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SIXTIETH YEAR -Na IMO
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GODERICH; ON'TARIO. CANADA FEBRUARY 20, 1908
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!sour '[ s k ROBIUtTsON, Pti.Laesotss
Financial
A SAFE 4 PER ('ENT. INVESTMENT
BY OPENING AN ACCOUNT WITH
flli-IE STANDARD LOAN COMPANY
you will experience that, happy feeling which comes to those
who know that their possessions are safe, as s savings account
with this company is just as secure as au investment iu Govern.
went Bonds acid yields is higher rats of income.
FOUR per cent. Interest -paid on deposits and money can be
withdrawn at any lime.
Goderic t Office, Corner North Street and Square.
W. L. HORTON, MANAGER.
Notice.
OTICE TO INVESTORS. -THE
\ .aerutore of the estate of the Int.
(Margo Acbe.on Ion decided to offer the
*bole emote Inc sale. The property onuel.t4 of
real ealats, debenture.. hood.. and stook..
Perth.. welting to invest In any of the above
prMetUon ran get full part lc alaon applies
thou to lbs e1Couwn..
Mae. Erma S. A. Remo,
Kserutrt x.
1 1'. Baowre 111"k -uteri
i t.11AM £CHaaoN
... tench. Ileo. 3th, IY,7.
Public Notice
t PPLiCATIONTO PARLIAMENT.
▪ Notice 4. hereby `elven that go applk*11su
• x, flied. hy 1.b.: North M411.e4 Hallway
pp..nuy
lo thy Dogteethe Aseembly of the
Ih
ovinee of Ontario at the neat mooing reaalpa
to. roof to an wet amending the Art f Iacer-
p marun of Use aDplIeant. and extendlog the
to.. for the eomrneocewent and completion
of certain two. of the railway of the applicant.
o' .et out In the mod Act as heretofore
...needed.
T. R. LU4COMRE.
Solicitor for Applicants.
toted u hoodoo, Onto (his (44th day of Jaou
,•rt. A.1l. Itae. 714
•„)4,.....
PPLICATION TO PARLIAMENT.
. b)Jce r hero.) 11uan that the Oalarlo w'ed
shore Electric Hail stay (ompany wilt apply to
she 1agb1.Uve Aneembly of the Prorlsce 0f
' 1ltlrlo at 11. next .ession fur e.n Act :
1. To empuwer the Company to extend its
rruposed Ino of toil. oy from a point at or
soar Orsini 14md m the townsblp of Stephen,
1n 4 b rounly of Heron. tbroagb the toww.klp
of 1 .borne in the rid count thence In r
.ou'hemtrOy dlrestlon through the towa.bip
of Rlwn.l.ard. to the county of Lion b. ami the
tow...hip of Ulddnlph. In the county of IIkidle.
O '. ; tL.nre M,utherly sed wes(erI through
,hr teen.hlp of Wert tlebobrl In the minty
01 \hddlewx or Lnodnn to .,whip. amid
. ounty. lis rind to the city of London In .ak4
Wanly. with mover to con.truct a bench line
from • point to the townohip of U.boroe, 1n
I hr cuuuty of Huron or the lowm.hip of bout
.).rd. w use county M Penh. through the
Id town.hlp of Inas-bud, im an climatlr
d,rwtion tow point at or near the town of Kt.
Marys in the comet)* of Penh, sal thane In
sen 0.-lerly directions through the towneblp of
Ia,*n4e. In tise oaentl of lett& to lire city of
b,no toed, In the mid county, and In. t.., sad
tI.omit. the memo( ineardiae, In the calmly
of Brom.
