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THE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
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otter an absolutely safe and profitable investment, as the
purchameiw have fur security the entire assets of the U0111 -
y.
Capital and Murplue Assets - • - eleatlo,U1$tol
Total Assent - - - - - - S'leteel,0111,00
President: ALEXANDER SUTHERLAND
Vice -President and MsnagingiDirector : W. 8. DINNICK.
Directors: RIGHT HON. LORD BTRATIICONA and MOUNT
ROYAL. G. C. M. G., J. A. KAMMERER. DAVID
RAIZ. R. H, GREENE, HUGH 8. BRENNAN, J. M.
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A. E. TAY IAIR• STRATF•.INIt
Notice
NOTICE TO INVESTOR -it. -THE
executors of the emote of the late
(Werke Aebeene have derided W offer the
whole vote for sale. The property noneiete of
real estate. debenture.. bonds and ettitka
Parties widdug to Invest In any of the above
p pert.la urn get full partiewlare en ep,Mss'
002 W the executors.
Maa. KLi.A l'. ACHESON.
Kxecutr e.
J. P.HRown l a
WILIJAY ACHESON
Ooderbh. Deo. )tli I1•y:.
Heal Yistate for oats.
ESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
.BALK.-rwo-oory and brick house on
"Ant street, with all modern improvements.
Almost new everything In find clan. repair.
Apply to Mini WM. RHYNAH (next door!.
Kest street uoderleh. '
L'ARM FOR BALE. -f.OT Cott, HUR-
L' an mad, Weinrich townehhp. *1..' miles
fro. ,•octet lets : thirty sore. gaol clay loam;
frame noose barn ed Water handy. class
to school and Meebwroh Apply to MRS. *AM•
JOHNSTON, G,derlch P.O.
LIAItM FOR MALE. LOT I), CON-
▪ eosins A, Colborne: ra acres of toed sell. li(Oy7Kl' FOC \ i) i 7 Mt LSAN
Won ender gran' for eight year•. 1 tulle eget f 1l Bn... +ten's on the 21sf IMromher. Owner
banding* aolnn and JI mile. from ell an rb, wdh ill. can have same by calling at V. LKAN BROS.'
so and t.eer 0n well and it, and
t end plot ing game.
awe• of orr•hud butt of whiter fruit, and Leu
'ease, et bush. for particulars applyto .1 AN
YOU .Jr.. 1/ Weirs North Wes St_ Cicago, Ill.
LOCAL TOPICS.
A Silver Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Durrell cele-
brated the silver suuiverrrai•y of their
wedding on Monday evening last at
their residence on Blot•k street.
About fifty of their relatives and,.
ft item!' gathered in honor of the ucca-
sion'und there were many testimonies
In silverware of the esteem iu which
the host and hostess are held. After
an excellent report had been partaken
'of the evening wan went in music,
games and danci
ng. A feature of the
evening was the christening of Mr,
feuereirs little grandnephew, Harry
Hyslop, Mr: and Mrs. David Hyslops
heir. The b aptiem was. performed by
Hew. James A. Ai -lion:_ _._
Y. M. C. A. Notes,
The Y. M. C. A. held an enjoyable
social evening last Thursday night in
zuottaa.A- .goal - •mgrs," was
given and refreshments in the forts of
a plentiful supply of peanuts were
passed round. The program consisted
of the following numbers : Instru-
mental, Miss Elliott ; vocal solos. Miss
H.,nmtridge, Miss Dawson, A. Cook :
market... Misses Ketnrah Brown and
Martha Wells and Messrs. Reg. Black-
stone and James Thomson ; instru-
mental Kola A. liar
tier. J. Elliott ; and lantern views by
Ed. Watson. Mr. Watsou's view's
were given with an electric lantern of
hie lyse oo atltlelten a1n4 Sneluded
kquite a number of R. R. Sallows' well-
nown views. The accouupanist of
the evening Was Roy Adams and the
chair was capably filled by G, F. Blair.
Public School Trustees. '
Theestatutory meet leg of the public
school ;trustee', was held last night,
when there were present Messrs.
Acheson,\ Cutt, McI.can. Hadi ens,
Saunders'• nd Sturdy. A. Saunders
wee appointed chairman. on motion of
Messrs. H gens 1 Cutt. T. T.
Leckie was a inted to the Collegi-
ate ins''tute baud, J. E. Turn
In the public libi.rry board and
J. I1. Tigett n the high ?wheel
exaiuivatieniboa . The regular meet-
ing night of the\ board was fixed
ten the same night heretofore, the
first Motility in the ' unth.. The fol-
hewing- totetelate.-+ 'appointed -
Contingent„Mrssrs. Cl t, Sturdy and
Blair. Finance, Mt McLean,
Bodgens and Acheson. hoot man-
agement, Meset•e. Hodge P. McLean
and Tait. The thanks of he board
were tendered Mr. McLean. who hail
occupied the position of chair an for
the part two yearn, •the resolut .n tie-
ing roved by Ii. Cult and. E.
Hodgen, " and Mr. McLean, ma • e a
bile( reply. -
Harrison-Robi Ilard.
The following teoount of the mar
tinge of Reg. Harrison, eon of Mrs.
