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THE SIGNAL
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THD LD .DING Nf]WSPAPDR OP HURON COUNTY.
FIFTY-FOURTH YEAR. • 2857
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : NOVEMBER 21, 1901.
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
THE WEEKLY MAnweT REPORT
00o01ad, Nov.:), 1901.
Fall Wheat. w 5
flour, tangly. per owe.-.. _sass.. 1 lU te 2 97
Floor. patent, per ewe.... -sass..,- 150 to 1 6V
w ton- -__....-. _. 1100 tali 0o,,,,
oho wean _.,-,. -.- 16 Co tole 0"
florosoinge, per owe 1 00 to 1 0q
O 10 to 05,,
000to00,
42 to 01
(15 N uy
15 to 0 t-
00 to10 Oe
5 1.
1l t0 0 la
10 to 0 IS
16 to 0
it to a UO
50 to5O,t
25 to
00 to 5 ro
00to6 50
13 to ° 1,
15 to 018
13 to 1,
00 to 0 0n
00 to0u0
75 to 1 50
00 to 3 5p
Rye. per bush....
Buckwheat, per bosh
Gata, w bosh........ .....
Pose. w bosh,..-...._..
Harlow. per bosh
His. w loo
Potatoes, 1 bush„ sew
Rutter.
Obsess. Der 15.. seas -
fresh aapaoked.. dM...
.7......7.-...=--:::..=----
,
es. .. .-. r..--_ _ _
Pelt.. „`
Live Hon
Dressed Hoge.
Baron. ... .....-, sass ......--...
Lard. per Ik.
Dressed Har yon 9.1:00r
Dressed Reel. hind
castle.&:port
n•ry
GRAND TRUNK k is EM
THANKSOIVINU DAY, THURSDAY,
November MO. I: )1.
'rickets will be laved at single tan for the
rotted trip, good going Wednesday and Thule
d• Nov 77 and Ria
Hood to return on or before Monday, Deo.
2011
Purchase your tickets from
F. I. LAWRENCE.
O.T.R. Town Ticket Agent,
Next door to Har m hotel.
16. C. DICKSON
District P•aseiger Agent.
O®es boars : 3 0.0 to We Y.
Situation Vacant.
SKRVANI WANTED TO 1)O OKh•
end housework. Apply to MRA. Mc-
OILLICUDDY. West street tf.
BUY WANTED -'10 LEARN THE
prl.u.g trade. Apply at SiuNA1 Omoe.
tf
G00D GIRL WANTED IN THE KIT -
oboe at the Colborne House. Apply
to MRS. GEO. BUXTON.
T.aeh.re Wanted.
TEACHERS WANTED.-1.014.SCHOOL
motion Nu. 5. township of Colborne
Duties to commence January Lt, 190'1. Any
class, experience preferred. Applloattooa
w111 bereoeleed by any of the trustees up to
December 2.r. HAMILTON MoOANNUS.
Dunlop : JAS. WATSON. Loyal ; JOA.
HETH°ERINGTON. see. treas., Nile. R
Pubtto Nolte..
ATTENTION, LADIES AND 0ENTLE•
11EN
Mr.. 8. A. MoCOLL, i. •zteed leg her thank,
to our citizens generally, asks for a oo0tioa
anon of their patroness. Orders promptly at-
tended to for melee up new furs or remodel -
Hog them in any style. uroamrnte. etc . etc .
t.or•ebed at her rooms. Mod 3oor illak.'.
Block. cor. morels and Montreal st. Entrance
on Metres] et. 67-5t.
KA t,h:TING OF THE HURON COUN-
TY COI.'NUIL.-
Ties council of the county of Huron will
.nest to the council chamber In the town of
Roderick. on Tueedsy, the 3rd day of Duero -
bee oeet. at 3 o'clock, r. Y W M LANK,
Dieted at Oodartee this Mtn day Clerk.
of November, 1 )1.
WARNING - '1'HIl ISS, TO GIVE
notice that aorone bathing off the
Weeds. wing or tampering with the ferry.
•booting or aresp.s.inz upon any pan of our
property, will be arrested and pro•eoaled.
Elia 1' AT'[I(ILL 02tt
ANNUAL MEKTIN().
The annual meeting of the sheath olden of
the Ooderlch Engine and Bicycle C ompeny,
Limited. will be held at the Mao' of the Vole
way, Uodcrloh, on Mower. Nov. Sch. at 3 e.
N. MACI'BERSON,
Dated the 1,3th Nov.. 1901. Seo.
Boe1.tles
COURT OOUKRICH, NO, 32, C. 0 1..
hold their reenter meeting oc Norah 9t.
Island 3rd Toesdaysol every amnia. Visiting
brethnn always weloome.
Musick
H. K. JORDAN
Tauten of piano, organ and owns t.
letodio coroor of Hamilton street and
6gean.
M188 COLBORNE,
Teaoher of Fletcher mimic method. will re
calve puede et her studio. abeye Mr. Natters
Inenraaosemoe, Hamilton street. For Infos
matlon apply either at studio or at i,elden.e.
Palrlat's street.
W GLENN CAMPBELL.
Drollest and musical direetor of North at.
Methodist churoh, and teaoher o/ pianoforte,
pipe organ and theory. will be pleased to re-
oelve pupils. Instruction giron either at
studio or at pupvil's home, as desired. Studio
at Emerson's Menlo Store. Westet. 71-tf
For. Sale.
FOR SALE. - A FEW PLYMOUTH
Rook eoekerels from prep .wtunl.g stook.
Apply Rot 6. °oder1.b. 63-11
VOR SALE -THE RAST HALF OF
11' the west halt of lot 15, 000. 7. West Wa-
wanoeb. comprising 50 acres. Apply to HEN•
RY FOWLER, Usogan.on, or to Philip Holt.
Berrien* Owlerleh,
$1,500 DASH, OR ON TKRMH TO
atone ho with leix.rroom.d aldttloo.dtna d
on Photon Street. Half an acre of land with
all the outbuilding' thereon thrown le For
further particulars apply to THEO. J. MOOK-
110USR, Reynold P. O. 3611.
VOR MALE. -LOTS 95. 96, 117, 118, 119
and De In Hntohl.on's survey, all In
Roderick. For particular apply to
PHILIP BOLT.
Harriette, to., 00011105.
Marek flub, 1900. I140
Insurano., ate.