To extend the tune tor the payment of
nfteeuercent a
of the amount of tie plhal
-tuck of saki eon Puny for one year (rum
the Ilth day of May. (*4...d to extend the
time for lite uowplct ion of the nwtlway of the
. dlcant company until dA of
*pp W 1 the q
Illlt_
Approving and condoning bylaw number
r, of the town of Uodcrlch, 1u the county of
Huron. re..eoting certain aid to the applicant
company by emu entering the bed. of for
sold .onnan to the extent 1n the whole of the
-nm of 016410. and the agreement or bytaw
mule brtweeu the raid town wad railway
.ou„auy, dated the day of
Ise. whereby tht railway company k. oil en'
the right to huild and operate It. railway on
. .moth meet. of the girl tow.
4 Approving end confirming bylaw number
Ot_ of the town of Ktnord,n, in the county of
Bruce. re.pectL.g oer1 Glu aid to the .ppllcatt
company by guaranteeing the bond. of the aid
(*03(wn7 to the extent le the wile:. of the 'um
0f 4.I.en, and the sgeeem0nt or bylaw made
let Aeon (he said town old railway company.
dated the day of . 1001. where
to the company N given the right to build end
°perste It• railway on certain .tools, of the
said town.
Approving mid conerwl'r bylaw number
r of the township of A.hneld. In the county of
Moon, respecting certain aid to the applicant
eutepony by guaranteeing the bond.' of the
said r oanppwwny to the extent in the whole of the
suis. of sitoone, and the agreement oe bylaw 1
mode between the mid town.hip and t'
.railway company. dated the dry of
. IWa, whereby the company U
8:0en the right to build And opeote Its Ur.e on
certain of the highway. of the rid Iown.hlp.
n- Approving and eondrming U}law number
27) of lbe lown.hlp of Huron. 1n the county a
Hnae, mem ting certain aid to toe applicant'
rornpnnY M guaranteeing the boccie of the
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company to the extent In the whole of rho
onto of ;73.000. and the agreement or bylww
mode between oho rid township and the
railway company dated the day of
, la whereby the company eleven the
tight to build and operate Ito softest on ser.
tun of the highways of the said town.hip.
7. .1Dprering and confirmingbele.. or
agrermrnt of the town.11p of Colorne, in the
consty 0f Hmon, drool
whereby the comport; Is given the right to
build and operate ire r dlway on carting' of the
highway, of the mid Iswnahlp.
X For much other tights. powers and author
or, sP toes, be bacldeatal to the above.
.[rated thin l 4th dal of January. Itt01. '
IHRONTARIO WEST 1illORK KLEC
TRIC RAILWAY COMPANY, by
'eel ('A1GiEWN TheirUSolicitors.
THE
STERLING BANK '
OF CANADA
Hese Orrice Tonoino
01 rneatzeo c4rrr5L• $1.0110000
INCORPORATED BY SPK( iAL AC r
OF DOMINION PARLIAMENT
TO RECEIVE DEPOSITS
Tu accommodate the Farmers
the have opened Branches in the
villages of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN,
VARNA and
I3AYFIELD.
we e eoliCil Ile } ahroomage of U1n
FARMER.
('AL1 NOTES IIW'Ot'NTED.
tiAViN(3H BANK ACCOUNT
opened by deposit of $1.(V
interest at 3% compound-
ed quarterly.
4 1Ub,1tiCH BRANCH
A. 0. GAMBLE, Mensger.
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GODERICH MARKETS.
Tacaeoar, rob. kith.
rail weep:, per bu.h, new eel li toe 10
((acing wheat, per bush. new J rte to n to
nye,_per boob .0 1.1 to 066
buckwheat. per bush v 0 ta, to 0 M
Otos, per bush., now 0 l0 to 0 OS
fess. per blah 0 75 to 070
Harley. per Muth 0 (al to t lip
Arreenings, per too - 1e to to DI On
Flour, faintly. per cwt 2 03 to Y 11.3
flour. patent, par cwt 3 2.3 to k 15
Bran,
Shoo., per ton slit
W tto3624
onaa
Rio, sew. per toe le M to 11 y,
Wood. per cad 3'0 to it 00
Butter. per Ib. e W le 023
Chews, per lb o I3 10 0 15
freer per des 027 to 0 'l.2
'0'aloes. new.. 0 y, to 0 Sal
('*tile, ordtny to new.