Harrison. of town, taken from en
Ottawa papereof December 28th, will
he read tette interest by the groom's
in any friends in liovcricb. The Sig-
net joins in coneratuletiune : "A very
quiet weddtng took place yesterday at
1 o'clock at the Arrhbimhop s palace,
when Miss Florence ltobillerd, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno
Robillerd, was united in marriage to
Reginald Harrison, of this city. Ow-
ing to a recent lenr'avement in the
gram's family only the - ediete
relatives were present. The bride
euro her travelling eon, a handsome
directoire costume of tan colored
hrosdclnth with brown but and mink
furs. Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the home of the
bride's parent., the bride receiving in
an exquisite gown of white liberty
Nslin with nose point twee. After the
wedding luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Her -
Aeon left for Montreal, Toronto and
New York."
GODERICH MARKETS. •
•
T1I1.71,aDAy, January 21.t.
Fall wheat. per bush .. pt ear to / tow
Spring wheat, per bush u M. to 0
Itye per bu.h a 4x to t
Huekwheat. per bush ..:0p 31 to s :t;
Data per- blab- --- , 6 ,tii to_.Q 3 f1
1'e*.. per bush R1 W v R2
Harley per bush 0 Ll W
Screenings, per ton .- - Ig In to
Flour. fondly. per ewt 3 e1 W
Flour. patent. per cwt ? tO
Bran, per ton 1 uu to
Short.. per ton •tM On W
Hay. p r too .
Wood.. •er oord
Rutter, :.er lb
Cheese. ;ter lb
Yes•.ft ah, per dos
Poland•-. new ...... 71 W
Cattle, t.rdiny W goal, per cwt3 91 to
rattle, c,ptrt, per cwt 1 SO to
Lambe ... 4 :UI to
Sheep. p r cwt 3 00 W
Ham. p `1.1b - - n 17 to
Bacon. per Ib 0 *2 W
Lard, per Ib I3 W
Tallow. per lb 101 to
Hide., per cwt a IN) to
U 4.;
In pl
2 AU
W1 Ori
til 'lit
.9 .n to h In
00 to Hoo
0Y2 W it21
015(0 0.13
024 to 0 y1
ai
4 In
5 .n
It 2'
430,
3 w
u 17
0 y,
IS
0 m
o i,
Sheep akin t10 U. Mt
f'htreen -. le to to
Turkeys .. .. 11 W l4
Outside uurkel. on pate J lata week .
A wise men never tries to plesae
himself and a woman at the `same
time.
-"She -1Do you Irby
sale ago you proposed to me, and
I refused ?
He -Ole yes, that's one of the most
treasured rccollectioos of my life.
John Bull (suffering from assets -
Got) due to famine in Imported, meat)
-Butcher, what of the beef ?
Butcher Liu elegiac mood► -The low-
ing herd winds slowly o'er the sea. -
Punch.
Lost or Pound_- -
\VEROOAT LOST. --:•A GENTLE.-
/ utas's tweed overcoat. with plaid neck
wart in one of pockets, tea between Port
Albert end lioderith on evening of Tuesday.
January lath. tinder w111 ton rewarded on
lea, ing alae at F'ARIUS HOTKL, Goderlcb.
FOR SALE. -Intl ORDER TO CLOSE
11 ' up the estate of the late G C. Shannon.
M. D. his late realden.N• Is now for .tale. 1t 1■
in very fair condition. ha. modern convection
nes, ma be Inspected et any titre. For timber
parlbmlan C. app. J lair HAMII TProudfootON. £Hawent H.
ESTI!RN -LANDS FOR NAEP:
in the Yorkton dlatric:, Yetr rhol.x of
roar farms, containing tat acres each : two
with banding. on and telephone.. In the
hollow 55111 *ell on easy term.. Information
rreeggw*rdingQ the nountry cheerfully given. J. H.
TEWSI,ILY, Yankton, Mask.
HOUSE FOR SALE. --ON, HRITA N
N1* road ; all modernt eoeventencee In
warucsinreapplyto.I Hl no seersoet. titer
jliOit BALE. -A VERY DE81R-
ABLL lot on Kss pa street, clathe
oars. Apply to DICKINSON k OARAM%'.
FARM FOR SALE. -PART OF
blank D lake rad east, Colborne town.
ship. two miles from Oed.rr 09. 1.70 acre.., good
clay loam, brick hour., hare 3e x e7, with
Bement ,tabling. *Belden well, weter to hnlld
burs and .prong croekwndlnUmter
nd young oro creek.
acre.
Dunlop P. O. tJ
HOUSE FOR f(ALK. - A NINE
roomed frame dwelling. having a good
sit melon, on Rears !tree!. *tone foundation
and anmmer kitchen, good *table. Will be *old
reaconably. For further particulate apply to
MRS. WM. Mo('AUGHAN, 41 Davie, ave.,
Toronto fYLI
YOUR *'Maung
In Shorthand o 1*u.ine,. will M ing you
beet result$ If taken at our old-
eetabllehed and thoroughly reliable
school. Winter Term begin. Jan.
1th. Catalogue free. HHltlsit AMsn-
N 40I Ht$*nu a Cot.l.kma, ;:entral Y. M.
t. A. Hnllding, Toronto.
