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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-6-5, Page 1a.A.8rr AV' TS Atte ACTIVE Ac -firs yyrrEN PLACE IN THE SIGNAL he iouat. THD LEADING. NEW8PAPEB. OF HURON OOT.TN'TY. LOOK AT YOUR LABEL I IT SHOULD BE MARKED PAID FOR FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR. -.2885 GODERICIH, ONTARIO, CANADA : JUNE 5, 1902. . .. 1902 D. M°OILLICUDDY, EDITOR. 'Situations Vacant. N• PKYE GIRL WANTSU 14Y THE 10th Jane. Apply to MHS. DGIILKY HOLLINS. North BL 'WANTED -A GIRL FOR GENERAL TV housework. Apply to MM. JOS. KIDD. WANTED-LY)MP61ENT MAID FOR general housework. Pla'n cooking good wages, oo wublog. Address 1'0 Hazel - stood eve.. Detroit. Mlob. BUY AOR 16 WOULD LIKE A 8ITUA- tlos. Bos 1111, ilederlob. AGOOD STOUT' BOY WANTED -T() horn the machine and blacUinithleg trade. Apply!, tet JAB, A. STRAI'IIAN, ma- phiau. seas blacksmith. V atone ..trent, Wanted. W ANTiiD.-AT THE KENSINGTON Furniture Oo.. Godshall. elm, ash or 1.ww004. green or dry. • 11 Pubite Notice. - -vttfl('E ly HERICBY OIVBN THAT 11 atter the etotrstlos of t w0 weeks from the date hereof an spplloattoa to transfer the I,, snipe held by Wm. ('reit to sell le soxicat inn Il.,mon to the L Wel on Ktng.ton street hither to ktowo seer ala'• hotel. to It. King. of the town of Doiert ch. will b.t ooneldered be the hoard of License (low nleslooe re fur the hoses" district of Wee: Huron. listed at uoderich Chit lith d a of M.y. A. rL 1). lied. W. J PA1SLIY. License Inspector, West Herein, AHh(-ANi• PERN I 1 InKNIfrom;. the isla.1;.E de u.loSOg lbsIA1ferryN. without permualoo, ehooties. er otberwiee trespassing Mete any par. of the prdpertr will be arrested and prosecuted. Z. C. ATTRILL. Rldgewuod Part. 1)HOF. S. L. TAUH[s ANt-rA(TL•NINu ( Th. - IAN Ago avis ePKCIALIOT. All kinds of Bpeotaclee and Ryeglaeses made to order epecta .etentioo given to tithed the e)e. Orden by mall promptly attended to Be- ware of parties aeon my Dame. as I employ no travelling, agents wbateeer. Satisfaction guaranteed. L.labllehed 4477. 151 ItI1HMONU HTR14Cr W.. TURUNTO. Music. 1►1 It8 COLBORNE. COCKIA=DOODLI.D00 ! Liberals of theriding celebrated onTata day olght. The awe was tardy to arriving, bat I be who Iauvhe last laughs beet.'' The Liberal, naiad the returns at the ViotorlalOper• Hooee, where an Immense crowd was as,mbleJ to hear the results of the votioq. At first the news wee not of the most ubeerlul soil, from a Liberal standpoint, but gradually It Improved, ani when It woe aoneonae4 that R, as was 1n the teed and that Mr. Uameroct was believed to be elected in West Huron, eutbualum reigned supreme. Mr. Cameron was sent for, and to the interyal A. Sounders, chair- man of the (;oderlob Liberal Association, who bad returned Isom his trip to Great Brash" in time to reoord his vole, addruseed the meeting. When Mr. Cameron appeared tare on the stage struck up "Ms's a lolly Good Fel low," and the great gathering rose en muse sad jo.aod in the song. 'fns singing was followed by watt of the moot romaik•bl, simnel ever witneu•d to Godertch, Meo, women and children waved bate, armee, ,oats and bsadkocb:nf• in the .Ir, while deafening cher:, ouotloued fur ssyetal m10010., gave volt to the feellnve which had been pent up througoout toe ereolug. It was 9 magoldoeat ovation to the member •loot, who stood calmly in the middle of tb• blew, waiting for • thaws to speak. M soon as he oould be heard Mr. Cain. *no 11pr.80ed bis gratitude for the mar. oifioeotreception be had received. The vlotory, he said, was cot his ; le was the ylotory of the (Absre' party of West Huron. If he had not had at hu Sack some of ths noblest workers soy oaodldate'ver had in any riling the result would net have ben the great victory which had tool aohieved He as grat6ed that pot only had West Huron remained true, but the Government had been sustained. 1t would bare been • o.tlon•I calamity II the Liberal partv in thus Province had bete defeated, Now we had tb• anuranoe of four years more of honest,, 40:lent and eco omiosl government. There ware Some L:b,rals in this riding wbo had taken a d Hereat view from the m.jority of the party o0 one great question. He did not find fault with them ; they had a right to their own opinions, but if they now taw trim folly of their oour.s he asked them to rt turn to their firs/ love and reestablish the happy relations which 0.4 exteted to the past. He hoped that some of the things that 0.d belie stud would be forgotten and that all would work together for the oom moa good of the 0.001ry. At the annotation of Mr. Cameron's .4 - Inc.. .1... F. Thomson eats -The March of the Cameron Mee,' and speeches follow. ad by M. A. Maodopatd, 1). Mo(, .licuddy, W. I'roadloot, C. Sewer. 