Uweni. 200 to 1 flu
.Itis, ex port, per ewt / .n to 15
'5
Ilse weight, ser cwt..-. 3 IMI Io 300
b. .. ... A. to 6 (q
lateep. per ow 230 to 4 On
Seer Ile 0 14 to u t0
Bacon. per lb 0 IS to 0 '34
Lard. per 113 IS to 15
Twllow, per lb01 to o a)
Kids., per
fib.r).eklon 2 1n In 3 00
('hrckeun 10 to 10
Turkeys .. .......
I(Sel.44. mark.te 1 page 6,1 to I t
Beal ::state tor bale,
A DESIRABLE: FARM FOR SALE.
1 -West half lot 7, Oh conceaaWn. A.b•
11eW. known u the Sdclienrle farm. two tulle.
from Dungannon. one half mile from irb,ol.
It 1. well situated and hoe a pleasant view.
Ise acre., gond hand fur general farming. all
cleaan& no wort. land. all needed down. O. lis a
good state of cultivation, in free from lad
weed& There are Iwo or•hard. ; one of the..
12*. .[tout ISI, tree. )u.( beotnn,ng to bear.
Theare priooliall all winter apple.. Hood
n,
Iaok 12.Moet. witf goal etabling and cem-
ent fluor.. driving stud 213x/2, with large loft
obese, which will .tore about Mown tons of
hay . henbane I.r_s. Good frame home.
70.J4. with large summer kitchen and wood -
eked sttactred, .tone ,Alar, full .tzr of house,
with content floor. House 1. being remodelled
with metallicodling•. wh,ch adds greatly to
Ith warmth. spp.arw0ee and eonvedeece.
Artenwn well seal windmill, whichupl.Ilea
water to house and barn. Titers Y a when
lied tank and water trough at born. which w IU
bold enough water to water a large stork for
a Lumbo[ of days. There V ale a never foil
Mg veil oo the back wider the Mom. Th,+ k
a good home for someone.. ler farther par -
IMulan apply to W lt. AIiDOt0ON, t)ungaw
nun WA.
DWELLING FOR SALT.-COM-
txtable house for sale. e000Sn Ent u
liquor*. Elothrootio etc. For particulars apply!
to OECORUE HF:AN, Devoe rtrwrt.
i41OK SALE AT ONCE. -THE GEN
r KIRAL store and pontoons business at
(*[low. Largo frame owe and resid.oce of
eight rooms. \ear l.. e. R. glwtloo and con.
,onlent. to chunheo and school. Apply to
141 K8. 21 96410. (Oriole P. 0.• 74
'COD HOUSE FOR BALE OH TO
1f rent.-CorufortncbNhesae to_ rent. Mtdium
c W, r
n C n e e. e h
Sass. a e foul to tlrlu r F t room, ct .
Would sell to reernslbte pony who ooald
make moderate os6is payment with balance In
monthly Irrstalutentw. For particulars apply .t
THIS OF'F'ICE.
L1ARM FOR SALE. -BEING IA)T11,
t' c.tcealoo Il. w• 0.1 olborne. comprieing
inn acre.., all clamed. There b a good. comfort-
able from, dwelling house with cellar under
math. a gond frame barn, net repaired and en
lamed, with a element foundation. floor* and all
stabled ofe. Theme a large young ort•hard of
choice bearing fruit tree., 11 ell watered by a
prong crook and two wells. Vence. and every
thing In good repair. For tenor and Wortley
Ion .pol), 10 MR.S..tLLEN or JAR. Mc HIN•
N gY or by mall to Nile feet (Jon•. 76hn
bAKM FOR HALE. -PART OF
block IS lake rood oast, Colborne town -
Ip. two 0,11ew from Uoderleb, (.0) acre., gond
clay lam. brick house. barn 34 z M. with
Dement stablingarteelsn weU, water In bulk)
Inge midvowingcreek. t .ere..twrdlnit timber
Dem)on P, orrhud. Apply to C. ('. M lf IL,
YOUNG & ROBERTSON. HEAL
I1Aate Agent*, Ooden-h, Ont.- Farm and
town properties bought fold .rd exchanged,
FOR SALE. --A LARGE, COM -
FORTABLK brick hou.e overlooking the
harbor; all modern oo.venlenc-.1. Including
bot water heating- Apply to YOUNG t ROLL
E ItTSON, Ooderloh.