Jk. .A.aw
THE
STERLING BANK
OF CANADA
Ream Opine,\\ Tosorr.)
Auraoa*zzD OATITir9 a $1.000.000
INCORPORAT)CD By SPECIAL ACT
OF DOMINION PARL)AMeNT
TO RECEVJE DEPOSITS
To accommodate the Farmers
we have opened Branches In the
villages of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
We solicit the Patronage of the
FARMS&
RACK NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Highest current rate of Interest
paid in our
SAViNOM BANK DEPART-
S ENT
nn depnalts of $1.011 and upwards.
GODRRiCH BRANCH
LL B. OA.MRLIL Manager.
5ttnatlous Vacant
1, rl'i.ICATiONM FOR THE POSE -
TIM* of Clerk of the N.un lel pant y of the
town of (iuderich w111 he received up to a
o clock p. m., on Tuesday, January -"i It, IMO.
salary Rare per year. Applications may be
handed Into the, clerk's office or addressed to
the Mayor.
Public Bottle:
i)1 111,11' VACCINATION NOTICE:
•
1Tee undrr.l{(aNet wilt ahead in hos aloe.
corner of Yfrtofln and :Vetaon streets. Ort Sat-
clow .January Gird. from 2 to 3 is clock. to
race Inate all persons *o de-lrityg free of charge.
to Mot/Owner with the Pablle Health Act.
A. C. H('NTElt.
Medical Ilealth OMesr.
itIKICTING OP THE HURON
▪ 11 COUNTY COUNCIL.
The tonne 1 of the corporation of the comity
of Huron will meet In the council chamber, to
the town of a alerich, on Tuesday. the 8'$.h
tnsl., at 3 o clock p; m.
All texountit agaut.t the county, req nirtug to
he settled. mole be sheeted with the eirik be-
fore this dale.
.'r. LAX -kr Clash.
Dated January 12th, 1!051,
, and he is consequently a heavy loser. I was in constant tittendanee upon 1 '
On Saturday afternoon what re. during his long illueest and two sons.
attuned of the Croat sank to the bot- lubn P.. of Milwaukee. aid Pplwatd
tont of the harbor with the machin- J.. of (bit., both of' whom were here
cry.' for the funeral. A sirtnr. Mee. Keat-
ing, of Bay City, Mich., has besot here
for twine months, ,and Thomas Tighe,
W. G. Smith is iu receipt of a verY of Hollett ; Edward Tighe, of Hay
interesting letter betel his gr*ud.son. Oily. and Mr.. A. JOIK+u. of Toronto,
-Herb Smith, who 18 with a Hudson's bitdhere and sister of the deceased,
Bay Railway si
LVeet. the letter
Bay, Keewatin, D
reached Goderich
The letter is of general
we therefore tubh it in fu
•'r intended writing you Ion
this, but one does not get very
chances to write, knocking er.,un
we are, aid fewer t11 bend wail out
the front, as the Mail service here is
tot very regntar:e The first mail we
have received so far wan last Monday.
but from now out it will be a little
more regular on account of the rivets
on the winter trail and Iwke Maui-
4nt, -femme, femme ep.- Evc'rythiug
for this country his to come from
Winnipeg by dog train. Travelling
here must bo t onwthing like ,when
you first rause to Goderich, only it is a
little wore difficult, 1 think, and a lit tie
colder.
"We are having tui'd weather here
now for this country, the temperature
running around zero and lit below. .. ,linty and tor& alp the fa 1 on the
ey Forty In the
dated Recluse
ece • ber 17th, and
only t Monday.
lis
rest` attd
before
any
ns
were here fcr the funeral. Charles
2'ighe, of Bay City, ; Mrs. Edwald
Tighe and Mita! Tighe, of Owen Sound,
le other and sisters of decesed, also
survive.
Murdoch.
The death of John bfiirdoch, which
ecctireal at the Jenne of his sou -ii
law, H. C. McGowan, In East Witten -
nosh, on January 1111, at the ago of
ig I y -two years and ten mouths. re-
m • of the pioueeis of Huron
Deceased wax born at New
k,eAyrehiie. Scotland, and at.
Hy age was sent to earn his
rding, arid he often told of
coo
Cum'
a very
living by
tern -11a or 7111 ICA -teat tit -endure
owing to 111is lettuces putting him in
held places. Vhen old enough he
went with hie titer to learn the
trade of st(we•netse , find when abut
twenty-six }wine of ge be cause to
Canada. settling at It for a short
(line and winking at h trade there.
The twit ear he came to Huron
T.
etrotas snnl of Awhile -M. He -re -
quite a snap of it, but it will get a Owned to the Old C try 111 th year
great deal tower yet, es law As dl d' - ism and on Ike 9th day Of Meech
green below. The Indians predict a alar tied to Mary Murray, of •lA•
'and wintet;thoafttr.aoprthep-.welee tree, and together fewy cam
in luck• de and settled on his farm in Ash-
'•Viaitora qp he:e are rather sc:urr, field where' he combined farming and
ew.
