The Huron Signal, 1886-10-8, Page 40
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l'HY HURON SIGNAL, RIFDAYV OCT. 8. t886.
WEST HURON.
REFORM CONVENTION 1
Notice is berby given that • Cows
tem of the Reformer. of West Heroes
will be held
AT U ODERICH,
SalL October fill
at 1 o'e11 pa, for the purpose eli N-
lectiug Oilledid•tes for the Commons and
Legislature at the neat Elnottoos. A
fall represestatioe is requested from
e very Pulling SeteDiviaioa.
CHAS. GIRV1N, R. HARRISON,
President. deoretary.
Oct. 71k. WM.
TOWN TOPICS.
.4 cetera among pe. *skin' metes.
d oe faits teal went U."
Fur good 7 N to 8tewarte. Far
stylish photos 10 to Stewart's. For dee en-
largements go to Stewart's.
Now 4 the time of the year whoa the fall
overcoat elutes to advantage. It looks well
sad feta comfortable. For the best goods as
well as asks. to to F. k A. lMdkam's.
There are few oases that Dome before the
courts where the Jury 4 • unit for the person
loos trial. but all who have bad pb ioSraphs
taken by Gallows ere unanimous la kb favor.
A. R. Cornell. the leading hes
the best hearses in town. and 1* prepared to
turn out funeral. In tlrstici•i style, at rea-
sonable rates. Embalming fluid always oa
hand.
WINE AND CIDER. --A good preen suit-
able for • wine or cider press. for sale. Also
'tour large round vats and an agricultural cal-
dron for boiling cattle feed. Apply early. at
llrant's Grocery.
THE WOMILICe CH.trrtar Tgrrta•Ncg
1 %ION will meet regularly for the !censers ion
of business every Tuesday afternouu at 110
o'clock. in Knee church. Even wo.nan ia-
tereeted in the work 4 cordially invited to
attend.
Mr. Maras.
GENTLswIN.--As you are all going to hear
this illustrious Protestant Irishman's great
effort in behalf of Ireland's rigbtr. don't fail
to call oa Mec('ormac for • drum -class suit.
aad appear before this gifted sou of Erin in
wood style.
At the Cash Storejou can buy 1a pounds of
for only 1.00 cash. I have • line
lot of tea. 1 am m ing • specialty ot. '11-�
them. Grooeries of all kinds fresh and rood.
('rockery sad lesware of all Bees. and will
not be undersold. Call and is. est my
goods,
No trouble is show goods. O. H. ld• the
grocer. Souate.
Saunders J Soo have bees appointed agents
ler the Gurney Hot Water Heater and Bundy
Radiator. Pnone gives for any use job ea
applicaties. and all work guaranteed. They
hate use en exhibition now, to be used la
their store. All Information cheerfully given.
Call at the cheapest house under the sae. Dell
door to the post Dike.
Dr Mackil, of Se•fortb, was in town
last week.
Mise Pratt, of Brockville, 1. the guest
of Miss Hopper.
Miss Smith. Lf Brampton, is the guest
of Miss Trueman.
Mrs F. Jordan lett oo a visit to Mon•
treat last Saturday.
Mies Aggie Ferwu.on bas returned to
her home in Detroit.
Mrs and Mies McNiff have gone to
join Mr McNiff at Dakota.
Mw Eliza Logan is at Clinton, after
her More from Kincardine.
J. R. Grunt, .t Brussels
was in town early in the week.
Mr and Mrs James Miller have return-
ed to their home, Maple street
Mies Lucy Whitely, of Goderieh, was
in Clinton several days last week.
Mia Bennett has charge of the junior
division of St. Patrick'. ward school.
Mr and Mn McFarlane have been
visiting their relatives at Windsor and
Detroit.
Mn LAE -Knight, aft th's
visit, bee retemied to her !irate in
Brantford.
Mise Annie Campbell ;has charge of
the junior d t of ;AL Andrew's
ward school.
George Stivens and George Nairn
wore among those who took in the Chic -
• excursion.
Rev. John McGillivray, B.A., preach-
ed his farewell sermon in Knox church
on Sunday evening.
Mn Robt. Henderson has returned to
Goderich after spending several days
with friends in Clinton.
Albert Pridbam has been seeing the
wonders of the upper kilos. H. had
business at Port Arthur.
Mus Hutchison left for Montreal on
Saturday, Sept. Tbth, and will remain in
that city during the winter.
Rey. Mr Stewart, of Clinton, I reach-
ed an able sermon on "Missions,in Knox
church on Sunday morning.
