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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : SEPTEMBER 18, 1902
THE WEEKLY MAKlwtT REPORT
O0ouMAoo, Sept. 10, 1905
yell Wheat 003 10 W
flew, famlly'pa ow/..,. _-._., 01010 200
►boss, patent, pcwt.,..-.239 to 2 3)
p et ..- 17 00 to1700
(!Cort•. • Los _ . _..._, Al 00 to 2000
Port011os'. 002 eat 1 00 10 1 00
Rye, par bush ..... .. 0 OO to 00
Buckwheat. per buab 0 56 to 56
Mtn. 04 bash mewl . ,--_.,115 (O 36
1'ese,•bush- .... ... ...... _75 to ID
1larlei. per bush 035 to 35
Bo.. los crus. .. W t0 0)
Potatoes. 04 bush.. 3) 10
Butter. .............. 13 (0
e'htv,ro, oar lb....10 to
tones, tre.h eapaokSd. • dos.., 13 10
90 to
Htdos,•••••_.•••-m., • ,• 00 to
Polo. ..., 41 to
Oro Hove .. .. ....••00 le
I n.vsed Hoag 00 to
Bacon. m.. 19 to
Ram. per Ib.. .-,.-....o OM. ..,15 10
lord, per 10. 11 to
Ureesud !loci olid W to
Messed Bat.00 to
Cattle, Rigpoorrst (10 10
Ordtaary W to
11
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16
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1‘1 NS COLBORNE
is r.00n4 ug her classes 1n two Pletcher 10(10!1
method at her atudlo on Soothes arrest,
For information apply either at studio or at
residence. SI. P•trlog'. etre*.
LIRAS. M. I'A9y16ORE,
Organist and Cholrmlt,r Knot churn..
Pool of Mr. A. >i Vogt. i' a0o, Organ and
l'op e. .laglow* street YI-tf
W• . GLENN CAMPBELL,
Organist sod mud Jeal director of North street
Methodist churn h. teacher of piano. pia or
o lio and th.nry Pupils prepared for all es•
•minauoes a! the 'I'urunto Conservatory of
!!sada. Will be pleased to receive spplte&
uoio from all tame mooniest .such lmetruo.
Lon at his new atudlo over Thwtrnt music
store. Ilse of piano for practice may be ar
ranted for. 671t
For Sale.
FOR SALE -ATM HALF LOT 17,
Cos. 7. Col In Metuchen* two
village lots, hone., very barna, outfit and
4 willof
00 bass
Kr tome ms o 07 to
1t
1 s
ode»K he
ed
N /YMltjdl'ON.
M It
111HAT BIG HTONIC \OHNE WiTH
1 halt as acre e' Tend. a sates street, can
M bought for 124 was se the dollar if snap-
ped up Dow Ikooeeeekere nod Investors
would do well to Iov.stlwa e.
Address
THKO. J. M(IORH$I'i(L
9101 Ha Sold P. O.
VAKM FOR SALE OR TO R'NT-
• Iota 19 and 11, Coo. 1. Colborne, t.in
for 111 acres ; bah farms well waters/. Rood
buildings and 1 acres mood orchard, Howe
Ii .tory betel: barns -one 56.3) and other
60,31. emblems under bolo driving house he
sod pig .table-. 160 sores cleared, water at
house and t,arn, euppllod lar hydraulic ram.
12_tome In fall wheat. WM 11LAK K.
D Renmiller P.O.
FUR SALE.-KIO/IT Y -ACRE ?'Atilt
on Hayfield road. owe Ood.Nee known
as the ''Alexander" farm. Apply to 1'ItOUD-
rl/t,T h HA Vie. Hornstein, Oo.terleh 171t
'Volt SALE N0. 1. OUNCES
Eon 1. K.U. Aehf.Id. 100 sores. Ib soros
hardwood bush Cpo, rise property there is
o home Andes. !3x91, frame baro In good state
Of repair, 11x5('. one stn of orobard good
well. I'oeseesloo at any time. Ser further
pps&irttleulars apply to
JOHN CAMPBELL, or to
os/beprs.Ns., PHILIP HOLT.
Aug. 20.. (703, B•rrisier, etc .
97 -of Ooderich "
'VARA/ FOR MALE. -LOT 67. MALT•
r land ronoewloe. Gott 'rich township, (0o-
taloa•* "5 acres. Well tweed end well
watered: cool buil linos and fir, clam
orehad . nearly all under groes. Sixty per
moot toe purchase mousy may earnest on
mortes04 at 5 per coot. roc particulars .ip17
W T. H('KNS. Carlow. 7611
DK9(R,KLE KKMIDEO.OE FOK SA LK.
The subscribers offer fw sale the rash
lana and baontol grounds adloinina in the
town et Ooderich, owned and o^.oupied by the
Iloo. J. T. °arrow. who Le shout to remove to
Toronto. Toe property embraces seven of the
finest banding lots In the town, containing
nearly two •oro., asd to anyone not deeming
so •rtensive r garden windbe •iv ntseeuus
ly sub -divided and sold as building 'Rea,
Poer•e.loo 0t any time. (00psahen invited,
Trrm, one-half twit, balance os mortgage at
6p r cert.
Bated at Ooderlch July 24th. 1902.
tf DICKINHON t HARROW,91
Vendor's Solicitors
AFIK3T. 'LASS FARM FOR SALE
UK 10 RE,NT.
In the township or Wait Wawsnoh, lot 27,
eo0eewloo 5, sootaleing IAO scree, more or
see. oboe 175 cleared In • good state of cul
livatiot. gond loot.., well watored. good
orchard. building* good, stables under barn.
42 by o1, convenient to schools and churches.
Mold on easy terms to cult purobaeer. APply
to W. H, CAMPHKI.1. Westfield. or W. A,
HARI113ON, Luckoow, 903m
C
HOiCi* :WILDING LOTS FOR SALE
I$ SL uecpp
rge's ward, A1 I. X.
I)'
to tt
VALUABLE FARM PROPEKTY FOR
o.(.. halo the property of Mt. Robert
M7.0 ntenine,blacres, toeing composed
of lot 12 In the 5th ooneeeslon, and 1 acres,
pert of lot 12 in the Lt h ronrr.lon. Ooderlch
township. This a first clam form and Is situ
ated about lour miles from uod.riah, Title
P'rfw 1. row particulars apply Io the uoder-
Moned
Oaten 2nd July. 1902.
PHILIP HOLT,
• Goderloh,
Notice
WAKNINU'.-ANY PKRSON BA1li.
Inc from the Islands adnti the ferry
trhho'u Permission, •ho.,.(03. nr otherwte
!reaming upon any par. of the proterty will
i.' arrested and prosecuted.
K. C. ATTRII.1..
Ridgewood fart.
pR
• ►A tomatoit tPTrl'IAN Ago syJ
All kind. of (pIPKr1ALl,.T.
