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Financial
A SAFE 4 PER CENT. INVESTMENT
BY OPENING AN ACCOUNT WITH
THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
you will experience that{ happy feeling which coulee to thaw
who knew that their possessioue are safe, as a savings account
with this cumpauy it Just as secure as an investment in Govern-
ment Bonds and yisltls • higher rate of income.
FOUR per cent. interest, paid on deposits and money can be
withdrawn at any time. -
Goderich Office, Corner North Street and Square.
W. L. HORTON, MANAGER.
Notice•
\?OTICE TO iNVEMTORS.--THF;
1 executors of the rotate of the late
t:eorge Aehewn have decided to otter the
whole aceta fur .ala. The property cooet.le of
teal e.11te. debenture.. bond., and .took..
Parties. wlobing to Invent 40 moor the above
properties can get full particulare on applied
lien to the exe.:utors.
Mar. EMMA S. Aunt airs.
Executrix.
J. P. BtawN 1 Kxecutora
WrwawAcnie's
Gudetich. Deo 5th, 1907.
Public Notioe'
APPLICATION TO PARLIAMENT.
Notice ie herebyiven that an tiepUcataon
..111 be male by the North Mi4laud Beltway
mutant. to the Legislative Assembly of the
prof uutario at the neat emoting .e...on
thereof for au act amending the Art of Ineet-
'<oratior, of the applicants and extending the
line for the rommeoement ad completive
cl certain par:. of the railway of the applicant.
set ort in the .old Act as heretofore,
.,weeded.
T. H, LeSCoMBE.
Solicitor for Applicants.
at Landon. Ont.. fhb. Inch day of Janis
.,n. A.D. IWC 714.4
APPLICATION TO PARLIAMENT,
entice a herebyg1 ren that the Oatario Weal
shore Elootrb Railway ('ampany w111 apply to
'b. Ire* .I*Ilre Aeombty of the Provoke of
(Hom , at It. neat Pe..ton for an Act •
, Toernpo*er the Comtany to ret,nd ite
r,opsstd lino of railway from w point at or
near (iron.' herd In the townub,p of Stephen,
n the county of Huron. through the township
of (..borne iu the ...kJ sootily, thence In •
•o„hewarrlyy direction through the township
.4 Blan.h*rl. 10 the CO101 yof Penh. end N,e
,onto*hu, of Hlddulph, in the county of Middle
.re . thence southerly and westerly through
hetown*hip of 51eet Nieaouri W the comity
.4 \Ilddleae.. or Loudon toon*bip, in raid
unary. in and to the city of I.o0dou nn sand
• cavity:With power to ron.lrucl a branch line
from • pant Iu the towOdd p of t'.boroe. 10
I he, ounty of Huron or the township of 11taa,
.hanf. ,n the , malty of I'erth. through the
/Aid tnwu01up of )Uau.•hard. 111 au' comely
.hn rt la, to • point at or near the town of M.
Lion*, In the .ounty of Penh. and theme in
u, easterly direction through the Iuwnehin of
e40. In the Man(• of Penh. to the city of
'oration', to Ib.- •ai ' &aunty). and M. to, ad
•,-,'',gh the toweled Gnicerdiur. u, I IK . ounty
To extend the tuna: hl the pat 10001 of
.,. r.0
per cent. of the amount of the orlon./
ark of the said nen any for one year from
'he Ilth day of May. Ilia and to extend the
, mit (or the completion of the railway of Use
epphi*nt company until the day of
1912.
.%).pros ing and coi1rmuIg bylaw number
r' of the :awn of Uuderirh. in the county of
Iluron, re-pecting certain aid to the applicant
company hy • guaranteeing the bond. of the
.aid company t., the extent in the whole of the
-nun of 1130.11(1. and the agreement or bylaw
made between the Bald town and railway
company, dated the dal of
1141*5 %h.•reby the railway company O. viten
the right to bulld end neuron: Its nulway as
certain streeto of the enid town.
1. Approving and coum
trn,`` bylaw number
43.T• of the toe', of Kincardine, 1n the county of
Bruce. re.peetillg curtain aid to the appll'xr.t
rnmpeer by guaranteeing the bold. of the and
...meet.. It the extent in the whole Of the awn
d 7At,nn. and the agreement or bylaw made
Ise( worm the said town and railway 1wmp,ny.
4,14.dlh,• day of . 1108. when.
Iry the company le'go en the light to build and
u4aratc us Iwo way int certain streets of the
,.old low n.
Appros mg and cam (Irnn•1g bylaw number
x M the township Of Asheeld. In the county of
Hume. respecting certain aid to the applicant
company by guarwnt:eind the bond. of the
-PIM a„mppaan7 to the extent In the whole of the
son of 1196,111141. and the agreement or bylaw
,wade between the said township and the
railway totmpsany, dated the day of
, IIa4, whereby the economy is
glee', the right to build and olens:co 'feline on
41.114,,, of the highway., of the cold low,, -hip.
9 Approving nut confirming bylaw number
371 of 1110 township of Huron. In the county of
Wove, respecting certain aid to the applicant
"umpany by guaranteeing the bond. of the
-.nut rnmpmny to the extent in the whole of the
-wn of 7:.U1111, and the asnement or bylaw
1,4*de between the said tow ash U, and the
tailwey run,pany dated the tiny of
. 1910, whereby the cum4anyy Is given the
tight to build and operate Ile railw,y on err-
1.110
cr1.110 of the hlgbwayn of the paid townahlp.
7. Approving and continuing bylaw or
'igreemenit of the tnwn.hlp of Colborne, In the
county M Huron, dated
wbrreby the company 1. 05150 the right to
build and operate Ile railway on certain of the
highways of the raid townahlp.
1' For such other rights, puwen and author-
ities
uthoritfes as may be incidental to the shove.
loafed the. lit h day M January. IeM.
THE ONTARI' w'i•:ST r4H0RK kLF,C
TRIC RAILWAY t'OMPANY,
t:AMKiI,ON R KILi.ORAV,
79-41 . Their Solicitor,.
P
TIiB
STERLINL BANK
OF CANADA
ifxan Olytca TolroNtu
A,.Titomusgb canna), • 1/1,000.000
1 NCUItPORATkli lit *SPECIAL Al' T
OF DOMINION PARLfAMENT
To RE(: RI V Ie DEPOSITS
To accommodate the Fanners
we have opened Branches in the
villages of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
BAYFIILi
\Vo solicit the i'atronagn of the
FARMER.