Major Moiety of the Northwest their
a
but label we Neve. 11.u1 Y qoils a fstone 'mommy and plastering as his
occupation. eleven years ago
Mounted Police came through with a dwgbter meet' C. died and theyh
to Split Lake and et 'yeti with u" over their daughter Mrs. McGowan in
Paten{ frmm Fw•t OhusclaiU un way
gave up terming and went to live wit
night, alwt on his wily hack. He had least Watvanosh, wheie Mrs. Murdoch
With him tb,cn police, two E51111- died about three years .(go. Mr. Mur -
immix. two Indians and three other dock continued to make his home
white Tien who wage going out to the there until his death. He leaves two
.front. They bad six dog trains with children : John D., near ltoaetown,
them. Today wo hod saws 111or-e. Rask., and Maggie J. (Mrs. 1t. l'. Mc -
Six dog trains cause through from Gowan, already tueutioue,l). !le is
Split Lake with eunplieaand left siren em.- ea•ed nee by.*" , ' eothrrs 5ua1c,
tonight.' They wifl he in again in a of Lnrknow, and le ea, of Manitoba -
few dayke exp est. and one sister. Mrs. John Pickering,
"The indiananp in thie'cunntry ere of .a.shficld township. 1u religion Mr.
'eery rdigious *n.l -yon wi . sen' (hem- - Murdoch was a Presbytet late for
go to bed in their MVO • caiups, after, ary eras !wing an steer in the
seeing gropers awl singing theiw
r t..ekn,nwihw•ch, In politica he wan
hymns. - The white men lniitht Ictrn a staunch and unwavering Liberal,
something freenahene in that (resp••ct.
They always hold it thanksgiving
after they Bove hilted 1.4 ofd"or in a
hunt, andpray for the white nu an
.aa-acall-ara tlu:tn.,cl rc • ---. -
The Burning Of the Tecumseh.
On Maturday morning abut 3
o'clock the steamer lecunl•reb, owner!
by Captain John Trethewey, took fire
where she was mowed at the north
Nide of the harbor and was burned..
Two eons of the Capt min, W. J. and T.
C. Trethewey, and Mee;. W. J. Trettt-
ew•ey were sleeping on the boat
and host most of what they had
Mie. Trethewey fart*4Lt
wend, getting away with only her
nightcloth.e, is skirt and a per of
slime. The the et anted in the after-
patt of the vennel ned thusr who, were
on board had to go down through the
engine room and come up forward to
make their escape. As th •y premed
Mrs. 'r,-othettey- Necm•tgl a emit and
She wee ',teetered in one of the shacks'
which Contractor Birmingham Mall in
connection with his work here last
summer until she could be taken to
Captain Trethewey's residence. The
cavus of the fire is unknown. There
w:,s a fite In the kitchen range,but nn
feel hart beer put -am:.after.
and t here Wan a coal stove in the din-
ing cabin. Thr fire was best (listen,
eretl by 1'. C. Trethewey. The lire
brigade Ono called out het concludrel
them was not sufficient hose to reach
the flee and the vessel was allowed to
burn. The conflagration wee n lull -
tient one and lighted tip the Maitland
valley -brightly. On Mahn day after-
noon the brigade wee again called int
and with the hell, of athlet omai hose
succeeded in getting a line from a hy-
drant, down Widders bank and
*crime the harbor to extinguish the
fire. But for the direction in which
the wind was blowing the Lumber
piles on the wart would prohahly been
been consumed, but as it was the
face of the wharf wan only badly
scorched and the lumber cse epwl
The Tecumseh had been purchesed by
(`aptain Trethewey only last spring
and after purchasing her he hail con-
siderable repairing done to the vessel.
During the season he need her in car-
rying mat from Cleveland to Georgian
iety,porta, with return cargoes of lunl-
bter, end for next season he had a cnn-
traet for carrying coal practically
closed which would have kept the
steamer and two bargee busy. Aft.•r
laying the host up here late in the
fall further extensive repairs were
commenced and were being carried on
up to the time the fire took place.
insides usual r•epnire to engine, feed
pump. etc.. a new Hour was to be put
in for carrying coal. And the deck alae
required some .repairs. the intention
being to bring the boat up to class t),
her rat ing last summer being let The
vessel wan built at (lhatharn in 1f(7:1.
She wan valued at between $211,!$5)
and $25,1$51 end there was 1115,(54* flee
insurane(• nn her. After purchasing
her lest spring Captain Trethewey
spent about $6,1$51 on her in repairs,
ABotion bales
i
ANUAILY 2.1111) ANI) Dell. -
• lofty Io*'* snit., mime 2(2 to D. Another
lot of drew gold.. n better unality Won 1a.1
Irpen j/4014111P.
aannumber n es . en far 111 tr segs
costs, man lining*. I.s, rap., fits.. muff., etc.
Dishes. glaetware, Mph -else. pictures pall..
real *ruffian, ash alftem broom. anti emelt
art
nom2
l+rut tern vets of Angle h.o i,,; after
There 6111 he nolil .cr
inter
etc. Animate of all description are coming In
every dey te be diepmrd of.'1hr stork *ill be
Lerner than last sale. Petrone ane ro,I*N•.t e I to
have t heir Honda in or l.ed ham r 5'. atnc'.ln y
each week. Hayes. ere al.o mime -tett to be on
t Imo, is we start at 2 o'clock' +.harp and -::rl
..harp at ermine soles. Remember it Is Safer
day Bet -non at 2 O'clock sol 70t Saturday
and Monday evening,, Monde, evening gl ring
n,nrrhan,$ and clerks nn opportunity to attend
sale.. You really cannot afford to mI-s I1. At
the Auction Howe on Hamilton ..1 or!. Do not
forget your pocket look. Selo. every Amam,
day. lilt(), BK4 ICT r. AncUoneer.