1'. M, Elliot t pod J. (2. Marco. Toto the getberiog dispersed, ant the tub lest Grits west home in great good humor. (Returns for '.het Huron will be found on page 8J M Teacher of Fletcher music method, will r. ries. pupils at bier 'studio, above Mr. Naffed*. insurance once, deniers& street. For Infos matron apply either at studio or as residence. et. I'atrloa-e street. W. GLENN CAMPBELL, organist end mueOel director of North street Metbodin church. teacher of memo, pies or ga0 and theory Pupils prepared for all e.• amination. of toe 'Toronto Cooeervaory of Meal.. N 111 be pleatc4 to receive apidien- tow from .11 those req airing ouch t*true non et his new studio over Thomson's music store, Cee of piano for practloe may be sr - ranked for. CTU Dentistry. W. Y. HAYDKN, 1). 1). 8, L.. D 8.. Dental Suri.oe, slu :meter o Dr, J. . ornbull. Most approvers methods in all departments of modern dentistry. includle' voroelalo !day operrtion., and crown ani bridge work both to gold and In porcelain. !pens& attention pall to pre•ervatino Of natural teeth. Ie oMo• formerly ooeupled by Dr. Turnbull. ' ' )TICK-WK.THE UNIERYI(;NKU 11 Dentists, will oloes one omaes at I eclat p m. Wedneadv• from May to Oc- tober, roulualve. ort 46241 M. Ntcuot.s'N, L. M. Menke. W. Y.IlATpts. Goderlob. Mey 1141. 192 W Sale. WE'VE 60T 'EM AGAIN THE ROSS GOVERN- MENT SUSTAINED And West Huron is True to Liberalism. )R SALE ORO RENT. - MRS • Rtraobaa offers fin sale or to rent the property at present tweeds 1 by her, ea the our mi. of Victoria and Rrooe streets. Then \ is a large co, erste bulldog containing dwell- ing nouw and store, with all areoveolenoee in e000rohon. Therm 9110 • •tory-and-a half fnn1e dwelling equated on the semis � lot. Terms reawtuble• A,py!r fu MRS. tTItACH A N. on the premises. OLI) PAPERS FOK YALE, FOR ring under carpets, ala AppIy at Bn,'s I. Moe. IS 1,101-3 SALE -THE EAST HALF OF the west half of lot 1.5, con. 7. West Wa wanahprl.lnt50 res. Apply to IIRN• HY VOW! a H. Dungannon, or to Philip Holt, Harr •ter. Ooderloh. FOR SALE._IATS 95. 96, 117, 118.119 and 14,8 IA Hutchison. survey, all In Oodcrich. Pot Haulers apply to ---• PHILIP 1101m, .._ -`-- roster. loo., OodetTd1L- Maroh IItb, 1100. 4D•tf AT I'RIVATF. SALK That big stone hone With 7 -roomed brink addii ion, attested on Pt^'pn street. The hones U dryand warm, being hoed throughout with 21ncplank. It Is s,Ild seri substantial. 11 we built by the late she, IR (gibbons whenn his prime Not for a day but for .i t one. The fonndatlone are shoat 3 fret thick end will endure av long as the I'i ramitis or Egypt. A home seeker or Investor who reel re, the Sotent'sllties of fresh paint and payor. whlah are brexpena,vs, and of "lass, wh ch Is pine fully cheap, by a Iltti- planning and indi 'inn. e.pendttura cse modernive is Into an 0o to date m•osion. I assert mat strentionsy and fearlessly that a hlg return will accrue to the wine Awake Investor for the beet of ell rea- sone that he has • bread and solid foundation all reedy to hu hands. The same cannot he Welter, Mien Ot veneer. Twat those whn are ea the lookout for • we snap !nvostigste, In- vertlealo, dnvrci • e ORers ',dr serf to TIIIGO. J. SI )(IRIIO1.i h:, 11.ynehl 1' O.. wll. recede" 'tempt a'tention. ►tav1elly/yr st tf Rooms to Let. TENN$-fiW.l19 UN HANII,TIIN •ircet at present 000npled by R. N. Lowa M ew l u M,re• still (thence Into smell store if necessary w'+••nry llv rooms over Mira; Cain/woo'. Mord with front anti roar entrance. K N. LEN'•t 71 nsuranoe, eta CRAM.. BHAW, IiRNRRAI. iNMUR• ANCRa real emote agent. Ot1oe, toe door e•S1 et P... Ocdal erlei. Arefar the I Mdin t mato oat n Inutr id ,e oomdanlse and lowlier Rstook on erste. Mernrnliie a,d msnnf•otnr:nl( risks 4 °seat rates. (tall at oMoe. W, R. RURKt4TSON. Aonynntant and inenranoe Agent. Hooka and a0c,nnte mode up. Huildings rented and rents oolle0ted, tire Insurance In Hellish and (:anaAl.n Companies. omen- In I'rnndlo tt k Hays ores, North Crest Ooderteh, 11x( t J. T. NAFTA. GENERAL IN- A • re, Life, fro new Mato agent, A e, 0•1410•141114Pthhe Olas. inanr.nce iAte lkieto on reel "r cask p'an at lowest Re Kellk& and (l*n,d' in camper es rep res Offl MH doer to Uarrow & Oarrow, Bar S'er, Nuances Strom. Ned foal. DR . GF AI,LU\v, PHYSICIAN own Red Mer »"." t044.1' la RReek sr�f��egktt Mils u r/Ng,.noe, Mgt. E. W. l'001101 11. ler • t'amerea. auppertrr. Jubllale at ib. •prra M.e.e- be Sew w.f. Y. Berth," a {.reel °satins and Thank. MI. Friends for Their aapp.rt. Tbe Government of tt.• Hon. G. W. Hae bas b en sustained .t the vile, and in Nest Horan Maloolm Gr •.ne Cameron le the sheltie of the people at their repreeo'..tivs Is Parliament. This was the double vloory whioh the Notts* to Creditors. