The Signal, 1898-2-11, Page 11
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THE IJ EADINC T Wt8PAPE OF HURON COUNT.
IFTY-FIRST YEAR. --2660
EW ADVERTISEMENTS. -FEB- 11•
age Shop -J. W. Cumbsrlead
Baking Powder --Jas. Willem 6
t 1e •ol Yrpeodituree-Ceibrxa•
Township...
eriob Bantam Centre Jas. Rob nem 4
to• --J••. Wilson
V•lentisi a Day -Geo. Porter .. 4
• 8olt of the Sarth-North American
Chemical Co
axes Wasted to Riot -R.- A. Mo -
°rude
y Goode sad MIUts01y-R. B. Smith
les -J. K. Duke
•n•ed- Apply at Opera Hosea 1
4
1
8
5
For Buis or To Rsnt.
OK SALK Oft TO RENT -FOR SALE
or to rent the dwelling Nelson -it. �at
contains sent occupied -b7
rooms. Inolsd ttg dewing coops. dining
to. parlor and klteMn. •a4 hue library,
mber of closets, 1tsatrfee sad • clod ostler.
herr Is half as eere *thud testetsW planted
Ith shrub., and fruit trees. sad u sees lent
en. Appy to T. 811 LTB. ted the pt. -
O SI.
OR SALE -ONE OF THE BEST
farms in Western Outwit),Lot Looser -
on B. township of (o4borne, Iaroq County,
acres, Goon Olay soil. Sprue water. Has
en oont nuonalY In pastor for 19 yearn. est
ass large frame barn 40 by W. Frame hones
d kitchen. Store and P.O. on the premissa
zoellent gravel roads. •1.000 cash. balance at
ve nor cent In'erett Apply to M. W. Mi
NADH, Carlos. P.O.. Ont.. or to J. A. Mc
NADH. 19 Welltastoa 8t Kau. Toronto. tt.
ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Part of Lot 9 C000nssio. C. Goderlch
own. matelots*i 1.6 sores of land. Thera i,
nutted on the property a gene 1 *gory trios
welling. with kiiobsa atlMlt•s. asd with
tt.r seder tis.. wbeie �� 7+•N is • really
clam oleos sad will Its tittle es resson•ble
ma row Donee/ars aptly 10 PHILIP
OLT. Barris'' alerkells
Dated (tkJt I .
R se us -LOTS tie AND 70
Hutehlneoes server is as Town of
jph_igQgLwkisb fisted • aloe d well -
laud 411 Beatembar 1MIS
ADO, 10 CAtftritO3F. BOLT 1 HOLMIC8,
erteh es tr
'AL) ABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
S&I.n -The brick residues overlooking
• river and lake formerly oeeepied hr the
o A. NAcliermrtt esti.. Master In Cb•aeery
e of tic must valuable end d serabl• pro-
le, In rows.
Tb• two-storev frame dwells' bones on
nth street immediate') a.'lotstag the Brit•
lichaoge Ilo .-1, at prose•% occupied by
.Andrew Waddell
The dwelling boor and wdfotafag grounds
the O. T. R. aisles. formerly oesapled
the late Jude" Totes.
tees sod ter moot pigment reaaoatde, ap
te OARROW-i PI4OIYDYOO't
701f &bottom. Oodertah.
Wantd
OUiE WANTSDGOOD 00M•
t rtable hoose with 7 or $ rosins and
terrierseony.aNttese. Apply to k. A.
BE t DT. groom! staw•r Boobs.•
cls Co. limited.
ANTED -WE WANT AN x QUAN•
tlty of Batter, ram end torted A
which we will pey the Myleeet O•ab
t batter in psis and >I lb,M,
t% 1a•d
Ilse dairy salt. and deUidb w J.
!MOW. Uoa1loaet.
wet.. t, sins
Tonsorial Artist.
FRITZELY, TONSORIAL ARTIST,
. Hot end cold bathe on sesmbus. flair
ne.sitemporeog asd event other .-.-.-
da`wh..d. 0.e10niMaanw .M
. Dew book next dear 10t�v 1MOM19fE-
Hotel
milli..
ISS RSTTS CHUM.
Graduate aad
SONS
nlatlirand l hair
d♦.tmain,
ti
reekleattalif R.
Atnamastrent cawed! 1
aelgsbalk Lyrist
Most
Neer Kahle. ,loops,
SW MAUHIItIIHOPB-ALL XINDe
et Vaca!( w.t done at
sato.
at
&ants Wanted.
late.
0 T8-" THIP DIST 14711 OF HRR
i have men; wage ifwrms
Artguis Liver
MPA11
GENTS- "S:LONDIES OOLD
Field.." • le vhd0.lile bears
sAlike • �(tt tl�ra
R 1i'1gpK •, Ae1111. tLad
ie.
GENTS-" GL IMPSS8 01 THSvia
MU
sea ' y•.oie-tI�ws� s �.
the thld of kMe a (very
orders. >r
Y.'^meed. �t�o0i[-
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our own Correspondents
(there Is taMa aU., Sere Thea Ceased be
PSsad Aaywbere nue-sews et nae
te.'^yl.•eally reported
Der The ltg.rl.
CARLOW.
(TOO LAT■ roe LAST wale).
