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tet, 1907,
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rlrTY-NINTH YEAR -No. 310e
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GODEKICH,
ONTARIO,
CANADA : SEN'EMBER 13, 1906
VAN.TTRit t RORIt1tTeON, Pu.u*waas
Financial
ARE YOU SATISFIED
to keep your money at home or in a bank where it is earning little
or no interest P The .Standard Loan Company plays interest on
deposits at the rate of four per cent. per annum and money van ire
withdrawn at any time. Open :an account with us and theieby
incresae your savings.
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
Goderich Office, - Corner North St. and Square.
W. L. HORTON, MANAGER.
Acoonlmodetion for Summer Visitors
FOR SUMMER VISITORS.
1( requee of the Hosed of Trade. allporous.
but lug accommodation for mummer vlsltor+4 to
t:aiderkh are requested to leave their newt,
and particular. at the newspaper offices of the
town, where ll.t9 may be kept which will be
et ratable for enquirer*.
Any addrea a mut in to The Sigurd Deice
will be properly recorded. JA .8 MIT-
I HELL Secretary HWM of Trade.
*OSLO
.i R. JORD..N. - -- - -
. Titulars or PIANO AND O*r0A11,
YMCA Li/Lieu MK, studio at at Mrs. N'Wiam'., Market street.
A ROY ADAMS
TKACHrtk or PIA:40
Studio In Bank of Montreal Riock.
Fine Arts
1)
For Sale
1,)1FL1.: FOR KALE.--L!-l'ALIHHE
iL W'iranct.4cr, in lireclam condition : 31.W
cash. Apply at SRI NAL uFF'(l1. It
LLRESH M114111 l'OVn'S i'OR SALE.
11 -Apply to F:. t . ATTRI1.1.. Ridgewoodfaro:. gnash
I/1WO Bl'(.l'I} s ONE CLIT'fISR
1 AND A 41011, 1.1(1H7 W AKIN. 'recoil)
purchases' fruu. M. 4a'. Howell. for vale cheap.
Apply a.t 1'11A'. 1-. LEES Imntwure +tore. tf
Warning
WARNING. ANYONE FOUND
Inwpawdng or carrying fier-ar1111. w, any
pert of our property 0i11 be arre+tel aril prose
ruled. ISlgnedi k. C. mal K. c. ATTlilll
To Kent
TYPEWRITI HS TO RENT; ALi.
makes. iowee charges.. W. E. ELLIOTT,
telephone 101. tf.
HAWINGw'AND PAINTINGPAINTING1 N ROOMS TO LET. -ABOUT THREE
all. AND ATCOLOR.R COR• minutes walk Row Collegiate Institute.
lei v,4e tuition and elaaMr. Iluod location. C Portable route-. Aim')
tiro. F. HARUITT, lamblia Road at THE SPINAL.
1(iolltborpr'- row,.
1Jentistry
ll
(1• R. MALE, LDS.. D.D.R.
McLms'a Block
ours Turnbull'sold stand.'
In Dungannon Wedneelay afternoon+.
Medical
i)R.4. EMMERSON Ac Tt'RNBULL.
1 A. T. KMMgwu)u, M. It
W. M. TI'aMarl.l.. M. H.
Office-. 11 Ilton greet. 'Phone 102,
Kes•lkun•'plla,e 121.
H. A. lit MA('KLIN, M. B.
J
PHYSICIAN AND MIMEOS
8tiecW
IffbIllitklra to Kyc, Ear. Nese and
Throat. Office and rwd4ercri old Henkel Mon -
real, option.. Po -IoM -o, We -t -t., Uodrncla.
Telephone Su. let_
Legal
CAMERON k KILLORAN, BAR-
It1iTItKM solicitors, notarise.. eta Office,awlton St., thirdd door from 9gmarr,GoAcricb,
ant. M. d. CAMERON, K. ('. J. L. K14
IAIKAN.
1KOL'UFOOT,- HAYS k BLAIR.
. harrbaero, .oliclton. notaarie r public pr. •-
'on in the Maritime (bort etc. Oce. 0
Square, next door ('. A. shorn'. grocery. Prt
vale fund* to lend at kw+a tate. of intermit.
w'. PROCI)1400C. K. C. K. C. HAYS. O. F
t1.AI K.
If 0. JOHNSTON,. BARRISTER.
Mk* **Hefter, notary public. commkwlooer,
etc. Mone)to lean. oleo•, corner Hampton
and et. Andrew'. 81reat, Ooderlcb, Opt.
Il'KINSON k OARKOW, BAR-
RISTERS, attorney+, ooticltor•. etc.,
Uodencb. Money to lend at lowewt rale.. IC
L. DICKINSON. CHARLES OARKOW. LL.B.
rpt) KFaT.--POR THE F'AI+I. ANI)
1 winter month., or longer if erase. the
Mpopular and well known St. Lawrrmw" on
ontreal +tm.t, lioderlch. Fully f,rnl..hed
and ryyulpped a+ a large boarding houv'. A
ptendid chance for the right Wheal to do a
god blains•.,.. Pon+roion given al on c e.
Apply for parienlur, to MRS. t'. KE('E. on
the premiers, - 6 -•-t.
HOUSE FOR RKNT.--FUKNIMHEO
or nnfleal+h,d Hod **Mimi. 1 or. Htit,
anti.. road uud w',0rrl.a. -beet, npper.ite
l'dleygiate• In+tlt aur. An meters gsmtsmeucrw
Nine nnnm. /u•rything In lir+t else. repair.
For further partk•*k,r. Apple to w'. .1.
No Witt grocer Hemlhon-I fret.
r11U RENT. I' ttM F O K T A H I. E
1 rvena'oru bnu•r rear Collegiate Mei
nor: good sellar: hard 111111 vitt water in
kitchen. Tenn. roar. Apply to 1158. DEO,
1 'IIX. 1411-I t.
i)AMTURE F'OR" (•ATTI.F. AM)
r hon.•+ at Itidirrwn..l Pack' harm. Fat
term+,etc.. apply;to THo11A' 1111.LIAN, at
this F'arn, hnu+r, tbtf
VOR RENT. -A DWELLING IIN
11' Kien ++t neer. •
A dwelling afurni•hed or moo, near lake front;
modern e0141
Fok 8..IJ'. -Two new dwelling. on Angl, .w
.Iret : one dwelling of Pieto, .Iran . aim
building lot• un algin at elite, I- ' n .tns•1,
I'rdar -I mat and fine .4 met.