/,.
ts mrd hr eot.nlc, and ,010)0 , made
&7e especial attention given to fitting the
Orden by moll promptly attended tolie-
ware of parties using my name, at I employ
no tnvell10` agent. whatever
151aiefset400 Enaranteed. KetabI(,hed
RICHMOND t6'L
OND STRUT W.. ToRON'.0
ltunraeis, .to.
(IIRAS,1. HRAW, URNERAI. VISOR-
' 4140Ost}, nal wag* soar. (mos. the
O., Ooderlok. Agent for the
todlognotgW dos ln0neaaes 00.0 ianles and
Wooing stock Oomnanlos.
Hargeool. and rrunufsot»rina Heim t
ow"•erotes. Call at oma,
- -
W, R. ROBERT/ION.
Aenonnt\nt and in1wr&noe Agent,
book. ri41W.book.d amount. med. no.
I
and rented
rho Insorwnne In British and Cense/Ilan
Compania.
°Mee- )n Proadf000 a Rate' sse1,North
boot GIoAmrioh, dL
1 '1. T. NATTUi., 01SRA!. IN•
• aUHANoe wgMl tet asset.
& 1.41 , Anoldeatasn ppm 1asnraneo
.Ate . p*al bNstwal or wase tile. 41 !.woes
ry Kalish (1
awl •nabl.n asslpNlss rep
tPMater). H tf( I0(4lea lry. ow k Gamow. au
DK' vr 1..
gr.
asm, RY Icii►Nwer-
e.
AROUND TOWN
A.OGT Dat Knot/Nato -The S1. Thomas
Timet says; If the deg polsooers would
devote their altoatlna to the ussl,ss ours
and coley cele to some seotioos of the olty
the people would be williug to chip to sod
pay for them. Hut (boy always Polson good
dogs and ars tiltrotor, oo the "Wanted'
list of thy polio*.
TRAFFIC TO TOWN?... Et HIe1TION. -0 es
300 Hoke's to Toronto wore sold la (Lode
rich during the ezblbition period this year
Tkm exam number ww 303, bang a large to-
or0ase oyer last year, F. E. L.wrono'
.xb,bluoo busmen at the town sioto'. udi is
was early $400 ahead of last war's. Uode-
riob peuplsare du.og :bsir share of travel
ling.
A Nei` 1),.*,. -"Sold to the (Joderich
Organ Co„" was the cutit'e attached to an
elettriedyo&mo in the pznlhlt of the (Jolted
Electric Cr. at the Toronto •zblbllioo. 1
Is • 200 -tight dyoamn, which b loto•ded to
rsplwos the 100 light maubine Pow awed 1.
l gluing the organ faototy• T. Company
1s mottos' ready for • stretch of night work
and will require extra 11ghtmg power.
Warm Remain' O►rict.--The rspor
of the 10epeotor of revistry otbuee for 1901
has bee. Owed. Hy reference to It wm tied
the following for this oouaty:-_muGlolpsl -
tlss, 25 ; lnwtrumeote registered-p0te5ts,
2 ; bass, 5 ; mechanics' lt.a., 6 ; wills,
170 ; diode, 1,429 ; mortgagee, 1,006 ; 6ls
(bareo of mongoose, 1,060; absIraow R yes,
1.207 ;'arab., 1,013 ; Iron fees earned,
$6,071.25.
AT THe LAKs FR INT -Tants .9 the her.
for bays been qu.et the putt wool. The
King K1w0ro was In last Thursday on her
down trip sod oao. In a7•ls oo .Sunday
mon, lop bound nor b. llh• hod about one
hundred paweogere on the exoarelon to ti.
Soo, but only oboist mo pot on hare, moo( of
them remits, pwtveog•rs. She 1.t0 Monday
morning .Th.ra•penter work In the
sour coition of cabins on the itr. J. J. L,ag
ie bolog puoh.d ahead.
M"RRAY•CA,H,-Thu^,May morning last
• yaw, weodla .olemu ze
g wasd at the wee•
id.0ce of Mr., Ehr.btth Cul., N.wgats
street, whoa her third dengbear. Vary, was
on ;fel to Jc0sph Murray, of t hio•go. Rev.
Dr. Ure performed the ooremony. Alta
the weddtag breakfast the happy oouple left
on the ear. King 2lwarJ for • trip to
Detroit, Grand R4plds and Chicago. Mr.
and Mn. Murrey will mike their home in
the Windy Coy. wbae the bride's m.ay
bloods wish her loop I.fe sad bsppin.n.
Figs Notts Kovno. -The dwelling hoots
of Wm. rowan, on the 1st oonowsio. of
East Wawanesh, oar Blyth, was to;allw
desrroyml, Lowther with Its eooteote, 00
Sunday a week ago. 1 he orlgto of the fire
is a mystery as there hal not bon a fire tot
month. in the past of the hour whore the
coal stored, Mr ('011en'. loss
11 I: berry as he had only 9300:neur•ne,
m Nettie Cowan, of town, is • unmber of
the sty. and she le at prevent with them
feel o repair the dimmer which has
fallse poo their borne.
L0.TI 1 AT TUB MnplI. FI BOOL -Os
Mtad.y i t Ur. (1Ra300, wee is speadlaa
few week, • Chador oh sad who Is well
kitten of • wallas anther el snp9W, at
11/ltaa , , Vacant
GOOD GRIM SERVANT WANT -
ed. Apply 141 L K.DANCKY, 2t
W'ANT'ED-REL1 BLK LADY AG -
eats to take orders or the best ouatom•
made mire ,n (Mails, N its quickly Ib
Ml0ION GantKNT CO., Our' h, Uri t. Boz 219.
(-) S IK WANTED ATTR OODERICH
' Knitting Factory. Nope n. -d apply ez-
0.Pt those wanting steady emp(o meet. Ap-
ply at once at the Company's OLA.. Viaatet,
G2NRRAL SERVANT WA
Apply to MRs. d A. Metb&W,
Vie ens Street
WANTED BY OCTOBER let,
steady. rol able buy, from 1610 707
of age, to help ooaohman and make hlmsel
'generally useful. Apply to MISS ATTRILL,
SOI -St Ridgewood Park,
1)„,01f WANTED -A(' ONCK-MUST
M strong and active, J. H. WORIKLL
Wanted.
APPLKI ANI) HELP WAN TMD -1
am preptnd to bay any Quantity of
Apples at the Nelson street Kraporotor, Good
prion p.Id. A number Of girls and women
wanted in Evaporator. Apo!, immediately.
00-1 U. F. HAMLINK. Oodrrloh.
For Sale.
10TRAI'PiN0 PAPER A LARGE:
TVV quantity of off newspapere for sale
Apply at foie oM w. tt
Tenders Wanted
pit NDER A WAN rim - TEN DEM
• will be reoelved by the undersigned uv
to 6 p in on Monday. Sept. tind, for Inlne
Halt sad 3 stand privileges at 0 N. W. Kohl
'to
bits e, d,wloh, on Sep'. 10 sod 0,1. 1, The
stands to be I owed atlas/Mmrily to th 1 Com-
mittee of tis• Far. Hy Olde,
JAMBS NIA:HILL Heo,.•
Males to Creditors.
