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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : OCTOBER 10t, 1901.
D. M1GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
THE WEEKLY MAIiP t REPORT
ODDOhon, Oot. 9 1101.
Fell W beat O 64 to 61
Flour. hent. seat... ••.._9 550 to 11 301
Flour.
Snort�ba..- -, -. 1100 colo 00
hurtle too sees.-.-, 15 00 0016 00
t nings, per owi 1 00 w 1 00
Hla tier bash.... 6 M w 20
Hue. 11 bus. Per b•ih r
Cela bask ....,.,.,,.. 33 to t3
Peso' bush.- •.�,.......... r60 00 64
Harter. per bwi 36 to 10
flay. 1 ton 1 00 tot 00
Potatoes. 9 bush.. mew l0 te 40
Sutter. _...�.......-. 11 to 15
O4.... Dee Ib
SMRs fresh unpacked. • dee13 to 13
Weed _............ t6 to 00
Hliee...........-..r __. _. •sees 260 le 005
felts - -. L6 t 25
1,Ive Hoes 5 to 26
Dressed HMR* 00 to 15
Baoon.......... »_. �.,....._..- I2 to 16
Ilam. per Ib..... 13 to 11
Lard, per Ib. 03 to 10
Drowsed Hear fon quarter 00 to OD
Dressed Beet. hind 75 to 50
Cottle, lop�ort .•..
Ordinary 00 to 50
t3ltuations Vacant•
BOY S%ANTED.-'10 LSAI.It1 THS
prlsting trade. Ap$i at Rtereu. moe.
(`t 001) UKNIKAL SERVANT. ONE
Ur that can no elide cooking. Gond warm
riven to the right person. Apply to M �t00.A
M(•OAW. Ht. Vleoent.0.
G001) UIKL WANTED IN THE KIT.
ab. at the ()olborne House APPI?
wMltd ORO. BUXTON.
W anted.
c
D(10111KR WANIED.-A Young lady
lb W ebloir room or board wooed do well
to aPpy et this omen. Also a house to rent or
for.. a oo Kem street. tt
Music.
H< K. JORDAN
Teacher of piano, omen* and cornet.
etudlo corner of II►sriltou scree
Square.
d
MIST COLBORNE,
Tesober of Fletcher mimic method. w111 re-
eelve pupils at her studio. above Mr. Naftal's
inserts* om00, 06301111 09 street. For Infer•
mal coo apply either at studio a at u•tldeece
St. Pel note • street.
BYLAW NO.9, OF 1901. AROUND TOWN
OF THE 'TOWN OF GODE;horiise th.Tlo,- aouaosd of Christopher U. Ceebb andmMies
COUNTY OF' Hl)KON, '
Malyine Amend• I)'an, both •[ COIo•go
Tho welding took pleas at Toledo, Obio,
on Tuesday last. The groom le wo:l known
here u en old Ooderloh boy.
A GtroD HsALrit Klu'uun -There were
four deaths la Goderloh d.riore August sod
September. two In each month. and • re•
msrksbls foot In that sot ons tf them war
the result of coy preventable owes. Oae
of the drowsed persons war ninety co•
years of aqe and soother eighty flys. 1.
there another town of chi size of Uoderloh
In Ontario that oan present so gool • reooed!
VIITo•IA 9T. MAcluns 0ht0r -Jame. H.
Job0stua hu taken over the machine shop
.od factory of the late D. K. Sheehan and
will oodduot the business le all ite hoes.
The new proprietor worked with the I.te
Mr. Straohan for a number of years and ls
lamlltar with the various lines of work
«blob he earned o>. His s.00uneemeet
will b•f000d le our advertising oedemas
We bespeak for Mr. Johnstone continuos
of the patronage whloh his predecessor 1e
oohed.
WAKNINI, TO M1',u•oow MATCH.,--Publlo
Eobocl lupeeter 1'earceof Waterloo oouoty
states that he has l000d In that ooaotry
several ptaote of the fly mushroom (Amanita
Muscaria) and of the deadly mushroom
(Amanita Phalloldei), Both are ideation'
is •ppeerance above ground with the edible
vanities, the only d�Her.noe being the prise
eeoe of the poison one -a bulb •t the bees
of the root, several mobee below the earfaol.
+,Mushroom hooter. lboeld ne careful to die
Oluguish these from the regular mushrooms.
IT etoutit BRNERTT HURON, Ta, --Th•
Port E gin Time, uys : It would seem se
H the Brace Peninsula war e0trnog on •
new stags of development. The Manitoulin
Island and North 6bore Railway from
T.b.rreo ay to WI•rino will open up the
wintry and brine the people Foto close
tosoh with older Ootarto and New Uutsrio
as well. The people on thl. side of Lake
Heron should m.ke • streoaoue elfert to
have the road ex ended to Uoderloh and
thus have now Industrial lite mlused into
these towns end the whole West Ri ltog of
Brace.
W, IJLENN CAMPBELL.
Organist and musical director of North -et.
Methodist chnrob. and towner of pianoforte,
pippe. organ and theory. w111 be pleased w re.
oe{ve pupils. Instruction given either at
studio or at pupil's home, a less red Tt-de)
at gmereoo a uelo Store,
For Sale.
pyuotraation .t the said 'Town to burrow the bum .
Slo,i °, and to Ind the same to a Hotel Company
fur the erection and estaW,.hment at the ,aid
lbw,, da Hotel to accunlmalate what are called
bummer gees!.
WNeatAS a licati0n tar. leen made 10 the Muni-
cipal Council of the .ad Town Ly one, William I1'.
5 h, stating %het he ami hi. assocuues are prepp+rel
to erect and carry ata summer hotel in the said 'row.,
large enough w accowrw.date not k.. than two haw
.lied uests, and to Lew onntructel to to Le suitable
fur fmailles In winter, ant t., Le ready 1. , the
Immer season of the yea. loos, pruvidua the said
I own will Ind him or theca the sum d 310,001, lot a
period d ten yean without interest, and will also
give rseissi.a d lace* (except .nlw4,l tax) upon i n
provements.
ANo *Nita[.* the said town is situated upon the
Eastern shore of lake Huro, in a sitwtiunl favorable
for the development of hat is cum ly known
as a summer re. wt ndw such development would
materially enhance the value or property in the said
Town and its vicinity, aryl it is considered desirable
by the sad Council to comply with the sail r p st f..'
a loan, pal the additional particulars and corolntion.
hereuufter at forth.
ANL wHtNSAs it i. the ilntroitwl, if tht. b'.lew 1`
prised Ly the ratepayers, to apply f r • eecial A., ..0
the Legislature d the Provir ce u( Ontario, validating
the *aw , and that until such vddalio,, no action will
be taken hereutder.
AND wuasa*s n will Le necessary for the purp...e-
aforeytd to raise I.y way of loan the sail m .4
$ao 000, upon the security d ,he debentures d the
ai.i the Corporation d the "%'own d Goderiril.
Ann WHe.*A. the aunt of the w1N,le rateable
utmeny of the .a.l Mo. icipality, according to the
1.4 tevned and equalirtd assessment roll, is 1he sum
of 31,1yy,toe.
Aso wNEatAs the amount d the existing del ti
turedelt d the sad Munic.pahty is now the sum of
$.75,.,0.6,. and nu principal or interest 1s iso arrear.
ANo ..utas 1he twat mount 'd the debt
intended to be created by thi. by -lar for the purposes
aforesaid. is the said sum of 110..4.0.
