The Huron Signal, 1887-9-2, Page 4THE HURON SIGNXL. FRIDAY, SEPT. 2, 1887.
New___
Goods�.
JUST OPENED
-AT
J.A.IEIII &flO
Dress Moltons
A Special Line at 10e. and 12!e.
THE BEST YALU V. IN TOWN.
New Prints --Choice Patterns
Another Job loot ut Ladlesand Children's
Cashmere Ilona from 15c. to 250.
Per il'aar.
I1.tance of Summer Bleck of Drew Goods,
Laces. ole.. at
HALF PRICE.
J. A.REIO&BRO..
Jor,ian's Block. Court House tigooze, Goderich
loth Aug.. M. NM-ly
ken Advertisements TkIii Week.
Timbers --C. A. Humber.
Fano for Heat -Jae. Hoeft.
Jr or Salo --Huron Lead dormer.
Y,ne Tailoring -B. MaoCerneaa
Voter's List.Ies7 -Wm. Campbell.
)ready-made Clothing -F. te A. Pridham.
Cook and Sane Wanted -Mn .1. i. Darrow.
TOWN TOPICS.
A cistern awnwp p- toldvi notes,
An' faith he'll prod tt.
A BAu Miis-if you fall to sir the annimer
goods at It. MauCistraaa. s. There's mosey in
it if you attend to It in time.
Notwithstanding the fact that 1:eorge tttew-
art halt done a big business in oil portraits. he
stall nukes photograpba his specialty.
G. t'. Robertson. Crabh's Block. headquar
teas for all kinds of schoolbooks. First day of
school optional' rulers and pencils given away.
FLY YOUR Kris. Bov. We got some high-
flyers in town how. but V. a- A. Pridham aro
Poorer* and don't you forget it They ore
giving straight talk in tlieir big advt. about
ready-made clothing this week.
"Who will be the next mayor r ls now be-
ing asked on all sides. but there is no doubt
whatever that 1f you want Rest -clam photos
before er after New Year's you will be able to
Ret them at H. Hallows. every time.
You can stet me Heine to avert disease. and
you van buy Insurance against accident. and
you can get medial ore.ori vations and U q u..r
Tea that will warm your heart at George
Ithynai drugstore.
Oa Commercial Union opiaitre varies. but
ell agree that for value in tine teas. coffees.
swam. spin. canned goods. extracts. vine -
/for. coal oil. oatmat soaps. woodeowarr.
eta... at MoOillivray's is the place.
Inc Wuting's l'tlnraTIA a TElrrtoARCc
Uxtox will meet regularly for thetr•nsactioa
of Weiser every T:usday aftergoos at 2-..111
o'clock. in Knox church. every wow'? in-
terested in the work Is cordially Invited to
attend.
For all drug.. dye -stuffs. perfumery. patent
medicines. chemicals. etc., best quality
swat lowest rates. call at (loode's drugstore.
Albion Block. !epeeist attention paid to lir
pealing of pprn.cr,ptious and family recipes.
W. 1', Goode, druggist.
`;wonders & Sun have'lust received &nether
let of those Gurney stoves. They aro the
heaviest aid finest gnashed stoves at "Aepries
In the market. They vie selling fast and giv-
ing good sati.faetion. ('a11 and see them at
the ch^apeet house un ler thenen.
THE Hvoow AND BRVCE LOAN axes iwvent-
WexT (briPAITY.-i)eposltorn in this company
have the hest pomade security for their mon
it. all helng invested in mortgage on farm
property. Depositors have a first lien In WI
the company's meets. hate of interest paid.
from 4 to 5 per cent. acreeding to amount
and duration of deposit. raiment hasing sur-
pl c . means should . all and see the manager.
M rs Judge Sinclair and daughter are
visiting in town.
1) Donaldson, of Sarnia, was in town
two cloys last week.
The voters lista hate been posted up
in t!.e clerk's ulnae.
Miss McKenzie, of Stratford, is the
guest of Mn .iordan.
Gilbert Finlay was recuperating at the
ho:o.estead, Guelph. last week.
Mrs 1'. Adamson los relented from
1. lug Ranch and New York city.
The Kincardine 1.-rieir says : Mrs
Netnews, 11.1 Goderich, is at Mn Gentles.
Mies Minnie McKinnon, of Lucknow,
is tisane' at the residence of Mies H.
Ilan.
Miss Hyde, of Stratford. is enjoying
l:oderict menety with her aunt, Mrs
Daly.
We regret to learn that Dean Swift
is will suffering from his protracted ill-
ness.