OB1TC1aT. --On Thursday. Jan. 27gqk,
death entered lbw home of Alezeuder Itob•
erteon and claimed his eldest dao b'.r,
Clara Elizabeth. Miss Robertson had butt
suffering for five months from an affection
of the luno', and her early death N vary
much regretted by all. Hite wee much a.
Punned in obarob and social circles, her
t o
amiable disposition and many y Christian
graces rendering her • universal favorite.
The funeral took place on Saturday and was
very largely attended. There were a nam•
ber of beautiful floret offering, amongst
wbloh were, • new from the smith's Hill
C. h. twisty whose president she was, •
wreath from the members of her Sabbath
school plass with the words " Dear Teach-
er," and • wreath from W ingh•m friends.
At the does pf hie sermon on Sunday last,
Rev. Mr. Henderson mode • feeling ahusioo
to the deo•aa.d, speaking of her exemplary
life, her seal sod earnestness in the work of
the Lord. This sympathy of the entire
oommnnity goes out to the bereaved fami:y
GODEHICH TOWNSHIP
WZI I L AY, Fee 9.
Beanie Sturdy is home from the Stratford
inelsea•IE Auto
The Mimes MoDoa•ld, ot °edifice. are
visiting at Alf. Tebbutt'e.
Ets•rlsrAINIMINr --Taylor's school house
was crowded to the doors on Friday even -
Ing last The programme 00setetiog o1 din•
tegem, Nr prattle -rad- - by the yoa.g
people of _ notion. and was •o excellent
one, and .eery number was well rendered.
The tolkowing parties also took put. Miss
Godwin maws en iioeli.nt recitation. Songs
were rive by Mrs. Pridham, Mts. Miller,
Misses McDonald and Elliott, and Mr.
Logan, all of whom were heartily ecoored.
The Stanley orchestra furnished some very
t weet mneto. The oommittee wish to ex-
press their hearty thanks to thou Darned
and alio to Mrs. Logan. who so willlnely
and ably "bored the a000mpaim.nts. Ern-
e reoD'e gramophone was oat sad caused oda•
aideroble wawa sat. Altogether, this was
one of the hest entert•tnmentt ever given
is the Winship. Rets. W. Godwin Dion
Mod the teair. Proceed* 22h.
TESTED IN DRESDEN.
's slow Inn. mold ?M AsnM
aemptoeelhall
Feb. 7 -The roper% of the was -
mm el J. M. M.Dewfd, of Wham,
nailed Drafts . w.... webreeed
isteraated t.
Myer ed Nass. Eider, Tao >Wlute sem, fist
iodinated
Me tetra.for Noe bed seely
reef M 11.
emeftwe et was re=
a meow trees
eseeeveted by Mt. Oa not til.
loamy baled _be Mere bhp. be baps seise DowN Lamy
lain este. Mx blew sewems/ his sow
M beatolsa*
day, thuds he DsdK 116w, Pat„
CLINTON.
' Domer Point " was Rev. M r. Milliard's
tett on Sunday events/.
The regular quarterly seryiose of Ontario
8t ohureh were held on Sunday.
The usual soegregation•I meeting ot
Willie (Mundt was held on Wednesday.
The 'Deathly meeting of the Presbyterian
Young people's Mimeo Band was held last
friday.
Miss Gerdes, dressmaker, Hares St., is
on • mouth's visit to hes parrots is Shep-
o:dom.
Rev. Mr. M.Doaarb, • former pastor of
R•ueb•ry St Methodist obarhb, will
000mpy Me old pulpit sect 9aaday, a.m. sad
✓ .at.
A lead et Good Tampl.n weal to the di•-
trte moan al Ashen. os Wedwd•y, of
WS week. a joarosy *tine took • few days
M Complete.
"Jsok" W. EIIICte, of oddestAbsrd.en, bb D•k.,
• former well kaowoddest of Goder
ttoreship, was married • few days sloe to
a Miss Mills, of AbssdeCo.
TM quarter) Sueetal earnest of
BaNsebary St quarterly
Church were held
en 8aad•f 1 these wee n0 aer.lalr ottemss,
lore -MO oxsrsisee taking ths plass thereof.
Mr. Thee Keane; of Simpleton. bad the
index leas( of bis lett head badly Croeh.d
while operating • viola entracte Monday.
The i woo
is Leis
Mrs of tits above t
Thenad
Mr. A. Shrank Me sold till Cemmsrd•1
Hotel, the p/anrser's, belgt Mr. J. Ile -
Cosby. el Birrk, who. we esdeetaad. has
M1 a sold*/ablS .ip01lenes s selerbeg to
Mee 4ovellt.e end thirsty vedette. Ile will
take poss.mlon abseil Marsh BDI1.
A Cad death soured in torn, a Teesdsy,
by the demise of MW Abate Or*iagir,
d•elbWf of Jas. Or•tnwr. Brun-". DDrr
eee.el bad boos ses_ployed la town es a de -
moire. nuts -en Friday lost was in need
Manly bat IOW was laid up with .1OOMek
d la4•mtan11m. hot wbii We lied.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : FEBRUARY 11, 1898.
BLYTH.
ot• 055 and severe type, U pre-
sident Is Blyth as present.
