday of last week
A *nerds, N W. T„ to rejoin Mr 1
Cotab.on who has gone Into terming on
riNedv* seals there.
Wisghem On Sonday May 5th, B o
M, du/titer of J. E. 8werts, was ',vel
O 111.5 by a dog that grew j.ah;ul boos
t he , bad was petting another dog '
oil: oiIag Genies was killed
Clee:in : T►e ottisl•Is of Rat'rsb
streak ohuroh were staking out the gro
ler the new Methodist eharoh resent
Roam Hill who has the 000'r•ot for
— foundation. w111 have the sed turned soot
B•awele : Adam and Mr.. Reid, of L'
dos, Dek., distend taking • holiday tri,
w L W:IWO. to spend a porr'rn of the s
mer with Mr and Mr.. Black. Their
ltrewle blends wise them • rl.ae•nt t
8esforkb: APIA Rohit, who was in
grseetr bus u -se here for some years, lel
Wadaes/lay of last week for Ito, mit ,
shad Wag {t ebb tamale hero for • time, 1
Mr. ankh ..)rote a lowuoo for a
Ilea
Winghkm: The WIo ham weigh e
have b we let to A. H. (err for the one
year. Mr. Carr will be wnghmsetrr •
scales on the market ked also a' the •
at both railway yards. He pays a rent
1136 00
Clinton : Tie great ears oenen
mike" with the a who are In the habit I
Ise senores el say klad I • stray t
west through the front window of .
Rombell's reddest's the other esy,
mleh1 baste proved serious.
(tut W assault' t Goo. Page has •
whioh gip him • rather warm rob le
He was showing the little b ,y her
when the bores grabbed him by the bs
�± the nosh and gave hien • 'maple n1
stake.. Milne him elf leis lest both tin
Clistan : W. Dodd. mese We Woodi
on Monday el last wesk to attend the tl
et his half-brother, John Gowan, wit
hesn • resident of Chat plies for at
,san Mr. Geemse Wu formerly a
kaswe resldeot of Rly►h.
7,arloh: Martle .1. Hess, yono`er
use the late George Hees, Sled en Mm
.. t of gas, week,at tis• age el 16 years, 7 m
).. sod 6 dye. He AIe4 at tit. resider
his brother,Frsd W.,.tter as Meese el
moethe from ooa.amptlnn.
Ewer : The femoral of Captain 1
A. Kemp esu Iarg.ly attended on Aa
May 6th. Sarno. was held In 1
Memertai +heron Demand was a
.I England, •ad was la his 64th year
leases • wld.w, two d•eehtari and a
eeern hi* lee..
Rran.Aetd : D. Aces, see of Mn
Res, ()Itaw•, ►5• gen M Reoiland f.
500101., R• sspeeta t make wins
ron.e, him by bsedusg et.reeptlron
•f(10ttnAl•e .eseery, 1., whioh titer
h5 o0adds55hla deeind la Me Ised
heather eeentry.
Cll.te• : Clinton Mad the hisser n1
Matfnsh•d ,Mite, le town Tuesday
week Is the penes of Hes. )'les.
w•v..f Oryetal Oity. Man., .1 -prem
M•slteh. He had drives dews
(Isleneh early In the +.miss gee!
Juvlerg W bosakt.sb eI He RUN