11'ANTK11.-A few turni•hrd bone+ or room.
near the lake, to rent for the .utnmrr +resort.
*tif Yul'Nl1 It ROBER'T'SON.
Heal Estate tor bale.
L1OH SALE OR 1'u RENT. -rk
1 tire -clips '!*Uncre form (nIWe+t 11'awnno.b.
eoncr+.ion 5, lot 2;, with 17', ocre9 lu a .,nod
.roto of cultivation. well fenced. well w..tiered•
good orchard. 1a bank burn. good houv.
1'o.(nf3ee, blacken U, -4 (4 And dory rat corns r
of farm. . onvenbnl to 'A end church. ?y
roil•+ (nest'. P. R. motion at Auburn. Term.
n4 -y. W. A. HA HRISo.N. Lncknow. 1.15-3n.
Insurance. Loans. etc. 11E\V HOCSE FOR SALK,-ON
• Britannia ton& olid of W. T. M,,rnry'+
reedenc0 Apply to G. M. ELLIOTT, East
iOHN W. CRAIGiE, LiFE, FiRE ..asst.id
• and ace mit lu.nrance. Agont for ossein`
mutual and stock coIAp{rsnle.. Ineurence In aU
line. effected on beet plans and at lowe..t rate+.
Call at oelce, corner West yytrret and Square.
or addree.. J. W. CRAI011f, Oodetich, Ont.
fele ,hone 24'
McKILLOP MUTUAL FiRE iN-
rl S l; R A N CE C U. -Farm and i+oleted
town property [Hewed. Value of property in
.ured up to Jan, 901. ores 53,OW,tam. OJMMeer+
and director+ :-J. 8. McLean. pm.; T. erases
rice -ores ; lea. ('onoolly, O. Dale,Mr. Che-
ney, J. Watt, Jo., Krone, J. U. UHeve, J. Benne-
webs, directors : T. K. Hay*. 8oefortb, eecretery-
tre*.urer • In to, neat director to 1o.
J. W. \)enHnm..
olmeav, agent for Wret
Huron. Polley -hoidens uk
ley -holders eau pay momementa
and gettheir calla reeelpted at Mr. Cosh,
Clinton or at McLean Brea..' Palace 1 matins
More doderbb-
- Marriage Licenses
`*%ALTE KELLY.
3!. N
EHI('H U T
Watchmaker, Jeweller and Opticlao.
twiner of Marriage Menem,
W LANK, ISSUER OF MARR1-
r r • AOK Ikw,.ea. Goderich. (Mt.
auctione46rina
rrHOMAH GUNDRY, LIVE STOCK
and general auctioneer. tan rrmwyrd from
Hwmllton Street to new einem on South Street.
where he will be found et All time. when not
crying noir.. Terme ree,.onaute and every el
04 urea to fire eon ,atidaell.mPhone: Al.
t)EOROE BF+CKETC. GENERAL
Se auctioneer Ml Hamlltu0.410,1.Goderich.
P.O. hoe 151, ;111 *Ie • will receive epeclnl
attention, 1 will hey your entire stock of
household good+ for ox.h, and will .011 yon
stove., furniture, mettresems, prIng4, etc..
cheap, ('011 and see what we galtt_ do for you In
this line. (150514 F. BECK ETT, t'nrn=Ity
Shop, (loderlrb,
GODERICH MARKETS.
THURSDAY. September 13th.
The hog market on Monday was very poorly
supplied. Only W animal. were weighed at the
scale, at the station. Posse es. Ewe can of
sheep and Iamb+ were Amities! by Andrews lit
Co., numbering over 1'.1 head. The pritie
realized fur Iamb. was 35.5' per hundred and
for .peep a good Enure wt... obtained.
F'aU wheat, per bush, new 30 66 to 3 0 fie
Sprtng wheat, per bwh. se .. J M to 0 66
ltye per bark ............. .... 0 M to 0 /1
Buckwheat. per bush 0 41 to 0 41
flair, per both., new .... a 25 to 0 IS
Per., per bush C 67 to 067
Harley, per bush.. .
.. . 0 0 to 0 •l
Screonlugo per too.. ... 18 4) to ' 18 W
Flour, family. per cwt 250 to 2 50
Flour, patent, pot cwt .. , - 280 to 3 80
Baru, per on Iu W to W 00
Short., p -i- ton ... .... 20 110 to 20 0,
Hay, y •r a.m .... 7 W to 7 00
11'ua1, per cord 1 In to 6 W
Butler, per Ib tY Iso 0 lir
Cheese, per Ib .. 0 12 to 0 r,'
Cage, troth, per dog 0 16 to 0 1,
Potato, 0 440 to 41
('attle, ruddily to good. per cwt. 3 W to 4 W
Cattle, export. per owt .. . :l 50 to 3 :31
Hogx ire weight, pcwt .. 6 Ir1 to 6 Oa
Sprlu` pm Lawba • 00 to 5 W
Sheep, per c wt ... , 300 to 350
Ham, per Ib 0 18 to n 16
Racal, per lb 0 1.5 to 0 2
Lard, per' Ib.. . . . 1a to IS
Tallow. per Ib .. . 0 0• to 004
Hides. ppeer cw'1 ... .... 6•
50 to 7 50
Shewpdkin+ is to 4.4
1'McKeon . 010 to 0 10
*1)nndde 0mr;ete ou.lage 5.1
LION YALE. -THE FINE BHI('K
r house, with 31 acre+ of land, on Hayfield
rood. et pr+rnt ocoopinl by the undersigned.
An (deal place for a home and forge garden.
