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merican-mads Queen
t Over Shorn are the
easiest goody ever
elegant im construe.
itlality, and yet mol.
Ir beautiful lines 01
all summer Shoe.,
lace, button and two
,t $1.00 and EL.i5
Shoe Dee..ing et Te.
i at same old price,
you can do better
:orae here. But you
o clock.
LS,
Ch. Cash Shan Dealer.
Pares It100.
Vooddook) 1 2 1
Uodaloh) 212
1, Guelph) 5 3
,ederlob) 3 4
ON1pb1....,-,4 6
16, 1:C41.
RN -
lith, (0 July (th. 1 •
tae. of a lattgtltr
Ilton, ea Sunday. July
Yrs. Gail Haldane, a
IIED.
rawanesb, 00 Woeful
y.rellot of the late Wm.
Igoe.
Godsrich. o Tweedy.
e hington, In his fined
en Thnreday morelns.
•rlby. rellot of tee tau
id 79 years. 6 moatbi,
tion. from the nal.
1, Thomas Llllon. ew-
Qrs•t, a M•
te e tared of tht black•
tag baalaes. of the I. I
d ay kart sbtpoed one •1
sag ins med,lst tkls
1 hameratas.
Net WEST.r
■ AMIiTw!-OT.
LOOK AT YOUR
LABEL I
IT SHOULD BE
MARKED PAID
FOR
a'E
i
and Ietting-
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ore than we
D clear them
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1. It is the
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FIFTY-FOURTH YEAR. -2840
THD I. E.&DIsTQ+ T WBPAPER OP II O PON OOtY TY.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : r1ULY 2:►, 1901.
THE WEEKLY Mmmel. REPORT
�taamaxatt. July 21 1101.
Yall Wheat, old 0 el w 62
" new050 t0 09
!lour. family. per owl.....,.,2 10 to 2 10
Flour, tent, per Dant..........-2 60 to 1 50
porta, • It on-_ .....». 1S 00 MIO 00
Hcresoinge, per ewt 1 00 to 1 OD
Hye, per bush.... 0 10 to 60
Huokwheat, per bosh 0 I0 to 50
Oats. Ot boob 20 M 00
Peas, •bosh....-�.....-. �.. W M 00
Harley. per boa& t 37 M 31
Hay.. too AO to C)
Potuoo., V, bae�. old.. 31 M (0
pan 10 to 1 O
Butter• 15 M 0 15
()bean. Der Ib. 10 to 0 1
lqn, trash w `petted. M dos..... to to 0
Wood Wait
Ride.••.••.•.�.....,.,..mo. 50 M 5
Pette .... ..., 26 to 0 1
Live Hews 25 to 6 1;
!hewed Hogs.. 50 M 8 00
B•eoa.._...._.....,...,� 12 to 0 14
Idem. Oar ►b.. ..............-..._.. 15 to 0 16
Lard, per 10. 13 M 1
Dressed Beef faro quarter 90 to 0 00
prowl Beer bind 00 to 000
(1*ttle, Export 75 M 1 09
Ordinary 00 to 350
Fo1r 1a -
1) A R O A I N -PIANO -71 OOTAVR,
carved ISOs tad Iyro. New York nuke.
('an be sena: ed for 1ees th•o one third Igo voi-
ce for Dash. er . good borne and busory will be
taken In exoheoge for the iostrumeot. Owner
has no further uee for lame. Apoly 0) (l. W.
HERBY. Luoknow, Oot.
FARM FOR PALS. --A IIRST CLASS
/arm of one hundred acres. situated
north of town plot. went put of lot 16. 1.. S. R.,
A.hd.ld. give acres of good t'mber god the
balance under cultivation. It le well fenced
tborotyhly uoderdraloed, and well supplied
with water. Building' 000.lst of : -Barn, Wx
60 ; straw baro and stable, 70;30; bora stable.
20116; mrsuary ud drlvlug M.d, 1011'; frame
dwelling-hou.•, one and •hall "tory. alxtl.
kitchen, 18x1J. wl•.h "toe foundation and
splendid cellar under whole buildlog. There
is alai • good wood.torl. 22x21. Ilan b hat
ed b furnace. For further p•nical•rs apply
so JOS. UJIIFFIN, gaoler. Oodxlch.
LAND FUR SALT: IN TOWN OF
0OI)LItICH. For Lilo on reasonable
terms. the property known u the Dlstlltory
lands, befog part of block "! ' in the Towo of
Ooderleh. 000talnl.g about 71 •ores. with
budding. and water. rights oo the Itiver Malt -
lard. For term. apply to ()ARI[O W k OAR•
ROW, solicitors for the vendor.
Qa 1 ��O() CAHH, OR ON TERMS TO
'P 1 r l suit. will porob•es that large
atone house with six-roomd addltlon,eltau.d
o0 Plcto• &rest. llalf an acre of lsod wl th
Alltbseutbntldlou thereon thrown in. Fur
ggher particulars apply to THSO. J. 1100K -
i0U8R. Hayfield 1'. U. 311f.
RBALE.-WTS 95.96. 117, 118, 119
and 101 to Matchisoa'e survey, all to
godcrlcb, For partloul•t■ apppp1r to
PHI(,IP HOLT.
HarNstar, &a. Ooderlch.
jtaroh 11th. 1900. 96-11
Muefo.
W. GLENN CANI'IIE:LL.
Org•nut and mualeal direri, of North st.
MstnoA got rhurob, and toachor of plaooforte,
pipe organ and theory. will leo pleased M ray
wive pupils. Instruction ggiIven either. at
studio Or at pupil's home, as desired. Studio
at &person's Music Store, West -et. 71-1f
Medical.
i (Birt. SHANNON k GALLON. enY.
i! SIClAN8and80rpea0. OMee la Beak
tet Commerce bnllding. wpt--04.- gfekBise .
Night rails at resldenoss•
Dr. Hhanaon, Dr.Oailow,
old reeldeace, Aap:er et. S1gln 5t. w,
'Phone 14. 'Nbee 18.
l'z l la
rode,
"' 'a 57c
tl make short
s you can get
r+ 0t.�
With u9 lot g
is. It is just
really for fall
Insurance, eta. .
JAR. R. maceigSRBGN
BTOYCIC i4BOK1tR
F1ret doortwo t10 Nde 1 W � t estreat,
Correspondrent: J. r. Meoax) S. Co.
All orders promptly execotd,
1 HE COUNCIL AND THE G. T. R.
The editor of 1 era SLiNAi, bas drawn my
attention to some objotlone whlah tbe
president of the I/odench Board of Trade
has taken tan my letter of lot work. As I
understand le, be thinks 1 was not warrant-
ed In stating that the proposition made by
the G. T. R. contained • pro•Isioo tbat
"for the nue twenty years there Mould be
ao ler orwo In the a.sesm,nt of the Dom
pany's property on a000unt of any Improve
moots that m(gbt be made therson uR ANY
•OKTIIIK A,'VI'IRCMSOr, Or LAND,'' I d!d
not pretend to give the precise wording of
�o dratted agt0em•at ; 1 stated oily what
• propwhlou moist, and 1 thlok that
soyooe who w111 000dder the matter oars•
fully will ee that I stated the oust oorreot-
ly. Thee• are the .1.ot words of the pro•
posed oostrao) bearing oa t6• question :
"1. The oompuy that they will, as
soon as the work ose be reasonably gone o0
with, after the oxeuutton h•r•of, put up
and erect withlo the 'lento of the mualal-
p•llty of l:od•rlch • Dow station balldlog
of the design shown on the plan hereto •t-
tubod,aod which will ooet not less than bye
tbcu.and dollar".
