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PI PFY-MiNTII VICAR -No. 9077
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GOI)Etttt'H,ONTARIO, CANADA: -FEBRUARY 8, 1916
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Financial
1
THF STANI)A ISD •LOAN CO.
AS A DEPOSITORY HAS THE
FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES :
lot --Capital and surplus of $1,11/2,(00.00.
2nd. -Board of Directors consisting of men of standing, capital
and busbies. integrity.
3rd. -Offieent whose efforts are at *II tinges to please depositors
and to treat thein with courtesy and con.iderwtitin.
Call or write for little booklet entitled.
"SOME CARDINAL POINTS"
THE GOVERNMENT AUTHORIZES LT$ TO ACCEPT UEiiOBITS.
W. L. HORTON, MANAI:rR,
TO ADVERTISERSNOTICE
Copy of change of running advertise-
ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same week.
Wanted:
1 TASTED.-Ft'1(NISIIEIE }HOUSE.
1 Madden oonve,dencea From May 1.1
to September tat. !'lease •taL. lent and {rr
ticulen. THK SIGNAL
Lost or Found
4ITHA.YED' FROM LOT S. MAIT-
• 1I LAND con.e,oton. Ooderich townshle, a
+. Ig ht bay colt. little white en lett hind toot.
• tooting two years old. Any information lead.
• mew Its discovery will be suitably rewarded
anr4rzppren.te paid by the undersigned. JOHN
N X W I'OM HIC
A
iu*ic
ROY ADAMS
• Tteae rag IW PIANO
Studio 1n Bank of Montreal Block.
•
►itW. WILLMOVry (HONORS CEK-
11•TI AT
K Trinityy College. London,
. and chnirn,w.trr of Knox
Pegged, u1 ode t • F.
.4ngtn, a dory •n, teacher ,of blare, organ,
Inrlonakl'. theory arra harld,. '(opt ndlo ra.- 1r..
Mr bna►!d'a, St. {Irv1A's .Gert, two door. wit -t
of Victoria .Deet chsrch. 733n.
Fine Arts
DSAWING AND PAINTING I N
OIL AND WATER COD /It.
}MveM tuition and clam- ..
ONO. F. H AL'l,ITT, 1'ambria hand
a;obithorpe'o pow,.
Dentistry
S U.Ii.
E. ALF L.U.S. D
McLean'. Block
Dr. Turnbull'.. oldr.and.°
Medical
li-Kt4,- lk-TVRNBULL
A.
T. Kai)1IAwoa. M D.
W. S..Trarv.
snt. M. H.
Mow Hamilton Street. Those 101
Residence 'phone 1:y.
DR. A. H. MACKI.IN. M. B.
1/ PHYSR'IAN AND St'Ht)KON
$D.010l attention to Kyr.. Ker. Now. and
Threat. Moe and melds, r. old Hanka? Mons
reg. oppoalte I'rwt08kr, Nest .1., tioderieh.
Telepboo a No. fry.
Legal
IAMERpN eft` KII.LORAN. BAR-
RISTERS, ,,Melton, notertee, etc. r amen
Hanilfloo St., third dont lino ears. (lode
Ont. 11. O. ('AMERON. K.4 . J. L KIL
LORAN. _'
PROUDFO(yr, HAYS & BLAIR
kan•btere, aolielton, notaries public pr. '•
Lorain the Marl! me Court., etc. Omer. a .at elde,
Square, next door C. A. ealrn'e grocery. Pel
este
PROIJDF OT,•IKC.1. II. C. HAT. interest.
SLAMS.
GOD ICH MARKETS.
Tmrtr$DAY. Feb. rah.
There aa. no . foment of hogs thio week.
The gi market t •menet quiet, with pricer et
old figures.
' Faall wheat, per bus , new Ip 73 to
4 ring wbr wt...per bu new.1 75 to
Kyr. I,er Leah 0 11 to
'luck%heat. ler bush o ilk to
)kat, per bush., new - 031 to
!'race per bust. , 0 75 to
to
Barley.. per beuh. 041
ecreeninr*, per lou la ps to
Flour. f.uuile. per rwt 1 . r lit
Flour, Iwtent, per cwt ... tett 2110 to
Haan, per ton le W to
Hhorta per ton 111 lay (o
Ha). per tun • 41 S) In
Wool, lam coed..... 3 •n to
Rutter, per Ib
as�lr to
to
(he.se,,et'. per Ib
'r_'• freer, per nos - 0 1,2
0 IS to
Pewee.. ... 4 35 to
1 'at t le. ord in 'y t o good, Otis cwlr on to
l'attie. ezp,rt, ler owl "5 to
Hogs. her weight,; per cwt7 4 to
Springlau,,b. 3. l 4 to
Sheep. per cwt 3 to
/bun. per Ib . 0 16 0
Macon, per lb- +'u 9 u 4 ,' _ 0 13
Lard. per Ib . )^t n . 121 t
Tallow, per lb' ..' se4 a e. , 0 1.
Hides. per cwt.. • l l t ' "�. • ' e J) to
Sheep Skill ... . t9n.•;;"' e) to
Turkeys tett tett,.. 0Uto
l bickers .. .. .. ... tet. 0 A to
?Outside niarkei, on page 3.)
T ANCEY, 1.0101 ITS E. BAR-
RiITI'ER,.ollettor. notary. Special Attest.
Hon given M Merino ('ohrt work. Money to
can. (Mice: North St. tint Square.Ooderlch.
MO. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER,
. solicitor, commiaetnner, etc. Money to
oar. (Mice, corner Hamilton and SL Andrew's
Street., Goderich, Ont..
DICKINSON & HARROW, BAR-
RISTERS. attorneys. eolicltore. etc.,
Oodeyfch. Money to lend at lowenet nates. K
L DICKINSON. CHARLES ("ARROW. LL.B.
T O. WARN, CONVEYANCER.
tJ • etc., and comrnissloner for taking and
reoefving res ognlraur.r of ball, amdneite
or amrnlatlal.. depo.ittone or solemn derlara-
ttone In or concerning any .wtlon suit. or pro-
ceeding In the High ( ourt. of Ion, the
Court of Appeal for Ontario. or in any County
cr Dlvfaten ('ourt. All tr*neii 000e carefully
m
and prodly executed, Its ldence and (4
*Admen --(Dungannon 'Int.
Insurance, LOan$, etc.
MONEY TU WAN AT Ill PER
"N
on town and furn
m
P•rl)
Fire.