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the Matter of the Neale of Hugh Ruthen ford, late of the Iow.ahipp of Ashfield, int the County of Huron, Deceased. Notion Is hereby given. purwuant to the Re vlsed Statutes of Ontario 111'.8, Chapter ICA. that all creditors and others having claim" against the estate of the said Hugh Ruther- ford. deceased, who died on or shoat the 18th day of M.v tete. aro required on or before the nth day of Jule, IALT, lo rend by poet prepaid or d•IWer to Meows. Dickinson & Darrow. or the Town of Ood.ri h, In the ('minty of Horan, solicitors for the executor* to ins wild deoeased. their (IrI.Ofan and surnames, ad - drama and desorfptlone,the full particulars of their claims. the statement cf their accounts and the value of the eecurttles, If any, held by them. And farther take notice that after such 1ast meallonet date the said executors will pro oeed to distribute the .carte of the deceased since/ the parties entlt:ed thereto, having r. gard petty to the claims of which they shall then ha +e not ce. and that the mud execute ■ will nos be liable for the meld assets or any part there of to soy rerwn or persons of wilt se claims 4otl0, shall not have been re- cyved by them of the time of such dutrlbu- lleo. Dated Ise 3 s'. day or Mar, 1982. DI, KIN4t'N re. HARROW. Solicitors for William Irwin ant Martha Spero [Executor. or Huge Kuiherford,de- ores a. s.54t The Huron and Bruce. Loan and Investment Co. GODERICH, - ONT. ICITUR-PHILIP HOLT, K,O. Bar kkK0-THE CANADIAN BANK OF COM3ERCIC. OUR SAVINGS BANK. We aro prepared to re.lrllo Dcposlte from T'ru,tees, Parent, or Children. in enmo of from Fifty Conte to Three Thousand Dollars, and allow compound iwler'eeta- awWed-sway rata as agreed upon. Choltles are given Ileponiore, so that they may draw upon these (tepoeite at any time 3, 3i and 4 por c ht Inttreat ellowd(f on -Depneite according to amount and time Tedt. N,1(-Poreusnt to s late Act of Parliament m•rriell women and miners have the right to devout and draw out money o in Choir own nam: h n Deposits can be sent y mol t.the risk of mender. Remove from yourbml"es temptation to burglar* and foal for the llame,. At the CompanymDauy matey NtnSonl only gest clam farm property, depwitora have the strongblt .scanty for their in• veetmentm. TO BORROWERS. Thin Company is prepared to loan on the ,hnrto,t notice any sum upon first •lase mommy, Terms aro mole to moi borrowers. Straight lrlana and aimpl indent. YGRT(lAGF S PURCHASED -For further particulars tall at the Company's Aloe, corner of Market Square and North Street, Goderieh W. L. HORTON, F. JORDAN. Manager. Prevision(, War. PROUD1fOOT, Vic„ -President. DI RiCCT()RS Lon(timeariwola, .1. M. Rooters. FRA ACTS JORDAN. 14 1)ttlaLor WN. PROVOTOor'. HURRY HnwmN. * D. I. Karim. I''HILIr HOLT, K. EAST HUHUN• *11190. Polling Subdivision Risley Batton N J. 1 . 50 49 2 58 20 " 3 90 32 " 4 76 36 " 5 .. 85 52 75 bl " 6 " 7 87 46 521 284 M.jarity for Hislop ....237 hRr.,u v sol 34 29 51 34 3. 53 17 138 80 SIalInt y fur II slop ....... 58 11, Li.arT. N. 1 . . . ..... 62 53 2 83 48 3 27 31 l . 86 33 258 162 Wajorily for ri slop 96 Mt,RK1,, No, I ......... 71 39 " 2 67 41 47 49 4 49 47 " 5 52 51 " 6 63 72 349 299 Majority for Hislop..... ... 50 wRObSTIR. No. 1 60 38 Y.j:.rity for Hasley 21 11011104. II 83 " 2 61 85 'r3 58 102 " 4 69 94 " 5 91 73 " 6 55 58 383 495 Majority for Spotton 112 --.. 'it'ReneeRY. Nn 1 ............ ... 53 65 " 2 '84 48 " 3 M 54 " 4 59 -57 260 224 y ter Hl.lop 36 M' KII.LOr. No. 1. 76 50 3 68 99 •' 4 79 64 ty for IUD'S etTULA N, (Trey '121 Weenie 134 hlgtfgty _. 298 Merrkt 349 W n er 5 I r 9 e How.ok 383 495 Tsrnberry 260 224 MoKiltop 131 252 2299 1834 Major.ty !or Hislop 465 331 252 284 80 162 299 38 uODgiUO3 Tuwgt111r. 14.3 41 B6 36 4 , 19 71 16 " 6 29 42 26 89 199 7d M.jxBy.... 110 Trc4IR'MITK. No. 1 ......119 61 72 " 2 123 36 75 •' 3 142 44 68 " 4 120 49 84 " 5 81 " 6 78 _ 494 190 448 Majority.... 304 x275 5T9NUte. Net. 1 65 37 5.5 32 2 86 36 71 33 •' 3 40 114 34 111 " 4 23 66 20 60 5 -96 -38 _75 -4'2 310 291 255 278 Majority.... 19 23 cseoneR. No. 157 121 49 109 2. 91 64 83 67 3 36 116 41 110 4. 73 6 4 77 58 267 365 250 blalorlty.... 98 HLN,Al.I, 98 105 92 85 Mel.ally, .. 7 7 HAT. fro. 1 55 22 49 27 46 47 21 51 25 3 86 113 88 111 4 .... 54 32 66 23 " 5 110 56 54 35 6 70 13 52 92 7 28 36 29 35 8. 81 12 450 373 460 - 360 Majority.... 77 100 RT11 190. N o. 1 52 104 42 94 2 30 134 43 108 3 43 128 59 89 4 41 51 52 39 S 69 bb 72 39 83 94 44 79 7 .., ., F - 77 30 65 ba 67 61 352 727 409 574 30104'.... 376 16.5 RICA I' ITCLATION, 1418 1902 McLean lctlber McLean Silber Senforth . , 338 181 279 166 %ederloh tp 89 199 78 169 Taokersmith 494 190 449 173 Etat.: ...... 155 266 133 279 Ushers" 267 365 250 344 Stephen. 