,'2 The municipality oceebap0 and
agree that durlog 1L• sexton years
from and including the year 1901
the whole of the oompsoy'• as.
s•wble property withlo the limit,
(pre0, or future) of said mood
olpallly shall be liable to be rated for the
gw.ral tar* ooll.oted by said muolmpshty
In each et laid tan yars, on the fixed as
lewd valuation of reventea0 thousand
dollars until the expiration of said ten
years from and laclud.n, the year 1901, sod
the munlolpality will at the esplratton of
the yur 1910 condone the gaud aomost as
w.ment for the general Lara ooll.oted by
said muslolpaiuy at euoh fixed aswssd
valuation of 'event en t0o0gaul dollars for
another period of ten years to end with the
year 1920.
'Thi 'wbole of the cempany's a e r•
able property" Meet:lei land •. well
u tu;ldinge, and under this proyiit:on the
(!rand Truk could claim that ono matter
bow mush Mand it might acquire durlog the
term m1otiooed 1ts •eseslme•t oould not be
increa•e1. fertilely t hold that the town
opal,* Dot •gree to make any such contract.
Wh.her 1 am right or not In my inter
rot
D atloo of the coot
rant ls Low ere
• r, Dot
the important thing. 1'he point wblch I
tried to make la my letter lee week wee
that If an underataodiog between the 0. T.
R. and the town oouoail oould be brought
about the emotlo of the dc.ired new eta
tlo0 building' might Le secured ; and Mr.
Williams' statement you to show that in
reality the two potties are not ee very fey
• part. 11e states that all tis• (1. T. R
wants a exemption for new buildings apoo
their present property. The council, I he-
Itevq Is willing to grant such •remptlon on
certain building. to be specified to the
agreement. It objeots, however, and 1
thlok (ss 1 slated last wesk)quite properly,
to entering foto an agreement of such •'
wholesale oharacler Aa was preee5ted to
them In behalf of the ra'Iway e'mpaoy
Cahpol the IJoard of Trod• oscura an
amendment of the unfortunate phraasology
et the draftd ewtra01 so that the conaoll
M I$uatione Veeent -
y/1MaPOINTFARtf.-8KASON OF 1901.
It Help Wuted - IHdng room gi rle, sham
bet malt" aed a launders( $I0 per m,onh
will be paid to those who understand tholr
duties. Independent of wages there •re nil
• ea?log position.. J. J. WRIOHT,
nue 25th, Proprietor
GOOD DINING. ROOM GIRL WANT.
ed at ones at the Colbone House. Apply
to MR&.SEO. BUXTON. 35tf
*llaekemlthlna.
�f`I RORO E COUSINS, URNRRAL
lX BLACKSMITH and Horseshoer, Re
pairing of MI klod" promptly attend sd to at
r, 'a iable rates. Shop on Vlotorla street.
formerly occupied by I(srry Thomwa,n. A
.-all sollollr 1. (11OROE COUrt) \' .
CHAS. K. SHAW, OENEKAI, INSUR•
ANLL and real estate agent. Omce• tae
door east of 1'. 0.. (lmderlch. Agent for th.
leading mottasl fire laentaaoe room?ante, and
leading stock oom4f.lee
MeroaotlI. and manufacturlog ri.k. at
lowest taloa Call •t edea.
TIT. R. ROBERTSON.
TV' A000untant and losmanoe Agent.
(looks and aeoount. made up.
Buildings noted and lento oolleoted,
►Ire Insurance In Britl.0 and l'anadlan
('omppaanies.
Omoe-In I'roudfoot & Vali ones, North
tree( fioderieh. (2-1f
L' J. T. MATTEL. 0F.NKRAL 1N•
1 BURANCR aed Real Leatt) stent.
Fire, Ute. Aootde.t and Plate Glue Io.uraara
e7eotel on mutual or cash plan at lowest
,j rote point hie.
Heat English and ('a,adl .n companies re0
resented.
Odea oast door M (Jarrow t Darrow• Ihr
misters Homilies *sea&
nide.
ever
1 p.r 124c
ng at 27c.
s .' yll.h, ear
Deer, nave or
s white, sold
fie Miens prig Ala
st 9c.
it tett- .wtter
I, Duk, blas,
as 1 20 I. Oar 9c
wk" .r^w'tirl,sti.(,
r w e..:^,;, �.,.
,- a4err
,o sell them
kite skirts.
,kers. For
) huy them
illy Sold
Med... ..
a.,3te6
o .and 26e, 12c
)BRICH.
r
PubW Notto,.
•
WARNING. - THIS Is TO DIVE.
notice that an7one bathl.g ofr the
Islands, wing or tampering with the ferry.
shoals" or trespassing upon any part of our
pwp�� w0N be •eweted earl areueddt.d.
Ili tee'. t'.. ATTRILL. ; tf
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
en apoliwuon will be mads at the next
sessloo of the Legislature of the t'rovince Of
°Marto for an Aot to inoorporate • nom paof
fey Inn following purpoeee• among °there :
(el To construct, equip. nsalotain end oder
•le an electric railway, rallways or radial
railway system from • point In or near the
town of Oode:lel M • po101 le or near the
village of LneOnow, to the county of Bruce,
theum *01009h the eovnt7 of iinran to a
point le ole near the town of W lswham, thence
le the village of Itrussels. In aid count?.
tbe•as (e the town ret M..forth. In told mea-
ty, thenoe to the t illage of Ilaynell, le aid
comity, aed thence to • point In or near the
told town of (1cdcrloh ; with power to con-
0troot, .•gulp, maintain and operate a branch
1100 from a point in or noar Marlow, In the
township of (Colborne, to a polnt In or near
Anhurn• In.ald pp°oonly soil tMene to s paint.
te nus t0..fuer e(-�t►ettri--rrw1R •
point In or near Dunlop. 1n Me township of
''olhorns. those. through the tnwnshlp of
Ashleid, to s point to or nem Kinnardlae. In
tai monty of Ilrnom. thence to n point In or
noar ('ort Elgin• In sNA con0.7. thaw a to •
point in or near Mont h%moron, In sold 00u0t ,
and theater+ toe point In or noir Wlarton. in
the old oouoty of Brace,'and uppo+n and over
sooh street., IIEhways end lanrle u may be
authorized ty the munlotpalities., companies
nr IndlrlAnnle having Iurlsdlotlon ov,r or
owning the same.
fist To enable the company to make sr
ranget•5ety repn•ding thenen or arnodllon of
.hoot., highwayp and lands, and to elproprl-
ii1Ooo land. ffor the parpnxrs n the nompeny.
lel To enable the company to amalgsmo'e
with. 0rrin(re the "ton , bo pis. franrhlue and
auto of, and to enter Into traffic nr other
e.rement. with other oorporatl me, *moven-
ies or l0•r1005.
lir To of oke pa menta In paid rep d'nokl or
hoed" for right of.wsy, marrlal, plant. rail
wee "teel or Mtbar N'r,Icea furthering the
.in 1 rtaking.
lot To msnnfal ore• sell or Inas, nleetr(o(I r
or electric power to any peruse or morpon-
t inn along any port of Ito railways, and to
n0.eirnel and opernte tel•gnph and tele-
phontr;.0ms In connection with Oho rail
any.
I(, 1'o recalve awluano. from mnnl0Ippaa11-
t l0e m Individual. by way of enbtldles, benne
e• nn th' gran antes or oho aeapany'5 bonds or
oche. win aed roe other pnr vitae.