The bed Aly In Ooderich. Thl. place .honll
doubly In value in the next four year.. There
1+ an abundance of pear-, pl . eherHe+.
g rrwprea. andADVIY +mollnn troll..prem( .. To be +old in bulk or
d1rlA-r
J. H, MALLOUGH.
THE (10DERiCH REAL ESTATE
AS11 INSCRAN('E AOEN('Y.
Fon 844.1.
Furnl+hal collage to rent. 7 troop.. nicely
.Ituated un I:ra33•40n ot.
1;-+1 Dee frame dwelling. nine mon+, with good
+si moe•r kitchen. gund -table, well +Whited
on Keay. et.
14 -story brick +tn•ck and cement 10 -roomed dwelling.
Larne .table. 6 lot+. Finely situated
on Kray- ants PM", a -`nap.
2 Ay brick Coro. lakes'. oven and photo-
graph glittery. Situated on Main street.
Myth. 31,:u,.
2 large lot.. corner Picton •rand Willington.
Price. Vera. Se. this.
2. tory brick. *roomed hon.. and 4 acre.e of
land. good orchard. Price 3.2,.145.
2 nnr.qunrter acre 1014 ,w.,, O. T. H. +teflon.
li-+lay frame honer. M MOM., Brasted on
Picton start, near CuIL'gMle Institute.
31.va,.
Lot and frame Innndry, 211 Mat frontage on Sost
+treef, neat' Square. 'Lon,
!a roomed frame +tore audd .v riling. WSW .tAble.
seamed onEltrin-a venue. Income from bust-
nes+. Map annually. op(4n)m'ty knock+
beg noir et your door.
Money to loan, .1 per cent.
CARRY. HAMiINK
Hank of Commrr'e Bldg.
Bread and Butter,
''Education
nasi
wwiihdme e•h hToMsg a0,mah. 1.1
leweWrna.
the wlyves1einten
best
t+ nolpMC a0 ere have hied .t.ndente
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
IAfa MI ted rat r gram
• erne.'
SEPTEMBER Brd
Dtep a pllgtal far isIon solea M
GEORGE SPOTTON
PRiNOIPAL
AN EXCELLENT FARM FOR
9.t LE. -8n acne, in tt c.t Wawa nosh. two
miles from Auburn : +oil n ,-lay loam. about 140
acre+ under cultivation nun :In to W acro,
timber. A well and two Tong. of water, •
new frame dwelling. a good born. stahletand
driving vhsl, Apply to VOt SG k I.(OHART•
SON Goderleh
YOUNG & ROBERTSON, REAL
Eotate end insurance Age . Real In
tate for me or t0 let. Propene.
any part of the town and e•n000'. Fire and
life ineuranee, money to loam. etc.
L'OR SALE. --FOUR TOWNLOTS
r oe'Aptt NiplY
orpt Apply oUTeMM't
rt
tf,
T Hi E
STERLIMi BANK
OF CANADA
Heal/ O1)•ICK • T1114,1 1,1111
•C111O)11E14 CAPITAL. - 111,(1n,l14)
IS('ORW)HATF.D HY $PEt'IAI. ACI'
or IMIMINDJN PARLIAMENT
Tu UK( K11'E DEPOSIT#
SAVINGS BANK
DEPARTMENT
INTEREST ALLOW ED DEPOSIT-
01.' 31 AND UPWARDS,
Paid every three months or com-
pounded quarterly.
F'A5M5104' SALE: NOTSM. (-ASH):D
tat COI.LIN TEMAT K KA S()N-
AHLr KATESS.
I4)AN1 MADE.
.A c1ENRRAL BANKING HI'MINESs
TRANSACTF:D.
(;(►1►ERI('H BRANCH
A. O. 11.1 M 141-E. 1l Lan ,ger.
Navigation '
Public Notice
TOWN OF ODURRi('H.
1 ('ul'RT uF RIVISIUN.
TAX[ Notice that the Municipal Council of
the t'orporatton of the town of Ooderlch In-
i,•ml.tonon-t met (relent sidewalk+in the mid
town as follow..:
12. On the north .ids of Trafalgar +trete'. be -
ween Victoria street and Cambria road. The
estimated cot of the work 1+ $370.66. Of which
311:(111 i+ to be provided out of the general
fu nd+ of the mn n]cipallt y.
Lt. On the mesh Ade of Brock rarer'. be.
Tweet' Alban drier* end Victoria +fne0. The
r+nutated cu+t of the work i+ $7118.25. of which
E❑1..% Is to be provided out of the general
fund+of the munlrlpaUt y. .
14. On t he south side of St. Patrick'. street,
between Waterloo .greet and Colborne street.
The e4tbnetest ,sett of the work 1+ 3244.70, of
which F1•Lt1814 to be ro%idod out of the gen-
eral Rands of the municipality.
25. on the w•ret rade of Wellington •treat be-
tween Hritannie. road and 8t. Uforge+ Cres-
cent. The a+tlmated cot of the work 14
*Lamm%, of which $443.10 1+ to be provided out
of the general fund. of the municipality.
:ells On the en.t side of Waterloo erre' .Se-
t
e-
t ween Caledonia terrace and C'ulborne street.
The estimated .•osl of the work 1+ $146.66, of
which 3101.31 I+ to be provided out of the
general funds of the mnoklpality.
27. On the north mode of Angle.ea. street
between Cambria toed and Victoria .Heat.
The eaittated cost of the work 1+ 34.50.75. of
which $l'0,70 I+ to be provided out of the
general fund. of the Idiotic Y.
And Intend+ to else+.a portion of Ole final
coot thereof upon the real property to be
Immediately benefitted thereby, fronting or
abutting upon ..old duet+ afore,n(d, between
the mid point., nue to levy such final coma
according to the front owe theme. by twenty
annual special e9+e+4ment+; rand that a state-
ment +homing the Lend+ liable to nna propo+rd
to be aprcinlly aw.e•..ed for the +old work. Ind
the names of the owner- thereof. so fur a+ the
same can be n..certalnrd from the twat revised
a.r'aotnent roll and otberwl.e, le now filed In
the o6lceof the Clerk of the Municipality: and
14 open for inmeetlon during office hours.