SALK NOTKH IolMC'OU\TED,
SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT
(petted by deposit of ELM
Interest at 3% compouud-
ed quarterly.
i
/DUMB BRANCH
A. (I. GAMBLE. Manager.
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GODERICH MARKETS.
Tarauoav Feb. 27t
Fall wheat. per bush, new Ili M to 1 in
14 ring wheat. per bush. new..,, 11 M to to
Itye. per bu..h 0 4.5 to 13
Buckwheat, per buns 0 1U to e0
Gats. per bush., news. 010 to it
Pena, por bush 0 7.5 to 78
Barley, per bash 00) to (00
Scr enings, per lot, - 18 0b to 111 00
Flour, family, par eat Y 85 to 2 83
Flour, patent. per cwt 9 :3 to 9 25
itran, per ton ............ 21 00 to 21 00
Shorts. per ton a m to to 00
Hay. new. per ton . le 01 to 1 80
wood, per cord 5 m to 00
Hotter, per Ib o •,.. to 25
I 'here. e.
Eggs. fresh, ( per dos h til to fit
Potatoes, new n Yo to S
I attle. ordl n'y to goal. pee cert. 3 M to ne
e tittle, export, per eel... a Jt to 75
Hoge lit e wplght, per tort Styr to 00
Isunbegeese,1(' to Un
1 per cwt :t M to On
Flim, per Ib n to to IS
(taro,., per lb 0 13 to 011
Lard, per Ib * IS to 13
Tallow, per lb 04 to -. 0 0.5
Hide., per cwt 300 to .3 SO
Sher Skins .55 10 • le
Chic eon In to 10
Turkeys . .. .... .... 12t°
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11IY4kle narketa On page 5.4
Seal Estate for .sale.
[►ROPERT\- FOH SALE. HOUSE.
`` barn and three lots. Nos. 1$7, filo Ill.
also bouaehold furniture for sale. To be ..old
pr,rately. or by auction early le April. I'rop
arty at the foot of Mc Ronald street, east side
exhibition grounds. For further particular
• ppl7 0i the premiere.
t DE81ItABLE FARM FOR SALE.
.t .--1Yest half tut 7, 3th conce+aon. .50f.
Mld, known as the Mc Emote farm, two mile..
from Dungannon. one ball mile from wheel.
It i. well Mutated and ha. a pleasant ,tow
pn erren good land for general farming. ell
cleared. no waste land. all seeded down. 1e in a
good state of .uhasatlon. le free from bad
weed.. There are trim orchard.: ane of thee.
ho. shout 1"n trees net beginning to bear.
They are p0neroally all winter .pp4... Gerd
lank tarn 40x)3•, with good .tabling and coat
eat floors. dn.l allot !1x11_. with large loft
above, which will store about fifteen tons of
hay ; henhouse 13x24. '.tad frame house.
04x1,. with lase .umun•r kitchen .ted ,rood
.het attached, stone cellar. roll sir, of hoeu.N.,,
w 1111 cement floor. Huiee ,. being remodelled
wit), metal'..'eethng,. vied many cher oro.emwna *Mot. aid:trwer(y to itm warmth.
appearance and cones...ncw. Artesian well
and windmill. which supplies water to hon.,
nod limn. l hese ie a gals .nand teak rod
water trough at larn,7wldrh will hold 'noodle
water to water a large stork fora number of
demi. There is also a ...,'hlllrra wee en tier
lack end of the farm. Tbie is a good laoaae fur
someone. For further particulars apply to
51.31. ANDLR.SO'.. Dungannon. Q -R,
DWELLING FOlt SALE. -COM -
4 ,rtabW house for sale, conrenlent to
(.pian. Bathroom. etc For 'articular. apply
to U►:URUF; BEAN, Ilruoe etnlet.
L"OR NALI' AT ONCE. -THE GEN
12 ERAL stem and p.to*ce bushman at
Carlow. Large -frame store and residence of
eight monis. Near C. 1'. H. nation and con-
rcnle0t to church... and Khoo!. Reply to
71RS. JONES, (:arklw 1'. 0.. elf
0OD HOUSE FOR SALE Oit TO
II rent. --Comfortable house to rant. Midlom
onvenient to Sgann tt•throom. etc,
1'0,114 .ell to responsible party who rould
make moderate cash payment with balance in
monthly Instalments. For particulars apply at
THIS OFFICE.
FARM FOR SALE. -BEING LOT U.
mnrswlon 12. W. D. I •olborne. menu taint
Macre, all cleared. There Is a good. romfori-
able Mono dwelltog bowie with eviler ander
oath, i good frame barmiest repaired and en
larged, wlt.l, A Dement foundation. floors and all
.t*ble4.etf. Then, is a largo young orchard of
ehoiee bearing fruit tree., well watered by A
spring creek and two At elle. Fence,. and every-
thing
verything in good repein For term. end Iipp.rticu-
lar. apply to MIut. KId.KN or JAM, Mo WHIN.
N KY or by mall to Nile Pont °Mee. 7112m
DARN FOR SALE. --PART ()F
i block U. lake rad mixt. Colborne town•
ton mile, from Goderich. 1501 acre.. good
Clay lath. brick home. tarn 71 x 47. with
cement .tabling. arie.tan well, water In build
Inge and mring creek. 2 acres standing tlmb:t
and young orchard. Apply to ('. ('. Mc NEIL,
Dunlop 1'. 0. 114-tt
YOUNG k ROBERTSON, REAL
Rotate Agent*.O(detlrh, Ont. -Farm and
town properties bought sold .,,d exchanged,
LiOit SALE. --A LARGE, COM -
11! F'ORTAHLI brick house overlooking the
harbor l all modern movemieneeo. Including
hot water heating. Apply to YOUNG a ROB.
ERT8ON, Uoderich,
plOR HALE. -20 A('itEM EXCEL-
LENT land for market garden, with good
ulldings and fences; two mile* from (%de -
rich ; five *ono In orchard of apples, poem.
plume, cheerio.. peaches, unfree and num
barrios. Price and terns favorable. Apply to
YOUNU & ROBERTSON, Ooderich.
