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GODERIOH, ONTARIO, CANADA THURSDAY APR. 22, 1897.
D. MoGILLIOUDDY, EDITOR.
ItoiPO Wanted.
"°A=
• A R -101T -A STOU 011TH
r Meek. App, at uses P.O.
gas 3.
Ass
Property M• saw - -
a
DDK• I R I K L K RZSIDZNCE AND
.•roseds for ss'e le Oedsrieb. Mrs.
pap coy eters sur sale the beme@s.sd of the
✓ te t:uu. (`i t situated ..arty eelpselee the
onleatem last,tute. on Britannia Mead. The
*.cuede contain seedy an mat 4 o.tiNt oe
Iteinen.• Head. Kea)s et. via McIboal.r..
sod are evil laid ust. 000tatatatt chore Ar,.l.
g eat tad Plum trees. Uranus faunae tl -.sets•
tee,. and small trues d all kinds. , ieree
Ices ►011 • itarlele' of shrubbery. Te.e Hems
a a ....toe, frame. on Moue round Alga.
rood atone cellar wit& eo0urotc Poor, end is
need wrh outside shutters. 01010. onside*,
@en doors. 1t r,steine varier. sitting room
t•,sg row. tl badman.. tl upstairs and 1
Nieto. ktreueo. Mlleclose*. pantry, sem.
w oo sed noel shod .tape and other oat
hoodlum,. .Abundance of hard and sof, ways.
nus wa,.-worts service. The piece is in Ise.%
repair There *so better sttuati01. .. Uelb
na for res/dsntlol property. Will be meld M
reasonable berme. r.r further parttelitle
spray to MRS. UKU. (10X, es the pretrial&
Laval shales
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF FARM
PROPERTY.
It th Minter of the .Mat. or John it',lL.rw-
..ni. derroae.l
There will be sold by pubtlo auction .t Mal
bugh. Hotel. la the village 4)na. of ._aaauin
the('ounty of Huron, by John kuuz. auction-
eer o.
Tl F81'Ai. THE lth DAY Or MAY. IANC.
at I: u vita* avow. the followdse
1 I e West half of lot 'somber 17 in the third
co,ct'sien M 1h • Townshipol Weat Wawa
time ,n the County of Huron. containing 40
semi et lat.d.
This int is situated within • few tulles of
leusga,ann.
the at.•ve property wall be told subject to a
reel -rt. -4 b:d.
1• all ember re.pe.1s the eond.t,oe. of .ale
will be the eta&dlog co,dttioes of the High
Court of Jesters.
TERNS -Tea per cent. down at the time of
este. aso the balance within tar mouth .here -
•f rw.
Yoe further partleuiars apply to J. M.
lIq'.ert.. F:..1 . Dungannon. or to time uader-
CAMrRON. II 1LT t HOI•MES.
Vend.•r's Salle ton. (,odrlch.
JOHN KNOX. enctlo■eer.
Listed this i{h day of April. IW7
Mottos Be Creditors
`4Tl('F' TO CRE!IITOR'.
I,. • h. owner of Williams Wilson. .ter -awed.
♦on re t. berrby .pera. pureuani tishap•er
1') 0: 'h•• Hes teed Simms* o• (►ntario and
awed ne mete. 'het all creCtors and tb.•r per
tone he, mg cleanse aedoer the color.' a WP
Liam N dies, late of the Village of 1 rnnat.onon.
in the count: o< Hero.. gent tnan..!er.-*... d
w i.o do 4 o0 or &bout tae rid d.' ug dt.rcb.
l?..`47 are required .o deliver to .1 M Rnheris.
of the std village. 1.gaore. agent for Mary
Wilson. the admtnutratr(s of the waste of the
.sad dwresoed• or to her solic.tu:. Waterneo,'
.n wry .ag giving their names and addre.oes
with full particulars end proofs of their
clams and rte nature of the security of*n).
:+e:d by them. es or before the let day of June,
1417. after welch said date the said admin$•
tntriz will proceed to d atrlbuce the era of
the mud deceased amoesgst the ponies eotitl0.1
taereto,
haviag regard only to the claims of
welch the said u(mt.istntnx shut then have
melee. and the said admfaiatratrix will not oe
habit for the assets **distributed or any cart
thereof to any perste or escrow whose elates
Malt not hare been received at the time of
the said diatribe? ton.
I'u.d a Uolericb eh* I/tb day of April. A.
DARROW t PROUDF'twiT.
IS -3t Se Miters for Admmi. It.
Plotloe.
NJ once OF SALE l-NDKR )1lrRT-
1 OAYZ.
rotate &rtaleofthe loft t'alri.•1 Kelly and f°
fate Ilf.rec*for* rind il•esfrr. / .e.01, and
w roan H. Kelly. John KM,. .Y,-•hts.I
kale.Margaret Arllr. dpi. kens. J.h.
11•. sell. John Appraw. /sera.- prom*, The
AM.,(sow. Beal. The lwttulom 101* (urw-
posaof enweda omit to nit others ialereaf-
.a in the towels her. iwn/fev mewl i.rwed.
