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T1-111 LEADI 'TG NN]WBPAPEI OP HURON C7Ot TY_
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA THURSDAY APR. 22, 1897.
4.10
ONE DOLLAR
WILL
PAY
FOB
THE SIGNAL
Fox Ors YLL
D. McGILLICUDDY, EDITOR
8toTO Wanted.
_ OCR OTTAWA LETTER. the ga.etlea „ m.r..id. ep..al•tou. INEWS OF THE DISTRICT p@toefully away on the loth, aged
RB v1'1"TH E•entually the .aro tents have goo to f>. 61 year.- Ms had bees ailing for some
.rine P.u. --- [toed and thoroaehly threshed out. It M true bus was not thought seriously Till •
to he hoped that, although the element of few days helote her deals, which was
caused
,UFA) TO RENT -A STORK
or WthOO$ stook- ♦pply at
Her 1 Uoderloh What la Going onetthe Capital=�tioi•m will ervade the temper.00e Prom our own Correspondents I by inflammation of the lunge. The deceased
ranks to a certain extent, the moth level- was en .flewtloneN wife and loving mother
headed oosaervative temperaoos advocates and was much esteemed by all with whom
111 not mi in the heat of battle .entl tlbe was tainted. A tar oonoraree of
Property for Bale.
D:-1k.it HLE RESIDENCE AND
jJ t -rounds for Mre to Uoderlcb. Mrs.
esu i e, offers ter sale the homestead of the
Or, situated *early oDDosl1. the
Collos.ere Inst,tute, on Britannia Road. The
,roui.d• contain nearly an emits f. oatloyytt 00
Hrttann'a!toad. Kean et. nee MOUouald-et.,
end are well laid Qat, ttes•alsfog choice Apple,
leo sad Plum 'rem, Grapes Iscme 11 voile
ties, end •mall traits of all kinds, a large
la,u and • variety of shrubbery. The House
.• s 0wu,tory frame, on stone found„tloo,
sood,t„nc cellar with concrete door, and is
.sled - outelde *hatters. storm windows
ata .loore. It contain, parity, sitting room
dm.rg room. Ii bodrooms II upstairs and 2
Jo,u k'•.^, en, halls, oloeste, gantry, eta,
woe,' and coal shed stable and other ort
bntldluae. Abends-nos of bud and soft water
a . worts service. The piece u to Roti,
iso
repair There Is oo better situation 10 (lode
nch fur residential property. Will be sold on
re.so❑ablr terms. For further p•n.calan
eerily 'o MRS UEC. COX, oto the premises.
Legal hales
AIsm INiSTRATOR'S BALE OF Fr1Rs1
i .1.01'EliT Y.
in :-i .1l.t( r 'J the rotate of John II. 11,11M
sow. dereased
There will be sold by pabtle suction at Mal
lough , Ilotr'. in the vil of flu o. .noun in
the i uuuti of Huron. by Oho Knox. auction-
eer en
TCF.,I,Al'. THE fah DAY OF MAY. IMC'.
at 1' .ccs noon. the fonowi$d lands. lir
1, r N'rst Lull of lot number 1' in the third
rourns.cn or ih' Toweehlp of Knet VV"aww
Duet �. u..• County of Huron, conteutnig '(0
sere. c f w u d.
T'..s wt a situated within s sew utiles of
1 n10�a,.'.un
ITT o'. ee property will be acid suhiert to a
ren n.: d.
In a u r.er reape,te the condition, ,t •sin
w;a tr the etooding 000dlliotu of Lite High
of Justine.
ht. 11" Ten per cent- down a the time of
rile LG: the balance within one mouth there-
...er
t ,rthrr tertian/are apply to J. M.
Mo'+•r . hey . Uangaonon, or l0 rhe under -
C'.1MdRON..IiOLT t HULMEO.
Vendor's Setic-tort, (;oder(c4,
tryli' 1 \nC. atietto*eet.
Us'. t ,.e ;AI( day of Apr11, 1.1/
Notice to Creditors
v w �' I 1 ill l'Kr!)11'ORN-
las" ., •rr ��/ IYrlltam W(lsun. •1•,,nsrd.
•,I ,:.'be elven, pur,nan, tu, h•p'er
1:3 •t Iles wird Statutes it 1)nta•io and
►n„-1 '.v „ 'ka; all crsd.tors and they per
*on' ! e !.,r rc:MUttl •g•tnet the ee/aee r1 W I.
no, \t .-�•n,late of the V Illaire of i)ung.nnon•
,un1 • 0l Huron, gent lamas, de.•.-a,t d
1 on or &built th• lkl d&v of March,
are required ro deliver to J. M Roherte.
of the u.d village, !squire. astern for Mary
K- .'..or. I,.e uimtni.tratrlx of the estate of the
ae.d :.o cased, or to her solicitors statements
.0 ,r not )tieing_ their Danes aad addresses
w,t!, iurticulars and proofs of their
and the nature of the eecartty of any
need , , ;t em on or before the 1st dal of June,
IH" .ter womb said date the said admlens-
tn[r,, will proceed sod .[Abate the asseta of
the s,.1 deceased amongst the parties entitled
u.err[.� having regard only to the claims of
000 .he said adminisiretrix shalt then have
sot.. ar.,1 the said •dminietrstrix will not oe
nab,. for .1 aaee s eo digit -fixated or any Dart
ther0t1 to any per•oa or persons whose claim
shall not have been received at the time of
1t.... 1 dire riMrtlon.