352 727 409 574 Heoaall - • 98 105 32 85 Bayfield 63 78 38 60 41.o1.7 310 291 257 278 11a. ----ASO 373 460 360 2 616 2 770 2 444 2,497 M.j.rity for E lbw to 1898, 159. Majrrity for 1Cdb.r la 1902, 63. R1trCTID BALLOTS. Seefortb, 4; Exeter, 2: Goderioh town• .hip. 15; Tuok.rsmlth, 13; Stooley, 5; Debora, 1; Hensel!, 7; Hay, 5; Stephen, 9; total, 61, 11w'1* vOTI$ VOLLMD. rived on Friday trots Fort William with 72 42 000 bushels of wheat, wh'ch oho die 03 oharvo,l at,tbe Big M111 elevator. The Styles 31 cleared Saturday orgb0 The ate. Ad vanes arrived ouctd.y olght from Fort Wil 169 leans with 45,000 ballets of wheat tor the 91 iluderloh Elevator Co., sod cleared Mon dry night for Clevel.od to take o0 a cargo 35 of coal... .. Tb. atr. Ossifr•ge made he 35 regular calls during the week The err. 22 King Edwet 4, the new boat on the Algoma .12 Cen'r.l line, Is expeotod to go on the routs 31 very shortly, and may be here neat weak. 28 .... The repairing of the commended _ docks has been commenced, and a good -air. d 173 gang a at work under the foremanship of ,). M. l'roadfoot. 344 94 Sea(or th 74 Eater 9 Uod.r!ah township 40 Hayfield 34 Tuck.remitb 63 Manley 68 Uaboroe 38 Hensall 26 Hey . 3 Stephen „ 96 T'otel...:;. ... 450 AROUND TOWN. CROWDS!) OCT. -A !limber of io'ereettog tome of man, locludtog a report of the inieoth,n eeryiaee at C.rlow on Tuesday of this week, are un- .yoidrbly nrowde t out of this issue of Tot 410191. If you don't Pee wh9I 700 want, look ter It next week. ODDriLJ.ows' 0,,i, tR,, - The mini .nn0.l election of officers of Huron Loin., No. 62, I. U. O. 1., took plane lest week, with the fnllnwing resell: N. G., N 1). Rcurvle; V. 0 , W. W. MeeVioar: ren. eecret.ry, 0. W. Mynas ; fin. secretary, 17. F. Clark ; treasurer, C. A. Nara ; repreeeolat ere to Grand Lade,, Hv. Reed and Jae. Rsld.; rdDre.oaalvee to Jute •n•rtlog, W. F. Clark, Hy. Reed end Jae. -- OrxNlNtl oY 7119 MUMARA HOTIT..-Tb. titling and furnishing of the new summer 'tel is oaring eomp'etIoo, and Mr. Sm.th n.. decided to open the big summer reel. leoas fur buelnees na Monday next. TM rooms already forniYied "how that the ar- nommodatlone tor guests will be all that mould M desired. being brittle, roomy, airy sod 5 ted with the mat 0104,10 con- venieooes. Mr. Smith to o oemmonlmtlon with • IA•ge number of persons whn wlsb to he his guests daring the summer, and we may expect a large influx of visitors wattle the nett leer week,. FARMERS' IMSTIT1'TI -The annual meet• :ng of the West lit oo Pennon' Institut• .rad Women's loatituu will be held Torr day, ,lane 17to, oommenoing at 1 r. H , a1 he home of Harry Morrie, Loyal, Colborne towr.u!iip, when i he election of effiwn ot loth sne!etles god other imprreset business out take plan.' Prof. F. C. Here, Ottawa, T'antny mrpirI rwtTsuo, ttr137 E1 present and give an to'eres'tng talk on ,cult, y Alter the haloes. all will patio pate m et ptcalo in the ornhorr1,'tw 9944.1- a!l aro onrdtall► iuv.le4. Come ad bring vour fti'nde add year beaker. Dian AT Lne nN - On Moeda, Meg 26 h, Mae Margaret Lyon pawed •wry s1 McCort, hospital, tondos, after s thus we k.' illness of p,.rumoola, The deoe.red w68• elan hue et Petrick Lyon. Armerl v of Si. Augustine' and now of Salt Ste. Marla. She had been living in Lindon only e shirt (-en , when rho sem taken Pl. 1 he in f c • s are Interredbe einem: 1 rem In• 1 Yt. A a vetln• nn Wednesday, Rev. Father Honda, of Si. Ausuitlne, effl •19ttng. The vyailbe. were .lames Alexander, Wm. K'mhan, jr , Vincent and A04ss'las KMa- ban, Michael and Kinard (il.rgow. SOUTH HURON. o Ft Following •r• the returns for Sloth Haran in the now, el.,! -nn and also In I0. gloat nu of 11193: seAr..RT(I. 40499 13111 McLean Ellaer StoLean Silber Ne.1 141 55 107 48 ' 2 64 31 44 3.5 " 3 „ 69 47 66 31 " 4 33' 24 27 28 E ..,, •41 24 35 334 181 279 W.j irlty.... 167 113 ■11L7041. No. t 27 71 2.. .. .... 32 69 " 3 ...... 42 55 " 4 64 81 155 266 133 279 Majority.... 111 141• RATII1LD, N•. 1 ... 63 711 MOM" • I8 24 166 20 78 29 67 Al 68 45 76 38 69 31 AT Tog Wes ieowt,-TM Inc Myles age Tne Tim Dormasso0 FALL SHow.-The dl. reutors of the AsbtielJ & W'swanoeb liranoh Agnoultural 800lety are already aotively enraged to prep•ra'Inoe fur the moat fall thaw, to be held at Dungannon ea'fhur.day sod Friday, October 9th and 1016. They are at content with ream; oo the laurel, g.toed by their past suooeseee, but are working with the object of making the feu even better Than any In the past. The Prize 1:•1 hu been revised, and important improvim,ute have been made to the lists for the horse sed cattle departments, end It is expected that tiles* alterations will result to a 000slderab:e Improvement In the ex- hibit" to these Cao Important ot. . T'he o.reoters are also giving speolal atteo(10n to the entertslnm•nt feature In 0000eotioo with the show, and will no doubt have eo0iethlug good to eneounoe as soon as the ente are completed. Tate To llctioIT (OV 11 aTalt.