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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : JULY 24, 1902.
D. M°G1LLICIJDIJY, EDITOR.
THE WEEKLY MAetllOT REPORT
Oooatou. July 93 tit 1
Fall Wheat 7 7 1 to e0
/lour, t•mii7. per 'wt._. -.-r 10 to 9 10
Flour, patelst. per (port -,-- 0 fu to 2 31
Bran, Ill too-. -- --. --- - 17 0e to 1 00
Shorts. • too ...... _...-. -. 10 00 to 1 00
Horoonlnp, par owl 1 W to 00
4(70, per bush.... 000 to 11
Buckwheat. per bush 055 to 5e
Clete, a boob ............,-_-40 to t*
sas, a bosh.....„--....-,..-75 W t 1
Marler, ear busk 050 to 60
Hoy. l ton old._ 10001o* 00
Hoyton row 6 CO to 00
Potatoes. • bush.. 70 to
to l0
flutter.
chooses. per Ib---. 10 to 11
Oars, troth asp10 Id. a dos.-- 19 to 13
Wood- ._-.-,.. CO to
tilde. -.- -- _ ..... 00 to
Tela - 10 to
1.l re Hors SO to
loomed Hoye.. 00 to
/Moon.,_ ...................................... 13 to
limn. per Ib.. ........... 12 to
Lord. per lb..It b
Pressed Beef, tte OUS$ 00 to
toothed Bost. hint 00 to
Cottle, 6 <port IM00 to W
00
59
60
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18
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11
00
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Kuala
CHAS Ill. PASSMORE,
Organist and Choirmaster Knot church.
Pupil of Mr. A. 8. Vogt P;ono. (Egan and
Voice. Angleee.atreet 01-tt
11158 OOLBORNM,
Teacher of Fletcher mualo method, will re -
clove pupil" at her studio, above Mr. Nattel's
Iesuraaceo00.. 11aml1t se street For Infer -
1 ,0110n apply either at studio or at residence.
NL Patrice • street.
rW. GLENN CAMPBELL,
organist and musie0l director of North street
Methodist church. meeker of piano, sloe an.
men and theory Pupils prepared for a1 ea-
.nnn•uons of the Toronto Conservatory of
Music. Will be Wesaed to tussive applies -
Pots from all those reuplrleg tomb laarun-
tioo at hie new studio over Thomeon'e musto
store. Use of piano for Or•otloe may be 0r
reined for. 0711
Public Notloe.
WARNING. -ANY PERSON BA1 H•
Mg from the Islands using the ferry
without permisnioo, •hoottoo. or otherwise
trespassing upon any part of the property will
ler crested and prosecuted
It. C. ATTRILL,
Ridgewood Para.
PRO?. S. L. TAUBis
•KUINIe.Tv*inn ofTR:IAN Aon at 3
•PeciaLI.T
All kinds of Spectacles ant Eyed4oe t made
to order Special •iteauoa given to no og the
570
Orden by mall promptly attended to Be-
wareof parties using my name. as 1 employ
no Iravlll0r ascots whatever.
dat4tootioo tIt110100 end. Katabllahed 447.1.
151 RICHMOND STRICKT W.. Ti)IO)N fu
Room. to Let.
frt0 RENT. -ROOMS ON HAMILTON
1 street st present 0000pled by R N. Lewis
a law °Moret; sill change Into small store If
oeosseary. Or rooms over atlas Quatro..
store with front sod rear eotnnoe. K. N.
LIMO. 71
For Sale.
AFIRST-CLASS FARM FOR SALE
OR T° RENT.
In the township of West Wawanoeh. lot 21.
concession 5 oontalning 900 .c..a. more or
eo.. about 175 cleared in • good state of cul-
l. atm°.
ul-
1 .anon. good fences. well watered,ood
orchard. buildings rood, ambles under barn.
42 by 02, ronvenlent to schools and churches.
:old on w terms to suit purchaser. Apply
to W. H. ('AMPo1i1,L. Westfield, or W. A.
HARRISON. Locknow. L: 3m
°HOICK .UILDI*U LATS FOR SALE
Ia I• (4 George's wood. Apply to L. B.
UVAN
a0-tf
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY FOR
ple. being the pDroperty of Mle Robert
Whitely. containing 34 acres, bolag composed
of lot 12 In the fob concession, and t sere*.
part of lot 1910 the 4111 000ne*sioo. Goderirh
toonohip. This • first clam farm one is nitu
stud •moat four miles from t,oderioh. Title
perfect. Jor particulars apply to the under -
stoned
Dated 2nd Jay, 1001.
PHILIP HOLT.
Godorlch,
TWO FARMS FOR BALE. -LAT 6.
commission 7. Colborne. costalelme 100
anti Lot 07. Maitland ronoe..ton. Ooderlch
towoabip, 000talalan 75 acres. Fish farms
are well feoeed and well watered , good
Moiling. and first cue. orchard on each
farm : nearly all under grass. Aixty per cent.
0of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage at .5 per cent. For particulars imply
to T HI' RNY, Carlow,
Ft IR SALE OR TO RENT. - MRM
+trach•n offers for sale or to rent the
property as 91eaeat ooruoled by her. on the
corn•, of Victoria and Brace .trema. There
N • large concrete building 00ntalolog dwell-
ing hoose and store, with all 000venienotw In
connection. Thereto also • story -and -a half
frame dwelling situated on the same Rs.
Terms reasonable. ApoV!? *0 MRN.
BTRAOHAN, on the premnlsoe-
OLI) PAPERS FOR SALE, FOR PUI'-
Ung undo, carpets, oto. Apply at Toe
Bta. A I. 045o..
A' 1'RIVATP, WALK
That big Stene house with 7-roomod brick
addition, eltasl1d on Plotoo Street. The honest
is dryand warm, blow lined throughout with
2-Incplant. It is onlld sod substantia. It
was built by the late
Shot'? (Abilene when In bin pr me
Not for a day hot for all s me.
The fooidatlor are about 3 feet thick and
will endure se long .. Oho PynmIde of Rooppr.
A home meeker ur in..stot who riot II see flee
Dntent'alitl..of fresh paint and pope-. which
are Ineupen.lre, and of miss. wh nh le pine
roily cheap, by a 11ttt . planning and ludioions
erpenlltnre ran modornine It Into an no -to -
date mansion. 1 assert moot stre•uoasly and
te4tleosly that a bin mown will sworn.. to the
wiemaw•ke investor for the beat or all rail --
sone that he hes. broad and oolid foundatloa
all rosily to his hands. The same o•enot be
Sold of a .11.44 or ,.sear. Let those who are
on the lookout for • Soft Snap investigate, in-
Vestlgate, Invest4soft.