Ifs and accident
In.nrwnoe.
D. F. RAM LINK. G. F. (':\RF:Y.
T
ORN W. 4;11A1 411E, LiFE, FIRE
• and ambient in.nnnee. Agent for leading
mutual and stock sonpsnlrs. Insurm,e in all
line.. effected on beet plane and at Inweet rate..
and Street ('ell at office,
tomerr
N cwt S ISquare,
[GIF ()afe,ich, Out.
• ads
resa
.I
fele show 21
9075
U 73
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0 48
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0 043
la o11
1 Yr
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10 00
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4 73
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Meal Estate tor bate.
quip: (B)DERICH 11EAI. ESTATE
1 AND INSURANCE .'GENI'Y.
F'oa SAL):.
21atory Birk and oeuenl harnoinec.dw,Nlng.
large ',table. a let.. Finely ^hurled.
9:,u1,,. w .nap.
11-etframe lianenned dwelling. Neer
• Collegiate legiate 1.,.)) uta•. 9(.314.
,-story frame I4:naaurl. dwelling. 2 lot.
Nearly new. {Joe'. Thi. L. very dual'
'.!Inst
2...tory• brick eton, baker'. oven old photo-
graph gallery. Situated on Main .leas.
/fly t h. 01,1144.
one more var•mnt lot on et, George*. ('teecent.
1
remain, 7n feet. 90!111,.
3 three -ten lot well waxl.d, .it exin
lake
final. Ymfrom GJuaferfch. Fine
brach.
Heautiful location for mutineer *stage..
gee each.
a' *, r.. gad {mature lair.. _ mile,. from Gale
rich. Splendid chance for anyone wishing
to go Into dairying. 31.40).
1st -glen farm. Finely .11 nested. nobd buildb,g..
Fruit. Ito d .apply of water. '1 mules freer
town.- 9&941
Money to loan, 3 per cent.
('AHKY. HAM LINK.
'Bank of ('outmercv Bldg.•
VALI'ABLE FARM FOR MALE OR
TAP ItKNT fora term of rem*. (ond.t•
ing of tan acres, eflnees.lon 1. E. D. township of
Aehlteld, and efrriatad 25 mile. we.t of Dungen.
non. (eel building'•. large orchard of choice
f:•nd tow.. 41 acre. of fall wheat : remainder of
farm 1. mewled In goal famine. On the pre-
Mulme.. law never falling supply of good water.
1 onvenlent to o'hool hoose end church. Apply
for further pert Indere in writing or personally
MO. F A(Ur1TIN K. Dungannon. 7441
McKIL1.OP MUTUAI. FiRE IN-
1URAN('E ('O. --Farm and Isolated
town property • tenured. Value of rnpert��•• in -
mitred up to Jan. IMO, over 93,4)0,4444. officers
and directors: -J. iI. McLean. pre.. •'
ChasT. Frame,
' dee
-p194 : Jas. Connolly, O• Bale, Mr. Chas
ney, J, Watt, Jere Evans, J. G. Onto e, J. Benne.
we're directors ; T. E. Hays, Seaf,wth m.x•retery-,
trexenret • Inepecenre, nearest director to leen,
J. W. Yen, Ilnlrnesvflle. agent for Weet
Huron. Polley -holden ran pay a,.eneimrntai
and get their card. reeclpted at Mr. cents',
'1(, Inton�thMclwwn Riva' Palace (lothing
oto» Marriage j►acenees
LIRAME RESIDENCE ANiD HALF -
c ACRE IA)T FOR -SALE.--With fran.e
t1hle. The garden la one of eche Meet in the
dl.trlet fur therowing of small fruits. For
teem. and condition.. apply to WM. POTTs;
Kelt ford. - 3tt
A.N }YCELLE: i' FARM FO
12. SALE. --10110 acre. In Wee Wawanoeh.two
mile. from Auburn : roll • clay 1001.1 ...11110111 ton
acne. under cultivetlun ire+ 7) td' -4n new.
timber. 'A well and two a Ipg' of water, a
new frame dwelling,a horn, s ble and
driving.he,t. Apply to -0t'NU 6: ROBERT.
SON. t4oderlch
HOUHES FOR SALE.
•
1 bane for .ale scleral ne- w houv*, each con-
taining hall. parlor. dining roam. kitchen,
pent r •. mailroom, three bedroom. and elort.
Lash hmailroom,a
a. a good cellar extending under the
whole honor.
Thos house. hate .11 been rnrcntly finlaherl
and pure haler. will find them thoroughly -tad..
factory.
If yon area tenant you abo ld mime and ace
ane: 11-1. cheaper to buy a Ironic than to pay
rent.
el tf J. T. tiOLDTHbRPfi.
%TOI'N(4 & ROBERTSON. REAL
I', tai,• and lnanrwnce Agente. iien) ...-
Isle for wile or to lel . ('ropertie' handled in
any part of the town and comity. Fire aid
life In.urance, uwney to brag. etc.
('ItlPNRTII$ 14111 MACK.
A c fortebIF frame dwelling on lea.ex 'greet.
with modern ronvenlenco.. A .table and
driving hoose.
:\ cormnodlma frame dwelling on South and
I'Irton -t reefs. with stable, etc.
A fenny dwelling on Keays deed.
Vacant dot. on Renee street, on Eserx street.
on Montriol .treet. on Britannia read.
Off Huron rrstd. 011 (lmine greet.
Fan,,. two mile.. from ('arlow, stn acme, .neer-
kw building.. gad water supply, orchard
and limber lot. •
Farm In Wort Wnwana.h, within three miles of
Auburn. 8)14 acts. (Mal handing. and
water.
S tour miles from
' , Cnllen,e fake hose.
Farm u
Unclench. 1944 aeeea
Form on Hayfield road, four miles front (lode.
rich. Pin acre.. •
Faint on ltumn road, one mile from Goicrioh.
lee acres.
For further information apply to
YOI'NO a RORERTSON,
Real y.tate and insurance Agent, (Fod,ricb.
()moxa: Neat door t0 Hell Telephone Of1ee.
the &+rare. Ooderleh. t _
KELL',
WALTER E. t0UDk11(•H, ONT.
Wa4ehmwkor, Jeweller and Optician.
Bawer of Marriage l.lrrnaes.