-44estell,•-•
-Any perenn who Is the sole hrorl of n family,
or any triode over IA yew. old, may homestead
Manitoba, Sasiketcheenn or Alberto. The
*indicant must appear in perion the I tomIn
Ion lAndr Ageney or Soh Agency for the
mother, eon, daughter. brother or Motet of
Intending honteeteader.
Dirtiest Six mont,ho' mildews, npon end
eult 'vat ion of the land In each of three years
A homed/wider may live within nine mile. of
hitt hoinedirod on farm of et leant en twee
ardely owned and occupied by hlm or by hie
father, mother. eon, daughter. brother or
In certain dintriete a homottoador in good
-tending may pre empt N quarter •Ivtion
alongeldo hie homeelead. PrIon $'3.1) per acre.
nutlet, -Mud maple six month. In each of
yearn frorn date of how...tend entry it nelolIng
the time required to Niro homestesd patentl
and cultivate lift y were. Axton
idered right end ronnot ordain is pro emotion
may take a ounstaned homestead In certain
residents months in each of three vrArA, r nit I
•sto fifty &MVP and WWI, a honor worth Pin Mk
• not be raid Ite.
et tbe Minister of the:lo
LOCAL TO PICK IN BRIEF.
Sndth'eAlt Store, Kiel'etrte!. W headgnal.
ten for beautiful chlor, an supplies. fancy
work, ldctdivti. pi:l nee fr:tnnwg. Mows furnish•
ole. ('all and see the estweice and
varied .U,.:k, -
MAW-, days arefew ant full of trouble, but
boost anyone non look *4..:.404 tuna 01104 4h
r the photographer to atteb the Amite. 11. R.
. Bow- dome the beet photography work.
Stdio corner Mont real street and the Square.
T . weather ulna t* 1) i•.et to fon! ue Into
tills ng that .t•rhng i. MINIn(. All the nerve,
It I. r t ton even t t think or ordering your
rereant- ut• xettinx It new rote wall
aro* th rurh Inter at. Sty F. J. IMdhant
about IM He lug the tight goon'.
The G. s. I. football club hat. re -or -
Remised, 't1 the following officers:
President, . M. Fiel'1, B. A.; secre-
tary, Honk Foster ; tre'sur'o, Mel-
ville Anders() ; committee, ,. Wal-
ters, Edgar Bi le and Toni Elliott,
.Auctioneer (i ), Beckett had We
first weekly sale his auction house
on Meturday 13A• Although the
weallwr was net fa 'rable. there was
a good attendant.•d Mr. Beckett
was quite satisfieti w h the results.
It is the intention to h 41 sales every
Fitt urday.
The Wroxeter Planet i the name
of the lat-.nt joern**listic hininary
that ba* appeared in this county,
Robert S. Noble is the editor. nd his
aim is "to make The Planet the best
newspaper in the county," We web-
con*0 our brother to the galas of
Huron publishers and hope the fa
will deal kindly with bion.
end, we belileve, a subscriber to The
Weekly Globe during almost the
whole period of hie residence in the
11011411 y. By meant of his trade he
swim H•41443 arsongetrasigers,and tieing
of it very sociable and charitable din•
position he made a great many
friends. He joined the Masons when
a young Coon In -Scotland and wag an
honorary inetfibcr of Old Light Lodge
in Lucknow fur WHITS years before he
died. !lie lest, illness was caused by
heart trouble. He ha•1 hod more or
less severe attacks for Sonne time, int
not a;uch as to cause alarm until last
Joule, when he hid a very severe at-
tack and his doctor gave wsrning that
Ice might drop off at any time. He
wa9 fairly Well. however, until about
sig weeks ago, and sitlrotb4•tt bad been
failing rapidly. Ile suffered a great
deal during the Last few weeks, but
hire it all with Christian fortitude
and great patience. He was conscious
to Lhe end and a few hours before his
death be said he wit' "getting near
home now." Ile tmk a geed. deal of
contlort out of the coulpsny of his
little granddaughter, with whom he
talked mush. The funeral took place
un Thursday last. In the forenoon
the funeral service was conducted at
the home of his eon -in -haw by Rev. J.
L. Small end the remains were then
conveyed by train to Luck v. where
deretsed haat livtsl for nliiy years
and was x) well-known. The M114011
took charge of the funral there, Itev.
D. T. 1.. McKerrnll also officiating.
The servit es were held at the home of
the deceased's brother, 'Steele, After
which the remains were followed to
Green Hill cemetery by a large nunt-
bee. of-- wrrrowing friend*. and ac-
quaintance*.
CHURCH NOTES.
At VW40114- aka Vet Metlutdist church
on Sunday the services will he con-
ditrted-byt e-p111tcir- whose-subjre•ts
will be am follows: II a. 1n., "Torch-
bearers"; 7 p. u... "The Choice of
Moret." The evening service will be
tan evangel's, ie sl rvice.