Mr. Wm. Shaw and Mies Grace Shaw, of
poderiob, were the quests of Mr. and bite.
W. J. Fluty on Sunday.
The birthday party on Friday evening in
the Industry hall under the •tuptees of
Trtoity Church Guild was • most enjoyable
affair.
lir. Rabt. Milne has been (wafted to the
house for over • week with an attack of in-
flammation. We are pleased to say that he
le improving.
The special &Ireton in the Methodist
church, Blyth, are increasing in interest.
Hay. Joseph Edge, of Goderlob, was present
and took part Thursday eveoibv.
Sunday last was the 20th ann:cersary of
Trinity obarob, Blyth, on which mouton
Rev, O M. Franklin, of Ripley, 000duotd
service both morning and evening.
Mr. M. A. MoN•ugbtoo, of Mount Iron,
Minnesota, is at present paying • ,4eit to
friends to B yth. Fourteen yawn have
passed since he left Blyth and nine years
L ooe he made has last vidtt.
W INGHAM.
Ott Thured•y of last week Writ. (,ray. of
town, end Dr. Sloan of Myth, left for Tor-
onto, where they will bay part of the party's
outfit kr the Klondike.
1)r. Madosaltt, M. P. left on Monday last
for Ottawa, to attend to his parliamentary
duties. His practice here will be looked
after by his son, I)r. J. R. Maolonald, dur-
ing his absence.
The annual meeting of the County L 0. L..
of North Huron. was held in the Orange
hall.here, on Tuesday last. There was •
good attendance; of members. It was deeid•
ed to hold the 12th of J.ly oelebrntbo at
Bly tb.
On Friday evrni.g last, Master Charley
B*11, son of Thos Bell, was at Thos. Dodd'*
butcher shop, where the sausage machine
was in motion. Charlie, in some way, got
his fingers in the Dome and bad them badly
°rushed.
--De..i.-S1 Jresso -ire-• bemems has alma
lays • large egg every other day, and has
eine that measures 6jt x 8 inches. Re has
several more •boat as large. Dr. says, he
thinks bo will go lute the chicken business
0o a large stale.
This weeks storm has easily been the
worst of the ressoo, the wind, snow and
frost, oembtad, making things vuy annum•
tenable, as they bad not done for many •
day. The trams were s little late, and busi-
n ess was very much interfered with in eon -
sequence of the storm.
BRUSSELS.
Melville
ohursh Sabbath aobool animal
entert•Loment was held at Monday even -
tog.
Th. windstorm of Int week brought
down the old eleotrto lamp and rope •ttasb-
mens on the corner of Turnberry and
Thomas strum.
Interesting ted instructive sermons were
preached by Rev. Mr. Lowe, of Winghsm,
In St. John's ohureh lest Sab°tb. Mlseloas
was the theme. Rev. Mr. Abey was at
W Ingham.
Rev. R Paul took Rev. D. B. Meltae'@
work but Sabbath at Crenbre.1 and Ethel.
Rev. D. Pelle, of Wingb•m, occupied the
pulpit of ".i,ible Unroll on Sunday. Rev,
Mr. Rices tt as at W Ingham.
Leat Sabbath the quarterly eemmaatoo
services were held in the Brussels Metho-
dist church. sacrament after the musing
aermos, and fellowship meeting at the close
of the. regular eervlee la the sweats,.
Hoax DEA). -Last week, P. Sena Mad -
.d bin wise peeing horse, " Raiser," from
Wary, oe.iug 4 years of age, with • re-
gard ef 1.21 tor • half mile, be Geo. Cil...
of W4gbwm, ter a 6 year old mare said •
hone oolt
Owing to the storm end drifted 0p ega-
dittos of the strew, Rev. R. J. Trelli•se'.
loners en "lay 8.," ennoane•d for Mon-
day evasion. was called offThe revered
iteatl•m•a rotund to Braattord a Tues-
day Ierianon.
At the anneal meeting d Brussels I)rlv-
Mg Park Asoatiou, last F riday arming,
at the Am•rtu•s Hetet. the ell beard of
dtreaters was re-eNetd, with the sxsei
Mu of Wm. Blashntu
l. who 10 e..dd
Rtebard W1111•me.
SEAFORTH.
W. R. Saint's Utile girl. who was pros-
trated with diphtheria is reovoring wisely.
Seaforth will etre have one of the Bean
s of any tows of IM.lse West of
.eto.
Jso. Mollintr. M. P., Ids os Tasod•y
•ftera•oa for Oteaw•, to be present at the
poses of P•rli•tseot.
The saws triode of Mayor 8s.ss are
pleased to leant that ha is improving si-
Medgb tttiU .enfisod to ltd.
Jobs leans, el Wisslp.g, Mas., arrived
1a Mere Tuesday evening. •.d will sped •
law weeks et his home t. tows.
TM (Ar4tiwa llatlewver ef the Presby-
terian shunt', held • meelwol and literary
osterteMelest es Wela•eday mane. Feb.
Ellis. 11� _ _
d•a tZee,~ here be bee s•osred
far Livsrpas ,
as Leafiest pedalos with a largo knitter,
there.
a• wise muuMss et the Chr8Hwn Its.
deweerees, Wow* Lwow mod eesday
Maw
dY5sad PrabyMelor� w.M�nbbee Wo tows.
will be held es Tomalley arse f. F•►, 18.