Aso %Veleta, the total amount required to be
raised annually by special rale Mon the taxable
po°pesty within the sail Muni. iplity, (or paying saw -A
w deft,/ and interest, are the several .0 . Irrean-
After speeilled and directed w le lr.ird annually
dung the len years n».t after the pa.ang. of this
Ly -law, for the repaymnent d the prinelpal awl Interest.
r. He IT rNEarr.et 1NA1TK,, WId Il 1: hereby
enacted Ly the Municipal Coun. it of the . ori the
Corporative of the Town d (ioderich, that it shall 1m
law(W fr the Mayer see Trawrer, (the tune
bring, of the sad 'I -own, to borrow from any person or
corporation willing to lend the 4.te, the sad sum of
$,.,un, fon the pr. pow rr lending the same to the
per..* or persons, w Corporate body, as the ease
n ay le, who .tall undertake the erecttoa and e.tab-
li.hment d the said Hotel, upon the co ditions here•
Inner ea{re.sec, and -to issue tMnfor ah. debentures
of the sail Corpratiol d the Town d Gakrich fw
. on. of POI 1e.. than jun each, with coupon attached,
for the payment d %merest, wh:b sand debenture
shall Le signed by the Mayor .rd Treasurer of the
yid 'I.,.., arol sealed with the Corpond upon the
the lender shall pay the Mosey
0urlty w the sod de4enteres unto the d.alwh or
teensy d the bank of Montreal, ,a the said Town of
(Maestri, w (be specie cued
(;.Jrnch, and the same Jsall Le paralk .mat only.up on
the jwnt cheque 0. i,egates d the 1 tM apo
a,ol Treasurer and shall be eeclasively applied (,r the
purpose, a(onnd.
s. AnL for the re payment of the said sum of
3,0,000, end interest thereon at the n e d four
cent. per annum, there shall be ssessed and levid
u er and hove all other rete. and uses Span the
whole uxahk property within the aid Municipality,
during each ami every year for Ib. sajd period of ten
year. next after the passing of this byylaw, and the
..nermanon thereof Ly the yid the Legislative
Assembly of the Pet's -ince of Ontario, the folio. ing
PLANING MILT. FOR SALE. -- ONK
of the oldest established In Western Ou
'arlo, Solid new brick, teeently rebuil.
mz56, well equipped with modem mabincry,
dry kiln. ate. No eicumbrenee. Huited as
well fm other mann tacturieg. Oood chine*
fog right man. Term. easy. 9, Y MKKTH,
uodertoh, Out.
FARM FOK SALK.-120 A('RK FARM
on 6th 000neesio0. Uoderloh town.bip,
110 acres cleared. the balance le hardwood
bush, 05 norm of good orchard. goal hums..
goo 1 barns and stable. well watered and
refloat, Dn Hand state of onleville°. A choir"
farm. hgRNAlt1) WIL4ON, (ioder{oh
township. f
LIAKM FOK SALK -200 ACRK FARM
C on 3rd ooflCle.10fl Kut Wawumeh. 1110
&ares cleared. balance hard wool bush Uocd
hoose and modern barn well watered sod
t� THOS. BROWN. Atuburn. 43 1m
Gla 1,50U CASH, Olt ON TERMS Tl)
t V suit, wilt purohase that large
sten, house with Nx roomed addttionentuated
on Photon Street. halt en •ore or land with
a0 the oputtbaildiers thereon thrown la. For
HOUSK, H.yfeh1 h ��yll to Th[g0. J. LOOR-
L5OR S A LE. -LOTS 95. 96. 117. 118. 119
r. end 144 In Ilatohionp''.Dy survey aB le
Uoderloh. For particulate a ply tHOLT,
Barrister.3to.. eted�tih•
Mesh LMk.1Nt.
t
Ina11Wadnle. •ia.
JAR. R MACPHERSON,
ST'OCR BROKER.
That door south tide of Wert street,
over C. 1'. K. Uinta.
Correspoodest: J. f. MEA.1•:r A Co.
All orders promptly executed.
CHAY. 1:. SHAW, GENERAI. iNSI1R•
ANCK eel real estate anent. °Moe. trm
loading mutual fire In�e*o e o memole' and
lending .Nook oompwlea.
Meroantlle and manufacturing risks at
lowest rates. fall at ofboe.
Inthe year 1900 the sum d $r,soo.6t
the year opoy the sum of $,,.,o.6e 5•,'N.
to fir year trams the sum d jl,eaxds, -'
In the year toot (00 :um of er,am6t
Io the year swa the sum of .,sco.6n
m the year too the sum d..,aoo.6t , .
. In the year root4 the sin. el esoo.6.
In the year coop to ..m d I,rA6t .
In the year sero the rand ',acmes
-]a (Dw. yrf.t911 aM sum d ',seo.6s
for N» peep.. d repayiog- the'stid pr4lcdprl sum of
300,00" areal Interest thereon at the rate ahread,
y. "I his bylaw hall crone a10 (ull fore and are, t
immediately pon ..(raining u,nernalion 1hire.i bs
the said the I. t.(ative Assembly .A the Pros ince of
I banes, Ly a pri.... Hill to le i00,0.10cxd at the
nest sermon thereof for ..ch plrpo.e.
<. l'pon ohtamin tit< .nctem, as af.resajd, d the
said legislature, it t�ll be lawful fa* the Mayor d the
said drown tq knd the staid sew d jnn,no, D. the
saN1 parson w persons, or body Corporate" peop04sg
10 erect and establish the sad Howel, for el» sail
perid often )ear., from the first day d July, Noe,
repayahk .211.101 interr't..0.h loan 1p be securd
by a first mortgage n n* ihr land., butldings and
niher ,he property of the sari propose) Hotel, and
by insenace policies thereat in favor of the said the
C,.rp thea d the Town d Oislerioh,. le such an
as an, in the usual c r t,
thereon. the pyremiums to Le peal franc tone to time
by the owi borrower, and the Insurane companies
to tc selected arol approved of byte aid Mday'..paiol
The rl ben .hall ..t
yr until the vol Hotel i. co mpletd and furnished
ready for occupation a. a Hoel for the reception .1
guests ; provid 1. however, that after skis tyl*. shall
Aa a loon couirmd by the .id Legislature, the
aid the May+r nmay aolvance up to (o (re cent, of
the value d ihr lard rd the buildings and erection
thereon in the course d c.,mpletion. for Ihe porp>en
d the aid Hotel, and the balance upon the compkunn
thereof r. a(oresai.l, tech advance op 1. p per rent.
to be male upon ■ certificate or certificate. in writing
satisf :tory both< sad M TTor, stating the value afire
aid. It .hall be eteostd, furnished and maintainetl
thnwghowt the said pe t d,af w. years as a Ont -class
llotel, supplying fires+:Iass rummer hotel arcommo.
dtlion for at least two hundred guest-., shall . t not
les. than $.6,y4,.m for land mal buildings, and shall
be kept open in each summer season, olrnng the mid
period of feat yeah. 0.. a period .•2 not Io hanatotlt,
weeks, dermg the . mmrr .n..n, "ter
further penal during the balance of the year as tyhere
shall be trade or cnstorn therefer, melodimR
the ail hotel fora winter family trade.
6. 'lir sod mortgage shall contain re•e.1nts and
agreements m carry .net the (wegoing conditions, to•
getherwilh such further ami other covenants, agree
menta, prmism anti condition as the Mayor and
Solicitor fnr the mut 7 nwnn ,lull deem advisable 1 .r
audio and sufficient protection of tht sad lbw, n
nuking the said loan, and no part of 1M e l loan
shall le pant over till ,he said mortgage has been duly
settled and exe uted by all necessary parties theMo.
