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A SAFE 4 PER CENT. INVESTMENT r
BY OPENING AN ACCOUNT WITH
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you will experience thaty happy fueling which tonnes to those
who know that their possessions are safe, las a savings account
with this company is just lar secure las au invertunetit in (1overn-
moot Honda and yields a higher rate of income.
FOUR per cent. intefept paid on deposits said money can be
withdrawn at any time.
Goderich Office, Corner North Street and Square.
W. L. l HORTON, MANAGER.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy of change of running advertise -
manta must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
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Card of Thanks
A
j iARD OF THANKS. -MK. 'TOB.
1'ou+iue and family dodo• to uaprr.+ their
d,s p' appreciation of the many expn„m,fons of
kindlw... and 47lulath)' they base received
durum the Meow of Mr.. Cuomo- and in their
. al.Natuc0t terms cnlent.
jeer Sale
LIUR SALT -- AN UPRIGHT
i' Ileintxman {demo.. In excellent ronditloe.
'Oriel be wild by the rah in.l. 3ltt 011 cheap.
For rartieular* inquire st The Monet uffla• of
at. CAPTAIN TRAu NC H'S. Ssut.h.treM-
1)L'Ll, '1) ..FOKborahoen HALIs -A F INK Pl It N:
1) 111(1Iru•1, rlghu.•n twmth.
'.4..lark red color, from fled clow ergo/eyed
-to. k. Term. to cult pur:ha.rr. 101.1HIIIIT
M ALLISTI:IL 1.t. Augustine.
eter
t UI5)1) CHANCEL - MH.1. PH11)•
.1 HAM hose vmcuted her noon- ..e, Dm.
lop. drug 1.wo. '1 hie a 1b.- chancy of life
lime to .(•euro for two of congenial r !alum.
•hip ulm, aanfortahle o uarter with a •ear)`
mug envie/try to .14r1 housekcepout. Eurn-
.-klr.ma. will Weald tit ab.Mw)tala to char out at
oto. Apply to F. .1. I'RIIJHAM.
I l MBRR FOR MALE. -HEMLOCK.
Li elm and maple b,mher for ...Winne Meek.
o .inn he cut to reeler. For further particulars
,appl)to ROBERT KLLIOTI'. Uutler(ch. tf
Notice to Creditors
VOTICE TO CRED1 OI* .
41
IN THE ?LATTER OF 1'ATIOI('K J, FARIL
INSOLVENT
Not It i 1- hereby g1'0l. timet ,he a loot,.
rained iowlvenl of Ihr toy. ii of U'detwh, 1•
the (utility of Hoorn. who carried on Lwlnem
4.1\I7ro-er al said town. ha.. made Nn a.wagn•
meet of IIL..elate to nit for the genteel bene'
et of 1,.. rredltnro under the .e. teed .tatetea ,
tit Ontario 110.7,, chap. 117.
Ike creditor. are ...treed to Inset at the
place of b1.-luesa of the said Patrick J. Farr, at
1h.•.ald town of tioderich. on Saturday. the
Itth dry of Mardi. A. D.. 1110. at 2 orlock in
the afternoon. for the morose 01 neelvinff
statement of time in-olvenl - affair-. fur tile
aptolntment d In.pett.w. and the giving of
dirtatiOae with reference to the diapered of the
• -tate.
All perouu.claiming to be entitlad'to rank
"0 the mune moot Ole their althorn with we
on or before the .mid date.. after wbioh 1 will
Mooed to btMbnu ...set. haring
iegerd to that claim. onlyuiwbwhich I obeli
Own have received notice.
i'ROt 1 Pt,OT, HAYS it R1.1111.
N.l rItor. for Thorne. Orodt y. Assignee.
Dated at I4oderlell thi..itd flay of March. A.
D., hot
General Meeting.
OTI/'E IS HEREIIY UIVEN TIIAT
Ai aemend ,,[colingof the .har.hotdery 1.t
tee (Mb., lo \Vint Shore Electric Railway tan,
pang will le held a1 the oMcr of Meter.. Cato.
roue & KMorose. lrrri*ten.. ale., Ooderlch,
(111811,, on 1 h 1.404 nay of Match, 11sw, at the
lour of t wets e noun, f,r the pm -pow of electing
director. oft he company and for the purpose
.•f giving atithori'.' to the diroctore of the
•, 4811711. ,'.,e Meals, debenture'. or other
-.1,111tte. to 11,, Oxtail of 1113.,..1 per toile of
yngl•• track of the rade ay and 01101010,, and
imbue. and to 001114 Ihr .airs by martg..ge
.I ,, 1'tunotie,1 1,) t lit, -141.11e Il. tlnat Ie1011,
arid r theurlose of trauwote such other
h1. -rook. w,'nay_{ Ioterty he I1wmw•ted at. the
Wahl meeting.Thr odd meeting 10 a0 far a* 11
h to deal with the I.-ue of Imelda, dw•n
rltlln,.1
urwenrf1lea of this company to tea .(leti.11
meetingp, of tyle eontenny.
Tested this 1)1111 day of February, *104.
v 1.1. Ilyenter of the
PltOVIBDONAL DIRECTOtt".
taco
\ O'rICE TO I N%' EST°RS. T111:
- executore of the c"late of tlao tele
George Achc-tie have derided to offer the
e bele rotate for .ale. TheSop . rt 1' 'animists of
real eealatr•, debcntere., Ne,d. mud .lack..
t't,tic. whiling to ant eat In any of lite elms c
l•mperl ie. ran get full particular.. un applira
1100 10 the Cie ,111084.
Moa. EMM.%S. AtIlltaAn(v,
Excdiltrlx.
J. 1'. Hlu/ww 1111;60*".WILIJAw £CIlx:(
aO
Uoderich, lyes. Mb, 1807.
T Ii E
STERLING BANK.
OF CANADA
Mau Orrice Toawn'o
A I'T11ORIZg0 CAPITA t, • $1,(uu.aa
INCORPORATEDINCORPORATED1)Y SPECIAL ACT
OF MIMINIoN PARLIAMENT
TO RECEIVE DEPOSITS
To accommodate the Farmers
51 'O hove opened Branches in the
villages of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
We solicit. the Patronage of the
FsnweH.
BALK tongs DIB(:OUNTRD,
HAVINGH BANK ACCOUNT
npentrl by deposit of $I.lr)
Interest at :I% compoimd-
a.l quarterly.
3 11)l!rt1CH BRANCH
A. O. GAMBLE, Manager.
Situations vacant
WANTED.- COMPETENT GIRL
fora bouaewurk. Apply to MBS.
e
VAR. u�fltH'�iv.
Meal Lstate tor Baia
FOR BALK. -- COMFORTABLE
dwelling situated on eters reset : two
late. os. 1711) mud I. 1. Good .table ; wane
geed Milt treat. Foy further particidare apply
to MRS. UFA./ THl-ftL&pW, Konya stmt.
al?