Iet.d a• (itderieh this Ilth day of April, A.
i"ABROW & PROD[ 'ooT.
I. t (10 loiters (or Adminettratriz.
Notloe.
it:li F: OF SALE UNDER MORT
.AUC:.
T 'r,r F',Intr nr(At late Patrick Kelly and fn
awl 51'wteea r e0mr aad
t-hn Ir, Kelly. Jo w Kell , Afirhar1
F -, ly tlarD�rl A:t144,1sa Teri., Jail
rf- Aell. Joan A , /.waw Rrsien, The
/Beal , The Loudon Loan' Coen-
),,,,^ ,.r t'owada awl to all ofAers.wtertot-
• ' ' • 0.. to eds bee iest/ter esewtioreed.
Tak.nttire that default Ilas been wadeta
Dat nwent of the snorers secured by • certain
r.orlaewe made by Patrick Kelly Ihts wife
na-rfng her dower) to the Agli. and emu'
leh Ini est merit Company of Canada tLtmlt.dl
t'^ar-r0 Awe the lath day of May. A. D 1171
and reai,lereri .5 DnID tee, t• seethe .the
Payment of the earn Of Ilik0l.00 and Interest
thereon. and which said mor.g•ge w&• by the
.aad Tee English and 8%sttrb Investment Cory-
ponfor aod .naOntda i l letttedlassigned to the Lon-
don Oompeny 1,r dh
M l.r 'nnrument da tteed� the fMth day of Nov -
'totter. led. and e.RI•fm�d stramberled. std
b7 wheel Raid mortgage and •031.00 1 the
fc Mowery. lands and pr Mess are oonvsrdd to
tit/teak! The London and Outer.. Isvestmeot
orttpen11 Lim ited.*ame y: All i.d that certain
parcel nr lana! y b Meeh V. of Blyth.
in the 1 •meaty of Hung .Od Prttvinea of Oe.-
terin heinq composed
number Fire. of s earl Of vI.rIy let
dm
mei bed as tollnwi: o ns. el111 OD "
Street in weld villag he North OD Quest
of Raft lot. m°b the Noel sNt.Queer
thence south steel said Qs,.a
greet 1womt!r two fest. theses at right
nal^m to said Queen street to the lase in rear
of ..wd lot, one bawdra• sad G&W -fire •sd •
half reel. then.. (Mb __algal said lame twenty
two foot to the lino betwew' said let rive sad
filz thence eget eloew1Wdtine treehondied
and thirty two and • t feet a the plan. K
heelnnlna contatats./ treseurem.mt one
N t t. e n th pa rt err es ante, .• the MOM sleet
1e..,
Aad further take settee time In miss. t'sme
of .rich default by the terms 01 the mid Ia-
dentnr^ of M gad a owed* eremites
aa�.rrvea�mec! made a els the sold *Narita
Kelly and the bald, The ieeds* end Ontario
1' :1 'talent Company Lnel.M, sad registered
as n0mh.r RYf, the +bele saanOt of lwfaetp•l
and interest thereby soeared hot booms&lee
and payable.
And fnINer tau Roue. Menthe raid. The
',newton and Out•rte hvs.sIa.ut OOs
I.Im.tetl hereby' dossed Teym@ *
amount a ase wider tis'fea M: the SS
Men taag. and
arm of $X;t� !
trite of .Ales
M.rrA Tees
And run leaf •
MOM - t the m
sad et eta b....,
and 4 mgrs. Ia.•
within one moa
entire the said,
vestment 4'
of 'nob
shell t Ink t.'
Donee toyes
'w
w n.aeurre� w
artesian of t
•hethew - _!
'" t• uiltlt'
^ neem. tit •
bets the
t
of Me
ppi�sepp L -
I16•
elsbll.N
tin ester fora pyo.
ned le ri-
te
!MA, or pastlj y. A uaMaa e
't" pasty.
m rYh of be
ear
�e�0
my th
Ito
or eoeetre
lip w Ibis
N Milk A.D.
wd'E• istsril.
Tae Qaestlea, el awper•aa&aileaa -Yew wDer r. thereto tar.rauatsea Stowe Taal Canna. be
sorrowing kende t►000mpanled She remains
mens to ont- weigh good f adgmeat in deal-
ing with this polltlommoral and financial
problem. A. V. W.