WLANE, ISSUER. OF MARRI-
A0111exn.w, Ooderich, Ont
AIIcttOrleeri14
THOMAS OUNDRY, LiVE STOCK
and general anetionder, hes removed (elan
Hamilton Mtreet to new effete. on Mouth Street,
when. he will be found at all ttmee when not
rryIng .alas. Terme moment& and every of -
ori. woo to sere you eatlstactfon. 'Phone .y,
LIMORON: BECK ETT, GENEISAL
'7f wnct(nneer. 1411 Remit, nn mlreet, Goderich.
P. 0, box mt. All sole. will [reelse epeclwi
t
k of
lineation. I will hay nor
entire noc
vier
will moll yon
Menem
rash w old gond.. for
Menem, fnrnit ossa mmttrcaw., .priors• err..
cheap. ('all and nae what we ,an do for yo, In
Chia 1yw• UKORUK BECKF7C turloelty
Shop, Ooderieh,
. LOCAL 'TOPICS.
Th Signal's Prize Competition.
lite work of judging the composi-
tions sett in by the boys and girls
who took part in TIie Signal's prize
competition has just been completed.
and the awards will be published next
week.
The Summer Hotel Sale.
Bidding at the sale of the summer
hotel and furnishinga last Saturday
watt not very brisk. The hotel was
not mold owing to the reserve bid not
being twitched. James Bmilh. of Clin-
ton, offered the arbount of the chattel
mortgage he held for the fareiture
and was the purchaser.
Another for Goderichl
The Stratford Beacon of Monday
publisher the following with reference
Situations Vacant
jTENOGitA1'HER- W A NT E U:•-
1
One who hits been employed in a law oIoe
and who undur.mnd.. bookkeeping and b:urkiog
beanie.. preferred. Apply. stating experience
and •salary expected. to BOX •Lie, l.olericl,.
OY WANTED --APPRENTICE TO
AS learn printing.14 or IS years of age. fsdr
education. A goal opportunity fur a brlgbt
boy. Apply et THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
it OtlCe
WARNING. -ANYONE FO lT N U
trrmlmwsing or carrying are-anns on any
part of our property will be erre*ted and {,rosy.
euted. ISlgnofl k. C. and E. l.'. ATTItILL
ANOTICE
The Wad 4)ntario Pacif- ic Reilway Company
will apply to the !',rllament of 1'anarla at Its
neat session for authority to build it branch
line (mut a point on the ( 'ompanv'. line at, or
near the city of London. Qntariu, in a northerly
direction through the cuuptle. of Mlddl4aez,
Oxford. Perth. Huron and Bruce. to a point' on
I.a�k.e Hnror, 1n the county (9 Huron or Heuer,
rile. fur other V'art'o.avl.
ANl)It):w' T. HoMl'HUN.
Solicitor for he Applicant.
(HLE\', Nahr ..at*w* 11th January. 1119. 74.51
I
REMAKER--M 4. WM.
THM /
ut Areet o ity t i F:
elide ehurt•naguuranleees perfect fit rind price.
reseonabk. A .\7141
FOR SALE. -FOUR TOWN LOTS
on Layfield road, mouth of Mea Il'eaDl_jUlb-
win'. property. Appy to 0. W. THOMSON &
SON. 1S-- tf.
LI ARM FOR SALE -FIFTY ACRES,
1' bring north half of Limbed Miff of lot Nn.
m two mile. we.t of
,rasion 4.A hfHM :
a, rnn
on (load bnlMln awn acre.I mnrrn n as
orchard: well unAerdralneA• mil clay Imam.
For tartlenlan apply 10 UIL'ORG": HA Mils,
t)ederirh, (MG
,tor Bale '
IOR SALE. --THE UNDEItSIONE`D
ha. for wile a Maoo•y-Harris seed arkt
In drill. hating no further use for same. Ih
first -clue. retention; hos been onl • two
)•r. in uses. Halt of price will be taken in
wool ifagreeablc topumhaser. TH"MAS
('It '(4)11, Hinrk. .tract 76.31'
ro
i)A. E BURNER - HEATER FOR
1) S LEL-Counter.. of Oxford, No. 13), In
fint.i rendition will be .old cheap. Apply
fur Pani mare to H. TI►'FORD, ern. Cambria
raid and rafaldgar .treett'
•
utile Notice
AI'f51.ICA ION TO PARLIAMEN
TAKE NOT!( that enaepllewtler will he
nude to the Logi tier Assembly of the Petty.
ewe of Ontario at t nett sermon for an act
extending the time or the completion of The
Onto, iu \l'r.1 Shoe ri.• Railway Company
and to enable it to e pmprlate whatever land
may be merman- for par x,.e.. and for .itch
other amendments to he ',ewer. of the .add
Company s. may be de- .1 nee ewary
Dated atlhderirh this h day of February.
IAA
CA NI k KILIA)RAN,
Soli tors for Anplbxants.
J1 )ERiRAeerlhBnvLE111FA KM F'Oit HALE.
Nwrrn?Klntwll,A-heeldtown•
hip, it mile, from Uederieh and 12 mules from
),,know. The above property rnmpriaes a
tenet of Inn 4. no on the main gravel road, near
wheel, church and. pnre, end In .nitehlr
for either l'rtedant or ld(nem ('nthnlie fnmi-
Ilea. The bulkting•. which are In gad .dote of
,rdw4e, compel.* a well-built rough...at, holm.,
3) het .quare. with two burn., elan a gn.e(
hearing nreharl. The land 1. nn.nrtsaa.ed for
fertility In the township, with a creek running
In and oat of the farm, and M well adopted for
the rmiming of .trek. The property le offered
for the low figure of es.1m, as the owner le
enable, hy ctrcmm.tencese, to carry Rn the farm.
The etnC k and Implement ran be "aught at a
low rantatidn and fal•or.LM ten. silo bin
Iver to a pnrrhw.er. 1f the (arm h nM.0Mb
be nfferea for rent
f Shark I
twin
der n
ipso
the
nu .hard, the Work. eine.
7irnM and .)seed
furn1.bed by the pprnrwpptr kfdor. TpppIyYtl*xenpet�yl(,
�aa
or to l'H t11AT( !PH 1011, A MARRt!,
r by de
Killian P. 0. 74 -1st
auction
1 alSPERSIGN SALE
11 OV
it(OISTERED SIP )1(TH0ItNS A 'D GRADE
('ATTLI.
at ljlIl.ide Stock Fairm, London • one mile
eolith of Chole,,
nn Wednesday, February lath 11111.
151 Short horn. :old 12 Graded The Bho horn.
are good cattle and well bred. Import.. bolt.
have been largely need.