FARM FOR SALE. --LOT ll. CON-
t'liesetON 12. Colborne township, compel.
ing lgs4 acres : most of 11m, land a steal "ley
loam. There (e S61111111 house end a hero 1.1,01
feet with cement remodelling. Fano has a run
Wolf goring and ha. been 1.1 gran. for seven .0r
eight yeast. Six melee fro,u Uoderich ; st'houl
within a mile and a quarter. 1• or terms and
latticulrre ripply to J. Y. ANDItEII1, (lode
tach. nett.
DROPKRTY FOR SALE.-HOt-H1:,
▪ barn and throe 101., Nast 1"J(''', IIgi, Icel.
Ala, household furniture for Brie. To be sold
presmtely. or by auction early in April. Prop-
erly et the foot of Melt.told .tient, east nide
exhibition ground.. For further partleular.
apply on the promi.mo.
DESIRABLE FARM FOR HALE.
11. -\list half lot 7, 5th (0000..ion. A.h-
(1ek1. known as the McEenr(e fares, two mile.
(runt Drngannon, 0u.• halt mile from ...noel,
It u well situated end ha. a plea.anr slew.
-11.1 al's'+ good laud fur general farming, MI
0law ed, no wrote land. all sailed down. le In a
good state of rnluswtim.. I. fno from bed
weed.. There aro 1 w0 orchard, ; one of these
ha. about 1.40 treaty lust beginning to hear.
They are principally all winter apple. (rood
lank tarn inset. with good etablu,g mod tailor
ent Door., dais Mg sherd Jaa 12. with large tun
nips., which will &sore about fifteen tone of
hay ; henhouse I :CI. Good frame house.
'talo, with large •un,mrr kitchen and wool
saint atl4rh0.1, +torso cellar, full sire of hon..-,
V6 it It omen! fluor. Howse la being remodelled
with nMulllc will.,., and sally other ite-
erevru»tils which add greatly to 118 warmth,
elnweraUce and ronvrulrnoc. Arteelen well
and windmill, which .uppllw water to house
end tarn. There to 8 galvanised tank and
water tivluth at l.lrn.11wldrh will hold enough
water to water it large -tock for it number of
la).. There 1. ala{ a nevcrfalling well un the
l.w.•k end of the farm. tot. is a trued home for
.oweunc. For further [articular. apply to
WM. ANDERSON. Dangannoo. 64.31.
DWELLING P011 BALI:.-4J0M-
f Mettle home for rale, (oneeekot to
Square. Bathe/Mil, etc. For particulars apply
to0VORIJE BF:AN, Ileum .treat.
LW It BALE AT ONUE.-THY. GEN
r Y,RA . store and postotflro Moine.. at
1 .rklw. 1L, ova frame store and rwldenre of
Motet roosm. Tear t'. P. It. elation and con.
venient to douche.. mod retool. Apply to
Mlul.-OXEit. Carlow P.O. ;latf
('OOD HOUSE FOR SALE OH 1'O
1t. --a'
von umfonwblehome torent. Sitdfnm
elrc. 1 convenient to time . H%throom, .(e.
Would sell to rospoceible {any who could
make moderate rah payment with halutee in
menthlj in.talruento. For particulate aptly at
THIS OF}1CG .
L'ARM EY)R SALE. -BEING !A)T9.
11'' rononwlon IS, W. It. 1oihnrne, comprlaing
In) arse., all cleared. Thera 1.. good, comfort
-
aide frame dwelling home with cellar under-
neath. a gond frame barn, ilea repaired nod en.
Melted. w 4111 a nee,ent foundation, floors rind all
stable.! orf. Noel. a large young on•hwr4 of
choice bearing trait to,'.. 11 cit entered by it
sppring creek and Iwo wells. Fence+ and r.,•r)'-
thing In good repnlr. For terns and tparii•n
lar- ripply to MIDI. 1:1,1 F: N ro' J A.. M 1'31 HI N-
N EY o, by mall to Nile Post Of11er, 762,,,
FARM FOR SALE.-I'ART OF
block 1(, lake tool east. 1 olbornr town
ship. two mile. from Ooderlch, 1:° %crew, gond
clay loam. brick house. barn 36 x 117, with
cement etahling. antwlen well. water In build
Ings aril coning creek. r RCM. .tandln timber
and militia orchard. Apply to 1'. r. Mo NEIL,
Dunlop 1'. O. Ibtf
YOUNG & HOIIERTSON, REAL
Estate Agent., Ooderieh. Ont. -Farm and
Lowe proper0to bought sold mid exchanged.
11011 HALE. -A LARGE, COM-
Fort"r.aHL1: brick home overlooking the
ha. lea , ell modern ton v enlene.m, Includi,qq
bol eater heat ing. Apply toVOrNO L- HOlt
ER7'SVN, Uoderlch.
OK HALTS. -4U ACRES EXCEL. -
1 I.F:NT land for market garden. with good
buildings and fence..: two anile,. from Orale-
rlch: fits acne.. In orchard of 'spiting. pears,
plums. ch iea, (eache., gr*pee and mm
terrine. F. nom and term. favorable. Apply to
YOCNIi & ROBERTSON, Golulich.
poft MALE. - I4 STORY HOUSE
• mi Angle.ea street, 1} .tory hotter' nn
Napier 'erect. 14 story home on Elgin ❑se-
n,,r, 1 story hon.,. on Victoria etmet ,
Two-story brick hou.e on Eo,w'i street near tl.e
lake; nine roost., all modern convenience..
Ht. Ile rid'. etroct : nine lean''., all modern con
renleneca. Fero. for wilt. ie any {`art of
Huron county. YOUNG & ROBERTSON,
Ooderlch,Ont.
A
N EXCELLENT FA11:1 FOR
L2a.
E.-1. acres in Weal Wawanh. two
nine.e fr7ar l Auburn : moll a relay loam, about 140
arrow under eultls talon and et to 40 acre
umber. A well and two ..ring. of water. a
new triune dwelling w tarn, Sable end
drivin`6.bed. Apply a OUNU & HOBEIIT-
SON, Oodetieb.
LWR SALE OR TO RENT. - A
.1 Mot -ohms 7101E 18.181 1n Weal, Wawa
north. em oselon b, 1. with 17.5 scree In a
good date of cultleatlol. well fenced, well
winteredg11n•i orchard, largo lank lane, gond
home. F'oetoMi,'. blee snilth "hop and ,.tore
at corner of tern. Convenient In echoed and
church. 31 collo, from l'. P. R. atetlon at
Auburn. Tcrrn. awry, W. A. HARRISON,
Lneknow, (mt.