Offers aidr.Ssed to
THEO. J. MOORROUSE,
wilt naive, rompt attention. ynMd I. O.,
ROI 7311. 1012 81 tt
ininianoe. eta- -
(`IRAA, 00. SHAW, UKNRRA!, INWUR-
�v AMOK and real ..tate tweet. 015.1, tee
door.sera.! 1'. 0.. Ooderleh. Again for the
leading tstoa fire Ieenr.aes 00000001./ and
t took sem9.01.1.
Morouttl1. and manufact nr'•Ig riots t
Nwost rates. 0111 at office.
W, wROBERTSON.
Anoka end Aocorisorouet. mis.ntant and nnp AAw.nt.
omitting" rented and mate e011.Me0,
rive Inolranea In Hratleh and (Ieea4lan
(,o. mysrtle.,
Most OOdorieh. set k Rare pTosittf
J. T. NATTEL, (IRNKRAL iN-
!MR A)11Ct snit Real Rotate agent.
Ire, Ufe, Arn4Awatand Plato Mose 1 wto
e1le('si Oil mutual er cash plan at lowest
.nta l((pta
tis"" Wish sal ansdisn ossopi nee esp
°VII 11
11111V. RRsgg 110 Ostrow a Ostrow. Rag
THE TOWN COUNCIL
Another Long-standing Mat-
ter Cleared Otr the Slate.
stralgbtenle4 Out o1 the 11r0.elllhle Walks
rrlawe-■r,e.e Oyer the nth at dale
B..lb Ilan,.* society Wants • Ball
Stand - A Beaty Evening', Werk.
Mayer Common ooeupt/id the ohatr at tits
✓ egular moetiog of the town oouootl on
Frldy •yeofby, and Couoolllors Knox,
Muroey. McKim, Elliott and Thomson
were to their eat,.
A tommucicatloo from feed Davis, pr.-
prtetor of Lhel Hotel Hsdlord, asked for the
use of the strip 01 land oo abs eutatde of the
Sona linos to tae water Douro, between
Mouth street and Kingston strait, ►o be
UMW! as • bowling green and to be levelled,
sodded and kept to order at his expense.
The matter woo referred to the publlo
so ke 0015004Uee.
A oommaoloatloa from the ecuuty oleo k,
statics/ the 0.0041 of county rate to 1th
raised by the town of Uoderlob for the
year 1902 to be $962.85, was referred to flee
fiosoos committee.
A stalemwl from the msneser of the
Huron & Brae Loan and lnr*stmeot Ce.,
stating the amour( on depoilt with the
Company to the , 0.4)1 of Gm town e. July
1et to be 124,545.46, was alerted to the
Somme oommr tis.
'the following oemmasloation was m-
aimed from D.okleson & Darrow sod was
referred to Lhs amoral oommllt4e :
Ooderlch v. Elevator Oo.
We haw. tec.t•ed from Masers. Proodfoot
A Hoye the ful.ewl0g polio!es of los.rance
.sighed to the mein and with the comsat
of the mooring companies rador..d :
1'..0 0 x 1 15 000. expires 22n4 °otober,
1902; British Amerman, 110.000, expire.
20.b °otoher, 1902 ; Guardian, 15 000, ex -
piths 25 le Outeb.r, 1902; Hortford,15 000,
expires 20 n of °mother, 1902 ; sod we are
oromleed R .101. $.5 000 ; Northmtl. 15,000 ;
Imperial, 15 000. N ins 11 the.. pohole",
bower. oo0'ems the 030rlg.0e clause, and
Mears. P. & H. Insist Oat If the clause le
ruluired the town mos' pay the sddtuoosl
premium demanded rf 25 cents on the
dollar. Wo have pouted out to Meter..
I'rnodfoo' d: Hay. that the )iderm004 in
this c... provides for mnurance "for the
bomb. and security of the p;•tatil. ' and
that we are eotlllsd to have an sbeelute 4,-
550500• of the mortgagee's le and not
m troth poltales liable to to lov.lid.ted by
semo wt or delimit of the mi rotators. It
leek", however, es If they louodef to ad -
bore to the poo tion taken by them. la the
m • atlm. we have ad•ued than that we do
•o► swept the pelloie• as a complete die -
charge of then* obligation. Yours truly,
Dioom000 & Gammow.
A tep••rt from EogIneer Kelly rnoom-
menAioP the dlwenti,s00oe of the see of
ab. fire hydrants for the Oiling of the ureal
w atering cart. for which purpose they are
n ot adapted, and pottleg In Instead pipee
and valvas for th• purpose, woo referred to
the water and light committer.
A communiostloo from Mergers. Dlokineon
S Darrow. aiming that the matter of the
. .-tion of Holm.. n Uo4erloh wait at an
en1, and .0oloei08 their bill, made up from
the beginning and amooatlog to 11,068 90,
woo r•fsrrol to the fivanceoommittse
The following inmmu010.1100 from the
president of the Musical Socle'y woo rs-
forred to the pabko works oommlttest :
Uusn..MSN,-Ws herewith prsesot for
your tondderatloo plan of the band stand
which vim Muelea) Sisley and, we thtok,
our Wizens generally would Ilk• to nes
erected on this Square. Your honorable
body I. quite tones that efforts hay• been
made to able direction before without avail
and that the prtnotpal object!oo roved bas
bon that a hind stead would be u eye.
sere In each • position. The plan which
we .ohm,t overcomes any possible weight
which "ooh on argument ooald hays. It is
ornaments' In desltn sol is Intended to be
used as a summa hcatte where people may
e ft daring the day. We hellevs It will be
an ornament to the park rather Mag
otherwise and will 5s the most popular
mitosis "pot In the Square. While Mr.
Tilt, . tth great kindness and public spirit,
bo, welcomed tits band to hie bsl000y. It
bon been oeverthe'sso at the ows0 of mac -
Mashie loeonvenleooe to hi, househoIA,
and he In serious to re»r•. It for the
roosts. in just oe to him, therefore, as
well as to the other Inter tits oonoerned, oro.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of cnanges mast be loft et this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Oopy for changes
mut be left not Ir ter them Mon-
day noon. Ousel Advertisements
soonptetl .D ho no' n Wednesday of
(mob worth.
reaehers Wanted.
rIIEA('1IRR WANTED -F(14 UNION
1 B. A. Mo. I7. A.hnom and Went Ww.n
osh, for the t rm beglnoing Amy 1* 48th. 1902
Appl'eatlons will be reoelved M AeOretary np
to August lath. Applicant will moose state
sant and onai4oatioos. Address: WM
IIA ILIR. Poet', Du0gaenon, Ont. 72 2.
l'onal•PI Wanted.
fi1KNDERS WANTED -SEALED 'I EN -
1 Oros, beth Immo or wpara1. are remind
for the erection of the Notts street Methodist
('horob, In t4.. Town of eodarloh, Ont. Ten
dela eddreseed to Rev. Dr. Daniel. Ooderioh,
SRI he taken up to 8 p.m. on August 12tn.
19.1* No tender will bo 0os.000 ly aocepted.