'el To hnild, annnlre, own, Heart*, or lase
t„vigste and nu meson and nth, r0"elet, and
W 091(4, covet rant and malntalneall a,esearr
whatvte anti wmMonw, plot • aed 16eks. for
the ponoses. of th. mm�pany,
(h) rn sumulr� Isod f, the ipnrpo05 mf cns-
1 0 1I'gas edOfiting• And witA
:55.17 rt and oysrat., *pate at arDeh1xh
tees the le. orf tallest of the o0mpsay •s
mal a anise•. w .
heed a1 Ooderteb Mie 17th dall of 4/.1/,1p1.
M. O. (:AMRRON•
8M1"Ikrtw Appllarst
Peashers Wanted.
WANTF:I) FOR 8.8. No. 6. E. D.
Aahfeld, • mal. teacher with exper-
lenoe and teetimotale, to oommeoce teaching
on the 19' hof August. Apply at lot 2. coo. 5,
g. ►)-, or to Necret.ry 'I'rrasnre,. Uungan.on
I(0. WM. KII,PAI111('1:, Hoo. -Tres.. 40-3t
1 1EAUUFI( .0 ANTED TO TEACR IN
1 H, 8. No. 6, Goderloh township. 1)0(67s
to oommonoe after the holidays. Applica-
tloom roosIved. stating alary. up to the 3rd of
Ang. Poseanal application prerrrred.
JOAN TOHICANCE, H.o.,
3Nt Porter's H i l l 1'. o ).
Notloe to Creditors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Staffer of the !Wale of Donald 1'.
Meacham, Deceased.
Notice le hereby given that all persons hey
log,'lalmeageln.tthrdeceased are required
to send to full partlrnlar. thereof to the
mmlorntruwt on ortutore tfr.ilth claret A-ttr-
net, 1";1, after whioh said date the raid Mt•te
will be wain 1 op. having refract only tl euoh
claims of which not toe has been tem a e 1.
Also persona Indebted to the esate of the
paid deoee.ed aro re.iaetted to cell and rattle
theirlode,t'dne,ss before the tet of August.
VALUABLE REAI, ESTATE FOIL SALE.
let. The resideooe of tai late i). C, Strach-
an.8(0.1eonthe corner of Wellington and
Lighthouse streets. Ooderirh.
This property consists of e t iso nlory brisk
hnn.e n.A kitchen. •Ino a brick stable. The
bn !lingo. fenoee• grounds. shrubs. oto . have
been well eared for And everything le In fleet
clues order. This propINl•sty le well situated
Ind In ono of tho most deeirsble In town.
2nd. A frame hose and lot on H.. Devid'i
street adjoining tho property of W illism Mc
nreeth.
'rhi. property 1. well situated and In good
cond l t ion.
For ptrtlnulan apply to the rend snl,ncd.
Dated•( a gal nlhis17thJu1,.A.I) 19311
PROUI)FOOT A IiAY4,
(olloltore for Mary ('. Hooper and N. 8lnoh
on. ICteelltfiellt. 9090 '
trot).
.
i
SEALED TENDERS aidrened to the
nndsniggnod, and tuidor9'! "Tnn,or for
Barl!ogtos ('hante Works, Ont.,' wilt be re-
Oolred et this office until Friday, nth August
nut, Inehutvely, for tai renewal of the sop
erstrneture of greet end of sonth pier and
•heat pillow channel side of porn, at hurling.
ton ('hannel. Wentworth oonn(7, Ont., an -
cording to a plan and • apeninoatlon to be
seen at (fie ohne of 11. A. Oro,. KxI 1'e silent
E ngineer, (. nofederatlon Llfe Hullding. Tor
onto. Dot. 0n appllratlnn to the 1h •tm•etne.
•t ilamnton,st the Ite.64051 Knglne,r'. ()moo.
room 411, Merchant's hank Hollding, 8t.
James St.. Montreal, ant at the I)rpartment
Of l'nhllo Works, Ottawa.
Teodoro will ant be oonnid0red uoleos made
on the f,m applied. ono l,ned with the
antoal Monitore* Of tend .
An s.vrpted oherino on • rhar(0red bank.
parable to tai ,der or the Minister of Pubile
Works, for ten thonand dollen (1(4,10090).
mat amiompany rank tender. The cheque
will he 1,rfoted If nhe party decline the non
traet or fail to rw,napl.to the work coot meted
f,, and will M returned In ease of non ar
eptane. of tondos
r T8.1)epartmontdeo"aof bind (Waif t0 ae
neer ire lowest , any ander.
Ry Order,
►RR1s. OKLINAS.
&•.rotary.
Department of I'i0t a Werke,
O(taws. IMh July. 11101
Newspapers IneertInf this sdr,Usamett
withont authority from tai Deparrmeat will
sot he Nld foe It.
may be to • poltlon to grans the exemption
whioh It le willing to give and whluh, ao
uordtog to Mr. Williams, le all that the
oempany desires! l shall be very glad if
anythlag 1 bave said hu the effect of olou-
iog away tie misunderstanding whioh hu
existed in regard to this matter.
As Mr. It 11115me hu stated, the Grand
Trunk authoritlu made an oral statemen
that they will not preu for the twenty
year period of exemption, but will apt tie to
• ten•year period. This, however, will no
remove all the otjeotlonable features from
the agreement whioh was submitted to the
°outwit last ea •
y r red w61oh, ler my npintoo,
It 1a Imposible for the oounoll to endorse.
(' I t 10.
AROUND TOWN.
E:u1AltD-%ARNIT.- Chat. B. E:(ward,
of Toronto, a termer Goderloh b,y, and son
of Mn. Edward, of tows, wa married on
Satur,lay July 20.b. to Mlas Louise Varney
also a resident of Toronto. Tug SwyAI. ex-
tends oongratalaliou.
THE W*D'*.DAY HAI.k.HULIDAy.- Yes-
terday the Wednesday hall-holldsp. +..-
meat tune Into a ffeot, and from I o relook
D early ovary store In town wasclose1. The
drupelets have joined the movement also.
but u salla (or madlolne' are sometime' cud;
den and peremptory the drag store will be
clued only from 1 to 6 o'olock.
W 11.1. REMAIN IN CANADA. -We learn that
Mr. M. 0. Lamson has recently beenoffer-
ed a position open the editorial atefl oI one
of the largest law publ Shing companies in
America, with headquattore In New York
The offer is • tempting oe both la Ite
reoognitloo of hie. (.'amsron(s well-koowo
abilities and In respect of the r.muotration
involved, but alter cuasti eralioa he bat de
01Jed not to accept It, preferring to remain
In Carel•,
Sr G*oaoe's Cuout PI. ND• -The annual
picnic of St. George's church ohule on Toer
day was. (mat enjoyable outing. Jewett'.
perk, Hayfield, wee the objeo:lye point, and
the Joy being an almost perfect one for
each oto •veno the two dozen or so p.caloer•
returned to towo a happy crowd. A sail
on the lake was an'oag the amusemebt. of
.he evenlag. The beautiful moonlight ab•
til I,uoa sank below the horizon added
,nock to the pleasantneu of the return trip.