OUSE FOR SA43E. - A NINE
monad frame dwelling. hallow a good
wHuMlon mo Kee et rect.. Stone foundation
I 1e
wad .nobly. Fokitr ben, aced .181.1.1,rl lcI1 r'l 8 pl mold
rnseonwhl For hnr a particwlwlw apply to
MRS. WM. Mt,CAUGHAN, 41 Davie.. eve..
Toronto.
L1ARM FOIL HALE. - A CIHOiC1
1' term for sale, adapted for mixed termite
or p1. nlre. NI entre deer d. 10 woes revel 0reh
std. 13 servo good timber. tin,! w goat black
clay loom, (loon (none home. hems barn and
.tablew goal driving eMm1. Lots 11 and :N,
s•once.'d Rn 1. Ood,rlrh town.hip. Apply to
PitOU JI'OO ' HAPS i HLAIR or to CHAS,
J. WAS Clinton. 21.11
START ANT TiME.
Det your training In the echoed that is
eminent to give you the best that eon
he hod.
The Hrlti-L American Itedne.m
College. l' 111 C. A. Bnlldtor. Toronto.
Write for ratelogu..
OODERICH MARKETS.
YTuc,auar, Feb. 27,h.
Vali wheal,
per hush, new. 'It 1N to t 31
mentor wheat, per bush. new .. ,1 te4 to 0 to
1(70 I,er bush 0 r) to 0 46
Huck wheat, Per bush . n 01 W 0 III
into, per bu.h., new ..... _ 0 40 to 0 IJ
1'eu, per bush 0 75 to 0 711
Barley, per bush U 11) to 1 el
Sereoolugw per ton 18 00 1u 1N 00
Flour, family, per owe 2 ai to 2 Il.)
Flour, patent, per owe 3 2i to :1 J6
I4rsn, per ton 21 131 to 11 n)
Shorts, per ton ..... 9N 00 to 1M 00
Hay, new, per ton 16 09 to 17 6.6
Wood. ler cord e'4) to N m
Butler, per Ib 0 Yi to o 2i
('hear, per Ib 0 15 to a 1.5
fresh, per dos 0 YJ to It :'1
1'u toes, new 0 .4) to to *1
l 'stile, recite. y to good, per owi, 3 011 to 4 lel
('stele export, per cwt 4 54) to 1 76
HIDlu
ile weight, per cwtS , to 00
Iamb.'
S) to 6 no
Sheep, per cwt 3 .0/ lit 4 )11
ftam, per lb a 111 to u IS
Baron, per Ib to 16 to 0 PI
per Ib 12 to 16
Tallow, per Ib 04 to 0 (U
Hides, per cwt 3 00 to 3 311
Sheep Skins 66 to tel
('hiekets ' 1n to 11)
Turkeys ...., , .
12 to 11
1(lelailje mirketr w saes 5,1
Lost or Pound
ijjOUND.-A FOX TERRIER DOG.
JL- Owner may have amine be mooing prop-
erty paying ripen.. \amu of finder
�OMY.e
given on opplloatlo l at. 7 he SIGNAL
Boarding -
I(tOlt LADIES. OK LAD AND
gest _Wean. l.0s .lc., warm boat
t m.
with 'tattoo Amer at or TB681UNA1.� tui - let
Auction Sala
(ILEARINU AUCTION SALE
T
IV1LKES BRED R4)TTINU HORSES.
I(KAVY•DKAi'OHT ('L Y I) E 11) A L F:
110171KS AND' COLTS. ANI) ELEVEN
HEAD OF C',ATTLK.
Mit. A. M. IOILLF,i' will sell by public aur
tion at (ti* farw. two miles from Oudench, on
• TI.FJSDAY, MAItcH 17T11.
conn. ensu{t{{ at 1 o'clock moist.:
1 bottle P., J.11.by Htazlli,tll,2.1G,• by Brown
IV like.. by pion 33 like.. In flat to Tom Read
txt15' - by )ted Witte.. by Otto. 3'llke.:
dam, decree. by )loawte+. by Gar Wilkes.
2. (lay filly. elynthla Eddy 3'Itkea. furled
IMtolwr 24th. eon dam. Lott to 1'., 2111, by
ItrarUlan, 110, by Brow., I% eke.. be George
Orifices :.i.e. Tow Items - 1.1&14' .
a
Hay etaIlion. The Kid. dam• (ally Mc-
Curdy..!.Jr. by Judge Mrsrunty. by McCurdy).
Hambletonian. by Hawbletuni*n 10. k'eled
September. lute ; .in., Tom (teed.
1. 'lay filly. Kitty Louise ; darn. Dottie
McCurdy, :'.'L'1, a full dieter tone Kid. foaled
July fell. ear.
S Ray molding. .anl8md. fueled Aayry d.
19[(1, by Tuns Herd, dam.. The Buffalo Mare.
,by Stephen A. Donee... 418111 of Amertraa
Harry ,p.ir rt.._104. and of Harry itrottur•. Xa, :
t.ia fellow will make • trotter aunt if de-
me
. !My mare. timer Wilke,. foaled July,
two by Tom Heed -13S.1:. dam. Dottie Me -
Curly. 'L:9: thla u.wreu. mixed gaited and If
Allowed to pare IgA every tight to go fast
there 1s no bete„, bred ewe in the country,
7. Brown gelding. 'due year old. can trot
in 136..lred by Wild Hr(n.% 1.19, the etre of
more h.wee' in the ..11 claw than any .tellion 11.
('ands.
Cl.a pr.IIALi. I11.A%r-pHA(';1.T Holier.. Ave
Cot.n.
Thee boat y draugl.t metra. In fowl 10 Ludl
e n foal {II ar : I general parppoosnoo mare. 1 to
L chinear : 1 pair welding.. rt.ing :1 yint1 old•
brok.0 to harness, sired by Lnchlnrnr. Should
grow to weigh 1.10)1 each . 2 shim', rleing .
Tears old. gored by l,ochinver ; . tithe-. Honig
1 year old, oleo.' by Logan. ar : 1 geldlug. I
year old, sired by Lochlovar . I emir gement/
purpose horn'., a and 9 year. old : 1 taw* lit
calf : 7 heifer. riming 2 year.. old ; 2 erect
raise.. ri.u.g I year ohl ; 2 heifer., rising 1
rr:rr nhl.
1'rr0n,s c0rw•eg by train will be driven 0111
firm Gundry Hsi.' livery free of charge.
Ifhe wear her In stormy the wile Will be hell
tinder ens er.
Timms: lilt month.' credit will be given on
h.reiehing approved 20110 nolo.. A diecuunt
er rhe ('1118 eta Per mint. allowed (Mesh.
A. M. I'VLLE1'. T. OCNDHY.
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
l� or
FARM 14TCX K. IMPLEMENTS .IND 1'1 i11,
Dltkb REGISTERED SHORTHORN
CATTLE.