NOTICE TO UKEDITORS. '
In the Moller or 1t' 11. South, of(A. Toren or
Ooderich, in the Cow nip Of Moron,
Hold Keep. r.
Notice is hereby given that the above named
ham made an wtgumen to m', under the pro
vinous of ".n Ant respecong Aelgnntente
for the bcnetlt of creditors, being ('hap. 117.
R. S 0..1897.
A .eetiww of lase Creditor* of the said %,H,
Smith wi l too hold •t my office in the Court
H lose, In the Town of (edorioh, as 11,3)
o'olook In the forenoon. on
3R11. V. REI'TKMIR/et Mtn.
for the appointment of Inspectors and the giv-
ing of Directions with referenle to the dleppa-
s of the estate.
Kvery permn claiming to fen entitled to rank
on the moue 1s required to furnish to not par-
iIowtar. of claimpaved by •miavit loot de-
elaratlnn(, and such vouchers ag the can ad.
mite of.
R.O.RKYN°I.It9,
Sheriff of flume, Assignee.
Sheriff's nolo[, Ooderleh, s mt. l:a IIp2.
NOTICR 10 CRKDITORM,
/n the Molfrr or the R.tnf. 01.00Iva Sinnne.
Intro/elle Tne',, of God. r-ie.h, in ((1, Conn
y nr /boron, E.i'orr, /i•e n.. A.
Rollos b herchy given, nor cont to thn' Re-
vised Statutes of Ontario" POO. cap- ILO. that
all emitters end others he•Inv claim. .gelnet
the eats[o of the gall Sol -noel '(Inane, who 4Mi
on or •t"UI Ih0 17th day of Anatat 19(2, are
moire! on or before thm first hey of October
ILMI. to meed by post Preyed or dnllcer to
Messrs. 1)1091nwn R Barrow, Ooder,nh, (Int..
+chafer• for the mxee0mrs of the last
.111 end tnetement of thr saki disarmed
thole Christian and sir -names. endow
N* and desoription0, the full ,nrtloulars of
their clilma a etatenient of their &coouna
and the nature of lh. 'securities, (11 1071 held
by then.
And tort her (Mir notice that afar tomb last
ietlonod doe the said et:motors will pro-
toted
ro-
0 ed to dlet rihnte the min. Of tlot din *o.d
among the portlns entitled thorn° having rm
toted noir to this claim. of whleh they shall
then 141,0 notlrOand that the said •l emaorm
.111 not h0 liable for the sold sewn or any
art 'motor to any portion or persona of whore
.!alma notlee shall not have been reteetved hy
them at Lbs Hrne of safe distribution.
Dated tM nth day of Au*nst, 1902.
DICKINSON k OARROW,
1 ▪ bl s W, J. Paden. sad K. flown
the levitation of Priuolpal Tlasrk save thi
members of the modal class • delightful
talk oo the subject of reading. TM llootor
Illustrated the prinolplee of reading, which
he sot forth by woolly Interpreting several
well-known poen[. whlub greatly pleas.d
the alone. At /6e close of the lecture • nor•
dial vote of (Woke was teudetei Lr, O'Ha-
gan for his highly interesting *ddreee.
Bin WArg,o,Purr "s L*Ka Hutto -_As
the atamer l,uy of the Strew Imo p'uugh•
tog through a violent squall on I.ske Huron
about b•• mile. off Ktooardtne on owe. 11
there suddenly appeared on the hats of the
departing storm,cl„ud r watetepout rising
seven' buodred foot in the air, and N oar
that It was 1eceeary to araim uses neck to
see th.Jwbole of it. The .pout wit widest the
top and Quilted toward the departing storm,
resembling • large 4eh horn inverted, St hen
oompl.1. the 'pat was fully a thouead
feet high, asd water was carried up at •
great rate of speed,
Sur? UP )'urlt Cuws,-5evvto1 corn of
breach of the tow bylaw have been brougb
to tise ootice of the Polio. Magistrate
reos0tly by the tarn 00aat•bl. soil • doe
mewed. O3e particularly gl.rtog o0'
was that of Peter MoOwen, who was up o0
S.turday. Four cows were 1st loo.. on the
Urea( with the expectation, as Mr. MoEwen
stales, that they would go to their motors
held, where hie man would lot them to A
line of $6 and mato, making • total of $9 65,
was levied, end Mr Seager nitwit. to lo-
(1,ot a heavy penalty en all aN.s amine
under bas notlo till the bylaw is strictly ob-
orve.I,
('AkrTA1.IR )VAT's HOOD Nuge,-The
(lower -plot shoot the mutt house has been
uncommonly attrootly this year, and to
pirtloplse the display of pansies tit the north
end 1s worth mere than . pudog pisco.,
The extra •ota from the town of oourse
helped to make the good showing, but Cara
coker Watt dwarves credit for hie oar. and
skid iii looking after the plot. With a moa
of experlen,e to luuk atter the parks soy
money spent open them is well swot, and
• systematic elfin for the Improwm.ot rod
beautifying y g o! tie tuws9 perk Prop „rt
would be one of the most progtabb schemes
which the '-100011 ooaid devote half.
BATHER EMPARA•n1•al.-H. 1'. Mare, of
The Aotoo F'o u fres., In an amount of his
'rip 110 the Methodist general conference st
OV,00tpev, tell. of an amusing tnoldeot
w hich occurred during the elimination
of the band bsggwg• by the Co,wd States
0016ome oftioer as the party paved through
SArnta tuaoe, A. the xfiicer was examiciog
th.9r(p of one ct the °onoexioual (than
of &h.charob..'viral plying carita dropped
nut of the reverend geotleman'e bag. til
course he deplored be knew nothing .bout
thorn. nor how they K,t there, but he had
to endure a lot 01 good-xatu-ed b•oten,.g
'he',ntender of the day. -Galt Reformer.
C st's:Rest x e ITU G. '1. R. Orro
1'. liras., superintendent of the building de -
',summit of the f .. T. K. , and W. Kennedy,
auperint•odeot of sloth* power. both of
forooth, were In town on Tuesday sod had
. coofere0ce 0 oh Mayor Cameron, Town
Clerk Sit cliell rod Eogmoer Kelly in re.
gard to the apply of water which the r, 1'.
R. rew'ves from the town. Tbera is at
twreot no agreemwt betwsen the town and
the railway company as to the rate of pay•
moue for water serrloe, and an .Bort te
being mode to arrive at a proper basis for
snob payment. Tuesday's confidence paved
the way for an s9resmmot which will doubt-
less be arrived at in due time. who Whin
lalurmatioa as sscur.d to th. matter,
ALL,N-CAMPe0LL,-Lae( Thursday tho
midwife of Joha'Lett, William infest, was
the sows of a pretty September wedding,
when Mr. 'Putt'. asp-dangbmr, Maes Kam
Campbell, was Gaited In th.loads of matri-
mony to Clareooe Keg'. Aliso, of Detroit.