Take attic* 11.1 default has been made is
veiniest of the mortar 'reared by • certain
mortgage made by Patrick Kelly lids wife
he -ring her dower, to the fleglisb and !Scott -
tell Investment Campeau of ! Venni& ,Limitedi
belt met date the fSth day of May. A. D Dirt
an v
d r t he
egWer*d as number :fR, t• marc
P.taet of the ram of IllAri(ti and 'nterest
thereon, and whir h said mor geese w&. by the
said The Magian and Scottish I n r aliment (`ow
Pao, of Canada ILimitedl assigned tothe ton
apo and Ontario Investment rompsny 1. •.it
ed. by iestrament dated the Yen day of *ov
ember. Nissl. and reairlered as number fel. end
01 which said mortgage and ae'nmenl the
tc;lig
owi lands and promises iso otonrowed '0
the said The Leedom and Otter o investment
Company Alarmed Chet certain
p•rr.H of land mitigate to tie Allege of Myth.
.n the County of Huron and Province of Ot.-
'ario being composed '11 • part of village let
'amber Five. Hlyth survey. particularly de
scribed w fotl..wa . t omenmer e& en "fume
onset l.mld village at the Nortbeest corner
of said lot. thence South &lose s&Id Quee■
stmt twenty two feet. thence at right
W W141 to said queen street to the lase In rear
of said lot. use handfed sad tbtrty two and &
fetohNhedetiswo et t1n.t said
hPeane
Ili: thence met along Amid line**e hand
and thirty two and • half feet to the Oar*
betinnlag. rentai0tsg by .dmmasaremeat one
rd's, e,th tart or an acre, he the same mere or
wad tut that take notice that 1" oowoegwewo•
e ouch default by the terms of the said l0
deism. or I.&ad a oertaln ex•enad00
7:rMil nude ►et wens the said t'aWek
levtand the said. The Losdoe ad Oatark'
ss mace enbre /RN. theenrLe amount oprprlaet.•1
mad la.,..t thereby seemed has became ser
sae payook,
Ano' i0. Nr .este melee that the said. The
London sat Outwits Investment Ossapmsy
Limited hereby deme.d rayment of the
"motet r` w _ceder mod y virtu of the said
niertgr • 'tad externem agreement bete. the
4•'1J3 with Interest thereon. at the
nate of eta'.t flier sent. hese the letb flay of
March. A. D. 11117, temether with thele oases.
And further take ,.ties that seises OW/
meet • t tine saga morlgt inn snos&yi.terost
and w ate M made b i►* ttt►Id Thi '.cele.
OUR OTTAWA LETTER. ;' 33 .y ;tk - .p.ave osl' a NEWS OF THE DISTRICT. i 6- OMistuHy &w bad y eam a, 1CI or ,.
taped load thoroughly threshed oat. It is
to be hoped that, although the element of
What 1. Going; on atthe Capital Miriam will Pervade the t•all►st•"•• From our own
ranks to a certain extent, the more level-
The
everThe ihswtea, ei al.perua.at i.01 -saw 101111 Hoe permit, is the bone of battle, man Here b /arra *.ast*w este ilea leases
seen& to oet•weigh mood j*dgr .tit in deal•
the t'**01ry Y se..tt
eed end.. I tag with this ao
pulitioo-moral avid 6saial basad Aaywbal
e05 ae-Pews •rhe
he ns t
Ilea la tdamsel &apewdit.n P a problem. A. V. W. Inat7 d
speaats ..■amts
,lar The :Amid.
beaded ooneervetve temperswoe advocates
Moe but was mot thought tearaway W IW e
sew day@ before her dart*, which was tttatilwd
CoPPsepOndents ' by iatlatlen of the lu.45. The deo@a@54
was an m*Baeouooats wife &0d Ionia mother
sad caw mach ..teemed by all with whom
she was wyuntated. A large comer* of
k I sorrowing friends e000mpanied the returnee
to the Colburn• cemetery on Monday .Iter -
nom). The solemn obsequies were oo.-
duutad by Key. kir. Henderson, of Carlow,
of which Murat the deo•a•ed was • faith-
ful and oormsteat member. The deep sym-
pathy is with the bereaved hu.baad and
family in their bereavement.
TU KNI,Av, April 20.
Claude Fisher is sosnding hu Kamer va-
cation at home.
The fried• of our pastor were pleased to
sus him able to occupy the pulpit here last
Sabbath.
Mrs. Newell has returo.d home from
Godrioh after 501ti..g on her grandmother
who was vary ill.
A number of our jolly old boys took •
trip down the river oa Hood Fnday and re-
ported having • good time.
Tom Vaastone, our enterprising miller,
has moyed his saintly ben and is lieu* in
t he house opposite the part idles.