Wm. .I. 1 hlnholw will sell M• ppuWle auction
at lot In, i,00.' ..ion 0. 3'. 1b (Abate* (11 flak
cwt of Lecher'''. on
• MONIIA 1'. MAIe:l4 'JT/I.
commencing at I 0 Block :
One heavy draft Clyde snare. in foal. 1
heavy Men 1111y. tieing one year old ; 1 WWI
'navy du Ivor. els year. old: 1 heavy-dramfblr
gelding,ri.in
g three par.. uld; 1 cow. Ste lo
1,11V0\ny I-tl., Iivc .cava old : I row, due to
calve l,.t of April. rive Yvan. oil ; 1 farrow
row. five genre old : 1 farrow cum, 1-0801) years
old : 1 etcero, Hong Iwo Sema old ; 1 heifer.
tieing three year. old ; I 'Trine calf, rearm one
year old: 1 pig, four month. old ::1. goal Lel
,ent .0 ewe•: good young Oxfonl ewe.; 1
hay -loader, gond 4e new : 1 .Ido -delivery rake.
gond a. new ; 1 44.1. barrow ; 1 lumber wagon
I lop buggy. lford 4s new: 1 good Open buggy
t 1'nri NMI ratter: 1 act light hob -Ielgh.; I
-iv-blot Leering bander and ahoafcnnier ; 1
Host & 3'oo.l mower: 1 hey rake : 1 Fleury
{,low; 1 gr(ndetoae; 1 't platform wales;
1 new hay rack : 1 wheelbarrow : 1 gravel leu :
t pig rack ; 1 art double hmrnc.s and roller*:
1 we single hams.'., ruhlwr nlonnted ; I ladder,
twenty'even feet long' I .hon 1, lder: n/
hese; 2 turkey hen.: ) I hat+y churn ; 1 wool
°oolong atom : 1 wad twitting 'novo• teed
very little ; 1 kitchen table ; 1 new extena(m,
table; 1 buffalo role ; forks, .hovel., whire0-
trees, neekyoke* and other article.. tuo numer-
ous to montloe.
Also at the ratite melte and place will be *old
the following putc'bred etock, owned by
lamer( hioholm:
1M.1101, n dark roan hull. eels ol Oeto)wr I.th,
Caw, sire, Fancy -n 1'A%oritr, :17113 ;111,1111,
Ii•abunl Lady.
One hull calf. eight monthe old, dreld by
Fancy* Favorite : dam. RI.I, Victoria,
72116, by Royal Mariner. 'Lir,
Loahuru Ilar,dc 72.513, roan row, mired \fay
11)th. IIOW, mired L)� I.on1 of the Orange
-- Vaal : dant, Mole. 14,1774. . Due to
calve M"plember dol.
Elsie I'irton( 72.416 , rod. mired September
Nth. net, oleo, Itoynl Mariner 255101
dent, Nl.in - (437N Due to valve Marsh
llut
Et t k of lhmlop 72.v111, roan hcl fir, relvel Feh•
nutty lad 1014i, aired by heron Move
.Aunt. stars. Elsie Victoria 72510 by
• lima) Mariner 25,11n . Due to calve
Fabrunry 250..
Alberta of !Nelms 72510. ..Ire, lo.p. Favor
iee .10rti5 1111400; dam, Elle 1437m
Due to calve March lith. Th)o tos god
thick roan heifer. 0wlve04 February ivied,
1085,
I'1ctertfa. Favorite -9110 a dark men
heifer. calved April '6th, IOfet, sire, Fancy's
Favorite ; darn. }:lei. I'Iclorie.
AN the thoroughbred hel6,m and rows have
leen prise.winnor. et the (aim, are In grind
breveting condition, a114 inn ron•.hler them Nw
well Aral a Int n. "nn be forted In the ...wintry.
The ternfor the above will be the *rum aa+
term* for m. A. ('hl,lmlm'+ .nlr.
TRRM..- 1 *urn. of Gln and ander, mob :
1111(4.thet an mt. eight menthe' envie. win 1R
Even on turntable(/' approved Joint note... A
laonnt at the Vote 0f r per 4.1.1. 8llow'ed for
emelt On 01rdlt "mounts.
There will he no testes. n• Mr. (•hl.holnt
hes MIA the fern'.
In e.»' of mngh wenlher the wale will 1e•
held undercover. Plenty of gond aexwltmorba
Ibm provided fon bootee.
I3'M. A. CHISHOI.M, T. ot'NDRI'.
['tupelo/Ow. AncUon.er.
LOCAL. TOPICS.
Death of Mrs. Lotto.
The death occurred in Detroit last
week of Mrs. Anita hays Leets,
widow of the tale Walter LeeW, aid
daughter of Kuhort. (lays, Lae of the
oldest conimiseion nlelrhatite of that
city. Mr's. Leets w'111 be remeuihcitd
*a Axial director of the bummer hotel
last Reason' and the prime *newer in
the launday eveuing hervie'8 held in
the huu'I.
M, Y. McLean, M. P., III.
It was r1. rted from Ottawa, last
week that M.Y. 31cLean, the nlenlber
for South Huron, War ..unlined to the
horst• with an attack of grip, and:a later
report is the( un tnflemunation of the
inner ear is the trouble. He wear
removed to the hospital, where it war
found necessary to perform ,1t (merat-
Aon to remove the tremble. 041,1 11 b..
expected that he will be all right in
few day..,
Death of J. W. Fortune's Sister.
The Detroit pagers u)tuthe
detach at Grace lluspittlsmcr but Wednes-
day noon of Ma ' Agp(nrm,• vuln)gnst
daughter of William W., 41111 Ow IoW
Maty limy Fortune. mud tail.• of She
Rev. David Cam`{)oe11, 1're.ltyterean
Miuirler of Gould city, Mich. she
was interred in Avondale .•ruletery
Stratford, btatSatunlay afternoon Thr
deceased last visited Iter brother,
J. 1sV. Forton(•, here Inst ,lune.
Another Promotion.
Chester Farrow,Un'ulrrly ticket ngeut
and operator at the (, '1'. 11. eta •
herr, who WAS promoted two we'e'ks ego,
to a similar pusetion et Guelph, has re-
ceived another pnlnlnt' and is now
at the Union Station iu Toronto. ile
is in charge of the ticket exrhauge of-
Hcee, ieing in the joint employ of the
(F. T. It. and the C. P. 1(. Now that
Chester is right under the eye* of the
big railway official. at Toronto, wd
predict it will not he lung before he
climbs another ruhg in the ladder. .
Death of Francis bmeeth,
The death ofFrancis til e'-
T6 }• tierth (
'
eurrrd yesterday afternoon at Guelph,
where lie had leen in the hospital tut
a little over a week. , Mr. Snlreth haul
leen in failing health for a lung period.