A Cour of Revision will be held on the ah
day of 8epternbet, we, at the bout of a o'clock
in the afternoon, at the Connell ('hamber In
the town of Ooderich, for the purpose of
hearing r•omolalnh .gait et the proposed
a.m.amens or the accuracy of frontage
measurement. or any other romptaint which
the per.on.. Interested may dr+lre to make and
which 14 by Mw cognbable by the lnnrt.
D Ned t he 12th day of September, 1941:
M. O. JOHNMTON; Clerk.
STAR -COLE LINE
STEAMERS
STEAMER IURON
for Molt Ste. Msrie, Mich.. via
North Channel of Oeorgian Bay,
TUESDAY, 3 P. M.
Foe Pot Huron, Detrolt,Toledo,
and Cleveland,
"MAY, i%9► P. M.
Wk. LRM APIA.
Auction Sales
LOCAL- TOPICS.
Last Band Concert -
The :74rd regiment band gave a very
enjoyable program un the Square
last evening, and tomorrow (Friday)
ev 5, the weather (wing favorable,
the last outdoor concert of the er:tw,n
will toe given. These snaltiler con-
certs h,tve (leen heartily appreciated
and have given a great deal 0
pleasure to the townspeople and the
Yll....ue • visitant,. N. money is better
0 rut by the town than theappropria-
tou for these open -sir hand recitals.
New Harness U.aler.
The harness business of A. J. Palt-
:Ace was sold last week to John
Donalds4u, of Brussels, and the new'
proprietor is now In pxw.%e..ion. His
a nnounerlent will 11e touud in our
advertising columns this week. Mr.
Donaldson was in the harness busineeut
in Brussels for ten Yeats and knows
the requirements of the trade thor-
oughly and will no doubt capture a
good share of the (noir in this line
here. He will move his family here
shortly. Mr. Paltridgo is leasing for
Forest. where his many triends will
wish him the best. of slicers+.
Accident to James Buchanan,
Last Sunday evening James Bu-
chanan, Jr.. had the misfortune to
have Gore ribs broken ao the result of
an upset (chile he was driving home
from linylrld. Mr. Buchanan and
Dan ILu•rison were together in the
rig and ,al a II4UI'ow twirl of the mmol
their lig collider( with *nether alit]
they were upset in he ditch. Their
horse was killed outright and the two
risen were somewhat shaken up. Mr.
Buchanan, as mast• rtl ,*four, had
three ribs broken. They returned to
Hayfield, where Ur. \Vmods attended
to Mr. Buchanan's injuries. and pro-
curing another hots' they completed
the journey to Goderie'h.
Death of Capt. Charles McIntosh.
I'Cherie was a mix -tip un the Square
on Monday evening, when a buggy
driven hy two young men locked
wheels with Edward Acheson'+ rig.
Mr. Acheson's buggy wan damaged.
The young fellows had been driv-
ing around the Square at a dangerous
pace, the spectators say. This is a
practice that (•annul be loo strictly
prohibited. The Square u)tet not be
used as a racing track.
('apt. Charles McIntosh, rnusin of
Jetties McIntosh of the Oolrrirh
Lumber ('n. and hi -other of Mrs.
(('apt.) Murray McGregor, died at 1►r-
Iruil Inst. Tuesday and the remains
were brought here yesterday evening
for interment in the Homan Catholic
cemetery, Colborne. \late .van Said rat
94. Pieter'- church at 9 o'clock this
ulorniug by Rev. Father McRae.
('apt. McIntosh was well known in
Oo'ericll, for Inns years being one
of our hraat-ktmwn laky captains. Ile
el from here to Detroit in the
late severities. He was married to a
sister of the late Capt. Murray 111e-
(ilegor and leaves besides his widow- a
family of five boys and one dnughte'.
The Lot's are Cherie., .11.11m, Sey ,
1 array and Frank.
Case Against Mr. Bonier Dismissed
Magistrate Humber on \I lay
gave his decieMn in the ease ageinet
Mr. Bolder, of Exeter, for ohtnining
money under false pretences. The
hprivate prosecutor. were the Davi.
arking Co., of H*rrietnn. to whom
\ir. Buhler gold hogs. The alleged
false pretences ronsieted in Kipling the
perking company with a greater
weight than the payer paid the
farmer... The usual practice appears
to be for the packing Company to pay
fur the weight shown by the weight
tickets but in this case Mr. Bohiet' had
.no scale ipceipts,and added a certain
weight to his own memoranda 0 the
weight for the result of a week's feed-
ing he Kav(' the animals twfure ship-
ment: At the trial the Crown attor-
ney ronthlcted the prosecution and
Bair-ister Stanbut'y acted for the de-
fence. The magistrate dismissed the
case.
Women's Institute.
Thr regular monthly meeting 0 the
Gotlrrieh bruu'li of West Huron
Women's institute was held on the
lawn at the home 0 Miss A. Andrews
on Thursday Inst. Members of the
Holmesville hra itch were present. wit h
a good gathering of the hone mem-
bers. ,*rad to .111 appearances every
px'roon enjoyed the *aria' afternoon
pent together. All the addresses
were good and were listened to with
closest ,attention. The afternoon's
program was as follows. Address of
welcot .' 10 visitors by Miss Lewitt,
president : pap:'r by Miss. Potter,
-How to Orow Old Beantifnlly" (hy
tequ(.tl ; 411)30, Mil. Colwell ;paper by
Mrs. W. Jenkins. Holmrsa ilia, "Che
Efficient \Vnnmu gue.tion+: paper
by Mrs. J. L. Aitken. "An Aim in
Life ;" F010, \tics Colwell : a tali. by
141i*. \V, T. Marney un "11„w- 1,1 (,'unk
Meat." The October meeting will be
held at the home of 111isw M. E. Mal keld.
Bayfield toad. - ('nM,
tLEARiNii AUCTION SALE
or
FARM STOCK. . IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD FL'RNiTI'RE.