7, Out of ,he aid tan shall be paid all the r..
ppaeuse. {1 . 110, by Ih?K land i the said appl Blinn
for a s c the t conn
for a ..'riot Art otos of t e the .me.
e. 7'Mt ,u vines d oM electro. d ,►< std Muni
cip.lity entitled to vote forcr against thi. by.kw, shall
be taken on Monday, the asst stay d October, ry..r,
rnmtweneing &t the hour d nine d the clack in the
the afternoons and such poll10shal R be take.rlin p the
cions polling place. in which the poll in the last
Sun. ipal Election wastheld, namely i warn
Polling Sub -Division No. e, at McClymanY
shop Jas. Nreckenridge, Dgnuy Retumiee 09 ...
Polling Seh-Division No. e, r 'Thoma. Vide.,,
[red store, Chte. Rate', Deploy Returning (Macer.
Polling Sub.Division No. y, at the Town Hall, 1(d.
Ventvery, I)epmy, RNueiert Odwer.
Pilling Sittelmninn No. ,, at J. R. Rnn,inun
W, R. ROBERTSON.
Acenuntant and Insurance Agee&
1[ooks and amounts made up.
Buildings rented and rents collected.
Fire Inerranoe In 1)rltteh and Canadian
Companies.
Urt1o•-1n Proudto0t t Hqi omoa. North
treet 0od.r1M.
41•ef
FJ. T. NAFTBL, GENERAL 1N•
. SURAN(`R .n•1 Rea1 Estate agent.
F3 *. LWfe, Aoelde at and Piaui Oise, Insurance
.Reefed fro mutual or cash Alen at lowest
rate( z0151Me.
Re I English &n4 Oau.dlen companies roe
fes t ed.
OMM 0rnext dor.r te Darrow t Ostrow. H.1
rioters 11gm11to0 street.
MediO*1.
I�R W. F. GALLOW, PHYSICIAN
see'surgeon. °foe In Bank d1\(' -
marcs huildler. west side of ei g
needle at residence. Klein et. W. Phone 111.
Pub11a NoUoe. --
WARNING. - 'THIS iS TO GIVE
sables time a01ooe 14.thi.9 OR the
Islands. neles or tampering with the ferry.
ssphooting or frosty. 101 noon am part of 071
property. A ill ILC rested and mam tiff
Young, Surgeon Lieut. ('ol. Holmes, Lisette
Maseou.*d TurnbuN. H. 1.. Watson went
to join the repimeutal baud. Two South
Atrium veterans, Morgan Joule and Austin
Chisholm, went to recety 15911 medals
Irom the buds of the Duke of Cornwall.
'fits Got1o0•WII.I.IAN4 %t RDDINO.-file
tollowlug a Irom Tris Kamloops (S. C) In•
land Settles, : Oerdoa• Williams -At Re-
velstoke, on Saturday, Lyno Gordon, of
this olty, and Wes Ano• Is Williams,
yyouuge.t daughter of Jobe Williams, of
Klooardlne, Valrie, were united In marrl
age at the Methodist oburob, by Rev. Mr.
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. L. Gordon left later
for Usrrleoa Hol Springs, where they will
speed their 000eymoon. They return to
Kemloope 1a •boat two weeks' thine 10 take
op their tesldenoaon 1t ren street. Lynn's
many friends 1n Kamloopa j oio with Th.
Mintiest in wjebler him and his beide
many happy years of married 111e.
MR. CHILTON'S RRTIRRMINT -The re.
Ilremsnt et R. S. Chilton from the position
of Ualiee Stats Cooeul .t (ioderloh, o0
account of conttoued 11: -health, and the re-
moval of (the trmlly from town are moon
regraded by the people of Gederleh. Mr.
Chltoe wee respected not only u the dtgnl-
fied sod courteous representative of his
n ation, bot (totally eo es the kindly, cultured
gentleman which all knew him to be who
Dame tato colt ant with him, and fasxprse.-
tog • hope for the restoration of hie health
we oro only giving utteraret be the general
sentiment of the townspeople. The business
of the Consulate is for the prtemit la obarge
. f Wm. Campbell.
AT Tu■ l'OLICK 000RT.-James Hay*,
livery man, win charged before Police
Magistrate Seeger with en usault noon
R'chard l'orter, of God.Nah township. The
two men had • row at Hay.' stables, during
whole Hays hit Porter with a hayfork, io
•ell -defence, he stained. The Magistrate
oonddered that H.ys bad been pro9oked,
but w,. hardly justified in agog so danger•
oua a weapon a a fork, and he lofbeted a
fine of 31 and oats. A man from R'pliy
was up yeeterL_y for bejeR drunk sect d1a-
orderly, and was dl.missd oo arspeaded
s.oteoos. Derleg the week two tramps
were sent to jail •ad there war one num of
t ioycle riding on the sidewalk.
MLt. SANDY"TRI',-We were pleased Taut
week te meet cur old friend Arohlbmld
vends, ex-traas1rer of ('olberoe township,'
who has rece.tly returned from a trip •orow
the Atlaotlo incompeoy with hleson e -law,
Rev. Jas. Wilson, of (lt0ooe. They muds
good are* of the four weeks they •pent o0
the other side of the "herrlog po0d,' and
vlut lel SOotland, Ireland, England, Wales
and France. Tnsy did • good deal of
travelling by night, reserving the daylight
for sirbt.eeeg, end to this way were able
Oo Dover much more ground. It was hard
work, however, and although to good
heeith Me. Sled. lost twenty pounds on
the trip.
I0.111,,ATI TO 'roaonro.-Companies No.
1, Uoderioh, and No. 9, Dungannon, I^fl
here'iuesday forenoon Ly apneas! tram te
t.ke part to the relieve at Toronto. An
advance party had gore down en the 7:15
train to erect tante end make other prepare
tlo0e for their oomredes. Coot. Griot war
In oommend et No. 1 company, with Limits.
Jordan and Mertl.. '1 he oompetllyy was
forty i to09. No. 9 oomp.uy mustered
thirty seven, Lieut. Varcoe (e command.
with Ideate. Venom and It,bmrteoo, Lt.
Col, Varoee was fn command of the whole
dot•ohmeot, end picked up the other oom-
pmlm of hie regtmeet at stations alone the
line O.herofflous bubo 1110 were Mej,r
._. __ _..- .__. sees-_
AnoUon Sale
j41101ION MALE Or FARMS AND
tl "ABBM STO('K.
from
r ved
lustre
acinus
J h Knox es mal
0o h
Mr. Alexander Ulenn to esll by pabl'n ane:. �^ i
on 1ot 5, 00,O.e.lon 9, Oolboree 11 mllen east
of Carlow, ea Monda7.the 11th day of October.
1.01, nomnieseing at the hoer of 11, coon '
4 milrh rove. dna to calve la Nov.. (1My1 : 6
mfloh rows. due to °lye In Jannory. 10)2 ; 6
mIlnh rows. due to naive le Apnl t0 Jase 1.
11012 ; one reit, three fears 014. and nalf : 1
thoronghtred Ay rehire hull, 4 teen old. MKle
tenet : 2 stern. rash e 3 yearn d4 : 7 •tean.
rtalag 5 rears mid : 6 heifers, riser 2 years
011 , 4 steer calve - 5 heifer calves: ell Hhrop-
shlre ewe Iambi' : 35 Shrop.hlre ewes, 2 to
fears old : t ehropshlre ram. 2 rear* Md,
registered ; 6 Yorkshire broad sew. Io p
t thommfhhred fark.htre hoar. 19 menthe n ;
1 gonerel serpent horm,s year• nld : 1 dHv-
leg horse, 0 Ton Old ; 1 renerel pnrrors R.ld-
years old AIM a first nleee 60 -aero
farm, woit half of lot 6, 6th nnnnemlon, Col-
Irine. frame home. with wood n.h&T, goal
Mrn with meMe. * setss of nrnhard. 3 acre of
hush. This farm le well tenred and well
Aralne4, Roll good slay loam. Agro '00 serve
d drat nlaam land, went half of la 0. nae. 9.