_
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
105 (.warn le eeaestted Cedar to the Colborne cemetery on Monday alter -
Rios to the Au.al Expenditure noon. The solemn ob'equles wee. oast -
ducted by Rev. Mr. Headers's, of Carlow.
The rrehtNuen Irk l.leeue' of which church the deoessd was • faith
tul and 000sisteut member. The deep sym-
pathy is with the bereaved husb••d and
OTTAWA, April 17. -The l)pposi- family in their bereavement.
woo press are hard premed to make adverse TrxsoAY, April 20.
Mimed Aaywkere tl•e-aew.ef the
Deenty Specially seperted
far The algwal.
The Harpers will publish oo April 26:
" The Missionary Sheriff," by Octave
Thanes ; " A Loyal Traitor,'' by James
politwi capital out of the showing which Banes ; " Flowery of Field, Hill and
Swamp. ' by Caroline A. Cresvey ; • new
the estimates for the ensuing year reveal addition of •' John Halifax, Gentleman," by
SHEPPARDTON-
TcasDAY, April, 20.
Oo Wednesday after the marriage of J
K. Bricdley and Mise Rees Card, the
gusst@ to the number of fifty eat down to a
Those handed down to Parlament last week Miss ulock ; " Leonora ot the Y•wmieh," sumptuous spread, to whioh all present did
were the tint of the new Adm tn te trte ti by Francis Dana and • :.ew addition of ioases. The company did not separate tali
.
Last year the estimates of the uu'voing
onSamuel J.hasoo• " Al. "ander Pepe," edit
od by Kate Stephen..
Government, as prepared by them for that )n Harp..'. Bazar of April 24 these will
year, were aowpted by the Liberal (,Quern les • ohareotenstto paper by Gol. 'r. W
Hlgrin.00, in his department, •• Women
and Men," on " The Chemistry of Doubt,"
and a timely sod familiar talk by Margaret
Sotto. Briscoe on " Choosing a Home "
Mrs Margaret If. Welch wall offer interest -
went on, the money voted under these esti- log information in her department, •• Club
mates was not expended by them where the Women and Club work," and then will be
others000trtbutions m prose and verso from
Government saw it was not autual.y re wen known writers.
totted, sad, as a revolt, • considerable gay
tug Io etpenditurs was effected.
're. estimates lust submitted to the
House are acknowledged by the more fair
minded of Tories as sppesrtng very favorable
when scrutinized. 'They admit that it u
everywhere apparent teat the most rigid
economy has been practised to making them
up. The frequent complaint has been rattled
meat as a matter of neoeeelty since, at the
late date of their 500055ton to .dicer, they
were for that reason precluded from totem.
rating and revwng them. But as time
Herpet's Round Table of April 20 will
'+ovum a story by H Rader Haggard, en
titled "In the Tnnsvall of 1877," an ar-
ticle oo " Baseball Batting," by Norman
McClintock, and a humorous contribution
on " Ssodboys," by John Kendrick hangs,
"There will also be installments of the two
serials, " The Painted Desert," by Kirk
by the Tory press that superannuation• sod Munroe, and " the Packwood' Boy Afloat, '
diemteeals were a subtertoge, made simply by Jahn R. Spears, and the torus! depart -
to afford V&o&nohes i0 the civil servtoe, of meats.afford
both Coude and oo4ide branches, for Gov. Harper's Weekly of April 24 will have,in
eminent supporters. If that aocus&tion
bore oo its fare the essential element, then
it would ire difficult tor Liberals to deny
the oft -repeated statement that the spoils
system was being introduoed tato (an&d1W assn Sobool for Classical studies at Athens.
affairs b r the prevent Government. Sat it ST. GEORGE'S VESTRY.
so transpires, mud .it she tante which w
brought out and those which remain to be I llaaka of 111. Auwal teaarl satsuma 51
proluoed plainly testify, that the ofiioes I W. George. Caere... April 1110.
vacated have hese rendered variant w the The minutes of the three previous meet-
anwrest s of soon omy-the fundair -ntal
prtnotute of Liberal po 111,.. There have mils wen read, end on motion of Megan.
been 42 super&onuatioo• and 14 rowing Holt and Dowding were oonflrmed.
gratuities made already with more to fol-
low, The Finn.. Minister informed the
House that this worse bad effected • large
esvieg to the oo0utry. And why ' he-
ccese, although an • few twisted .sees
v&caaclea made by officials, who were
snperaonoaad oto •0000.4. of &gs 0r int m- Moved by Mr Heaton. seconded by .dr.
it,. had been filled, nevertheless the great Platt, and carried unanimously, that Mr.
majority of the .those so vsow.ed were alio!, Holt be people"s warden.