-Everybody w ill he ddlehted to learn that the White S ass Lin' is to run another .ncur.loo be- tween G1derlah and Detroit this summer. The magnteo.nl new cel steamer Grey boucd. which has just teen added to the White Star Emit, is to maks the trip, and will lay Ooder:on on Wednesday, June 18. at 8:30 a. at., returotog the e7entag of the next day. '1'h• fare for Ih• round trip will b', as before, only 11 There will be the mitt mneollgbt trip oo the e♦en(ag of the 17 0, under tin auoph se of Ois Uelsrleb band. 7'tckea 25 ns. A sp.•ial tre,o leevtnc N .estlord •1 6 40 A H on the 18 h will c.nneot w.rh the Gr.yhogod. Tate excursion t0 Detroit hoe become an I event of the 0 at sejoysbl• kind, and no doubt the coming trip will be as plasma •0d as account' as those in the put kayo hem. Remember the date. LIMIT IN STRATFORr,'a LITTI.R LAht,- Ytrallord Reams • Two business college leaden(*, Meets V•nv,e and Sulli►, °nese. ed • canoe from Mc Leto Bros., on Suter• day aftera000. They apparently were not super a to the .rt of m.ipul•tlog their vsed, and this denol,ncy c»t them a ducking is Victoria lake gni • very bad gore. Near the hag bridge the canoe, probably by reason ot oto much weight being put on one side, o.ptezed, and tipped both occupants into the water. 11 turned amide down and the boy caught hold of fir k..L la dolor "o they "tared the moos rolliS4, Which so •farmed them that they gelled 1 udly for help and lost all pr*oea0e of mind. Mr, F Mclean seeing the boy.' predicament put out from the neat house 1a • row boat and rescued them. Quito • orowd gathered but there really was no danger as long as the boys oluog to thecae*. A FORM.R RL310iNT -Mr.. John 0. Stiven, • forma resident of Goderlob, died oo ),1a7 14.h.t Meniteu, Man., at the age L.! fortyrotle years. Tho following 1. from The Malta Son, and will be road with feelings of regret by friends of the family here : "We regret to sword the death of tdre. Joe. S.ivso, which ocourred.t Mani 100 on W'edoetsday, .t the as of 49 var.. alter a,3rolooged Pleas. Toe funeral took pleas on Feld ay afternoon from the (.mlly tea/epee to the Manttou cemetery y. A large amber of olt(zms and friends attend eel the service, which was 000dea'ed by Rev. T. Beveridge, at the house. IMce•ssd was animosity esteemed where knee°, and y her kindly sed amiable diepaltlon made many friends, who will long hold her In .ffect,m,.t. remembr.00e, The departed leave • haxband and five daughters in Msoltou to mourn their loss. A handwme floral triple wreath, oonneoted with three links, 1.1.1 0,h212 the blit,, twat promoted by the members of the 1. 0. O. F., of *biota the bereft husband is 9 member. Ilse nail bearers were it, Melntoeh, J. Huston, F. Robertson, Alex. Tait, i). D. Campbell end F', N. Stevens." DIATH or Mo', H. Rol.Tos, U' We rears' to record the death of Mrs. 1L Bolton, of (;uelph, sister of James Mitchell, editor of 'lie (;odenc6 Star, which took plea suddenly on Monday. May 26 h. The Guelph Mercury say.: "She termed in her itnal health Through thy day, and. after res, set r,uveniag with some of the family, "when oho muddle -My fell bank In an epiplep. too 5'. Physlol.ns were summoned, and alter about three quarters of an hour •he ✓ allied, 'For about a hour after that she 'stilted with members of the tamely and .eemed to be quite recovered ; but was eelz rd with • emend fit, from whloti she .I so rallied. A few minutes afterwards she w as taken with • third 6t, and this %neck proved too mach for her, and despite the faat that all that oak! be done was done,,he p,aeed 'troy about 9.30. Mn,. Holton was e daughter of Mr. W. Mitchell, and was born .1 Q obeli City on February 5th, 1851. Waugh" was unite an inf.ot, the family ✓ emoved to Hamilton, whore they re mafoed 'or some three or tour years and then re moved again to Loodoe. Herm Mrs. Ballo, resided x111 IA69, when rhe was united in marriage 10 Mr. Bolton. For 9n'.ut fifteen years they resided to Goderlah, rcmnv,og there» to l;uel h, where they have Ono, resided. Mn. ilouoo was a sister of Mr Jos- Hltuhail. imagoletar .aad.adiaes of Teo 4;nderioh Star, and of Mr. C W. 14 taholl, proprietor of The (Maws ' Free frees Three deters •Ise safely" Mr, dl of whom %fdi'iii W}odwi. -Oilier ewe children Moe sorely" her They Ye Jame., of 5 iltoa •n 1, air of Farmington, ono blioh. Windsor Win., of Viad r b • • 1 bol Fronk, � ani 1 t, Richard, Welter and Malan, .