(`(HAS. R. SHAW, URNRRAI. ItSUR•
N-1 ANO! and real estate agent. Gane, tee
door eau •t P. O., Goderloh. Agent for the
loading muted ere Insurance oom panles and
leading stook oomt•antee
Mere•ntite and menafeet.ring risk" •.
lowest rates. Call as omoe.
Iv R. RORKRTSON.
• Aeeoentent and Immranoe Agent.
Rooks and amounts made tiro.
Rnlldl.gs rented sed rents eolleoted,
fire Insurance in British and Canadian
(cm fes,
O0to..le Proadfoot t Hays' Mlles, Korth
Lea Redacted 11 tt
.1L1 J. T.., MINERAL 1N•
• Life
and Roil Estate agent,
rileAeeldmetand Plate Glass Insuren0e
0Reeta1 on mutual or sash pen at lowest
rate out tile.
Re
res ed. sed C•eadl•n eempaelM rep
01111 v sett deer M Gerrow t O•rrow. Bar
vlMsr. Handless 1NM.
M.dl. L
DR. W. r. CALLOW, PHYSICIAN
earitees. 0111•• hank of"mu ?AIet wife ease •f W.
Tames
Com
kt
1 HE TOWN COUNCIL
d ulness Trammeled at the mea■tar Meet
Ise on Friday Night.
All the members exempt Couaolller M.r•
w ry were proseae at the meeting of the town
°ounell on Friday .ve.ing.
Au applio•tion from Mrs. A MaoOdltvray
for reduotio0 of tares was sent to the °our
of revision.
A oommuuloatlon from the Dopey
Minister of Marine and Flatteries toaluded
• oopy of the order In ('ounoll authorizing
the etemptloo of toe Gods/ion harbor Iron
the oolleotloo of tolls oo the understanding
that ohm town "shall keep In wad and .ut-
fioe0t repair the wharf and oommetalal
duke" This wee referred to the yobbo
w inks and harbor oommittee.
A request from Patrick McCarthy, jr.,
for the plaolog of • °rtob basin on eke
south-east corner of Elgin mod W.11logtoo
Meseta wet sent to the pabllo works oom-
mltt.e with power to get.
A oommuoio.tlou from h Campion, K C.,
asking, on behalf of Rev. Father West, that
the teem plane an elsotrlo neer •t St.
Peter's oburuh, was referred to tem water
and light oommittee.
A communication from the ('soadian
General h:l.otrlo Co., Toronto, regarding
the proposed adoption by the town of en-
closed aro lamps, was teat to 15. Same com-
mittee.
to reply to enquiries as to the working of
the system of dual tax payments, letters
were r.oecved from the Werke of the oily of
Guelph and the town of Galt. The letter
from Udelph was as follows :
"We oolleot taxes I. two instalments, the
Nottse to creditors.
IN THE MATTER OF THIS ESTATE
Or GEORGE C. SHANNON, LATE OF
THIS TOWN Of GODERICH IN THE
COUNTY Or HURON, PHYSICIAN.
DECEASED.
Notice 1e hereby g;ven, pursuant to the Ile
vl.ed eututesof Ontario 11,971 Cap. 10) that
all creditors and others having ola,m. agaiast
Me estate of the said Moorgo C. Shannon,
wh 3 d led on or about the 8th day of September,
1901, are re. . on or before toe 18th day of
December . o send by poet, prepaid. or
deliver to . Proudfoot & Hays. of the
ma.d town of h, honors for the ex-
ecutors of the d testamert of the
said deceased, es and addresses, fun
partloulars of t claims. a etateme01 of
their •natant and he nature of the security
(If any I held by them
And further take Iloilo. that a'ter the said
lost mentioned date, the said eze-utore will
prooeed to distribute the meet t of the deosas.
ed amoog the parties entitled thereto, bavinw
regard onlyto the claims of which notice shell
then have given, and that the .mid e1eo•
utors will not be liable for the ...eta or any
part thereof to any person Or persons of wham
claim notice .hall not naves been received at
the time of such distribution.
Dated at Guderloh the 10th day of Novem•
bee, A.D. 1901.
PROUDFOOT`S.
Solicitors for the said klocutore.
The-erecntrlx of the estate of the late In J.
R. Shannon and the executors of the estate of
tete late ase, f9. 0. Mka.aee require MI p.rtte•
indebted to either of the maid estates or to the
late firm of Shaneoi It Shannon to pay their
Indeb'edness b fare the first •ley of January
next, after that data their v,lloltors will be in
✓ rac'ed to sue without further notice all
claims then unpaid. It Is necessary L, have
thermic' emcee closed up sod no further time
for payment of amounts should be expected
or will Wallowed.
i N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
l OF JAN! TURNER. LATE OF THE
TOWN Or OUDEKICH, IN THE COUN
TY Or 110KON, WIDOW, DECEASED.
Notice I. hereby elven purulent to the Re-
vlaed Atatutes of Ontario 11897) Chap.120, that
all creditors and other. having claims against
the estate of the said Jane Turner, who riled
on or .boat the 29th day of June, 1911, are re-
quired, o t or before the 2nd day of Deoember,
1901. to send by post prepaid, or deliver to
Messrs. Proudfoot t Hays, Oodericb, Aoliclt
on for J. P. Brown, the executor of the past
will and testament of the said deieasel. their
cremes and andre..... full particnl►n of their
clamp,a etatment of their a000uot arid the
nature of the security llf any) 5.14 by them.
And further take notice that after the said
last mentioned date. the said executor wig.
proceed to distribute the wets of the /roe..
ed among the parties entitle I thereto, having
reward only to the olelms of which notice .hell
then have leen given. and that the said ex-
ecutor will not be llatle for the assets or any
part thereof to any person or persons of, whose
claim notice shall not have been received at
the time of such distribution.
Dated at Ooderloh the 4315 day of Novem-
ber. A. D. 1901.
I'ROUDFOOT t HAYS.
56 30 SoHeltaa for the said Executor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
iN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
Of TRUISM! JOHNSTON, LATE OF
THE TOWNSHIP Or STANLEY iN
THE COUNTY Of HURON, YEOMAN,
DECEASED,
Notice is hereby elven, pursuant to H. 8. 0.
ism, Cap. 119 that all creditors and others
havingolaims against the estate of the said
Thomas Johnston. who died on or about the
9th say of August, 1910. are required on or be
fore the let day of December. 1901. to send by
Dost pngald or deliver t c Mseers. Darrow t
°arrow, of the town of Ooderioh. solicitors for
Ano Jane Armstrong, the atm nlstrat1z of
the estate of the,uld deceased, their Christian
and surname., addre•1es and descriptions, the
full particulars of their olslm,, the statement
of their a000unts and the nature of the .rout,
Ity. If any, held bythem.