.shod. In the determina(on to 50050005e. Th. following sidemen were appointed
wit hoot prejudioing the affioiency of the T. Weather•ld, F F. Lawrence, E. N
service the Government have had to turn a Lewis, F. Jordan, .1. S f'Jstt, S. M&loom-
deaf ear to the clamours of their friends for sen, C. Seeger D Newton. R. Radcliffe, J.
°toe, and resolutely shun the seductive and
well beaten path travelled by their rory
predeosseon when satisfying the demands
•,f their followers. The country ought then
to be @sired witb a feeling of oomfortable
'wur&oos of th• honest intentions of the
1,ew government as indicated by the onto
:nates just brought down to Parliament.
..s the matter now @tend■ the estimated
Dost of tanning the l;overomeot of the
oountry for the next yew. is one and • halt
million" less then whet the late Govern-
ment required to do the work for the fiscal
year now drawing toe elate.
it seems soeoewhat sinroier that • covert
threat is gives out by the Opposition that, by
the .id of their friend, in the &mate, they
may lucks an attempt to defeat the endeavor
of the Government to repeal the Franchise
Art An ROI' more Mauve whet tttrdoe.
sidered what a 'great •dvasage this same
sot gave them over the Liberals 10 days
401e by ; aad sow that it has pawed into
powwow= of the Liberal majority, why
they should wish their oppesene te have
and use tine potent machinery which would
afford Liberals the deme partiesn advent•
ages is • matter to be wood.red at. There
is an overwhelming ('.ewserv&tive element in
the members 000sMtatiag time Swint.. The
deans are 66 Conservatives to 16 Lil'enis.
Itis the aim of the Government a steblisb
• Infield= that will be tor sad fon to all,
and cog would neutrally suppose that the
party to be the meet interested la the pm- g0 matt. 0101415 001 AND FAMILY.
we of mob a law ought sorely to be the
puffy that has loot control of the election
machinery which do long tartbirod their
o obeme@ for retention of power. It seems
evident that it would be • wild stets. to
Penne in obstructing repeal, or in blocking
the maws of • proper Franchise 6111 in;
the Senate, yet if followed to that end the
'party are deserving of a goad does of their
own medicine at the hands of Liberal edf • i
Male. It may be Iajadleiow to adopt the
various preriaeial fnaebi•es as a bane of
federal reprwstatoh ; bat i* as &i m@noe
of any better isilhod being submitted, the
moot fendbie i)0" allot reg^- r....nde isn't!
as • fair egad sme
omfo eau should be &o-'
new eldwigh0, all agreetag that they had
open. a most yteaeant bate.
NILE.
TUESDAY, April. 20.
The following 1• the standing of the
...lent division ot Nile Public school :
Fifth dies -Minnie Douglas, Lizzie
Matthews, Joe Elliott : Fourth clam -
John Elliott, George Grimmett, Ernest
Garvin ; Third claw -Rath Garvin, Percy
Mclllwain, Toga Ryan. Mur B. J. RUah,
teaoher-
LEEBURN.
TUESDAY, April 20.
School adjourned for the holidays, the
teacher, Mies MoCoanel, spending her
vs0auon with her parents in A.h6eld.
Sin. Jas- Glenn, of Darlow, and J. J.
Wright, Set the Point Farm, `pent Easter-
tide to Hamilton, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Wright.
Gripis rather tired out in this section and
has got • partner in meaeels, the letter hay
addition to 14 usual features, • fully Hint anal several patients among the little folks
stated supplement devoted to a review ot end young people on Butternut Row,
the present crisis in Greene, by Prot. J. R ---- -
S, Sterett, and to an article oo the Ameri• DUNLOP.
The finanoul report, showing • satisfac•
tory state of affairs, was then reed by Mr.
Heaton, and on mottos of Messrs. Holt and
Radcliffe was sdop•ed.
The rector appointed E. Heaton as rec-
tor's weed= for the ensuing year.
M. Shephard, Jos. Salkeld, and Mr.
Hinton.
On motion of Mann. Heaton and I'latt,
R. Radcliffe and Mr. Eliot were appointed
• editors for the ensuing year.
Moved by R Radoliffe, se000ded by E.
Heston, that the thanks of the vestry be
tendered to Mn. Holt and Mies Davis and
also to the ladies of the Guild for their valu-
able and untiring servioes to the church.
Carried. •
Moved by P. Holt, 'emended by W. An-
drews, that • hearty vote of thanks be given
to the members of the choir for the very
eatiefectory manner In whioh the mastoid
part of the wireless b,d hewn rendered dui,
ins the past year. Carried.
The meeting was then resolved into a
mestia of registered voters for oba[pgee
of sleeting s png lay delegates to the Synod.
Oa motion of Messrs. Dowding and Platt,
E. Haman and P. Holt were elected to roo-
miest this ooegre/atlen at the forthoomiss
Synod.