FOIL SALE. - 14 STORY 11018E
on Anglesna street, 1i story house on
Napier street, y .tory house on Elgin ave.
nue. 1 story house on Victoria mtrc0).
Two wt ery brit k house on F:.+es street neer the
Mkt, : nine ro ems, all modern ronvenienres.
Flt. Dsvld''. street ; nine nem.. all modern con
r'Menem. Ferns for sale 1n any part of
Huron canny. YOUNG & R()BEtTIOON,
Ooderlch, Ont.
AN EXCELLENT FARM F O R
P ALK. -200 acres )n Woe \V*w.neah. two
mile. from Auburn ; wd1 0 day loam, wheat 140
acre. under culttvtlon and At to le acne
thither. A well and two .rings of tester. a
new Irame dwelling a barn, sable and
delving shed. Apply w OUNU R ROBERT.
SON, Oodorleb.
'volt RALE: OR TO RENT. -- A
Are fleet 311n -acre farm in West Wawa
nosh. conceeeloo 5, lot 27, with 17., "wreath a
god elate of cultivation. well fenced, well
watered good enchantlarge hank barn. good
home. in•'o10ofIle*. blacknmlth shop and more
. rturner of farm. ('anvenlentto shod and
church, ;y m)lea front4', P. It. station at
Auburn. Terms easy. W. A. HAItRlSON,
Leek now, tell.
HOt'NE FOR SALE. - A NiNE
roomed fr.me dwelling, having • Real
.11u.tion. nn //Mr/ •tree(. MOWN/ fnnndallon
and summer kitchens ga.f et.ble. Will he soM
reasonably. Yoe further ppeerticalerw apply to
MRS. 15M. McCAUGHAN, ll iar•Iw ave..
Toronto. - 74.1
FARM FOR SALK --"$ CHOICE
farm for aide. adapted for relied farming
nr palter, en sores cleared, 10 arms good o •nh-
w ed. 13 aero good t {mbar. Weil a genii Mack
clay lam. Good frame boom. frame barn and
stables. good drlvinn1g shed. irl. 33 and 34,
eon on 1, (foM
dOh townahlp. Apr to
1'1{011 IYN)
(T, 14A VS a HI'LAiR or to AS.
J. WALLIif ('untau. 2344
.v.,-r..a .a.Y.
1
LOCAL TOPICS.
Trains Cut OR
Two trains have been cit 044 the
service on theta. A. G. Railway, the one
due to arrive at 1.2:311 p. nm, and the
one leaving at 4:50 p. til. The channel
went into effect Monday, so that now
there are only the morning train out
and the night t.tain in met the (i. \ (i.
Assizes Next Week.
The jury sittings of the High Court
for this county open next Tuesday be-
fore Honorable Mr, Justice Mabee.
Among the caws entered are two
actious against M. A. Pigott J: Co.
One of these is brought by Mr. Fiwber,
who was hurt in the accident in which
Fred Williams was so badly injured,
by the overturuing of an engine and
dump -car used in the construction of
the Guelph k O(Mlerich Railway. The
damages asked aro $horn. The other
is the action of B. Bissett for damages
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy of change of running advertise-
ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same week.
Boarding
L'N
OR LADIES, OR LADY AL)
i' gentleman, two elle.. wean treat rooms
with board or lady roomer* near the G. T. R.
station. Apply at THE (ZONAL 0soe. 142 -ani
Business Chance
DUSINES8 CHANCE. -- HARD-
') WARE..tores. furolwre, etc., on Hama
-
too street, nand stand. low tent. a snap to the
right party if told at once. Stork sheet mar
seen with full particu..as. Apply to
GEUIWK BECK ETT.
ror Sale
1)U LL FOR SALE. -A FINE PURE.-
") BREi) ehoethorn buil, eighteen menthe
old. dark red color, from first -els, to ,0tered
stock. Term. to .alt parcheser. ROBE15T
M,ALLiITF-R. at. Augustine.
./ 71
BOAT P014 SALE:. - GASOLINE
I.uneb.25 ft long with 1 h p. engine, in
Bret.claw rendition fa rale rhea'. Speed' miles per Mur. W111 carry ten p4*'n oger*
semfort.ble. Addrer Box hot. Goderich. _ l
( G(N)D CHANCE. -- MRS. P1lID-
:1 HAM hes vacated her room. over Dun-
lop. drug .ton. Thin le the chance of • life-
time to .erose for two of congenial companion
ship olee, eomfertahle qoarten. with erery-
t hint necessary to start housekeeping. Furn•
lohlegs will he sold at a bargain to clear oat at
once. Apply to F. J. PRIDHAM.
T MER FOR SALE.-11EMI.00K,
11UBelm and maple lumber for rale from stock.
or an be cot to order. F'or further particular.
apply to ROBERT ELLIOTT. Uoderich. tt
General Meeting.
`'UT!CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
si a general wrotlmg of the shareholder of
toe Ontario Wert Shoreutie Railway (w,m-
p.any will he held at the nof Meows. Cam
semi et Killoran, barr..tner. eV'.a Uodcrich,
l Interim on the nisi day of March. 41*14. at We
hour of twelre noon, for the purpon of clotting
director. of the ooneany and for the pnrpo.e
of giving authority to the di/nett/TIP of the
cornryny to n»ene Dodd., debenture. or °the,
seeuritee to the extent of 713.01 per mile oA
Magic track of the railway and eaten.ion and
branches,. and to reaun• the mane by mortgage
deed, pnrenant to the statute in that Behalf,
and for the puree.. of transacting such other
businos. as may property to transacted at the
said meeting. 11xe mid meeting via en far SA It
le to deal with the tome of betide, debenture*
or 'securities of this company to be a special
in=of the rotundity.
Uated this 1111.11 day 01 February. PONT
.Ltd. )Iy order of the
PROVISIONAL DIRECTOR41
Auction Sales
C• LEARING AUCTION BALE
`' or
FARM ST0S'li, IMPLEMENTS AND Pt. RE
BRED ItY)G1*TIRED SHORTHORN
CATTLE.