Greenland has nu cats. imagine cab
in a country where the nithte are six
istonths long.
Mrs Holmes and family, formerly of
(lcderich, ars the guest of her parents,
lir and Mn S. McGaw.
A. F. Green, of Detroit, is visiting hit
relatives in town, and taking •ujuyment
out of the sights and scenes.
Mrs Gan field and family, wife of the
late President Garfield, is the guest of
her friend. Mrs Hawley, Hears Read.
Jones he keeps • hlnakamltb abo.p.
His wife • poultry pen
Jones be shoes the bora.
Asst kb wife she shoots the hen.
As yet it is undetermined • high is the
worse -"The man who can sing and
won't ur the man who can sing and
will."
Mw Pardee, win has been visiting' at
the reeidenee • f ex -mayor Horton for
some time, left for home Monday of
best week.
Mrs C. A. Humber is visiting her pe-
rmits sad Elands in the vicinity .4
Kineatoa, --s•
Cunni*, • goal is like starting • new..
paper. 1t st•na oat as • weekly, then
it becomes • tri -weekly. then flier's,'
into • daily.
Bile Mary Miller, daughter of Mr ,1
it Miller, barmier, Tooronto, left for
hum* out Frady after a bog stay in the'
eireular boa
The Teem/ Womes's Chtistun Tem- , t
pennies union .111 .ire • paras social
and entertainment •t the house of Mn .
W. Wtnnn, grate atreee. onpneite D. a
Meleeee's on Taredey, September Gib.
Doors opened at 7 refreshment• NT, ed h
$t 9 ,.'•loch. Admission fee 15 oiste,
Mrs Garfield sad her family „eetom-
retied by Mrs ltu:hard Haley ani Mrs
Steveueue, wens guests et Peart Farm,
Goderich, Monday,
Mrs J. R Grant and Mn Hubert
Dodson, of Hruesels, were visiting their
mother, Mn Urant, who is labrtng
from a paralytic stroke.
Judge 8enclaia, of Ha`i1-•a, was io
town d.riog the week, Atte menet of
Mayor Seager. Mentally sad physically
he har+lust uo weight.
lir
McDonagh will be is Goderid► for
onnsuliatton 0o Saturday, the 3rd u/
September. and afterwards uu the tires
Saturday of every month.
)tauter Jack Pardee, of Sarnia, sun of
the Commissioner of Crown Lauds for
Ontario., left for home Tuesday,. after
spending about • month in woo.
Her. Henry Irvine, pular of Nile
circuit, preached very acceptably to the
people of North-st. Methodist church
last S.bbetb, moruiog mad evening.
ATTLNTION-Th. ruemtoer* of Huron
encampment are now going through a
course of drill to prepare them for the
upeaiug of the agricultural exlubotiuo.
Dr. M. Nicholson, the West street
doutlet, make' the preservation of the
natural teeth a specialty. Gas adminµ-
teted from 9s. no. tot p.m. for the pain-
less extraction of teeth.
W m Ball, of St. Thomas, Dakota, is
visions the old folks at hone. He says
Tea 81,01LL is indupeosible to Lim
out Nest, and tut, he consolers, the beet
local paper published anywhere.
COIrTLIIPLATRD St MMIR HOTEL, -A
rumor current in town the lege few days
is, that the owner et Ridgewood, H. Y.
Aitrill, will pot up a lugs summer hotel
on his property ata not distant day.
Albert M. Humber, Who has been
attending Michigan Medical Citlege at
Ann Arbor, is home on vacation. He
looks as if the sir r.uth of the forty•
ninth parallel did not disagree with
him.
Lo,R AFTER Ary. -We would call the
attention of the inspector of weights, to
the tradesmen doing business, as rs.
ported near Eseter, who advertises
"Quart measures of all shapes and sixes
sold here."
A contemporary, apologinng for base-
ball umpires who, favor the home club
in close decisions, says that "umpires, of
course, are mortal." If this impres-
sion gets abroad they had better look out
for themselves.
Wsltom1No Tea Bove Home. -On the
return of the Huron's from London on
Friday evening they wen met at the
station by the town band and $ number
of torch bearers, who escorted them
around the town.
It hes been asked why • city has been
called a "she." The answer seems au
easy one. Then is always more or lees
bustle about a city. Resides a city has
outskirts, and a he could not under any
circumaaaces, have skins.
"A Fins Coir." -The celebrated
trotting mare "Elsie Groff' owned by A.
M. Polley, of this town, dropped a fine
sok Friday lest Tb. youngster is as
lively u a cricket, and the prophets say
he'll be a fast one by -and -bye.