Rev. M. Tumbril' thee pr000aaoed aka
bewediotloe, .ad the mutiny adjourned. •
A CHURCH'S SYMPATHY.
Tb. following letter of sympathy sent to
Mrs. Geo. Cot and family lam Meth was
mated, hence its publloatiow at this late
date.
writ ssderdleei tall the plebiscite bill
will leen be iatrsdeoed by the Hero Mr.
Fisber isle the Henn. There are already
stile vops unman beim. abut u to
the province o.bri•ed it the [signore. It
is certain, however. that spent frees ..ot-
Ing the smoee*ry ssebi.ery ter tasting the
sstisent of Canada on the dvietbility •f
adopting • p.wbt5tory ligamr law. N will
a edea 1sts i• •l1 Its pats and will give. if
impeded Mahe yells. the muss le a tai* tine
debirnd dad of the h.MItma el the laqu
mike te the future le the peed.
Mitt, of pg.NMtlos btlemuiw ea a(M.-
pi*tMmd fortk seem provides geese be see -
la the bill to .mate up the direst
lees a the Desists enthuse, et about S.
000,000 of revues resolved yearly
utast. I/ is se small problem M be eel=
linkmen taitekles bad bun pried be hales,
MsMM.dease .thelea'ass mese he leaked
rte the segehleg the b 1t Pet wadi MR
by the mhd pts if a prohibitoryttui
Ig 1...
Vim peer mesa's essesearte of ilia will met
thin eat gamest l.*eMmt, sad tae rah
wag's hawks .key MIdsd Mea *s-
teel that es.netiglia}l•sg Tinapillerestlp ea the
iserurse. The .1 aired imam. Mir
itJated. as Mal te lie reseetel to to eke
....t el big se .ttlabdlrYii
tree. eal1. hoe IMO the llksmt that would
eel Y tarp we of IL w
Oath:r ale MI 4
pima, ler el the weer wlltease
•
At the request of the Quarterly Official
Board of North -int. Methodist obnseh, Gale
rich, we desire to mammy to you their heart-
felt symps&by for you la your late bereave -
met.
The Board teal that they, by the rugousl
by the hand of death of your beloved hue
bud and father, have lout a faithfsl and
esoient member. but Obey, with you, sor-
row not as those who have se hope, Image*
they knew that their les is the departed'@
infinite rain.
la George Oe: Ood.rioh Methodism Aad
* Noble spstmeq of prwetioal .►ritually,
mal wet greed ye what -be Nam lie had
ethers te Christ, ewe who did sot shun to
take up his crew. ass always Lit 111.1 to the
payer sad else methane width hes high-
ly prised. eau whose Rah sepsriwoe win al.
ways
Mime, sae whom
p helpful te
visaed their way to the
:=1,070 always triad a rsepws' iw the
ht tdow4nvdhfs let the better
weld and see who, dove oevvasrryy ag.
Wed by .:ample the lits he pgofowsd.�
True, • teesdNta mesa Ma tree. re-
line ed -este
lined -este, end attest the' bet, halt mf
'.. yn,1forea's plisse Method`.
bawd /M Ie The pas t7ese
thawed bite all the phases ererh al4v.
week with a.pkit Wiled with
Oe'*.., has pas to the sp,rO land,
bM we lupe these beast s. ea MIs. Ids
hateer fens. Ids pep spirit is Tejo erg
ss.spW t'eptttrim le the better hied
The prays` of rot beard le the• yoga ay
la dtdeely.mnsnud le year ea mina, Chet
vel . debase bisedee may net pea yes
you shall meet the level me jest raw
Ie Qom hal when the deeds Audi
lied abs Lae it ht Weiy yte
ll.raot of Od, well dens t
O heist lsste sibs Nies 1. nes..
Ad thea art mimed u Met"
6ifgtd fee set ee bdild w tee Daar&
sb _Set Muted.
fifidaneles h Mak •iii UM
OgtrgllrWit por iika_ shipped
el�N.s. .e stoat w81et :, wMtl,M'jdfM
d�ie
west
TutmDAY, April 20.
Henry Quaid, of Port Albert, is visiting
in our busy burg.
S. Kennedy, from nese Carlow, has Dome
to live in Gsrbraid.
H. Black, ot the oirculu town, is spend-
ing his Easter holiday' here.
Mise Maggie Arm.trnog, of Wawaooeh,ia
the guest of her sister Mrs. Philips.
Mine Vrom•n, of Sbepperdton, is the
Kunst of her oowan Muss Frances Quaid.
Miss Mary Tobin and Mies Jennie Green,
of the Goderich Collegian Institute, are
spending their holiday at their homes here.
Osiers Fleeter of 1896 the weather was
sough .,pd stormy, and now it is rough and
stormy afar Easter of 1897 Marsh must
have Dome back again to oollect unpaid
bills to keep him going till his turn Domes
again.