And further tae notice that after ouch last.
mentioned dao the sdministratrin will
proceed to distribute the assets of the eald do
oeaaed amoog the parties entitled thereto.
h aving regeoi only to the olalme of whioh
Centel) thee have notice and that the said
atmini.trstrlx will not he liable far the geld
assets or . n y part thereof t 'any pe ren -r or per-
sons of whose claims notion shall not have
been received by them at the time of each dis-
tribution.
natribution.
Dated the 9th day of November, 1901.
1111 sOAIIROW t °ARROtt,
Sotlettors for Ann Jane Armstrong. &Aminie
tratrix of the estate el Thomas Johnston, de -
ousel
Tenders Wanted.
In1NDERS FOR SUPPLIES, 1902.
The undersigned w111 receive tenders up to
noon on Monday, 35111 Inst.. for "unpile" of
butchers' mea, creamery butter, floor, oat
meal. potatoes, nordwooiI eta.. oto., for the
following institutions during the year 1931,
viz.: -
At the Asylum" for the Inman. In Toronto.
London, Rinesten, Hamilton. Mimic*. Brook.
elle, (`otaurg and (hill). ; the Central Prison
and Mercer Reformatory. Toronto ; the Re
formatory for Boys. Penetangqnlsbene; the
Inetltntlons for Deaf and Dumb. Iteleville
and the Blind at Hrsntrnrd.
Exception. Tenders are not required for the
supply of moat t e the asylum" In Toronto,
London, Kiernan Hamilton and Rrookville,
nor for the Oentrol ('rleen and Mere w Re
format.ory, Toronto.
A marked nheque for fire per cent. et the
estimated amount of the nontrut, p09ame te
the order of the Honorable the Provincial Sec
rotary. most he furnished by reel tenderer as
a guarantee of he bona M1.., Two sufficient
seventies will no required for the tine rnifill-
ma st of (web eontry-t, and annelid any tender
be withdrawn hetet. the mutates has been
awarded. or Ghent/ the tenderer fall to fornflh
mnh eiwurlty, the amount of the 4npmalt will
be ferrate/.
Spne)Moatl0ns and forma of (rimier may be
bad on apollution to the 1)epartmeet or the
Provincial 8eerMary, Toronto, or to the bur
meg of the respective InititnlInu.
The Iowans or any testier sot ssm
na0aarily a
MNavnpapen eserung the adyertlsmeat
without authority from the Department will
. et he paid for It.
2. R. RTRATTON.
Prov ods' Sewetary
1111,
ParlIgunsat Rn1M1ng5, Tore.W. ;1 „mber
VI
Bret one about the middle of July and th
second one about the middle of November
and the aseeeeutene roll for any year le mad
between the let of July and the 30.0 o
September la the Preelous pier (see As.esa
meat Aot). 1 enclose temple of tax bll
which is used by our oolIeotor. I thluk a
serious objection to this system a that a
party assessed soy l0 the begmnlog of July
1900, hes no muololpal vote until the
January elections In 1902, and oew owners
and tenants wbo Deme Into the oily In the
latter part of 1900 and the first half of 1901
are not on the assessment roll 1. any
shape."
Ties town olerk of G.1► stated that this
was the first year In whioh the texas had
been collected balf.yearly 1n that town, and
the system bad worked satisfactorily. 1. he
otymeuts were duo 00 the 28.5 dayr of
June and Ueoember to each ywr.
A oommun.uati.:n was received from
Alfnd 1' H1llan•1, of Montreal, stetter
that tie ('.nada Paint Co, h.4 plowed their
Maim •gains[ the town for $100.80 to his
hands for Imu,adlaI. 0oUse00w. H. 11114
drawn for l i• smouot at Matt. The matter
was refuted W the nater sod light commit-
tee tor report, the olerk to write Mr. Hol.
land In the meeitim..
Au applroatioa from the Summer Hotel
(,'.. for wa:er and sewerage connection was
seat to conmItta.,
Korlour Kelly requested that two 100
hitt* transformers be purcha64A, also some
other supplies whittle Le specified. The
question of securing the trsndormere was
referred to the water anal light oommittee.
and It wee ordered that the other supplies
be procured immediately.
An application from J. A. McIntosh for
Meotrio light ooan.°llon was sant to the
water mad light oommlttu.
The following wound's were referred to
the finanos oommittee : I'ookard Eleotriu
Co., St. Catharines, repsirlog iraoeformer,
158 06, leas credit for sorzp oopper, $11,
$47.06 ; J. K. Brydges, repslrtng, $2.75;
Commerolal 0.1 Co., Hamilton, ml, $10;
THt SIGNAL, printing and advertletng,
114.10 ; T. 0. 'tripling, supplies, $1.86 ;
Canadian 0 I Electric Co., Toronto,
statement of a000uot, $528.15 ; Fairmont
Coal Mining Co , Columbus, 0., Goal, $1,.
169 26; J Briodly, $7, Jes. Themes, relief,
$1.25.
The rdp,rt of the finance committee,
recommen lied payment of • number of ac•
count., was read and adopted.
Tee speolal committee recommended that
• bylaw offeriog $5.000 as a loan to the
carpel factory oompaoy oo the terms set
forth in their offer to the couaotl be sub
mltted, the 0301 to be borne by the nom
pang; that the olerk be Instructed to writ
'towns •boat the size of Uoderiob tor inform
•tion to ties matter of the half•yearly col
lection of taxes, and that debenture* for the
cost of the er50olllhlo walks be 10.0.4 •1 as
early • date a possible, The report was
adopted.
The public works committee mode the
following recommendations : That the Gov
--eenment n. tontmunUated-*Rego nT.nooe
to repairs to the barbor; that the olerk
sooty the Cocad. Company, in reference to
the claim for erste! said to be taken from
lot 750, that the tows Is not aware of hag•
:0g taken it; that 1110 request of Robert Orr
regarding the removal of a tree be referred
back to the oounolt; that Mr. (:arrow be
m,trooted to nettle the claim of the soborner
Henohel provldlog It does not exceed 125,
and that if he cannot so settle It he be
e mpowered to defend any action that may
be taken an the matter. The report was
adopted.