\OR SALE. -LU ACRES EXCEL-
LENT land for market garden. with g o.400rd(
nildingt and fens. ; two mile. from Qode-
rlch ; ore worse In orrbwrd of ripple*, pear.,
plume. oherrie., peaches, grape. and
• r. Price and terve favorable. Appy
YOUNO k ROBERTSON, Ooderlok.
POR SALE. - 1; STORY HOUSE
✓ at Angleeea street. 14 .fury house on
Napier street, It glory house on rlgin aro
nue. 1 story hm„e on Victoria street.
Two etnry hock hou.e on game .( reef near the
bike ; ,tine room., all modern convenience.,
Rt. David'. 'treat : nine room., all modem con
-
venlencee, Forme Inc Pale to any part of
Huron oonnty. YOUNU & ROBERTSON,
tlodortch, Out.
AN EXCELLENT FA KM 1'0R
tt HALF. -20n acres lis'V1..( w'awa.oh. tee
mlloa from Auhuro ; roll a cls ler., about. len
erne ander cultivation and 31 t0 10 sere.
limber. A well and two +rings of water, A
nowTtamedwelling, w barn, etwh1, end
driving shed. Apply to OUNU & ROBERT -
110N_ Uo4eelok.
L'OR HALE Oft TO ItENT. -- A
I' d,02 -"l. flnecro fern 1n W.at Wawa-
nnsh. ronenedon S. let. 17. with 17; wreath
good *tale of cultivation, well fenced, well
watered Food orchard. loops bank barn, good
houen. t adomnr, blacksmith .hop and store
at cursor of farm. ('nnsonlept to wheel and
church, 31 nailed from 1 P. R. statism at
Auburn. Tenn. eery. W. A. HARRISON,
Lucknow.
.1I01'ME FOR dBALLS. -h A NINE
i mrmon lane ettenon/i having a Rood
d,tul Inn. on Kew Ys .10001. Store totmdallon
and slimmer kllehen.and Mehl.. Will be fold
w.
tennwlrll] For fnnEe(( p*rtIcnlaa apply to
Mita. AVM, M/CACO1IAN, 11 i3atlen ate.,
Tomtit., zit f
L'AItM 1"O1t HALE. --A (7110iCE
1 (Arm Inc wile, adapted for mixed fanning
or len, et acre. cleared. Ifl serno good oreh
wrd, l:, acm god timber. SMI w gold t.I.ek
clay Ian. Onod frame house, fame Morn and
etabies. grid driving.1201. frame 33 and 3/,
eoncr..40n 1, ttod0 ich township. Apply In
PROUD (oT RAYS k BLAIN or to CHAS.
J. WALLI8 Clinton. 26111
START ANY TiME.
Get pro trOning In the mini (Mt In
Oallenrl to give you the beet that. Can
be had.
The IM(.Iel. Amortises Andre*.
Collette., Y M. l'. A. BolMing. Toronto.
Write Inc ealalrtgere.
LOCAL TOPICS.
The Twelfth of July.
The North Huron Couuty Orange
Lodge held Its annual meeting this
week but did not decide where It
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy of change of running advertise-
ments must be left at this office by
Monday noon to ensure Insertion
In Issue of same week.
Card of Thanks
TO THE OFFICER» AND MEM-
sensor Undeelcb Circ., of the Order of
Candles Homo Clr•ler.