The rawbwale■ r►eal.rpe, BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
The Harpers will publish on April 26
)TTAWA, April 17. - -The (lpposi- "The $issiooary Sherif!," by Ootse.
tau, rem w dprim
to make adverse Theriot ; ' A Loyal Traitor,' by James
polite:at capital oat of the showing whish" " Flowers of Field, Hilland
Jw.mp," by Carollers A. (Terrey ; a caw
the ottlm.tee fur the e,sutoq year reveal. m addition of •' John Heide*, (;.edema.," by
Thaw handed down to Parliament lest week ' Mw Ilulock ; " Leonora of the Yawmisb,"
were the that of the caw Admiautratioe. t by Francis Dena. and • new oddities of
Santee' Johnson's .,Alexander Pope," edit
1..st year the esti0.stes .•1 the um:going ed by K.. Strphene.
Government, as prepared by them for that In Harper'. Barr of April 24 there will
year, were .owpted by the Liberal Govern- be • cberaotenstio piper by Col T. W
Htgpi,•oo. in his department, ., Womss
and Ue.,•• on "Tbe ('hemietry of Iroebt,
sod • timely .,id familiar talk by Margot
hottest Bruen* on "Choosing • Home."
Mrs Margaret IF. Welch will ufler interest -
went oo, the money voted under thew esti- 05 l&furmsttos In bur department, "Glob
mates was not ezpeoded by them when the Wornea sad Club work," and shwa will be
Government sew a was not actuallyn- otheroowtnbwtiow in prose and verso from
.cared, and, as • result, • considerable ear,
wait -k
tug laexpeadltan was effected. Hsrp.r.s Roared writer.r.
r's T.hle of April 20 will
The estimates lust submitted to the 'fOntalo • story by H Ruler Haggard, en
House &r. sck.awldged by the more fair-
ent.ded of Torres as appearing very favorable
when ecruuuized. They admit that it is
everywhere apparent that the meet rigid
economy has tees prmortaed Is making them
up. The frnjusnt complus: has been raised Munroe, and " the Backwoods Boy Afloat,'
by the Tory press that aupersowuatione mad by Johnn K. `Speen, and the *ones depart- .
dismissals were a subtertuge, made simply
to .Hord vsca0cis@ In the a.tl sarvlo5, of meats.
both Inside and outside breaches, for Gov- Hsrper's Weekly of April 20. wail Mes,tn
.roment supporters. If Hurt aocusaties
bon o, ma Noe the essential element, then
it would be difficult for Ltoerals to deny
the oat retested staten.sot that the spoils S. St•rett, and to an article on the An*.r.
system was...beteg introduced into Comedian can Jeboel for Clmmio.l .tudiw at Athens.
arum. by 10. penneat (:overneneat. But it
ea tranapiree, ..d .11 the facts which are
brought out and Mow which remain to be s/.Ne..f 10. 1 teeter 1e.Mt*a of
produced plainly testify. that the offices M. Georg. lb.rrb. .tpe11 Verb.
vacated have hese rendered vacant ib the TO. minutes of the three previous meet-
iatereste of economy -the luod&mental
principle of Liberal polite*. There have inns wen read, and on motu0 of Messrs.
been 42 superannustlo,s and 14 retiring Holt and Dowding were confirmed.
51.101mes made already with more to fol- The- Pamela' report. showing • astisfec-
low. The Finance Mutter Informed the tory state of affairs, was thee read by Mr.
Homan that this 00ul'w n•d effected • latae Heaton. and on mottos of Messrs. Holt and
sans* to the country. And why' ire- Radcliffe was sdop•ed.
cease, eft -hough to s few isolated ease, The rector appointed E. Heaton as rec-
ve.•.ac... made by odictala, who were tor's warden for the ensuing year.
Moved by Mr Heaton, seconded by Mr.
Pato, and carried unanimously, that Mr.
Holt be people,.. warden.
The followteg sidelines, were .t pointed :
T. We•ther.ld, F. F. Lawrence, E. N
!Aerie, F. ,lord.., .1. S Platt, S. Malmo -
son, 1'. Seeger, D Nimbus. R. Radcliff., .1.
M. Shepherd, Joe. Salkeld, and Mr.
Hinton
O.'atotio0 of Meagre. Heaton and Platt,
R. Radcliffe and Mr. Eliot were appointed
auditor@ for the enemata year.
Moved by K Radcliffe, seconded by E.
Heaton, that the thanks of the vestry be
tendered to Mrs. Holt and M. Davis and
& leo to the ladies of the Guild for their valu-
able and untiring services to the church.
('iniad.
\loved by P Holt, seconded by R'. An•
drew*, that • hearty vote of thinks be give,
to the members of the . boir for the very
satisfactory manner in winch the musical
part of the services 0,1 been rendered dur-
ing the past year. ('iniad.
The meeting was then resolved into a
meeting of registered voters for the purpose
of electing lay delegates to the Synod.
Oe motion of Masers. Dowding and Platt,
E. Heaton and 1'. Holt were elected to *p-
ressen this 000grev.tlon at the forthcoming
Synod.