Mr'. Louie Int stele will sell by public
muctioa 01 lot 104. Heron road, Ooderfch, on
FRIDAY. SF.PTEMRKR 21st.
commencing at 1 o'clock :
2 %forking homes, 1 driving mereelevated
to be Ili Mal G erl-h Chief
NW. : I emend
ur
ppose brood mare. with fool by her ede.
deed by Lorhlnver: 1 two-year-old gelding,
sired by Tom Reid. 1 taco -year -sold geldin ,
mitre by Tom Reid, 401,5 by (Fodrnch ('hie! ;
I row, doe to calve January 1st :. cow.,up-
C=tew41 to he with calf : 1 purebred 1'orkehIM
boar, I minder(' Yorkshire mw. with I(tter by
her +IAe ; I +tying Mg. atonal°° Plymouth Ruck
hone. 1 Seem. manner +treader. 1 binder, 1
mower. 1 hey te4der, I hay rake 1 .teed drill. 1
met die hernia.. 1 gwing tooth enitivstar. 7
mets of iron harrow., 1 Iron enter, 1 'plow. 1
gang plow. 1 Kanftamo plow, ydrill plow, with
potato digger ; 1 +ow6Mr. 1 Oof allege 1
cutting box. 1 paper. 1 hrt n.'w power, 1 high
wagon. 1 low wagon. 1 eel bnh.liegh+, I hay
rack, 1 h,i.ry. 1 wool reek. 1 cutlet.. 1 gravel
box, 1 water *weigh. I +et donhii working
barna+. 1.11 "tai. NISR1 harness, a member
ora canton went mote Mr wm r
• 1 en*e mine
1 net at weighing maims. 1... Ilat Ne,. A rMlyd
•pprronngg wire, 1 grinddone. 0. tarp, of hay. fork.,
.ho,M4, eh.O' mud Mbrr *Itlilry, too rams..
one to ment10n. 1 exten.Ion *Ride, 1 .Mehoanl,
1 he4mnte odte. 1 parlor .-rank and
choirs, 1 Happy Thcagl.t ranee, edema new,
new,
1 kitchen table and chair. I (m•1 heater. 1
ad ether wood bettor and oer heaeekold reeds
Tanga :-All .am• of 310 and ander 81.44 ,
ever that *meant It aamths' R wla ka
4)00*1 ma hml.Mag .pplevll lose saes A
=Am'
of a ..tr,M0 Portend
an reedit tamest* t fee sash
R dhtpee K, r Mrs,
aA D1t s, T. GUiIINIY.
usre
Proports. Aestlseeee.
Annual Meeting of the W. C. T. U.
The annual meeting 0 the (oderich
W. C. T. L'. was held on Monday
;ifternoon last and was a very inter-
esting and profitable meeting. The
Nest half-hour was given to Bible
stud'. atter which reports of the
year 4 work were gi'vein by the recut d-
inK secretary ,old treasurer, which
went to show that the Union had lust
nothing 0 its 1144141 Het-i(ity hy *Aunt -
iqg the 81 fee, which includes for each
member Thr White Ribbon Tidings.
Reports were givru by several impel.-
inteidents, the evangelistic, fluter'.
mission and weak among htwlwrnten
being especially good reports. Other
departments reported on were jail
work. systetuatr giain5, tuothersi
meetings, .ail01'e work, temperance
in Salioath schools, parlor meetings
and franchise. The elect lin of officers
resulted a,. (0110*8 : President, Mrs.
E. P. Paulin ; vim -president. Mrs. J.
P. Hrow•u ; recording secretary, Mrs.
J. Robertson : corresponding Recce -
Lucy, Mrs: (Rev.) H,wxn; treasurer,
Mrs. G. M. ElliotL Ater the meet-
ing light refteshinents' were served
rind a• very plrasamt Racial half-hso r
was spent by all present. .-
Aged Eighty-six.
The death occurred pant Pm-iduy at
Saltfotd of Mrs. John ('onnelt,snd the
funeral took place the following Sun-
day, .erviee Neinge.held at St. i3eter's,
church by Rev, Father McRae. Mrs.
Connell was a native of Limerick,
Ireland, and came to (:alines int N-
early fifties, having been married'. in
the Old Country. Her husband had
to this c try a few years I*,
fore and was working in New York
State. Shortly after bis wife carne
to this country Mn gunnel' ed to
near Clinton ,and was engaged on the
rnnstructi,n of the (fraud Trunk.
The 4'ldrsf. son, Daniel, was born in
the 01(1 Country and the other mem-
Imre of the family, William. Martin,
John and the Misses Mary and
Bridget, are natives of thin country.
Of the fondly all but John, who is at
the Sault. live here or at Saltford.
Mrs. Connell had reacher the 'ad-
vanced age 0 righty -nix and her
death waw dlir rather to the iuflrmitica
of age than to any specific ailment.
Her husband diet its 1&H. Her maiden
mune wort F,Ilen O'Brien. The pall -
hearers were John Walters'. Johh
Wrist. John Dean. Dennis Neville,
flichsa'I O'Rie111• and Owell MrAvoy.
Student Organizatigls.
At a meeting held on Monday after-
noon the *indents of the Collegiate
Institute reorganized their football
eluh, electing the following officers:
Honorary president, Dr. Sole : honor-
ary vice•pra'wident, Dr. W. S. Turn-
bull ; president, A. N. Meyer. M. A. :
secretary -treasurer, Gordon E. Wight -
man ; form representative-IMt, G.
Marquis.; 2nd, \V. Lewitt : :ltd, B.
Long ; commercial form, H. Weld' :
captain and manager. W. .1. Taylor.
A challenge for the Hough sup, now
held by Clinton, ha% been sent in, and
judging fie the work dour by the G.
C. 1. team on their opponents' grounds
term. the 'school has ex,•,•Ilent
reason for rxp.•eting final tri. ph in
the c - g contest, and e.m.wqueotly
the po.ses4ion of the coveted trophy.
The toys solicit the sslppxu-t r.3 the
tows' in prau•tire games as well as in
the final watch.