The matter of the removal of the tree
whioh Mr. Orr wishes to have out down was
referred to the epochal oommlttss,
Councillors Mornay, Humber, ()antilop,
and Martin wore 000stltated a °co mittse to
aot with a committee of the Orange body io
onnaeetloo with the proposed odsbrotioo of
1902 The $100 voted by the town for thle
purpose is to be placed In their ooetrol.
Tne spenal committee was authors.1 to
prepare and complete the debentures ter
the granolltbio walks.
Mayor W'ileon said be had written to Mr.
Stratton, the G.T.R. station IOW. 03 the
advioe of 61r. (farrow, objecting to the
ohange that was being made to the width
of the railway bridge at the river hill. The
n ew bridge le four feet narrower than the
old one. Further action in the matter wee
left to the publio work. oommittee.
The chairman of the board of health was
authorized to procure oertaln blank forms of
notloe for the Gu et the sanitary lospeotor.
The disposal of furniture in the old ooun
oil chamber was left In the heads of the
publio wort■ oommittee.
The goe.rion of the extension et Consta-
ble Hales' term of appointment was brought
up and was reterreo to the special oommit
tee, Mr. Hale to be retained in the position
until the meeting of the oommittee.
The Mayor gaye a report of the trip of
the delegation to the munloipal convention
held moms time ago In 'tomato, and Mr.
Humber, who was one of the members of
the delegation, also made • few remarks
oonoerning the same matter.
Bylaw No. 11, to prohibit spitting on the
sidewalk and kindred pr•otioe., was taken
op for Its third reading, but as it was not
in very good shape It was again sent to the
spoolal oommittee for revision.
The crooned than adiosrned.
• be loll In looking upon these thing. and
to thinking of his former wnosotloo wttb
• the ou0grSi atloi, to whom he had preached
f the Methodist doctrine of growth to Chris
Ilan peefecuou, • doatrloe welch they were
I exemplltyl.r. An afternoon service was
addressed by Rey. l)r, Daniel, pastor of
North street Methodist uhurob; and In th.
•re•loq Rey. Mr. Irvine again oouup:ed the
pulp.!. There was a large attendance at
e•oh •erviee, la the evenlbg especially the
church being crowded. A collection of jg40
was asked for, and the result was $454.13,
la addition to • promised 000trlbutloe of
$10.
We might mention here that the carpet
for the stain leading to the gallery was the
gift of Thomaa Borrows, and Mrs. J. !1.
Edward Is prodding for the re-uphel.terlog
of the chairs for the pulpit platform.
Oa Mooday evening an organ recital was
held, end the powers of the new instrument
were shown In the playlog of Prot. H. C
West, orgaaet of the New Rlohmond
Methodist oburuh, Toronto. Addresses
were given by Rev. Messrs. Aadersoo,
Robinson easel Daniel, and muloal selections
by the obole of the ahnroh and by R. A.
Brown, of London, .o ezo•ll•ot vooallst.
There was also• characteristic address tram
Mr, Gree. wbiob "brought down the
howo."
'1 he Mutsu of Ventoria street churoh
are. J. H. Millan, J. H. Edward, Usore.
Grimm, O. M. Elliott, D. Boobaoan, L. E.
Uano.y, W'm. Swafdd, Gseres Hart is,
Robert r Young,J. Kirk "tr o
D t k and H. Hale
'these, with the pastor, Rev, J. W. Robin
son, and the member/ of the oo0gregatioo
generally, are to be congratulated opao
what they have been abbe to do, perhaps
with some saorifioe, for their muoh loyal
church,
AROUND TOWN
e
•
RE -OPENING SERVICES
Of Viktoria Street Nethed1•0 (tb.rrb-A
Very . . .1.1 0040.4..,
For some weeks past painter., deooraton,
carpenters and elutei° light men have
been buoy at Viotoria street Methodist
ohurob, and as • result of their combined
efforts the oboroh has been thoroughly
renovated. Repainted inside and out, the
walls kal.omloed, the electric light in-
stalled, the .e.ts re varnished, new carpets
tor pulpit, gallery stairs, and ohurch parlor,
a m.lalllo ceding In the lecture room, the
oboroh abed reshingled and the panne.
age stable improved all those things have
been a000mpliehed. Nor ,s the tale yet
oompltta. improvements have to be paid
tor, and ae the congregation had recently
raised Targe sums of money far the purposes
of their ohuroh (the raising of the old debt
and the buildleg of a parsonage), and the
memberehlo does not Inolude any million.
Iris, It looked as if another big effort wou'd
hays to be mad• to pay for all the work
that had been done. Then ileums Green
oame down to his brother Mutate with 1h•
proposition that It the oeogregati0n would
raise the Duh for the Improyem•nte he
would present the oheech with a new organ.
Or he wnnld pay for the Improvement" 1f
tbe 000grention would boy the organ.
Mr. Green'. offer wee worth 1.500 and the
amount to be raised for the work of remove.
tion was tinier $4.50; ee the trustee• ae-
ospteA the Br.t propodllen.
Ho on Retnrday luta fineries 069.5 orgy,
multi by the Compensatlnp i',pe Organ (30 ,
of Toronto, was plasm, le the oharoh, and
en Moed•y the onngregattnn met with glad
hest., and with generens offerings In their
pork....
Rev. Henry Irvine, of Lb nwel, a former
patter of the nhurrah, preanhei at the
morning eervin•. He ooner•tolatel the
ono/ ...ainn open what they had •now
piloted in relent years --tbe raising of the
Md debt, the mention of • ears.erari, .11
pall for, •.d new the bsetUVI.g of their
Oharah. He .zpr.gaN Ike pastors whisk
1
(5 INTER POULTRY SHOw.-1 he directors
of the Huron Poultry •0d Pet Stook A.•o•
oIaLIOn met at Clinton on Saturday aod
diecuseed the holding of the sooual wiener
show dur ng the coming winter. Goderlch
had the show last winter, but ae none of
the other towoe seemed prepared to hold It
it was decided to hold It here again. The
dates have not yet been fixed, but will
probably be about the end of January.
Tug 801-xi.Ierh,N.-The political force.
in town ham. been engaged ibis week t0
attending to the registration of manhood
suffrage voters. 1 he town was divided In
three dlvte'oos for Ibe registration, D. Mao
donald, County ('ourt clerk, .lunge Mas,o°
and Police Maglet:et* Seeger being the
registrar:', ons m each division. The sit-
ting. wet* on Tuesday and Wednesday.