Rev. G. R Turk, left on a visit to
Atlanta, Georgia. Fnday last He will
be absent a c•.ople • f weeks.
Mr and Mn I) E Cameron, Lucknow,
were the goeats .of Mrs G. R. Turk,
dunng a portion of the week.
J. Smith, of (:..nib, a veteran Re-
former, was in town during the week,
and dropped in t.. see THE Sweat..
Victor Smith, of Brussels, has resum-
ed his studies at the model school class
here. We hope he will have suttees.
Conductor 1►ukrebery,of the G. T. It
Brockville, with his wife and two child•
ren, tee visiting his sister, Mrs E. Hop-
• e
Mrs. Dr. Lawrence has returned to
Paris, after spending some weeks with
Mr and Mn I' F. Lawrence. Montreal
street
Mies Emma Cox returned home on
Monday night, after spending ten days
visiting friends and seeing the sights in
Chicago.
Thos. Graham, formerly poet office I
W. B. Disease, fetse.y el
Cornea,wars sailed to Jeanie, eldest ills w
the late Jabs Corne, el 1,reet le, lett
week. We mimed .ss ees0ottitioss.
Rea. W. 17. Rew.os oseepied Notch
tenet 1Lediedise ahwtt�t palest lest Sen-
dey, mere*...snit . bwill
also peeveaa Sdq seat ssat both ser-
vises.
ervises.
Thee McOilliewddJ has been bolding -
aeetiags every nicht this week up to
date is Terwberry township, is advocacy
of thepolies magistrate aid d Seat Act
enf
Signor Emilio'a parrots were • source
of eisjoymeat to the yuuepters fur • few
days this week. They evade quite •
commotion around the "British Ki -
change" oorner.
Dr. M. Nicholson, the West street
dentist, makes the preaervatwu of the
n atural teeth • specialty. Gas •daiat--
Woad from 9 a. m. to 4 p. d fro the
* ekes eatrectiuo of teeth.
Fred Vanderlip, formerly of the Al
bion hotel, Ooderieh, has monied hie
position of bartender in the City hotel,
London. Fred has the good -will of
those with whom he is acuu ai•ted.
Robert McLean has purchased the vac-
s t lot on the Square adjoining the pres-
ent premises, from Mw Sara McCannel,
and Mr Strsubel hes purchased the pro-
perty at present occupied by 0 C. Rob-
ertson.
Cottage-nott.-In our report of the
Colborne Branch Agricultural Show last
week. the first prise for one pound of
yaru was credited to Mrs Thos. Hamil-
ton ; it should have bean to Mrs Gordon
Young.
ler Paas BALD. -We have been
favored with the first prim loaf of bread
shown at the Colborne fair. The maker
was Mrs Thos. Follows. The brad was
A 1, and Mrs Bellows can give house-
keepers • pointer on making dough.
Mia Graham, milli.er, has removed
to the new store next to Geo. Acheson's
general store, where she has opened •
fine display of hats, shapes, feathers,
flowers, ribbons, and of all
k•nds. She haw now one of the hand-
somest show rooms to town.
We have to thank our old friend, James
Rose of Wawancuh, for the present cf a
loaf of fine homemade bread which took
a prise at the Dungannon Show. If the
men that took the prize for butter
would come our way, in a similar manner
the editor would feel that his lot was
cast in a pleasant place.
Corns& -The winter course
of lectures in Acheson's Dew hall,
will on Friday. October
29. On that occasion Rev Dr Bums,
Principal of the Ladies' We icyan Col-
lege, Hamilton, will open the course
with hia.plebsated lecture. "Home Rule
for Ireland" Fbr see advt.
BRANT Memoplai..-Our thanks are
dos to Geo. H. Muirbead, secretary of
the Brant Memorial Association, for an
invitation to attend the unveiling of the
memorial erected to the memory of
11, Captain Joseph Brant.
The unveiling will take place in the city
of Brantford, oo Wednesday, 13th Oe
tober, inat., at twelve o'clock.
L•Disa' ENVELOPES. -During the large
sale of business envelopes sante SIUN•L
office during the past three weeks there
has been quite a demand for ladies' sixes,
and to meet this want we have got in
• stock of ladies' envelopes of first-class
quality, which we can sell at 6c. and
7c. per package of 20, according to qual-
ity -the cheapest ever sold in Gcdench.
Call and see them.