(olborrte, ell under rnitt.alnn, en11 grid elef
loam. The &Nese forme ante ti first -n nes iron
dltlon 504 aro first dues Ian4. Terme - for the
rook All mm& Of 31000 &04 neon. 05.11:
ever tear imnnet. 11 monthi erode wily M
given on furnbMng approved )Mnteoste*. A11
POT mut. will be allowed .R for rash- Terme
of was farms mads known se day of sale. As
844A. vG.ina lep egi.veNitnpg n1 the t we hrma the
aAt.IX IGLLRKtf, JOHN KNOX,
Propveter 1. Ascus ser.
mereter ewer,-ynlm,9., Rstsh. Uepmty lt.t.mmg
ren.
Pollin` 9d..Division No, y. at Mrs. Walton', .hop,
Da'id Marwick lisptlty Returning Officer.
PollinR So V%vmm�� Ne�o. 6, Rat Into fro `ey' s fun.itore
,tore, Harry Wit«m, Nnry ()wren
Polling Sub. vision No 7, at Jame, Hayy.s dive]
Mut hes.., Joke K.ki, Deputy- ltstu4nt•g Other.
o. That the Clerk of the .nt Corporation haill
day,het rennd daynof 0<It l,.., . ,. aiownloce inu11,,..
foreman. to tem up the number d votes given for and
against this by-law, snt the Mayor will attend r the
.jot 'Town Hall nn Saturday, the tyt) .lay d Octo1,.,
ttA, at the hmr d eleven o clock un to frena•, fnr
t e appnntmenl of perans hi attend at the tenons
< id
t mmin
n(th a
pollin{{ DIa
rn *ri.
1►tt
h. final u g tar
me, by IM Ckrk, rrr. Irhelf 11f tM persons ynter.wed
in pmmming m opposing the passing d this bylaw,
rapectnvrly.
Pro,.a.,nally pawed this s7th day d Sr/de nim,
r q,r. Wm. Mir, net t., Clerk.
I Beall JAMS, Wli..os, Mayors
TAKE NOTICE that the foregoing le a
true copy of a prop(wml by law which hu been
token into eonsi eration, and which wilt be
finally paeeet4 by the Council in the event
of the it.wenl of the elector* being obtained
thereto, after one month from the 6ret
puhlieotion thereof in Tho (talrrlrh Star
nownp&per, which sairl fleet pnblirat.ioe took
plain on the 27th d.y of September, 1901,
and at the hour, day and plerele therein
fixed for teking the vntee nt the electors,
the poll will lin held.
60 2t Ww. Una nal.r., Town Clerk.
TO 1 HE PATRONS OF VICTORIA
OPERA HOUSE.
We have, at a large expense. arranged to
have lir. Alden Honedlot s Itrand productlno
of Thelma apppear hero oe October 15th. We
have ootlteeltatlon in 0a7ing that this play Is
have ever had othe pleuriro of briringinw there.
We positly'7 euarootee this te be the Blg
Original l'rodactlon. The only oompa07 Ma7-
log Tbelm• 10 America. We sent lir. Ilene -
diet the dimenolooe of our stage and he guar
• oteeP io give the same production as he gives
in the Umnd. Toronto. Neer; body Dan secure
a short sketch of the Play b7 asking for
them at Mr, loner's Book Store on Moodny.
Mr. Alden Benedict will present a eramatir
aiion by Mr. (:han of Marie Corslll'e populaar
novel. "Thelma." at Viotorla Opera Hones on
October 15. ' Thelma" Is known f.r and Dear
as the best of all Mlm Marie Corolll's popular
oovek, and every woman symptlhlrm with
and loves the character of the heroine, in fast
she appeal• so 51,0,311 to womanly hearts
that there Neve been over flue thousand child
res naaned for Mies Coreell'a foment charm
ter, Mr. Ilhase has matte the Viking a very
strong and interesting oharwter. bettering In
the Iden of the old None mythol.egy. whtoh
teaohes that Just before death olaime one of
this race s beautiful \"alkyrie maiden, sent
by Odin app'ar* In the air and convenes with
the dying. Mitring the within of the play,
when the Vlklne Leel. that death (, nese he
takes to his ship. whioh he este on firs, and
then holds 000veree with the Valkyrie. The
oompany Is of the boat. and the .cet.ery and
electrloal eReou are said to be gorgeous.
It you have never reed the book of "Thel-
ma." I would advise you to do so at onoe, for
it will be produced at the Vlotoria Opera
lionse on Tuesday, October 15. "Thelma,"
this novel, has been dramatised by Mr Cba.
W. ('hant•, and h i has suooerded in mating a
play that will 11,0 for man7 fear•, Kvery (0 -
Wresting point In ihr novel «111 he pn;du0ed
le the drama and the scenes regm re a oar
load of eosoor7 for the snootiestsoh production
of the same. No ordinary rotor or aches'
could successful) produce the character,' i0
this drama. eo Mr. Ileneliot hair selected a
oompaoy t 1 aoting people. the Met he could
find. All these ladles and gentlemen Ira.e
been before the peoll0 for sears In some of the
best and largest productions.
Alma C. wu blown •shore here S14t.rday the Territories and had limn the president
eveolnw. She was oo her way from Detroit of the Territorial Low Society sloe les for
mation Ile took an Interest 1e all publlo
affairs sod was Indeed one of the mut
aptly, and most highly esteemed rmld.ote
of the western oily, A few yearn ago he
married Mise FMreooe Horton, daughter of
rioraoe Hortoo, of this town, who with two
yoan5 suns and on• daughter survives him.
His death oosurred on Wednesday, the god
lost., after an Minus of only a tow days, h•
having been present at the reception to ohe
Duke and Daohes, of Cornwall en Ins pre'
emus Friday. 'Tbe remains were brought
to Uoderloh, aeoempaoted by his "rite and
his brotheoto law, W. L. Hortoo, and the
funeral took platy on 'lueeelay •1 Genesee,
.► ecryles war held in'Sl. George's oburob
and war 000duoted by the rentor, Rev.
Mark Torabull, after whloh th. body war
000yyed to Maitland cemetery and planed
In Ite I.LLt resting plata beside those of
deoeaeed'a late stepfather, I)r. U. C. Shan-
non, and his brother, 1)r. J, R. Shenace.
The burial wee conducted with Muonh�
rites, the pall -bearer. befog Sheriff Key•
• olds, Dr. W. F. Gnllow, John Oalr. ralllp
Holt, K. C , Hon. J. T. harrow and M. U.
Cameron. The people of Uoderloh extend
their sympathies to the bereaved ones,
and especially to the mother of dowood,
Mrs. Shannon, who within eo brief • period
hu lost husband and two emus. Dr. C. J.
Hamilton. of Cornwall, war bene to attend
the luusral of hie brother.
to Midland, with • orow of two. She came
ashore oo the beaoh just south of Ili) old
piers. `She was somewhat damaged, and le
D ow being repaired The sobr. W. H.