1 hereby acknowledge with somas than►s
the prompt payment of beoeaoLry enlaced.,
Inoar order fore:ACUbe1d by my late husband,
John R. l'reigte. 1 afro choirs to thank the
10npreite onfe'e.• and the ummere of Ualeru-h
Chole. No. M. for titer kltduee and amheauee
in the preparation of the claim paper..
IS1gnedt 1111u4. ELIZABETH (:RAtMIE.
Goderfch, F'ebruery 13th. le14.
Situations Vacant
WANTED. -A GOOD GIRL FOR
``Neral homework. Apply to MRS.
GALT, !tel,.on street.
IUANTED.-A COMPETENT GEN-
11RA1, cream. ♦DDIi lis \IRB. C.
PI'RENTICES 1V.AN1'ED. -- TO
learn dreemaklug• Apply to 1111* W.
PELLOw, Angleton .true(. a'tl.
`VAt.N. I) - (i1HL 011 WteeN
to do gerenl lweaework fn smallOMAai-
ity Highest wanes paid. Apply to AIR•9.
11 M. ( OATS. Nelson etrece.
,\,'ANTED.--RFSPON»IDLF:
1' party tc act as sole agent fox ry0.i( I
article of mere.. F:aciuglve territory to right
tart Add.. ,. W L. H•. Is l lark Wiest.Cortland. Maine.
('loop GIRL WANTED. --TO 00
NS getter -al housework. wage. 112 a month
Apply to MRS. DAVID BROWN, Anglewa
e t net
_Boarding
won LADIES. OK LADY AND
gentleman. two stow waren hoot room.
with board. or lady room e*, ne a0 the 0. T. H.
staUou. Apply et THE SIGN ALOmca. 112.1.,
tor Sale
IIOAT FOR HALF. - GASOLINE
11111111C11. 2S f( long with 1 h.p. .gene, In
Ona elar coodllla for tale clomp. booed
A miles per boor. trill carry leo p.see.,ger.
comfortably. Address.. Box 141. Uadench. 2.1
GOOD CHANCE. - MRS. PRI 13-
:1 Ilan ha. [nested her roman over Dun-
lop • drug 4.'rr. 7 hl. Is the ammo of a lite
time to secure foe 1 we M 0oage*Ial co.npantan.
. hip ore. comfortable . u.rter. with every -
pike mocat.ry to wart hourekeeptng. Earn -
asking. will be mkt at w bargain to clear oat at
o nce. Apply to F. J. PRI DR A63
T
UMBER. FOR SALE.. -HEMLOCK,
L min and maple lumber for war from stock.
W wire.be out to wire. For feline particular.Eppy to ROBERT KLW(Tr. Oodericb. tf
General Meeting.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
to a treneral meeting of the ebareholdcn of
ow Ontario Wed Shore Electric Railway Como
pony will be hekl at (IN of0ce of Meer.. t'aw-
erou t KlUorxn, larr4tun., err., Goderieh.
Ontario, at the 'art' dry of March. R'OO at the
hour of t woke noun. for the purpose of electing
director* of the company and for the perpo,e
of arising athority to the director. of the
company to 1'.ue bund.. debenturt u1 other
eecurit.•. to Ike extent of 113,100 per mile of
Oriole track of the .Uway and extension and
hr.nober. and to eocur° flat we by n,
deed puu.nt to the statute lis UNL be 0.
and
deed,
or the puree,e of trammeling moth other
bu.lness w, may_properly be t rwn.acted at the
food meeting,f TA{e maid mectinrt I. ,., far a. It
i. to deal w Ith the Wm of food. debenture.
mo
or rurille. of this company to le it epeclsl
meting of the company.
[l•ted tblot lath day 00 61.bruary, 19tk
03 1.4 By order of the
PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS.
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
or
rams STOCK AND iMPL12 MENTO.