W. hare received a song, "Wheel I
Own the Whole Earth." The words are
by Archie Bremner, of the London Ad-
terfiarr, and the music by 13. E. Chad-
wick. It is published by Chas. F. Col-
well, London. A footnote informs us
that the author will furnish verses on
local topics to any person wanting them
at reasonable rates. It's a lively piece
with a good sentiment
Mrs H. Hamilton, West street, re
turned home Monday morning from a
visit to SL Paul, Minn. She was ac-
companied by her daughter, Minoie,who
will remain •1 the homestead about three
weeks. Mw Hamilton has for some
time been in the employ of the C.,
St.P., M. & 0. R R., as clerk in the
auditor' , and on leaving was
presented by her fellow employees with
• handsome silver salver and silver
pitcher and eup, as & token of the esteem
in which she was held by them.
TRACH&am lvtttm TR. - The anneal
meeting of the West Huron Teachers'
Institute will be held in the High school,
Goderich, on Thursday and Friday,
October 13th and 14th, the meeting on
Thursday to begin at 10 o'clock. In *ri-
bbon
dlition to the heed talent of the county,
J. A. McLellan, M.A., LL D., Direc-
tor of Teachers' Institutes, will take
part in the proceedings, and also give •
public lecture on Thnrsday evening,
ouhject : "Critics Educational Criticiz
ed." Lecture to at 8 o'clock.
A St.rgaarrL Setioner.-A year ago
D. M. Beehanan entered Knox College
front our High School, pawing with cre-
dit the for entrance to the
*seised year. His progress during the
college year was so a tiefactory that he
was allowed the privilege of further
his course. Reiturnir.g to the
High Schor l in the spring, he resumed
his preparation for the senior matricula-
tion examination of Toronto University,
and we are pleased to see by the recently
published list that he has succeeded in
paving it with credit.
Flee. - The house of James Craig was
totally destroyed by fire, with nearly all
the contents. The fire originated from
the south west outside mort.m of the
house, between 2 and 3 a. m. on Thurs-
day, 7th Oat. The shrieks and cries of
he mother, Mrs Craig, to ave her child-
ren, were heartrending. The above
property wee insured by Mr Rummell. in
he Staadarycnanpany, a few lorrit% he -
tore the ommpany failed. No insurance
now. The fire is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary. in this °peewe-
tnn we might state that we have hem
nfnrnted that shout 11.46 p a., Wed.
nesd•y naiad a tars peered the erre*, of
Britannia road and Lays street with •
bundle of earner and an oil ma, and
elos.h.d l.iserely towards the lake. We
publish this feetas a poiater to our pn
»e aetbn•itiea if there is a • Grebe,
in our midst the sooner he is &eldest
down the bettor.
Clerk here, has secured • situation in •
Mercantile fine at Clevelard, and has
pi, thither..
F. C. Bead, of Galt, left but week for
horn. able/ a pleasant .my with friends
bare. O.diu.eh sever had greater sone -
Vohs for Pr.L
P. Magleais, of Poen Huron, formerly
a Goierieh, mos in town during the
WWII eieiaisg old friends, end the as....
diral. earlier days
Oeuvre Jeanie Rowans -The mho -
dole
si'dol. ef ese.ietisae is this away be-
fore Just,gs of the Poem fel lea thr..
eseeths man sept.tes W
mesa Of Gederiabhoont contriteness
10, Swoetk aisles 34-ok, dread-
tel!- Wiegkaa 11, Wessels 7, and th.
rsaai.der from rural magist.w.. Ore
of the sagas are Seca vtolatiosa, 14
drunk and disorderly. !fel asaodte. 13
abeame or bleepk moos leaguege, and
the ronsioder veeiosa. The Geed impos-
ed a14r's $460.
Dan Carty, who for some years past
occupied the polities of sexton is SL
Peter's church, died os S&Wrday lest
from a oomplicatiu. of Miasmas. He
was about 81 years of ace, and was a
well known figure in Guderich. His
hearty late& and rental pastiest will M
mut& mise.d by all who knew hire. His
' funeral, which took plans Monday last.
was well •ttenesd, and a number of
school children of all denominations aC-
oompsuied the remains to the cemetery.
The altar of lit. Peter's church ere
draped oo the o'oaalios.