Sale will commence et 1 o'clock pan. .. rp.
TaKse: t months.on Approved joint n
steeper cent. jeer annual off for marl..
THIS. UUNOltY. • H. PLL'MSTEEL.
749. Auctioneer. Proprieto
to one of our old Goderich Cloys : "H. included gifts from Toronto, Hamilton,
B. P�arions, formerly accountant in Chatham, Stratford, London and
the lBanadian Rank of l'ow,ner•e at Clinton. Mr. and Mrs,' Hyslop leave
Stratford land recently of Hamilton, shortly on a trip to Port Huron mil
has been appointed to the manager- Detroit.°
ship of the new branch just opened in
the uptown business district at Mon-
treal.' Mr. Parsons is a young maty
of the right stamp and his success is
well deserved.
Fancy Dress Carnival.
Bills are out announcing poesibly
the last and' certainly the a best
fancy drew cerniv%l ever held In
Goderich" for Friday night (tomor-
row') and those who attend are exhort-
ed to "dress Lundy,. act futility, look
funny. laugh. skate and enjoy them.
selves." '!'here are good cash prizes
and the competitors will have the ice
till 9 o'clock, judging to 'continence
at 8:16 o'clock, skating till 10:30 p. tn.
Adnaisaion : Ciente, 46i' ; ladies and
children, Ibc.
The Harmony Dance.
The Harmony Club dance in the
Odd
elloweHall on Ttioaday evening
R
was it very pleasing function. The at-
tendance was larger than usual and
included a number of y g people
from outside places, among whom
might be mentioned Meer,. T. Rance
and Hillier, Clinton ; John Hulhirk,
Miss Hxlbirk and T. Sample, Brussels,
and Herb Smith mud it loud from
Blyth. • The music was supplied by
the. Blackstone orchestra and all ex-
cellent supper Was served at midnight.
Died in Toronto.
The death occurred in Toronto on
Thur,day. January 25th. of John
Shur, who only a few weeks ago Me -
neared to that city from Goderich.
Mr, Sloan was a painter by trade and
had a. store on Hamilton street for
the' sale of pAints and other goods in
that line. 1 [ - lived here- onl • *Ioti a
n Ie h 1
year or two, having come here from
Toronto. Shortly eater his return to
that city'rhe became III and passed
away as altar stated, agrol forty-four
years. The remains were interred at
Milton, when. 'deceased's father and
mother live. Mr. Sloan was u coumin
of A. J. Cooper of town. He leaves a
widow and four sons.
The "Black Knight"
The Gonne' temperance meeting last
Sunday afternoon was addressed by
G. F. Blair. His address was well re-
ceived and gave evidence of consider-
able thought and (-nee in its prepare=
\tion. The meeting next Sunday will
he held at S p. tn. 1note the change in
t • time) inete,ul of 4:15 ars usual. and
wi be addressed by Rev. J. H.. Hee-
tot., he "Black Knight." On Monday
event g Mr. Hector will deliver one of
his lee ores in the Temperance Hall.
commencing at 14 o'clock. As the
seating capacity of the hall is' limited,
those who desire to hear this 'wonder-
ful cyan 11 do well to he there earl
in order to ure a neat. There wi1I
)r
( asilver o ecti.u rc n
At:(TiON SALE,
.w.
FARM, F'AHM STOCK. IMPLEMENTS AND,
4Hot's(;Hot.tl F:F'F'EL'Ts.
1 have reeelred in.trnrtlon. from the execu-
tor of the e.1*Me of the late Henry Hutt to melt
by public auction on the premise.. Int e, con.
remafon 4. E. 16 Colborne. nn s
THl'RSDAV. VEHRt'ARY 15TH, 1116,
at 1 o'clock p• u..: The farm, enntelning 2.i
screw, COM' loamy mall, well adapted for fruit.
growing: On the farm aro n one -.tory frame
dwelling with kitchen wing. barn. del. Ing
mhad, stables, err. Good water on the ;member*
Situated n mile and a quarter from church and
wheal.
Alma at the same Woe and place the follo»
Ing :
ate) horns,
mulch cow.. in calf,
farrow- cow,
calf,
row, In pug.
3 hens,
onrhur.e wa(on,
light wagon,
top buggy.
cut tee Incarly new),
mete hareem., .
one hem: plow,
.et harms..
Intel roller,
horse rake.
turnip pulpe•r.
fanning null.
Crew cutter.
set light tab•deigh.,
mggsledrns..tketom,.,t'e,
``
shot els, fork.. R d grate. and other
Retiree. G., mucron. to meat ion.
I1tleaa implant.
1 bureau and bedstead,
2 mtove.,'
1 bednmmi net, and other hem...h dd regi
Terme: -On the farnt, will be made known
on day of sale. On stock. Implement... etc., all
mom. of 910 and under, crash ; over that
amount. nine months' . milt on approved joint
note.. A discount of five per cent, ntratght
allowed for aaeh on reedit wuwounte.
LCTHKIt I). ALLIN, THOS. U('NDRV,
Executor. Auctioneer.
Statutory Meet of U. C. I. Board. •
The statutory meeting of the Col-
legiate Institute board wAN held
yesterday afternoo . In the absence
of the Secretary, Dr. Holmes, Sheriff
Reynolds took the m utes. F..Jor-
dan was reappoint chairman and
the standing a int . were named
am follows : property -R. 1'. Hnyn• J.
H. Colborne and Judge Hl t: supply --
Sheriff Reynolds. I)r. T -tor and
Judge ihoyle. The restrain meeting
day was fixed for the first Thu -Imlay in
each month, the same as before ,and a
nuiother of ac(vruiltai were {teemed. •The
board this year consists of the nue
members es last year with the rx( p -
Lion of Judge Holt, Who won a
mit ied btl e1 remainder the of coasted
tht, late it)r,
l're et terns.
Board of Trade.
At the Meeting of the loomed of the
Hoard of Trade on Monday evenh,g
it was decided to hold the nnnue)
neeting of the Board on Monday,
'ebruary 19th, when the annual re-
nts will he rece•ivetl, offieet•I elected
the year And other hlsiness tran.-
i. The emitted instructed the
ent and secretary to sign a
petiti n tri the Ontario Government
for th estahliabing of a hygienic in-
stitute in the .city of London.J.