R.,. M. T.raboll then pronounced the
benediotioo, ..d the meting adjourned. •
meat l0 • matter of ne0meslt* smote, at the
Into date of their accession to ...thee, they
were for that reason precluded arum .vilssti-
011,og and revising them. But as time
titled " le the Tr•n.v.4I of 1877," an *r
title oo " 13•sebal1 Batting,' by Norman
Mc('lintock, and a humorous cootrihuuon
on " Sandboye," by John Kendrick Brom..
There will also be installments of the two
serial, "The Painted 1).ert," by Kirk
addition to its use&1 features, • sully illsv
bated supplement devoted to a review 08
the present muss in Greece, by Prot. J. R
ST. GEORGE'S VESTRY.
superannuated on •000u.t of age or tnbrm-
itv. had been filled, nevertheless the great
mectrity of the Aims w vacated were abed -
tithed. to the. det•emmetton te e0000mrr,
Without prejudicing the sthoieocy of the
service the (:ovoroment have had to tr.a a
deaf ser to the clamours of their friends for
°thee, end resolutely shun the *inductive and
,yell beaten path travelled by their rory
prai•oe rors when satisfying the dem.ads
•.1 their fellow**. The country ought thea
to be wired with • iselin" of comfortable
*assurance of the honest intentions of the
epi government as indicated by the esti-
.-mates just brought down to Parlament.
As the matter now stands the estimated
cwt of running the t:overnmwt of the
country for the next year u toe end • belt
mulioas lees than what the late Govern-
ment required to do the work for the fisted
year now drawing to a clow.
It **ems somewhat etnrolar that • covert
threat is given out by the Opposition that, by
the aid of their fr,enda in the Senate, they
may make an attempt to defeat the endeavor
of the Government to repeal ti•• Franchise
Act. All the more strange when It is coa-
sidered what • great sivent•ge this same
act gas, them over the Liberals In days
gone by ; and sew that tt has passed into
poeeesetoa of the Liberal majority, why
they should wish their opponents to haus
and use this potent machinery which would
afford Liberal the esme partisan advant-
ages is • matter to be wondered at. There
v 'we elemen
t In
u an overwhelming ('came. •u
the members 000stitating the Sem*. The
Hetero■ are b3 Co.eervauves to 16 Lit eras.
It is the aim of the Government reestablish
• 1raoohtss that will be tsar and just to •11.
and toe would naturally suppose that the
party to be the most interested in the pas
sage of such a law ought surely to be the
party that bas lost control of the elastics
machinery which so long furthered their
schemes for retention of power. it seems
*widest Mist it would be • wild oars to
Pursue in obstructing repeal, or in blocking
the Damen of a proper Franohaw bill in
the Senate, yet if followed to that end the
party are deserving of • goad does of their
own medicine at the hands of Liberal of6•
*isle. It may be injudicious te adopt the
various provimiel franchises es a base of
federal representation ; but in the absence
of nay better method being submitted, the
most feasible plan that reoommende itself
as • fair .ad •0000mic one sbosld be .c-
c, pled.
it is understood that the plebiscite bill
will sem be introdeced by the Hoa Mr.
Frame into the Hones. Then .r. already
certain ream rumors nostmq sheet se te
the provisios ooatained in the ■+•assn. It
is o•rtaia. however, that apart from ma• a-
las the n.oss.ary m.oblaery ter testing the
seatim•at of Canada en the adoi@ability of
adopting` • prohibitory liquor law, it will
be esmplste is ell lta parte mad will give. if
earned M the polls, the mesas 4e muds dm
desired sod of the abolition of the liquor
teethe. Leek*/ be the fates in the possi-
bility .f pr'ehibities heosesiv en 0505e-
plkahod fees. game 310.10 ee mast be em -
in the bill to make op the direst
lose a the Deeahi- eoohequer of about IN.
000.000 of reran.• reecived yearly from
Boger. It be es sa11 problem le be solved.
Iodise% tumbles has been pushed to its lass
Kmitn.sd cam other memo moat be Welted
to ter Thy the dedett that wield arta
bythe of • prohibiter, Orme law.
he prat me. s .eeemmris• of life will set
eni'4 may greeter •raoMese, mad the ries
sass's I.amehs already burdened been s-
tent that stsuggliag r •ppsreatly ea the
iseresse. The *it e( direst 41043•.. P is
bigoted, may have to be r...rW:N 1s the
sept of prohibitions Wag as esiarilebsi
sad 1 .eerie Investment roams, Llmlbel. 1
within one month teem the Wetter el MI6
reties the acid. The Leedom sad Oster% Is
"'taint 1 aa„pany Limited. will M the expiry
se •s•* her or se sees thereafter se they
• hall 'Mak At,' proceed without any further
moues 80 7e11 sed with r wltheet Gni 0owoa
ow enseurr.nee ea your • ' to enter In 0 pee
.sera rt
of the m..y.sr'ntanlrre sed re re
.Wve end late the rents tad moths thereof.
and whether la car Out et te stoke
••7 I e o sad es Mesmer the pia as alb M.11
fossil and .0..4 04y abeam`
of
tItooti we he muse either by *mattes et Private
Oe Part 1weeksby A weeks sad perils W ptii Prt
' 11"d ortor
maw d• saes preper,ead either
essr 0 0ea tonne of seven. as Ahs/
Milan* wsol N eenvey sad same
Weimer,
Mid Amb the ebla 16. se
as M erase eW lllast
or leselat
MC
e m* Tere.ee. fhb 1 ;day ne A.". A.D.Yews
$s'Mspr Ar Ms s.K OLLee M sof Girt.
tta.L(es.Oa ii14.