B1100. HiN Atu .-0a Moday afternoon
two buys, Walter Mclotosh and Redmon 1
MOHanald, were making preparat(JDs for
a camping expedition and were drlvlug s
horse In • warns to whioh It wee Dol aocue
tomed. Frightened probably by the noise
of the wagon, It ran away, throwing Mcln-
tosh out. McDasald got out over the back
of the wagon without belay hurl. The
hone, which started at Pole)'et livery, ecu
ticued 1ta run down the harbor hill, whore
It was captured after having eeparate,l It
self from the wagon by. running the latter
into • hydrant. 1s was afterwards diecov
coed that young Mclntosh's arrn sou broke
en.
To F.Vrn5, a TIIE FKi'IT MARE'( A,T.-
IV A MacKinnon, of the oommlulo0ers'
branob, Department of Agriculture, ie
111. week maklug a tour of the chief fruit
growing and .hipping o.0tres of Weetorn
Ontario, Inotading Lonloo, foge,.oll and
the i ake Huron and Georgian Iiy district.
,n connection with the enloroerneot of the
Fruit Marks Aot, whioh was passed tut
melon, with a ylew to prevent the irandu-
lent marking and packing of I:a651t50 fruit
both for lc,.,1 and foreign markets. Mr.
MacKinnon wee in Iloderlch yesterday for •
short time. Ifo met A, MoD.. Allan and
W. Line god discussed with them nutters
in reference to the Aar, which he state'I le
to be 'trimly enforced io future.
NnKTII ST. ('lit R. H GAni,ry PARTY, -
There wee a very good attendanoe at the
garden party given by the lilies of North
41,011 kle,hodl•t ohuroh no loudy even.
.ns. 'l he 'peer ,nn grounds of .1 ('. Martin,
upon wh-oh the party was held, wore poet
t lye light,d and deonrated,and as the weath-
er was delightful .II the conditions were fav•
orablo 1, r • succeuh,' and enloyable evenmy.
I)r. Daniel, the new pastor of the North
street ooegregatloo, and Mrs. 1)aniel were
pre•ontanti many had the opportunity el
melting 'hem. 1'he Marine ]land attended
for a short time, but had to (este early lo'
the eveoing onuorunt of other engagement..
1'he log cream and other refreshment' •old
readily and the ladies cleared a substantial
tam u the result of the evening'. effort.
' Itl(.t.1'' GC ern*Y'4 0),'AI4Tv icit--W i1,
(tondry left on the 7:15 train yesterday
morning tot England, en rout• to Welt
Africa, to take his position as lieutenant 1n
•he Frontier lblioe. The \larins If ed, of
which he had been • faithful member, par-
aded to the et•t'nn, and there were many
othine thorn to bid him farewell. As the
t'a)n pulled out three cheers and • tiger
ware riven and the stra'n. of "The Maple
L,tl Forever" followed the O'dcrich boy
who le going to uphold tits honor of hie
(ina4lan h,me on the sunny piaos of West
Alrlca. Un the evening prlor to hie de-
parture he was the guest of his follow of.
doers of the 33rd regiment •t a bsoquet
held et -.stirs-ttvt.riod warprmgtft,a by
Lt. Col. Varcoe, o0 Imhoff of the cfl{cers of
the regiment, with • handsome wrist.
watch,
is Vorot NAM. ov Tile VOTelne 0,101! --
rhe revision of the yore,.' Ite1 In the d.R.r•
sol m.unlolpalities In the oouoty by the
oouoty joins will ehnrtly begin. It la Im
portent that where Any person entitled to
a vote hu oegleoted to haye hie name planed
on the tut by the mun!olpal court .t +eyelets
that h, phnuld apply to the jodue. Toe re
muvel of the names u! those not entitled to
vote should also be •ttecded to, where 11
has nut been dc.nn. The genrrdl elections for
Me Iwgi.lsture of (.)ntar to will .1 mat o•ruln-
ly M held on the flue tow Witco revised. Ao
important ohenge Io refereno. to apo has
been mal• in the law, so that now anion
"who w11T sTt�.,e of twentyene years
within thirty days from the day flood for
touring appeals by the ooanty jodgs" oan ler
plaad on the 11et, providing be le otherwise,
qualified.
Cars soy 514,1(1 RI'nv?D Between 1 and
2 o'clock Tweedy mornin, fire was dl.00ver
a l in the rear por' i'n of tt !' Smith and Ce. 'a
grnnery store. The fire brigade woe sum•
atoned, but before the 11.mee were extln
golahed a great po.tioa of the contents of
�h. store had been burned or destroyed by
' 0• hat and smnee. W bat remains is so
badly damaged that Mr, Smith considers It
• total lee. The fire wall on troth stria of
he store prevented the conflagration from
spreading to the adj'taloa mor,., but Star- p
is also • ellght dlffere00e In the shade of
Ink used both on the f•oe and book end the
figurea to red o0 the lane are of • lighter
shads than on the genuine document. Tho
general appearance of the bill Is that of be-
ing rather indistinct, whereat the good
paper, even when well wore, has the letter
log and vlgnett • showlog up clear Ont.
GoorKD-K ANu Gn1.e. -Tile town hu •1•
way. beendisitxgul■had for kesping well up
to the procession as far as •thletic.porta sod
outdoor games are oonoeroed and, la order
that our reputation .hould be sustained, •
golf elub hu b sen organized *nes the linke
laid out oa the breezy bluff overhaul; og the
lake. A Dumber of lovers of t0,. tine old
boottteh game and would•be players have
enrolled tbumsolves a members, with D.
Macdonald u president, Mrs. Morrleon ales
president, W. I, Eliot treasur.r, and Mb.
Wldder .acre"ary.
Tats CULLIA:IArc 1N.TITeTC.-The fu1
lowing le the result of the examiaaslona for
the Peter Adamson memorial ecbolsreh!p:
For the Form III. mathematical sobolar
ship there were Bigot oudldates, Th•
winner is Elwin J. E:sorett. of Exeter, who
obtained an avarice of t29i Tis ethers
who obtained over 50', wereLottie L Mao
Math, 78; Florence Graham, 63; M•y'
Newton, 60, and Jaris Stirling, 56. For
oho Form 11. general proficiency scholarship
10. r, were six competitors. 1'O. wloner la
Kate Webb, with an average of 67" The
others who oblatcel over 50°; wore Ethel
Mes•Iy, 60 ; Ida 11.ta, 69 ; Bertha Million,
56 ; George McKay, 56 ; Eva Dunlop, 53.
For Rev, Mr. WVllson's prize only two took
the additional.ubjsot reuWeed, and as the
first of these, Kate Webb, gets the "apolar•
ship the prize goes by !o to the
other, viz , Ida Bats,.
NEwh fluitt nor, HAltnutt -1'6. str. Ad•
vane. arrived Thursday from Fort W illeem
with 45 000 busOtls of wheat for export
Shu dlr_hargsd her cargo at the big%levator
on Friday and cleared for Miuhlp:ooteo to
load on for Hamilton The schr. W il-
liam Stone arrived Suodsy from Cleveland
with 410 tone of noel, meetly for the (lode
rich Elevator l;,., the balaos. for Wm.Lse.
l'ne Stone cleared yesterday for oho Straits
of Matelot, The steamers l',ttiburg
end Ordlrags made their regular o•lls Sur
Iso the week TOG Evelyn hu Coeo
picking op logs along the shore for a S.roi•
.umraoy ('ommerolal fi.hing Is some
what batter, the hoelya having made soma
good Lite label► Rathtog hs. ban
• popular reofutioo during the present bot
spell '1he cupola on the big mill ole•
veto1 te Lelog enlarged and the welghiog
•ppliaooee w111 be placed there.