Ti,. home, was prettily decorated with dote
ere, and the ceremony was performed by
Reis. 1)r. Um under • 14 rs4 mech. The
Orlde was attired in • akin of grey voile
with white wilt waist, sod corded white as-
ter.. She wan attended by Mas L sae
!daisy, who wore • gown of pink organdie,
and o.rrled pick aster. of the same how
be groom.mon was Kenneth Campbell,
other of the bride. The beet wlsbss of
h . many friends follow the bride 10 her
oew\pome 10 the ('Hy of the .itreit&
MI'1, ADA Hnrn,N'e WIDDINt,-At the
Metbodbt persoo1ve, Contralto, on Wed-
nesday, hleptemOor 3, Miss Hutton, only
daughter of Rog B. L. Hutto°, lormaly of
tioderlob, was married to Fred. W, McDon-
ald, L 1). S., of Detroit, The Monday
evening prevOhe to the marriage the mem-
ber, of (fen bride's Bible close, numtering
upwards of eighty, together with the Ego
worth League, of Which she wag president,
mst at the pKNaalm, and an althea* ter
presented to Ma. Ratton, 0000mp•oled
with the gift of • silver tea wt. A number
of rslatlysa anti friend. of the bride and
groom from Detroit, liodkrloh; Wlogham,
Meter .0d Toronto were present at the
oeremooy, which was perlotmal by the
rather of the bride. Mr. and Mos. Mo1)oo•
old left by the evening train far 1Htrolt,
their future home.
AN
017Te1DR HIt►AKuATOR `g6DP.lr,--The
wdj inroad Ingnset in tie muter of rhe
drowning of Frank !Awesome. one of'Ibt
Drew ot the India, was held last FridayYp
the town ball. The eyideno of H, Mover
as to the viubnoe of the storm no the night
of the •ooldeol let November was to the
.Hoot that the weather we • not so rough but
that the vessel. might have entered the her•
hor safely if there had bs'n • proper break•
water outside the ".trance. A Mona to
that *Boot Is Iacnrporated In the jury's ver
diatom Coroner Holmes was requested to
forward • oopy to the Government. Follow
ing Is the v.rdi& : "We find the unknown
man to be Frank Lawreneo, who was second
mate or Die Mesmer India, sal was with
three other• on hoard the ■tomer Marine
City last Novemh.r, and were Inst nR tMc
hotpot; and we behave the *tamer with h
mason could nave entered the harbor esfe•
ly hod there boon a proper brook water."
1011.,) *0407" AT Tilt Hoo Mrr.r -The
Lake Hnroo anti Manitoba Milling Co. In-
tend making Improvements in their plant
shortly, and to Noun capital tor that and
other potato. are offering for sale
$125,000 7 p0r oent. oomutalye stock.
The oo.remobatel Improvements ars
the emotion nl • war.honee with a
esp*elty of 40,000 barrels and the ie-
.9allasloo of • amnion alt. place otp-
abia of making 200 barrela per dui through
the atilliOion of t1., exI.tom slam. It le
ales preooeuf to pew cif the Watson of the
purohass prim of the property and to pro-
vide • working 00pltal of $75,000 Applt-
ostlnas for .horn' will be received by the
Netlnnal Tenet I',,, limit°, 0o to the 25th
of this month, and as Dig company Is to •
goal racoon, and the preferenoe stook Is
th0toaghly *scored, there being nn existing
nr onnemolatsl bond Immo we have nn
doubt the lease will all be t'kon op by that
de.
IT WAR A Goon iN.TITITTON.--0ni of the
h.&tat.sraotleea for Ruron1.o. at the ren
mistrial hair which has jos% olnsed at
Tore*to was the t at n-0dnssn hy the Huron
(114 Rove Aetoolotlnn of this olty That 1t
was •ppreMa•d i& onffinlen(Iy well shown
by the font that en to Thursday last over
500 gamma had regut.ae' their mama la
te0 visitor. book. Thar tneleded, heralds,
visitors from A'1 parts of Hares, former to.
ultimata sf the smutty ham a widely extend -
&d area who dropped In 10 renew m.morles
el bygone days. Our former towasmsa Hugh
MaoMatb, • post pros/dont of 1'uro0tu'.
Harms Old Hoye, was to •tteodauoa the
grater part of the time and extended to
callers mob a hearty greotlog ay 10 wore
one that .vee many years of residence in the
otty °scoot effete the tris Old Huron spirit.
rhe Toronto 0.4 Buys dowry* the [beaks
of all Huroolaos for the 000dder•tloo which
prompted and tho energy which carried out
the !des of eatab;i.l.l0g suob • meeting
plea for tie pest and promo; residents of
the c0u.17,
HF 'Tvi rasa HIN 0'. c*. -1010'001 often
• newspaper editor has testimonials enuwor-
ed upon him He doom.'[ look for them
He is generally satlefled if a few of Ms read-
ers drop 1n oboe • war and pay to scimitar,
seen 1f they du say, "0 well, we mast have
the tool paper anyway... But the editor .1
The Wapella Pat felt m good last teak
over the following short eulogy on bis paper
be could sot keep It from hits radora. Here
to le "Dar Editor, -After reading your
valuable paper for two rears we bad twloe
at our borne last night. gloms do out sem
me the paper any moa as 1 am • poor man
and onnot afford to rare • large family."
1'H1 LArs l'1tu.. GILDER. -Doe of Salt
turdt well-known teadeom passed to the
life beyond en Wednesday of last week. In
the perm° of Thos. Gliders. The deowso
had reached the adveocod we of 82 yearfs
and died of old age rather than \oy .paibo
ailment, the Iota Mr, towers was born as
1820 near Colchester, to Essex motility, E.g-
loed. la 1841 he oma to CAsado, moils
top la the provisos of (luaoeo 11111865, when
he m01.4 to Uoderloh. H. lived nen tsar
about four wan, and hod won mai* hi.
home 10 Soltlurd. Mr.. (:lids. died
year. •vo, but tbtir tour coos and four
daughters all survive. These are : John
and Wiliam, of Toledo, 0. ; Emmen, of
Colborne toe/whim Joseph, of Santo; hire.
Ito nharr, of Biomarth, Moo.; Mr. ELI,.,
Denali; Mr,. Thos. Minton, Colborne, and
Mrs. Horns, at the old home. The funeral
took plate
on Friday afternoon toColborne
cemetery.
Tiio LATO WILLIAM BLAII,-Toe fun-
eral e1 the late t1'illiaut Blair, who
died suddenly os Monday of lase week
at his borne, 3rd concession of Oodaloh
toe ...hip, was largely attended on'1 hur.day
of last week. The obseq ales were oeoduoted
by Key. Mr. Vellaod, and the 1•t.ermeot
was made In Maitland cemetery. The pall
bearers were : .Jas. and .tubo Wallis, Joke
Wood*, David Lindsay and 5454 m. Kill dd.