\\"m. A. ( hleholm will sell by public auction
at Ica to, row -mem 9. W. D. Colborne 41-2 wile
earl of lwsbernt. on
MONDAY. MARCH 9TH.
comnuneing at 1 o'clock :
one heavy -draft Clyde mare. ie foal: 1
heat y-dre ft filly, riming one year old: 1 good
hee(y dotter, six years old; I he ry.drringht
gelding, rising three years old: I mw. due to
calve May 1/4th, etc yew-. old ; I row, due to
alas Ino of April, live years old ; 1 farrow
now, five years old ; 1 farrow row. Palen years
old :2 teem. Meng two year. old: 1 heifer,
rising three yearn old : 1 spring calf, riming oils
year old ; 1 pig. four months ofd ; ai good Inti.
eater ewes; 3 good young oxford awe.:
),ay -loader. good ea new; I nIdedelivcry rake,
gond as new; 1 din. harrow; 1 lumber wagon
T lop buggy, good m* new; l good open buggy
1 Portland cutter : 1 set light bob -sleighs ;
eixirot Daring binder and sheaf -cagier: 1
Font It wood mower; 1 lay rake : I Fleury
ploys : 1 grindstone; 1 *et plat form wales :
1 new bay rack : 1 wheelbarrow : I gravel box ;
1 pig rack ; 1 ant double harness and collars ;
1 .et .Ingle banter., robber -mounted ; 1 Ladder,
twenty -raven feet long: t shun ladder; vie
hen.; 3 whitey hen.: 1 Daley rl,,,ni : 1 Wood
looking *cove: 1 wool heating stove. u.wd
very little ; 1 kitchen table ; 1 new 0110ns10,,
table; I buffalo robe: forks. +hovels, whittle
tram, neckyokee and other artiviea lm limner
ons to mention.
Also at the mime time and plate wilt Ie sold
the following pure-bred stock, owned by
Janne.. Chisholm :
Daniel a dark roan bull, valved October lath,
1104,, aloe, Fancy . Y'ncoHlc, -_,5C@' ; dam,
ioahurn Ledy.
One hull airs eight mouths old, mired by
Fanny s Favorite : dam. Elvis 1'iCtor,a•
725111, hy Royal Mariner. -155)3
Leaman Lawdo 12",43, man now, calved May
Inch, 1104. Mired 1, Lord o the Grange
4,013m
1da, 1 slr. ._14.77#. Due to
calve September 1st.
Elle Victoria 72.,10 . red. calved September
eh. 1001. elm, Ftny..l Morino -3)4'4
dr!th. Klam, ebs 11378 . Due to aM
hs arch
Ett►of Dunlop ;".•M. tmon nn heifer calved Feb.
roar 20d, 1903, .ad n
by Aaron Bac
dam, eh
elide \'letorla 7:.510. by
Royal Mariner __ l30Bi _, hoe to matt
February 2.5411.
Alberta of Dunlop - 72519 , sire. imp. Veter-
e,
aer-
11, --y0114S.- 0011101: dam, F,I.), - _14.378
Ute to calve Meech 2.5th. Thl. ie a gond
thick roan heifer, valved 1'cbranry (rah,
19e4.
Victoria's Favorite 7711), n dark Soon
heifer, ...dyed April :ah, 101, sire, Fancy m
Y'arorfto ; dam. Kl.ie Victoria,
All the thorr'nghbr d heifers and rows have
been price -winners at the fairs, aro in good
breeding condition. and we consider then, .,
well bred a lot ae ewe, be found an the collet ry.
Tie term* for the above wilt b. 11.,' v,m, ♦s
terms for Wm. A Ch1*holm's male.
TYPO... -A1) none of !lo aid under. "PIPIT;
over that *movie?, eight months reedit will In
glren 011 tytrnlshing apprornd joint notes. .5
rdlrouut al the rate of ., per rent. *llowed for
rub on credit amount,
There will he no reserve, An Mr. ( hi.hofe,
ha+mold the farm.
In caws of neigh weather the sale will he
held undercover, I'lenly of gond ervmnunw4e.•
thin provided for bones.
WM. A. tt.HTSHOl.M. T. Gt'NMt\'.
rroprietor. 5 ucUnneer.
START ANY TiME.
Get yJo0ur training in the 'wheel that I.
qualt1W to give you (Ile beet that. r..n
he h.d.
The British Anorican hnotn.w.
(College. Y M. C. A. Building, Toronto.
Write Mr eatel0gne.
I' uwitig to feeceo tiring left down. Ait-
other action is that of George Greve
against the Pamela Mail Order Co., a
concern in which alts Green iv vested
but which failed .tart bueinese.
Hockey
Ou tiatuvday afternoon an Ottertail.
Mg hockey match was played between
two teams of'girle front the Collegiate
Institute, The {wore was 44 to 11.
40. Saturday. evening as match was
played between a Goderich township
tenor And the Goderich bakers, at the
opeteair rink. The score at full time
was Udl, but in an late* leu minutes'
play the Goderich Luwnnhip Leant got,
out goal.
Macdonald- Gannett
A quiet mudding took place yester-
day morning. at 11 o'clock, at, the
home of Mrs. F. A. McLennan, Nelson
street, her eldest daughter. Mts. IAar-
IaraCannell, being united to 1). A.
Macdonald, of Athtield. Rev. Jas. A.
Anderson. pastor of Knox church.
perforated the ceremony, eu1y a few
immediate twla(ive's )xeiug present.
Mr. and Mrs. alau,doneld left for a trip
of as few days and on their return will
bake up residence on the gloom's
ftn•u, wt Lochalsh.
Fellows -Farr.
A quiet wedding took place at '31.
Peters church at .. o'clock ou Tuew
dal, morning, when Sergeant-Major
William Fellows, eon of our towns.
man Joseph Fellows, and Miss Mary.
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jetties
Farr, Britannia roast, became hus-
band sod wife. NPV. Father McRae
conducting the ceremony. The bride
was attend ed by her sister. Mies
i izzie, end the groom by his brother,
Jo*eph. Mr. And Mrs. fellows left on
the B a.w, traiu ft t• their future loom
in Toronto.
Libel Suit Threatened.