A CHURCH'S SYMPATHY.
The following 1e1ter of ■empathy .eat to
Mrs. Gee. Cox and family last March was
mislaid, hence its publication at this late
date.
and is that sees the direst ted weeld
set fan ler short d SI SO /s. b.
.o,., 1740 pr badly sesea y
average et Ave p remes to • Is. Uy. At
li..emed meek of the ~rant ese.men$ ea
To mica. 1.0.0411 eta AND WAVILY.
At the request of the Quarterly Official
Beard of North •t. Methodist church, Gode.
riob, we desire to ooavey to you their heart-
fe sympathy for you in your late bereave.
e nest.
The Board feel that they, by the removal
by the Med of death of your beloved bus -
band and (atter, have lest • faithful sad
efficient member, bet they. with you, sor-
row net as those who have no hope, beams*
they know that their loss is the departed's
Wish* gain.
Is George Cox Roderick Methodism had
• Debts spectate, of preened)! ohriou&nity,
one who would ed. what he meld to lead
others to Cerist, one who did not shun to
take ep his cream, one always fai.)'fal to the
prayer sod elms meetings whish he high
ly prised. et* whom rioh esperiesoe was al-
ways helpful to others, one who tartest
prayers as they winged their way to the
mercy meat always feend a torose is the
Mame of his felfew-envelMn M the hotter
world. and see who. *tore ovorytrim!.
Head by maniple the We be profe@ood.
Trus, a fen.datioa stone has been re-
eieVad-..01st, and almost the lee, link e1
(mamba's, ye.,H.res'• pioneer Methodism
whist henmd the past to the present -one
who entered foto all the ptsese of'n•lntialve
Me.hedistie work with a spirit ire i neo with
MAN Or are, has gess to the •l• eo land,
but we knew that trestle se s• maw his
familiar form. his pore sp,r • t. .rjoy{eg
.ssa*►M raptures in the beet.. Ised
The prayer of the beard i. *t• • • roe may
be divinely east&isod in your .fS •'e. that
H.&v riehe.4 bigamist maw re.' pee you
till you shall mast the l.,od n... jn.t rase
heteses le that lead when tie Asa.% 4w.11
sed the Kai in hie beauty o
•a Servant el Oed. well dens
Tby Owlets* warfare's pace ;
The h&•tts's fought. the rase r wee.
And thea art erewnel at lest"
Mewed for and en behalf d the 1eerd.
Josses Snook Paster.
f3 P Rum'. Yi.wesd.
Osderimh, M•rah UM. WU
Oirwhsi oh4ied s melte •4.M to s
O.merse 1&y ea sfg. tee...
SHEPPAROTON-
TcmeuAt, April, 20.
ila Wednesday after the marriage of J.
K. t(rtadley sod Mins Kole Gerd, the
toasts to tae number of fifty sat down to •
sumptuous spread, to which all present did
Cusum. The company did not separate till
neer midnight, all agreeing that they had
spinal • moat pleusa.s Lima.
NILE.
TutY[1AV April, 20.
The following 1s the steadies of t*e
seater dtviuow of Nile Publiu school :
Fifth clam -Minnie Douglas, Lizzie
Matthew.. .Jus 1'Uiott . fourth class --
John Elliott, (:entre t.rummett, Ernest
Gtrvtn ; Third class -Ruth Guns, Percy
McIllwain, Tom Ryan. 011•-• K. J. Kt ,.i.,
te.4n01.
LEEBURN•
T. a.,tAI, April 20.
School adjourned for the holidays, the
teacher, Mise Mcl:osnel, spending her
vacation with has parents in Ashtield.
Mrs. Jas. Glenn, of Carlow, and 1. J.
Wright, 01 the Point 'Farm, 'pent Easter-
tide in Hamilton, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T C. Wright.
Grip is rather tired out in this section and
has got • partner is 0..a els, the latter hav
tog several patients simony the Little folks
and young people oa Butternut Row.
DUNLOP.
Tt e-t,.t, April 20.
Henry ',build, of fort Albert, is rioting
is onr busy burg.
S. Kennedy, from near Carlow, has Dome
to bye in Gerbra* l
H. Black, of the circular town, is spend-
ing his Faster holiday hen.
Shag Maggie Armes nog, of «'awanosb,u
the guest of her sister Mrs. Philips.
Miss \-roman, ot Shpp•rdton, ei the
guest of her cousin Moe Frances Quaid.
Mum Mary Tobin &ad 34ise Jeanie Green.
nt the Unclench Collegiate institute, are
spending their holidays at their homes here.