1'he remains are being brought home
today and the funeral will take place
to Maitland cemetery on Friday et.:1
o'clock. The deceased WAS for many
years one of (ioderich'a pr, ' tent
manufactureen. rundurtiug a large
planing -shill and coutractiul; business.
He retiree) souse years ago owing to
poor health. He had reached the age
of til yearn.
A Huron Old Boy.
Brigadier -General Otter has re-
ceived from the Imperial War Office
Ow offer of a brigade rumnuuid at
Aldershot, the great English military
headquarter... It is unde.rate.d that
General litter will decline the offer
and will remain with the ('nuadi,u(
militia. 'rhe offer jr a great conlprh-
ment to the distinguished Canadian
and alar to the militia forces of l'.an-
ada: it is the fist tins, ,any fnloniel
officer has been invited to midi a eon-
,iiand. As an old Huronite (leered
litter's career reflects erdit upon this
banner country.
Good Position for John J. Austin,
John .1. Austin, of Hamilton, has
iea1apW/tuted assistant1
HNU 1
ce
inspector for the London -district, suc-
ceeding D. Maloney. superannuated.
The position is worth >i1,1(s) II year
and is one of the. best in the service.
Mr. Austin is a former reident. of
Ashfleld, and is a brother of Patrick.
k,
Philip lied :Morgan Austin, of Kings-
bridge. lie has been in the tailway
mail Rervicr, for several years' and i"
well and favorably known. Hie old
friends in this county will b,, glad to
learn of his advancement.
Steam Shovel to StaH Work Again.
The large steam shovel which ham
leen lying beside the C. 1'. R. track
on theiwrth side of the river since it
was used Inst Veer was rsiihoa•.el oil
Tuesday farther up. near the Dunlop
bridge. soots to ::void the chances of
being carried away over the embank-
ment, should there 1s' another laud -
slide ouch as occurred two years wgo
when the shovel was carried into the
river. The batik just below the At•
trill orchard will requite to be graded
to avoid landslides, and the shot el
will be used again. for there are many
cubic yards of earth to toe 1 O d,
Big Convention Coming. 't
.1. W. Fortune arrived in tura)) un
Monday (evening and left lot 1
'I'ue'aday evening. Ile wee busily en
gaged seeing whet could be done with
rho hotels for am expected cont'enti'on
of :MM) people hens, Ohio the beet, week
in June, only half of wl can 1N•
taken care of in the summer hotel.
Mr. Fortune expects to sign a eontdiet
for the whole 3111 who will arrite uh
one of the MscKllllt boats from Cleve-
land. So far I;oxlerich is ahead in the
running and it is expected the clatter
will be closed this month, when de-
tails will Iw announced in our col-
umns. Mr. Fortune says if we do the
business up in grovel shape there will
be other like convention excursions to
follow.
Preparations tor Building the break-
water.
They ere having• lively tinlcr S) the
stone quarry up the river, When` cum
siderable blasting in being done to get
out the thousand cords of stone Gott
Col. Young 11131. contractee) to supply
to the contractors for the breakwater
at the harbor. et twenty men are
now working there and tett to lifted)
teams are doilyt1taking two °r three
loads earl( to the Itarbor. Already
one forth the contract has betel re-
moved ,end t•verythingg hs carried on in
a hurried in: •r during the time
that there is n gold road over the ire,
which saves w great eel -view in team-
ing. Timbers for the breakwater en•
also beginning to be hoeigh1 in from
the rrnmtry.
Shredded Wheat ban suet.
1'herr wow a Inrge Withering at the
1lddfellnwe' 111111 111111 evening. lane
oectuoion being the banquet git'.'n by
the Shredded \Vhent (71.. nn(L•r
'the auspice*. of the Rapti 01. rhnreh
Indies' Aid. A very nttree! ive
menu we. provided, inrlmlin5 hned-
dal wheat in 0 variety of form*,
end the ndaptabilily of Ih,• 1,1,x1 to
many different low* in the making of
w hill-of-fon•. Wag demonstrated in a
most prneti.til manner. AM'rt• the
temper. which was served in a vur•
neat and dainty style. a musical %lit
literary pr.gnou waw given, iurludi�F
selectionii lits the IE'.ek.toue utchrs
era, recitations by 31iss. Fathering
lulu, !Muhl,. w•!r(•Uon* by ;a mail.
quartette, et unlo.ed or Melon..
tVightnnan, look, Shaw 1 Puwrie.
solo by Miss JlcVittio nod all in.l►•u
mental duel by Misr Nairn mud ,1. E.
Joldall.
•
Burlesque Hockey Match.
Thu funniest burlesque wabotierl4dt
Nutley match ever played un ice 1,
pt ' eel for next Monday night.
March Uth, at the West street rink.
The lino -up is as follows : ,
MARIN/A
H Graham Uu(te p-mgall --
•J. Craig I'041 ling III •) (.011,1 •..
A. Ffrher 14Nrurcle ewer puldt
E.It.dduwn Hui erant. ilk "01.tro
M. Melemd \nalt,ogo.plke tike rues
A. Sle Autry l a '.tach' Pelu left wile:
\I•. McLean Jlbtop.ad Ike right wiug
I.u1 tNa
r. L. 1'411ur1 Menc«•lent.. 1704)
. Musty M dodo venue
I. 31. 31Nbs• NI
Hula cotrpoult
HNrry 11.1µ• IL,in in th., Fe,e 'entre •
0.-1. 1'•°...e.- Item 1. K1. 0o•.d,. ruove
F'. I4.,pp ey 11,►e s Poke. L;f. wing
3'..Uartl,s'. iee (Aught In Ih. Fog nolo wiry.
Referee 1'utuooelur•. trust flan
1'. 31,4 ardor gad umpire Hiltu,, Iluhu°,
Il. 1 aap1811 ' •ke'sA•r - 13. E. Kelly
.ho i,u. r of netrri17e leen.,
1 I fo calm
boy 3. W. Sault,
Bedford stool?) J. 1.. Medan
ores of the Marine club.
'file Marius 14141.11 ('het, wish 34,
trader their thank.. to E N. Lewis,
M. I'., for presenting ah.•u.rwith u►ap.
tot M.u.katchowan, A llw,'te. .Mauit. the
,and the lh,(uiniuu of Canada.
1'he club had their plea° taken in
thrix flub room on Saturday r\'enine
list I.y Fred Btophcy.
G. A. ltolwrteuu addressed a large
andienee in the chili r0ou1 nn Sunda)
afile rnom m, the subject being ....Ilse Lift.
of Christ,"- Ht•et, the birth of Christ ;
.M,°tnd, Cht•i*t as to Hely ; third. Christ
Entering the :Ministry. 3Ir•. Robert.