•, home. 0 ,s daughter, Ellen, dud about eight v,ars ago, Mrs. Bolton was member , r. m r w f Y , G norR e'e ohnroh." P110,1,1.1 lrMMN or 1'.9,11, The news that the wee in y"nth Africa had hes brought to an mod wet rewired In Goderlah whh many masltetatlene of pleasure. Flags were run up In publlo 1,1.r,• and •1 private toddy eee In linnet of the event, and the happy tidings formed the topic of o avers•lion to many e roles At 5 e'olook Monday alumnae, by pesolome p mat, the raotor7 whistles hop. to blow, ohnrch and town hells jnlnei le, and for • time tiara was a 0O'ly demoneiratlnn of toy. A stirring Incident In the Amery of the British Erni) ra hu brae olnsed, and new the hu1L11r4 op of • atter' South Medea Ride the oamtlneI rgnru .f Rrltan and Feer will be watched with sympathetic 11500.44 etat.*, and "'Norma Melo pleaded so famish the audieooe with . epeeuh, preceded by the re•dius' ot lettere of regret Item some of Mr. Dunhaw's friemts who were unable to be present. He ably vetoed the ("silage et the oompeoy by its pressing reget at the *overacts.. of those friendly awoolatlons which have existed between the guest of the evening and hu many l:udarloh !hoods and expressing loud wishes for hie future sum oat, which were endorsed by •veryene present. TO... kindly feedings were also e xpressed la more tangible Corm by the elft of • wall•6lied purse. Mr. Daimon :.plied to ent:able terms, lhaoklog all with deep fueling for the goodwill expreased and Gm klodoea shown him. Hearty thanks were tendered Mr and Mew. Moot' lose for their kindness in throwing opeo their home for this 0009.400 end to Mrs. MaoVtar, Mrs. Dr. Whitely and Mrs. A. 1) MoLo.n for the nallghtful supper which their skill and kindness provided. The meeting broke up about the midnight hour with "Auld Lag Syne," .od one more farewell became • memory of the put. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF, I'woe ! peace ' puce ! If you desire to ex per teooe peace of mind as to the fit and style of the clothing you wear the sunset way is to have le. J. 1'r,dbsm make H. lie town oouooil will met tomorrow (Friday) evping. Wm. Ratite, of West Weiwano•h, has beau appointed • notary public. Jae. C. Mason hal token • position to J. Wilton's drug store ler the summer months. ba. Don't forget the Kuokrr perry in the rt ,k In std of the hospital fund Chi, ( Thursday I e y•aing. • Flags were flying to lowu on Monday to calibration of the coding of hostilities in !burl* Alnu.. The aunty conned is lo session .t the court house this week. All the memborn are In attendance. Thee was not • quorum tor the regular meeting of 11 a school board on Monday 1010tng. The metlog will be held next Monday evening. Stationmaster Straiton :tato that the new station bulldog to be "rooted here by the Grand Trunk will be commeooed about the Brat of next month. -- - - Mr'Kaatt, & Rust got. have • good aeon. moot of silver pieces .utteb;e for wedding presents, e1o. Notbinr but the beat Mori deo Brlttannis goods kept. Minerva Encampment, No. 47, Lt) Wlotbam, has 000uletel arr.og•mente with the U. T. R. tai run a big excursion to Senile oo Saturday, June 21.t. The next two weeks will be bay ones to legal ;-111110. '1'n. Coun'y t;uurt will be held next week, oommeoclog •o 'Tuesday, and the Assize' will commeoue oo Malay the 16:b. The annual meeting ol the Musical Suoiet y w hl.he held on Moodey evening next, par. moot to adjournment, at eight o'olook, to the oouooil ,chambers. A full atgodaooe of the general publlo is requested. The regular matins of the (;oderloh branob of the West Huron Wombi s lout• tete will be held at the home ot sire. Harris today (Thursday) at 2 30.'olook r. a, A large attaodenw of the members ,e particularly matted. 11 to definitely settled, aye • report from Ottawa, that there are to be no camp, for the rural Infantry regiments this year. C.mps of inetruotloo for oltiowra and non oommluloo,d officers will, however, be held in September. The cavalry and artillery camps will take plow as usual. The Globe'" Hamill on oorr•.poodebtsays: "Key. (leo. F. Salton, pastor of the Ceo- teoary oburoh, will go to England to see the ooro0•Hon.f . for o h:, departure for the old out.ntry he will take about forty small ehildren from theolty to Fidoore, oo Cho Beach, fcr • ten dare' vacation. When be returns he will take his Boys' Club for • longer term to Chautauqua, N. 3'," Court Goderoh, No. 32, C. 0. F., will celehr■te its snot y by attending Aivine Servtae Im St. (iorge's ohurob on Sunday morning next, when the reolor, Key. 14. Turnbull, will address the mem hers. Tne brethren are requested to meet in their new rooms on the Square, over Ju. Wilson's drug store, •t 10::5 A M sharp, and march to °hutch. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to tamed. The New Ontario edition of The Toronto Deily et•r is one of the beet thine" of the kind ever published by • Camila paper. It presents with 911 the typographical ue•t- nese possible the resources .ad developmea0 now going un In what has opine to be celled New Ontario, Whatever The Toronto Tar undertakes It owlet through In the very hest way, and this Mat evidence of Its enterprise Is another proof of the growing strength of theft up o•dsm paper, .1 vets Moder, of the 'Ake Shore Road, Colborne, hes Jost purchased from Thoma" (laundry. the pnrehred Rigl.tered Yhort• hornf I all "Hero" 4' gond think, Heavy honed Young Kull, bred hy Edward H. Wise of ()lintel) and pro mooned by meek good .111igee to be ono of the beet Yherthnroed brought to this vla- lenty for a nombrr of years past. Sir. Mosier now has two Purebred Short• horned Hulls that are • credit to him and will oo doubt ho • great b•01t11 to the part of 1 he Country they aro is. As,rTnao FARM 11.1, -Another of our young intro having decided to leave us for what be considers • more promising field, • number ofhie tr friends n teed him n Ere writ at, the home of 1V, 11. M•oVrn,r on S ✓nrd.y evening last. The gentleman re. forted to is Mr. b' M. Dunham, who Isevea to • few days for Doman laity, Yukon terri- tory, where to *1 syll manage • large drum•' store. The oompeoy toIodated solely of young mon, Manna' Inende of the guest of the even!ng, u„1 was well .trended. Mr. Dunham has "pent six years in our town and during that time has earned and rs melees' the spoor and esteem of • large nivel, of Irlenda, whn will oneetmnuely wish h -m 'woe., In the gniden West. The pro retorting, were of an entirely leformai ohs, actor, the greater portion of the evening being ,pent In violet o0nurealien, earth, mune, e(o. In the gems of pregr.ulye . 00hr• In wli ah most 01 the game agreed, the first pin,. a cane, was won by Chas. (Jarrow and the wooed, s elver eau, by Thos. Nairn. Shorty alter 10 n'cleok the party set down o a trnly snmptnnns repast, after which R. D. Grant teak off late coat ✓ olled op Ms sleeves and in hie 01..l racy es previous morons., Mr. Andorra pea. ducted toe anniversary s.rytuee Mose. At the monolog etre:ce he spoke from 2 TO... 1 3, when be u god upon bis people to be intelligently grounded In the truth, and to ouluvate the grace of charity oee toward another, At toe lagoon servloe ha spoke on the phases ol Christian hope egi e u144111 d by Rom. 5. 5, At the l'hristlas F:ude.vor meeting oo Tuesday evening the young people celebrated Gila fourteenth anniversary by holding a social at the oloee o f the regular meetlog, ad promoting thele pastor with • ,•,mpl•te sot Of "Dr. Whyte's Bunyan the aoters." COMING AND GOING I'. B. Wallac., of Toronto, wee to tows lass week. F. G. Natio, oolleetor of customs, Set - forth, wee to town on Tuesday. Mae Kate Reid he visiting to So. Helens, the gnat of Mts. Mary Woods. Mrs. henry Mania, with her deagktef (Iraoe, le visiting her eon Io Hamilton. A. o:goner, of the "gland R De• partmeat, made an chole' visit to Meaforth on Saturday. Mee. Paterson, of Klohmon 1 Hlll,was here to town' the funeral of her aster, the late Mrs. W. A. Harrleoo. W. J. l'r.more and W. H. Rubedo.. . pent Yuoday in Stratford, the guests of tits latter'. brother, K. S. Roberteoo, Mies Mary Lyro, of Toronto, wee here last week atteadlog the 1 1 of her .le• ter, the late Mie Margaret Lynn, of St, Augoetlne, Fred Mose, of Marlon 0. is visiting the old town for a few day., Mr. Moes 1" carry• log on a p'osperou. grooery and products bootees' at Marion. 1V, G. T.ylor, who had been an employee ot the Goderlah Organ Cefor some yam, Ido oo Tuesday for Brantford, where he hal • situation. His family will join him shortly. Mr. and Mrr. Frank Hale are visiting Cha former'. old home bort. They bad bees for • year at Cutler, north of the "Soo," roe. Oleg • .tore and boarding house for the Saginaw Lumber Go., bol shoat three weeks ago were burned out with coneider• able loge. They will probably return to Guelph, where Mr. Hale was formerly ay ploysd. ANNOUNCEMENTS. M' K10r.Iak Howard. h.ye . fall stook and large a.eortment of builders' hardware. Our price is right. Ba sure ad go to the F:uokre Petty to the risk tele ( Thursday) eyo.ng, under the ai m:dose of the Daughters of the Empire. McKanic & HOwll.l. have • oar of Ir..b Peninsular Portlaod Cement to arrive this week. This 1. the •troage.t oemeat to this market. 