Rounds arrived Irem 'Toledo oo `Saturday
with 060 tone of nod for the harbor flour
m011, ... Toe .tr. Rosedale war In yesterday
with 80,000 beshels of wheat from Fort
%Valliant for the (Iodsrlcb Elevator Co
%V. %V. 'Stumbles, of the Mario. sod Flab•
crass DoparLmeet, Ottawa, war here on Moo•
day lnapeutmg th. repairs going on at the
hithors
Mos DAY MvgNIAO'9 ENT*RTAINMINT.-
1'he entertainment to Vloterla Opera
House o. Monday evening under Ins
•ueplon of the Kings Daughters wag only
fetrly well attended, but those who were
present had al evotpa of pl and fun.
Will J. White, who h.d the pnoolp•l place
on the program, kopt the •utflenoo In the
best of humor with hisoomlc and deeoriptiv.
50095, to which hie grain, owtumes added
n o little.H.ot. The..dtenne took to him
frem the start, and he war saoorul on every
•ppearanoe. Miss Mary Prioe s staging ale.
wee hlahlyy appreciated, Her tint solo war
"The Wo(ld's Desire," and .h• reepoudsd
to • reosll with • pretty 1iH1e hailed whtck
suited her voloe excellently. Highland
610olog, whloh, by the way, hu become
quite an art In Ooderiob, under the tuition
of Mies Maolarso. wee exeuaplified by
Gladys Wbitely, Iritis M.nito and Lein
Tweedy, who performed sovor•! pretty
doom. John S. Carni s solo, "%'e Barks
an' Braer," war rapturously reoelved, and
he greoleue(y responded to the encores.
With further study Mr. ('arrie will
make a good singer. Mies Moo• Wal
ten made her first •ppear.oes before
• Goderioh audience, netting •'Saved
and Sever." •'Aute Remy Takes a
Journey to Buffalo," and for au ensure a.
pieoe of her own oompuitioo, "Vacation
Days." F,r • girl of her years she hu
eloobtlooary power• of • high degree, and
we shall probably hese of her later en.
rete a9oom1aodsta of the evening were Mt.
Jord.o, Miu Slaolaren and Miss Tye.
P0.1151K AKNOLD In Poi•t'LAR -The fol•
lnwlog referents from 1'he Perry Sound
North Star to •o old Godertch boy will be
read with pleasure I.y many tJ our readers
t'urser Harry D. Arnold, who bar been
each • favorite with the trayelliog public on
he North Shore for many years pest, Ras
be to traoelerred to the City of Midland of
the same line. Mr. Arnold hu made •
host of (rinds all over the Georgian Hay
region, being next to the Iwo David Mo-
(l,tede the moat popular purser do'oe bode
nem at them pitta. We ate tont, to loss
Harry. bat are glad to know the Company
appreciate Ifs servlose. Hie place wt11 bs
tilled by F. V. Betther, travelling agent of
the Company.
ANOTHSK HoL100Y -The 9th of Novem-
ber, Ktag Edward's birthday, will be a
publlo holiday throughout Canada By law
the birthday of the reigofey 10 .reign le •
publlo holiday, whether prooleimee Ly
proclamation or not. %Vito Ih. lotoe'a
birthday, Tbaakegtving Day, Christmas
. ad New Veer'. all within &ght week', we
shell have plenty of holidays. We believe
the most popular arrangement of the holiday
* Oudot' would put Thook.glvinq Day In
Oclober.ori omit the King's birthday boll -
day altogether, thus leavlog the field olear
for the perostustlon of t'1e 24:h of May
o•lebr•llon in memory of Qdeen Viotorla
and giving the people • holiday In the'
e prieg-time Instead of an extra one In the
(ell The 9th of November domes this year
00 Saturday.
EARNED HIM MAIRIAOE rKF. -Detroit
Journal : The Rev, Jas. Livingstone. pastor
of the Windsor, Ontario. Methodist ohuroh.
5 telling • story, which. though oat himself
he thinks Is too gonad to 1..p. While he
was .besot •t the Kiva fair the Rev K. F.
Armstrong, who war for some time to chert.
of the Wellington avenue mission, oam. to
the personae. for the pfrpoae of making
final sr.aneemente for bis marrl•ge, which
war to take pl•os within six boon. Soon
after btu arrl.al • young ooupte called to be
wedded, and the Rev. Mr. Armstrong
volunteered to tie the knot in the •beeooe
of the Kw. Mr. L vingetooe. For hie ser•
vioee he received a 115 hill. Nothing of the
latter marriage was said to the Rev. Mr.
Livmestone until is had married the Rey.
Mr. Armstreog and his bride. Then Mr.
Armstroog broke the news to him, and
handed him the 7.5, Paying that it war the
fee for hie own merrlage. The Rev. Mr.
L,tneer°le thinks that helm, been bunoosd
ail right, end he la now planning to get even
with hi, brother clerevmte.
The Heron Aeglioan ley workers mid
Run lay sehonl teenhen I oonventlne
will he held this year in Halle, .en the 10th
and 31x1 0( Oetetar. An teterest's' pro-
gram, dealing with Important and prwtloal
miblute, hu bean untamed. These ese-
.1 I.& a &g id .w ding b.�111fe aid
el 1•reoMelr aid
Mork,
Prices 25o , 35o , 6 50o.
y •t Porter's Book Store.
GRANOTRUNK
RAILWAY
SYSTEM
Ilan Amerlemn Ktposition Rnfi'*In. Ontobrer
16th and 15th. rare 31.66. Ooderlch to
Buffalo tied return. Tinkets good going all
regular trains Oetohcr 4, I6 anti 2yth volld
rets iner/from Itultdo on nr before Monday
following date of teen. All tlokets good to
stop ever at Niagara Fall.
fie sure and purchase your tinker' trp pni
r. F. LAWItKN(7K
Town T.oket Areal, (4. T. it.
DSO. T. BELL, M. l'. D!C RON,
(5 P. R T.A.
°Toe Hoare : 6 a. M. te 10 r. M.
Money nfandrd on all tickets purchased
and not 055*.
1.IRw1 wbu
A PLRA9ANT EV'RST ATI''e.REST.-O0 Wel-
neaday, October Zed, A J. I altridge, ons el
our young bo.lbeu meet, sutured • p.rtner
in the pt nog of • young lady frem Forest,
where he formerly lived. We extend eon•
gcatalatloom upon the event, of wbioh Tke
Forest Free Prete give. the following ac
oount : "Ptokering Hall," the residenos of
Mr. and Mrs. L Pickering. Forest, war the
• neo• of • pretty wedding yesterday ( Wed•
oeadey) at 7 r. M., when their youngest
daughter. Maude, wat molted to marriage
with A. J. i'altridge, of Galerloh, formerly'
of Forest. rhe bride was .up0Orted by
Mies lierti• H•il, of Warwick, while J. H.
Pialtering, brother of the bride, acted in the
same rapaolty for the groom At precisely
7 o'clock the bride. teeniest on the arm of
her father. entered toe drawtog room,whloh
war beautifully decorated to red, wh11e and
blas bunting, flags and • profusion of
dower". She war becnming:v attired In
w hite organdie and oriental Ian, and carried
• shower bouquet of whits roses lied with
white satin ribbon. Treading Ler war the
bridesmaid tastefully dressed to white er
gandie ever pink, •1se oar ryiev a l )ajo*t of
ptok rosea, followed by the bndo'e little
nephews, Itarl;tnd Keefer ees ring b
and Earle Uerdoer at flower boy. 1'he
wedding msroh war played by Mare I'.tta
Hamilton, of Forest. The knot war tied by
Rev..4. K, Ford, pastor of the Methodist
ohuroh. Alter hearty 000gr•tulatioos alt
repaired to the dining room, where • sump
tuous dinner war served, the roods being
p•ettlly (deoor•ted with evergreens and
flowers. The oeremsoy was performed io
the 901510oe of the immediate relative• and
• few intimate friends of the bride .od
groom. The bride was the recipient of
many useful sod beautiful p ate. Tee
groom's present to the bride was • set of
Russian fur. and to the bridelmald a brooch
set with brilliants. Hor going •way gown
w a. • suit of myrtle gree camel's hair cloth.