Rev. Dr. \Varner, principal of Alma
College, St. Thome , will .preiteh
morning and eve g in North entre•.
Methrxliee church next Sunday. Dr.
Warner is a most attractive preacher.
*1111 will repay he:arhug. la the even-
ing the McCot*b" by hooks Meg
11ymns No. ai will be used.
The W. M. -M,' of Vittoria street
Methndiit church has changed the
lust-Rmsiar
to the third Monday of the month, so
•a.9 not to conflict with North street
W. M. M. or- the W. C. T. l:. The
next quarterly- tea is being arranged
to take place at the home of Mrs. G.
M. Elliott.
Bolton.
The death took piece on Sunday
lag. in titelerich toe itsitip. of Mrs.
Thomas Bolton, formerly Miss Elizt
Matilda Steep, after an illness of
aha-mt, d, year. Her hunhand resi-
dent of Hamilton, whit+ hed been
their home until Mrs. Iloltoit took
when she wan brought here. tier
father, George Steep, of Gotierich
township, *eel throe brothers mut two
eisters survive. Nelson Steep of
(loderich townehip. mid John rind
William Steep, of Detroit, are broth-
ers of the deceased and Mot. James'
Miss Hattie fiteep, at home, are her
sisters. The funeral took place on
Tuesday Afternoon tn Maitland cetne-
Rev. H. W. Millyard and the pall-
bearers b.ing relatives of the de -
The foineral of the bee William
Tighe, whole. death °teetered on Wed-
neoliey, 13th Mgt., took place on Fri-
day morning. eervice being conducted
at fit. Petet's church by Rey. Father
McRae, who delivered an isppropriete
and tonehing whirrs,. The inter-
ment wen made in the t'estholic risme
tory in Colborne, the pallbearere be-
ing Matthew Foley. Robert Foley.
Jarnes Dean, John McEvoy, ledwerd
tilettery and John Ma...domed Mr.
Tighe is survived by his wife, who
the HaytisId cemetery. Rev. J. Me- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Jan. 2Ist.
Neil conducted the service*,
thi%KITT BALI.. -A charity ball and
at home under the auspices of the
Vei•tb set Club of Hayfield will be given
in the town hall on Friday evening.
Frhl•uary ;ithr Proceeds to 1e*
donated to the Slick Children's Hos-
pice!. 'Toronto. Everybody welcome.
Come and have a good time. At
home from 8 to 114;3u, Admission, .dk•
a couple.
CaslrrgaY Csxr.SNY.--The -annukli
meeting of the Hayfield Cemeter
Company was held In the townhall!
(
on MM01111%)". January IISth, at 2 .. p. 111.
The following officers were appointed
for 1(101): Prrebde11t, lames Thomson :
vice -provident, T. J. Marks: sect•etary-
tressurer, A. E. Erwin : directors,
John. Middleton: tiahriel Elliott and
Rohn. Hanley, of (iolerich township:
John McNaughton. Thomas Brown- i
est of Stanley, and James Campbell,
of Hayfield.
V11 I. ane Col 111•11 -.9'h.., L-. .......,.
ing of the village council was held in
.1e council chamber tin Monday
itiorning, Ilth Inst., as per Astute.
1'1e statutory declaration♦ of flee
were subscribed to by 1h. Smith.
reeve, and Messrs. M1ore, '5Vhiddon,
McEtvan and Leeteb, councillors, after
which the following ()Sleets we ap-
pointed for MU: Clerk, H. W. 1 .vin;
mor.treasurer, John Wbiddun; a or,
Ch it .Tipppoet ; eonetable, Wel lam J.
Elliott •, auditors, 'John Falcuoer and
A. E. Erwin ; board of health, John
Whirldno, 11 D+.shinann and W4IUasn
Elliott with the Reeve and clerk ;
edical health officer; Dr. Woods ;
ho th inspector, Robert Elliott ;
true • t officer, Thomas Cameron.
LOCHALSH.
TuHHIJAY. Jan. llhh.
John Oowa jr.. and Tom Bueglass
ate at pieeeh utting wood for R.
Button:
Miss Kate Mc(4e . left last week for
Toronto, wbere she ' tend, to secure
p.positien
A. Bowman. of Lucks . was vis-
iting Bryan Buckingham t the end
of she week.
Wu'. Matheson returned to .ronto
last week, in order'.te remithie
studies at the University.
t Mtstt-t5etla 1KcKvex te,
Hie.: Annie McDonald,.1 nth concession,
were the gueeta of Mimi fleece Camp_
hell, Lochalsh, last Sunday. -
WS OF DISTRICT.
Jastea
in the vici
left on Ft
Miss Berth
day last Inc
t-aki• n Tattiness
clot U.rllege.
Rev. W. L. Hite
(tory services in St.
on Friday afternoon `•
ment of the Lor'd's S
pw•ised 00 Sabbath morn
ISAYFIELU.
Ti*tsD.sY, Jen. 111th.
'tingle who lits leen visiting
ity for the pa.t few weeks,
y for London and Forest.