There wit: be supplementary MMus no
Monday next, and •I peals will be heard o0
Tuesday The official nomfoattona will be
on Wednesday of next week, at the neem
house, at 1 o'ulook P.M. Sheriff Reynolds
u toe returning (them.
Lee -maim role THE lewriTress. - We
own,
Das been placed on the reserve 11at of eprak•
en for the Womeo'e Institutes In various
portio." of too Prcv.no• Mt.. Campbell le
well fitted tor saoh dotes, and we nae sore
o ho w111 please the audiences which she may
be called upon to addrees upon matters of
Interest to women. We 0otloe, also that
F. C. Efford, of Holmesylllm, has been en•
raged to deliver addressee during the cem
Inn winter at Farmers' Institute meetings in
Bract, Waterloo, Wellington and Halton
Mr. Elford is the seesetaty of the West
Huron Farmers' In.Utote end ie • clever
young men. Huron oan produce good
talkers as well as good these in other lines,
A :1TRATPJRD RAILWAY SCIiIMI.-Dur•
Mg lest summer some Pittsburg capitalists
were considering the project of an eleolrio
railway from S:rattord to (ioderich. It
app.are they have retired from the field,
considering the population along the pro.
ported route too small. S,rne other wrote.
man, however, are contemplating • stroller
scheme, • rallw.y from Stratford to Mitch-
ell, se an experiment, with the object of
e xtending the I,oe should the reeutta of the
experiment warrant such acltee. 0. 0.
McPbereon, barrister, of Stratford, repro
senting the promoter., hu made applio•tion
to t5e city oouooll of Stratford for • fran-
chise for the proposed railway within that
oily, aid states that a charter w111 be
applied for .t the approaching ee lion of
the Legel•tore.
THanestiIvlNO But-y,n AND CoNeERT.-
The ladles of North Street Methodist church
are strutting for a grand Thanksgiving
"upper and oonoert o0 lbur.day, November
28;h. Sapper *111 be served in the leoture
room from 6 to 8 o'olook, after which the
eoocert will take place 1n the auditorium of
the churoh. Tickets aomitting to both
supper and oo0cert, 25 oenta. Everybody
le Invited to attend. The ladles of the
oongregatlon expect this year's entertain-
ment to eolipse that of any former year, as
0o piing are being ep•red to make it •
magnificent success. The effrolent choir of
the church will render the cantata "l'eol-
tee0e, Pardon and Puce." The it • beau-
tiful pleds of music and no doubt will be
rendered In an eroellent manner. Go and
have • good time.
Ho' • ttY CLUB RENS►IT. - Th• hockey
°lob bas scoured the l.a Dell concert oom.
pony for an entertelomene In Victoria Opera
House on the evening of Thank.giving Day.
Mies Marietta La Doll, B. E (a graduate of
toe Philadelphia Sdhool of Oratory), who la
making her second grand tour from oast to
coast, will delight (lederieh people with her
elocutionary efforts, w hloh have been reoog-
sirod where as of the highest order ;
and everyone will want to hear Miss Teresa
Flanagan, who,. highly -trained soprano
voice hes been heard with surprise and
pleasure wherever she hu appeared. 'rhe
hockey boys wish to make a little money
to pat them on • geed footing for the oom-
Ing season, but they believe that everyone
et I, . burs the La Dell enoert company will
receive more than the worth of hie money
Admission, 25 and 35 menta ; children, 15
emit".
Htttlol-. FIRR AT (l-INTOy,-G.neral re•
grist was felt here on Sunday when i1 was
heard that the IMhrrly Organ Company, •1
Clinton. had snffered from another
tire. Tn. Doherty (.0(0,3, when It was
re built a rumple of years •90, was erected In
section" and the gentles In which Seturd•e
n'Rh('s Bre took place was that which o00
tined the mashes, ease, key and finishing
depertmoels, With the ex -option of • few
msohines everything in the Interior of We
budding was destroyed, Including some egg
or sighs hundred or in emerge of ooe.
attention. The company parried hea•y In.
surance. A I ergo number of employes will
b, thrown mi. of work until the dath•go Is
repaired. The fin hroks not •twat 11
o'olook Saturday night. Th. •1254125 room
and dry kiln, as well as the other large
buildings and lumber yeti', were net af-
footed
Ricer vit. Fern RAR.. . On Saturday
Angela Chisholm received by post. he 5.n
for the South Afrloae rummies. in wheh
he took part aa a men.hsr of the Royal
Canadian Regiment of Weary. Then are
font tars, on each noe e1 which le the Dawe
of the battle of ptrtlen of the eamp•I40 for
which rt. le given, ntmely : 'esp. Colney,"
•'1'urdeherg," '•lkiefontds," "Johannes
Meg." hely 300 o1 the 1200 m.mhe.
eke Oateaden minima are est11.1od to deer
ban. H. has Use Ham moistest M SM
1
mseedal, wbiob be t'soelyed some time ago,
d when his clasp arrives he will bate the
bole thing complete. We are •11 the
prouder of the distinction whioh Aust to has
won from the faot that he learned bis trade
rlght In 'run SICNAL otlioe. He I.
again at tis. ooe 1u this ottioe, but bas
.oma hank, rtog for • second campaign in
the erstwhile country of the Boers.
Ten "Lir.' -Another (otereetiug meeting
ut the C.,llegl•te Institute Literary Soulety
was held on Friday .v.oiog, A seam!
feature was the impromptu sp.euh.s de-
livered by a number of toe .todeeta, whioh
added coosiderably to tea Interest of the
meeting and doubtless benefitted those who
gave them by iooreuiog their oonfideoce in
themeelv.. and 10 their ability to stand up
anal task to a public gatberinv. Miss Nellie
J•tuiesen gave a recitation, and tn.trumeo-
tale were rsutrlbeted by Mime Alys Smith,
Ir.oe Adie.uo and Grace Dyke. The glee
olub-a new institution, or perhaps we
.buaid .ay aO old Institution revived, and •
yery g ,,,d ape, t•o--ung the paten:ale
chorus, "Prince George,' whioh was .ung
before the Prines and Priories, of Wales io
Toronto • few week. ago. Mr. Paumore
read the Model Sobool Breeze and Frank
Edward the G. U. L Jenne], and Mr.