14(411 will Continue Ilia readings eve)y
Silltday afterur,on t :(.F) to 1:3•
p. in. ,and all young men at1• invited
to attend. i
The flub' gut's 11 smoker to the
fatbot'.and friends Of the menden, on
11.1.44.1.1 11!.; evening. March :Irl.
There will be ,a m)atopteradO hockey
n.at•h between the Marine 501,441
Club and the Meucewtuthg Canoe Club
next week.
The Bayfoeld Bridge.
At the special meeting of the couuta
roamed ,i( Seitfurlh best iaeek the tett
bridge at Hayfield WAN rho• suhjeet 1.1
alms ,1is1'110%iou. 'l'hc new str•ucLi,rt
i. to have it. width of only fourteen
fret. whir' is plainly too niirrow• tot' a
bridge so h used, Messrs. Snaith
and 31cDermaid eel in the conned
that under the ,iteumetances a side-
walk five feet w ids IN, attached tti the
bridge fur the reeuvetlil'I1r'r of font
paseenget'a. This wa♦ reported
against by the foul nerd bridge .•
h ill(0'., add it was 1.41.•u derieled, toll
the titin of Mesar.., 31, 31ill:un fold
La 3: to greet the sunt of 511111 to-
wards the melding of at sidewalk,
allowing the village of Hayfield to
Hear the additional co-st. Eidlowing
this it w'an moved by SIew.t'e. Mel•:wan
and !lithe. and carried, that the
county engineer le• instructed to ex-
amine the Maitland in_idge near Gude-
rich and ascertain if the 'ridge is
sufficiently strong, or if it eau b•
made ,,1r, at a reasonable cost. Monter
that a sidewalk may to -built thereto
o
l thatthe en intern rt to the
and
R 1
council next June.
The Late Mrs. Cousins.
lite funeral of the late Mr,. TI au
Cousins, the announcement of whosf•
death on 1'ut•sde>' of bast week wogs
made in nor hoot issue, took place nn
Friday afternoon to l'ollorne 0e1111..
eery, the home of the lewdly having
been iu Colborne tow•nehi r until some
sixteen years ago. The deeehsrd was
u member of North street 3lelheoliet
church and the funeral ?scrvieee weir
conducted by the pastor, Ilea. 11. N.
Hazen. The pull-heuul're were ton
I(nn.•in,late and four nephews. 3(,n.
Miwdel, J. B. Orf. .1(d01 31cl'liee,
Thu+. 314. Phew. top. Fetg.ul soil
James :VaLslrn. Moe 1'uu.sins amide,'
mune was 3h►ry Brook. She wan burn
in the cnuoty Fermented,. It'e•luxl,
her parents ents and family 1' .Ing (11
C,umdn when she wee bot nine years
of age. They settled at London Sud
it was there, in the year IwL1, that. She
was married to Ino HMV bereft part-
ner After their mhalrleg,• they
tented to Convene. towtohip, and
' onlinu(rl to make this their hon),
until it g 111 Sarnia elated) years
ago. Alter spending Live veal's in
Merolla the f: 'ly returned to Moron
county and have mince resided in
(inderirb, Mrs, Cousins, is survived
by n sister, Mtn. Wm. Erwin, in Mar.
tette. Mich.. add a hruthcr, Wm.
Brock, in Flint. Mich„ and by it
family of tin : Wi11innr, in \iarlett, :
Charles Benson, in Denver : George,
in town : 311t)rr, iioderich town-
ship ; Mrs. Maelf I, Salt ford ::and the
3fiases E:piz;t, Mattie, licca, Ruth and
Myrtle. at home.
Public School board.
The regular monthly meeting of the
`,uhlle.4:hold burl wins held on Mon•
day night. The secretary's repos',.
showed luayna.111.1 for KAwiti►ry
amounting to 5:161.1.47, total for the
year -to date $I,(lill.'Li. The principal's
report gave Iwpils enrolled An 2311 boys
and 231 girls and average attendance
11113 toys ,end 191 girls. 31 r. Tigett 11.1,
reported that 31 Ism Farrow mubetbtnterl .
four daya during the *faience through
siekneee of Mr. , Lclwenn end.thwt
Jean Tom had substituted three days
for Mime 1,eTonzcl. Andrew Porter
wrote resigning his position len a rep•'
tv,entetiv0 1.t the public 'school boast
on the Collegiate Institute loud roll
his resignation was Accepted. Thi
principal was granted an inettas of
514l in salary, on motion of Messrs.
Saunders and Carey. A letter from
Mr.. .1. Adelaide !heelless naked the
privilege (of meeting the fermi to dim.
cuss the question of dolllettie science
instruction in the echoed with' the
object of enabling trmeteo' to under-
stand what such instruction means, its
place in the curriculum, it* relation to
other who'll work. most of nlainten-
nnre, etc. T. T. Leckie was .p•
pointed in Mr. Porter's place on
the Collegiate titian]. The platter
of a new arhrol in Ht. I/avid'.
ward WAR referred 10- the ech.H,l
management committee 1 m n'•
port at nevi. sleeting. The following
er counts were ordered paid : (Fowlrricln
Planing Mills, $1.50; W. R. Pinder.
llt.,4li ; The Signet, 1111. 7.1 ; C. U, Llr•,
•
0e: Sturdy & Co.. 54111)4; Bell Tele-' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS --March 5th
111otnl Co., 111123o: Geotgu Nett l',i
4:1.111).
iingston - Paterson,
1'110 &nitbd.; of Dr. Donald S. Ring.
ton of Montreal, son of the Int* Sir
t1'41101u) 11ingstui, anti .Nis* Lillian
Neter. ,i, daughter of Mr. P. A. Peter -
Pru, chief engineer of the Guelph &
iutterieh Railway, and 31re. Peterson.
,vete quietly celebrated at St. Petcr'a
•hurch u0 Tuesday murmiug.
Che church, however, wits crowded
viLta hu'ge gathering tit spectators.
which showod the general interest
hat was taken iu the event. The
Itlut was prettily deyeorated with
.towers, Rev, Father Meltac (Mei-
tool. The bride were :t blue tailur-
•n:ule suit and slink furs, lied gees,)
int with nuoke-eulored feathers, and
'41110(1 a I•uuquet of vit�q't1 and lilies
1 the valley. Her si"ler, Miss Mut-
rice l'clet•nun, who egos bridesmaid,
yore a grey voile dress with grey hat
mrd (enrich plumes. The groomsman
.vas Mr. L. de K. Stephens. Lady
ilingstun wall in Mourning. end Mrs.