THU AcrcrN LE••ss Aoatx,-Crim-
son and scarlet and yellow, emerald
turning to gold, shimmering there in the
sunbeams. ahic.riug hers in the cold;
waving farew•IIa es the tempest ruth-
lessly tears them apart, Buttetiog,
dancing and rustling as hither and
thither they dart, recklessly ailing the
rypids, hail? swimming the pools, plc)
mg "I spy!' with each .cher under the
puffy toadstools. Wreathe 1' r the walls
of her dwelling mash neat little bombe -
keeper waves, and then, amid
delicate fern sprays, nestle the bright
autumn leaves. -Ea.
One tet those pleasant events that
cause a flutter in society took place at
the North St Methodist chureh on
Wednesday morning Ia.t,in the marriage
of Henry James Lane, of Sorel, Que.,
Bursar of Lincoln College, to Mary.
third daughter of Capt T. N. D.ncey u(
this town. The bridegroom was assisted
by W. P. Smylie, manager of Moisoe's
bank, Sorel, and Mies Dancey. sister of
the bride performed the duties of brides-
maid. The church was well filled with
spectators on the occasion. The bridal
party left by the noon train amid the
congratulations of friends. L E. D•ncy
and wife and Dr Mackid, of Seafurtb
Mies Penton, of Sorel, Mies Hollis, of
St Marys, and Mies Start, of Hamilton,
friends of the bride and groom, were
present at the ceremony.
AN &rearm- H . The fel
Francisco Bulletin io s ul
enterprise in Monterey county, Calif/sr
nig. thus refers to • Canadian boy, son
of our townsman, P. Lynn : - "King'.
City was an unknown country before the
railroad made its . The sec
tions known ea the San Lurenxr, San
Bernabe, San Lucas Fees and Topo were
known as rattle rwwes, and very little
significance was attached to it, but pros-
pect of a railroad caused men to turn
their attentioe toward it. A man by the
name of C. H. King, a quick, wiry,
business -like man, of nervous fc.rce and
considerable mental pcwer, beard of this
new country, and came hither. He
travelled over the apparently desert
plains, analyzed the soil, came to the
at once that it had great pos-
eibilittes, went back to San Francisco
and bought twelve thousand acres of the
Seo Lorenzo with the sheep and fixtures
belonging to the ranch, and then looked
about him for some one to farm this
tract. tie found • man to undertake it
in the person of James Lynn, of Salinas,
who leased for • term of years the ranch.
giving one-fifth of the crop delivered at
warehouse. The first year was some-
what d a drought prevailing
throughout the State. In 1884-85, ou
portions of the ranch without irrigetioc,
from twenty five to thirty bushels of
barley were raised. This year the crop
on the ranch is simply enormous -one
hundred and seven thousand Lushela of
barley and forty-five thousand bushels
of wheat. It has been further ascer-
tained that the soil is especially] adapted
to growing fruit, grapes and otY.r semi-
tropical fruits...
C. E. T. S.-- The first tneetisg of the
season, held in the school mom c
Tuesday evg, wa a gratifying success.
The room was crowded with an appre
native audience, and they received even
moretban wee promised in the published
program. The first speaker was Rev.
Mr Salton, who manifested his sympathy
with the work by leaning a meeting in
his own church long enough to address
the meeting. He dealt
with some reasons why acme would not
sign the pledge and pleaded earnestly
for , especially from the young.
During the evening Mr D. F Cameron,
of Luckoow, and Rev. Mr Rawson, who
were in the audience, were invited to
give addre.sas, and kindly responded,
loth of teeing their Interewt in
the work of the ('.TZ,T.$. and urging the
manliness and safety of total abstinance.
in the musical part of the programme
Mrs Johnson and Mies Archer Pang very
feel inzly"Farewell, where Angels Dwell. "
The quartette ''Moonlight un the lake,"
rendered by Prof and Mrs Clarks and
Mies Maxwell and Messrs Aligns, and
Hyslop, was very much appreciated:
while the audience was delighted to
welcome Miss Wynne again upon the
program. Her rendering of the"Ni,hten-
gale's Thrill" showed that her voice has
lost none of its old time power, and that
she has not neglected its cultivation
during the summer vacation. She is a
warm fnend of the Society and is always
.ore of welcome from • Unclench
audience. The remaining numbers of
the pre/remise were recitations by
Florence Williams and the President,
which were also well received. Mr
Joseph Willem* contributed his quota
in the form of en address upon "Read-
ies'," which .ill not !.e without Use hest.
While he illustrated the need a.d the
result of careful preeparsti on by the
egret of the trsgedian B,.dh's rendering
of the God's Prayer, the audience W-
iener' with almost bresthlees animation.
Altogether the first of the season's nfsm
meetings .ill do tench to ensure hill
audoosessfor those that .ill follow.