Ara in -et it4 of the ('solei i,ltI' ItlSIi-
tutr and Model Helmet etndeut' held
Int
he Collegiate on Wednesday after-
noon. the following oitrers in connec-
tion with the Literary Satiety tar the
fall tern) Were fleeted : 11111,. presi-
dent, H. L String B. A.; president,
W. J. Taylor : first *coca -president,
'.hiss Annals -I Swaim : second vice-
president, Miss Johnston : secretary,
ric4 Framer: O. C I. treasurer, Hen -
MUM Cane : (4. M. R- treasurer, to be
decided later : G. C. I. journalist, Miss
Jean Toni : G. M. S. Journalist, Mr.
Got dun: a-sistslnt (4. M. S. J'onrnaliat,
:11i.4 Walter: pianist, Miss Lilian
('lark; councillors, Miss (Arvin. Ros-
well Rutherford, Mims F. Sallow..
Accidents.
On Mondny evening as 55'. i.. Fer-
guson's tenni attached to n lumber
waggon was %Landing at Thus.- Harris',
Nelson street, the spirited animals
took frightin some way and ran awn y.
They came ton stop at Mrs. McAnloy's
hoarding house at the corner of
Cambria road. after having jurnpred n
pipe fence. Nobody wan in the rig
and beyond n few oerltehes and the
demolition of n portion of the fence
no damage wall done, though it looked
et the time as if there tnight be 'seri
nn% consequences to the valuable team
Lost or Found
j 09T.-BET\VEEN f)UNGANNON
Y and Mt. Augutstine on the nth conremlon
1'r+t Wawano-. Mon4a , September 3M. a
light grey ov'rrnn,t. Finder will please notify
ALEX. (.'AM KRIMN, 0oderlch, by postal card
OTE LOST. - SOMEWHERE iN
Onderich. a note drawn on Sovereign
nk paper for /541, without Interest, made b
Peter and Mrs. Minn In tarot of P. T. Dean
Tho yppablle are warned that the said note 1. not
negotiable by other than the ntder+lgned, 1'
T. 1I)F.AN. 31
Situations Vacant
`ANTED.- AT ONCE, A 0001
general moven', Mtaall familyand no
washing. Apply to MRS. S. A. MetOW,
A PPRRNTICE WANTED. --TO
Ito the IMlorng bndns.e,
MMM MARTIN. MembeM. Tatler,
WANR'tED.--BY fStEP•TRRM BERheame.ISSTT,
W M, to Mtt' f) arias, w+Merlos Due t IURS.
Wanted
•
ARDERS WANTED. -STU•
R l' te. Apply *t e0 l'R
SL
Goderich for a few years and has since
been in the West for mune time. is in
charge 0 n flour milling bnainese at
Fergus Falls. The bride's travelling
costume was 0 navy blue corduroy
velvet, with hat to match. Many
beautiful pre$rnta teetitled to the es-
teem in which the bride is held,
among them being a beautiful silver
tray, suitably engraved, (woos the
m,'Inhers of Knox church choir.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
-.11 tailoring at PridMm'+ means late't
cloth., best fit and workmanship and 4athdled
cu.touaere.
The beouty of a portrait painting coupled
with the aort'eotltem of detail ..:ured by the
m
camera *re cobleed In the work. that leaves
K. k. Sallow.' photo Murtha
Oe' *4'.e to the klud of picture framing,
upholstering etc,, dour at Wilmer Smith'+
furniture and art .torr and you cwillbe a resin
lar eu+tomer for All met rt d
The Home Circle will meet uext
Monday evening, the 17th inst.
Preston Strang has heroine a stud-
ent at Ino with Dickinson k Onrrow.
Absent 10) exfoursion tickets were
sold for London on Tuesday.
U. F. Haullink has opened his apple
evaporator ;tad him Chris. Audereon
as Dae .
327 tickets were sold for the excur-
sion to Detroit per steamer King Ed-
ward hast Friday.
The Sigurd and The Toronto
Weekly (cluhe for the hallaoce of the
year to new %uhsctibers, only 'Ler cents.
'rho. cottage and lot just rest of the
Knitting Co.'s property on East 'greet.
has 'wen Rohl by J. T. Goldthorpe to
Ker. B. Nutt for $1,:7Mt
A meeting of tt a 1)aulghter/I of the
Empire will he held next. M ond'ay
afternoon at 4 4. •nock in the law
library at the court house.
The people are h*e•k from Toronto
exhibition and this week large num-
bers have been going to London to
take in the Western Fair.
J. E. Jordan. organist of Knox
church, has taken rooms at Mrs.
Williams reeideoee, Market strait.
His protections' card appear. -in this
wverb's issue. -
At the meeting_ 0 the l'an,uIian
Undertakers and Embalmers' Associ-
ation- held at Toronto boat week H. B.
Beckett., of town, wash elected sevond
%'ice.president.
The trial of the young men connect. -
tool with the charivari shooting at'
Kingsbridge aortae tiler sign 001r10/1111)
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock be-
fore Judge Doyle.. -
The 1:2'i p. tn. trail on Monday was
over an hour late in arriving and the
2:50 was a few minute late in leaving
on that account Fall fair traffic was
alnsignel as the (lOIlse.
The gang of laborers that was to
rums
1.0 Maui work Inst week on the
new (i. T. R. freight, shed tailed to
materialize, and -nothing in being done
at the grounds. 1t is Raid , there may
be some change in the plans of the
G. T. R. extension.
'l'he Carey -Galt camp in Colborne
was tns)ken up last week, Mr, and
Mrs. Casey and family moving hack to
their residence on St. George's errs -
rent and Mr. and Mrs. Galt and family
t, the Redford fur the winter. Mr.
and Mrs. Gamble will continue to
occupy Mr. Galt's house for the
winter.
The engagement has been an-
nounced of Miss Lilian Peterson,
daughter of Chief Engineer Peterson
of the Guelph k Goderich Railway nod
Mrs. Peterson. to F. Herman C. Mne•
Donald, *in of 11r. and Mrs. Frank E.
MacDonald, of Toronto. The War -
triage 19 to take place early in No-
vember.