The London Free Press of Mnuday
had the following ; "Jame% Dwyer,
of Richmond street. Saturday in-
etructed hie solicitor, W. R. Mere-
dith, to institute proceedings against
The Goderieh Star because of a state-
o.eut published in their issue of this
week. Ile mention's $.,)eel •t the
amoma. 111r. Dwyer states that he
holds aue uptiuu of a patent of John
1'. Conway is, who reeidcs iu (4odc.
rich. He low the patent papers in his
ponsosaiuu, and Ito claims that, the
newspep•r stated that he was wrung -
fully bolding them."
A Sudden Death.
The death of William l). 'I'ichborne.
of the :oh concession of Goderich
township, on Sunday, was it vet y-snd-
den one. He was .t man that was
never sick, but some urunLits ago be
became subject to heart double. Ile
wan found dead in lett on Monday
morning and must have pawed awnv
during the night from heart failure.
He was a native of Goderich township
and wan living on the old homestead.
was n' -o a years o t
He a Ixt n at f age, and
Y Y 13 .
had been worried about twenty•
one yea's. 1le leaves beanies olds
widow, who is a daughter of French:
Hillock, a fitfully of seven children.
Mts. Nicholson. of (iaxlerich township
Mrs. Win. McCaughan. formerly of
Goderich. now of Toronto : Mrs.
Sullivan, of Manitoba, :and-iliumxs
and Harry Tichlw.rne, of town. ate
misters and brothern of the deceased.
Bcese v. Pigott.
The action of B-'eot v. Pigott et' al.
was tried on Monday and Tuesday o!
this week by His Honor Judge Doyle.
W. Proudloot, K. C-, for plaintiff.
F.. L. Dickinson, K. C., for defendants
M. A. l'igott it Co. J. J. Drew, of
Guelph, for third party, the Guelph
et Goderich Railway Co. The netinu
wad for damages to plaintiffs mill at
Blyth and contents owing to water in
the river rising un account of partial
blocking up Gf the river, las alleged, iu
conue.•tion with the construct'
of the Guelph It Goderich Rail-
way. The evidence in the case
between the printery parties was
all l: by (i o'clock on Tuesday, when
en adjournment was made until next
Monday for argument. His Hionor de-
ciding to dispose of the case between
the plaintiff and thedefendent Pigott
before taking evidence as to liability
of the railway rompaoy to the e011 -
tractor.
G. T. R. Officials' Visit.
G. T. It. Superintendent 1'. E. Gil-
len and Resident Engineer Cousins. of
Toronto, were in town on Tuesday.
coining up in the private ear St.
I.awreilee on Monday night and- leav-
ing Tuesday afternoon at 2:51;. One
of the matters which brought thea)
here was the situation at the herbs,
the town council having emended the
hylaws giving the G. T. it. the privi-
lege of running their tracks to the
water's edge by limiting the privilege
to the distance the tritely; are xlrendy
Iaid, in older to have a free hand in
dealing with loth C. 1'. It. and G. 1'.
R. as tr any further extensions. In
view of the building of the Grand
Trunk Pacific and the probable plac-
ing of is line of boats un the Great
Lakes by the Grand Trunk, the com-
pany does not look with favor on
what it regards am a curtailment of its
privileges at the harbor. Probably the
council will 1a• rndimunicatctl with.
Public Library.
The members present at the regultr
monthly meeting of the public library
hoard Taut Saturday night were
Mews. Tiger( end Plunkett, lir.
Strang and Mayor Thompson. A let-
ter Wan real from Mr. Kereighan re-
signing the poshtkrn of treaeorer to
which he was recently reappointed,
after a faithful service of severe'
yearn. The resignation was regret-
fully accepted, Dr. Strang agreeing
to art. as treasurer until an appoint-
ment is made. Tho following ac-
counts were paneled : indiitl,rinl Can-
ada, $1: Clinton News•Recor(1 for
1448, $1 : 0. F. '('ar't'e,-renewal 'of in-
surance on books end furnishings for
the next three years, $12. Th*•
librarian'a report, for twittery showed
i11(1 books and nutgar.ines tweed, 14,1
of fiction ani1 i:h1 other elasses, and re-
ceipts of A11,:11, The matter of getting
out a eupplPtuent to the catalogue of
Iwoke wan left with the took commit-
tee.
W. C, T. U. Notes.
The W. C. T. U, held their reefer.
tire meeting on Monday, F*hrury
24th. Fourteen members were pres-
ent., end the president wan in ,the
chair. The Bible tension was taken
by Mrw. Hazen, who gave a very in•
terming lenient from different parts
of the Bible, anawetiog the vscuscs
we are so prone to mola when asked
to engage In any good work that te
r) -
ulres, ninny self-denial on our pail.
The whittles of East meeting were
read and approved, also the; Ureas•
titer':, reyelrt. It wars moved and Iv
(aided that ' president he sent as :(
delegate to the,uuv'eutiou to be held
in Toronto uu Wednesday MIA'l'hui"e
dos' of this week. The Wm:saUone'
half-hour was taken up it1 a hearty
diecussiou on the franchise fur women
in our tuwu, with the r'e'sult that ,it
any decided that many more voters of
righLeould be placed uti the list :and
thus give us their influence at our
*text tolls. --Coy.
Get Ready for bummer.
A letter from E. 11. • ltydr, of the
\Vhite Star Line. Detroit. regarding
the annual June trip to Detroit, ie like
the first robin, a harbinger of spring.
Mr. Ayer intimates that this ypear the
Greyhound trip will give .l:rsleeieh
people it Sunday in Detroit. The boat
will leave Detroit for Gude:Sett on Fri-
day, June Itkh, and will take the
Goderich exciind 1It In Detroit, the
net day, Saturday, returning u. Gude.
rich on 'Monday. The fate for the
round Gip will le $_. 1t has hitherto
Levu a $1 trip, but the msnagefuent
feel Found to dirlcontinue this ex-
tremely low rate. Special trains will
be run over the (7,'1'. 1(. and C. P. It.
from Stratford and Guelph. On the
evening of Friday, the 1111,11, the metal
moonlight trip will be given under the
auspices mf the Goderich Musical
Society, and -lir. Ayer, after consulta-
tion with the meteorological office,
promises real ualuulight for the
occasion.
A Clever Elocutionist.