Plus and opeo4ntotlons eon he soon and In
formationobtatnsd at the Division Court
• ,Ire, Wept snot.
J. A. FOWLER. R. W. MORRNZIK,
Arehittot Seo'y Trustee Iloord.
.Situation. Vacant.
WANfE(-(X)MPKIhNT GiRL FOR
',moral h0.1S00rk. to go to Ch'cagn.
W*``es 01 per "rook. Apply t ) MRs. J. A.
YATKA, •t James Ya(eo, tttl est prof, Oode
It
loth.
WANTED -A 000D (KNIE+RAL MER -
rapt. in • small family, Apply to
MRS. H. STROUD, Pati Ont. PP7l-
WANTED -- 12 CAHINRTMAKERY,
Rteadf work for good men. 9 ate ex
pM'trffono1 and WaSal ..p..tedfbe'IJanadt0n
i)Aoe & School garniture Co., Preston. • Fl 11�
Publle Motloe-
Illtal1M1. rilHR CLRRK (4F TRE PEAOItI HAS
- l r oat wed th. M•IM I Mmt'11N of °n)artopit,
R. W. i. OALLOW, PO Ts' (71 AN 11By. ter the mna11101 matl*srat. and °Deka'
�rtwgaews�t g1�a I je9sof flea •
Mit ltd to noon v. tie rme.
inMdrtiw. 11114. st 11. rams M it 61 t0 I()girt ee the Pe tem
r.sp.elfully age upon your honorable body
the due;r•blllty of lulmodiate action, and
wi Ironton tie hops that your dto01an will
be a favorable one.
A000mponylog i his lsttor was au 511imate
from boobs/sang cod Lawton, Mamma the
omit of "reciting • band stand, so iordlog to
tie plan upsolbod, at $21d.
The following auoeun5e were referred bo
the 8oaaoe oumm*UMe : C>.n.dls• (Amoral
Klsotrlo Co., 'Toronto, 011, 12.95;irons.
termer, $196 75 : Thompson Bros., bloke
1.01011(464, 113 20
Tue sox tort of Maitland oemelery reported
two wet -meats In the usmetery Moos Jane
17•b, iaolusive.
Ti. water mid light committee reported,
rso.mmendbg that the request of No em
ployees at the pump how he grouted and
that they nasty an loorease of 25 omits per
day each ; also that the committee be em-
powered to have t6. Atrloaltaral grounds
and ballding properly lighted. The olerk
had bean Inaruoted to order come *applies
for the plant asked for by Mr. Kelly. The
report was odupted.
'the public works oommittoo reported
that they bad relu•eal Mr. Todd's appli-
cation for the prlyllogs el rooting booths
on July 120, not Mtievi0g they had auth-
ority to want the request, They had
granted the use of ►he Aarloultural grounds
is the Orangemen fer the 12111 had asked
that their notion be endorsed They had b -
struoted the slink to offer loss A SI.phard,
150 in payment of 14elr ola'm for sites. In
laying the sewer on Britannia road to the
summer hotel, and the offer has bean •c-
oapted
Mr. Elliott staled that this report was
400001eot. It was the desire of the oor.-
mittoe that no booths eh.s'd be erected on
the Square, and lhs clerk woo Inetrerted to
notify the !layer to this afoot. A number
of booths .bad been emoted, and he wished
to koow on wait authority this had bees
don..
Hls
Worship sold he had reoelved se
to thin effect frem the clerk. He
did not think •ity further dlaosssten of tie
n a' ter would be useful new that the 000a -
• lo. was past. He had been plowed •
rood deal shout the.. booths cad had ve-
lars(' appl toots to the clerk.
Mr. McKim did not want to let the
matter drop until the biome was placed
where it belonged. The mstruotloos of the
c. manta. had baso ignored.
Mr. Knox said so reeolutton Doo pasted
such es Mr. Elliott spoke of. Mr. Tsomy-
eon •Iso said no each resolution woe loathed,
while Mr. Elliott and Mr. McKim as
strongly .4..ed that It was.
Ther• woo quite • warm duoussion before
the report was adopted be abs oouootl,
Messrs. McKim and EIliottdiseeotlag.
Tie special committee recommended that
the *sIti) of James Reid, street Inspector,
assessor and ooll..sr, be loorehsed 850 per
year, and that the salary of R Paden day
reostebls be loi•rohi.d 15 per moatb.
l0 reply to an Inquiry as to the pro sent
maof throe othtore, the clerk .tetod
that Mr. Reid was now Putting 8600 and
Constable Phalan $25 a month.
His Worship loqulrod if it was the un-
s.lmous lording of the oemmlttee that tits
iooreues should b* made.
Mr. Thompson sold the committee had
g iven the subject oarefal 000slderhtlen and
had desldst that the offioun wire untitled
to flea •dva0cu.
The report was adopted,
The report of the flames Mm..ttfwe re-
000me0dlog the payment 0f a number of
soonu011, was adopted.
The tre.sarer's import for M0 mouth of
.1uoe was rod, a. follows 1
R 1r' 1 I r'ro.
fares 8 442.75
tVaor ratite .... 160.55
Electric light rotes336 45
School grant 438 00
Debentures (6levater
Co.) .... ••••50 000 00
Locos thew) 500.00
•' (r.eewals) 27.027.22
Usmaery ... .. .... 21.00
Sinking land 1.16100
Eleyator Co., Interest 2 500 00
Secant, to Deal coos
ret'/ 2,000.00
Total.
$84,586 97
OleltCR1E1111NT'4.
Salaam dart bask $ 977.63
Salaries 271 65
Printing and advertising 91 50
Fire department 23 90
Public works 152 01
Charity 2.20
Debentures iEle•ator
Col 50.000 00
Bills payable 4.000.00
" (annuli
thin walks)
I.LKtht 160 40
(elevator notes) 678 10
Waterworks (capital) . 96.00
(maintenanoe) 635 57
Kle.lrls light (capital). 224.25
" (matnteoa0oe) 92 49
Schools 558.18
M Ieoel lupous . 236.39
.4 ik,ng lane 1.161.00
Balsam to bank 1,788 45
" on hand 524.13
$84,586.97
The public works committee, at the re-
quisite of (;barman Thompson, was asthor z-
ed to have a oatoh basin put la at the owner
of Church and Nelson street.
Then Dome the ohisl bnelness of the even•
log, the reading and passing of no fewer
than len hylaws relating to the grso,litble
walks Th. common WAG "misted In this
Ioelne"t by Mr. Williamson, the auditor.
and the bylaws were put through with es-
p.dltlon. 'flees bylawa,wboh are o•leolet-
'd to straighten out the tangle into which the
r.nellthlo walks affair had got, ,•
f .Ilo •s :
K,i.w No. 21- M rescind bylaws No.
15, 16, 17, 19, 19, and 20 of 1902, r..peet
Int the graneiithlo walks ani the Issuing of
l.bentnrn• ►h.rdor, which h•.e not been
sated upon.