The Mete rawaMats res It tbe World.
The "Win" fountain pen is the hunt
thing yet invented in the way of a self-
feeding Tree. 1t has • gold sib, shades
eat a • dipping pew does, and never
fneverails 1f. 1. • writing wnader. A sem-
p'• can be seen at this ..Aloe. F.vsry
lawyer, doctor, eler yssn, sehonl-toaelt-
er and bwie.s. sem eherld have ems.
1 Thr». M.Gillieeddy is the loss!
alfrat
FALL UHI►NOIBY aiTTINGIL
Yes offered Triad t. dedeeNI and Their
SeemM.
1.t., Mr. Jeanie Fenewcio
w, Ova 1.
Tee e. Abash--WasM astern for
eosdeseteos of will of late Win. Aleaek.
The Jed. held the slit was not prupet-
ly ootrtiteted, sod it was •di..rwed for
the p.m* d having the seesseery poe-
tise added. (Jarrow, Q. C. , fur plff. ;
Cassels, Q. C., for deft.
Willem v. Kemp. -This was as .trios
for specific oede aasw of an stresses.
for sties of sena tend t. Sesforth. The
Gert decreed epeago performance, but
ordered the pit, to pay the costo. Car-
row, Q C., fur plti. ; Cameron Q C.,
and Best, foe deft.
Flynn v. Flynn. -Was an anion to set
mid. • will, but it teas settled out t•f
court. Ostrow, Q. 0, for deft.
Dominion Bask v. Hkferm•n. --Was
an aetiuo to set amide a ((radaleat c oo-
reyaoc.. The action was dmeassed with
oats. Darrow, Q. C., fire pit ; Cas-
sels, Q. C , and Denary, for deft.
Warts* sews,,
The echconer Carter with a cargo o'
lumber reached port Monday week std
ailed again t.n Saturday.
The schooner Sligo from Port Arthur,
with • cargo ut wheat for the Big Mill,
arrived teat week for another cargo.
The steamer Ontario was in Goderich
Loners a.1 Suede', the weather being
too rouge to e110w her to enter Kin -
attt.diae harbor.
The schooner Ariel with lumber for
Williams and Murray arrived last week,
and sailed age on Saturday for
Alpena, for • cargo of supple for the
15113.
Th. schooner Mary S. Gordon ailed
this week for the fishing islands, with a
cargo comprised of fish barrels, alt sod
fishing gear belonging to a few of our
behermen,wbo go to the islands to prose-
cute herring fishing.
The stealer United Empire was in
port uo her upward trip Wt Friday.
The schooner Azov, lest week, landed
• cargo of lumber at rte G. T. dock for
shipment to Seeforth.
The schooner Cnrsiean delivered a
cargo of Dual at the Big Mill last week
cj risau 1+I'CATIONS.
*bees mem rams.
To the Editor .t The eices1
Dasa Sts, -I have bees notified to
pay two emote on the dollar taxes, and
feel it very heavy, owing to
being scares. One reaaoo, I suppose,
the taxes are so pressing on the poor
loan is that the big mill dues not pal
taxes according to its value. I am in-
formed it is only sawed at one third of
its value. If that is so, it is • shame.
Yours respectfully,
A RATEPAYER.
Colborne.
Miss Kate Reid. d Carlow, left this
west to spend the winter in Buffalo with
relatives
Carlow.
BL••'E.a-ARDIAN •T CARLOW 015 Snow
Da r. -The Star last week expressed our
own in its refereooa to the
silly and blackguardly conduct of a few
Toeing men in McDooagh's hotel on the
evening of show day. We blame the
of the hotel, however, and
n ot the directors, se the latter had no
contrel over the house. Hereafter it
would perhaps be well for • constable to
be on hand to keep these unruly "Dolts"
in order. If not, decent women will cot
care to visit the I tquartere of the
Colborne show Mr McDonagh'. house
is well equipped, and he cannot afford to
allow youtp roughs to do as they like on
show day..
ealtioret.
C. D. Morrie', of Fergus, is now in
charge of the junior department of the
school.
A considerable number of the villag-
es are confined to the house by sick-
ness, but none of them are dangerously
ill, although the doctors mailing coun-
4enaoe is to be seen almost every day.
The Colborne correspondent of Tint
SIGN•L seem11 to have had • fit last week,
and wanted to vent his spleen on some
one, so he chsoese the trustees of this
school and rails one of them hard tames.