N.tME PLATEN 00 FAR..It.' GATLN --A
western paper make" the suggestion that
every farmer should dlsply hie nameon the
(root gate of hie farm, and (adds : "11
would be • malter of trifling exponse, and
no particular trouble, for ovary farmer In
the country to have his risme and the
number of his lot neatly painted o • small
board to be nailed to the gate post Dearest
000cessioo line, and soab board" would prove
of loorloulable value to the oubl;o and to
termer• themselves and lend intermit to
many • stranger pasaleg through." It would
•iso be • great convenience to the public 11
county and towosbtp oomooils would have
oho roads labeled. All over Vot•rto It la a
matter of d.11ioulty to find your wry about
to the 00001,7, sm there Id absolutely no
guide for people unfamiliar with the lo•
oahty, and I1 le often impossible to get In
formation except at farm houses, whioh are
usually situated tome divanoe back from the
road. (lty and town residents label streets
for the benefit of visitor.. ( opatey real
dente might to:low suit. -Ottawa Citizen.
VETERANS' LA N i. 1; RA N TS, -There a opea r,
to be • misucderetand.ng In the minds ol.
Fenian raid veterans se to those who are en•
titled to a land grant. It 1" reported that
• number of them think that every person
who wee enrolled or who reoelved • medal
t" entitled to a grant, but the law Is very
clear that only those who were engaged In
•olive service in the defence of the frender
of the I'rovloo• to the years 1865, 1866 nr
1870 are entitled to the land grant, or the
G oat of kin of thou who died through
wound. or disease contracted durlog such
service, within s,x months from the Dom
pleIfon thereof. A maty of the ape
pI!oaiioa. ant out have hien tilled and re- j
turned, but it will h5 some tins before ar
plioante can prooeed to looste. These .11
davits will have to be examloed and the
parties not bed that thea are entitled under
the sot before they proeesd to select land.
The delay may in tomo oases seem a little
vexatious, but It w111 appear, upon redo,
tion, that the Government w111 have to ex
erotie due oars to see that only those en
titled receive grant".
10 Ain 01 Tint Ho.r1T/1. E't-Nt).--The
Ge detioh I Ir.mttto Club play "Rut Lynne"
in V,etnrlx.Gpera House on Friday evsolog
of this week. 1 he cute la a strong one,
the dram• very popular, and this together
ani h the fa,, thab the rotlre prooeede
go to oho marine hoapltal hand .110111 to
e uro n good house. The oompany are
g iving their t.tmeend talear tapremnto w
very we r by boot and their t Mode should
he appreciated end enconreged. Besides
the play, there will be severed 5Deolaltioe of
mors than usual Interest, Mr.Mo('ruml.h,
operatto soloist, has kindly cnn.entsd to
render some vocal 'lection*, Mies Heat
view l'rldbam, elocutionist, oleo *111 assist.
in addition • 'Intone sod pleasing feature
will be • whistling solo Ly Mu. Carolyn
Hay ruing, of I),trolt. M.s, Vaasa as •
whistling sulolet has more th.n a local
n put.t' n tad her performanoe will 1 e "ore
so please. A(l'r.ther the proven) will he
the best ever put on In Underloh under toed
auspices, lino'( nose It, I Ian of hall now
open at Porter'" hook "tore.
l)EATII (,t Mics. I,*. y.- Ann Ferrthy, re
lict of the late 61.tthew Levy, died on
M tlrt S21WW
of her son Ic•law, 1'hos. Elliott, C.mhtls
road Mtn (.ovy sou fn her eightieth year,
hav!ng been born to Eoglend in F.teruary,
1822 In 11)29 else come w1'h the family to
the oily of Quebee and • few yon later to
Toronto (then 1.1Itl, York) llan she re-
mained until hor montage in 1849, when
. he and her h,hand n't1.4 in Fullerton
township, Perth county. in 1456 they
oame to Ute tow oehip of t'olborn., settling
nn the third conr0,lon, where Mr. (Any
died in Marsh, 18A8 0 no. thin the de
ceased had Ilved with her daughter, Mr..
'I hoe. Elliott, n••mioa to rola town with the
family ea their removal from Walkerton last
year. She hail been en invalid during the
nal foto nr fly. years. Mhs legion the 1n1 -
dy A Ib and St. 0.orge Price rustalen.l
soma Samar. from •tucks. The cense of
the fire Ie unknown, although there are var!
ong 00nj!sotores. Mr. Smith estimate* h!e
lose at 32 400. Tis had 31 600 Manrano* In
the E0000micnl. The los. eo the nalll at,
whirh I. ownml by (tenrgo Ache.nn, I.Id1;
coro-ed by Inters ice.
A Bono'. t1 Bit I.. -Some boges ono dol-
lar 1)nminion hill. are afloat, or, at least,
on, hu leen breeght to rnr nntloe, The
boll. 1. of date March 31st, 1f)01, ser ea A,
•ed 1a Doe ddershty worn. The ohlef -olnte
of differenos between it and the senates
paper are. that soma of the letter!ni nn I. h•
hegns loll le Tory indletlnnr, espsol•I'y that
la .mall lettere, and the word. 'For mist.
Mr of finance" "'hinh eppeer on the ormolu.
0111 nod, T. M. Courtney a sl,satere are
eallrely I.ek41g en tot forged espy. Then
Iowingohlld •en : - .1ohn,ol Colborne ; James.
el Cliotoe ; George, of Wingham ; Thomas,
of M!nn,eota ; W111i.m,of .tlbsrta,and Mrs
Tots E: Ilett. Mn. Wm, (;nod, sr., of
Colborne, is a dater and th.re it a brother
In Michigan. The bimetal took plow on
Friday afternoon to 11.11'. ormetety, where
the remain. were Interred In (ho family
plot Rev. Dr D.nlel cewdne(ed 1ho ter
vices and tho pall bearers wort three sone
of dennaad, .0,0., ,Jamas and Georgi, bot
inn to low, Thr. 16 Ilett, and two teethewe,
E. (food and .1. Mebane.
A Fousng (600Eat.'n Hoy Wannrn. -
The followiny from The Owen Sonnet Ad
vertser of last week erfll he of Interest to
the many (io.lerloh friends of the room,
who will wish him many happy and pre.
pumas gears of wedded life : An lut,tet-
lag Nolety weadlea wit solemnised a, neem
o Wedoead•y Lo St. Uoorge'. ohurvb and
was witoewd by • large number, oho adl-
tioe betog tilled. The contractlog perdu
were Miss Clare Rubinson, "WJat daugbrat
of Wm Robtasoo, C. El, railway , ontr•ot-
or (formerly of this town but now of Coats
Rios, Central America), and granddaughter
of Thomas Gordon, the aced town clerk,
and Alfred O. Secord of the U. P. R. local
freight ofyi ae staff The oeremooy was per-
formed by the rector, Rev. James Arddl,
the bride 0.109 given •way by key father.