1'etersuu WAS in Mock, velvet with
k furs. Owing to the fact that
• be families of loth bride and groom
ire ' ' 5. the event was a quiet
110, and besides those alr•auly men-
tioned the only wields were Mr's.
cane bell 31aelhaigall, Mies Beatrice
afflict/outran and Mies Boller, of Mon•
trod. and Basil and Harold Mew on,
brothers of the g)1)0(11. Mee. Mee -
Meagan, wail+ in grey silk voile with
hlu•k jet hat nod grey feathers. and
Nies MacDougall wore a gown of
:Uice!hlue with tulle hut. \tis. Bid-
er was in blue crepv'du-chine. Dr.
tad Mrs. Hingston left 131 thu after-
mem
fter•me m for their huneyn1.ou trip,, which
mill intrude. it three w11.•111i visit to Ber-
muda, before returning to Montreal to
11•Nld.•. During her c p:u'atively
oriel residence in toren Miss PI'uerbou
.vur the hearty esteem of the towns-
euple. and her departure is deeply re.
(vetted in the i•ircle iu which ahs
,coved. - - - -
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Mu -t ht ople bn.r., hubby. Our. 1• to mak.'
tenulfful PP Li. std (u give wtti.•n4cllun.
trr.u,ge fur a'(thug 81 "allow.,
Stamped wood fur pv n,gru d,). ehfun tar
Painting. (.oautltul {{pictures for don,rting.
14111'7 work and supplies. picture fru tiling ,1.d
upholaleHng• Call et 3\ Hiner Smith's furni-
ture earl nit .lure. East street.
It you cant to sec e. •et..t umr. go to the
hockey 'intuit on Monday. but if )on want to
-cc the cloth.'.• welldrrs.id mon wear watch
he wran•.. of Pr,dhau,, In .kr. ,,.,d get your
.prlug atilt Alai 0t envoi fr011. 1
Arguuwrut im the County Court case
•)f' Reese vs. Pigott WAS adjourned un-
til next Munday.
Jedge Holt will hold 1)icirion ('curl
at. Gorrie March 1006. Bru.'els March
I 1 t h and %Vinghamm 3larclr 12th.
.1n order has been greeted att. the in-
st1nee of the Sovereign Bank for the
winding up of the Clinton 'thresher
Co.
The mntiuu in the "quo warrant.,"
pr.,eeeilings to unseat Mayor Thong..
.on will rout? up on Friday at I I :a, m.
berm c His Honor Judge Doyle.
The (lodes e' Hm'tieulturat Society
will mart in W. Line's office at the
court house on Saturday evenigg at
S o'clock. All the Ineutbenl are re•
(Melded to attend.
The (.. l'. I. girls played another
hockey match last Saturday, this time
at the open-,lirink. The .core was 1
to 3, but the lit Ts claim that the last
goal wasn
score to on oft -side;
-
sidc.'-
r
lr
The • '
Vee 1. bra n
of the Sterling
rl ng
Bank has issued a very neat nod con-
t-0116•nl ill ill directory of the 1.11ltso:rils
re's to the lot it telephone exchange, and
a copy has leen prementAd to each
luhacribet.
It is r,'purted from Ke 'a that the
Malde Leat Flour 31411. Co. Iwit.h
whirl) 0111' former townsman 3V. J.
SIeN,'rin is e(meectodl will rebuild iia
Wilk At that prlace, which ween• re-
cently burned dews.
Announcement in tnedc of the KO -
',ointment of Itev. ti .11. Turk. formerly
of towlericll, ars superintendent of algen-
,l'ieo for the Home life Association of
l'ateul.a, with headquurtery 11t the
Iloule Lift. Building, Torouto.
A ,,hurt address by Dr. Emniets,rn
was given al Monday night's meeting
of the Y. 3I. t'. A., and deelametitn,
were given by two of the member's.
Dr. I•:nunl•lwun's remarks were much
aIiprecieteel ,4IId a hearty vote of
thanks was giten I ' It is proposed
to form n choral 4.11)1. in connection
with the association. .1
That our former townsman C. 31.
Beazer in still actively interested In
the temperance movement is evident
from the following announcement in
The EIwiin Advertiser :
"Toiler the /Lueppke% of the Eleventh
League, Mr. ('. 3lortlrner Hezzn, of
(irderieh, will liddtene a public mer't•
ing iu the Mi•tho dist church next
Monday evening, March 2nd, on the
subject of temperance. 311•. 1lezzo
"(1)11es Ihetr through the Merlin Tem-
perance. League. He is a fluent and
eloquent, speaker mot avill greatly in -
himterw.t and instruct those who hear
"
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. Stephen 1'1
p en 1.d has declined an
invitation to remain another year no
meter of Atwood Methodist elterch,
having r to the. et neluainn (hist lie
will retire at the end of the present
...conference veer Lifter fifty-two years of
active work.
At the preparatory service in Knox
tbulr.h bast Friday evening, twenty-
flew
wentyfor new tnrnlleon were admitted into
full mina with the church, fif-
teen on profession of their faith, and
by c.'rLiflcat' from 'other
churches. One of tit, uwmdw'r t1'•
ceiverl the rite of iaptism.
Ata recent meeting of I.he Presby-
tery of Stratton! it was reported that
arrangements heel Morn merle for the
celebration of the ,jnhilee of Rev. Int'.
Hamilton•s ordination and entrance to
the ministry. The rel.Lrnliox) .qm to
lake place at Avon)Nlnk in .1 tine beet.
1►r, Hamilton Is the father of Bete.
Jame* Ilamilton, of Go derirh,
13 m)'(tiog of the (iroderieh 1)4.tri.•3
):pw,ntli League "executive were held
in North .,tre't. Methodist church,
(loderich, on Saturday last. It was
derided at Ole meeting, to hold the
ll.wlerich diistict 8umnnel. seTnn`iil in
Ifarlen. Park, O,wlerich, from July
27L)p' to Augural 2nd, inclusive, and
int/ esti of hiving the meetings in the
tent. as on former (evasions, to hold
them in the pavilion. Committees
keg Found -Tire Kemal. py1
Vint - , J
Prim L1 -t -Huron county Penes Nark
Shaw ...... m
Niew-LsoeCurteiu.--Ir, Millar ('). J
Dwelling fur title- )frs. Oto, Timeline 1
New Good, tieing t maned -John Breadt
Fanll for wee J. 1'. Aidn:0... .. „ I
New Spin
rg GonW
d.-ad
111A l'. I'1,6un1d
3'11111. Whiter Linger-Newtimid,Etc.--
1) Mclsern tiro. ... ... ..• 7
Cod Liver Oil Ihrtanllon._.v, E. Hick 2
Notice to Croditorw-1'roudfool. lisys & elide 1
Piano for Salt -('apt. 7 munch 1
When'keen Town -F. J. Rutland..........,Y
TeIwnnphy Gudurirh !lushes • Ce111111•.,«• Y
'1'110 Hat Store-Iteg. Meek 8
('trot of Thanks -Thos, ('oueits ' 1
sample Sw„e ( attains- Ilud)7rn..1*,.. ' e
Congiotent Oir1 It'anted -Mer, Cy
'. arrow. ., 1
Fcheing-M. W. Howell .............. 5
were appointed to arrange for the
whole week's program, for the concert
prograul, to do anythiug necessary in
getting the pavilion iu readiness for
the meetings, and to arrange for
music during every )meeting. An
entertainment committee was alar
appointed and Rev. J. C. Reid, of Nile,
and 1G'v. A. E. ,Junes, of Auburn,
,were appointed to arrange for the
visitation of the Leagues of the dis-
trict. - -
HOCKEY NOTES.