?few Mitt -lento. -Miss Cameron, is
in Toronto, arranging for the purchase
of • full stick of fall millinery. She
purposes going into business on her own
e oo..uut in the stand on Hamilton-st for-
merly occupied by Mn Mitchell.
The Young Women's Christian Tem.
pentium untou will meet in the lecture
room of Knox church on Thursday eve-
ning, September &h at 8 o'clock. A full
attendance s requested, as then is
businese of importance to come up.
LuCSRow CALRoowIeN OAMai.-The
games under the auspices of the IMO -
now Caledonian Society will to held iR
that village on Wednesday text. Miss
Wynu, of Guderich, has been engaged
to sing et the concert in the evening. --
Foam ie Misaloxa. -Tbo Knox Col-
lege Missionary Band have held 258
meetings and given 332 addresses in
nine Presbyteries of the West. Messrs.
Goforth and D. McGillivray of this
band continue their labors during Sep-
tember.
N moose Home A,iAIN -We are
pleased to see our friend Mr Luby on
oar streets again. alter ■e • wenoe of
three months in the1'uited States. He
peaks highly of our neighboring re-
public, only the weather was a little too
warm for him.
He WAR La.giNn, MR PotsTea•o -
Charlie Nairn, the drill instructor of the
Huron Encampment, was off during the
past week looking for pointers for spe-
cial movements to connection with the
1Leeampeneet drill under th• electric
light dating fair week.
Hausa Ori,it --The high school
Monday Inst with • larger number
u pupils than ever before. The cental
school also opened with • very full
register. Miss Byfield'• place in the
high school lase been taken by J. B.
Kaiser, of St Catherine'.
WHAT it ix --Advertising is on• of
the powers of this world. it is an en-
cygopedia o,e•n the wall ; it knows •1l,
or it least talks about everything with
equal self possession -history. science.
Beano", strategy, n.mmerte. It
assddles with every subject.
firartyrs Recruit RD. -W• ase in re-
seipt of Ontario Statute. 50 Vic , being
the lint session of the fifth Legielatere
of Ontario, 'begun and hordes at To-
ronto ton the tenth day of February, is
the year e1 out Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and eighty -wren."
Axil ComaeATHIN SroaR - We are
is receipt .4 • sample • f ticftch granu-
lated Wear, which arrived from (ilas
goo by the 8. H. Norwegian last week,
from the imparters, Lithtmand, Ralston
& Cv, , Mot.treal. Thio is the tires that
is fighting the sugar "combine."
A W MIR Dw'm ti •n.-- N.torday .e
ping Frank Goot.in of Toronto, a wait•
er on tate .tesmer 1 nitrd Empire, was
walking along the dock in Sarnia whets
he •track his head on • projecting
piece of lumber piled on the d ick,
funning hies so that be fell into the
river. 11. did set rise to the mead"
SttgTrerl'Tms COAST -Monday last
lieu 154. .04 James Baxter, John
'rug and Charles Bleck. left on the
mall sailboat Mst.nr to shirt eh. oast
ad aril to Sarnia sad Detroit The
host is the an,.11.st by which the trip '
•• been und.rtakm between Om ports
teamed.
Dr Ale.k tlwtehisoe, oflluntr.sl, was
is wen during the pact egek entities
his pars tut, and left Mued y bet to M-
ooed the Medical Cussed al Ltllamtlaee .
A Pc•,stesp IbrlaitAlsrsetw The
Goderich Pratt b tion League porpoise at
an wily day givieg • greed entertats-
wool to the Temperance Ha1L Arrestor, -
mute an being made w preset s eheioe
patgehat, Oui.tsting of epeakien and ..
e'1 aid Wet rum natal mow that promises
to be • rick tss�t.
. We baro that IG.. John McGillivray
W returned from Smith Maryville, Me.,
when he spent his vacation, and has
again taken his charge in Melville
chereh, Montreal. During bis vaoatimi
the pulpit of Melville church was sup-
plied by his brother, Ile.. Dtooald Mc-
Gillivray, of the Missionary Band.
An eminent Bostonian said be always
regarded an advertisement iu a news-
paper as • personal tovltatwo to call.
While I sometimes hesitate about en-
tering a stun, the proprietors of which
baronet sent their audit w my residence,
I always feel certain of •cordial welcome
from the weuobsn ut we advertising
Cm.'"