The happy yseog ooupte left on the eleven
p. m. train amid showers of flowers and
rise, (or London, Buffalo and Toronto.
NUNS A RT--t.RA In IIt --A veru pretty wed•
-ting took pleoe at the r..ldeno. of Jamin
4 0.194e. %Vllllam street, yesterday morning,
when hi. second daughter, Teem. war m.,
ned to Oroar W. Buser*, of Buffalo. The
rooms were prettily decorated with flowers
and foliage. The off 14ating clergyman was
Rev. Jen. A. Anderson, of Knoz oh0roh.
l'ne beds were s beoont mg gown of green
flowered silk, trimmed with white silk and
bleak silt Iaos,and carried • shower bouquet
of whft. resew. The bridesmaid was Altos,
lister of the bride, who wore • molt el light
grey oloth with old rose oolored silk water,
trlmmod with white alk applique. sod
serried a shower bouquet of pink roses. The
groomsman war John Craigia, brother of
the bride. Atter the wedding hreaktost
lir. ao 1 Mrs. Hues.re lift by the 2:30 train
for theta future home to Buffalo. The bride
wore a stylish traveling suit of dark grey
cloth with white silk waist and black velvet
hat. She war the recipient of • large num-
ber of handsome presents
CI ALH OF VALUABLE FARM PR(K'-
A7 sRTY -
Under end by vlrtne of the power ennufned
is • °erode mortgage dated the 30th day of
Uwe IMS. mail b the vendor's. (herr will be
told by pnbtle mention at Bnzlon's hotel, fn
tae town of GeleNrh. to the ooaoty of Huron.
nn 3Ntnrday. the �t1l ohy of l 01 &r, 1001, at
It o'clock noon,
the following valanh'r prnoorty. newtoly : tM
south half of IM number 3 In the 9th renes►
Non. weeter division of 1110 township of Ash
field• le the nerdy of Berns.
There are anent mal •ares of the &h,,5 Ian...
Bleared. The enll Ie of mendy loam and 1e wall
W5.terse by • 'reek. Th. belldfnge unNse of
a Nr harp 611130. • honor 1530 and • granary
19x The ete ni t) Is sltnated 11 miles frem
Oedrneb. It from i.n'knnw, 10 from R'pley,
and 3 from KInts11. on a good tn•d.
Terme Ten per Dont. of the enrehau
money at the tkne of gale end the Ml tee e
w It his nee mosth rearmfter.
nor farther 1»rile len apply to the &ae-
tIseeer er to JOHN KNOX,
1'011.1P HOLT.
7.der'e golielter. antipn�tr
Dated this30th d.9' of Sopt.mber, �L pN
Town Cot'NCHL Menne.-TYess war net
• quorum of tie oounoll pres••t ou Friday
evening, and a .u.olel meetug war held on
Tuesday 'venlig, when the m. hero were
ell In their plata••. W. b dIsieat epee•
te menllo. only the Moet Important of the
matters that owe ap. Ooe of these war a
petitlo., wttk over oat handfed signatures,
asking for the appoeot0set of • permanent
day soastabls N enfore* this bylaws of the
taws, ail taverhr tke os.tinuneo to the
position of the present Iwo•mb•o1 the
apeolal oommittso war •utbordzed W u0 In
the matter. Communications frem D. Ferge-
sop, regarding the town weigh •odes at the
station ; from Mrs. Adamson, applylor for
eleotrio Tight commotioi for her new house
on Church street ; from hoist. Orr, applying
for drainage •t his place on :Looks street,
from Engineer Kelly, 000tar01•4 matter' In
oonneetioo with the electric light servaoa ;
from the Marine •ad Faberies Department
at Ottawa, calling attention to the o'oessity
for repairs on • part of the commercial
wharf bere, whioh the town had agreed to
1009 In repair, were referred to various
oommlttees. There war • farther immanent
oailo0 from O. A. Borrows, new of Paisley,
In regard to the eetabliehment of • carpet
factory hero, and It mai decided to sok Mt.
Burrows to 009te bete and meet the special
0ommtttoe. An •ppho•tleo trom-the 13011
Telephone Co. for permlssleo to trim the
trees eo the west std* of North eau
referred to the publio works oommlttee,
who are to look Into the whole matter sod
InveatIgate u to tits effect upon toe tram' of
nutting them. A yore of 1200 for the pob-
Ilo library war pae.ed,b.log • portion of the
annu.1 aepropriatlou. 1'he pobllo works
aommlttee reoemmeoded no •orlon 1■ the
0,etrer5 of Ins troposed sewer .xteusien
on Newgate street and tea proposed nem•
eat «site en Victoria sod Wellington
streets. A resolution war passel that the
parsons who remove rubbish from oars se
the harbor be held responsible for ite re
moval Irom the wharf. II they do not cle.r
It up themselves, u b to be done by the
town •t the expense of the nestles toneer0-
ed. Questions oonoernlog the completion of
•he work of oogeohdatlov the bylaws, th.
teeming of debeoturen for the gr•.ohthio
walks, the appointment of • uoltatry 1n -
"vector, the •ending .t • delegate to the
()mora. Grand Lodge meeting Io Toronto
no the 23rd, to might Mr. 'lend In bringing
•he Toronto Orangemen to Uoderioh next
12.h of July, and the .eourinr .t • greater
revenue 10 water rates from the blocs• cur
rounding the Square,were dlscuss•d and r s-
tarred to committee.
Tlix PASO1Nn Or Tnx Horan Ccr.-Tbe
football match on 061tur.ey •f teepees be
twee. the Seeferth and Uod.rinh Coilegl.t.
lcn.itute teams resulted la favor of Sea -
forth aryl the Hoorah cup pa..ee-sole
u mporarily, we hope---Irom the suited,/ of
the (:. C. 1. team, which hat held It Brace
last 1al1. It was net a good day for the
game, u there war n strong wind frem the
southwest, whloh Interfered vreatly with
the playing. in the first half, though *hs
wind war &gene;, them, the Godedoh boys
played n floe gene and •eem•d to have a
olear adveut•ge over their .ppon.ots, nod
It war t Nought t hee when goals were
cheered they would hays everything their
own way. Neither aide *cored Is the first
h.lf. Alter the change of goal• the play
for some time «u pretty much .t the
Seaforth end, but the Ooderloh hey' did
net manage to sour.. Two of the players
got into a bit of a sorap, which diverted
attention from the game, and It war just at
this time that the winning goal war scored
by 0nnferth. is Is o(alm.d that the ball
went behind the goal Zine and wee out of
play before befog kicked through, and th.t
knowing this the Gederloh goalkeeper did
not even t.y to atop It ; bus the referee did
not ate thn and the goal was allowed.
Goring the few remaining minute' of play
the S.wlorth goal was In danger several
timet, but the game ended with the ,onto 1
to 0 In favor of Senforth. The teams were
Suronrn. Goesni ■.