Mr. KI%;r was bore In Iceland seventy -throb
years ogo, and cams to ('anode with hits
parents at so early ass. }Ie was • member
of the M.Ibodut church, .and is the early
i.y1 oft.( did service •s • Inoal preacher,
Mu wife 011 Lydia, daughter of the lam
oemosl Berke, who survivor her husbind,
11r. and Mrs Blair had eight children, of
whom w•.0 are- still Irving, cot eon, N ill•
nom hayiog died sere:al years ago. Their
surviving oblides° are : Mrs John Woods,
E: zeb.tb, Sophia, John and James, of
t:oderioh township. and Jeanie and Mrs.
)oho Willie at the Soo. Mr Blair was •
. d nelghl»r and respeoted by all who
lama him.
AT ON,:uupr HALL -The Case ot First
N•tohez Hank vr. Coleman, which had Its
toot [nal at the Antrim here, was before the
Court of Apwal at (irgoode Hall the put
week, A. K. Aylesworth, K C., for the
Plaintiffs', appealing from Cast Justla
F.l000bridge' judgment dismissing the
%onion with cats. The aotloo was on a
promissory note for $2,000, made by the
defeudaot to the order of the Vidalia Lum-
ber A Manufacturing Co. Int Vldala,
L,uid•o.), anti endorsed to plaintiff.. The
detenoe, to which efface was viten. was that
by agreement contemporaneous, with the
maktog of the note sued upon, the note was
to be payable o01y "sat of such profits as
defendant's shares in the Vidalia Lumber
& Manufacturing Co. might earn, and that
oe such profits hod bow earned. The op -
Wants 000ttoded that parol evldgace of
troth an agreemcot was iosdmlssible, sed,
even if sdmiseible, that the evidence given
41.1 not establish the agreement as against
the appellants. h:. L. 1)tek1oso. (t7 tog
ham) and J. 1.. Killoran ('tufor(h), fur
deleodaot, t,ppo..d appeal. Not finished.
HYMKNZAl..-Wllla.m Wallace, formerly
of town .ed now el Pstrolea, returned this
week for hie bride, whom he wedded o0
Tuesday •1 the home of her p•rentw. Mr.
and Mrs. Kiobard A. Sprung, Stanley
street. The nuptial ceremony woe per
formed at noon by Km. J. y%. Robtnmo,
Pastor of Victoria street Methodist ohuroh,
to the presence of • gethertng of relatives
and Intimate friend.. The bride. MI..
Minnie Olay, second daughter of Mr. and
Mre. Sprung, was attired la her travelling
mese of brown Lroadcloth, with white silk
whit trua.med with silk applique. Her
loom int ewe of white .stere. Little
Evelyn Mol.e•o, dressed lo white, end car-
rying a basket of white awl pink flowers,
w asted as flower-virl. MI,, 'Pen• Sprung,
sister of the bride, played the wedding
march. The happy oouple left on the 3:15
P .M. train for • short trip before settling
down In their home at Petrol.. Among
the many ue•utiful gifts reoelved by the
Mid. was • silver oaks rook.[ presented by
tjie manager and employee. of the Goderloh
Ksitniog Co., with which she had been rots
peoted.
AT Vitt LANK FRIINT. -Thing. at the 11s, -
hot hays been (oleo the pee; week. The
K(og Edward was to last Thursday on her
down trip and come in oasis en Sunday
moaning bound north. She had about 001
Worked o0uenaere on the immersion to the
Soo, but only .boot ten got on here, most 01
them regulwt passenger.. She left Monday
morrow The oarpenter wm k in the
oo0ttrnotars of •cabins on the att. J. J. Lona
le befog pushed ohead .....The etr. r:rlo
and consort Danforth arrived Thuredwe
night from Fort Witham with wheat. The
Erin hal 28,500 bushels for the Milliaa Co.
and the Danforth 10 00P for (he Mdltna Co.
and 32 500 for the' Eikvtor Co. They
cleared Friday .vesica toload coal at Cleve -
lend and will make onolhv trip t• this
port ..... ,1 n. *tr. Advent* le exported
early nest work with the Ire[ bergs of new
wrest The mho KOIf•g. 1100 in port
yesterday o0 the way north Irom (!''wthem
The Mr. Ouilrage went north on Fri-
day, hot wag delayed at Klnn•rdl.e until
Sunday night by the roach wsother..
The work en the onmmer° al tlnuk.Is nearly
lintshod, and by the let of (Outeher It Is .1,,
'meted that. the harbor work*, tn0ludioy the
repairing of the north pier. will be 000'.-
pl.ted.
Hs Iv Wr11'.,Mx6 Bract( yo WINN11'zu
-Th. W In.ipeg Fre* Pr... Now. Holistic'
of Saturday, Rept. 6114, ander the heading,
"Noah!. Men of Methodism," had toe fel.
lowinginteresting reference to the pastor of
North et rat Methodist ohuroh, who Is at
present attending thn general motormew
Ming hold In that oily 'rhe motel" was ae-
eomp•nled by • tory gond likeness et fir.
Daniel. "There are probably not many 1n
Winnipeg today whit meld anima thio gees
lion,'0hn was the Meet poem of Wesly
ohuroh in this olty" isle duwhtfel wheha
any one of Me protein con pregaHon wee •
hearer at that tow A law o1 the mamt
mealier, ore moll In tem oily. Mt Day aro
probably wlthene etneptien only ewww.rted
with ether obarek.. Rev. (George Daniel,
M. A. Pe. U, will, however, tied many
ell/ 139.4. iB Wlalplg. *ed is Wesley
ohnrob ; for he was Atm here after t
Mae of his p0Wra(e In Wesley ohuroh.
remained 10 Western Canada for twel
ware, during wbich time be was 'tattooed,
after leaybag Winnipeg, at Regloa, Portals
la Prairie and Hraodou The reoord of Isis
mmlaterlol Ili• is, la brief, outlined as fol.
lows : He entered the ministry la 1871; was
.(shooed fur tone yoare on the Sarnia dim-
trlot; was ordained In 1876 at 8t. Cath•
arinr; spent tour yeas en the Niagara dts-
trlot; was •tatloied ta Loedoo, Oat., In
1841; is Wtoolpeig to 1833; lo Kog1a* l0
1806; lo Portage 1* Prairie In 1889; to Brea -
don to 1892. He was elected secretary of
000fereeco in 1888, and chairman of the
Brandoo dletrior, 1892-95, He won I0•Ilod
to lluesa'. mAeoo. (Month, Inodoe, 1895; to
Copula thumb, Sarnia, 1898; to North
5110et, Uoderloh, 1901. He hoe been eleoma
• chairman of (Darla[ 00001a0oaaly MOW
1898."