The Med regiment hand has engage-
ments for the Blyth, Bayfield and
Dungannon shows, in addition to the
(client Northwestern Exhibition.
Brussel.)waotd the blend, to, hut the
show there is on the %ante day a%
Dungannon's, and the Dungannon en-
gagement having already teen made
t3r114Me1. WO in la' refused.
A perty of (4. T. R. officials, includ-
ing F. H. M'Onigun, W. G. Brownlee,
W. E. (cillan and A. J. Nixon, were in
town yesterday in their special train.
They cane from \Vingham and' left
for !windup. They nl:ode a trip to the
dock and inspected the 'elevator and
two looked levet' the improvements
contemplated at. the 0. 'C. R. yards
here.
The marriage of Sheldon B. Cle-
ment. of North Bay, eon 0 Rev. B.
Clement, of town, took place at St.
(7etharinee on the 4th inst_, the bride
being Mis. Martha Catherine Coy,
violent daughter of Franck E. Coy, of
St. Cathnrines. Rev. B. Clement, aa%-
sisted in the ceremony and Mrs. H. E.
Hodgen%, of town, sister of the groom.
was present. -
Many in this section who ile^agnea
acquainted with Hiss 8. J. Williams,
the evangelist. in connection with her
work at. North street and Victoria
.treat Mel healiht churches in town find
also on the Be 'ller, Dungannon
nal Auburn eircnitn, will he interested
in the announcement of the death of
her father, Thorniest E. Williams, at
Tottenham. on September Gth. in his
eighLO•sevent11 Year.
George Green ham issued a writ.
,against the Canadian Mail Order Co.
and its manager, J. T. Benor, to re-
cover $5(0 which he paid for stock in
the r•oneern, hie alum being that the
money was obtained from him by
►nt'repreoelltation. The alleged mit-
reprose'ntaLinn consisted in the stat.•-
ment of the time when the company
would .Moat op eintinn., It in now
dated that, the company intends start-
ing business shortly.
Phillips ---Cox. .
Yesterday ming Knox church
was in festive attire on the o casiun rat
the marriage of one et' it' valued
choristers, Mise France. \\'., dsughter
of Mr. aand Mrs. Wm. J. Cox, Bri-
tannia toad. to Alfred Phillip., of
Fergus Falls, Minn. ' Those was a
large attendance at the church to wit-
ness the interestingreremony, which
was performed by Rev. .1. A. Ander•
son, B. A. The decorations of the
chinch were of white and pink aster.'
end fern.. George Lethbridge. of St.
Thome.), a former organist of Knox
chnreh, presided at, the organ and the
strain. of Lohengrin'M Bridal Chorus
accompanied the entry of the bridal
party. The bride looked very charm-
ing inn costume of Bi'la*itelm net over
(Tram satin trimmed with ribbon and
applique. She carried a bouquetof
lily -of -the -valley, and her bridaal veil
wan caught up with the same flower.
She waft attended t,5 two cousins ns
flower•ggirl., Mises Olive ('ox and
Alma Nts'nty, who hooked very pretty
in a motnn)es of organdie trimmed with
hnhy Irish lace and Immo Olin. Tie
former wore blue mid ra►•rie.l white
..teta and the letter *an dressed in
pink and carried pink asters. Perry
Beattie, nephew of the bride, trade an
'tomtit a page, (Incited in while and . Several eases rains lip in the Pulite
earrging the ring In n haskr( with I (yourt thin week for infractions of the
pink and white n.terw. Che ushers cow bylaw, in all of which a fine wan
were .Lames 30Th on, .4 town, ; it.
and Frank Campbell, of Landon). ,1t 1 np0)sd. Those fount' guilty of
the eonrinaion of the ceremony \len. I breoking the bylaw were John J. Hur-
ley, . lames (7teenway, John Webb
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -SEPT. 13.
YAMS
A halloo. School -Central Rushes Collage.
Stratford .. ..... _. .... ... Y
Urerceat Loot -Alex. ('Amason . 1
Silt erwarr-Rlrte Bre.., Toronto , 1
FR..,
Result + -Bright AtuerI040 RuNnw4 Col-
lege .. 8
Fall Mithuery-Mr . H. Park .. 2
Read for EMI -deo. Porter 4
ROW for Hale --Stile take . 1
C1yagr of Husinem -John 1>v(aaklsoo....
Rall (Jowls -D. Millar Cu7
Hardware bup pp(lla. for Fall -J. Nicbolnou . 4
Some Meq Hmvo Their Wishbone -E. P
Paulin . ... . .-
. .. .
Mimic Card -J. E. Jordan .
"N. ovl-Mode'-Hodgen Bros . 8
Aonououewent - N Ingham Beanie, ('diene Y
Auction Sale of Stock and' Iwplelwet.-•
Mn. Drysdale 1
Coining Prof. Dorenwend s
11 itch Haul Toilet Soap--Huy:al Crown Sump
Co
Court of Hevi.dom-Town of Uexterlch . . 1
Wayne Preshy tertian church, audits a
partiug gift he received :t handsome
gold watch trt)nl the metuberM of the.
congregation, with other memento,+
from societies in the church. An evid-
ence of the manner in which Mr.
Stewart's work with them is appre-
ciated hy the Fort Wayne eongre-
gatien is the fact that they want hint
to returu to then) nr;t year at their
p erntanent pastor. After a few Plays
At home Mr. Stewart will leave for
Chicago for his hast year in the Mc-
Cormick Theological Seminary.
CHURCH NOTES.
The September meeting of the rural
deanery of Huron (Anglican) will he
bald in Seatorth tomorrow,
The anniversary srrvlcew in connec-
tion with Victoria street Methodist
church will he held on Sunday, October
:74th. Mos. S. J. Williams, the well-
known evangelist, will take part in the
services.
A recital is announced to 1* given
in Knox church on Monday evening,
24th inst., by J. E. Jordan, organbot
of the church, and w chorus, which will
Iw arltiat('d by outside talent. Further
annou neeulent next week.
The Methodist General Conference
ie in session at. Montreal. Rev. O. N.