HIM' Wnuet.-The biggest sed
supposed to he one cf the beet tailors is
the county, B. M•cCarmac, baa return.
ed Irma lurosto, when be bas purchas-
ed a very large stook of the latest de
signs in fall and winter goods. As the
tait.•r and his stock are both weighty,
and his prices light, it will pay you w
all and we them.
THE A• r TH AT D.iE"N'T P•ogtetr. --J.
Flannagan of Dungannon was ou Friday
hoed $100 and outs by Police Magis-
trate Williams for violating the Canada
Temperance Act. J. A. McBride, of
Goderich was brought before Polka
Magistrate Williams on Monday, and
fined $8O and ousts for violating the
Canada Temperance Act.
Tut RIt•HT KINDorMEN -As a rule,
the very rich men are net thus. who
build up • community and create booms.
A single business man, full of life, and
eot.rprise, who is not afraid to talk, and
talkasens, and knows how to advertise,
is worth any dozen rich user, who usually
only take advartsge of other people's
booming to increase their value&
sift. -.LD A New Poaurton - Thomas
Milligan, leader of the town band, sines
the resignation of bandmaster Parker,
has accepted • position as leader of the
Burg•••ville band, at an increased salary.
He left Tuesday last fur his new sphere
of labor. During the two years which
he was connected with the Goderich
band, he filled an important position as
leading cornet player.
THE NonrHwaTsa.ExMtamon PRIER
LEST». -The prize lista in connection
with the Northwestern Exhibition haws
been printed ani are now in the hands
of the secretary of the society for dis-
tributiuo. In the vicinity of $2,000 will
be off -red in premiums, and the list has
been opened to competition in unmade
and articles never before cootem,olated.
Send to the secretary for • copy, and
enter your exhibits as early as possible.
A Boom IN Gooiatrw.-Oar townsmen
F & A. Pridham, have established • new
lune in Goderich in the shape of a reedy -
made clothing tuanufactory. The goods
are all made on the premises and the
employmert of a large number of hands
in this particular hue is contemplated by
the firm. During the put years the
members of the lino have proved them-
selves pushers in business, and we be-
lieve they will develop a large trade in
their new line. See their advt. else-
where.
AN OLD TIMER. -Ben. Yoknm, an old
Goderich fisherman, was a passenger on
the ('ailed Empire Wednesday last.
Many years ago b. went to South
Carolina, and became a member of the
State Legislature. In 18;3 he visited
alas home of his youth and spent about
weeks in Goderich, after which he
returned to his home in the South. He
afterwards moved to New York State,
and some seven years since went West
to Duluth. where he has since resided.
Recently his wife died, and Wed...day
he was returning to Duluth after having
interred the rernaios in Now York
State.
Hetvi,.r ilom►. AT THE Moto -On
Tuesday. Sept. 13th, the people of Nile
circuit Methodist church), intend hay -
int' • harvest home dinner in the grove
of Mr Wm. Clark. Dinner will be
served at 1.30 p. m., after which Re..
J. E, Howell. H. A. of Seaturth, Secy
of Guelph Coafecsnce, Re.. W. F.
Campbell and Re.. D. G. Cameron, of
Dungannon, are expected to assn in
entertaining aha people. An interest-
ing program of music will be furnished
by the choir. \-cions games such as
tseeb•li, football, croquet, swings, &o.,
will be is order. Admission, including
dinner, 25 Bente.
HR trrLL RvtR THE DRAB -Some
time since Edward Hopper, the they -
man Imo his well known grey horse, and
shortly after he gm him an animal to
All the place of the departed equine, and
things went on smoothly until about
three weeks sgn, when the second
animal sickened and died. Since that
time until Wedaeaday lest the drsym s
had been mashie to supply his customers
in hie wonted way, but on that day we
were pleased to observe that the o:d
man had sue.eeded in replacing his loot
horse by another one. W. hofs dray -
man Hopper will have better luck with
his last purchase than he bad with its
predecessor. During the three weeks I
that be was off duty, then was an
aching void is the community that only
the old and original dr.yao Hopper
could fill.
HE THINK-, iT', A 13o00 Otis. -The
following letter from • subscriber in
Chiagn, well-hw.wa to otsr Goderich
readers speaks for itself. 1t is one of
ninny encomiums that has found its way
to the office of Tec S,•aNaL rs.astly :
CAM' 4.0, Aug. 27th, 1887.