Bylaw No. 22 -to provide for herrnwlog
money on debentures for the sidewalks
frosticg 00 lots soothers 27, 70, 120, 121,
Market Square; lot 121, South street ; 1th
27 and the west 28 feet of lot 28, Fs., street,
sad lot 70. Kingston strut. The tots'
earn of these w*lks a $790 33. of wh(oh the
property 00ner0 pay 60 per cenk and the
town 40 per sent The bylaw oentaino
provision' for the rasing by debentures e
tho open of 1474 21, being the 60 per stmt.
of the one' payable by the property 0we•n
and for the levy 04 a •ufooet yearly rate
en the property ,n.nlvert. Owners may
wmmuta the .5,sasme.e 119 paying fly*
neer• per Dina* font in the Ars% pear mod a
proportionately r.daNsd rat. ler tho yob..
goent 75105 Dwarfing th. oommotetIon
@Muse, beth the Myer ane Mr. Willl•msoe
• xprsae.d th.1r opinion that nater the Ae
the above °lane* weold permit of rho pay
moat hy • proper*y nwe.r o1 the tors
amass ehar'geable to him in one lamp sum 1
b441:
e15517
Rvtaw ho.•,
23 is In regard to ►a• walks on
Wlsele0, L(.kthottu, Rt. I'itrink'. and
Rrltoe.i. street.., the total 0501* of whie► te
$1,790 34, of whisk moment the few■ die
bene. M1 item of $101 72 by rosow of this
allowa.op motto tet nermere, I.m•Ii`` h ha'
awes se be bore* by the 7 etepaiters e
$1,668.62. This tom is to ►w raised by d@
boatmen and • yearly tate levied against
the ploporty a cover it.
Bylaw Ni 24 deals with walks o• New-
gate street, Homlltu0 street, Eta, North
sod West wools and the :Square. The oust
of these walks is $1,282.26, of whisks the
rowu pays forty per ..nl.
Bylaw Ne. 25 Is is regard Oo Ett:,Haml!.
too, North, Colberw, West, Cohort. Mont-
real, South and Wootton streets and the
Square. The Dost of those walks Is $12.-
557.63. .f which the town ps)s forty per
01st.
Bylaw No 26 1s to d to walks on
Kiwi, Colborne), Nett It and Hamilton
streets and the liquors, ('est. 81,368.26
o1 which the town di.bon*s 1.547 35, or forty
per oeol.
Bylaw No. 27 refers to Keay, street, St.
Dayld's, Wellesley, lOghthouse and Eases
street., the Dost helot 11,768.44, all to les
paid by the property-owoor. except $37 31
all.wtd for a corner.
Bylaw No 28 -to authorize the Issas of
dsbeot•res to the amount of $10,173,9: for
the purposes of paying the proportion pay
Mole by the Lama, amounting to F6,538 46,
e nder bylaw' 29, 231 24, 25, 26, and 27, and
the further sum of $3.635,45, being tit. full
00.1 of the 01011/ loge eanstrusted.
Bylaw No. 29 provides for the oo.selh
dation of the debentures twit* Issued =der
the bylaws hoe. 22 to 28 1.01001,1, the
aggregate amount belog 1'1.3,192.81.
Bylaw No 30 authorizes the oouootl to
lamest • portion of Its debenture rankles
funds in the local Improvement debenture■
of the muololpallty, as authorized by sec-
tio. 420 of the Muoloipel Aol.
The passing of these bylaws ooboluded
the work of the os000ll.
AROUND TOWN.
CLINTON Com 1N0. -The ODtarlo.st. Meth.
tidbit, Wesly Matbodiat and Aoghoan
Sunday shoots of Cotten are Dnittog m am
e sourtleo to be bold to this place tomorrow
(?ride') There will doubtle*s be • big
crowd, and our citizens sl.euld Fe prepared
to give the visitor. • hearty welcome.
IMI'a0V4MeN7 TO S,'Ito&i. Iil'ILIl1.VN -A
e poo,•1 mooting of the public school hoard
+u held en Monday evening. 1t was de-
noted to ask the 10wn etmooll to provide
15.000 for school pursores fer this year. A
ouster of Improvements to the school
buildings were deolded u000, Blondbg the
✓ eohinghng of the 8t. Patrick'. and St.
David's word soboele, and the painting of
St. Patrick's: word school. Tenders see
being at ked for the work.
'E„o1•It,ION PROW WINO;HAY COMM. -
Tuesday. August 5t1s. will be W'logbam'e
civ;e holiday, and the date of thu annual ex-
ocrsaon of t6. 3V)c bum Sunday soboole to
tbiatown. This ha always been • very or-
joyable affair, both for the exourdeni.ts ao4
tor the people of Oodericb, and we hope
that this year's vielt will bo as pleasorable as
tbow of the past. 'lite fares from W Ingham
will be the acme as last Tear. 85o for adults
..d 4t5c for ohtldreo. Look out for • big
erowd from Wlsphom on the 514..
FARM HALT' PROW T11R °r.D CoU.TRT.-
Var tows• man A. Mdl): Alla. 4. haying •
busy time in his o0plotty as elovsromeot
oommh.eionsr tor tis Csa•dfao trait (lir -
pl•ys at the Cork and Wolverh•mp,00 ex
hlbltioe.. He writoe that be leu come to
oo0tapi with emits • numb., of mea who
we0l4 Wm 10 00000 Ore Canada and engage
M farm laborer. for terms of one to throe
year.. Any farmers In this district who de -
sine to moure such help may lea•. their
*amu at this .foe, and they will be for-
warded to Mr. Allan.
A Lo'. Cosi.- --The o.se In wbloh F. Mc
Carthy, of Aebfleld township, ie charged
with unlawfully taking and k..ping to Els
oo•eeestoo brave sawlog,' oat ashore so the
bomb of Inks Huron, and alleged to be
the prnp.rsy of the Cleveland -Sarnia Yaw
Mille Company, has teen before the I'elios
Magistrate, who leu sent d.bndant for trial
by the meaty judge. The defame 1s that
the logs were en the road and the path•
master directed defendant to oke Mem op
out of the way. The def.n tont has baso
bound over to the December semitone.
RgTCRNI... ,RUM SorTII APRIrA.-Pts
pararions are on foot for • reception to
Arthur C. Pole, who is returning from thr-
yloe with the ('.0•rtiah troops In South
Afr(o., and. wh. 1e exported to arrive 1n
Godertoh today or tomorrow. hurt what
form the reoep1htn 1111 take we are not to a
position to state, James (Peon,
• sen of Mer. Glenn, of Colb,rne, who
enlisted in M•olloba,wlll probably arrle ai
the time time to vial his forma home. We
onderstand the township of (lolhorne Is pre.
paring to boner him In • 5.ita4.1. manner.