Peelle So now. HOARD -- I he regular
meuting of the pebble e.hoel hosed wag held
on llonday erectnv. In the el m en t of the
nhalrmae, Mr. Ntoholeon took tee °half
Primeval 1lerar* repartee the number o1
pupil. nn the roll for the month of M,ptem
ber as 509-230 boys 10,1 273 girls -and the
go attendanoe a 464 212 b0y1 aid
252 girls. The attend•ooe wa 91 par oeol.
of the Dumber on the roll. Mr. Stewart
e h .I tralnl0 at
reported thlrty•oo Levo er 0 g
the Model *ohnel. Re stated alae that h•
wee rrgnested by the Deputy Minister of
p:duostIon to notify the board that a dooa-
Hoe of hooks to be mdned to the library of
the Model sohnol had been i n sAs by the
Minister of Kduoltioo. A llas of the booke
war appended. IG.c, 0 Black resigned his
position u oerethk. el Rt, Patrick's ward
sehce(. T'he resignation wu.00epted. Oen.
Campbell had An 1ppRogtlen In for the peal
floe, but the hoard deoided te leave it open
until next meeting. Arenanse el ((enrge
Porter .od 1). r. Mtr•chan were paved, end
• request from Caretaker Betel fnr shingles
was referred to the ooetlegeet committee.
N.w9 r1U1M 111E HAsnoR -The *team.,
Advsne. wee In nn Friday from Fort 55 1I -
Ilam with 45000 he.hels of wheat for the
(lo,erl.01. Elevator ('o , and cleared the
same night for Fort Wllllam .... '1h. sty.
Midland Quote Capt. teath.t,to ha,i,h'.
sew beak. srrlved on Soterday from Delnth
with 103,000 blithe!. of wheat for the
Uoderloh Elevator Company. The Mid
lend Qeeen le • fine tressed, eenetrerned of
*teal ani splendidly fistd un. .nd • groat
many of tit. townspeople lespoou4 her A.r
1 kit stay le pert. She left for Fort
WiiI .. Monday Ths IlMesm y0eht
N
B. Woodley Goal W. Edward
H. BuchananI Baoki ( W. 1'unmors
T. Miller I l W. Taylor
U. MoMahon (() MoDo0ald
R, McI oughllo t baoke , W.A.Thompsoo
('. 4dfe ) i. Yee
H. Ehrhart 1 Right (orwarde { E. Bryan'
F. Uortnely I 1). Allyson
l'. Hodr0O. Centre J. P. Brown
I. hf )onald 0e10 (.1e. Tkomse■
Will Hay, I forward• (M, McDowell
Referee, Ii. \V. Brown, Berlin, president
of tee Berlin Rangers ; goal umpires, Oen,
( d I'rinci al Ke are
i,. Allan ioderlah •o
D Q
of Meeforth CoP.yate institute ; tIolekeep-
ers, W. li. Raker. leelor,h, sod %V.
Ilrvdges. (iederick. The tioderloh boys
nerd not he at all e.hemed of the game
they pttb ap. They bays 1ost the oep en a
fluke, and may hope to regain It by flee•
amain demonstrating 114 1, real superiority
o.er 11e 900510t holders of the trephr.
iS/MAUD IN idAIT1.Aen CHMETvRy.--The
late Wllllam l:ayJley Ham(lson, K. C., of
R39(0., N. W, T., whose death war briefly
obronioled 1. our het Nene, was wee of the
most promisee! at Goderloh'e sou. Hs was
• son of the la's Dr. Morgue Hamilton, and
was born I• Uderleh forty-three vearm ago.
H. war .deoated et the grammar .ohm!
here and .toiled law with .1. R. %notate
(afterwards Judie NIrm1.i, of Hamilton),
.nn Messrs. Molook, Tilt and Or., of Tor
alto. Its wee oalled to the Oattrio bar le
1[#41, to the Manitoba h*r to the fallowing
year, sed was enrolled an advocate of the
Northwest Ter 'tortes In 1886. He was
one of the corneae pionean of Regina, hay•
Ing btoen there dot» 1889 le the practice of
his profu.lon. Ha was a m.mher of the
Ravine town conceit In 1*R6 117 and aftr-
mud. neper. He war one et the hese
Mie seesehere et the let'% profession (n
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - OCT. 10
Cat Prtoes o• Catlery-N. D. P•4413vl 4
Getobe, Bargains --W. A•hmen t 8w.. b
Roomer Wanted -This Ofitoe 1
4
t
Save Money -Allan h Melyer
A Very Mpoot•1 Hangeln-Hdgen•
Soar Need -W. C. Prld►am
Plaiting MITI fnr 8•Ie-P. Smooth
Aeooaesem.e0-MoKsesta k Hewell..,. 1
tflack.mlthl•r, ele -Jas. H. Joh•eten.. 8
A.oten Sale --T. Osadry 41
Don't Delay--3mlth Dose 6
Announcement - 11eo(Illllyrey Mdmdes
Band 1
(.otters for Sale -Mn. Adamson 1
Aopreetlo. Wanted -Miss Gundry 1
s
Aonoano•ment (Thelma)-VISMrla Opetn
Houe 1
"i'he Mououbaak" - Victria Opera
House 8
Aunoonoemwt--B. 11, H1ek 1
Brae.
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and forgotten. rhe Agrlealter•1 6eelaty
and the baud ware both Institutions whl.
Mould have the support of Ice people et the
tows. Hs nggeeted that • lull. metre d
that Old C.uotry suavity and ooarteey mxgti9
be outplayed In matters of this eon/. 2b.
boys doubtless meant no hum, 14! yo
men too often, showed • lank of eetateey an
oo.alderatlen for tae right of oth.m. S.
himself had had to step oB the sidewalk f.t
fear of their lerdehipe walking •breast. 11
them young wee had not been so bempllgwe
they wua14 have gene rimed to the galls
and requested potatiols te enter, whick
ao doubt wonld Ifave bore geaated. 'She
dUutoea of las Seo1Nv wale pmfonbing •
high h.etIss, for the hermit of the wh.H
tow., sod thew mut he rmpsotd la ►►.
duoharge est thl. lneetlem. The Magiatrele
again expreesd h1. pleasure that the aa.
fonneat, affair had been settled by the
defendant's manly etet.meet, sod eM
prooeedloge aloud,
JunemzNT IN A WILL CUs. -Chief Jew
tion Fal000brldge hu delivered judgment
to the .este of retire vs. Pesooek, whish wee
tried at the September Assizes hers. 1'h.
actio• war broaght by the widow and
ohlldreo for the oonotruolto• of the will of
Rlolard Peers, dooeasd, drown by hlmsslt
In the tollowlug word.: -"This Is the last
%VIII and Testament of m• Rlobard Peen,
Seolor, of the Towoselp of Ashfield, to the
ooaoty of Huron, dated thl. third day of
+Ootober, 1087. I will and bequeath te my
non Henry Peers and hl. vette K11.9 Jae.