Dttac Sea,- I desire to iuf•orm you
that i wish my to be oast to 258,
08th street. rake great Women in
read,,[ goer paper. 1 have seen many
"Yank.•' country papers and ver few
of them are the peen of Tis HiRox
BtONAl. I see also Hist you have be -
mum the sole editor 04 TRc Ilhiteal. i
feel fully onntideat fist you will be able
to keep Tee SI0WAL up to the high
standard it hos attained. i also almost I
agree in tete with Ts. Sweat Moil.
ions beth oo goverameatel and home
Iemit ions i
1 remain, your remedially.
B. L M -Beata.
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Jae. Mirichas hes returned from &telt
Ste Mary. whim he has diriag
UNE past sisoonsr. He obi pct. the
Mooing ear d Oudesish will imocove but
health.
HARvsia Mu11s.--Fnday next a har-
vest hese. f,itival IMI be held is eon -
mottos with St. Oeuvre's church. Die -
ser will be sewed is the schoolhouse at
8.30 p.m. Adesieion Itis• Ai 7 p m. ,
divine serving will .ill be held by Rev.
G. 0 Mackawa.e, of Brantford. After
Ike amyl... there will be • musical and
literary eatertainmwt is the school-
house.
PRIVATE Sc.00L. -The Brantford Es-
�Iu► says :--We understand that tae
Misses Maears of Ouderich, intend
opening • private school for young boys
and miaow, in Brantkrd 011 ur about
the let Sel.tember next, They come to
our city highly recommended by leading
elergymee and educatio,u►•ls. In the
meantime until their arrangeeseuts are
completed, parents intsodiug to Oboe
their ehildr-.n under their are may
learn all particulars by applying to D
Glut, Reg, of the Bank of Montreal, ur
the Rev. Dr.Cochrane.
WttSMAR LA,•aglse1 CHAmr•Ioli* r. -
Our lacrosse team journeyed to London
last Friday to play the team of that city
and aeeeeeded in detesting them by
three goals w one. The Londoner. took
the tint goal in 8 minutes, and the Hu•
rens the following three in 10, 19 and
30 minutes respectively, thus winning
the match, Time ,d the play two hours.
For the Hur.os, the home playing of
Ellerd, I'aesmore and Graham was ex-
cellent ; the defence played well also,
but had very little to do, the ball being
kept well up on the Londoner's goal
nearly all tap time. Our boys are loud
in their praises of lie London team and
say they wen seed handsomely and are
waiting to return the courtesy shown
them when the Londoners play here.
The following is the correct standing of
the clubs so far in the Weeteru district :
Won. Lust. To play.
Seale' t h 4 0 2
Goderich 2 2 2
Stratford 2 2 2
London 0 4 Y
THE STAn,ent- IL A antater. - We ASV.
received tram the Department of Agri-
culture, Ottawa, • Dopy of the "Statisti-
cal Abstract and Record for 1881i." The
wore is a perfect magazine of facts and
figures,not only inoonisection with Cana-
da but with other countries. This is
the second year of publicaticm, and all
the important tables relating to Canada
have been retained and brought down
w either the cline of the financial or
calendar year 1886, and a Large number
of maw tables have been added. T.0
Dew chapters have been added, one on
Constitution and Government, end an-
other no Education, while the chapters
on Inland Revenue, Militia and B•uk•
ing have been considerably colareed.
Special attention also is giveu in chapters
iv. and ix. w the Reciprocity and Wssh-
ingiun Treaties, the questions pertaining
w them being of particular interest at
the present time. The Tariff and the
Railway and Fisheries are also dealt
with to a conaidorable extent. The
rolume will prove o,f greet value to all
who wish to get an insight with the
statistics of Canada on almost every sub-
ject.
"Tut MIK ADO. -A fair audience
greeted the return of the Templeton
Opera Co. to Ooderich, on Friday even-
ing last, in the Grand Opera House,
whew Gilbert & Sullivan's ever popular
open, "Mikado," was presented for the
second time to the Goderich public.
The company fully maintained their
high reputation, Mr Alf. C. Waeefan as
Koko, while materially differing in his
conception of that chataeter from Her•
belt the original exponent, seemed to
carry all before bins, his every word and
gesture being accompanied by the
audience with laughter and applause.
The singing of Naoki-o-Poo" (Mr
Taverner was of a high cissa, ineed
the honors in this respect were divided
between him and Mr Dnaglass Flint,
who ably sustained the trying and
ludicrously sdmn role of "Pooh -Bab.''
Mies Hattie Starr, the original "Yule -
yam was fully up to the mark, her
voice, though not strong, being sweet
and sympathetic and bar acting spirited.
The ot.grateful part of "Katisha" was
allotted to Mies Alice Vane wto took
her part well, had to look badly -a most
unpleasant thing Gar anyone especially a
lady. She did it. Altogether a most
eiejoyatle evening wan spent.