Mr. Robert A. Roberton will sell b7 public
auction at lot 27, 1.o nwenlnn 1. 'Wert Iynwa.
nosh, nest farm north of Auburn, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 34TH,
commencing et 1 o clock
One bevy black g lding. mind by Llueola,
tieing( 7 year» old ; 1 driving more. [lobe 1
Year* old ; 2 good (Inn dills., r4alno Y /etre
old ; 3 good town, due to salve In May : 2
steers, tieing 2 lean. old ; 1 Woof. Hoing ( year
old : S calves. I brood mow, due to farrow April
IIth: 1 PaU.rron binder, 1 MaesayRarria
mower, afoot cut ; I Brampton mower. 54 foot
cut ; 1 Marry -Harris ('orban harrow' 1 new
seed drill, 10•hee - 1 muffler. 1 fleury plow. No.
2) ; 1 Front & \Obeid twin plow, 1 .et Iron
harrow.. ( wheelbarrow, 1 gems el box, ( hay
rake 1 combination .tock and hay rack. 1
fwnnlne mill. I pulper. I ('44 orale. 1 heavy
waggon, 1 revered buggy. 1 set heavy sleighs
I eel light .Isiah., 1 stork ester tab. 1 sot of
e
sling ropes, 1 set of double hareem. ^ water
barrel... M end 70) pilon. ; 1 balder : 1 Bram
tank and .1 cane, 1 crow her, 1 mot planta.
wh400.40 ee. neck yokem.. fork., ;hovels. scythe.,
chaine and anmemo. other.rtlelcs
Everyt hon` wu.t he di.posrd of, se proprlrlor
hail sold the farm.
Terms if10 .d dtoer+at amontmonth' credit
given on turnlehing wpprovod )nine notes A
dlacruet of .; per cont. straight allowed for
rash oe credit amocnt..
ROH?. A. ROA4ItTON. THOS. OUNDI(Y.
Proprietor, Auctiounrr,
Auburn P. 0.
C1+ UGTiON SALE
0l
A C.AR1.0A1) 1'V DRIVING DRAUGHT.
AND GENEIRAI. PURPOSE HO114E8
.t the Colborne Hotel, (lodorlcb, on
SAIVRDAY. F'EBRCAHY 2rifr,
powwowing at 1 e Clock .harp
One pair general mimeo gelding*,, year old .
1 pair general putout° m*res, I1 yeas d I
1 lair heavy geldings. food worker.; I lair
g eneral marmot roll.., 2 yawn old ; 1 general
purpose mare and foal : 2 metol mare., M end
42 Teary old ; t min good, cleanl sged grey
hone, rising 7 year. old would t,.Fkc a good
Rio department hone: 1 pair of moored
black geldltere rising 1 end yeah 04. are
Moth well bred bred and ver stylish and .hnnl4
make a 1.100.•1.100.•tenni : 10ni.eahl,, sound,
work horse. to foe ,ondllion: n good little
w e
family noire, 1.l+ing year. old, is qu1M lis
every way. and a good delver.
Alm under In,trurtlone from Pmudfo O,
Hay. k Blair. to rim m ort 0° r5*te
Two smut of drlt Mg barna. : 2 critters.: e
two...no l cutter; 1 canopy top mikado,
road wagon. .candle meat - 1 new envered
Morel • 1 new ribber tired phaeton. Also w
bu rnlu'rrwof new blanket.. only used on this ion.
Tbe hnssa *111 all he gnarnleed M retire -
mentos on day of sate.
Thaws: All ow* of eM and ander, molt:
over that Amount .l month.' credit *111 be
given on fnrnl.htng mperoved Joint none. A
dh0epet et the rate of s Iwo eon.. allowed for
etty M1 d'ed1(n , to e.
TNV tA41 l HD1IT. AuallSeet.
would celebrate the 12th of July. The
committee 111 charge of the prepara-
tions for a demonstration here expect
that toe North Huron lodge will join
with Mouth Huron in celebrating at
(joderich.