I:efore Faster of 1896 the weather was
rough mod stormy, and cos- It 1s rough and
stormy after Easter of 18. March must
hese come back agate to collect ump•ed
bill to keep him going till his tarn cones
again.
The annual Easter holidays with ote new
addition of dote for rural sections as well
as town school was welcomed with great
jny by :he scholars hen on Thursday last.
'Che teacher. Mise Andrews, is spending her
vacation *t her home in I;od.rtch township.
GCDEHICH TOWNSHIP.
1ta toy, Apnl 20.
Walter Hick has been eeriouely iodi.poeed
the poet week.
The cold poop has seriously interfered
with farming operetou.s.
Peter Campbell is spending his Easter
vacation at hie home in Stanley township.
John \larquie hue sold his farm on the
Huron road to T. Jenkins and is moving
orr, to hu farm 0t the out line.
E\i'HAN..E of Ptu,i-o rr. -Arthur Wilson
has disposed of hie farm on the 6th conces-
sion for the corner property in Holmssville,
belonging to T. 8'. Pickard, inoludIng store,
dwelling and hall, and intends keeping a
public boom to connection with the store
It is • good situation and no doubt he will
soake it a .u00..s.
Hoanc STOLC!t.-O. Sunday evening,
April llth, .Dine thief or thieves entered
the shed of St. John's church while service
was being held and rock therefrom • horse
•t►d buggy, the property of Hart Hioks and
a robe belonging to James Kicbard.on. This
is one of the boldest robbenes ever perpet
retied in this part of the omentr7, and al-
though no olue to the missing property has
yet been found, it is hoped there soon will
be, and also the p&rWs who took them and
that they may be severely punished.
DUNGANNON.
Nomas -The local •genoy V D non
4I
fir Tnc .x*L t c
at the arks. a J. G. In' sea.
J.1' , 000007anoe1, to.. who will remelts 01
.fere for eubsorlptlo,•, advertising cad job -
work. and la authorized to give receipts for
amounts paid for the same
Trssi,A*. April 20.
The annual vestry meeting was held ben
on Monday emoie% in the Epieoop.li&n
church. .
Mrs. Wm. Morrow has been in (:odorich
for enure days past in attendance upon •
.sok relative.
The electric rm.lw&y which was proposed
to be to operation ere this, is to ell apple/ -
amiss a myth.
Epworth League subject on Monday
twenties next, Temperance, Literary. Base -
nem meeting_
l). page 8 of this issue will be found •s
interesting &seoun0ement from our genial
mKO0.nt, John Hiles.
EAf•T1cio --Easter Monday, in consequence
of • return of Winter weather, will be held
long In remembrance by men* ?enema.
Ie consequence of 510(17 weather tasm•
inn in spring work and seeding as &leo gar-
dening aro being brought to • standstill.
F'mu t c.•rn.. -Ileus Rumor has a that
g0ite • number of young men in this vicin-
ity are intending to visit Rainy River Set-
tlement in the near future.
\\ a regret to state that our bierk.mitb,
Willman McNally, who has been suffering
from la grippe for some time. u not re-
covering as we would wish him to be.
CO4IAt.x.'. t\.;. -The many friends of Mr.
Holman, who has been suffering from the
effects o(• severe cold, will be pleased to
know that he is gradually reooverlor.
Nonny YRHtg.,:. --Our popular and genial
victualer, Joseph O'Censor, has secured •
very attr&otitre rig for use this season in
sapplytnr his numerous customers with
meets.
Cola*ATrt.Tlo!.-We congratulate Il.
G. Reynolds en his appointment to the
Shrievalty of the County of Huron. We
presume a better selection for the high offioe
oould not have been made. He is the right
man in the right place. We win's him the
best of *nooses in the appointment.
('..NIYo. •!.t Gotat;.-Donn. the illness
of Mrs. M. Wiggings, relict of the late
Robert N iggins, her recovery was
doubtful Her sons and daughters, William
Robert, postmaster at Denville. Perry
Sound I &strict, and also inspector of fisher-
ies m the inland lakes ea that drtrict, it be-
ing some nineteen years since be left ben
for that 1oo01117, Mrs. Willam McCabe, of
the same plum, James, of Pickford, Michi-
gan, • farmer, John, who is an overseer of
the tunnel yard at Port Huron, also his
wife, alio Matthew, East Wwannh, •
member of the municipal council of that
township, left here for their respective
bones recently, all of whom word in atten-
dance during the serious illness of their
mother. Pewterer, we are pleased to state
that el* is gradually recovering although
hopes of her re0overy were unanticipated.
We bops she will oontinue w improve In
health.
AUBURN.
Ttrstw**, April 20th.
J. Young shipped a oar load of rollers
this week
A. E. Cudis slanted for Fibre, Miobigan,
o. Wed.•aday.
William Sturdy left on Friday for Parry
Soled. His family will follow him in about
• mo.tb.