Peers, to hold In trust for the term of there
natural lite the 200 aor a of land
belonging to me koowo as lot 4 (bnoeufw
5 la the Township o1 Asefield •t there death
ate to go to there two ohlldren William
Arthur and Hoary Alexander Peers to bold
to trust for the term of there oatunl lives
William Arthur hle to hold the 100 acres
over the Rivet or oall It the South aide of
the river tohold In trust for the descendants
of hl. youngest son, and from the yettogesb
inn 1t must matinee to be held in trust
from generation to generation the young5.14
ellway. holding It 1. true for thedeseendante
of the al,ove named William Arerbur Pun
none of the •boy. eely to have • life Interest'
liaary Alexander %'ere his to held In trout
the 100 norm this gide of the river or oa11 it
the north side of the river bbl. lot with
brick house on it to hold in Irani for the
descendants of hie youngest eon and from
his youngest It matt oontlnue to be hold do
traet from generation to generation the
youngest allway. bolding It in trust for the
descendants of the shove named Henry Alex.
ander Peers children of the above named
led•za Jane and Henry Peen to be held in
trust by there twu oblldrtn end the
youngest move of there two obildren Po long
an It remain. lend a.d nene of them or there
deoottdente enly to hay • 11te inured ID
the above .xoept the mals parent should die
and leave • wldew the widow should then
bake poesfeh of either lot wbiohever it
might b. 11 there be • tastily she mut sin to
bringing them up on the farm In tee for of
the Lord from the preSt. et the land bot if
the widow marrey. again she most glen up
posston and loot all power er Introit In the
pl.oe of whloh ever lot she le on bet If there
should be • t•miley of young children et the
tar.. of the widow marring again net capable
of managing themselves endo• twenty ene
year• of age they must b. maintained from
the produce of the farm er let they are es
the river to beth. division Ilse ba►ween the
two Iota so get' th.t each parties oattl.
ran hay• .a.ay •COOP. te the river to ret
drink or walk 1n to cool themselves eek
party to be •t the expense of making bis
half of the fence end .t tis expeom of keep.
log it. In good repair and there descendants
altar them W Illlam Arthur to make teem
o. north'Ide the river to keep Henry Alex•
ander. oattle from Deming through the dye*
on to him to tomenee hie fence from David
William or Most side of hie let Henry Alex•
ander to rake femme en Nortk aide of the
liver se keep Wllllam Artbors cattle from
°enq{pg on to blm .o that W Illlam Arthur@
oat a oan get dri.k or walk In the river t
000l lbemeelves William Arthur allwsye te
have • right of roads through Henry Alex•
ander'. lot to Conceeston 5 and his deeoes.
date. after him.` The testator died Jsmw-
ary 31.b, 1(506, le•yuq • widow ..d oblldren,
and grandohlldrse. 3'he ol•Istlife are the
widow and ehildren of a ..n of the %..tater,
Henry Peer., who died November 1111,
1899, Held, upon the evidence that the
testator Iotendd to deylo lot 5 to tee 5th
con.esdes of the township of A.fleld, of
which he was the ower, end sot lot No. 4,
which h. did not ew0, and that I3s•ry
Peers d.eeased, Rrtl hie wife took • life
estate, .od their children se 0.tate tail In
remainder. Held, also, that under the
olreamgtanee. thin. 1. ni forfeiter. for nen.
pywteat by Henry Peen .f the 31,000
within the time limited by the welt, 11 he
eau reedy to pay le, but withheld ito pay•
meet fnr sofltoleat reasons. nee le it to Mar
any Interest. Two thirds of Dost• of tulles
to h. paid by plaintiff, and .ne third he be
oe by the r.gldaary estate. Rehr L•
*award v. W Ilffeo.k, b Rut 909, Mer•
timer v. W.N, 2 Qlm, �, renbrok v.
Torvbrok, L R. 3. .h. 9tt, Hampt.D v.
Hele e, h (ih. D. 18.5; ?motheateg►. 1 ,
C:e. v. I'atter.ea, 11y14� td. R. 142.15 A. R. 7511
and Jarman, iib RA, p p. 267 et .mg. P,
Hell, K. 0 , far plaintiffs. W. t. Mc•
M o clan ( Rood sOook) ter d.jry dant .1•.stw'.
.1. T. Carrow, R. C., ter 016elsl (3w41ss.
THIE JORDAN CASKS Mr3TL ED. -The Oases
easiest 11. K Jordan for entering the
Ureat Northwesisre exhibition grounds
oonlrary to the rales of the Society and the
provisions of the Agricultural Societies Aot
And ler neing abasive langaege towards
Preaidens Martin «ere settled by Mr.
.lord..'• tendering an apology sad p•yleg
he otats tooarred. The matter was ad-
journed from Teur.A.y Ioate to Saturday,
when Police Magistrate Meager gave it •
hearing In the tows unneoil chamber. There
war a large crowd pre.est to «hoer' the
pro•eediogs. Philip Holt, K. ('., war
present for the presecoune, and Charles
Darrow repreteated Mr. Jordan. After
goon preliminaries Mr, harrow addrented
the Magistrate, stating th.i this had ben
+0 udortuoate affair .nd ho thought It
would be better to settle the os.,. Mr.
Jordan had •athorla,d him to make i .tate
meet. The Coileglat. Institute boys had
been using the place a their praot(c.
grounds and did net know • show war going
en, sod they were tbrelore morally (1 out
legally tenement i■ gMeg aver the feloa.
11 le the •nbseeuent row Mr. Jordan had
used language that should ■et b.ys bees
used be apologizetl for the same; and be
seknowledred that be war sot Tighe In •ot-
tng a ho did In going Into the ground• In
the web hn 41d. He thought, however,
that the Swlety sbonld mak• some •mends
to the band. Mr. Holl, to reply, stated, on
behalf of the Agrlcnkur•I Society, that he
did Mot weal to prossoau Mr. lotdsn.
Some example should be made, however,
and any other young mut would have been
eirtaeouted. He wee Lound to accept the
s1aiem.ntlteat he did riot know that a show
bus. gel.g on, teourh bei hardly under-
stood this 1'h• rule• of the Society
mutt be obeyed and the directors hid no
•Iternatiee bel to lay the Information; but
In view of Ur• statement of *enti e' that
Mr..1•nlso apologized for the words he had
used and for oohing lute the grounds In the
way hs did the proceedings need ■ot g.
any farther. "ls that right, Mr. )'rood•
dent' " Mr. Martin and the directors who
were pres0 b110 the soort exp d their
assent to the termination of the gallon in
►h la way. Mr. Meager impressed hi. plc•
sure at (bis settlsmmit of the nnfortonate
matter. 'Fee Society, he said, had • right
to bring the ;•otions. Mr. Jordan:was fo
the wrong, perhaps ss the result of thought-
1•ssa•er, and when he same and rmd• ee
apology he theoght the Soef•ty could
• nnept It l0 tis .Dint In whinh Is was
✓ iven. It war a mealy thing for the dna
fondant to admit bis error end make se
apnlegy. Censuring the band, h1 did set
think any Iseult Mae tn'merle&, lM tlyitd
Mr. Mettle te say enm.thing about this.
Mr. Martis .std there was ■0 Vtentloe of
insultteg the bend at s11, end he explaied
the anon «bleb had hesn taken ey himself
and the directors altar the affair with Mr.
Jordan In the afternoon In h(a aba,nee
the dk'ettors had made • r.solntlen that the
hand would be admitted without% Mr.
Jordan, When the band name down Mr,
Martis went to the gate and uteri the hand
to moth in bot bald Mr..1orAme errata not
eons (a; sem•hedy then ordered the heed
•way and no epportnslty was gives for any
explanatles. Mr. Gamow •zplslnad that
N• band did not kanw the cirosmetanim
and weeld net have felt m badly •bons It
11 they had not been se taken by
surprise. Mr. Refer .xpr.ssd the
hope that the afair wealk be forgive•
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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G oat roe on gaart4lr "kips at MOI _,-
TrOwit.r.'g. - .
"iron Ot" tablets for 14.attk aMgteemIl •
25o. • hoc. Central 1)rog Steve,
Oyster•, always Ireeh, at the old tellable
oyster Mars, Vletevis Res(»wn.t, West
.t., le balk er ser..d at4 styles. lee dream,
kelt, oesteetleuery, Mprs, ete. G. Rt.ACE•
shoes, proprietor. '1el•pherm 70.
Mr. and Mrs. J. .1. Morar bave reterned
from Alberta and Mr. Mercer has paroia.N
• dry emit .telak .4 D..hw•ed. Mae.
Mercer le • daeghtee of E. flr•k•m,Is' mo
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