London hockey enthusiasts have had
a doss of the O. H. A.'s methods in
connection with the Collins tea. which -
has evidently soured them on that
(organization, and 110W The F'r'ee Press
is tenting an agitation for the with
drawal of the teams of Western On-
tario Low the 0. II. A. and forming an
essoeiution to 'sowprise the trams West.
say. from Hampton. Without saying
anything as to the merits of the, case
mentioned, the suggestion seems u
.tdendid one, and it is one with which
(xoderich hockey players and support-
er( are in beauty accord. Ciodorich has
no reason to bit specially in love with
the 0. H. A. and in having an associa-
tion'tor the 33 eatern portion of the
province and leaving the 0. H. A. to
run the earl there would bo avoided
the possibility of a team lit the west
having to journey far east for a final
game, ars once happened, when (iode-
✓ ich and Peterborough were the teams
in the iutermediate finale, Hays The
Free Press, "1t is the 0. I1. A. that
must stand its trial wt the bands of the
be:key Mame in Western Ontario
The organization is plainly weakening
1 t is not developing good hockey play-
ers. The west has the hockey prayers.
It has a gh teams to play out a
season. Let the smaller places he taken
in. What do the Ober places from
Hanlilteu west think of such a plan i
There '1r• better -bred sports in this
part of the country."
The hollowing brilliant paragraph is
trout the sporting columns of the
Toronto Globe :
W9L13Out wishing to suggest that
there 'is goy connection between the
two matters, it is, nevertheless, a
historical fact that within' n very
short pet Mei rafter his issuing a letter
chiding the Ot.txrio llockey Associa-
tion, Dr. Macklin was removeed from
his office as Mayor of (;oderich, and is
now seeking to be reinstated. Ref-
eree Waghorne of this citrenuld have
giveu
1 ' curl wanting trait o
h f the
'
Y IU•
K
consequences that inevitably I to ly w:ttue
to those who fail tui hold the OA/. A.
in due respect.°
'l'be reader is lett W runniest whether
thin is intended as a joke or es a more
serious effort. Posiibly it 1s just to
he token as a fresh example of the
fact that It is quite natural for moue
people to lae'fooll,h,
London Free Preto.: We -are lit re-
ceipt of sundt'y post earls from a
town called Uoderich. No, they were
not. mailed for then. o'cific purpose of
applying soothiug balm to local
wounded feelings. Not yet., Init-
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A carload of 111701, shorts and flour
for sale. Lots of level euro on hand.
Give the lrishtnan it call. Al.tsx.
A. Mtrehler, piano tuner for Heintz -
Mall and others, hes arrived 411 town.
Orders left with F. J. Rutland, drug-
gist, Jordan's block, will receive
prompt attention. Telephone 19.
HrRON HTE.131 LAUNDRY..- Chas.
(Folding, of Seaforth, has bought the
Huron Steam Lminldry t!0 IVest street.
end it will be open for. buNint'se un
Monday next, March bib. Mr. Uold•
ing is it fleet•class laundry man, having
had fifteen yr.)) 0 experience, and
guarantees all work satisfactory.
Give him a trial with your family
washing and white goods. 'Phone 24)11.
AUCTION SALES.
Frutiv. Marsh re h. -Clearing auction wake
of firebelass farm "tock, implements, etc., do -
p0117 of M.l.•al Itnw., Hunan neut. Uederich
town.h(p.0110 Mill' fn/nl Holiness Illy "union.
The tarn 11ea,,,gf•0 mid and esery(blue will be
mold. Tilos. UC vasa, Nnctlumwr.
Tr►:sps', Mandl Int 0.--Alir? ion sal0 of funs
jtock awl Implement., property of Jamar
Mwlaffy. cmu•tw.frni 1, Stanley. Everything to
he disposed of. .e farm hew been MOM. Tnoto.Are
(3,11011. nuct loiterer.
1'Rmiv, Mareh 12th.- clearing mucuob ode
f from stock nod implements, belonging to
James Itelthby, tot 2. onneroelml 1, 1Veet l'w
*sayuel.. TIIo.1A11 01 0 nHr . auctioneer.
Movaiv. Mooch 9th. Atretlan .plc of Ilr-t
cl..a, faun doe•k and implement., incladl rig nue
of the lad fia•k. of dwelt 1n the Could 4, the
property of 34.11hruo 1 1161101m, (Mere .Ion 11,
1',Aherne. The tarn f. odd and there will be
no 'verse. Teem it Il. Nuns, auctioneer,
Tr rent Y. March 17th. --Auction wile of :a1
heavy -draft mid sad"tier hones wed colt* 81111
1N baud of rant tic. p•'onerly of A. M. Tolley, at
hi. 'farm, 2 intim front (i,derkh. Taos.
(1181,. a, 5(101 iuuc(:r.
Wei,srrm.ir, Mar•h lath. Auction sale Of
farm dock and implements. the property or W.
1. Me Hnen, Noe line, llnllett, 1.l I o clock,
TWO, (41 .),Irv, .t 11ele0teer.
tI'►:um E+,u.i
V. March .31h, Section wale of
Gan "tock and Implement*.roper.y of J0111.11Sn•rder hwlfmlle (roll) i6•nn,Illrr. Them will
le. mnking town td, as fano h... bun subl.
T. (1c,. intia net 1010nt,•r.
BORN.
1101113 /N. - In 1u*lernr•, tot Frbrlaryl loth, to
Mr, and Mn.. Horner Horton, a «m.
(1)1,77 In Oalerirl. tnw•nmhip. on lerhley„Feb.
Mary 71h. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole, a
daughter.
MARRIED.
FINLAY 1olt1). -AI the Met0ati., law,
rr-
a1\'Ingmhmeon t he 17th J by the
v, 11. w'. FHoweeet. Hoe rod Finley Of
rnhorre, to Mime Feebly, Font. of Ito.'
Wee 'a no.h.
DIED.
('IN)K.- In Willett. h eosin+hip, on Friday.
Fehr ery Ilot, ll m look. mei 117 yon.
• 03:7-11. -4 %ldnrINv, Marel, 1(h, Flan
oh A.+bion "micctb, in Ina 52 year•