1 am uretered to pay the highest oak prole ler 50 000 lb* of wool, 1 also boodle the pure Manilla hind.r twine, the bees ea the market. (Wm me • call. A. J. Coor.a, Godertoh, 0 1. F:rg. 14,. We buy for oh or trade, wool, eggs and butter. A 420,000 .took sf drveoed", groceries, ready.m.de olotblog, carpet., hoots and shoes to eeleat from. (;L". E. Kist:, Wickham. The best quality of lee cream, also the greatest y•riety of Leask fruit joloes for . odea, .re served at the Vlotorl• restaurant, Wet et. Oonleolionery, tout, olg.rs and tobaccos. ('11As. BLAr'K1TONt, proprietor, Telephone 70. CHUROH NOTES: 14.1, Dr. M••f.r, of Toronto, will con- dnot the anions lo North street M.thndl•t oburoh serf M.bb.th morning, and In Knox oburoh le the eveolog. `"-ArThi ohne 'Or the evening service In Knox ohurch lime Sabbath, the peter an nei nced the clad news Irom Senth Africa, whloti was reoetved with much appreciation by the congregation. io sekoowledgment of the happy Wine of the peace ontlers noes the congregation atloo eaup "Praise e Uo d from whom ail hl•esingi flow." '1'M tone of the new Ss. Andrew's (Presbyterian) ohuroh • ti C I field se n • laid y en Moodey, M•y 19th, with appropriate ceremony. The ohurch Is to he et erhtt, Drlek and will have seating o•paolty for over 100 people, J. A Fowler, of (loderioh, w as i he arohitaat and th • oontraetore are Ruohasane & Lemon, also of (ioderloh. It le •spenterl that the ohnroh will ne ready fey ooenpancy by the 181 of August. The first of the addrsea.• on "M hat Kap .+iso• Stand hoe" was delivered lest Sunday evening in the Baptists' hall on Eos street. Tis epesker, (;has. K. .Ione,, stated the ✓ auno why these addressee *ere given was that prevalent but erroneous Ideas oonoern- Int thn Baptist denomination might be rite. polled. The subject or/Armors ,even feed* mental 00,4.1l•' prinotplee nph.ld hy the Baptist denomination. Ao biennia review of the origin nl the denomination led no to the disooednn of two of thseo prinelp'se the eel* authority of the mow as tin ruin n faith and prarline sed • reeen*7.ted aharnh membership. The alit:... n..0 Smeday Ie to embryo* Immersion, the only mod• e baptism and the symbolism and slgelficenw et the ordoanoes. Oe Sunday, Ma 25th, R... .las. A Anderson. K A , oemplated fourteen years of hie p.atorate le Kai earth here. As Nn, Johnston Mentes It. Mrs. A. Johnston, of Carlow, write Tam 411NA1. denying the statement made by .lames Stewart that she had said In his base that Mr. Mitchell had taken oke lquor dealers' pledge. She says: "I did not koow at the limo there was eaoh • pledge, In conversation with Mrs, Stewart .he said, 'It Is reported Mr. Mitchell has taken both pledges.' i replied, 'Yee, i had heard •o,' meaning the Coneervehye pledge and the prohibition pledge. Mr. Stewart was nee in the house at that time," There has •v). dotal', boa • miaander.taodtng Ie the mat• ter, Mrs Jol'oe•oo makes It oleo' that she did not Intend to oo0vey the Imprimis& which Mr. Stewart took from her words. UUNGANNON. (From •"other oorreepoolentr Geo. Harris le vlsrttog to Brantford for a few week•, Was Mneel►, o1lloderich, i•tsltlog Miss F. Roberts. Mre. F:1. ('.Isms*, of Forest, Is vIy11ag her mother, Mr.. E. Thompson, Mus Mune look and Mus M•ry Cor reltn•, of Amaranth, visited friends here the pest -teak. Herb Whysrd 1• home from Toronto, where he has keen successful In his seems, at the Mobool of Pharmacy. On Sunday, Jaoeltt, the Epworth L.... held their ant y •,crouse. Mr, Hussar, of Holmesnlls. preaohed both morning and eyeolna, The choir rendered 'meets' mato. Oa Monday evening the Annual tea msetler we held. Tea was d in the parsonage, and the program g iven io the ohoroh. M . R.dober and Thomson and Mus Belcher, of Godertob, Miss Pail^reon, ot Auburn, Mr Tyndall, of Carlow, sod Mu, Mary Peptised, of Das moan, took part Io the program. Mr. Haar sten 4'I-vered • eple0did adage, Gne veru interesting port of the program was the prn.entatton of a beautiful elver tea sortie to Mr. GeorgeSothers (former Iv Miss E(z..1. Whoard ), the retiring prod. dent of the League, hy (0, rnngregatlon of the aliurah. Mr. MoN.le read the address and Miss M.Nair and Mrs. Biotite made the presentation on behalf of the 000gregatlen, .hawing the appreciation of her envies'. . M•ferthl4ey Nlselep Chi • n I a 11 . M• 30 -- , IMtwtly R y ee are mak tlrl p • g ornu• search thronghons the nit y to diatom: r the whereabouts of Irving ('hltlenden, the S*oIorth. Oalert°, hay, who di.eP Dcared lest Tuesday from that village. 1t I. honeyed that hie mother is keeping him hidden. AUCTION SALES. Ali parties getting t her sale bilis Vr ■ tad •t titsTne Wilhite* o •melinserted In Cita Ilan no to the time oft sales. ts'. TnnRnpty, Jae 12.--Aentton sale of farm, larm stone, Implements sen helm hold farina", property of .John Magfwd, lot 1, eon. 4, Colborne, one mile from Ree. miller. Everything to go without reserve, JOHN MIM1040, proprleter. TNosA, Ora DRY, .uoIlooeer DItD. IIARRIAON. In Lncknnw. on Thnreday. May 79th, 1901 1,nrest^ Amelia. doariy he loved wife of William ., Harmon, swat 67 years and * month• WIROIN9. in Oorlerion, on Monday. Jose 1st, Rh C. Wiggins. awed e5 years, 9 months end it day, Get of Mt Kimmel A How It.I. a parker' of is.ore.tlwsl sate food for year rl•es le w:11 help them. The Eakin peaty is aid M oke k•opttal fond la the risk I4M (Monday) insoles premiss* to be a bf+g eneeesa. i f i 1