A. Askwitb has sold • small lot off the
property be lately bought to Mrs. J. -ieak-
big. She Intends to build on it shortly.
J. Stevens, late of this place, paid the
village • visit this week.
Mrs. John Wilson rat prwsat seriously
ill with but .lipbt hopes of recovery
MOMS. Mane.. t 0014•ha.•r, tie simp-
ers, lave .rale get to work They are
sow batty Emilia' better tabs.
1,. Wetabaterand A. Veanghsot were 'a
the Forest elty en wtard.y beim b.•iewse.
O Weasel ham taken the metre* of fie -
bobby the Lutheran sheds whom it we be-
gun lest P a11: M Y osagblut will assist hiss.
Miss L Spruse. of the base lis., who ben
been seri•sely gal far the past menet, has es
tar reoevered as to be able to be oat •g*h.
Gen. Yenaghlmr, the bestehen, bought •
6r driver from .1. Rreeks, of I►o•sybrsek,
Iasi week.
J. gilder. of Kisea nth., it at grommet
visiting hie d•sghtse. Mea iSsbort Askwhb
BENMILLER.
A!l,rfuex Pi.,.rao D,I'AnTob T111. 111r.
-Ws sincerely regret to have to chronicle
the decease of William John Hall, • highly
respected resident of the township of
Ashfield, which took place on last Sunday,
the 1810 inst. His remains were ieternd
on Tuesday. the 20th, in Deer..non cense-
teary, being escorted from bis late residence,
lot 10, eon. 9. E. D.. Ash6.Id . by • very
large oortere ot •orrowieg relatives, friends,
and sympathizing neighbors and soqumtnt'
OVER THE HURON TRACK
The Ortat from the Local Mill
• Weasel laegs.i •f (••.nay Dew. nerved
me M Mate e*erybsdy - Plar and
Poise t $pp•d nod Cosily limed
pas lvery seep**.
I{ IT LLETT : Fred Cook mita family
nave moved to the .1oho Kitty property
'led cos. of Hallett.
Varela : M. Diehl reports having made
snarly fifty tattoos of maple syrup tate
yaw.
Heima11: Rohl. Bell, of London, for 55
Years • resident of this section, passed away
0s Saturday at the age ot 73 years.
Brussel . Lounallur Lestherdale's Jersey
cow rave birth to two heifer calves this
week, but mien unetely both died.
Seatorth - Robert Livingstone, a former
Seafurth boy, has just graduated .. s 1).11.
S. from the Chicago IJenta1 College.
Wingbam A. M. Robinson has sold his
foundry to Wm. Re.dsll A Co., of Crier
more,
W,'010(r : A change of proprietors has
taken place in the mitmeal mills here. K.
tabeoa, loth of the Furdwich Hour milts, Is
the purchaser.
Grey : iso Wednesday afternoon of this
week John Holmes and Slim Rachel,
daughter of John Ktahop, uth line, were
united 1n marriage at the Manse, Brume's.
Clinton : The Carter term on the Huron
road, owned by Mr. tet/leapt., of Michigan,
his been rented by John Runout. .gent, to
Gilbert M1cMtobsel, of Hellen, tor one
year.
Brussels : Addie Vetoes, who had his left
band amputated four weeks ago owing to
an .00tdent m s cutting boa, was to Brus-
sel this week. He a reooyering nosily end
the wounded member is almost healed.
(:orris : The (50 worth of new books re•
oently purchased for the (:orris public
Itbrary 'lave been pl.o.d oo the shelves.
The hosed of manmement have decided to
purobw 315 more worth of new books.
Brussels John Ritchie, who is at Kee-
watin, writes that there are scores of people
through that Rat Pyritic' ouu0try without
money or much chance to earn it. Every-
body seems to Mon the lookout for gold.
Kgnioudville Mrs. Casey, an old lady
who has lived alone for several years, in a
house belonging to Airs. Collie, moved to
S sforth let week, where she will reside in
future with bet son -in law, John Murphy.
Exeter: James O'Brien, of Hay town-
ship, delivered • monster gobbler to D.
Davis the other day. weighing over 33
pounds. The bird was far from Ming fat
one doubtless could have been made weigh
near 50 pounds.
McKillop : A bad accident befell .las.
Davidson on Monday last. He had none
up on a .ostTold in the barn and by some
mean. foil to the floor below. • distance o
ten or twelve feet. He es likely to km
his bed for some time.
Holmesnlle : T. C. Pickard has disposed
of the ooroer pro; arty, including store,
restaurant and h.11, to Arthur \\ Ilion for •
farm on the uth con. Mr. Nilson has taken
noeseseios cad will carry on • ',ebbe house
10 0000ecttp0 .1th the store.
Seetorth :.Iosiah Tverman left with as
the mammoth egg of the season. it meas-
ures 7 by inches cad true laid by a Black
Minorca pullet of tender age. It anyone
can rival this pr"duouon Mr. Tyermen
would like to hese from them.