Strang took up the questlos drawer,
Tux WOMEN'S IN•TITUrE.-ypeolal meet
logs of the Weide Huron Women's Institute
were held at Knew!, S•. He'ens, B.lgrave
and Loude.bo:o, oa the 12th, 13 to, 14th
and 15th of November. Although the
weather was eery unfavorable these meet.
huge were wall attended. The addreseee
and popor. given at the different sessions
were thoroughly enjoyed by those present.
The preeldeut, Mrs. Elford, of Ilolmeavllle,
gave • talk at the afternoon sessions o0
"Home Saollatioo," pointing out the
'mimes of danger and the ideal standards of
sanitation in and mound the perfectly
healthful bowie. Mrs C. Campbell, snore
tory of the Institute, gave • 1alk on "Bread
and Bread Making" showing that it was
wnential that so universe! a food should be
nutritious, palatable and digestible. Mee
dames Motile and 1.'oklater, of Wiogbam,
read well prepared papers on "Tomorrow"
and "The Home" a1 the Redgrave meeting
The evening osseine6 were held in oonoeo
Lion with the Farmers' Institute. Tb. next
regular meelioge will be bold at Clinton on
Jan. 23rd and at Dungannon on Jan. 24th,
1902.
A FORMER WESTMINSTER Aunty CuoRio•
rm.-Mr. J. P. Mason, wbo was In towo
for some days repreeontIng Sorlbner's, sang
at St. Gouge's oboroh oo Senday a1 bot*
morning and evaoiog services, and his ren-
dition of •'A New Heaven' f om Gaul's
oratorio of "The Holy ('Ity," wltn the 050),
joining In the chorus, was muoh appreciated.
Mr. Mason was for four years a member of
(Veatm peter Abbey choir, and done ooming
to this °Gantry has sung In some of the
o•thedr.ls..._ He has a powerful vole• and
good soanolaWon. 0o Tuesday ementug Mr.
M•ioa very kindly gave an entertainment
of song and roo,'atlon to the school room,
the proceeds of which are to be devoted to
the Woman's Auxiliary. The program con
s;aced of a number of humorous eeleotlons
as well as some of a more sertoue character.
Wet Hoyt, Mies Tye, and Percy Tye also
took part in the program, which was as fol.
follow.: Song, Wide, Wide Sua,by S. Adana,
Mr. Motion ; piano solo, Maas U. Holt ; recl
.tion, "The Domiciliary that was Erected
by Joh.,'' a modern version of the "House
that Jack Built," Mr Masco ; a parody on
"lo the Gloaming," retaloloq t1 a air sod
acme of the sentiment of tb. original, Mr.
Ma•o. ; piano selection, Mlle Tye ; song,
''Never to Know,' Mr, Mason ; Internet.
slop ; song, •'In Did Madrid," by Trotters,
Mr. Mason ; instrumental duet, Mtn Elise
and Percy Tye ; humorous song.. "Tn.
Frenchman," "Ibe Sweet Ratite Goatee',"
"Mush, Mush,' Mr. Mason ; recitation
from -Macaulay's "Horatiu,," tannic song,
recitation Irom Shakeepeaie, song, all ty
Mr. Mason ; God Sere the Ring Mr.
Mum played his own auoompaoiments et.
cent In a oouple of lnal•noes where Mr.
Cuff presided at the piano. The bundler
was well filled and the entertainment mane
enjoyed. At the olo.e Rev. Mr. l'uroboll,
who anted as chairman, tendered Mr.
Mason the thane, of the audlenoe for the
ryrning'■ entertainment, Mr. Mason, when
in England, was • practitioner in the mod -
load profession.
THE Tows Lo.Rs THE TIMM ROUND
After a long Interval judgment has at last
been handed down q1 Osgood. Hall in the
cue of Holmes vs the Town of (ioderioh
It will be remembered that at the original
trial of the cue Judge Armour gave a gar
dint i0 favor of the pleat, iff. The Divl.)on•
a1 Court at Toronto reversed this deosloo,
and now the Court of Appeal has reversed
the dulsinn of the Divisional Court and
found in favor of the plaintiff rhe judges
In the Court of Appeal stere Justices Osier,
Metlenuen,. Meredith (CJ.), Moss and
Lister; Jg t(oe Macle°nan befog the only
ooe to dissent from the decision that has
been given out. Whether the town will
oarry the ones any fuller remains for the
council to deold.. The text of the jadg-
trent Is as follows : judgment ((1.) 00
appeal by plaintiff from order of • Division-
al Court (20 C L.T. 0e. N. 303) reversing
judgment of Armour, C.J,0 The plaintiff,
tendering for • .apply of 1,000 tons of coal
for the defendants' water works, wrote :--
"I will deliver in bond Into the coal shed
at pumping station or grounds adjaoent
thereto, where directed by you, 1,000 tons,
oto." The tender was sooepled for 800 tons,
and a untrue mooted by the Mayor and
Clerk, but without previous resolution of
Council, was drawn up and executed, by
which plaintiff agreed to deliver 000 tone
"at the coal shed," etc. Armour, (',.1 O,,
held at the trial that all the ooal whioh was
left at the dock near the pumping station
was delivered "at the coal shed,` within
the intent and meaning of the oontraot;
that ".t," as used In the oontraot, meant.
"i eer to." The Divisional (hurt held upon
the evldenoe that the cosi to question was
not delivered at the oleos designated to the
oontreat, and, per Boyd, L'., that the word
"at" meant rather within a plane than
wlthnut t that the oases cited merely
showed the meeninp of the word under the
oircumet•noes of each nue, inch words
taking thee o0loring from thlr oircom•
stances and situation, sod, per Meredith,
J that If .roe..ary ten onntraot Should be
reformed, as tee meaning set the parties was
elect. Held, Maclennan, .1 A., dlseenting,
that the 0oetnot Si reeled was not Intended
to vary the term. r f the tender. The pro
vision In the tender that plaintiff was to
deliver '`into the opal shed," etc , did not
entitle defon4anli to direct attheir pleasure
plaintiff to plass entre coal In the shed and
some on r he ed)acent grounds, or the whole
In the sheds or on the grounds. The agree.
trent provide" for two modes 01 delivery,
and the defendants' right to alums b onn-
fioed to the gerund. adjacent to the shed,
sed only comes Into play In the event of
plaintiff exerolalnr hie right of elution In
favor of the grounds Instead o1 the shad.