CHANDRA 11.1 THE, HURON R4uIMINT. -
Militia orders issued %ht. week announce
that Capt. J. 1V, Sha.. of Clinton. has re-
dgned h4 J000lmlon to gocopt the position
of me.hoal officer In the 33,4 regiment.
Capt. Shaw 01100011.111 Dr. ilolmes, et Gide
✓ ioh, who, having reached the age limit, 10-
11re4 recently after a long and useful period
of setvcoe. 11 is .Iso announn•d that pro-
495lon•1 Second Lieut. S. J. A. Boyd and
u npero.merwry S000d Dent.. W, firyd9..
having Tett limiter, their name. are removed
from the liot of ofho.ri of the aotA,e militia
ST. Gt0000'e CHUR1'II GARDEN PARTY. -
The I ,.rdep patty under thy auspice.
of Y*. Georg.'. ohareh guild limo Thursday
swinish was • very huoos.sful affair in every
way. The beautiful ground. of O.F. ('cry
made an Idea spot for the Brent, and the
weather could nothavn boon mere favor-
able. 'pea was served from 5 to 7:30, and
retrehmeot and tar, v work tables all did •
splendid business. A number of good se-
lections were renrterod by the Marlee Band
daring the evening. The reward .f the
a55ld000s labors of those who had the affair
in ohago 0111 amount to stout 1200
1)IRn Ian M02T.R0I_-John F. M'ewsr*,
of 395 Ktag sOr.et, war, Toronto, dial on
Sunday In Mantreal goose al hospital oho.
anlergelngan operarloo. i)vo.ts.d woe •
' miasmal for the Toronto Uuh..lst. '
Safety (1,., nod had been In Montreal
I w.*k" looking attar the firm's.ff.lre
thereHe wog about fifty -Iwo years of
cgs. and Asti ham In bodging to Clifford
and Brussels, hat h.d held hie pr*sent
position .Inde the hostiles. was owned
by, Roth Rr... I)atvued tea ves •
wid.w, who le • slater sl loon
Looks. .1 Hrnsaels, and two sons.
The funeral leek plane as Menthols on To..
day.
Htwr'1TAl. TtNt 12104917. -A tea and ba -
sear M M ho held at the Watt *frost rook en
W68needay and Thom:ley, A 6'h and
7th, in ad of tho hospital fond. Th. ladies
who hase the affair 1s oharrs are making
earsfal nr000ratiens to provide • good time
Inc .11 who fa•or t4.. .oeasteo with that
preemies High tea will hn served on W.A•
need.v seeable at 5:30 e'cloct, ..d
Ianohe.n a1 1 o'olock en Thursday
Tim rink will M deenr.ted, and there will
he booths for t4.* sal. of t.nev asA osefnl
* Molest. A mus1s1 p will be reader -
4 *soh d*v. Adam-0ton to the rink will
Fe 10 outs ; with tot or loseh.on, 26 e.nts,
The affair w111 nonelo 1e) with • pr*....ane
Neeert an Tban0ay evening, oonosoe.eing
at H a'alnek, to whom oho •Wallen will he
25 *sots • coop,. A good program for this
event 1. In Gears* of pr.parallnn.
WHRtt.eu To STRAW -Olen Two little
lags, amid artily and fourteen years, "held -
al hate Stratford yesterday Rfe.,.... about
14 o'olook, the] sod dusty. They had
started out Rom the;, home at Uoderio► fur
• spin to Ullotuo, but uousinusd on to Yes -
forth on leaning that s buwltcr touroa-
meat wan taking phos there. At Ssotorsh
one euggesad that they pay a visit to *bar
oriole at Stratford. The ride must hare
bon Fury trying en one of the boys, *spool.
ally, for he rode • wheel on which he could
n ot reach the pedal, with oomlerl, propel-
ling himself by kigaing *soh pedal as It
remitted the oerpeodloulor. They found
their 00 .0.l boarding house 11tcr a little
difficulty and there they remained for the
alga. Thio morning they were up bright
lust early and eager for the ride back. A
Wong head wind deterred them, however,
and they returned by maw -Stratford H.•
con. Toe boys retorted to strove are Msu•
rico and Geoffrey Ktely. They are game
r der..
THn 111l'YR8It1N Tu DRTrnIT. -The City
of the 1 raiu took •u t 1oanl00 to Detroit
on'fnr.d.y •t special rat. from Sooth•mp-
W, Ktooarding and tiodenob. 7be rate
for the roue,' trip from (l.dcrloh was 11.
1'weot)-ave took the tr p from S.'r.0am9-
too, 80 from Klno•rdme and abut 300
from t;odertch. The boat lot here at noon,
aid as Gm day was 5u and big ht the vee.
age to Detroit would les • cry plea.nt Doe
1'he return trip wolf be made on Friday.
Among these who neat o0 the ercanloo
War*: Mr. and Mrs Loos and e.0 M.P. ;
Mn. M.looms.r, jr., mud M se VILvs Rabert-
800 ; Mrs. Illsok, the Misses K•thl....
Fiorito.. and Winnie Bal, Mrs. Waltoo,
Ain. Armour st,d Mus Ju.,. Stratton ; the
Misee. Harris, Miss Amelia McLean, Wee
Litz.. Coto, K.ihewarl sad Fred Brophev,
Mir H.tiia Marisa. Mn and Miss Oliver,
Mies Fioreoto Tamer, Harry Wtgain., Mut
May Dunlop and Mus Luttrel, of H,wmon-
vt le ; M... Tens Mlkw•n ; Weems 17,r•
..d wady. W hitely, to Port
Huron ; Norman Charon ; Mn, (Ree. )
W.11wto, .) Ssalorih ; 11 11111•od, 01 Clio -
toe : M... lisle) ; l's•s L,wltt ; Jeootbsu
Mader, K ,warts, W. Tnomeoa, Mrs.
(tuear, Waiter Hackett', Wm. Kilpatrick,
N.y •.d Mus Mona Kted.
AT T112 Loge Faucr. -Tb. sir. Advaoo•,
win 45,000 bm,`eisa wheat from Fort Wit
horn. eau ueload.d •k the .1.0.tor en Y.' -
today. and ri'trot la the ammo, for 1',,r,
N tln.m The Bohr. W.waooeh ar-
rived o0 Saturday from Rlohsrd'. Lending
with Iambs ter the Doherty organ lac-
totv, Clstou Tb. pas/mover steamers
m•do'bolr rsgulor ,ills during th. week.