A FINAL CALL, -- During the pat few
months we have sent out dunnige
letters to delinquent subscribers, and in
a number of cases we have met with
hearty responses, bet then aro yet s
large number of penooe who owe an the
�r and some of them owe etneider-
aT"- We have determined to "shut olr'
deadheads hereafter, and this week i
the last that we will send Tun Sweat
to pinworm who, owe as orsr nee year's
subscription. If you can't pay for your
paper, or don't pay far it. we don't want
your name on our list. If you don't get
met week's paper it will be became we
look upon you sea deadhead, and if the
amount you owe us u sspplemeated by
the poet d collection, you will only have
yturself to blame. The editor of Tug
Sweat has grown tired of supplying a
tot of deadbeats with .heap literature,
end he wants no names on bis list that
he Jotsn't knew to belong to honest
people. Alter sett week a list of dead-
head. will be potted up in this office,
and no one whose nim• is on the list
need send fur • copy of THa haeNAL
until back eubseriptions are paid You
needn't come in and toll ao that times
ata hard and money tight W. know
that, and that's what makes es insist
epon getting whet belongs to us. If
you were honest and paid us, we would
perhaps be able to pay Some man who
owed you, and he would be able to pay
yes your Money beck. This final call
oleo •pplies to deliuqu.nta at a distance.
We have got tired of haying white
Doper. printing it, and tran.mutting it to
yno, withont remuneration If you
don't ret your paper on the i6th of
September. and know that you ere in
arrear. 7,.0 can comfort yourself with
the thought that we book upon you as a
deadbeat. There la only use safe thing
to do : Pay up at ones.
Joseph Ckamberiaka es to ge te
Auto -tea at the elms et the amass of
Parliament, olid has desided M •iambs
• es ifs mail this to prem.
?i rla's 111.
AMrgris•Aar --Au anniversary ser
woes ■4l tie held In the Prwhyterien ,
cberch at this place un otoday wad
Monday, Sept. Ilse and 12th. ion Mon-
day ever lee a tsemeetu.e will be held,
whale addresses 0111 be de.ivered by a
"miaow of speakers.
)aria llsr.
John 8oyder and on clwpiosd, hewed
sad framed the limier for a driwi.g
shed 20 a 90 few, an.i hod it re'sed
in *even days. Taking into coosi,lets-
tiun the wet weather this is smart work
for the aniuttated.
Some of our yOtill .oto, no: a LAN
utiles from Bethel, cleat* quite a furoo
with their lop Lucetee and gieys , u
Sundays, and drive down the wuoessioa
lines heavily laden. L)., "cumin,; events
cast their shadows before r
Belfast..
Farmers are engaged ur s•ow.no their
fall wheat.
Messrs. W Phillips and R Purvis have
°peeved • butcher shop which s touch
n eeded.
Rubs Stothen and family left for Ot
tawa last week after speuding very Om
sent holidays, in this Maltby viciuity.
H D Ruterfurd has noted the sten
at trues, which is occupied by Wm
Lane. He, we touters, iet.nds eking
possession of it before long, and also of
somothino, 4a more.ealuab:e.
Garbraiti.
Dunlop hill is hiring posted 4O* .oe,
un the east side, J. H. Barker dnrej the
work.
Our Shoo Flies, under the command
of Charles Morris, with his able fore-
man, Jas Bogie, an in Goderich working/
at the Fair Grounds buildings, with
hammer and sew making things ham,
you bet
A Btu Uentu%Klxu.-Our towns-
man R. D. Morris has undertaken dui
contract of summer fallowing aide
acres for fall wheat for H. Y. Attrill, to
bemire in 1898. Mr Attrill bee chosen
• good man in R D., who understood.
the job he has undertaken.
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Miss Ellen Horton, is risitind friends
in Brucetield.
Miss Maud Hillier visited :teriut
week from Goderich.
Mr W. Fraser, of Wiedsu, is spend-
ing his raatioo with his uncle H. Bel-
ton.
A new blackb •ard has been gat Inc
Nc. 5 school. 1 Buchanan, Ir., of (kids -
rich put it iu its reetng place last Satur-
day.
Opinions differ with our Dunlop
faders in fall wheat sowing. Mr D.
Carney sowed the tint fall wheat 6•r
this swoon during last week. Till this
year Mr Carney has always had the best
mops of fall wheat in Lseburn.