The town of Maple ('reek. San-
katchcwau, follows Goderich in two
of its prominens textures. IL has it
Signal which weekly throwit ice light
over the community, nod it has just
recently estahli,he.l :m huepital tot the
relief of suffering humanity. Thu
formal opening 4.1 the horpital took
place on the .,th of this month, and
was quite it pt p {lar affair, The
Made ('reek Signal cu i 1 ides its re-
port of the pin reeding+ in the (Ante-
ing terns, and the reference to !Rites
1) tvis011, delight t'duitr fornrertowns-
titan A. H. Day's 111, will remind Goth. -
rich re eters of successful elocutionary
elTorts by this young lady in our
town before her removal to the \fest :,
'•lu the evening the beet entertain-
ment that Maple Creek .has ever wit•
nessed was presented to the Teeple of
Maplellret•k. \hiss Davison and Mise
Ethel Uixnu were encottd again and
again. hi the reading til :Sally
Anne',, Experience Diss 1►aavism)
proved that she was an elocutionist of
no mean ability. We hope the
\\'oumiatl . Hospital Aid will sett their
way clear to give tis a repetition.`
Emes - McDonald.
The marl iage n{ Joseph Emes, of
Brantford, to Miss Mary McDonald.
daughter of .John McDonald of
t wuitwokdu•v
at St. Peter's r hl s•h
nn Al Lep morning at 11 ti ('lock.
The bride wore her travelling suit of
fawn cloth with en ittvieible (brown
cheek, with brown chenili., Logue to
rematch, and her sister, Miss Annie.
who was bridesmaid, were a navy
blue Eton suit with white hat.
groomsman Wal. J. J. McDonald, of
Hmafttfurd, brother of the bride. 1s
the bridal party etitetvrl 1 he church the
wedding march was played by Miss
Griffin, and at the altar the bride was
given avev by her father and Rev.
bather McRae oflieiated. Miss Jessie
McDonald wit. 1 from lerndon for
her sisters marriage and ?Tisa Flor-
ence McDonald, the bride's youngest
sister. sang at the church service.
Mr. and 51re. Emes left en the rnorn-
ing train for a :)rip to Toronto and
other eastern )M.ints, before taking tilt
their resident' in Brantford. 1'he
beide was the reeipieut of many pres-
ents, showing the esteem in.which
.he is held by her many friends
To the bridesmaid the groont's gift
was a gold bracelet.
Married on the Stage.
The church wedding and lbs hue+e
Wedding are well-recognized forme of
the popular custom of getting( mar-
ried; but a wedding on the stage. at
first thought. strikes nnc ill ferhaapv
a trifle out of plater. However.' w!cn
the marriage is between persons who
make the stage their hotue six nights
out of the seven the case ie perhaps
different. AL MI evenly the stage at
the Opera 1louse in G(wlei'i,h was the
scene of a matrimonial alliance on
Tuesday night that was none of Lhe
make-believe affairs one expects to
sec on the stage. The 'event Woks
placebefore the performance til the
evening. and when the curtain was
Ht•at rung up two of the cmurp1Ony
stolid before the iaslor of Kttnx
rhurch ready to plight their troth.
Tbc team] 51/lenuIities were duly ob•
.tarred and Arthur' Hulwet Greene and
Elizabeth Mary Hemingway were
declared Iliad and wife by Rev. .1. A.
Anderson, who performed the tete•
nm(ny. At the emnr•lu,,ion• the other
mem bent of the• commits. adv(Ince(1 to
offer pone' atulgli and the cerrtein
fell as tits happy bride warn receiving
their kisses. "All the world loves :a
lover," and perhaps this was net the
least appreciated palet of the evening.
program.
The Y. M. C. A. in Uoderich.
The (io dct•ich branch of the County
Y. M. C. A. which is being organized
in iluron ie proving setae an nctive end
healthy organization. \1'eekly meet-
ings have leen held. usually on Men-
de), evenings. at the Collegiate 1notit-
lite, the regular meetinga no far rennin -
ting of a heir -hour. Bible study, fol.
Iowed frequently by physical exercise
or a gator of Iwanket.-hall in the gym-
nasium. last week's nmeeting was held
on Thursday evening and was Rome -
whet of a special natio.... Arehihald
('ellen.. of London, county work sec-
retary, wait prolene and hes genial per•
sonality added h to the interest of
the evening. The executive work,
which has hitherto been diweharged
by the e,eentive committee. hes now
been apportioned among several separ-
ate c mittem., and the modal commits
tee on Thursday night provided an
interetling frantic in the way of
refreshments consisting of cake, coffee
and sandwiches. Over the coffee cupe
the member,, diotiwied the signing of
a petition to the Legislature asking
for the repeal of the three-flfthe theme
in the Act with reference to Ince!
option. Opinions were freely express-
ed both fnr'and against the three-fifths
clan.*' and when the vote was taken is
wan very close, but as there mesa email
Majority 1 1 fvur of the n'egenl of the
clause the petit was .igued and
duly lurwar!*wl. The president of the
club, Dr. Hayden, who fur the past six
weeks had been unable 0, attend the
meetings owing to being engage(' at
the military school, was again with the
boys and hs rtappx•arance was warmly
applauded.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
I or photograph'. esu, Is 11. It Se Ulla has a
00liftecIllal repuLllion Doe't let ante het
wee& go by without editing for that photo you
prouneml your friend. lung Attu. Ib It now,
Fenny -work eupplie- in great vmerle el
.
Wilmer Smith, East .tree ea
, Tide to head
.ops rterycuatl y. w tar therood• : el.., for.11 good. of
All kinds. Pictures and p)aturemouliling. •
ep
Another weak tourer +p,ine and the time
when you will 1*. mrudt,g lhwt unw suit of
0*0,10 t Call',0*' and 0..a the ula'ganl Kuud.
w
Melt P,idham, the Tailor I.'+ In stock tot
Your 'rletUem.
Next Wednesday i, Ash \Vednet
day. Laster this year toads on April
111th,
*
An interestinglettertrout \Vallee
C. Goode is published un mit-fifth page
this week.
The people of Crewe, Ashfield town-
ship, are waking au effort to secure it
daily wail service.
'1' ow night is leap -year night
at the rink, and Manager' Craigia an-
nounces a grand carnival for a week
front tomorrow might,
\\'e hive received a copy of the
prise list of the Huron county spring
stock show to be held at Clinton on
April 2nd. It will b• published next
wreck,
R.R. Sallows,has en intereetingseries
of photograph,. in his window showing
Craigie Bros. ice harvest from the start
with the plow to the storiug of the
material in the 0 • house.