The annual Easter holiday with t4 new
addition of days for rural sections as•wsh
as town schools was weloomed with greet
Joy by the scholars here on Thursday last.
The te.ohee, Mies Andrews, is 'pending her
vsoation at her home is Godertoh township.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
'fcssDAy, Aprtl20.
Walter Hick has been variously indi•po.ed
the put week.
The cold snap has seriously interfered
with farming operations,
Pear Campbell is sp..ding his Eater
...tion at his bone in 8tanl
✓ ey township.
.John Marquis had sold his farm oo the
Harm toad to T. Jenkin• and is moving
on to his farm on the out lino.
ExCRANG■ or PROPERTY, -Arthur Wtl.ow
has disposed of hie tum oto the bob 000me-
sion for the oorner property in Holmeeville,
belonging to T. C. Pickard, fnoluding store,
dwelling and hall, and intend' keeping a
public hoose in oownestion with the store.
It is a good situation and no doubt he will
make it a @nooses.
Home STOL&10.-On Sunday eveaisg.
April Ilth, some thief or thieves entered
the shed of 8t. John's obnroh while service
was being held and took therefrom s born
and buggy, the property of Hart $bks and
• robe belonging to James Ri harddes, This
is one of the boldest robberies ever perpet-
rated in this part of the oountry, and a1•
though no ohne to the missing property ham
yet been found, itis hoped there seen will
he. sad talo the partes wbo took them and
that they may be severely punished.
AUBURN.
TuamnAT, ♦prU 70th.
J. Young shipped • ear lead o/ rollers
this wank.
A. E. Calls 'acted for Fibre. Mtobigen,
es Wedseed*y, e
*iu1*m Stud left on Friday for Parry
SaSaukAi. Ia,Rtiv w111
• stent*.
A, A.kwi1 hoe sold a stall lot off the
pespl�y he lately bought te Mn. J. Honk -
e. fat sd' to Wld ep it sheeny.
J. Steven, late .1 this plane, paid the
villein a veil this week.
Mme Jobe Wilson is *t nesse/ ssrieuely
with bet of
Miura. Regan k Heid'b•ser, the dup-
es% bare apes sew �y ming Mater to ware. They are
tale.
L W.taiwter and A. Yeaegblht were is
t he lusts sky ea B.tatdey lathes bedeees.
O. Wand hip tikes the ...least .t fin•
Mime the 1.tkeer elute whine ware he -
gee hall; ]Ir 75.0gbdst will meld his.
Miss L. of the bees wke bee
ems a i .f Os put
has se
ler rieuer d se le be MY be ie M pre.
dee driver frees Gee. o 3st. Jibe liea. of D beRMt •
Breda. N D'ss/hr*aM.
hot week.
, J. fiddler. of M N
MINN i 5. dset�etlw. Mt • Aak it.
las lopes roguvery.
MMies Maw Addis . ,may u
Rev. ▪ 11r. slur! stilt (ui 1 led 'NOW
Naw sere* es esid ate ea meets at
lig bif. Kb slim k nese sets
Claude Fisher is `pending his Easter va.
nation at home.
The friends of our pastor were pleased to
see him able to 000upy the pulpit here haat
Sabbath,
Mrs. Newell has returned hoots from
Goderioh after waiting on her grandmother
who was very ill.
A number of our jolly old boys took a
trip down the river on Good Friday and re-
ported having • good tams.
Tom Van•tooe, our enterprising miller,
has cloyed bis family hen and is Ruins 10
the house opposite the poet ethos.
DUNGANNON.
Ninon. -The local &genal in U en
for Tae da"
laat L at the online of J. G. math.
J.P-. oonveysnoer, too., wbo will receive or-
ders for subeoriptlond, adverus tag and Job -
work, and is authorised to give receipts for
00(000 s paid for the same
TonSDAr, April 20.
The annual vestry meeting was held here
on Monday evening in the Eptsoopalian
ole uroh.
Mrs. Wm. Morrow had been in Goderioh
for some day past in attendance upon a
sick relative.
Theelectric railway which was proposed
to be In operation ere this, is to all appear-
ances a myth.
Epworth League subject on Mooday
evening next, 'Temperance, Literary. Busi-
es meeting.
Os page 8 of We Mee* will Os -found as
idterediiwg aanounoemen0 from our genial
merchant, John Hiles.
EASTER -Easter Monday, in oons.quenoe
of • return of Winter weather, will be held
long in remembrance by many persons.
In oodtaequenoe of wintry weather tann-
ing in spring work and deeding as also gar-
dening are being brought to a standstill.
PROSPECTING. -Dams Rumor has iv that
quite a number of young men in obis vicin-
ity are intending to vont Rainy River Set-
tlement in the new future.
We regret lo state that our blacksmith,
William McNally, who has been suffering
from l grippe for tome time, is not re-;
ooverinr me we would wt•h him to be.