The peaceful sod yet so gentle dreams
in the morning of any maidens fair
were ruthlessly broken by the com-
bined shrill whistling of Morrow and
Burrows thrashing machines, working
within half • mile of each utter calliug
up the hands to Dome.
Rbsaeger.
`Thi. farmers in this vicinity bare fin-
ished harvesting.
Ccun3illor Gibson has r.ised kis barn,
preparing for • stone foundation.
J Wilann, of Saratoga, 015 visiting
friends in Colbnroe oue day last week.
Miro Annie Elliott, of 5aratctta, who
was stricken with a severe •u.•tni.e
about three weeks ■g,, is improving
slowly.
Rev H Irvine has organised • Bible
class in this church which is quite a help
to the Sabl.ath school, It has become
so interesting that then is a regular at-
tendance from the boundary line.
F Washington, of Hamilton, is spend•
ing his holiday ander the parental roof.
Fred looks hale and hearty. He w;11
no doubt, find the wuutry quite s change
from the Iaw.ot ,.,
The president of the B--- cl•ib has
beets making quire • flourish is this
neighborhood- He amens to stead the
"no thank you" business well. It seems
strange that kis right hand supporter
Johnnie never gets • bite off the sante
sake.
Dunlop.
Miro Helen Dixon of Brucebeld, at
o.. time a resident here, visited among
old friends hen last week.
The Morrow thrashing machioe did
come good work here last week. On its
Mal this smsoo we noticed the familiar
and sunny countenance of W. Ikdd, as
Msgineer. who yet upholds single
blea.ednees and has to tell many a fair
inquirer that his old comrade, tall Don-
•ld, is still alive aid loot • member of the
Bss.diet greed army yet.
Our architect, with J MaeAlester, re -
tented to Stratford last week to resume
work. ()ur jovial friend Jack before
leaving ably performed the happy office
of bust man at a wedding in Salfford,
and, it is said, learnt which Gager to
pet the ring ea when his torn comes -
'we suppose someday.
A new candidate for the new school
came to our b.rgh donne last week.
This adds ep 4, 30 under school age,
with 68 waiting to .heed AAs school if
the decision is given in its lavor at to-
morrow's meetingin the Jatdgs'.
chambers. Godorieh.
SraiiivAt. Our warlike gobble that
last eyeing give the •sseaor ouch a warm
greeting, havu,g for the last several
weeks eaten rather too much gnome
groin, failed to digest it from his crop,
casing it tr swell to so immense a Was,
that grave fears were entertained that it
meet die from ever -ending. Oeste of our
geed wife' pleated the leathers amend
the snip and with • penknife cut it open
these insists, and the nimble $egors of
Jeha M.sAlister tank away 4 quarte d
eats heat it The epeni.e was thea
cawed up with thread and awedie, sad
laic spa y, lies ninth trace the
er
hi reposed .lit to Uhler kid programing haver -
Yost ilrairanook.
Aussie 201, 11487
A ouuuetl meetiuo was held this day.
Membere all present. The minutes ..f
list regular, and two spvutsl uorettuaa
were road and passed ()it 'ammo , f
Mews Lockhart and Durum, the cleft
was ordered to unto to the beparat.
School, askimg rases to refund to the
trustees of t R. S. Nu. 7, wrutn fully
paid to the Separate School, Jae Mfulleu
sod J E Naegale preeeseed claims fur
damages dos to vehicle. oauaed by
obstructions urs road. N , act loo 0 as
taloa ,. wwg w tisk eI pare elate in the
first case, and bemuse the council was in
nu way rep..osiUs, in tae seawal. A
grant of 75 tents pet led was gireu lone
411 rude griddling bottler* 18 and 1:1
t rt 8. Commuoicatioo from coma
clerk certifying that 12 501 34 for gen•
oral purpcws, feud $270 for school gnl,le
is required to be raised for the county
by the municipality for the outrsnt year
was reed and received. Warrants tor
the raising of school money signed by
the trustees of the different &canons
w ere raid sod the amounts ordered to he
Levied. Authooy Black was granted
leather fur (Irene in Dungauuon. The
usual grants of $20 each were voted t„
the Dungannon
tnnon and the Lucknow shook
Mored byDunne,MDunne,s.cnnded byMI
y .401
Lockhart, that • gruel of $40 be elven
toward building • sidewalk is Dungan -
nue -Carried. A epeeist nom of $,O
w as given towards gravelling between to
and IG cur I. The fullowiug estimates
foe the year were agreed opo.: County
rats 02,771,34; road and bridge $1320;
salsrirs $1100; charity 82411; printing and
stalioosry $80; suudden $300. Morel
W Aleuts Derain and Lockhart, that
for the purpose of raising the above
•mouota • county rat. o1 2 1.10 DUN,
usd a township rive of 1 9-10 mills per
duller ; also a suffices:tt rote t., raise the
ditfenut aehuol monies be levied, and
that a bylaw confirming sal.* be 'ra-
pered -- Carried. R. H Aodersou was
spp„ini.d collector for the current year.