The .e tley will be addreoe.d by the
Oddly OhrM1.s l;rlssvesr peeide0.
EXETER.
Quonset i m.ol�i�l.r♦ing were -isS1Set-
sd s Me Ii.tb.uw .heslMe Is saws last
SaSdtty.
The wowed elaaefe sallow leo leen
the • Awn el shied .I Ovesd Heed M trade. et
The yaw is Mas-ot. WetM/M
sham► feet W.M.dq wee toady well at -
ad • plasma, time was• epee* by
ell rem%
AtMer the area
el mosemay
tbriebd Mari 0. owl
r • en d A.
*eg1 ale ewes the some
M
Cha TrMq meshes last, two remise toss
Mete Medi lbs a the risaWes rek esu
b.Aw«s 0. %.Men ..l G. A. Jewgtee.
J. Webers Tha
.nether Imeerms A. ,I
beidwis were teas,IYlma wieente k
the lMmlee, mod A. Weliforkis No Nato
nenAssiber el the wise el esesseblite ekes
Mss
by Ike waked ass. leek
se liViiny
leek TIN seese was
nesepresitsrisl
f►hslbt i Li
.%trgmsMe aerie No she semllrs.
itepullbr R wee ► SeeNsslj cwt
DUNLOP.
MONDAY, Feb. 7.
Mr. and Mra. Chu. Lee, of Ooderteb,
were transient visitors here, Friday of last
week.
AT OrrAwa.-Miss Lawton" formerly
teacher here, is now attending the Normal
school In that oily.
Miss May McQo•rrie, of Bay City, has
resigned her position sad goes this week via
Ohmage to Rat Ports"to take obarge of
her brother's hoaeebol
Several former residents, of Manitoba,
lately down trom the Proviaee, say the
weather of the 31st. and 3rd lost., beat see
they saw there. The wind here knocks the
*now hard, and carries humanity off loco•
motion far ahead of windburns they bad
seen In the Prairie Provmoe.
SAD B.Rl.VIMINT -ln 000neotion with
the death of Mrs. Ales. McQu•rrie, at Nor-
man, winnowed in last Issue, Dews he*
been received by her sister in law, Mrs. D.
Lawson. The deesalesd motto was • great
oharoh worker and very popular, leaves •
husband •od three ohilJven to mourn Der
departure, and a largo circle of friends who
will miss her kindly greeting Votes of
ooudolenoe were pegged to Mr. McQu•rrie
by the town aoanot) and school board of
Rat Portage, on his logs, he being • mambos
of sash body. The oongregatlon of the Nor.
man Presbyterian ohureh tendered him •
vote of sympathy, signed oo their behalf by
their pastor, Rev. J L. Small, bed the
L•dtes Aid, in memoriam hues, *peak of
her work amoogst them, the energy and
will she had to adva•oe the objects •f the
stately, which, just at the opening of an-
other year *111 miss her fur ever. They ace
the end of • noble life of • true faithful
worker for the advansement of the Master's
Kingdom.
KINGebBRIDGE.
• Tueitfitiiiii.8.
FzeuvARY Wspun:G.-One of those hap.
py nuptial events whioh create • sensation
in any neighborhood, whereto both young
and old seem to be interested, took Owe on
Tuesday morning, •t the Pariah oharoh, at
Ktogebrtege the contrastingparties being
Mss T1Thn. the u fer`oTTL7lili
Jolt* Sullive, and Michael Connors • most
estimable young gentlemen from the neigh
borhood. The bride, who is • general fav-
orite with e'erybody, was dressed in •
h andsome garnet velvet dress with flowing
(roils - end was given away at Hymen's altar
by lex brother, Jeremiah Sullivan. 'the
bride looked sweetly pray, end was at-
tended by the groom's 'lister, Miss Kate,
and four of her nephew's and nieces. Im-
mediately after the osremony, the bridal
party returned to the old homestead and
partook of • sumptuous breakfast, where
the health and prcepertty of the newly mar-
ried pair was drosk in rood old fashioned
style by the •trembled friends sad guests,
numbering about 100 person,. The Gero-
mony at the church was witnessed by •
luge numb'r of neighbors and friends, and
the nuptial knot was tied by Key. Father
Dioksoo, priest ot the perish. On intermit
the esored edifice the wedding march was
played by the organist, Miss Noble. The
happy pair left the same livening ft.r an ea
Leaded trip to London and other plume,
end luny were the good wishes and happy
000gr•tul•tioos for the welfare of the hand-
some maple as they left for their honey-
moon trip. The wedding presents were
handsome and useful, prominent among
whioh were two cheeks from the brothers
away from home, one ter $50, and the other
for 520.
LEEBURN.
TassoAY, F b 8th.
Willie Liekl•ter, who we noted was a
student •t The Model Farm. was very sec
ewfel eft the resat exams hell there.
Gose ro anemone -Miss Tina Gordon,
of 8hepp•rdbon, well knewa here. has m-
ored • .obool m Maskok•, and leaves In a
few days' to undertake Ire duties. The
yoaog lady's triende bore wish her every
mosses in bar undertaking.