CONVALESCING. -The many friend• of Mr.
Holmium, who hu been suffering from the
effects of a peyote cold, will be pleaded to
know that be le gradually recovering.
NOBBY VEHICLE. -Our popular and genial
viotueler, Joseph O'Connor, hit secured a
veru attractive rig for use thin season in
supplying his numerous customers with
mam-
CoNoaA'rLATIoN -Ws oongretolate R.
G. Reynolds on his appointment to the
Shrievalty of the County of Huron. W•
presume & better seleot-ton for the high office
oould not have been mads. He is the right
man in the right place. We wish hum the
best of snooty in the appointment.
ComoroAND Ub1No,-Dating the illness
of Mn. M. Wigging@, relict of the 1.Oa
Robert Wiggins, her recovery was
doubtful Rehr sons sod danghten, William
itchert, pbittib*5te[ 'ICs -Theme, P&rry
Sound Dat lot, and also inspector of fisher -
Jae in the inland lakes to that district, it be-
ing some nineteen years •inoe he lett hen
for that legality, Mrs. William McCabe, of
the dame pane, Jewes, of Pickford, Michi-
gan, a farmer, John, who is an ovttteer of
the teasel yard at Port Huron, also his
wife, ales Matthew, East Wawanceb, a
member of • the municipal council of that
township, left here for their rresp1cttve
homes recently, all of whom wend in elle.•
dance dorieg the snow illness of their
mother. Eowever, we arm pleated to nate
that she gradually recovering although
hops a recovery were unanticipated.
We bops a will outlaw, to uprose in
health. ►
ANOTHER Plowan DIPA.Tip TRH{ 1.17111.
-We sineeedy ,rearm to have to Winsome,
the dieser* of William John Hak a highly
respected reddest of the township -'
Adheld, wife* took plass on last Suet
the 18th *ts►. Hie resales were inlet
on Tachy. the 90th. in 1)001.000* own
tem beim' averted fres las late residues,
let 10, ism. 9, B. 1)., AshfWd. by • very
Largs cortege of sorrowing roloives. Meads,
sad. sympathising aeighbon sad ssoq''s!saool.
of * rwelaeseM of obi iranus. The dammed wee a e mea
ward bw
lag as geed as • bead, sed had a great die.
like to se falsenessfa busmen. tr
nese-
Mess. m s� is mesal sats. Hs was &s
aneestiosafy Iliad bombard, en affectionate
hither. aad. when is good health, a regular
attendees at she Presbyterian obareb, of
whish hs wo• a onwwistewl member. in
Oso. id w.. eat exsetklery Mlle@., hod in
the borne cork, the ohnroh sect the lecabty
in wb•.h he lived his Ices will he sadly tett.
His aro was 72 years" and 11 months The
obsequies were omxluetd by Rev, 11. fag.
bairn. The bereaved wide* &od funny
have the eymp.thy d Maw sad duerogaodMg
��a��
time a with ndlese .:*Melt
are oaeemr50deed by adv*asment In mega
Ammo, S.AL8. -Aa ¬ion sale ef fem.
tet Seeleosate, furniture. etc., wee held
w Tender. the 90th, at the reddens* of
Joon Yoilead. Adfidd.
Wbeghao : Dr. Doo. McCall m. wolf
knees le duelist, W
Me.
• ` .mp pt+oeti.e se
Sealer* t Ida Mose *ad fanny bare Tyr
iseas
heated le Voir sew helms
leaks" shiest
Poems 1,r I. Ba1NAl. graver. bee a hen
wrtlt ildehhl fat weds. Mr. Ee1b
Nash latish atm eat but lain,
Mgregtt `llsele,M was tktll.l by ale.
;�1�.� Nkets
e Med of IM aim w.11
e
OVER THE HURON TRACT'
The Grist from the Local Mill
A Weetty Digest of C maty News Served
me me 1.1t Everybody - rleb and
rein. clipped and condensed
from Every mediae.
H U LLETT : Fred Cook and family
have moved to the John Katy property
2nd aon. ot Hallett.
Vans.: M. Diehl reports having made
nearly fifty gallon• of maple syrup that
year.
Hensel' : Robt- Bell, of London, for 56
years • resident of thus &ection, pawed away
on Saturday at tie age ot 73 years.
Brassets : Councillor Leetherdale's Jersey
oow rave birth to two heifer naives thin
week, bat unfortunately both died.
Seafortb : Robert Livingstone, a former
Seeforth boy, has just graduated as a 0.1).
S. from the Chicago Dental College.
Wingham : A. M. Robinson has sold hu
foundry to Wm, Rendall & Co., of Crete -
more,
Wroxeter : A ohange ot proprietors has
taken plane in the oatmeal mills ben. R.
Gibson, late of the Fordwioh flour mills, is
the purchaser.