The sheriff's, sale of N. M. Cantin's
and Josephine Cantin's .property et
St. Joseph, advertised for Tuesday
last. did not result in tiny transfer, an
Oleic were no put chasers.
The hoard of Alexandra General
and Marine Hospital met on Monday
aft* -noon and re-elected the old officers,
as follows: I'resulent, Judge Holt : vice•
president, sludge Doyle : beeretary, H.
E. Hrxigens : treasurer, C. A. Nairn.
Andrew Porter wits called away
from town by the death of his lints,
\1r.. Myatt, of Brampton. which oc-
cuuod at Guelph hospital inn Satur-
day last, Cancer was the aux' of
death. \1.74. li 'aft had been •uarrietl
I four (h.,
Joseph H. Mused., proprietor of the
Morgan House. Kin.•arline, has wade
applicat' for the transfer of the
license of that hostelry to John .1.
Kelly, of (i,alerich. Mr. Kelly 0. ex-
pected to Lake ftos.t•ssiot ou or about
th.• second day of March.
hi the report of the annual meet-
ing of the Daughters of the Empire in
Iasi week's Signal the name 04 Hector
Hays should have been given instead
of le C. itays as one of the gentlemen
who were given route of thanks for
assistance in the 1). to P..'. recent 'en-
tertainment.
The 1)',ts' Engine Works Co. has
received a contract (tum the ihpmin-
ioll Government fur a maxitle engine,
boiler and outfit for 41 steamer fur
Lake %Vinnipeg. This makes the
third contract the Company baas loaf
ttthe Dominion GUV0rtltllellt dur-
ing the past year.
The regular monthly meeting of the
tauds•rieh ht•anch of the \Vowen's
Institute will lie held at the I of
31.•s. Entine E,tw'atd, Britannia road,
en Thursday,Mereh •ith, at :3oclock.
The pt•ogruu is taring prepared by 31r e
U. Iteid, \Its. (leek, Mrs ..I. ,f, Edward
and Mrs. W. T. .
We are pleased to notice that dlios
alargaret flue Jamieson, of Kintail, is
the winner el a prize given by the
I'etrie Mtg. Co.. of Hatyilton, in a
letter -writing e petition conducted
by that companyMiss .laamieson'»
prize was It handsome penknife.
We congratulate her on her sweetie.
The gospel temperance meeting
next Sunday will be addressed either
by Hee, lien. N. Hazen, pastor of
Nen; h street Methodist behnreh, ur J.
H. McComb•, evangelist It is ex-
pected that u report of the delibera-
tions of the recent temperance con-
vention held at Toronto will be given
on the following Sunday.
The sale of horses by Auctioneer
Thames Gundry tie the Colborne
hotel on Saturday afternoon attracted
a large number of farmers and others
interested in horse -fleets. On account
of the storm some draught horses
that were to he wild did not nrrIre.
Twelve animals were di.pose.I of at
prices that ranged rather low.
'l'he Francis Greene C pane
played at the 4)porta House On -Mon-
day, Tuesday sued \Vednesday -nights
to fair houses. 'rhe a111)011ncewent
w'as nmade ou Ttlesdey night that the
eolopany would return to • Goderich
for an entertainment oti the evening
of jelly 13th to assist in the Orange
celebration.' '111e eotupany (provides a
gond evenings amusement.
Readers of The Signal who hove
enjoyed the special article» whirl) Mr.
.1. .1. 'Wright ha... writ len for this
paper (tone time to time will regret to
learn that our genial and t•rrsatile
tnwntmal9 has been bevil,g a severe
wrestle with an attack of bronchitis,
which has left hint very weak. Mr.
'Wright will havlhput in tIvre*'•,nartr•rn
of a (Priory on this old erart4* on the
2e1lh of Marsh next, end h.• feels that
he G not et1 young as he used to be.
although in (-privet-Ration with him the
ether evening the writer found hien
bright and alert and hull of interesting
rerninineence about the old days in
Goderich, 'We hope to see hit) almnt
soon with a glomi mcasuhe of his old-
time vigor,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.•
(:ORF FnH SALK.--Car of American
feed cora for sale. Other groins taken
in exchange. Call at the warchOtlw'.
a1, .1, cotteF.R, Hamilton street.
•,1, Strehler, piano tuner for lleint.•
Inas, and others, hen arrived in town.
Orders left with F. J. Holland, drug-
gist, Jordon's stork, will receive
prompt attention. Telephone le,
Remeinher the ehreddr(d wheat
b*nqq'let in the Oddfsllows' Hall on
\Vetineedey March 4th, tinder the
auspice, of the Indies) of the Baptist
church. The menu will he the prime
as previously announced. Banquet at
14.31) p. m. A good ?musical and lit•
urary prtglrent will be Octal,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Feb. 27th
---
Paaa
tical Way l uloid.( 1;c,•uoiva. --1 . 1 . 1,J n,
(1. T. 14. Iterates Fe le lowresce..'. i
When Von Get a blood Thiry( Koep It --1'• h.
Hut:anti , •
Property for Sado Near exhibition Urueade. 1
`:print; Impern.tlons-J. 11. Colborne 1
1)a•s Your Htainted look Surely f 11-allor (
Ihldhau
. J
1 100 Hundnl' fords of %V ud \Vantod-t,1'or•
xn. Hardware and Stoic Store. ... 1
Hull fu, Sole Ih,bt. McAllister. St. A*telka'
Inv . 1
Plumbing. Heating and Metal Work -How-
ell Hatdwato l'u ... .i
Spring Belting*, -Frank 11. Martin •'
Reduced Priem.. Feuelog--(•sex C. Les 5
Piaui Tuning A stn•hler.....,, 1 *
717.1.5 to British Columbia A'. 1'. It' .. 8
Clearing Auction Sale --Wm. A Chisholm.
Dunlop P. o, .. ,.
TO UNSEAT MAYOR THOMPSON.
Proceedings Being Taken to Upset
His Election.
Notice of motion was today served
on Hobert Thompson in "quo war-
ranto" proceedings which are being
taken to upeot hie election to the posi-
tion of Mayor. Dr. Macklin, as will be
remembered. woe declared elected by
the return ingofficer and the subsequent
recount before the county judge re-
sulted in the declaration that Mr.