Wrozeter - While Robt. Murray, jr , and
Geo. McEvers were heeding logs in the bush
• venous accident befell the latter. He was
endeavoring to roll o log, when the cant -
hook slipping. its whole weight 1e11 on his
loot and breaking the leg • short distance
above the ankle.
Brussels : Wm. Kneohtel received • tele-
gram on Wednesday, from Hanover, intim-
atire that hiss tax brother, Daniel, had
passed away, aged 75 year.. The femoral
took piece on t eidoy afternoon. 3.1r.
Kneobt.l is the only survivor of • family of
sixteen children.
Hayfield : Several of our young men have
left home for the Summer : John Erwin
and -John Ferguson, to Cleeland :.lames
and Alex. Ferguson. Albert 'Pension* and
Wm. W hiddos, te Owen Sound, to take
positions on the I;overement survey boat,
Reynold; Wm. Ferguson, H. Colloday, F.
and Wm Baker, to (.oderioh.
Chaim : For some time L•wrenss Cottle,
aged .boat 19 year*, son of Geo. Cottle, has
hese all inmate of the Urillia Rovi talks -
moss. The deosoeed was • mos pommelled •ry, cad this week Mr. Pottle reoeived •
of • .main.*.*. of ohareoter, his word be- letter from the superintendent stating the*
jog as good as d, 1 booand hod s greet die. t the boy sae i11 and an&ble to attend te his
buten...like to se falseness in buten... transom -!..heel dune.. M.. Cottle had no idea that
dor, as & in moral statue He was an
erssptioo•lly kind husband, en affectionate
tether, sod, when to good h, mltb, a regular
attendant .t the Prembyt'ri.e church. e(
whin0 he Yens . ,•n.,etetea1 member. 10
Gm, be w.• est exswpta• v nitils.. and in
the bore...trete. the ohnrcb .°d the locality
M wh•-•h he Iired hie I:.ss will he sadly felt
Hsi eget was 72 year. mod 11 months The
eh@F,..Ies ware om,.tuoted by Rev. K. Fair
bo'r,. The Nino.. '4 endow -end f.n..ly
have the eympaIhe °i thee mid .urrounding
.eig0'arhoed. The dammed was fee seine
time troubled with in3rmittes of, and wbieh
are sus rindoeed by. mdvwneemeat in years.
A Canine SALE -An aaetimi sale of farwm-
itM implements. furniture, eta , was held
M Tuesday. the 20tb, at the resideoss of
James Helloed, Ashisid.
'J'.•edy, April 13.
Miss Maggie Boddie spins S5.d&y at
home.
Rev. Mr. Olivet was usable te 05.1.10
divine @envies en fl.hh•th se •@eeeot et he-
isg i8. His Mem was filled at Ra.milVe
11V Albert A.
Osmium -It r ear s•is/sl dety M r. -
seed the death .t Mn. Madero. who
WInshoes : 11r. Tone. MoCaIlam, 5.11
henna is Whghes', it new praoneleg at
('rwli••. (Norio.
Beele,40 : Dr. Man and family have sew
get essalsrtehly Mooted' is their new hems
es Markel Nese
Reeler : F. J. Knight. grease, b... hes
aag wrier weighs ten eases& Mr. Knight
mate to tamer who ma beet this.
it@&tertO : Ks&Mr4k was visited by so-
other ere early Tssdy mentieg, when
Themes Di.ksea'@ .imams Meter!. slimmed
le the earth sad of the Mea. was harmed
le the ground.
the bey e,. eertorly 111. as the letter du
not se imil,'•ta, and was shocked on T
day to receive word of his death. . ('ai-
de left 0i-at'.•.9 1nr (0 1fa* to bring body
hems for inti -men'.
Cain'°n : The other morning Mei, Maimed
&weir.. with a (.rrttliar feeling of illness, and
en attempting to make her was to the
T4.01111411 of NOM of the boarders she fell n.
te•Iloor with week nese. it wee mime time
before oho reoevere.l, and then she found
that all the memh•rm of the hems wen mf -
lowing likewise. Media.: .esief.nee was
procured. when it was Ie•rn.d that they
mer• suffering from the eff•et. 01 coal gas,
and 6v wnwntes mon of dumber would
have resulted in the death of every oleo of
them
('Fiat•.: i),. Turnbull had oneasioa to me
te Toronto last week Ie ennneetion with •
p•e.Iiar and I•mentalae sooldest, aid as •
w.roiaa te others w0. ablish the etream-
st..e•s of the affair. $atria• of hie, timid
lag wear Lu'ewel, was sweepi.q . reeen.ated
dame .cress • unrest steel lying ea the Seer.
Instead of sweeping is eat she poked it cap,
and se • person mitht satersll7 de, the
bent it between her thumb 0.04 +.got M
give it a .rviag from her, bet N low ■p,snd
the point 'slightly eat see .f bar .reh&Ifa.
This neeessit.tad • ef.lt te as ercalbt h
Termite, wbe Need it neves ary to tome.*
the eye entir.Iy, mud he stated ;thee this
was the third ems he had *meal wfthis
two inesehs from sweetly the mine cease.