Now, perhaps chanty is beet begun at
home. But, then, no doubt he is well
informed on this matter and his state-
ment is true,se "there are black sheep in
every flock."
Mew atlases Wee wee.
One great help in the contest in At-
lanta was the work and labors and
education of Wenona Cold Water Temple
under charge of Mrs J. T. Thrower,
which has held weekly meetings every
Sunday afternoon for sixteen rears, and
has initiated several thousand boys and
girls into the organisation. They have
studied thoroughly the "Catechism on
Alcohol," have taken • large number of
copies of the 1-.outt.). Temperas.'" !tanner,
have recited the selections in "Readings
and Recitations," and sung the song,
published by the National Temperance
Society, until they have been thoroughly
educated and taught that alcohol is •
poison, and is fit neither to be sold nor
drank; and many of the beat and most
earnest workers in the prohibition ranks
and serving on important committees
were the boys who had received their
first training and instruction in this
told Water Temple.
If all the children in America would
study the catechisms on "Alcohol" and
"Beer." etc; mid would reed temper
. nee books and papers thoroughly, they
would *row up with a hatred for the
drink and • determination to do all
they (mild to rid the land of the cures.
1.1 er oue
Ilethishere wye pkdg.
r merlperp• t.ul • sate
To all that Can jauntiest.
YowM's ?.iuipernn.a /low.✓r.
Alfred Settee, sou ttf the late Richard
Sutton of Kinea thee, was leeidentally
.hot by • enesparitee mescal; while of a
beeline inpeditiois is British Colmgebia,
where the deceased resided, hoes the
eases of whish he died
NEW FALL GOODS -
JU*T OPUIID AT
J.A. REID & BRO'S
DRESS GOODS, BALLS, W M CLOTHS,
Uietenage. Stripe and srooaded Velvets,, a81k P.n.ks, bak and (sed Vel
.t.un.. Y. LTMw.biLtlrraaawfet Kr.�r.u.... Uel..
and
SPECIAL VALUE IN WHITE AND GREY COTTONS, WINCEIS,
LIN 1cN d, dkC_
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
NEW TWEEDS AND COATINGS -VERY CHOICE
New Hata laps. Ties. Limes Collars std Cute. la ('ellelu*4 Cullen and Cee► w*
have tea Newest sad Cheapest Deeds la wise.
TWEEDS OUT OUT FREE OF CHARGE.
N'e show goods with pleasure, bet bet yea weh to lety err set,
OCR PRI('FJt SELL THE 000118.
JAS. A. REID & BRO.
Jordan's Bk ck, Godench. Idth Sept.. tees.
Asensio Isles.
All parties gettitheir sale bill. printed •t
this dice will get • tree notice inserted in
this list up to the rime of sale.
Auction ale of farm stock awl imple-
ments, the property of Patrick Hogan,
on the premises, con. 7, at Smith'. Hill,
by John Knui, , commencing
at 12 o'clock, noon, on Friday, Oct.
22nd, 1366. See posters for list ..f
stock, tennis, &c.
Auction ale .>f farm etc.* and imple•
meets, as good as nes, the property of
John Green, oo the premises, lot 1, eon.
3. Colborne townshhip one mile from
Ben miller, by John Knex, •uctiottesr,
commencing at 1 o'clock p.m., on Wed-
nesday. Oct 20th, 1886.
Auction ale of taro stock and imple-
ments, the property of Robert (Jrr, on
the ,rimta's. lot 8, ono. 3, Goderich
township, three miles from Goderich, by
John Knox, auctioneer, ire at
12 o'clock, noon, On Thursday, Oct.
14th, 181.6. As Mr Orr has leased his
farm fur • terve of years to Mr Bell, the
stock will be sold without reserve. See
posters for list. terms, lie.
000.15
In Stratford, on the ted lain.. the wife of Mr
R. R. Lang. City Clerk. of a daughter.
is •MaisM.
Oe the Oh Lit.. by tee Rev. 0. F. Balton. he
North -et. Methodist church. 0oderiob. Heery
Janes 1.aae. Erg.. d Semi. Quebec. te Mary.
third daeetter of Captain Thomas N. Daecey.
of Oed•rich.
11111111111.
At 8t Peter's Presto Ooderiek, on Sat-
urday. Oct. 2nd. lig. Das (arty. aged 11
JOWL
At the residence of Wm. Herdsmen. coal 1.
Galerie'townahlp. on October irk. less, Mrs
Robert Headereoa, seed 31 years and 7
months.
is Oolborne township, oa Tuesday.