Straiton, the local G. T. H. station
agent, w to in regard to the request
for inere d facilities et the G. T. 1t.
freight ya - s for the handling of
heavy good* nd suggested that the
matter migh • lie postponed to luc'h
time am the c htemplwtt'd rearrange-
s and the erection of
AUCTION SALE
or
A FBA MX BARN. HORSES CATTi.E, I'iOS
AND HA$NEi11H.
•
Mr. Tho'. Tilt will sen by public auction at
the Colborne Hotel, Ooderich, on
SATURDAY, FEHRI'ARY IOTH, Iflfa,
the horn at present situated on corner of
Elgin avenue and Market street, known a. the
omen*. hare. The building le in n good 'tote
of ,''p'air and ,ntl.t be novel by March 1.Nh.
Alm
black hone. rising /ears *rt._eked by
Na.
nndnn. dam 17y St- Hlntw,eked
brown mare, need.
gray mar, , need.
lay mare, t) year. old.
brown mare, elder.',teen, old,
bay gelding, 11 year,. old,
twn-seated carriage.
lou, homey,
rubber tire% mikado aai R. new,
.et. of tight hob 'high.. grs..
seta of 'Ingle harne'.n
2 imet.k in robe.,
'2
emend hand ratter'.
1 pnrnhr.d mrl.tered 'hnrthnrn row,
' elen ,f RMgewo 1," oalred May rt,
13(1. by Ieride M Itlmgewnrd, with heifer
calf at fortby the well-bred Min Red
Saturday Night's Fire. • '
Last Saturday night between 8 and
U o'clock the tire alarm sounded and a
large crowd soon gathered at the
scene of what turned out ti, Iw a very
disastrous fire, resulting in the total
dest ruct ion • by fire and water of the
furniture at Clarence Penninggton's
house, Bruce street, near George.
Stewart's- greenhouses, The only
lire in the house front which the blaze
could have sternal was in A coal stove.
There was no one in the house at the
time the fire started but when Mr.
Pennington returned he thought that
he smelle('smoke and on investigation
discovered the source. Mr. Penning-
ton and Mr. Stewart labored valiantly
to extinguish the fire and the brigade
was summoned. It was a difficult tire
to extiogutish as it gut in between the
walls and would break out in a fresh
placeI
i
r
while the, firemen putting
o K
out the blase 111 another quarter. 'fhr
house belonged to N. VI . Nott, who
had $5111 insurance, and we under-
stand Mr. Pennington had several
hundred dollars' insurance on the
furniture, which included a valuable
piano.
A Three Days' Show.
A joint Meeting of the tweed of
direct.orm of the West Huron Agri-
cultural Society and the (bele ch
Horticultural Society was held in e
evening i7lrt.
town hall on '1'ueesada) g
The usual au)thin for conadidation of
the boards and the holding of the
Great Northwestern Exhibition under
joint management WAS unanimously
agreed to. W. R. Robertson anti
William Trane were appointed audi-
tors and other tipsiness wait the ar-
ranging for treasurer's bonds and the
appointment Of committees to mylieit
subscriptions. The question whether
the show should cover two or three
days was Much discussed And after
the matter woe, thoroughly threshed
out in all its prom and cons the vote
was for it three days' show this year
and Lite (Tates named as Wednesday,'
Thurtidxy and Friday. September 29th.
27th and YJlt1). The town council will
be asked to make it grant towards
the funds of the aamstcialion and C. A.
Reid. J. 13. Hawkins and John Salkeld
were named a ttonulitteee to support
the request.
fn
tit`
pre•n
meat of the yet
new freight shed. take, place, -
Uesth of Mrs. Ret • .
i After being e'r' ned to bed for
,about it week Mrs. .lantirsnn Reid
trammed away 'last Fr ay, her death
being dim to heart fn ire. She ' :had
Iw't'n in pour health for it Year groat.
The funeral took plate on Sunday*
afternoon to Maitland cert •tery, Rev.
G. N. Hazen conducting the services.
The pall -bearers were the deceased's
mine (U. A. Reid, Dr. 11Vealey .1. Reid,
of Detroit, end H. S. Reid, also of
Detroit), and her sons-in-law ( Walter
Sharman. Robert Heard, of London,
and F. H. Martin). Mr.. Reid was a
native -of Ireland. where two brothers
are still living. Rolert Orr, of town,
also ie a brotlher. She was married in
the Old Country forty-eight years ago
and canto to Canelo a year later with
her husband. settling in liolerich.
The bereaved husband and family
have the sincere ty apathy of our
townspeople in their 'furrow.
Hyslop ---McCreath.
About misty guests easetnblwl et the
re4idenee of Mr. and Mt•'. Willialn
McCreath, Mt. David's street., on Wed-
nemd.y evening, February 7th, the
occasion being the marriage of their
meeond daughter. F9orenre J., to David
w o The erre • was John H 1p 7 r
Y 3 P4'
formed h Rev. J.A. Anderson
at e:i)
o'clock. the
bridal party standing
1) h` Goderich Minstrels. '
Next Thursday evening is the occa-
ehTh of the first production ot the
Grdett{ch Minstrel Company's show,
which Promises to lora huge success.
The advertising literature promises
twenty atheists, aechnrus of twenty -
ti ve. an ore hear* of ten piens and eight
funny end -men, up-to-date specialties,
n ie is Loraine,
Monsieur "Aa xi
magician and conjurer. Plan opens
at Kidd's land: attire Monday nom.
popular pt•ices. Resset•ve your seats
early and have a good laugh. .Every
Joke as hit : every hit a laugh. Pro
Crede in Aid• rjf the 'tiled Regiment
banal.. The performmne:e consists of an
elaborate first part, a Iwantiful stage
Belting. with twenty soloists, an addi-
tional chorus of twenty -live, with an
orchestra of ten pieces thoroughly
instructed hy Clarence Pennington.,
The SOAKS and choruses have hw•en
ler the instruction of A. Rot
Adams, whose efforts ha{'t• been-ttntir-
iupt( in perfecting the rhoruwe,a. The
wanes are all the latest and the talent
cannot he eurpam4el even on the pro.
fewnionwl stage. 1.1)4o -date NIM'ciell-
tire, int.erwp)sl•wd with overtures b)
the nt-chestrs. will lie given. The after
part cenobite of magic and conjuring
oy Monsle ar Alexis L.rraim'• and an
i.h akeroh by Parsons and Sturdy.
1.14411; g of original up-to-date 1(141,
rr(04 rtee.
Death\of Thomas Amy.