She was attended by her slater, Miss Vera
Roliutou, and the groom was u.lated by
H.bar C. S.ophie'. Toe bride wore •
gown of w6:te oorded allk with a veil, and
oarrlod a shower bouquet of rose. Just as
the ball airuak the hour of uuoa the otliolat-
log oltr.y'man pronounced the words whioh
formed the bood of union, and the newly
wedded pair and their friends were driveo
to 10e raldeaw of Mr. Gordon, where •
reoeptle° was held. Mr and Mrs. Su.
cord took chat, Leparture by the afternoon
1'. P. It express for • trip to Moutral,
Ottawa sod grebeo, and wero attended to
the depot by • large number of tisk iMtends
who aseambld to see them off. -
Inc L.trg JoliN tv'ANui4GTow. - Oa
Thor.day afternoon the funeral of the Ise
John 1Vaehlo7ton, wbo died at hu home,
East atreot, on the 16th inst., took plane to
Colborne °amatory. The obsequies were
conducted by Rev lar. Den tt, pastor of
North str.et Meth°hot oburuh, of whleh
the deceased was • member. The pall
bea:ere were John Aohrson, A Farrow,
John Knoz (gal Aubun ), W. A lisrriso,
W. R Robertson and R. WV. MoKenz!e.
kyr. Washington was born to LVestmoreland
comity, England, and came to Canada with
hie parent. at the age of ten pun. The
family settled at Soarbore', and when Mr.
Washington bad reaohed man's urate h
removed to the township of Darlington, to
the county of Durham, where he was en-
gaged le farming for many years. 1'blrty
years ago he Dame to WestWawanosh,takiog
up• farm thire, sod about twelve years
ago he retired god Dame to Goderloh with
bis wife and daughters. Mrs. Washington
predeceased him • few years. Four tone
and two daughters ouryive : Walter, M.D.,
of Newark, N. J. ; Charles, of town ;
Joseph, o1 West W•waoreh ; S. Fred, K
O , of H.mllto ; Mtze Eleanor and Miss
A oat at ho
me. Mr. 1►
g uhingtoo sou Io
hie eighty ,.pond year. Durlog hie lite be
bad read mush and thought deeply tad be
possessed • fund of ripe.kcoaledge. Io
politics he wan • staunch Liberal and on all
public question' 0e had tbnoughly sea
son•ooaviotloos.
CONSERVATORY OV Mt'vt,' E\AM1NAn0N9.
-A food s eam:nation o the ourrioulom of
the Toronto (,on tory of Mudo wee re
oently held In Godsrich, for the first time,
we holieye, Io this county. '1 he theory ex
amination were held to the 'Temperance
HMI, North -s"., Shrlff Reynolds pruld-
tog. 1'rof. A. 8. Vogt, of theComorvatory
staff, conducted the practical examinations,
whlob were held, the oiano work 1n Mr.
Campbell's studio, organ In North s1. Meth•
odlst church. Ge oho eeyeo oandldatte at
th1, examination all, with the exception of
Mies Uampbell aid Mus Gibbing*, received
their toltruotloo from W. Glenn Campbell,
and the resulte as given below are highly
creditable both to oho students and to their
laetruobor, all of them being suocevful and
nearly al1 winning honor. The following
are the ruulte : I'iaoo department -first
year work, Mees Maud Goodwlo, Mia
Mildred Ethel Campbell and Miss Jennie
A1. Shanoon all paceed with honors. Alto
t'. Htmil'oo and 11iss R. Young made
orednable passes. I'ipe organ department
-first year-Mlu Anoie S. Allln passed
with honors. -theory-first year -passed,
Miss Ruby Young. Primary -first slue
honors -Ml.. Maud Goodwin ; Mlssea
Anoie S. Alllo and axle Ulbbioq., equal
l'.esed, Mies Elea A Hamilton. Percent
ages required- l'as', t1C ; bonnie, 70 or
over ; 80 or over fcr liret class honor.
Mies Gibblog. reoeitol her I .1,,, !loo
from teachers oa'eide the county. She al
so peeled In seuond-year piano In London,
Ont.
F1xv'r NA1, 1110 RANK V, ftit.EYltf.-IO
the D.yisional ('ours, Osgood. Ilall, on 11.1.
a -day, before Mere.lith, C..1 , Louat, J.:-
Judgmeat ((J. A, B.) on appeal by pla!ntl8
horn order of Fol. o Abridge, C J., affirming
order of local lodge at l:oderlch staying all
prooeedlogs until after the determination of
an wimp b (ween the partite 7.08909 In the
District Court for the Pariah of Concordia,
In yhe iMats of Louisiana The Chief J natio.
held that there being nu clause in the Eng
11.0 Aut corresponding to sec. 57 (10) of tree
Judicature Aot (O.) the rules laid down to
the stere Doted, McHenry v. Lewis, 22 Ch.
1). 397, Peruvian G. Co. y itookweldt, 23
('h. 1). 225, and similar oases, "howls', that
where aalntantlsl reasons exleted • plaintiff
le retitled in suing in two countries did
not spn'y. Haid, that the rrinolple of the
14ngluh oases (supra) ought to g0ver0 to the
exercise by the oourt of the power conferred
by the Act. Tho power 1• a dl.oretionary
one, and there la no reason why • dlier.Ot
prluot*l0 should be applied beoaase Io'D.
one oaee the power 1s 100,•me, and In the
other oonterred. The staintery provision le
bat deolsratory of the law a" 11 existed be•
lore the statute. Th. sub sention In gaes-
tlon had Ito origls Io 23.30 Vlol„ok. 42, gee.
4, amending the C. L. P. Act, sad may have
been paved beo.ase of doubts whioh appear
to have been entertained in 000'er+Deno. of
Cox v. Mitchell, 7 C. R , \ 9., ,55, a. to
the jurisdlotion of the court to make such
orders. Appeal allowed acd orders below
dleohar,sri with coati to plaint:ifs is any
er(ot. W. R. Middleton for plaintiffs..1. H.
klom for defendant.
FRIDAY Evgrtxn'v TRIr:Nov --Job° F,
R,•bincon was drowned on Friday eyentog
off the south p16r at tie harbor. ,Jett how
Lki fatalitieno- teak pleat sue oee kwowe,
bet as It ■ppears the unfortunate man had
on eeveral occasions threstrnai In make
awoy with hirftulf It le 'apposed that he de
Ilber a' sly threw himself Into 1ht woleo.
He was at the harbor for an honr or two
that afternoon end wee t.lklrg to • number
et pueril • dnrino that t'mt, and about 5,30
he wee . en walking tint no th s south pier.
Shortly after th o the dredge tag was going
out to the lake with a sooty when C,p•n+n
Macdonal,l noticed something floating In
the water. He thnneht onthin7 of it ab
the time, bot on the retard trip, • few min
oles aft., 6 o'olook,hl..tte0t'nn wee drawn
to It by one of the men nn the tag, and go-
Ing over te It It wee friend to ha the body
of • man floating lace downward. 'I he
l(95 sou 5,1(51 on le the scow ani brought
In to the harbor. 1)r. Holmes was notibo1
and wee gnlokly oa the .ome, but alter
making enquiries In ht. rapacity so eoton,
he 4.014,4 the: an ingnn it wee nun0nteeery,
'I he '!ensued trot a very stout mw, and
Ihit le hol.1 to .rpls'n the f o1 thn'
he was town1 floating. l'he ,.,'rent
had parried ton body mor to the neighbor. '
hood or the int ke Drib The remains were
take.rohsr,e oh by the OJdf.11owe, aril en
Monday •ft"rse,■ the Interment took place
In Maitland oemeWr 1'h• fenoral wee
hell Irnm the deeee of dseeated's
brnthir-1• law, 3... Doyle, (7olborne strut,
•ad u ate dioe,d wee well known I.0•
•1t0edence was larva. A largo somber of
.mployon. of Me ,Kin teeter,, when de.
neared worked. tend • large representation
.1 H.ren Imdge 1 G s0 F , marnhed 1. M.