The Weems& Auxiliary Misdaary So-
ciety, will be •e the resident's of Mr. A. H.
Clasen. Mr the parpoa0 of ..keg olothiag
for tbe.Isdl•a 1[Issleae of the Presbyterian
einrob is the Northwest, a Wednesday
et next wok, promotion to e•mmesm at
2 r.N. sharp. Weather favorable, It te ex
psoted to sin • large turnout of the mew
be re.
Oar
maMaimade se exaUwt
au .
ral,' •k thms e par* thew is Od•rw
WS week eessibite • Wry %sober el
pilon OW el Il bid' sheers Job. Were
molter( 11 plate i Nereid J1154 s. 8 e1
al 9 entries i Tresk WHIM 4 es el 71
estow, 6 ma of 9 1 James Mk, I
peel 1I T�
eta PIN. barter. et 5w L.dobs..
IS eek el is I Dr. &sett took whim es •U
the Wide bro whMtesi i W. Irws aeoh.4
ROB ROY.
TI•s,DAT, Jan. 25th.
Mr. John Williams, our weft -known hun-
ter, has puroh•sed • thorough -bred bound.
John's many friends wish him suooees in
his •dveetore.
Mrs. W. S Mooney and children. of
Waw•nesa, Manitoba, are visiting friends
is this vloibily.
Mrs. Wm. Jones has been very ill the
past week. Her many friends hope for a
speedy rsoovety.
DUNGANNON.
St-rms.-The local agency in Dungannon
for Tee 8tety.t. is at the office ef J. O. Ware,
J. P., conveyancer. go. who will receive or-
ders for st.bsonptloes. advertising and Job-
werk, and is authorized to give receipts for
amounts paid fru the earn..
J. W. CUMBER..AND, CARRIAGE
and waggon mater. having purchased
the stock. lumber, and plant, from Stephen
8tothers. is now pre axed to fill orders for
carriages, waggon*. beagles and any article
usually made lsa a carriage shop, tb.t fee
tete-t design, reaaouable prioe, and solid
workmanship. oanoot be beaten in Ontario.
Paint ng in the latent atyle and beat work-
manship, attended to. J. W. C., has bad eon-
s' lerable experie' ce, he therefore solicits Ole
patronage of the farming commultysod all
who may sant work in hs nue, will find him
at the stand formerly occupied by Stephen
Stetter,, Dungannon.
IrisDAT, Feb. 8.
8Ess8ON or MUNICIPAL COUNCIL -The
municipal fathers of the municipality of
West SV•wanoeb, will meet In the towa-
ship hall. on Monday, Feb. 14th inst. All
eoseerued will govern themselves wording.
ly.
Coaagcrlow.-Io Huron notes, of Janu-
ary 22tb, tame of Seatorth Expositor, we
aotioed as error, viz , that J. W. Comber -
hied, of Listowel. has sommenoed • carriage
and waggon business 1. .Winghteethed
am, th...-."..
ALMoer CONVALMC511'L-We, along wits
the numerous friends of John Blank, sr., of
Ashfield, are pleased to know that he is
nicely hoovering from a protracted illness,
with which he has been affltotea, and is
able to be around once more.
Aasv.,L Tee Mirrrte�a'°`-"' 6i- •oinel te
meeting, whioh was to be held under the
saspioes of the oongregatton of the Epuoo•
paling oharoh here, on last Wednesday, the
2nd., in consequent), of the severs storm on
that eight, wee poetpeeed until Wednes-
day, the 16th. Tea will Ed served in the
Orange hall, and speaking in the oburob.
PROVINCIAL ELECTION Norex. - We
notIDe in last week's issue of the StneAL,
that • poblio meeting to lite interest of
Mr. °arrow, the Reform candidate for
West Hero°, will be hell at Dungannon,
on Monday. Feb. 14th, to oommenoe at
2 30 P. r. Polities, therefore, for the ensu-
ing three weeks. will be. in press, acid out
of it, in the •*pendent.
COLD WAY' -On Tuesday and Wednes-
day, of los week,. the *oldest wave ot the
season thus far, palmed over this district.
It was pronounced to 9e the severest and
most intense cold and storm for many years
past. Business to its various department]
was unusually quiet. Those who were
pleased to predict • mild winter, may now
take • track seat. February in point of
weather, was ushered in by • very lion like
form.
NorneuI.-Weddiog belle chimed with
good result on Wednesday evening of last
week, (although the weather then, was an-
nually rough and Itormy.) A pleasant
event took place at the residence of Hamil-
ton Smith of West Wewasosb, It being
the marriage of his y mnagest daughter. Re -
bow. to Geo. Caldwell, of West Wawa -
nosh. Rey. R Fairbairn B. A., perform-
ed the rite. of marriage, in the promos of
some relatives and invited gaeste. We wish
the newly wedded ooept*, a happy, lona,
and prwp.roua voyage, over the mea of m0-
trttttoay.
Curio Bows -On the 26th alt., • very
interesting end happy event tock plass at
the rondos.* of our fervor toonseso.