A Painful i4lness of Iwo or Gnaw
pwntha eluratiun wit. ter nlililted gee.
t87tiay,tunrning. when Thomas Ann)'
prettied aWee at his h on East
street, at the age of enventy-three
yearn. Mr. ttlmy was a native of
Devuna'llire, I' ngland. a ing to this
'country •when w young own. He
mettlisl first In thttnorth part of Peel
(-minty. where he
now bereaved wi
from Peel t) But
014 married to his
They removed
evil, in Brant
county, where they •ved for about
fifteen year., and tient me to (lode.
rich township. where th y remained
until their retirement, fro 1 farm life
and their re •a1 to to" n seven
yearn ago. e13e.ides the wl ow,. the
family of four song and fivirt d rghtera
are wt1 surviving, and those who are
not living et h e all. visited their
father during Ilia last -dines* he
ems are : Charles and Albert, ‘of
fl
Burford: Thornam, o 1 derit:h
township, and William. at home, w d'
the daughters Min.• 1lartis[rn, of
Onondaga; MrM. .fames Colwell, of
Or erich troopship; Miss Ida, at
h : Miss Margery. teacher at Glen
M1r1 ant Hes. Nurruot Toronto.
.
Mr. Anil was a quiet, unobtrusive
citizen, hot was esteemed by those
whir knew him its it man of sterling
cIn racter. ice Wats it member of
North street Methodist r
hutch and
unernl nervices. onorrnw
thr 1 t (Friday)
afternoon will he cducted try the
p�,tutor of the chug Rev. U. - N.
Hazen. .
W. C. T. U. Notes.
work accomplishes much good by
leading people to think seriously,
others to take it firm stand who had
never been interested, and in this way
Ir public opinion moulded rend tem-
perance principles given a 41011 prom-
inent place in social life. Frances
Willard said, "We are bound to win ;
we have the sober men on our side;
we have the women on our side; we
have (hal on our side -and God is a
srower. and let us not forget iL"-W.
. T. L'. PREes Sem.
Women's Institute.
The February meeting of the Gods -
rich branch of the Women's institute
took place at the h of Mrs. W. T.
:tturnry on Thursday of last week.
There w•am a fairly goad attendance
considering the stormy day. The
program was short Un account of
members lasing absent who were to
take part. :Ctrs. Marne), gale a well-
prepared paper on "Accidents in the
Hogue and How to Deal With Them."
which was very interesting. T he
treasurer's financial report of the
oyster- muVL4r
was read :and proved
satisfactory to the members. It is
the wish of the branch to extend a
hearty vote of thanks to thaw who
took part in the program or in any
other way helped 'to make the enter-
tainment a success. The March- meet-
ing will he held at the hone of Mrs.
S. Clark, when a colleetiou. will be
taken to help a hospital in the West
in which a member is very much in-
terested,
Brigger-Mitchell.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Canteluny Quebec street, was the scene
of a very pretty wedding today, when
Mims $rock Mitchell became the bride
of William Brigger, of Hamilton. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. M.
Turnbull, rector of St. Oeorge's
church, at 1i 3O, the bride lysing given
away by W. E. Rothwell, of Toronto.
She wore a handsome costume of
White chiffon over taffeta and carried
it shower bouquet, of white ruses,
while her sister, Miss Maribelle
Mitchell, who was bridesmaid, wore'
point d'esprit over taffeta and rounded
pick carnations. James 'trigger, of
Hamilton, brother of the groan, lam
sisted'biiu. After the marriage ser -
vier the merry partyty Alt down t
o a
t',•cherche dinner, the lu•ide'e table be-
ing decorated in white and the other
in pink. The guests from out of town
were Mr. and Mee. W. J. Swan-
xon, Hamilton : Mr. and M r s.
George. Forsyth, Hamilton :
James Brigger and Mee. mini Miss
Brigger, Hamilton : Miss !trigger.
Toronto ; Mr. and Sura, W. E. Roth-
well,' Toronto : Mr, I Sire, Robert
White, Stratton!, and Mr. Upton,
Hamilton, The bride's health was
proposed by .Rev. Mr. Turnbull and
%vas ree4pontled to by M. G. Cameron,
M. 1'. 1'., and the hridesmaid's health
was proposed by Mr. Forsyth and le-
mlandret to by Mr. Itothwcll, Mr Up-
1.111
pt.n1 also tuaking an ap).ropriate, speech,.
The Presents were numerals and
Iwautiful, including some very pretty
ones of cut 'glass, 'silver and brass.
Phe gRrwoui'm present to the bride was
t neeklaaee find sunburst of pearls, to
the h:idesmaid a gold locket and
chain, and .to Sties Chrissie Cantelon,
who platyed the wedding march. a
pearl ring. Mr. and Mrs. Hrigget• left
un the :to clock train for at trip to Buf-
falo and other eastern points before
making their home in Hamilton. and
.'oufetti w'an lavishly showered upon
the happy e'ouple. Mr. Brigger IN vice-
ptesideent and secretary cif the Upton
Co., of Hamilton, rand president of the
Huston A Baldwin Manufacturing Co.,
.also of Hamilton. and in her new
Imola the many Ooderich friends of
the bride wish her joy and happiness
unstinted.
The meeting', of the Woolan's(Arlie
Gan Teinperefte ,[inion. though not
Always reported. are held regularly on
the second and fourth Mondays of tlir•'
month ,at 3 p. tit. in the 'Temperance'
Hall. .A very practical end sincere in-
terest hs blew', by the constant atten-
dance of many of the member, and
their faithful attention to the various
departments of work. Thr Union n in
being in (nowt ►ntlY mu
Plied wkh educa-
tional
lue -tional helps along various line., which
go far in making our meetings in -
tinder a htmwshne of evergreens and I tereating., A very cordial invitation
white flowers. The wedding starch in extended to all interested in ('hrisr.
was played by Mire Grace Dyke. Mims thin work. -u well los to three desiring
iattie McCreath, minter of the bride, to lead it better life, to Attend these
acted Am maid of honor, and little Mina tneetingm. Arrangement are being
(Hedy,' Bedford, rondo of the groan, trade to hold a parlor meeting at the
wag ring -bearer. The bride's gown home of Mts. Tretht'wey, Ifritannia
Was of hlne and brown shaded milk and road, very pooh, probably on Monday
she carried creme rotten. The maid of evening, Fehuary 1(4th, An excellent
honor wore cretins .ilk and the ring- program will Is provided *nil the pro -
bearer wins in white silk. The groom reeds will he devoted to the mrip!smet of
prementecl emelt of the little girin with w temper*nce mhsaionary in the lam-
a ting met with pearls. After thewed- her camps. A silver collection will
iAnn, that wrlghe 2,93. pound*, dlhg supper wan served a pleasant. be tnken. A [Qnod work I8 being at -
that, All .nine nt ere un : hlnr I weird eveningwas spent, 01(el• which Coral II 11ed to ryll hunt the county.
tMt. amount. 1 m.mthe' ct+Nllt an hrrnWhing I P R y•
approved jnlnt. nate.. A dlnminnt at rate of m the happy couple drove to their hone Word ham been received that. 'rveral
per rent. pmFoment ellewedfor ramhonreed on Warren street. followed by the elf the
Cniohmgra e
ngage) in
local l
!Amount..