Where It la not spindled at whose option
nee at two altereatives le to taka plane, the
ep'lnn I. to the party who le to do the ant
act : Reed v. Kilburn, 1,. R 10 t,). R 964,por
Lord Meek barn. Here, therefore, the
plaintiff ...tie rased ►h. option In favor of the
grounds, and defu'Is.N havlog declined to
.1•e •ay dimities p1.l.1tlt1 woe jestlfied le
Way so be did. Awl Illl.we* with
ooata tbroughout to plalnllS. A. B. Aylu.
worth, K l,, for plaintiff. J. T. Uarrow,
K.0 , for defeadante.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
'Those who get their, tailoting at t'ridham'.
have the wtiefwtloa of knowing that they
have the beet in style and 5t, and at price* ea
Iowa 4 oonal•to01 with good work and ma
tennis.
Toe 0. T. R. 4. adyeredeemtiller special redeem
for Thaoksglvlup Day.
To.l'ollegiate institute "at home" will
ie held next Tuesday eight.
Raisins five outs per Ib. at STCW*.T'*.
Also 304 Japan tea for 25o and 25o for 22a.
'the December session of the °ounty
oounoll will comm•ose on 'l outlay, Deem•
ber 3rd.
There has 6640 snow on the ground einoe
Tbunday of last week, but It le new deep.
peartog slowly.
J. W. Broderioa has returned 22o town
and hu opened up • stock In H. 1. Hortoni
old stand on the :+quare.
J. H. Worsell has had quite a large
addition made to his workshop In the rear
of hie store on Hamlltoo strut.
Mr. J. .1. 'Tilley, lnsprotor of Model
sohoole, visited the Godertch Model Taw
day and Wedneoday of this week.
The dr•m•tlo oompooy whioh was to have
appeared in the Opera House on Friday
evening did not come, haying disbanded at
Stratford.
1'h. latter tor this week in continuation
of Mr. Sands' a000uot of his trip to Europe
e left over until next week on 0o0ount of
other matter.
Last week we were pleased to have • oall
trom J. O. Ward, J. P., who hes been a
Oondanl subeoriber and ruder of Tine
Su:NAI.0100. 1856.
W. Dahm is now •mployel .t the Santis
house, •'Daddy" seemed to be • fixture at
toe Bedford, and the l otel 'bus doesu't look
quite right without him.
We learn from Toe Kincardine Review
thee A. 0. Secord, late of the (2.10.19.1ta5
01 Owe. Sound, and • former Goderioh boy,
has been removed to the oompsuy's office at
St. John, N.B.
The Dungannon party of hooters have
returned from th.•ir trip to the Parry Sound
district, briorloq seven deer with them.
Lapt. Donley, who was up In the Brune
Peninsula, brought two bones.
Word was received on Sunday of the
death of Dr McLean at hInntreal. He was
preparing to r0taro to his home In Florida
the Monday prsyloas, but took • ohlll
which developed into pneumonia resulting
In hie death on Suoday. Further 0o11oe
next week.
Jan. Stewart. of (loderloh, hu sold his
5 sore censer lot Dear the Dunlop property,
to Mr • decsoo, of S.ltlord, for
1 .• earn of $500. 1t 1e one of the prettl'et
betiding 'potato that ne ghborhood, bavleg
• fall view of Goderloh harbor and the
mouth of the Maitleod river.
Saturday's Globe had several pictures of
the men who attended the Canadian School
of Muoketry at Ottawa Int summer, and
the familiar funs of Capt. Grant and Lieut.
Masson were distinguishable In some of
them. Will OoOdry, who Is now serving
Hie Majesty- in West Alrio•, alto wee a
member of one of the group,.
The provisional trustees et the (ioderlch
0 I and Marine Hospital are urgently
requested to meet in the law library at the
court house at 8 O'o'01k on Thursday even
Ing, for the electh.o of oeceleary 00ioere,
The following gentlemen are on the board :
P. Holt, co0yener, Hon. J. T. Darrow,
Judge Masson, Judge Doyle, R. 0
Reynold., Ju, A. Msoblereh, •len. Clark,
Chu. Seeger, Jae Wilson, Wm. Proudfoee,
E. N. Umlaut' Chas, A. Nairn,
Dr. J. L. Turnbull, and his old oollees
ohum, 1)r R Itbertord, of Listowel, lett on
Tuesday for their annual comae of study .t
the loge hospitals. This year they wool
to ('hioagv, where they intend to tinleh their
courses on electricity and eleotrloel treat-
ment, and take apeal.l work In y and
disease" of the eye, ear, nese and taut.
They will he gone for n few weeks, For
the oo0veuie0oe of his patien•a who may
wish to get their m.dloln.e repeated Dr
!'aroholi's a.sl•t.nt, Miss Keane, will be In
toe cm:e on Saturdays from 1230 to 3 r.M.
Due nottoe will be elven of the doctor's
return,
COMING AND GOING
Mise Striae/Ian left yeaterday for Trronte.
Wm. Sharman, jr., was In Lon ion this
week.
Mss Minnie Stokes has returned home
from London,
Rev. I. B. Waliwl0, of Seaforth, was to
town this week.
Mr, goblin, of Renmiller, left oo Tuesday
for Harrlsbnrgh, Pa.
Walter Rrlminomhe returned home on
Saturday from Chicago.
los, Edward left Monday for Sault Ste.
Marie on a prospecting trip.
Mrs, J. M. Best, of Swtortb, has been
visite., her dater, tare. P•smor., this
week
Mrs. Chu. Pirie and obildren returned on
Friday from a •alt to her parents In Rlen•
helm.
.Tohn Tolm1., M.P., of Kincardine, was
In town lase Thursday and gave THE Stoner,
a nail.
Frank Dalton, of Klotell, has gone to
Stratford, and a worklog In the 0. T. R.
shops there.
R. S. Williams attended the meeting of
the Canadian Rankers' Association In Mon -
seal last week.
Ju, Mol'h*non 1.122 yesterday morning
for Vps(lantl, Mloh., to take a position u
telegraph operator,
Capt. Tretheway eft last week for Eng-
land, sailing on Saturday on the steamer
Corinthian from ynehu.
Mrs. ,l•s.D. Long and her little donehter,
Aleta, have returned to their home In Wing•
ham alter a very pleasant •lett with Mn.
Long'■ mother, Mn. Ellen Mallows, Brace
street.
frank Mallows and wife, also their son,
Ariel, who wen vlsltlog Mrs. Ellen Sal
lows, Rrao..at„ nave returned to their home
In hhtlowel. Mr. Sallow. 1e In the furni-
ture and undertaking basinfuls In (bat town.