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
he I Uoderloh high 'about wbloh he bad slam
He I bold ooatlououelv.. Mr. Moore was 1.10.
ve married. We first wife was Mies Rowan,
of Pyrone, Durham ooa0ty, who died
eighteen years ago. this sou, Alvin ,lames,
by this union survives him. to 1890 Mr
Moore married Mos Truman, of (;mulch,
who with one daughter, Mariory, 1e stir -
'lying. Hu laves alto two brothers--
,tamee, of Tyrone. and W ullam, of 'Mama -
ler -and two slaters ---Mrs. 1'.rk10s, of
Owen Sound, and Mrs. John Wuherldge, of
Delia/tem..__
COMING AND GOING
ill■ Coal. SITUATION. -A "burologgeer-
Don" to many Godertub bonen title fall, and
perhaps throughout the waiter, wtli be that
of the fuel.upp'y. 'rhe strike of the I'eno-
eyiv•oia mlpers has out off the usual scuroe
of supply of •othramte owl, which during
recent year. has beoom• more and more
(eulrolly used for heating purposes, and
nosey householders ore 000frooted with the
problem of duoov.rang some other merino of
keeping out the frost and cooking the male.
'1h• problem, though serious enough t. Its
ohmurter, bat not yet assumed • very grave
aspect, as peopte Wye been Imaging the
hope that the strike would be settled in
time to allow os the sending out of coal from
the mhos In sufficient quantities to hasp
1h,ir furo•cee golog comtorab)y. But the
first cold snap -and along swot the end o
3ep'ember it b time to look for (cid snaps
-will put • different phase on the matter,
and toots will be maoy long taws gazing 01
gimpy coal bine awl whistling in vain
for the c',al men While In tinienoh we
era pot eo badly off Oe In eons phos, when.
there Is not • pound of coal to b. had, the
supply here te ezoeeiingly short, only we
dealer ha io any to NI and that only
•
ren limited mtts( gotnt ty. In oonverratlo0
this dotter stated that though he b.d 500
or 600 tone of auth•\ci,.• on hull most of r
was already ordered sad when It was pone
11 wool.' be n oaths, probably, before
•co:her supply could bo sec0ree. iudeed,
.cafe• tor the Inc.'that the m•cea wets
•Iro•dy so lar beh,od la .their o.lyu•, tbv
mon who poetess the necessary .kt11 for
miming are •oro., mad that when 10. mires
reopen the large.' orders toll' naturally he
tilled tint, he was doubtf.l it say more a al
w arrive in ((odertch before the end or
the wooer, moo should the .Inks be ter
-
nionted inmost -timely. Another dealer woe
oonaida;0g the brt03log In of Virginiaosal,
womb 1* softer than the o.mmoo •uthrao,te
\uJ boon & buoy freight charge, $2.36 a
ton, making 10 rather erpere re when it ce e
here, but which will lotto well and may be
Lha best suoat,tu'e for 11,e I'eooylvanl•
owl that :n availed". A third (haler had
pl .sed a torte order for cul and was a--
pwooly b0'Idmg upon las beteg 1:lod, but
N hie order had been oa Ole at the mlto-.
tn. several months the prospect of relief
frim that saurus did not appear very pre.
nosing. No doubt many .tpedlentt will he
•mploy*d to ode over the dlthoulty. Cord-
er .od .01 be used loom generally, and the
termer who ham • flew sores of hash on hie
f.rm wilt be able to add • few figure. to his
book amount. 11 the won( mores to the.
worst, woosa reoew our a.quafotaooe with
the !motion, go •huntlog for driftwood at.
tit. beach when (hm woodpile gent low, live
in the kitchen and flap i0 our overocete.
A Loos To SHO TowN. -.-The town was
startled oo Saturday evening by the now. of
another terribly sudden death. It Is hard
to realize that so familiar a figure as that of
A. J. Moor*, B. A , has been removed from
our midst to bo ween no more of men, (In
3.turdey be was about town (hotting, as
was hie wont, with friends whom h• me,
tad in fits anus) good spirits, and In the
afternoon he attended • meeting o1 the
public library beard and took • leading
pat In the ditcuo ion, thaw. He had
not been In good health for two or throe
stoke, and donina the first week of school
was rumble to take charge of hie clan.. .4
the Collegiate losttt0te. but on Monday of
last weak he took up his work sod oontlo
ued It through the w..k, haying apparently
recovered his wonted strength. Swtardoy,
alto, 0107 of aoti.vity, he partook of 1h•
oysniug meal, and shortly after was taken
with an attabk of vertlgolMedloal moist•000
way sent (0r, but before It arrived lite was
ertipct. His heat had been affected during
hie recent Mows, and death eat due to the
!allure of that organ. Mr, Moore for
twenty-two years had Wen oo the stall- of
1:oder400 (;mlleglate 1,o•tltam, o0cupying
Me poaltlo° of mathematic.' master, and
hie scholarly capacities' and his abillu.. as •
reacher were reoognbod by all with whom
he come 1n contact. The kindliness of hie
disposition, s000mponisd by • pss.lon for
ju.'lo and fair dealing, and the peculiarly
Meolal character whiob he always exhlbi)ed
mule him a great favorite with hie pupils,
and indeed with hie acquaintances In all
walks of life. He had • broad view of lite,
took so (01.15,1 more or foss sotto. In almost
wary department el human Were, and
brought. to the discussions in which he en-
gaged • mind well informed to a great yon•
iety of aubjact• and a judgment angularly
acute and well.bel•noed. An lestlt0tldo
with which he was portleularly Identified
was the public library.ndit is no illep•t0ge-
m.at of other members of the board to say
no was Lha ruliog .plrit In 1ts affairs. As
secretory of the board he took • very active
pert In the seleotton of literature, h, the
presentation of the board's olalme before the
nabila, sod to the g 1 conduct of th•
business eonaecled wltb the library. In
pp191111 0 bs ea. a L1beta1, and in religion .t
Presbyterian. Throughout the town his
doth le mourned by yoong and old, and
many former pupils scattered Abroad will
Imre the rad ,tr'elllg.noe with deep distress.
The tnnrr*Ilook plot• on Tuoedoy ohm -
noon from the family roldoont, Keay.
wtreet. The •erv1Oes at house anti grave
were oondaoted hy Roy ,las. A. Anderson,
H. A., pastor of Knox ohuroh, and the poll -
be were lour fellow teachers of the
('ollogtate 10"tirote, Principal Strang and
Mortar* Grant, Field &rid Fleming. The
pupils of the lostitote went present to •
body to pay the Iwt tribute to their ameot-
ed teethe.. inhere prose•[ otos th• teaoh-
et'. of the white sohoob, the trainee& of the
Vellegbm !asthma and the memb,re of the
.,publle library beard. Among the floral
tokens nt sorrow and sympathy wore •
heedsnme potato] and erase from tho
puyttJe of the Cellos/lam institute, an anchor
fromdeceseel'a fellow seashore of the inett•
tom, a"p1110w from the pnbllo *ohne! staff,
and wrekihe from the Masonic lodge (of
which MR Moor. was a emmih.r) and the
pohlln lib,ory board. 1'h• remains were
laid In Matiland amatory. Mr. Moore
was born fiifty- vwn years are in Davao
e are, England. The family removed to this
ee0nt,y whoa he was but ....n ware of
&gen and the remtlndrr of him early life was
swot Is the mwneldp of Darlington, nom
HowmNville Making teaching hie pent..
aloe. be tooth! near Howmanvtlle and slta-
word& at 011 Surinam and (lenrgetetwe, and
while engaged In this work he took the at
smis•11oNat Toronto Itevsrlty far ►h.
dngr.e of R. A. Re was polo [pal of tee
GI.rgemwe oabfi' sabot wba., is 1MfO, h•
reeetved the asigiAstaasst ea the star et 1414.