The 1'.Ot.barg on her oerth%wuod trip
Tuesday night had • large number of pee•
.eog*rs for Uoderich Chongee have
brei made l0 the time tables of the Krog
E Iword nod City of the Straits. The K nA
Kdw.rd hereafter will leave for Detroit ab
12:30 r. to on Thured.y and will leave for
the So at 9 P. M. on Saturday. Tb. Die
of the Strain. 0144 lease for the Soo at 9 r
u on Friday The elevator lu5•w..k
had one of the lamest shipping ..•lone io
0 history. During the week 209 oars of
grain were shipped out. Oa Saturday •
rush order for 25.000 bushels woe revolved
at 3.50 In the afternoon and by 7.30 the
moult care containing the am,aa
ordered wen loaded and away.. ., Newly
• million bushels of gran hove passed
through the elevator eio tar this season
The abr. Roted.ie is expeoted with • c urge
of wheat ee Moods'', and • morn Immo from
Chicago Is exp..ted shortly.
OLD Bina Fit/Ur/Ion AT Wiz. -The "old
boys' of the trait Ursmmar Mobool,00w Gm
Galt Collegiate Institute, had • moat 10j1y-
able reunion last week In oelebrstloo of the
6Ilbth anniversary of the (auditing of the
* oboe'. Prominent mei were present from
•11 parte lel the United States and Canada.
•ti1 Godsrleh Mu not uorepreseoted. H.
1, Strang, R A , priocipol o1 Ilodertoh
Collegiate lnetltute, won prominent in tit
demonstration as one of two "old boys"
of the class el 1852, the first year of the
.oboe! history, who were present. He •1
t o responded, at the batgoat which oled
'hs two days' rsunien,to the t ,sit of "Slots,
ln.l tatiso•," Another Uoderlob eltiz*o
to whom the occasion brought bank youthful
days was Dr. Cassidy, as the following para-
graph Irom a report of the affair Intimate. 1
' 'Tamale's bays' were reoewoed divers
and swimmers 10 their day. and many a
.0aid old huffiness man, who h.d returned
M the sohool alter an absence of half • life-
time, Insisted on takior his friends down to
the 'two logs' and telling thorn eotha.l&tic
slly of the marvell000 les'* that h.d boon
.00empl:abed at this lwlmming hole, mod of
tit• groat dive that Jamey Cassidy mads
from the •rock.' in 1856. Dr John Cassidy,
a prominent medical prsotltloner of (lode -
Hob, was called upon to y000h for the p.r-
010010rs of th. thrilling story of the dive,
and It developed that he was the Imo of the
long -remembered event In the sohool'innate."
HO, ICI.l.-CRO7I7R. - A quiet but pretty
weddteg was oebhrated on To *day at
Woo:Mne Cottage, AahieI1, the home nl
Mr. and Mr,. Jacob (Jeerer. their elder
daughter, Ede, being united to Melvin 4007,
How.1), Doe of Uoderleh's wet' -known
yoang butlne*. mea- The house was pret
tily decorated for the 0cou100 with ever -
aeons and flowers, The oeremony took
photo upon the lawn at 5:30 o'olook, in the
preemie of rslativ.s and s few immediate
friends. Rey. T. R. McNair tied Um nup-
tial knot ,and the weddlna march was played
hy Mn,, kloNair. The bride woo handsome
ly attire l In m costume of old rose silk,
trimmed with loo. •ppllgve, and oarrfed a
bouquet of white roses. ohs wore • beautl
lul sapphire and pearl brooch, the elft of
the pram. After the wedding dinner hod
been partaken of, the bridal party drove re
town, and In the moron/ the happy 'maple
took rho 7:16 train for • trip to Toronto,
Niagara Falls and other plaooe. The bride
were • very betoomtng travelling dress of
b'scaie shade, with a pretty hat. 'I Woe do
partes 051 eternalized by the showering of
Boo and flowers and the tendering of mwy
hoed Molise by the friends g•tner.d at the
etc ten M the them o9, upon their return
they will for • bime oco0pv the rondenc. of
R W. McKorz'e, eorner North and St. Vie -
omit •trerte, where the bride will 1...1ve
ethernet 13th and 14th. Among those 9111
mit at the weddl.g were afro. Hnw.11, Her-
old and Wilfrid Hewell, 'of Onondaga ;
Mist (irr,.,, of W.rllsl•I ; MI.. Winograd
('ro,!er, of OrangenB., and tis Misses
Holm.., of Detrol' Th. array et wedding
gifts was a large one and Metaled may
srt.lnlos both hawthorn* and uodul. THIS
`+t,. v Al. 4.,e) to tender Its laieltattooa up
on eh. happy *Tent, and with*. Mr find
Mr,. Howell all manner et harmless. 16d
pro.0erlty In I heir matrimonial 111..
Ar I'olor IAnti.- 'fns fllowlag rylster-
.d at the Pont Farm during Ibe past work
Mn. H•ylatt Moore, Mime M Moors, Hsy•
late Moore, Mise Thai• Wamine. Detroit;
Cow. U A 1.h.Oky, Mr•. C A S,h.tkY.
Miss Rebesky, Philadelphia : A. D Mulrean
rind wife, F. Smooth and wit., Uoiderbh ;
R. H. Coates ani wile, Fort William ;
tier/r.1, Porter, Frn..r Porter, (Iederloh ;
Mien McKey. Rndeey, Gat. ; A..1. Cwnpsr,
Ueda, lob ; i) Mn(llllt'-e401 , wife awl
Iomily, tlml.r'oh : Them.. M0(illl,ead0,,
w ife end tsmo1y. *'Orem.; Melon (lumpish,
Aylmer :,tori. Robertson, Kretar; Alio.
M Shoetree, Pelona /short, N. W. T. ;
.loan A Corby, Ridgeway ; Anna moK•y,
Relesy : Halo. 1. Thom. .p, (iederloh
Rny R J•..I*eee, (led.rleh ; Flosses Tor
ser, lea. hs'oak 1 Marry Salkeld, ()ode,
h ob : MIA M. Tweet. Tomato 1 Rdw K.
Uaeat. Uoderleh ; Alfred ('ook, Helarave ;
Clara Sharman, Priam Alberti, N. W. T. ;
Mildred K Compiled!, Port Albert : W. If.
ROberteou, Uoderlob; *4,1.11* Holm.., Ds
troit ; Nellie Freeman Harris, Gderiob ;
Elisabeth Booth, Wlodaor ; J. M. Harland,
.1. F. Thomson, Uedarlob ; F. M. Turner,
Morrie, Man. ; Jobs Lsweon, Uodsrt -b ; J.
Gibson, Toroute; Wen. SVlisoo and wit*,
Miss kdl1h W flew, Miss Lila Wilsons, Mn.
Dr. Uordoo, Master R. Uordoo, Miss (.or.
don, 1'eroote ; Percy Cornell, lloderlob ;
Miss Satbertood, Alys B. Batey, Uod.rlob ;
Arthur P. Wollaston:, Wubingtoo, I'a. ;
Ida ltllls r, Brussels ; Miss Stratton, J. A.
Molotoah, Uoderloh; S. Hlhokburo, Glen-
coe ; Mrs. 8. A Buobanan, Mies Jessie M.
Huoba0an, Mn. J. J. 8. England, Mn.