Houry� Rollo, at Wisdoms. viten hie
d•.ghter, Mary E., was married es Freak
h s the propose •f retains and
brigade. The yeasg couple were the only -
lents of many presents, as the bride when
• resident bare was • gnarl t•vorite. Year
merlin and • large sink of Moeda bei., ex-
tend to them best - *lies for • happy
futon.
(goo ' aesl sin Lasr Im:.j
Amidst %be heavy swereterm a lles)l•y
attsreoes, • Large .0801801 of neighbors,
trloeda, and relatives, gathered at the ren-
des/es of the late Jobs Horton, to pay their
last mark of respeel to their 1.1. friend
The mike, on covered with wreaths of
levees frees relatives, .ad the 0. S 8.
The paster of the Presbyteries 06wreb, R.N.
Jame Hwlltga, o.adoeted the funeral
servos, asdstd by RA. Jo A. Acidic -
ems, B. A.. of Kos Miura, dolma*. At
the slew el ted earyios, ted rosa•es were
worried to tote beams by hie fear broths.i,
Jamas. of this Masa. Joseph sad Suess, of
Kerry O. el Tarots, Jssas
Wsm.ett, .t Nile, asd Jess* (leek. of
pf,plsos. hind Moses to Pim/view estrOary,
Oslbsr... •se oeadg.od M bis last onto
Moog relatives Irma outside Moose
MooseSI Mr. Mn. Jobe 11�y�..gga.,, d We-
imer; A. OebsllaSos, of Helmonillet Mrs.
Orirb, d Malan ) r. wed Mrs. O. H.
('Buttes, d Stratford. Alen Aria Metes
spike bed jest rotund teem • Mx memos
whit is M.akobe.
D. M°GILLIC UDD Y , EDITOR.
1THE POLITICAL BATTLE.
Mr. Garrow meets the Electors
Reports or Meatuses wbleb be bas •tread•
ed-TheCandidate presents ■i.
Claims ler re-sleeU.a-The
Lege prions aro good,
CARLOW.
AMEETING was held at Carlow on
Thursday evening in, the. interests of Mr.
Harrow. The weather was extremely
stormy and the roads very much dritted,
but, notwithstanding this, • fair turn out
of the eleotore of the dhstrlot appeared.
Capt. Young was appointed chairman. and
a very exb.aetis. address *N "Wee -WA
by Mr. (Arrow, dealing with the pubiso
issues of rho day. He was followed by
Mr. Proudfoot, who dealt with the finan-
cial position. The electors, It la quite
ertdent, aro satisfied that the country has
bee. well governed for the putt twenty•
sive years and Carlow may be relied on to
give a good amount of itself so far u Lib•
e rotism is oonoerned, on tho 1st of .March.
BEN MILLER.
On Friday evening a meeting in the in-
terests of Mr. Ostrow, Liberal omdidate,
was held at Benmiller. Mr. Hill was eleot-
edohairman. The meeting was •ddrsesed
by Mr. Proudfoot. He dealt with the
financial position of the country, the Suc-
cession Duty Aot and the County Councils
Ant. • Mr. -Narrow, aoaromtagJorwud,'h1.11
well reoeived. He fully and exhaustively
discussed the matters at present agitating
the public mind. The electors, who were
present in considerable numbers, seemed
perfectly satisfied with the position of
matters and of their member's aotiow in
sftte ,sten - 1t-te Liber --
alum still ranks first with the good people
of Benmtller and vicinity.
PORT ALBERT.
The address delivered by Mr. Garrow,
the Liberal oandid•te, at Port Albert,
Saturday evening last, eau one of the best
ever given in the. village, and was very
favorably received by the large audience
that greeted him on the omission. He open •
ed by stating that on two former occasions
be had come before them as a oandidate for
Legislative honor*, and on each of these he
had been ■uooeestal in uuteining the confi-
dence of the electors. Now, with an add-
ed experitao..s•id a record whioh rte eau
not afraid to place before the electors. He
again appealed to them for their support,
•ted believed that in the light of his record
in House sod in oommtttee, he would get It.
He dealt with the financial and eduo•tion-
al questions in a highly interesting and ib
e motive' manner, compelling the rapt at-
tention of the audience, and closed with
the Bomber piggery, whioh he al awed to
be • question not oreditsble to the Oppo-
sition from a parliamentary or any other
standpoint. The meeting was presided over
by W. T. Pillow, in • highly setlafsotory
manner, and cloud with (Wears for the
Queen, and the Liberal candidate.
Readies !Mise -The nave, •sd oblig
Ing farrier, of Her Majesty's Royal Mall,
plying daily between Luoknow and Gods -
rich, outset he boo highly praised and sem-
mended for kis energy and good pluck in
keepisq regular Mps, and Limwt up to reg-
ular time anneals, aotw(tb.tending the very
■ erely weather and wntehdly bad 000dl-
es' of the roads. Tem deserves the thanks
of the traveling oommen! ty. The proprie-
tor. Adam Thompson, may feel proud of
Nm, as be is the right man la the right
plaits. especial)] so, In and during stormy
weather and almost% impassable road., be
bevieg made ►ls regel•r trips without an
laterraptlos, wbleb we presume 10 owleg be
kis otreag sorry and rood peek.