Armstrong left on Mun-
udon, where petty will
(mea.lerthe t' d151furr-
• ildnett-d prepar-
ndreve's church
nil the sacra -
per was dig -
g. .Mix new
A Greet $ebool-EMMA Ilwlawei Celems
led*
'reroute
Attention. lsteewlaksrs l-Bsldlsg. Paul t
co.. .... .... .... .4 .
The Moat latereetteg teals -The Twat*
Sur
a
Attractive Routs to Mas*toba-Y. Y. Lew -
; •e
Northwest Tourist Sleepers -l•. P. H - a
)'anti for tWo-.Mrs, slam[ Jobar'tos - " 1
La•t Week of Mtockteklag nate-D. Miler '
to 3
Cie/salty. rale -frowning. 4t MIMPFlear -.. , 1. --
A -BW Clearing of Fant -W. Acheson k Moa.,. 3
January MsG-(corge Porters ........ g
Dunt Suffer- S. E. Hick . •
Hot Water Rattles -.F. J. Hut Land .....,.... • (
A,..,.,,:. +ale -George Beckett.1
home •menta.- hoe Burkettt . •1 _.
Annouutwment Star 1{luct ria Novelty and
Repair Work* 1
Angiuuton. fur t teakettle- Town of (:oda
rich . . .. .. 1
Wwuwo
Homo for Sale -Elia. Wm, Mynas 1
Stock'reductn'srale-C', U. Ip 7
learnt for bale -Jew-Young Jr i
Joe N. Machan -Victoria Opera HOU*
Vacetnattort Notice -X-. C. tooter. M. D,
)Medical Health ()Meer - 1
January Clearing Sale l'aluerott * Moore3
Two Mon.ler Kargain lays- J. H. Colborne4
Our Aneual Mid "intim nargtdn Days -,Hod
Rene Bros
...
McIntyre ;'I. O. D. Rose ; O. G. I).
tawreuca._ b.lodge lao fnss-a
thriving condition and many new
members are expected this term.
Ct:RI.INlr AT FKRoOH,-Three rinks
of Lucknow cutlets went to Fergus
butt week to enter the curling tourna-
ment in progress at that place. They
were accompanied by the prone band.
which was the leading attraction dur-
ing their stay and which won the ad-
miration of all the players and citizens.
The local players returned wearing
the four diamond tinge, which were
won by J. Bryan, J. 0. Murdoch, Geo.
Smith and It. Johnston. They also
brought back the barrel of oatmeal
won by Jas. Hunter. J. McGarry, A.
McPherson and A, Stewart. Our
curlers never frit to win the best
prizes offered by other clubs.
The friends of John Mason, Huro••
the man with the hearty. smut jorirl
tamper*anent and the obiate spher-
oidal form, will be pleased 10 hear
That he is keeping quite well.
Mrs, John N. McKeneie, A9hfleld.
and het sister, Mrs. John It. McDon
ahs, Huron, returned home lest Satur-
day from Ingersoll, where they had
been attendiog the funeral of a near
relative.
K. J. McKenzie. while elimhing up
the ladder in hisbara, bad the mishit,
tune to slip therefrout, and feel f -
it conalde*able height to the Ilour be-
low. Fee. owe'a-1y be landed upon his
reef, (. * •t ~Aping more serious in-
juries. .1, it woof 11e received a severe
shaking up, and his lower limbs were
considerably jar reel.
Letette..R Lire:Remy SCA lliTY.--A
number from this section attended the
regular sleeting of the Laurier Liter-
ary Society bit Monday evening. A
special anal vete interesting program
was provided and carried through
with great success. - Two ?ides, of
Julies-. -anti gentlemen, had been
chosen, the captain* of which were
Miss May McGregor and Mitac lel Mc-
Lean. Each one of the performers
represented a certain nation or triose
and wore the cost and insignia
t
alitionally ascribed to the country
/tented, and -the -effect wasquite
unique. Songs, history. sic and
speeches appropriate were well rend-
dered by those taking part. Owing
to lack of space it is impossible to go
into detail, but wt• !toy mention the
especially clever bits of acting by 8.
Bean and K. J. McGregor. The for-
mer, as a Chinese laundryman,
greatly excited the risibility of the
)audience by flourishing wyatei•ious
sorts of garmetitafrom the wash -tub,
sod the latter. as 11 gypsy fortune-
teller, nbwo made things merry by his
local allusions. We may mention
also a unique scene from ancient
Egypt, the central part of which was
1a well-deteloped Egyptian mummy in
the person of Dan McLean, Leerier.
The doctsinm by the committee, wee
reniien•d in teem. of the side leen by
Mi.s ise MeL&-*tn. The committee of
judges was cumpoved of Ed. Havey,
ISN. Armstrong &u(1 Dan McLean
(Lothian) and the position of chair-
man was filled by John ,Iantieeon.
meeting of St. Andrew s church was
held on Monday evening of Me week
and wits in all points rt most aitecess-
ful meeting. The auditors' end t Meg.
1Prer'fl reporte showed that all debts
lied been pied and a nice little 'Wane..
tee/wiry. The reports from the differ-
ent societies connected with the
chatelt were ell very encouraging and
full of hope for the •fiit ore. Moat of
the officers were re elected : Mrs. JAS.