TILT. THOMAS Oi{DRY.bsst wimhre of thernm 1° ),Thrrrvsoption n work and are hopeful nfProprietor.w. Asetlarer, troll w�enumerous and_ tomtit' and success, Elm though
defeated, this
County Valuator s Report. •
A suppleptentary report of the
county valuators, which was sub-
mitted at the January mesNiun of the
i• :Ly council, was not published in
our t•eport haat week. 1t Was as -fol-
lows: We beg td. submit herewith
the figuret at which each municipality
in the county should be equalized.
We have gone over the work care-
fully again to Aticertain whether any
injustice plight have been done tlnin-
tentionally, as to comparative values
banti hove
etween
el nsider drit necessary G sake
t love slight changes from percentages
formerly submitted. viz. : -East WnWat-
nosh, 1 per cent. reduction ; Exeter, 3
per cent.: Seaforth, 4 per rent., and
theme require 'explanation. In East
%Vawanosh, we did not take quite inn
Iargr a proportion of sw+unpy or power
hands an we did in 4401110 of the other
townships. and ovule the reduction as
Mated, which will about even the die-
crepancy. In Exeter three large Nisi -
netts places vatted by IIN were assessed
very low, mach lower, we believe,
Limn other property in the village,
rad behoving that this unjustly raised
average about '( per cent. made
t 1, reduction accordingly. in the
h, \t,f Sr afurth we found that we had
vah it larger proportion of business
prom in proportion to the whole
than in ole other towns, and this
chain of �rropel•ty being generally as-
sessed hi et• according to its pro-
ductive volt than other pruperty, we
fount! 're a y to
reduce
in that
came by 4 per nt. making a differ-
ence
ir -ence
on the aggregate eg1Iwlized val-
tuttion of *boat $77.,I100.
AMer,e,t. - 1114 New.
velem-eat ',mallow XIIuiallne-
Ihoperty n. tion.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -FES. 8th. ,
Beading Notice-FamUy Herald and W. kly
raew
Star 3
Auction Malo -Luther L. Anne. Kxoeuttr,
lie Idler - 1
Our Medical Herb Tare- .1 . 1', Goode 4
We Want four Huaineer -J. H. Hawkins. 7
Winter Footwear Must Uo- \Vin. Sharmane
Overcoat M.tst (Jo -W. 4.'. l'rldhani 2
Announcement -K Wd'e Book store ....
We glair the Newest -S, K. Hick 1
Notice -Cameron & Killoran ...
New Priebe Mullins, Gingham. pad Cotten
Walsttngs-Hodgen.•Bros. s
Auction Salo -Thos. Tilt 1
Mnsvllfe Sanitarium, much improved in
.41(th.
womanMe•iween left last week 116 Attend
he winter term of the Chicago School of
'unitise.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Massey have returned
rem • two weeks' volt with relatives at
Bridgeport, ('eon.
Miss Marr, of the poetoMee staff, was called
orae to (Myth til. morning. owing to the
each of her mother.
Mr.. Alex. Monteith. of Kipppern. ha. been
letting r .later, Mrs. Stalculua McKay, of
town, du ng the pal week.
Mr.. S1 Kenzie mud her {•,r,rnldanghter.
\ c • n
'w.h .1 1 urns f Hru ••eduld are vkaltlr
)•tX
so c. \\' yS wn
(then i b , t of . H. Ituhert n.
Miae. Mneia,'p, who had been visiting at the
home of her� brother D. W. Massey, Wert,
street, n•t um Mi to her 1 at ('arrtpbellfont
on WedneaIny-
H. H. !'argon., now teenager of a Montreal
branch of the ('wmadian !lank of Commerce.
was in town yesterday. Mr.. Parma. war
elating In Stratford.
lir. 1\'. 14. Tomblin, who has been ..ponding
sy,erwl weeks in the hu.pital.. of New York.
ha+ reaurnol to town bettor equipped than
ever for fhb Tarrying on of hie practice hent.
Jar. Millar. son of D. Millar. drygoorla
nere'hant, town, {eft Monday ,,earning for
V iga rvilI . AIW,, where he 11(111 join his brother
Aline!, who has been in the `Ven for about a
year.
Stratton) Herron : Mr. F. T. Kanner. of (lode -
rich, whose inu.Icnl studi.s have developed
him into a proulking vorwltst and misu church
rganist, wa. In the city over Sunday. He has
been .tudying fur acme time with Mr. Palmer.
Levi ('and, it former welt -known t'oeident,
now of Grand 'Lipid.. Mich., wen.. 1n town on
Cutin...? eeterdaay and caplet 011 w number of
.I. friend.. He report prones prospa'roua with .
turn'. to buslnew. In
Marble week as
h
(
h
d
a
him, but say. hr 11111)• yet
U u,lerlch.
Dr. Holmes (4 abwnt in T
w u,etubcr of the temunittoe ppole ed by the
county council to interview 4,embers of the
Plot tnekaIGovernment In reference to hour
of refngo and r•olleglato (0,10(oto legkaation
and the ('aunty Council Act. \
Mr. and Mee. F, J, I'rldhaui an W. C. Prld•
haul were h, Toronto the mat w •k attending
a family reunion, which Included t elr *other
and her thaw son 111, o f Toxon F .and
Waller. of town. anw' 0 ledd her daughter. Il1 tr. 1'. H.
(retie of Kingdon. It waw a pleasant gather -
ung and was much enjoyed by the n,cmbon of
the family,
Answer This. '
•
Ashfield
Colborne .. .
Ooderkeh Tp...
Ilroy........
an.
} wk k...'
11,1 t ....
Mc•K op.. . .
Mot rte.
Steele,..
Stephen
TurkymrAth 1
Titrnbrry
I'nh,r,ee..