905.1.10.5.ad ..abs,. et 00o A . U. V..kes
D. Iti°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
were preot to • body. Rev. Dr. DAsle
oonduoted the servloe •t the bongo and t0
burial wl0mony of oho I (3 U F. was o00
ducted at the grave. Tbo pall bearers were
members of oho gams order, F. J. l'ridbam
A. `Saunders, Thos. Nairn, .J. Robinson
Philip dolt and 1), CaaNlon. The deosaa
d wga a so of the tat• WilLam RA:Anion
sod was unm•rrled.
Cn•01:go will Fua,:zKY,-MaKeazis
Mille, the Dundee man wbo was committed
from Brunets on the oharge of torgler a
promissory note,was up for eleotloo en Mon•
day and Mooted to be tried 1 womanly.
The woe will bo trled by Judge Doyle next
'luaday. Ia roforence to this Due, The
Brussels Pat loot week said ; In answer to
• warrant, Issued 1 moths ago by W.
H. Kerr, J. 1'„ la oompltaaoe with lolorma•
(los sworn out by Dr. Toole, of Hrusaels,
agal•as McKwzle Mille of Dundas, charg-
Ing him with the forgery of a promissory
note for $15.00last November, Mills wee
arrested last Friday and C000table F S.
Solt breeght blur to Brand. on Monday
where he received • prelimlaary haring L -
fors Justloes K m& Beo'er, Miller and
Rubs. Three Image a were • stained and
M111s also made • brief stater.ent deayingQ
any Intent 10 trs0gras 00e law. Three e!
the bench decided that the evidsnoe wee
w tholortt to warrant them to es*dleg Mills
sp for trial and he wee therefore taken to
Uodaloh on Tuesday, He lays he is the
representative and partner to • oolleollog
aquay with headquarters at Hamilton.
Dr. Toole swears that the nets he gays,
as a membsrehip fee, wee for 810 with a
condition on back that paymeal be made
out of oollections ; payable at Brussels,
The note Mills gat cashed •t Wrox•t•r Is
for 1
f 5 without soy oomdltloo, aa.lore.ld.
Mills will ask for trial before Judge Doyle.
At this tat Division Court hers there wee •
snit over soother note sold by the ss'ns
man to which Dr. Armstrong's name, et
Walton, was att•ol ed. Tho latter dieed
ever glyiog • mete and the He0s•Il arm
who held the papa loss th. ease.
1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -JULY 26
u Four and a Half 1)ys of Bargalw-W a
A. McKim 8
Yale of Summer Goods -J. H. Colborne, 4
Toronto Exhibition -H, J. H111, Manager. 8
Observed by,All-W, C, Prldhaen 4
Clearing 8ile of Hloyalw-U. Ir. Renegue 8
Onr Whitewur Kedaoed ta PrIe..--Hed-
geoe Brod 8
Asoual Summer Gala -Portages Book
Store 8
Teachdr Wanted -8, 8. No. 6, Aabbdd, 1
Blacksmith god Hotaehcer - George
Cousins.... . 1
Announcement-MAKda11s d: Hewell, , .. 1
Plane ter Salo -0. W, Berry, Laokaew. 1
Announcement - Dominion Canlage
Work. 1
Stook Broker -Jae, R. Macpbenoe 1
Thh. Walk Over She. -P. T. H•Ils 8
)lalance of Summit Os040-amlth Bew
t Oo -- . 8
COMING AND GOING. t,.,
Mrs. Greenman, of Olean, N.'t , 1" visit
lag In town.
Miss Beaumont us speeding Lbs summa at
Meosestaog Park.
P. A M•loomnoo, Of Lu.knew, we. la
Mayor Rumball, of Coadoe, Wu In town
this week en bwlness.
limo. M•rtio arrived home yeeterd•y
from Kamloops, B. C.
Mies E:1ith [uroer retarned on Monday
to her work In Toronto.
Mies Beet, of Seaforth, is berg vislting
her brother, 1. A. flat.
Harold Turoar retorted last week to New
Brunewiok, hew Jer.ey.
Mies Casaday, of Ottawa, le v ettug her
sister, hire. McGillicuddy.
E:. 1)ownlog ie at Leamington viaitlog the
daughter, Mn LV. 1). Col.
Mla E1ttb ('ampbell lett yesterday on •
trip to i idgeway and (buffalo.
Mise Edith (Illby, of ('bstham, b vleltlo
her Muer at the St. Lawrence.
Mie Marion !'arson. left on Mocday o0
trip to Toronto and Montreal,
Chas. I'arker, of Olean(, N. Y., vlilts
relstive' in town the past woek.
Mrs. ( Key.) I.swrenoe, of Rema, le tlett
og her oyster, Mrs. John F. date..
The Mlesee Theresa and E tome. Melo
to.h ars spending holidays to Hullet..
Miss bertha Far,ow Ie home from Can
0t0.to. to *pend 1 week.' holidays.
N. It. tom.tb left yeusrday to sp.*d
ew day. at poi Pan-Amer.can exhibition,
Mr.. II n. Panana rrturnn 1 to her home
Stealf,•r.t on 855. dy after %witty to Lowe
Ju.l;e Montour. of Oreo S, ro,l, was 1
cwt lh• pad, wok at.: i ie h.. relatives
are.
01us Nunts rsturn•'-i to Stratford o
wordry Atter a Tien of three wetks to
own.
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Mr .n,i \Ira L t:.l'111,ra,,.11, uisvdis,
Ky., ere 01.itl0g their many relatives In
town
Mr. an,l Mrs .lone•, rel .t'innhslaea, was
the gir "t. of Mr. and 51 re. I' 1' Ii•Ile over
Sood■y.
Mira 1),Iy and flies I)..:s,y, of S.aforth,
•re visiting the loim••r's •tater, 91rr. J. D.
1)'Uonnell
Dr. T. E'. and Mrs. McLean have arrived
to town from Florida and ass spending •
term hero,
MM Ethel Hunter an,l Miss E:ehel
Mlountain, rf Toronto, are yidting Miss
E:ln• (;seat.
1'6e Moues Steven" have rsIurned to
their home in Cllotoo allot. • visit with Mlee
i'arah Brown.
Nelson l'ear.oa was away ab Buffal. der.
log the put week etteadls/ 10. funeral o1,
his .trtor • 10 law.
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Mr. and Mn, Ormsby, of Riverside, Call•
fords, ars the route of the lalter'e deter,
Mr.. .1. E. Hates.
Miss Birdie IRlllar lett oo Saturday to re-
sume her position In Toronto alter • three
weeks' yt.it at home.
Rev, Mr. Wilson, of London, wee In town
lho put two weeks visiting his sisterdo-
law, Mrs. Chrlatapherron.
London Free 1', os": Mr, and Mrs Amos
Bradford and daughter Ethel lel. Saturday
to vi.it relatives in Ooderich.
Mr. and AMrs. 14.101,0 O'Connell, of Dob
lln, were the goute of their an, the setting
o0ooty registrar, over Sunday.
Wm. Seymour, of Detroit, has 1 eeo
maklag hisaaaaaj vt.Nae eearnoed,hwktwg
hood. with old friends during the past
weeE.
A. I'. McLean and
Friday morning nn
('ountry. They will
weeks.
Mlu Mabel Erwin, who hu been vldting
her courses, the Miws ('oudes, liruor-st.,
returned to her tome, Morlelts, Mists. Yst•
Inlay last.
Stratford If. -&ll : Rev. George Rirhard-
see and calls ars In Stratford for s term from
Milton, Mn. K!ohardeen being a pstant •t
the W lodgement.