Bassen and (i. M. Elliott, 0 town, are
in attendance. R. W. MoKenaie wee
appointed a delegate, but is unable to
attend on aarrottnt. of an attack of ill -
health.
On Sunday afternoon last the
Misses Hoxeken and Mins Ethel Mose-
who are leaving town shortly for
7'nrnto,were presented with it hook
each iir the Sunday school of Mt.
George s church, in recognition of
their valued serViees in connection
with Sunday school and church work
and as souvenirs of aamx:iaUons
formed in that connection.
SUMMER SPORTS.
Missouri Chief, the Last pacer owned
hy J. W. Smith, of town, raoed of
Syracuse on Tuesday, getting fourth
looney. Hili time woe 25)34 and 2:084.
This i0 exceedingly fast time and
shows the quality and sped of the
greet paler.
Al an enthusiastic meeting of the
students of the Clinton l'ollegiate In-
stitute. the football club, holders of
the collegiate championship of On-
tario for rigghtsuccessive eeaao0•,
elected the folluaiing officers for the
full term :- Hon. pre*ident, K. M.
McLean ; president, J. Houston, M.'
A. manager and captain, C. McKin-
non, B. A. : secretary -treasurer, D.
L. Cranston ; field committer, R.
'11eKenzie, W. Manning, C. Copp :
curators, B. Johnson. H. Badour.
The annual tournament ut the Clin-
t.tl gun club will he held on October
lith and lllth. A number of prizes will
be offered as usual and the event is
likely to draw a crowd of crack shots.
Two rinks of Goderich bowler's went
to Mitchell nn Tuesday and played
three snatches, one in the morning
and ten in the afternoon. The Gode-
rich players were down um the morn-
ing's play but won in loth afternoon
Haines. The (oderich rink. were :
C. A. Nnirn H. W. Hall.
A. Mel). Allan W. Lane
That. Davies J. Wynn
Fred Davis F. Jordon
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
('. C. ire has n good top huggy to
trade for hay 01. oats.
A snap for new ftubecrihen-The
Signal and The Toronto Weekly Globe
for the balance of the year, only 25
renL.,
dtls.elhn s adding 143"'hns•h was and John Iiearom. In one CAMP the
pinyeb. I IlII )xefon• rand after th'' row wait ehninel to a fence. Mut the
ceremnm• Appropriate Audra were dung , magistrate deeidetl that wan an in -
by Fr's'. T. Keener, of Woodstock. a fraction of the hylaw. Jame.' Slattery
e
former member of Knox hnrrrhuujjr, ' was fined a dollar and costs for using
the selections being "True Till Deat11'; uhiiive language to Miss Bertha
and "A Hymn of Thanksgiving. (reenww Jame* McMahon was
The we'ldinR ti' .t w"*e'rven 41 the+ fined for Irving drunk and disorderly
home of the Iyride'a parent^. about `,K saline en the said boat that wan
forty-five guests being torment, the port during the week was also fined'
pasty including only Immediate fete a r>imil*r ,
friends and rel*Uvrs obd the members
of Knox church choir. Mr. and Mn.' J. lire Stewart returned home from
Phillip* left on tare 2016 p. m. train for Detroit last week, accompanied hy hie
a trig, t► Toronto, Uhlcago and Minna. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes tsltewart,
*poll*, before going t0 Fergon Falb, who had limn visiting him for a few
where they will utak'. Carle Moue. Plays In Detroit. Mr. Stewart woe In
Mr. Phillips, who was a neldoat of . chugs (luring the summer of the Feat
FALL FAIRS -1000.
London Sept. 7-15
Exeter Sept. 17.18
BI th
Y Sept. 18-19
Kincardine Sept. 18-10
Walkerton Sept. 19.211
Zurich ........ Sept. 19.211
Seaiforth.. . sept. 211-21
Ripley .... ' Sept. 25.26
i.istnwel . , Sept. .45.215
Goderich r Sept. 26-27-28
\Vingham Set. 27-28
Luck now ....... (t. 2:i
Hayfield Oct. 24
Teeswnt'r
BrlfiMln
Dungannon
Ft Frfwich
Oct. :i•4
Oct. 4-f
Oct. 4-6
Oct. 6
AUCTION SALES.
TuanDa4. October 2nd.- Auction c*I. M
farm, farm .took and implementor property of
Mn. Samuel Hart, at le 5, concretion 1, Col-
borne. I mile from Benmlller. TROP(. 0UN-
I)RY, anetloneer.
Tee:.oA,, September'Lifh.-Auction %018 of
farm lute and goods and chattel*, at J. H
Grnton'e store.) ort Albert, commencing at 1
o'clock. THo ti. 01'NURY, auctioneer
MARRIED.
1'H11,1,1Pt-PDX. In Knox church, on Wed-
nesday. September IYth by Rev. Jae. A.
Andorran. H. A.. Alfred Phillip+, of Fergwe
Fall+, to noncom W. you t
daughter of Minn., illiam .1. ('ox, of lioder(c
1414A('0M-PKRUI'F. At the Methodist per
+onag0, IMyIOM. on **member kb. bitter.
T..1. Steadman. May, second dwugbter of
William Perdae, to John Hoecom, all o<
(ioderich township.
Mettler: MKN%IES. Al. the home of the
bride's parent. an September NIL by Rev.
.1, J. Jostle of .lt
Relgnave, Hoht ScOee to
Mimeo Lossie Mendes, 0141(4a ler e( Mr.
wee Mew Jobe Mende., all d l Set Wawa-
ne.1h,
DIED.
M.INTOt48, in i etrott rm Tpectear. Revs
feather 11th. Capt. ('harts. McIntosh.
(►tt'ON teLL-In R,alUotd, em F'rldoy Nest
6alher 7th• plea (?Br4en, widow er the ilii
Jahn ('nnMll, aand Ten
U B n TsAtrte (. reds.
th, yaegatet vrhlte, k pvee wlh-et wB-
IL Intr. dot M a, sed seethe
pf v, W. H. uiwham, 5tar0tyot of Timor%
3lethodat ohamoll, (iedertch imps