W. L. Horton was las Loudon this 01118.
Mlle Mabel Ruta. is ylaleing In London.
Mies Vido B.11 is vbltiog friend• •1 Lon
don.
Mu. Nobble Barry 1. vldtlassa..LBdon
dna week,
Wm. Bowdon. of Enter, wee it lows
yesterday,
Mr. &0d Mn. W. Sainte aro 'hitlo, the
Western Fair.
Ur. Malmo le &pending • few days e1 his
house at Vittoria.
Geo ge Smith took the ezo0relo0 trip to
London o0 Tuesday.
Frank Mol.sao, of Stratford, mode • brief
•ie11 home this week.
Mrs. M. C. Swaneou le among tie 11eltor5
•0 London this week
Geo Graham lett Tuesday morning oo a
trip m the North woes,
W. Gilmour and George Lalthwalts are
visiting the Nester. talo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith ars visiting
London and the Western Far.
Mr.. Julio Salkeld le vultiog her dwgb-
ter, Mrs. Merrett, at London.
U. F. McPhee, of Loyal, left Tuesday
morning on the %V..tero Fair 0zo0rsioD.
The Misers Mo(iilllouddy returned Mon-
day last from o pleasant visit to Toronto.
to G. Arthur Carrie, of THa SIGNAL staff, Is
•pending title week with relatives In Len-
'oo.
Mese 15.11, of New York City, is the
0uest of the Muses Aohesou, Cambria
road,
J. C. M•rtlo, of Wblteohoreh, loft last
wmk to resume his atudles a0 Motilll Uni-
versity.
•1-
verelty.
David Cast -slop returned home last week
Irom hie trip to British Columbia.. We are
pleased to learn that he b much Improved
1. health.
Mise (;ilbv has roturned to town and has
again lokeri charge of Smith Brom, millinery
department.
MIs. (Jertruos Poole, of Stratford, le •Is•
!eine her noels and aunt, Mr and Mrs. Joe.
W. Vao\ter.
D. H McKay, of the Goderloh Orta, Co.,
left on Tuesday on a trip to Manitoba and
tits Northwest,
F. J. Prldhom Lod L Buxton are taklog
the ezoureio0 trip to the Soo by the steam -
or King Edward.
Mr. Lad Mrs. 8. 8. Comer, of Clinton,
and Mia. Hanna of Milverton, •1.1Nd A. J.
Cooper on Sooday.
Fred and Mrs, Elate Dowzer, of Clinton,
were the guests of Miss Clara Blot a0 the
P. 0. over Sunday.
Mrs. Jas, Thomas end Mies 1. mzleThomp-
•nn are among the •xeuraoubt" to the
W eetern Fair this week,
Mrs. U. McEvoy, of Toronto, who has
keen visiting her mother, Mn. [Nilson,
Ito) field Road, has returned home
Mrs D. McEvoy, of Toronto, who had
been vI*tlog her mother, Mr., Wilson,
Htydsld Road, returned home Tuesday.
MJ.. Mabel Lawson 1s home from a
moeth'e holiday spent 1n Pootiao, Detroit
Uodatoh end other pl•oes,--Stretford Bea
coo.
}'stet ((rant, the well-known manufoc-
tare, of I'levelnod, Is lo town, being wiled
here by the Illness of his sister, gyre. Spence
A totals 0t.
W. MoH. tarsen was unexpeotodly willed
back to Sarah" by the (rand Truck Co.
Nuod•y last to reeum. his position on .'n•
3 -Oe nou,ber 715.
('has. H. Humfer lett on Tuesday for
Port Rowan, where hs was to be one of the
principals In an lotereating event to laky
place there the following day.
Mr. Ksily, manager of tho water and
electrao light works, (Jodorich, hoe returned
to that plea after visiting his cetera, Mn.
C. P. Moore and Mrs. T. F. Quirk --Strata
ford Herald.
W. N. HoMe, bursar of the I'rnvinolol
institute for the blind at Bran. ford, was In
town for a oouple of days this week He
returned to Brantford yesterday with •
pupil for the ioatllur*,
Mrs. OI, P. Gordon and youngest eon,
Vivian, of Kamloops, P. C., are vidnoi
friend. In town. Mr.. Gordon was 00oom-
panl.d no her trip by her two eldest. eons,
. fen entered Upper Caned• ('olleg..1 '1 or-
nnt0,
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Allen, former re*
dents of (Joderlob, are visiting the town for
• few days. Mr. Allen has been In Wetness
In Ingersoll for the past three pars, but o0
amount of Mr.. Alien's health he has void
out end they will tett, a trip to Alberta,
which It Is to bo hoped w111 prove b000fio101.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
I'ridham Is making IIsis moat ra,hlonablo
stifle and oeporate garments, out of the most
Popular cloth., and hist prices are always
right. Give him your Order for your fall salt.
The ems eased wit! meet tomorrow
I Friday) evening
A, .I. Connor 'hippo two Clare 11 what
in fieelph feet week.
Onetime 1st le the dale of the re opening
of Vwtona ()pent Homme.
Ns are getting some e1 the most plcuanl
w0.ther of th• season this week.
The Canada Company hoe elven 00o0ha
1100 to the hospital h0ddlnp quail,
1. E. Hatay has removed bl& office from
Hamilton street to the Horton b100k, North
*s,
Town (rsasnrer Horton's great Dan*
"fhb" saeo,mbed 10 ►h• poaoner last
week,
The new 'ran a not eommy In very
freely yet, as farmers are baby .at threshing
and other work.
parson.. eon of Mrs. Jas Paramus,
lows, has teen trooderred from Montreal
to the Rt (7aehorin.e lar*e0h of the Cana-
dian Rank of l'ommaoe, whet., ha has •
position as amount ant.
The late Mr. More'. glomes at lhr 1)nl.
lactate 10.4,101. are Ming taken by Woodsy
Edward■, one nt th. NnInr pupils, nein •
permanent Norther Is secured.
Al... M►odnwsld reoelved his .11 to th.
Isar at Depends Hall an Frld.• last, sed ws0
sworn In and enrolled as a b0,14. s, at l•.
We haws see yet Is•rnod wham Mr Mse-
dontld is to loos[..
Th. pimple hove retern.d from Toronto,
and this wok the &tram nl Mooed has No
Is towards Leedom, where the Western
Fslr le en the carp.v, (ledalnh has desis
well for Mae fairs file year.