Thompson was elected. The grounds.
As stated in the notice of motion, on
which it is asked to have it declared
Nett Ur. :Macklin wa1 elected are as
folluwe :
"Firot, that the slid Robert Thomp-
eon was nut duly or legally elected or
returned at the said election in this
that at the said electiou a majority of
the V0tee cast :at the said election was
cast in favor of the said Alfred Hope
Macklin, and he was accordingly de-
clared elected. that on the day of
polling or between that day end the
. $Lb day of January Inst when a
recount was held that sown permolr or
persons obtained access to the ballot
oxes containing the ballots cast at
said election. which ballot Minot were
negligently kept by the clerk in his
office, to which various persons had
keys, unseilel find with the key
attaches1 to the NUM, and up)0110(1 said
boxes, broke open the sealed parcels
containing the whew Italica* and the
rejected and spoiled ballots and se
marked, crossed, changed and other-
wise altered thee' is to affect the
result of the cote 80 taken Oil the dill
day of January ,and wake it appear
that a wajority of votes had been cast
for the said Itolwrt Thompson itpetead
of for the said relator.
"That the said Robert Thompson is
(nether disqualified from holding the
office of Mayor in that at the date of
ouch election ht• wee interested ink one
or more contracts with the *aid town
of Goderich, contrary to sec. of
the Revim'd Municipal Act of 18)13.
"Further, that at the said election
ere 0t• more of ihr returuiug offtcer'n
snoght to influence, intimidate and
otherwise unlawfully obtain the votes
of electors whit were unable t0 mark
their ballots themselves, to cast their
votes in favor of the defendant and
actually did induce one tn. more votes
to be so cast."
The evidence to Ise produced, as
stated in the notice of motion, are the
aflldeyits of Hobert Tait and G. F.
Blair and the exhibits therein referred
to, the recognizance of A. H. Macklin
and hie sureties, end tae depleilions of
J. W. 4'r0igle, \Vol. Craigie, Frank
Bingham, nervy \Nelson, M. 0. John-
ston, E. C. ilelcher, Joseph Brophey,
John Sends, Con. Murphy, Mrs. Alex.
Kirkbride and the poll clerk and ecrt-
Lineers, at polling subdivision Nu. 1.
AUCTION SALES.
Pmiat, February -- Auctien sale
of farm .tack rind Implements, at lot 4,
eouceseion 2 Wee: 11 aw.neeb consumer--
10g et 1 o'clock .harp• DAVID Mr•GMATr1M
ANn AL.ra. Dragktn, proprietors. Twee.
Ur stair, euctiuneer.
FH11Av. Meech nth. clearing auction nate
of grit-rlru. farm .took, Implements, etc, We
p,rty of M-1..•od Hca.. Huron road, OodMoh
-township. one mile from NoIme.Vllle elation.
The Cann ban been add and everything will be
sold. Taos. Gcwnnl, anclloueer.
7'c4.+piv. Meech lath. -Auction sale of term
(e•k rind implem entc. property of Jana
Mahnffy, r •eseion 2, tlatdey. Everything W
be dispo.od of, ns farm has been sold. Trow*.
O r s PH.-, a at• 1 tel lee1,
Fnm.v. March tell.- ('tearing action elle
of fau•un tock and implement+, belonging In
Janie+ Itutbby, la 2. concession 1, iVeet We-
wanonh. Tno'A. Orman, auctioneer.
MoNDA.. Meech 9th. Auction sale M ern
els.fern...tock and Implement-. Including one
of the Mol Ilook• of shoepp in the county, the
property of w'tlliem ('hi*holtn, eo,cessloa e,
olborne. The form is sold ed there will h,
no reserve. Tuosi on Ge0DHI, auctioneer.
TIp,nnt. March 171h. -Auction sale of t'
hmarydratt and rnedst.r horses and mlti and
I* load of cattle, property of A. M. Poltof et
hl. farm 2 mile. from Goderich. Ties,
(A's mi r, auctioneer.
\1'r;nkcenir, 31t rch {511,.-.Aurtluu mole or
farm '.t.41 and ilio lenient., property of Jees-
Snyder, half mile from II.•nmlller. There will
be nothing meert.'d. Its farm has been sold.
T. GI:emit . auelloner,-.
Other people have their weak .pot.
and perhaps you may have a small
one.
Alien Klereh 'Sonne Authorities be-
lieve that. the )n•acttce of singing w111
keep a person from getting conewmp-
tinu." Mr. Knox -'Yes, batt sheaf
authorities believe in 'the greatest
gond to the greatest number.' "
Wee Jimmy Green via,, on his way
!mine from the titbit' when he hearl w
than with a larrole *beet. "ice cream. -
"What div ye sell r" sitid Jimmy. "Ic(-
ereenl," said the men, "Olt," retorted
,Ii,ui.y. "We all know ye scream, loot
what div ye sell
BORN.
SOW ERRY.-in (Inderlch township. on Pehre
ary 11th, to Mr. and 0,w. William Sowerbs_.
a dangh'er.
MARRIED.
MITA:NE. H1MIN115'. A9' --fn the Vietoria
Open. Ilona, on Tnedoy. F ebrlery nth. br
Rev. Jule, A. Anderson. 11. A., .1rtha:
ItnlwrL Greene, late of IYPtermantabure.
South Africa. to Elizabeth Maly Hem
• Ingwav, Istc of Portland. Mater,
SteIk,N.1L11 ('ANNRLIs -Al the boon, of
the bride+ m'ehc r. (Andel. -mt, re,
Wed ne.dwy, tel.rnwry e1.1 h, b) (1... ga.
A Anderent. H..1., [Mont.! M, Iso„on, o1
A.ht1eM Inwnsl'i V.
lo 14th tar„ a Armen,
II 'I0lttel of tot Ise" Finlay 31, I en,uln.
DIED.
1lC'RRnRNIt.- In (l derl.•h (ownokiy , n,, hon-
esty, Febru*ry 23rd. William I) Tlchborne,
aged Al year..
WHITTRN.- in London. nn Ireboinry 11th,
J.ma Whitten, formerly of IM*A.kl aged
M /ears.
('OUSINS. -In Gn,lerlrh. en Tneeley. P.hvu
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