('apt. McGregor left no Monday for Otta-
wa to take ever the command of the new
survey steamer which Is to r•plaoa the
Hayfield. He will bring the boat from the
Ile. Lawrence to 01/4. Sound this fall.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. 1)r, lanai will preaoh In the Sea•
forth Methodist Chnreh nn Hnnd•y, Denem-
her R►k, wh.n the anniversary rerylose of
the ohnrnh will be held.
On amount of the fire in the orfan f110 -
tory at (Allton, on Saturday night, the
quartette whish was to have sen.' In North
'beset Methodist oharoh Sunday evening did
net (tome.
Rev. Ur. Daniel will rssnms hl. Friday
*yule' talks this week. Th. subtlest .111
b. “The drnsl•s .0 tie Ohurek." Tb.
Liberals, Attention!
Committee Rooms have been opened in
SAUNDERS' BLOCK,
Wast street.. Theme win be open 'from 10
A M W 10 r M. every day until election day.
All Liberals are invited to drop In and
give or receive information pertaining to
the camp0'gn
As every vote is desired for the advance-,
meat of good government, ever Liberal is
asked to lend his aid in supporting our OUP
delete
Committee•, meet every evening.
N. H. ROBERTSON, AUL SAUNA
Secretary. President.
LIBERAL MEETINGS.
Meetings in the interest of
&ON. J. T. GAHROW
will be held as follow. ;
'MYTH -Thursday, Nov. 21, .t 8
P.Y , Hon. P. MAC'DONALD, M.Y.• R.
HOLMES, M.P., G. F, );LAIR, and others-
BBLLOHAVE-Fridayy Nov. 22, al
8 t'.M., Hon. P. MACDONALD. M.P., R.
HOLMES, M.P., (f, F. BLAIR, nod
others.
ST. HELENS -Saturday, Nov, 23,
at8 P.Y., Hon. P. MACI)ONALD, B.P.,
and Hon. J. T.IiARROW,
HOLMESVILLE-Tuesday, Nov.
26, at 8 1..Y . R. HOLMES, M,P., and D.
A. FORRESTER,
ORANT'N SCHOOL HOUSE
-Tuesday, Nov. 26 at 8 r.u., M. G.
CAMERON and A. SAUNDERS.
NOMINATION DAY-Wedner
day, Nov 27, .t 2 P,Y., Hon. J. R.
lrltarrt,N and Hon. J. 1' GARROW,
27.8 ret , Hon. J. T. (JARROW and R.
HOLMESBENM, M.P,ILL.ER-Wednesday, Nov.
AUBURN-Thursdayy. Nov. 28, at 13
r. M., Hon. J. It STRATTON, Hen .1 T.
GAKKUW and R. HOLMES, M.P.
atDUNOANNONs F1,d yNNHv29.
I'. G:(I(Ri)W and R. HOLMES, M.P.
K
st
P ., Hon. F. R LATCHFNORD 30,
0.
CAMERON and D. MoOILLICUDDY,
WINGHAM-Mood.yl Dna s, .t 8 -.
1.01 , Hon. G. W. ROSS and Hon. P. MAC. -
1)ONALD.
r ,, {DE RIRHATCHFORand Hoo
J. T. GARROW,
CLINTON-Monday, Dec. 2, at 8
P. M , Hon. J. R. STRATTON and R.
HOLMES, M.P,
2, at ST.•s., MUBTA M B ON and other.-Monda. Dec .
Tho Conservative Candidate is invited to
attend.
GOD SAVE THE KING.
public are Invited. Looters to oemmwoe
at 8 o'clock sharp.
A union meeting of the Presbyterian and
M.thodut Sabbath sohoojg will be held 1.
Viotorla street oboroh nixie Sunday after•
noon. Temperance will be the topic of the
afternoon.
Miss Mildred Campbell w111 sot tempor-
arily as °roamed In Victoria street Me1ho•
dist oharoh. Although she had not had
opportunity to become acquainted with the
new Instrument, .he took obarge of 11 at oho
reopening serdoee of the church on Sun-
day lase.
A nylon meeting of the North .treat and
Viotorla street Epworth !Amami was held
at North -.t. Methodist ohurob on Tueeday
syeneng. The muting was in °harm• of
the missionary oommittee of 15e Victoria
street Leago°. and • pleasant and profitable
ev.nlnu wall spent.
The Myth oorreepondeol of The Seaferth
Elpo,itor writes ;-ttey, Dr. Daniel, of
Goderloh, preached two grand sermon, b
large crowd., on Sunday, in the Methodlee
churoh, at their aonlyereary eeryloee. H.
also gave a splendid address to the Sunday
school scholars In the afternoon. On Mo.•
day evening he gave an address entitled
"Ger2Orh Century Heritage," roing beck
exactly 100 years and comparing the presene
age with the past. Although the evening
w•• stormy there was a fair crowd, but
there 1e oar doubt that If the weather had
been fine there would have been an immense
attendanoe, as people wen 110 well ailed
with hie Sunday d,•es0rses,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
in by net try MrewanT'. for greesrles.
He gime you beet value for lout money.
Wanted -Bright dried apples, 80. Orders
direct from Germany. Also roll butter,
fowl and raw furs, 0. E. Kien, Wiegham.
()miters, always fresh, at the old sellable
oyster house, Victoria Restaurant, Wee4
s1 , In bulk or served all .tyle., toe cream,
fruit, c0nfeotlonery, olgare, .to. U. Hi,*, g -
W7 Nt, proprietor. Telephone 70.
A N.w BA.OAIN STehi. We will open
ter new terrain Peen on Saturday morning,
November gird, three doors east of Nalrn's
on the 9gaare. W. have reed stook of
dry goods, grenades, oto., to offer you .t
unusually low prices. As we are here to
stay, yon oan depend on getting bargal.s
all the time, J. W. RRODRRn'g.
Mesar. RiRROw• k Sow and McKenzie
& ROW NIA, sell Herbarium, wbiob baa by
tine et thousands of Canadian farmers.
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DIED.
M7•ALLISTER to (lod•Hoh tnwesehipp on
Friday,November 16th, Wm, McAllister,
aged lyears.
MARRIED.
RE ATTIE hick ENZI!. On Tuesday. No
amber 19th. .t the resident.* of the bride's
father ' Rw
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