DIPAILTOu Or A 1 OUT* IN Tal YLooa
er Lin. -Ws deeply regret to Myo to
ohrssion the early dovartsre of William,
the youngest child and ewe se of Joao
M•lloagb, Asbfleid, whish sad event took
pleas at his mildews ea Friday evesfag,
sod 11 years, 8 mouths and 6 days. Tse
dee.awd had boos delicate for some time
from the effect of measles, widget* he bad
eases Mae age, and finally .aseamhel from
an attars of diphtheria wbIab resulted so
madly. His remains were taterred la
Daog sae esmoe.ry an Moday •ygasg.
Rev. R. Fsirb•Ira sesdested eh. obsequies
la the preemies of • tarp sampan, .1..r-
rewing triode sad nittre. Meson Jas.
Williams, asd Robert Misery, Jas. sad
Robert sad Rd. Cesar, were the
pall bearers. The bereaved paresis ted
feu meters, Mee, as was sussed by the
larye tonnage to .N.ad•nes at the f.aeral,
deep sympathy Is the h•reavemgat et their
Daly sea sad brother. HM pkame s the
family allele will he sadly vases* by bolag
alas Ilse a amebae
The Mistletoe el Jessie. lies fixed the trial
el Mrs. Mon•mss for the Nay Amba%
whish will be bell by Join Rebelling.
Misers r.t..Yy taws the 8Medlb state
*kat Ad.w.tea/wt Weigh w tweed peed.
Inewt SOOi prows. OthoOthersedw*ANNA Sive erases s to aimlesssod penes peels M
hirds
W. LrMF and Ma. UeIdw•a el pseudo ems be slaw the Tease sunnily
Osesteeee.111. liplike. widest see yeses previ ilea.
KINTAIL.
Ti •-IDAY, Feb. 8.
John Styles int three valuable sheep out
of a look of twelve, by the tallier over of
• straw .task daring the late storm.
The mail worries between Kino•rdloe and
Rusted was oompl.Nly demoralized daring
abs storm of last week. Nothing re•.ked
here trom the North for four day., and the
sage for Oodeneb was delayed three day..
On Saturday, the breaking of reads was the
order of the day along the .ben, and by
neon • passable road was made for team..
On moot of the sono•esien road@ the snow
is level with the Tenon, and all %raffia is
through the gelds.
COMING AND GOING.
Ed Munroe spot Sunday in Milton.
O. H. Smltb, of Buffalo, spent Sunday in
God.rlob.
F. H. Dickson, of Exeter, was in tetra's
Th urad•y. w
T. J. Berry, of Heosail, visited Ooderieb
last week.
Jas. Bush, of Sarnia, was in town during
the past week.
Mr.. Pinaney, of Seeforth, was to Gods
slob, this week.
D. Cantelon, of Clinton, visited the Co.
town lase week.
F. W. Gladman, of Exeter, was in the oo.
bowo on Tuesday.
F. Holmested, barrister of Seaforth, was
in town this Reek.
M. O. Johnston made • huslnees visit to
Torouto this week.
Mrs. F, Jordon returned last week from
I1W Moptreel vtsih,__-_____
J. E. McI)ooell, of Sewall, was to 0.4.
erlob the pest week.
J. F. Berry, of Luoknow, was visiting i,
towu on Wednesday.
-3a.. Soott, barrister, of Clinton. was In
Goderioh, last week. ---=--_---_.___--
D -eve Gledhill, of Ehoardlse, wed In
Goderich on Tuesday.
A S. Maogrevor, of Grand Rapids, Mlok.,
was in town last Saturday.
A. L. Dickson. barrister of Blyth, was in
the co. town on Wednesday.
tire. Jas. Weir, of Ssfortb, was visiting
to Oodertoh, Tuesday at this week.
Miss Louise Gib.on was last week the
guest of Mrs Wm. Moir, Hearten,
Mies Annie M&Quarrie, of Blyth, a visit.
tng Mee. Colin Campbell, West street.
Mia. R. 0. Reynolds, end Miss Huskier .
lett Saturday for Detroit on a lengthy visit.
Mrs. Holt and son Terence, lett oo Wed-
nesday on • visit to relatives in the Queen
city.
Misses Maud C.xok and Mable Tuesley
visited Goderiab friends on Monday. -New-
--
Contractor
Newr---_-Contr•otor Clumsy, of Stratford, who was
to town on • business visit, left tor home on
Saturday.
K. B. Campbell, of Luoknow, was In
Huron's county town, on Wednesday of
this week.
Mr J T. ()arrow, Ooderiob, spent •
oouple of days of this week in Clinton. -
News Record.
Misses M. Campbell, and Ciara Sharman,
returned lamb week from the Toronto Con-
servatory of Mute.
Wm. Marlton returned from Owes Sound,
where he had been on • business visit for
two weeks, on Wednred.y
Rev. Mark Turnbull returned from Nor•
wich, when he 000duoted service the pre -
min Sunday; en. Thursday. .
Jno. MoKendriok, of Galt, was in town
the past week, visiting at the r.fdenoe of
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wilkinson.
Manager Saunders, of the Organ Company
-w'ho was in Montreal and other points net
on • business trip, returned home a Bear -
day.
Mr. and Mn. F. J. Pridham, Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Acheson, W. Mitchell and G. U.
Bleak, Gnderloh, visited Canton this week.