Ferguson as organlet ; Jas. Campbell.
treasurer ; John 1% hiddon, Sabbath
school guperintendent, and Thos. Har-
rison was also re elected *newer,
Those Brownett teeing elected as en•
other menager •in Owe of John
Tough. At the close of the meeting
lunch was ',erred by the lade.. And all
diepersed feeling that a pleasant and
profltahle evening had been spent.
t From another correspondent
George Greenslade was in bindon
ion Monday on tmaineta,
I Miss Chesney, of Seeforth, is the
!pima of Mrs. Cowie, of this village.
An old reetident of thin village
lest in the perenti of thigh McLeod,
I aged eight y one yearn. The foneral
' woo held on Monday at 10A0 a. ma. Ito
ANNOUNCEMENTik
tere
_Dy served ;
maul ricks., confectionery sad
cigars. C. Leyte/eremite Weet street
Auctioneer .ckett announces •
smashing big ea for Saturday after-
noon and Sattirda and Monday eyen-
inlet, the 2:ted end th. Mee sale on
page 1. Yes, sir, we ill be, right on
itemeniber the simile and concert
to he given in the Oddfello s' Hall on
Friday evening. eeth inst.. der the
fttispicen of the %Vonten's Mute.
Xbe_procerale are to go to the . 0,
A. funds. Admission. 26c.
The annual week of prayer is
held at, the Presbyterian church 14
Mr. and Mts. D. Morrison, of Piet: -
stone, Man., are ;visiting relatives In
this vicinity.
ins play at %Vingham rink on Fri-
. evening, ape inst.
Mitchell Woe.' mettle roller works
are rilev in operetion day and night
and iminemie quantitiee of maple loge
are bidets delivered to this important
Were interred at Oreen Hill cemetery
Thaisday aldermen' last. The
funerel eervices were. held at the resi•
&nee of Steele Murdoch. a beother of
the &teemed. Stasi were eondurted by
members of Ohl Light Lodge, No. 14:4,
was a member. Mr, Murdoch had
been ill for /tome time and his death,
which wes not *metre roe,. is uni-
vernally regretted hy hie host of
friends in and mound the village.
officers of Lint/now Lodge, No. 112.
10. 0. F., for this term were Installed
of Ripley, on Frlilay evening last, as
McLean ; recording hecretary. IL V.
Negellshe ; financial secretary, I).
Mellott h ; treasurer. A. Rosa ; chap-
'lain. . Heileman ; warden, R. Nae•
trod ; conductor, A. Hewlett R. 8.
Electric ,Novelty and Repair Wolk
on cerner of square and Montreal
street, have something new again this
week. In their electrii. win•low aro
tions to is switch ; where the stand-
ing train Attila off, upon its being re-
lieved by the incoming one. It is
very unique, as are also the new fold-
ing' wotepaper baskets nnd wood
cerved work . Not fluty are they
kept hue). electric wiring. but, 'tow,
during the close stetson for bieycles,
they are at work on them putting
them in order for use in early spring.
as Jerry, their mechanical expert, can
do such jobs. as well as gt•incling
skates, etc.
30IC N. MACHAN AND OWN BIG
COMPANY Will 1* town all next
week. The Joe N: Meehan Stock
Company appear in Vietoria
Opera House all next week in a reper-
toire of high-clags dreniatic produc-
tions. The Company will open their
engagement on Monday night, pre.
salting the well-knowil ,'popular
-comedy drama, entitled "Lost and
%Vito, or The Fatal Wedding."
This is considered one of the greatest
plays ever written and is specially
gaged le please the ladies. Special
tickete are being distributed, which,
if presented at the theatre box office
together with lec any time before, 7
m. Monday, will entitle any lady to a
regular :Mc reserved seat. The Meehan
ville special! iee between the acts,
thereby avoiding all tiresome delay
(luring performances. The Company
1.01111.1f highly recommended by press
anti ptibite and is composed of talented
art Ws of merit and ability. Every
Omsk repertoire is strict Ly cleitak.
ere noThing to tiffemr,ihe mold
refined taste in any of them. A epeeist
matinee will be given Saturday after-
noon at 2:30, that all the local children
may have the opportunity of seeing
anti Glory Meehan, in theit. great.
Winter Brown act. 'The following
plays will he presented during the
'"Ilie Itei•Imer," "'The Man from the
West," •The M000chiners" and the
sensation of thl Meson, entitled "The
woman he doesn't Oil it neeessary
to go to church.
a•Well," observed the restaurant
diner, patiently attacking hie tough
Week, "I've often heard of the iron
horse and the britzeu cell, and now I
seem to MVP ericouptered the India -
rubber cow."
AUCTION SALES.
Tt VIM 111. 411t1. *I h.- A net ion sale of thirty
bead of first elaso dairy mw. and several good
old, prolTrty of Mr. t.obit, Maitland ranee.
ISAT, RDA T. JAM SAIL -Auction Pohl Of borate
ciorn4; v•mtur (tattle, harries. rtr at the Col
auctioneer. _
MARRIED.
Anil.. faille,. Wellington street, on Wed
to Kloreitee Harriet, daughter et Char ea,
and the late Mr. &nicht.