Master lirgole Hell., who b speeding his
holidays In the vtolnity of Exeter, woe
home over Sunday and returned to Kxeter
Alonday morning.
Mr. aed Mrs. Mto(Irwgot•, el Stretford,
ars guests at the Lskeview hon■., aed also
Mga ('lark, Mies Robertoon And Afire Yu111•
van, of Lnnlsvllls.
Oho. Shannon, of Memphle, Tenn , • for-
mer (loderloh boy who le doing wall In the
Month, b spending a few weok� holidays
vleltlo, Ihm old town.
Mea Murdoch, of Montreal, et presl lent
of Me ('ommerelal Travellers' Aancl•Uon,
was hors last west takleg in the hetaMes01
the prsttlsst town In Canada.
Stuart l'ritohard left on Saturday for
Rlply to •gnarl the hnlldays. AHnr the
vsostloe he Intend. Taking a malioal course
at McGill Ilelvanity, Montreal.
W le,Osm Tlme.; KA.('atl.r,ef (lederleh,
vlelbed with tis 00.54., OIHe ,11009.., this
h1. son, A. I)., left
• trip to the Old
hs gone about ser
week. Mr. Caller was se • wb.Uag Coat
hem Uodsrloh to Mount Eores1.
The follow,sg party lel, Tall week tot
Mala Station 0 • 6shing expedltlsa : Caprt.
Dooley, N. D, Roagyl•, 34'. Raton, H
Rumen, J. S. Platt, C. Megsw and Fred
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John Armour, of W.odstook, was with
hl. Gcdsrlch friends for • few darn this
week. H" soya there le some pre.peot of •
large excunton from Woed.tock M Geds.
rich next month.
Mrs. John Stewart, of bks Benm[Ilas
Nun,les, accempaaled by ba daughter,
Mw Helen Stewart, left fon Oisvelead,
Ohio, last Saturday morning, for • three
week.' vis!► with relatives,
Th. Misty 84011, two daughters of Rev.
Mr. Soott,a Methodist misslanary In Jamas,
are vieltlog a1 Mrs. Meoasls, St. David'.
.true. The young ladles have been attood•
Ing school to London, Ont.
Mr. and Mn. Chas. MaLagan and daegh•
ter, Mies Allot, of I) Colorado, aso
visite" In town and at Auburn, Mrs. Mo-
L.g.o's former home• Mr, MoLag•o was •
resident of lioderioh many years ago.
A Dumber of outer to tete en the C. P. R.
ezou,.lon o0 Tuesday MIB Floreow Boll
went to Brandon, Mao., to visit her
brother ; M1.. Emma Campbell N Aroola,
Asea., to make • vis10 o1 some week. with
Mr.. Donaldson (formerly MI's Dlokson, of
Goderiob) ; P. P. Biwtt and C. Bl..ett to
Prloce Albert, Sask., and J. M. Ham110 M
Swan Rlyeq Man. '1'busail eeoored their
passage from Mies Hall, C P. R. agent
hers,
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIE,.
Tor the bat fine tailorlog go to Prl41mm's.
A Inge range of cloths. prlo-. the lowool oou•
&Intent with good work and workmaashlp the
beet at any prloe.
R.J. Aohesod bag losthls voluble driver.
It took 111 and died early Monday morolog.
Miss Emma Vouog reoelvod the pries
given by Mass Sharman to the Doe obtaln-
Ing the hlghst total at the entrance ersm•
loatlon In the subjects taught by ber.
Robb. McLean has got together • Boe 1st
of hones for the British army Io South At-
rica. They ase at the agrloultural grounds
awaiting the arrival of the army Inspetors,
George foodos, late of Niagara, sot of
Phos. Cooelns,has become • rwddent of (I de.
rich and has opened up a blackemtthing bad•
outs in *6e shop oo Victoria street formerly
occupied by Harry Thompson.
Charles Walsh, the man aoonsed of an
assault upon Mr. I)lck, bot.lkesp•r, of See.
forth, wan before Judge Doyle oo Saturday
and was remanded for ten days. D,ck h.d
h1. leg broaen In the affair and wee no,
able to be here.
We learn that Miss Laura ,Aohaoo, the
will -known vlollolst of the login, has made
an engagement to travel next reason with
the Boston .Symphony Oroheatre, Thi• la
a musloal organieatlon of the first ole, and
Mlee Acheson's'elaotion u Dos of Ito mem-
ber& le an honer to hereat( and to the town.
CHURCH NOTES.
The Ontario strut Methodist obun h,
('linton, is being enlarged and Improved,
The Sunday sohusi of St. Paul's chorob,
Clinton, w,11 planlo to (loderlch In the early
part of Asgnt.
Tke sacrament of the Lord's supper will
be disp,need In Victoria -e1. church sub
Sabhatb mornloq Instead of the fires Nab•
hath to August. Sohisot: "God's dealing.
or the eagle's nest." All ase weloome.
Rev. F. A. Wright, of Brantford, who
was r•o•n,ly ord*Ined as daaoon and •o•
pointed to oharge of the Charob of Holland
parish of Middleton, HolmevIlle and Som-
morblll, he oommsooed hie work In f0.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS•
Get rubber line 0s year carriage at the
Domloi,n Carriage Works,
Sey, lint, di! youfsee that robber tired
buvey at the Demtnlon Cxrrlage Work" 7
It's • beauty.
Th• ('harham wagon sold oomplrlo with
hay god .look rank at the Dominloo Cyr•
nage Work., .1. E. Haywire, proprietor.
'Royal's from $10 op ae the Daminlon
L•rrlage Works. We gall the celehn,ed
I;olomb'a bloyole, the but en earth, at the
Dominion Carriage Works, also the "Soots-
mao." named after the ship th.t oe0,.yed
the first Canadian 000ting's% to Mouth Af.
M, K,.,IR k HOwfLL MTt • soperier
line of I'ortlasd omwlste, for .Ile, stable aed
OMIa, flame, foundations and sidewalks.
7 hi. a the I'onlesalar i'ertland .196.06,
whlrh has ,M Lvb rsoord of all Ilse
stanA►rA Portland women►e. Aayoa•
who is shoot to use a quant,%• el
oemunt ohnnld c.11 and procure one et the
bsanlilnlly engraved troati.es telling el
some of the uses of i'enlnaolor Portland
0,60001.
MARINE NOl ES.
('Chlcare Rroerd llerld : After an sheeted
ml eighty four da)o the steamer North•
woofers, the plume, of the new Cister,,.
NorOpeaa route, hu returned. The
• 5eam.r'e captain Say. he is reedy to wager
hie salary that he non shorten the lime for
euoh trip to torty nine days. 1'6e North-
westoen bren,hl hark 2.000 tees of salt and
• cargo of general merohandles. Th ewn-
• re aro overwhelmed with samples from the
various loterpol' of the old world and there
le 'non th freight la eight to hoop all of Ilse
vele d. of the line holy for as Indefolte
Period. Among the eenatenments thal. will
he e.rrlol henceforth on .eels am, of
the line will b. 1,000 tine of w.ahn,anv for
(!hlcego manufacturer•. 1'heo pleogar boat
of the (;hlntg.) Yurnpeaa reate brought la
the Initlal shipment of Isee making ma.
ohlee,y for Dnw1.'e plant tt Waukegan.
The Atlantic was orOlwd la eleven days 00
the eat -bon! trip, and la just two weeks
so the niton. Th. latter was easiest head
wtade teetotal tram lefty to flity miles per
hem+ darlaa a reed poetlen et tai dlebesok
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