Win our ten lerod his resignation as
totemhip treasurer. The clerk was in-
structed to ask for epplicati•ona for the
office, said •pp'icatiose to be in by 12
o'clock September 10th. The following
accounts mere oedema to be paid : \Yin
Manaul, minding gap. 11 23; J Canto
'on, culvert and breaking stoops, 88; •
W J Olen, gravel, $10 40;11 Armstrong.
cutting and grading hill, $49; D Haro+y,
grading and travelling, $11; A Phillips,
gravel, 13 50; Dungainom show, $20;
Lucknow show, 820; Council adjourned
to meet September 10th, at 10 am.
R K MILLLa, vier k.
Wm. Pignut has rented his farm t,
J. Patterson, lately of the Wingham
"Exchange." Mr Diluent tntendr going
into the mercantile business. May suc-
cess ever attend his labors.
Robs. Stewart has gone to the Normal
at Ottawa, to take his profesai•wal se-
cond. Robert is • faithful worker, and
is the right kind to succeed Nu doubt
he will return with an "A."
Mr and Mrs Snyder are visiting'
(rieeds here, spending part of; *heir
honeymoon. Mn Snyder was at one
time Miss Colter, a 001 1•10a 'fie
wish them every joy and • happy, cot -
tented lito.
A number of Btuevalitee are going to
Algoma The Lightle faintly left last
week. Mr Light's has taken up several
hundred acres. Robs Gerota has also,
sold his estates, &a. hen and will coon
be on the way. We hope they may be
succeeder in the new laid and will al
illy be glad to welcome them to Moo-
ed..
luce• ..
Mies Jan. Masser 005 united to Ira
Barclay, of Brussels, in the holy bonds
of mairimocy last Wednesday. Her
brother, of Hamilton, was in town for a
few days. The happy couple west to
Toledo for • few day. before settling
down to everyday life in Brussels.
May • cloud never dim their future and
may the sun of prosperity always shine
above their path.
On Sunday evening last the Presby-
terian church was crowded to the door,
and any could hot obt•io sesta The
object which drew so many was a gospel
t mperaace meeting. Rev. Ae Y, Hart-
ley, pastor, was in the chair. Ret. J.
S. Cook,Methodiet minimise of Bleovale,
opene ! "ie meeting, sad first addressed
the t.,ugregation. It epee him much
pleasure to stand in the polities he occu-
pied and to see so many interested ia the
great work of temperance. He allowed
that • man was made worm mentally.
physically, morally, domestically and
socially by intemperance. He showed
that eight times as msoh was spent in
liquor in the Visited States as in all the
church purposes, Ac. Dr. Snyder, of
Michigan, made • short address. He
said we were not as ter os in Canada as
M Michigan, in the way of probibitiwt,
bat was pleased to see the temperance
sentiment was procreating. Rev. Mr
Thyane was mesh pleased at the result
of the Scott Act ; it might by bett`r, i
bot in Itis aunty, Norfolk,"' it
was enough to give eneosr•4ement.
Its believed with proper authorities the
Soots Act machismo would run, Re.. A
Y. Har::ey said that statiaties showed a
decrease of } in liquor drinking in
Huron since the Hood Act came in
/ores, thus showins that the statement$4
published by the boom party were falai
by Government return. This, it is to be
hoped, will sot he the last o/ the eras
rally. but the time has come sad men
must work or the great iron chorine of
intemperance with Death for • driver,
hones of are, and ditches for beds, son)
heads for the weary, Wows for the weak.
starvation fox the ehsldno, will again
drive through the land, end men will
blush and devils w01 meek, and tavern -
keepers will swear that • time has email
when the world is to be tweed again. .
When death is telling its rsmorselsM
knoll for the rotors et today, will dal
shiidreo say et es they cursed us, they
earned themselves in elk wing the
mender hammiest, regain hie Sceptre, or
shall they nay, "Then lies owe who
worked for nes, for ehildree, tot:
oouutry and lee kWda r
The new wepe.elon bridge •t Prams*
Lille will be rebuilt track 1,r teams.
The only old petit left will be the towers.
The work le szpested to be finished icy
Alen 1t. MIMI