-News•Reeord.
Alex. Chrystal was In Owen Sound the
pest week, ex•minier a boiler and .,.rine,
that Is proposed to he put in the dredge.
Aleft, says the *old up that way was in-
tense.
E Downing spent two or three days la
town this week. I■ mower to • question,
u to whether he intended bo mak. • long
stay in Stratford, his eyes warned a merry
twinkle, as h. answered, " I da'b know."
AN Amanita) Boy -Kenneth McDonald
is .pending a few weeks visiting his parents
and the anon of h1s youth, alter an
themes of 17 years. Fortune bas smiled
epos him a Ida adopted home in Oolert is,
where he awns oonsider•ble real estate and
• snag bask aoaoint. Previous to leaving,
be was lad.btd to several porous around
here and now he has told 6 11. ndebtedness
l• fall with interest at 6%. In meat canes
the •meas% paid for interest was larger thous
the prts.lpls, thee showing by his onion,
hie boost, towards these who bad trussed
h im when Mmes were against biro years age
when be bought °Otte 1• this lMlrt- Nis
example might be followed by wimp, twilit
find bbemesives la similar J. -sl, but
forget all about the or.diteeetby Mw. loft
babied.
Two Van tel Hua. -Trod Prldb ne
sod Tens Clerk Mltebell, of U.dirleb, mese
dews T.wl•y, te look ever the (stns .4 the
U. F...Etoad slalom es
ow .d.laga to Mr.
D.bnrty sod CL.1e gesoreNy. stud. is W
reit eempasy. hies that She Manger Tows
soma peape.e to de great tbilp le wens
the mm5edol.ee el the Doherty Org•.
within Its halts. A ample et the
seine optimist, ethew getidn s, ��es
re
the isteru.te of their sews are essewMd.
Tbe sew elevator l •s • ewed toes, world
they. and by • od by the balk el tie
ca
.worrying mule trees ort William MI pas
through their pest. Speed the Ly. -New..
•e.,s4.
Our old friend, Thomas O'Rielly, I new
living In hie new house on the 981 nos. The
banding 1. • handsome two storey brisk
willies with •11 the seders lmprevemgat.,
bath seem, wash room, Do, sad is hand-
somely famished. II las taken our old
frtnd some rears to •000mplktb hie pur-
pose, that of handiest for himself a heave
that le • await to the uolgbberbeed t MO
es he M • Inas wise NAVIN does things by
helves. be 1s sew the prgMMss of ems of
the asset houses In the township. Os Frf-
day aoxt. tbere b to be • how-w.rmbsg,
whoa see of Ida Moods will assemble bo
reiefee with Moods lfm In his new radiates, whoa
'seg end sentiment will be the order of the
weenies.
r he's Thames O'Rielly,
That they speak of so highly,
That lives la the hones by tGreek."
W. C. T. U. -TM W. O. T. U. will
meet se Tuesday awesome at 3 e a..k.
Rupia, ted oe�ssristles of • " Loyal Tom -
parasol L fifes " Al 2148 r. N. ses4lbenes
d Geos -of detkeg, paper, menismM bi-
bles. by oes-beet. or ether MtwsulM el •
Mlpfet e1•reMer will be bb••kldly podved
ter the W. 0. T. U. work mese the la..
bermes is the Mertes lliArtet.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
Wednesday week is Ash Wednesday.
Parer than Klondike gold :-Rin'* Pare
Salt.
Harry Sturdy ie r•oovering from • severe
illness.
The snow -ploughs did good work last
Friday.
The band played • nice selection at the
rink lash Friday sussing.
The Organ Co shipped twenty organ to
Me Motherland this week.
The W. O. T. U. will hold • meeting self
Tuesday, the 16th, February.
A welt known `eatlea.an treated the
Northern team se bivalves last Friday.
Regular egavooatton of Hams chapter.
No. 30, R. A. M soil Tuesday evening.
Molise/1'e hew en Seat street le shingled
sod considerable of the inside work is fin-
ished.
Our loeal minstrels have tuned ap and
the lied men will he heard within tore
weeks.
Peter Verona, we are pleased to be able
to state, m likely to be wound again in is
few days.
They will be hero. The new wogs, bed
sow token, the giant drum majors, sad the
yellow kids.
A leash*/ iron the centre of Gderlob
loveably, mow makes weekly Maroon. te
town on .owsbees.
The de/ raise la oos.eeties with list
Oolestob Wieser O•rulval, will take pleas
le•week or tea days.
De * are bolsi mend ler the wowed pert
d 11e Wigan Oardvl, sad it Is maid that
the (sees will be the fondue a rood.
W. Marlton. will .herely) mak. • mart
redwing the dredge " ArNldt." sad win
partly rebuild the bag " Onea.s' .he glv-
Lg • smasher of nes seeptoymeet.
If the lee is geed there will be • be.key
etateb on th. West Orme risk this Friday
seeing. A. the game will be she beet d
the mama, the her sleeld be well pore,
abed.
AS the ...t55 el /M HerWalt.re aseiuty
s the (,eaot Rase4
, noxi Tber..y, 1ST i7
Ise. i the osbjesa ter diaesedes will MIM
"Vag W.MM Grades. " with Jen Mildews
se leader.