Grey : On Wednesday afternoon et this
week John Holmes and Mine Raebel,
daughter of John Bishop, 6th line, were
united in muri•ge at the Manse, 'trammels.
Clinton : The Carter term on the Huron
road, owned by Mr. Gillespie, of Miohigan,
has been rented by John Radoal, agent, to
Gilbert MoMe
iohael, of Hallett, for on
year.
Brussels: Addie Vwooe, who had his left
band amputated four weeks ago owing to
an aooident in a cutting box, wee in Bros -
eels this week. He is recovering siesIT •�.
the woaaded member it .,*0n.t Mmaleel-
Grinds : The SISO weighOf-'hew boob i'e-
oently purchased for the Dorris publio
!ibrary have been placed on the shelves.
Lha board of management have decided to
purobbee 115 more worth of new books.
Brussels : John Ritchie, who is at Kee-
watin, writes that there are mores of people
through that Rat Portage oountry without
money or much chance to earn it. Every-
body seems to be on the look -out for gold.
F.Jomondville : Mn. Casey, an old lady
who has lived alone for several years, in •
house belonging to Mn. Collie, moved to
Se•forth last week, where she will reside in
fawn with her eon-in•law, John Murphy.
Exeter : James O'Brien, of Hay town-
ship, delivered a monster gobbler to D.
Davis the other day, weighing over 33
pounds. The bird was far from bating fat
ant' doubtless could have been made weigh
near 50 pounds.
MoKillop : A bad accident befell Jas.
Davidson on Monday last. He had gone
up on a scaffold in the barn and by some
insane fell to the floor below, • distance o
ten or twelve feet. He is likely to kee
his bed for some time.
Holmaville : T. C. Pickard has disposed
of the oorner property, including store,
restaurant and hall, to Arthur Wilson for &
farm on the 6th oona Mr. Wilson has taken
Possession sod will carry on • Dahlia hone
in 000neotion with the store.
Seaforth : Josiah Tyermsn left with as
the mammoth egg of the reason. It meas-
ures 7 by 84 inches and wad laid by a Black
Mltmre' pallet' oy tlader age. TI wyooe
ono rtv1 this production Mr- Ty.rmaa
would like to hear from them.
Wroxeter : While Robt, Murray, jr., and
Geo. MOEven were loading logs in the bush
a ,.Hous accident befell the latter. He wee
endeavoring tseroll a log, when the canto
hook slipping, Its whole weight tell on his
foot and breaking the leg • short distance
above the ankle.
Brussels : Wm. Rosohtel received • tele-
gram on Wednesday, from Hanover, Intim-
ating that his elder brother, Camel, had
passed away, aged 78 yeah. The funeral
took plus on Friday afternron. Ms.
Keeohal is the Daly survivor of a family of
sixteen children,
B• Held : Several et our Toning saes have
eft home for tie Summer I John Erwin
and John Ferguson, to Cleveland ; Jamie
and Alex. Fergasea. Albert V.o.tooe and
Ws. Whaddon, to Owen Sound. to aka
ethos on the Usvernmeot survey boat.
ands• 8e1d; Wm. Forenoon, H. Collodi►. F.
Ws Baker, to Godo ioh.
(Slates : For some Mme Lawrs.00 Cottle,
aged &beit 19 year., ma of Geo. Cottle, bs
been an lemma of the Orillia Boy' Infirm -
are. Nom 4the weart`erpete if•w.aw
seperintere,, edeas seating that
the bay was ill and enable to attend M his
sohoel duties. Mr. Cottle had so idea that
the bey was seriously e1, s the letter did
not so indicate, and was shrieked ea Tues-
day te r.stve word ofis death. M. UN -
tie loft •e *slow for Deft& to bring the body
Meme for iaarmenn,
Clinton : The other moraiag Mrs. McLsed
awoke with a eroaliar feeling o1 anus. and
e' attempting to maks hmr way to the
rause of acme of the boarders she fell ea
the Sher with wealinegie. It was some time
before alto resummed, and then .he feud
that all the weathers of the bens were sof-
Wag ' likewise. Medical .sisaooe urs
pme...J. weals ftt-vis iosrnd that they
ware suffering from the effete of seal get,
seta eve mistime mere et dumber weeld
bees resulted in the death of every else of
the..
Mees t Dr. Ter.bell had noes.s to fa
N Tweeds test week hi eo.aweke with a
Ounce egad 4ltsbmsr .•hie w.ldent, tad ea a
warsimaMI *, t tr affair. A est ey 1la,RRtd.
iy ryas U.tmw.t, nem .woapl0R % reese.aed
..M wren • Beret levet Wet mu the ease.
e� I.wasp's• had elle puked II um.ev • Pans. adobe estsrall due net
bent M between her dumb aced
NM • from her, hat M Ses►a ~
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wmebM, IA. Treed M esessu17 es desalts.
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