E. Wawanu,h�.
W. Wawannah,.
Hayfield... ..
Blyth . . ...
Brume'.. .. .
('llntre,.,..
Eerier . ..
Hen.wll tett
Ooderich
' W in:s orth
m. . .
W roseter . .
1.631.311)
1,:34.611
1.472.11
2.aral.22.5
1,218,794
2.412,11(3
1.(144,460
2.212.38
I.1Al1,11a1
1.1513,471
2,711.71111
719
1,7.,181
1,325.251
I,a31,IIL1
14.1.104.0111
T11os a whl flay from cat* l le'
houses is the ities will be inters ed
in the following from a cuntewpora
When your catalogue comes fro
the mail order house wait until yo
get home before removing the
wrapper ; then wait until after
supper, when the chores are done,
draw an ens • chair tohe table where
here
the light will shine full on the page,
pat on your glasses en that no iwar-
gains may escape your eye. and nettle
down for an hour of quiet enjoyment.
What a wonderful book it is, to he
sure --wonderful in what it does not
contain as well Its in what it dues.
We mine 1110me things we should be
glad to see. Where is their offer to
pay earth or exchangegoods for your
!Witter, eggs, hay And grain? How
touch do they pay for cattle, sheep
and hogs? How h taxes will they
pay for iinproving. roads and bridges,
for the 'support of the poor of the
county. tot• the expenses of running
the 1)111400814 of the town and county ?
On what page is their offer to con-
tribute money or servicer in the
establimhment and maintenance of a
church -or Sunday school for the im-
provement of the moral tone of your
community? Whitt -line of credit will
they extend to you' when your crops)
are poor and money gone, when
through illneiss or misfortune you are
not able to send them cash with order
for your hardware, drygoods, etc.?
1Vhere is their offer to contribute to
any demonstration on a holidayin
what department do they explain to
you the increased value of your
property am a result of trading with
them? 1f in the catalogue you find
there (jnemtin)IA answered to your en -
tiro mat pdau•tiun, bring there answers in
and most town merchants will turn to
farming and let the towns go to grass.
Under much conditions no town ie
needed further than to turniNh a rail-
way station, expreem office and pont-
office, all of which plight lw covered
with one roof. if you buy of Cata-
logue - houses[ think over the above
seriously.;
n-1
,3 ,14711
.2 to • 04
2.(412,
1,774.g
2.313, 11114
1,1e,1
2,.08,1411
1,770,7.0
1,7(12844
1.HH (441
11121 211
1.111 317
2.904.8)1)
I,1W,i4t!
1.194.110
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221 4114
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et 1.5t
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2.181.34)
'2,a57,8)1I
2.4117.031
;,41.144,
571.1011
8,14,
3, .144
2
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'4 1141
1.1 MO
1.401,
11
Y 117. 1
1.1144
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2 .1,1411
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1k1.101
t y314
2.51,444)
1,1.11,.581
79,4n
7.1,1111
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PERSONAL MENTION.
.t. M. tweet]. of • bath/en, Is .lending a few
day• in 1 1wn.
Nita Jrnnir 4.Vll.nn. of Owen eomid. I. .lsit
Ing et her h e herr.
Alexander Wood of Pt, Mary.. i.1 the gnr.4
at his daughteM
r, r., P. T. Hell. New Awe
Mem).
George !'otter relented last Friday front Lho
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Melling out our wall paper. Now is
your chance to get cheap wall paper.,
Ail roust\K
he sold. D)D'1 BOOK
STORE.
AUCTION SALES.
SAT( 1411.1 y, Fcbrnary Mtn, -Salt' of the frame
barn at tamer of Elgin avenue and Market.
mtreot : nieo bora,. rattle pig,,, hams'.., ear
rhotoe, rte.. at rho Colborne hoteh Goderlch,
eemmening at,124) o clerk p. M. Time, Ttt:r,
proprietor. Tines Ut'. one, curt Mann.
Tltt•HaDAr. February 1.4h. --Bale of 2;-acn'
fano, belonging to the a.tate of the late Iienry •
Hutt. a 1en tarn, .tock,implement,.
and hon'r-
hold effect. on the sm o ?
V , to,
4, E. D. Colborne, rornn,cueing at { o'clock
r. n.. lArrite.H D. A1.t.1.. executor. Toon.
t' ep110, auct foie.r,
Tcxso'y. February 27th. --Auction wale of
farm, form sit** and Implemetas, ar lot l2,con-
newton 11, Hallett commencing at 1 o'clock
pp m, WILSON IIROS., proprietor.. THOS.
Gl' MI)RY, auctioneer.
BORN.
WII 9(1X. - 1n (iodcrivh. nn Tnewta •, Jan -
miry 91410, to Mr, find Mee. George+ %%'11aun,
t w 111 .ons.
WEST AWAY. --in Toronto, on Monde • Vetea
teary 0th. to Mr. nd Mr.. W. J. t('ettta.
*11)•, Ire 11a1dw1n .1reot,,t dory
MARRIED.
HYSI '- M. C
.GI .1 ItF:.,TIr. -
At the rcddenre Ot
the bill.'. port,,t.. 1t. i1vld's mtrevt, en
WrdneOlay. Februaryth by Iter. J.
A. Anderaem, H. A., (M.•14 John HyAop to
Florence Jane, mound daughter Of \%'n,.
Met 'math.
DIED.
((E . In Oederich. on Friday. February Ind.
It ih Orr, helot ed titre of .iwmie,on Reid.
MiA)A N --At hi. late redden-,', gat canton
et me Toronto, on Thnrsrleyy,Jantsar y 40 h.
John oar Itormerly of Gnderlrhe, 14ta1,44
year..
AM V. - in Udderieh, on %Yotnr'day. February
It h. Thmn44Jlt Amy, aged 75 year..
The,f'meral Will take place from hp late
rneldehee. Fa.0 Wren. of F'rlday. Fro nary
Mh. Srkviee at the hoop. at 2.10 o'clock.
(311)1). h, Colborne, on January 130, lira.
Sarah (Mod. aged 7! rest«
1E11'11.1. in Vernon, it C., on January 34th,
, Mary ()rare Steven., lw•Int a.1 WHO of Jams.
Jewell. of Modern, Map*p toot, and elder of
Mrs. ('has. Treble. atter)
P•
- toil') -'n Gnrtrrirh, nn 11'esdnendwy. F-ebruwrl•
7th J:vnr. Rrld• Wolfe Mews, roped 70yeats
and 10 months,