5th. WO. It.olsard Mo
II seethe.
UNION
Lecture
COURSE.
This Course will consist of
FIVE BRILLIANT LECTURES,
to be delivered in
Achesou's New Hall!
during the winter months of 1114-7.
Sesta of the best available Canadian and
American talent bee been secured, and the
oommi'tee are co•ndea of giving entire WC,
faetloa.
Course ticket.. consisting of 1' a single cou-
pon tickets are being mold at Si each. These
tlohats may ba used as the purchaser chooses,
e.g., he mam a
go himself to each le.ture. or he
may take four friend. with hito any or
lecture, or he may allow his wife to attend
throe and go himself to two, or be mat ave
them In an wall he pleases. Some i trent -
seuls, knowgreat needs of the church,
will take two, three or four. and use them as
family ticket.: but be sure you buy at labia
omit when the lady canvasser calls upon you.
The tett proceeds will be e'initably divided
between the two Met hod bt churches.
The following is • list of date*, Ito.
O0T'_ 29.
REV. ALF:X. BURNMD LL.D., of Ham-
ilton : "Hoot,. Rule for lreland.-
I'TOV. 9.
REV. MANIA HENSON,ofToronto. "Men
Wanted.-
DH1C1_ 10 -
CH APLIN
0_CHAPLIN McCARF of yew York
"Bright ride of Life in Libby Prison "
Ja.41". 18
REV. HI'OH JOHNSTON. R.D.• of Toronto.
"From London to Jerusalem. -
F312321. 8
RF.V. E. A. STAFFORD, H.P.. of Toronto
'The Bible 1a the 11th ('eetury,
All Lecture.; to commence et tt sharp.
MO Coarse Tickets must be sold.
Ooderieb.Oct. 7th. tete. INS
For Sale or to Let.
TORE TO RENT. THAT WELL-
.../ftITI'.1TF:listore. nn the Rogan, at pen_
ent occupied by Mi.. Graham, sea millinery
store. Possession `icen on the 1st of October
next. Apply to MRS. H. COOK Hort►
strut•. !r
L'ARM TO LET -FOR A TERM Or
years. renh Maitland
Bees{f the TownskipofGoderi b, apply
by letter to J S. i TZARS. et rat ford. 'twit!
JReaical.
$•Iergaonn,. i,. REEVE, M.D, (' M., ieMEM-
H1 11 ofde., Prthe ('dyslegak•ter, Bugitnof 1 tirwenn, a „dead
Aeeoschet. etc.. Port Albert- e154
•
T. E. (.ASE, M.D., C.M., M.c.P.N.,
de, ( .•Opte TTM iia.Stnr•a crrowchear.
Hutchinson, Ihing•naon. formerly okra by fir
Night osleer-
m1131
rte's he. lel,,
R. MtLEAN, PHYSICiANSER-
I,
9110N,
e. Oelee sed
iseeese easeddwwest of{M,oryseri
lel
I )RS. SHANNON & HAMILTON
1J Pysfclaos,, -Swvgtem. Armse8evs. dre
idles •t Dr. Illiemesce residence ver the
OedMMe Hi C.10aNNott. J. C. Harris
1161.
sept
New Ttttls Week
Reform Couronnes R yts�
Moan of Ietarble. J. H.
wisre
lint Water Huller 1ye.jesu
}� •ease.
oar. -tot Iwot �eilturge -rem. �ryi.. .....,., sem.
`f. NICHOLSON, LD.s.
DENTAL ROOMS.
Light duo. below Ow Post Oe ce, West -et.,
Uuoaitrci.. Mb 11
`1 L WOOLVERTON, L D. b,
Oeserte leeChaeg.-Odd. reams Hatt. Nworth 5. v
ranted. All
She People's Column.
If •KIRKBY GIVEN
Teras' 1L As.. b elle No..rtt e
of the ((,,eexwg�p� Court of the Comity et
Nurse. at the Tewuakt Holl, oa the leads*
of octane 1M, s N o'leck. me hes sand de-
termine the severe! eesepialaw of ernes as;
omlweoee la the Vetere' List of the Mita
pales of Colborne for VOLAII7pesons having beet.essat the meet
required to steed at the mid times and
J. N. RICHARD*.
Clerk of the sate Masi•�gg�1�
Dated this 7th day of Oct. ISM lleLlt
NOTICE.