Charlotte A. Eogbod, Detroit; H. Rotbwdl,
Mrs. J. H. Rothwell, Helen Rothwell, Tor-
ont.e; Goo. BlMett and wife, MIss Maned
Goldthorpe, Miss AIm& Goldthorpe, MI..
Miller,
.1. Miller, Mite N J.Koox, Geo.
OoAder,J.Frar, Jar. Dicke, Aroh. J. Meteor,
loh...,,,
Nsw HOSPITAL AT U•AY1NHt.'RNT.-A•
io*Htatioa In whloh some of our readers
have taken an t,terest 1e the new froe
pita for for 000eump vas which hoe boon crest-
ed at 0 burse by the Notional Saoi•
'alum Asooiatlon, and wbloh was formally
opened a ample of w mks ogo. The new
boepltol 1s situalel afloat half • mile from
the Mo.kok• oott•ge sanitarium, to •
tib mhng aril well .heltued location sear
tha.hose of L.he Mo.kck., whose spark -
hog and Mand-itadd.S water. it overlook.,
The bo.pltal Is . sub.uottal and handsome
butldlr g, resting opoa • solid .tone found-
ation. It leas yet not oomp!etely furnish -
,d, but will, the mottoes hope, be shortly.
The e9ulpmea► and •ppoin;menti are •11
deslgood with • view to the oomfort and
h••Rh of the patient.. The hospital when
tally equipped will provide •000mme
dation for oo• hundred patient.,
In opening the buildlog Sir W 11
Ilam Ralph Meredith, •ioe-presldest of
Om National Saollarlum A.soiatioo, staled
that It was de.igp.d to meet the need of
those sufferers who oeuld sot afford Io pay
.oythleg for treatment Tb' buildtog was
aper to everyone who had oo means Ir..
o! •II chaos ; Its doors would not Le Wooed
to anyone oho was a fly subject for treat-
ment within is walls, nod who had not
means of providing for the treatment
ne0oeasry It bed been muted at • omit of
$20,C00, one -ball of which was contributed
Or Mr. 13'. J Gage and (tot other half by
rhe .stat. of the late Hart A Maley. Sir
William oonveyod the nook" of the true
tees to the public, who bad esnlrlbut.d silo
wards of 18,000 towards the furol.hlvge.
Mr. Gage crated that the hsoptted opened
its door" without • single dollar towards ao
endowment for the mantel•oi s of patients.
Toe Association le putting Ito faith In the
nip heartedness of the people of Canada to
provide the 000eeeary fonds.
1.11A TARTS To VIoIT Uongwor Mayor
Comoro. boo reoelved an Intimation from
Moo. J. I. Tarte, Minima of PobIto Works,
who is now taking • trip on the lakes, that
he will pay a •le'.t j,p Goderlob. 11 1a net
k.own just bow soon hie •istt will 000nr,
but according to the .tans for the tour
mapped out to • Toronto paper It may be •
,k or two before Mr. Tarte r.aohs this
Place. The Morget,o Mloister was :ordered
by Isle pbPydolan, so It is stated, to take •
✓ est from official bu.ineas for • few weeks
,n order to r.ouperote Me strength. Hs
promised to do ,o, and the present trip is
the outcome. Mr. Tarte w•o told aha •
Lke •oyage would bevetlt him, and, ohar-
,oterotlo•lly, be is turning the trip to 00-
nount by gaher..g Information In retard to
rr.o.porotion matters as he goes along. As
The London A'vertl..r says, "While other
,.blest ministers are .n oylog • well-earned
nolld•y, Mr. Tarte is taurlog the Inland water)
ways, and In.proting Amerlotn and Cana
dials port,. Mr Tarte'. muter passion Is
transportation. H. has unbounded fsbh to
Canadian waterways and We dream is to sen
the ooeso bound oommeree from the w550
liveried to the St. Lawronoe route, Willa
Montre,l as the great oatmeal port. Hie
enthuslsoat has oarrled him so far as to lend
support to the Georgian Ray ('anal scheme,
but he admits the country le cot prepared
for the outlay, and Is 0000entratleg his
e t orgies OD the Inter oeement of the present
.:gra sworn of the (t. Lawrence oh•nna
and of the harbors He le esp.-Molly en.
gaged during bis p t tour In examining
hedookf•ollltlesat this A010110110 ports,
.nd no douo0 the ('anodise potato of trans.
shipment will get 1h• benefit of the data be
ha. gathered. 'Transportation li Canada's
greatest pr•otlo•t problem at the present
day and 1t le fortunate the minister of pub-
lic works Is so dimply Interested In It and
oombloes with thin Interest • rare energy
and practical ability. It was this ofliolal
zeal and rho desire to 0tady •vorytWog at
first hand that took him on • manno trip
down the Frown) River last moonier, to
look Into the p..dbilitles of the toots
scheme. Mr. Tarte-s gluttony for work
1moaots almost to • defect, as he ie ape to
overtax hie strength, and kis health Is none
too robust. H. should lee the steam out of
the boiler ono* In • while."
LOCAL NEW8 IN BRIEF.
Nearly everyone has Dome hobby ; 1'rld-
ham• thn tailor, make. • hobby of glvleg Ids
oaotomnre abwlnt' eatleractloo In Flt and
styles Prtoee, too, aro reasonable.
There will be • epeeist mooting of the
town coattail this (Thursday) evnolog•
There Is to be a gal. at Ohs wharf thin of.
or0noo of the Deal en long • matter of dls-
pao to the ore of Wilmot vs. 0 ioderlon.
Miss My Cna'es,Awehor el Mr.and Mn.
Isco Uoat..,le soldering from spinal Ona his.
Her friends, hope to hear of • moody ,eco,
try.
At the Masonic Grand Lodge last week
R. M. ('..sets, of Stratford, was elected
t)isktot Deputy for No. 4 district, South
Huron
Cod., the oa.ploee of the Young Iodise'
Sodality, Mt. Noses oharah will hold a
garden party and evening eneo1rt to the
Rubor park, Friday, Angont I.
Thr many Wends of Miss Wynn will be
pleased to leas that ohs has about .stately
ra..vsred from her recent •tt•ok of peso•
month, and is able to be out agan.
Aaotlnhser Gundry sold • number of
hones for Robt 11o1.0an on thoo:410 rs Inst
Thursday afternoon, Westmont hearths sold
from $48 50 to $84, anti ethers from 8105 to
}123.
0.p4 Roam Is still doing bonniest a0 the
Wood heat hones and has • good line n1
pleasure heant for those who Ilk. to Indulge
In the pastime ..f rosier on inks or
river.
We eengratnlat. Mies MoVItt1., • etud-
es% of Toronto College of Maio, en hav-
ing eoeoseefally poea.4 hoe sxaminstton Is
piano, vnea nutter*, an4 IaWod.etory
th..ry, taken honors In Mann.