Rev. Me, Rowles. N the Atkls ore*
NFW ADVERTISEMENTS -SEPT. la
Pale
Ageeta Wowed-1)ominloo Uarmeot Co.,
Guelph .... 1
Oysters, stn -C. Blackstone 1
Do 1'ou Koow-W, C. Geode 4
If You Need Footwear -E. Downing8
Twentieth C*ntury Bret•d-W, C. Prid-
ham 4
More Short Ends -q, a."M.Ktm 5
Fall Stook -J, H. C.IbNjel 4
Drees Sultioga, 811ke, Jssks9.--W, Ash
loon & Son 8
Fall Mitlleery Display -Smith Bros & Co8
3 Cara Portland Cement-MaKenzl. &
Howell 8
EIgant Now Rlbboo•-Hodgees Bros.,8
Anooanoemea0-G. W. Thomism' & Soo„ 1
Notlos to Credlmre-R. O. Reynolds1
Servant Want.d-Mrs, L. Danny .... 1
Apple. and Heap Waslpd-D.F. H•mllnk 1
Methodist oborrb, London, formerly of
Clinton, has Isu.d • oballeoge to meet on,
atheist 10 the olty of London In debate on
the platform and prove the fallacy of
hie belief. Rev. lir. Howson aimed the
challenge la the ooaree of bb Nrmoo on
Sunday eyenlpp, Mr. Howson stated that
he believed that there was not mu professed
atbebl bat who in the anew of bas life bas
ban aware %hal there is a God.
SNAPSHOTS.
-Ie BOTH trying to bull the coal market?
-Well, what has TA&T( said that is
against the p.aotical working of the pre*.
ant Canadian tariff!
-Perhaps it is owing to the scarcity of
coal that the heated dtacussion on the (aria
question is onus in order.
-Jollgny Charms didn't win the Palma
trophy, and he would like to know what's
the good of target shooting, anyway.
--The judges soon will take hold (lithe
election petittons, and after that we shall peg
which way the political wind will blow.
-There isn't half as much difference of
opinion between TART, sad S/FTON as there
is between The Hamilton Spectator and F.
D. MONK as to the Frend'inem of Sir Wil,.
►RID Loomis. Yet no one will Jm►glae
that The Spectator would not support Motes
fur Premier tomorrow or the day titer.
AU rUMN ASSIZES-
etNsesl .. Twerday Bsfere Cblef Jostle'
0ersdltk.
The autumn sitting. of 'he High Court of
Justice for the county of Huron opeoed oo
1'useday at(ernoon, with !!hind Justice Sir
William Ralph Meredith en the Bosch.
There were seven ol•il cases on the dok-
n0-four luny and three nos -Jury sonata.
it was expected that these would b. .ems
mammal buslow, and H. N. 8.11, of Wood -
stook, was 1n attesd•oo. es ('rows pro.eoo-
tor, bat when do court .pc.oed the. was
0othl1g to go before the grand jury.
The grand jury is composed as follows
S. J. Shannon, McKillop (foreman); George
Campbell, Stanley; Jame. Denman, Grey;
John Deveroux, McKillop; Alex. Laird,
Howlett; Thomas Livingston, Hulleitt; W.
H, iteyoolds, Henson; Jas. Ryan, MoKill.p;
W. 0. 12.11, Yeatorth; Georg. Stewart,
(loderlob; John Stewart, Howlok; Jowl)
Switzer, Stephen; Wm. Sproat', Tacker-
.•nitb.
Among the oounsel to attendanos aro Geo.
H. Watson, K. C , and 0. F. Shepley, K.
(' , Toronto; 3, P. Malmo, K. C., Stratford;
Philip Holt, K. C., W. Preudfoor, K. O.,
E: Compton, K. C., E. L. IHokl.son, L. 0.
Danoey, Goderloh; L. H. Dictums, F. W.
Madman, Easter; W. M. hinolelr, Br...N.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Go to the old rellehlo oyae► Was.
Victoria Reeaur•et, West stroo, for fresh
oyster., "old In bulk and all styles: Mews,
fry. or routs. confectionery, frnit,:tobeo-
one and agar". C. HLAci'To6s, proprietor.
Telephone 70.
Goo. W. TiMatsos & SON have some ex-
oeptlon•lly fine lines 1n "Dominion" and
"(roderioh" wawao for fall trade. These
'neerumeo(s have some Improved fea►0rm to
action and case, whloh easily glys them a
decided advantage over ether makes. Al-
though superior In .vary respect, they w111
not omit you act more, and w111 away. be
• great souroe ot pl.aoure to the boyar. A
desorlptlye catalogue will be moiled Ire. on
•pplloatloo,
IL. T. It, WE.YTgIN E%CORaiON9.-Annnol
western szoursloo" by Grand Trunk Rail-
way to H•y CB(y, Chl0Ogo, C,oelnoatf,
('Ieveland, Columbus, 0., Detrol/, Grand
Rapids, Minneapolis, J'ort Huron, Saginaw
and St. J'aul, Tlok.ts good golog Thurs-
day, Friday and Saturday, September 25th,
2610 and 27th; good to wenn on or befsw
!October 13th. For tloken and all Infrrma-
tlon apply to Town Ticket Agent, (Lend
Trunk Railway. Offos home, 6 A. M. M
10 1'..w. .Jon. D. Mr'INr.Lo, D. P. A., To-
ronto. F. F. LAwaanes, Town Tiekob
Agent, Gedatoh, 99 3t
E'OR Ti,i GROAT NuRTlIw00TUftg _3059,,
4.. h.m already been remelted by the .more.
tory for the fall fair to be held la Uoderloh,
Se0tteen er 30 sed October 1, at eariter cote-
menoement than for several year" past Mr,
Cohn Campbell oompleted his billing the
0000ty and distributing pela 1451. low 'l'ees-
dy, and ha reports everywhere a trrtlfy-
inp degree of Internet and many 1pgslrle..
The directors at. their wanly mania
Iasi Monday transected • lot of roatleo
buena', appointed guards, oto., and on
Wednesday ofternooe vl.itted the groila&
and took an Ieyentery of repairs ■ended m
buildings sed fomes. Au apptleatie0 will
he made to tits town oouontl to bay* meat
of these repairs made, as they •rise darlag
the year when the exhibition director* hays
no control over the de.
A nh•ng. made In the regnlatonee with
rotenone to bean hogs will Intern$ thea
who desire to compete. The regolation
reads All animals ()nmpeling moot las
bred by exhibitor, bot this requirement
wilt not he nnfnroet for sews, am. 1.
many of whlnh new owned wee* ortgieally
porohee.d fOr breeding purposes.
BREVITIES
Thr lime of ,he sero - leaf is at hand,
1loderleb promote • handsome glow to the
F.11 vbltors
1 he .ublhl1rs ore bowing &kmeNlyss fee
the Fall show oanipolgn.
Som. of the loony paragraphers hove
found the mai 'ammo to be eo joke.
The High court has breath, 90101 •
anmbvr of eotndere M town, beth Iotat sad
lay
The new railway .011.1es le ta.klwg shad
hes Tway, and ween oompI.lM will las --
le
*thaw .41...m.eams1 at preps.... Gide.
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