Noose ie hereby gives that • (asrt will be
held- pwr.u..t to "The Votoru' Lim Am." by
Hie Mew the Judge of the Oe aay Court e(
the Comet,J of Hume. at the Tewa _.
tick w ea &Week. the es foresees. i.
ef
IlM,atseao' bMm
art determine the ensue' eorepyyg
rove sed .ileal-.• in the retire Let 01 *8.
kir
ISM. A iterper s the Teeng b of (io the usl
IK All perseas having Da•tn-e at the
�ueremised w aimed at the said time eel
Will CAMPBELL,
Dederick, *. a.Clem el200. sata1S5 *aicisa.n
.618
MUNICIPAL TAXIS.��11
The Taxes of the Tows; .40.6,30. are pa
&hie at my oftl.o, Twee Ha13. 3 per eget di
cooaat allowed es all taxes paid i. 8gtember.
tpe► cwt ha October : amid after the 14th day
of llioeember, 5 per tent. will be added.
Pay year taxes this smooth aad aro 3 per
cost.
JAMS* GORDON. Collector`
Oedertch, Sept Wed. MIL gfK
DOMINION STATUTES.
Notice 4 hereby given that ..pie- .f 18.
.ominio& Statutes for ISM, rot. L for distri-
bution se the J amie's kf the Pesos her Herm.
MMry. bare re
ve been mos wed at the edits 0 flue
wu.�••r�m of the Peace.
IRA LEWIB.
ISIS-2tC'lleeemi of the Pita--.
HOUSE WANTED -MAST UAVs
mod
ad
canyon -
'nem soentiin former *fire bdn:.lo.,
Apply at this otllce. MSS
%{ANI'AL OF CORRESP(1NDENCE
4- -one of the mootprsad least
actical beaks wblih 4 *eery •hes ild
have • Dopy : ao sskoel .bests be without k
it ro.tain. exercises In capital letters, abb.it-
riami..., pearlatioa, errors V
eke specimen lettere, besutlt.11y esec a. :
N
C
01)OAde, Tr -
onto ArcM11.1ade.
1:r -MISS COOKS, AFTER 14
4.Y1 tr.. sandy of mule, is prepared w
ureic.. pupils for the Wase. 24 aee..se.
quarterly. Terms: --45 per quarter. WO
SHORTHAND. -ISAAC PiTMAN'S
PHONOGRAPHY. The. mon mama sys
'tem taught. inetritction books for salsaterts
9turaL etsee. Evers Mtily sad glrl
Darn aha,*baad.
lid
_ yam..!
Straped Animals. "''•
'TAME ON THE PREMISES OF
' the sitt.onriber, as tee Sate below the
station. about the Roth of Atweet. a light roan
Yenning halter. The owner la requested to
prove prpsrty pay extremes and take 1t
away. Offl C0 NRg4 OodaMok. 1•117-41
TAME ON THE PREMISES OF
the entscrIb it about the middle of
August • dark bar 811E about two years old.
The owner 4 requested to prove pre 'thgq
ell)ew sad take it away. A NS.
i). 3II IVRAY, lot A eon,
Bathed P. .
TRAY CATTLE -STRAYED ON TO
half et let preemies
sen. IItt. Wppmthe mW.wa m d.s/1 sheet
the tat of A ag • , sheet
one heifer. dark red. one sten' dark reed wtttt •r
white spot on forehead one etaar spotted sed^ "�
and white. All 1. gno i ord., 73.. ewer le
motored to pa expenses and take them
away. EOMI N{) ARffent.
west Wawitwah. Aug. 1011.1. 1111 �L
1
1
m
1 -DICTA L N(OE TO (laZDIT-
• Olin d SUSAN ANN COMM. Iresa.ed.
Pursuant to aa order of the Cheaeery Divi.
mon. meal• to et Conti taf..t; the Crediton
of Sies. ANN (;on.s tette of Jong COOKR
late of the I Nlage cif tsea. is the
(lewety of Hume, Dtvlek. Clerk, who
died in or show* 1•
are. on r befneeit<p A OCTO tele,,'
*00. to mud. 1�tt1�[1ttt,
0•asow ! Pnn(•tNrg.. e.
thele 1'hrlet w eel'
elestssartlptlen,the fell pertlesMnof their .1 ...
•areeett of {..echeit. aemniate, and the oaten
oofde the mew, they 111 wit be kold b- th.es' er s
t hk t •_
etnAed from the nespet of the order.
Kiley Crollew Maher any M te
at preddywolr t M bo(fyorga .wa.
et Ts two ea tMtalr► clay Sethef
fated
.4 JAMES fl. C R1ejIT,M D. •