W..toby'e broad delivery) had • runaway
on Newgate street out Toads♦. Ths 1,,.ve.
wont Aging from the wagon as Ike herr*
hnit.A .los, this road. Tn. boy who was
dr,•leg hart hie knee olightly hart.
1'h• merehenta of (iederinh have nob
•lapsed the wkly half holiday system
MO summer. it 1e sot ono late yet 4n tak.lt
up and give the Maks opportunity for •
ter outlays before the end of the ssas0s.
W. draw ask..Mw M the (purl of (bee.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -JULY 24.
Pace
Servant Wanted -Mn. 11. Stroud, Parte 1
Cabinet Makers Wanted- Joao/lasOthpe
and School Furniture Oe. Ltd. Pres-
ton 1
Teodoro Wanted -N..1. Methodistchsrrh 1
Sor•ant Wasted -Mrs. J.A. Yates,..... 1
Anoousoemwt-J- A, Walker . ..„ 1
Write C. • Letter -Kyrle Brea., Toronto 4
Teacher Wanted -W... Ba111s, Dga..
000 1
Romova-Joke Walton, Sadoford 8
July Salo, Last Week-Hodg.as Bras.,8
Aa•..otomeal-W. Aoheton A Moo,,,1
SNAP 510018
- We are getting a full share of rain and
a fair share of sunshine the.. days.
-King EDWARD'S coronation may not
have as many frills as worn originally in.
tended, but it will do.
- We are going to have so many hetoe,.
in Canada that there won't be enough
the other fellows left to do the chore..
-Transportation is now a great question
in Canada, History tells us that It was at
one time a moving question iu Ir.inud.
-The time fur tiling proteeta is over,
and we can all preserve our souls in
patience until attar the legal ,acatlon is
ended.
....The star chamber methods of the B.C.
judiciary are positive proofs that it. was
high limo editor MACADAM, or somebody
el.., put them under the searchlight
- An American captain has been fined $60
and suspended for one month for inflicting
the "motor cure" on • Filipino. He should
have been put•uneler the pump, himself.
--From the way The Hamilton Spectator
is wrestling with the scrap iron assessment
question one would almost be lei to believe
that The Speel.tor is fearful of being tared
on Its scrap iron article*.
- The Mail is not through with one elec•
tion before it wants to be into another.
But The Mail treed not worry ; the retlis.
tributton bill is to come down before anoth.
er election, and there will be no trouble
with the Senate nest time.
U. l'asemors, org•nlat and choirmaster of
Koos oburob, to oar •dvertl•1og oofamoe,
Mr. Passmore cyan )OILIUatton a. p1..o,
organ sod polo.. His studio Is at We home,
Aogleees str..t
Sixteen Sokoto warn sold for Goderloh on
Friday evening last ; the one coach that
was on the mired was packed like sardine*,
standing room gator at • premium en Ike
mope and baggage car, and others wanted
to gee on bop. Saturday morning 270 were
.old and 75 for -the noon Orals. -Clinton
New Era.
John Foag.,, of the sixth °onoe..l...
Colborne, is •ddiag • story to his dwelling
and building a loge sew addition of two
.torte., Goo. Mabel has the 000trw% for
the masonry sad Bach & Lawson for
the oarponter work. 9. Breckenridge has
finished the lathing and the howls is now
ready for Ina and plastering.
A. B. Davlsoo, who has bee. at Aylmer
for soma time, is returning to hie forma'
position s0 0. M. Elliott's grocery. Mr.
Elliott intends to Mks • rest from business
cares for • ooaple of months, and Mr.
Davison will have charge of the store in his
abettor'''. 1t Is noodles. to say that the
business will bo In good bandit under
Mr. Davison.
A plot of boyish mischief was observed
mom• time age, the uerloosoase of whloh the
youthful perpetrators may Doe bate realized.
A oouple of boys were plylag with
lighted matohes with the evident
Intention of dropping them in one of
the letter boxes around town. That oath
an .orlon Is • punishable offense It le hard-
ly neo.*sary to Mato, and we desire to utter
a warning against suoh oefarto . frisk..
A mooting oh the provisional dlr*.ton of
the Hraoe sad Huron Railway Co. was held
In Toronto on Thursday, July 3. Amos
those, ammo': were 1), Geddes, Port Elm. 1
Wm. Mo(lregor, Southampton ; N.11 D.
NoDouq.11, Tiverton; J. K. (7ampbsil.
Hepworth ; B. F. Kutner, Wlorton 1
Joseph Barker, Klntordin., and Jam.. Wil.
son, (;oderlah. U. M. Bowman, M.P.P.,
was also present. A resolution was pawed
amalgamsstng the Broth and Huron Roil•
way Company with the Manitoulin island
North Mbore Co., with • Flew of making
rho former • part of she system anted.,
New Ontario.
ARRIVED AT HALIFAX.
the Troopship Wl0lfr.dlan, with Ind
M.•a1.4 tine% from south Albino.
HALIFAX, N S , July '_'2, ---Th. troopship
Wmltredian, with the Seeaod C.11 R. on
board, dropped anchor In the harbor at 3 10
this morning, and was soon boarded by
L'oot.•Celonel Humphrey, acting D.O.C„
Mr. Bard of the Militia Department, J. 1L
lambkin of the 1 (; k anti pros riepresoes•
ativ... The ship had a fine rots from Dar -
8.o, the passage b.Ing Ises than twenty-four
days. There was not • serious oast of Sok•
pees on the boa, and •Il are In •1oaless
health and spirits.
Lieut. -Colonel R•ano 1. In Normand
M•)or Merritt ..ennd In oomm.od and
Major C.meron junior aeeond In eammead.
7 he men all spook well of the efficient.
Lout. 0.not.h.n, the here of Harte River,
had 1lttls or nothing to soy, and esoresed
wonder at the foes th. Canedtan posers are
m.k100 over hie exploit. Lieut. Markham
rsma•s la South Africa. He M enraged Ito
railway work thou.
('ootnry M trretatiose, the W,01 ,, .
an did not Ieiy• quarantine until after two
%hie afternoon, As It will take oeesldew.
able time to transfer 'men and
then a not likely se be any street ea
and nearly half the mea thane en share fell
small Nodies sn4 are aejoying fhsmlelvsw
with friend•. The city In In gals atter',
and mooh dleappetn,meet le sols at thee.
being no ohano for • popular dsmemstra.
Moo.
The troopship Wialfredl,n doksd
the deep water terminus at throe o'e
this atheneum. Thoth wets ever 5,000
pit &boat the dock and on Waiter teras%
and aha men were rlyea • hearty wslesmt(t,
as they name ashore. They were.
Immediately pbeed tie beats • Male
whlnh eau w.Itl.g for them. Ti.
left for the west at 6:30 P. M.
M
The R.anelel meetly fee tit 0
dlowfot of tit• M•4.1Aist .Yurek will
bold at Relm.s,IH. es Thursday. •
14a, at 10230 A. W.
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