Uniform Promotion Examinations,
The uniform promotion examin-
ations for the county ut Huron will
he held uu Thursday and Friday.
April nth and 10th, IPA, Examination
paler* wifl,ta, orwpared for the junior
and senior divisions of IL ;Uid 111.
classes and junior IV. class. A poet -
card, stating the number of papers
required for each class, should be sent
to the nubile school Inspector before
March 10th,
Tried to Take His Life.
On Ftidayevening, Charles Collett,
an elderly 111+111 who has held (he posi-
tion of c11et at several of the 11.1101.. In
Loon, amongst their. the Bedford and
Helen, was found in It half -choked
condition in the lavatory at the King
Edward hotel. lie had taken a roller
towel and fastened it ;d.put his neck,
attached it to some Ila1111* in the
[Wont and three hiu,erl( backward.
He was [too brought back to catn-
.CitosI.•a.. It is ptub;al.le Howl he did
not, fully realize what be was doing at
the time.
Gospel Temperance Meeting.
There watra splendid attendance at
the meeting in the Tomo -ranee (fall
on Sut.lay afternoon las!. Rev. 11.
\\ Wright delivered n stirring ad-
dre.s, wed Key. W. E. Milleon, of
Kingsville, who was in town iu ron-
uection with the Sunday school anni-
versary services at North street
Methodist church, gave a solo which
was Much enjoyed and aleo spoke
briefly. Tho young men's choir made
a splendid lead for the ringing. Next
Sunday the meeting will he addressed
by [tee. B. Clement,
Death of Donald Matheson.
Donald \lath.-o:nn passed ,Tway at
his home on \\'i11h.m street yesterday
morning el the al(e of seventy-nine
years, alter an illness of 11 little over
a week, Mr. Matheson hi sniveler(' by
one 0011. George, and 1/114, dr•ughter,
Mies Ada, of Delimit, and they wore
with I during his lost illne4e.
Some righter." pears ago lie lost three
of his erns with their fishing lasat,
and a few years later his wife died.
Mr. Matheson Was a veteran of the
Aiuerican war and vain< originally
from the Maritime 1','..clures,
The Recount in Howick.
The recount of the ballots iu the re-
cent local option election in the town-
ship of Howick wee held at Gorric mel
Tuesday. before Judge Doyle, and still
the vote remains an ft wile, four votes
over the rrgnired thrredlfthe for the
bylaw. The temperance people had
G. F. Blair. fun inter, oiGoderich,
while it. Vomit/me, barrister, of
Wingh:un, sea• nt for the antis.
Hrni.tto ll, Mens., of Wiugliaiu,
sea -..baso present iu Ibr lotea'eet of the
township. The recotrmt wax asked for
by Alex ler Orr, a hote4kt. Mer at
(iorrir, and four hotels are affected.
two fo Gerrie. one at Hclinott and one
at fe'unlwlclr.
At Osgoode Hall.
Judge Magee gate judgment last
week in the steam of the tewu.dtip of
McKillop Venus Pidgeon and Foley.
Thin woo at faction to recover $1,1.>tl
liquidated damages up to the i5eme of
the het it ;Uhl $,i per day subsequent
thereto aganst both deft -edam's for
alleged breach of n contract to du
drainage wink fur plaintiff 'awl a
muudatery injunction anal N3weak per-
formance ,cgeint Ilendant i'idgrn.,,
the contractor, defend' TR -Foley being
bis surety. Held, that the cuotra.t
was not binding. Actien dismissed
with coots. W. Pronditot, K. C.. for
plalntiffa. J. C. Makin.. [Stratford
for defendants.
Died in Hancock.
1'he death took place on Thurslny
last in Ilenc'rck, Mich., of Malcolm
McLean. sun of lira. John McLean,
William street. Mr. McLean was
fortyseveneats of Ale and was un-
married. He was a brother of Mrs.
George Johnston, of Tezaa; John
McLean and Mrs. 13.1n McKay, of town:
Sunman McLeau, of Marquette. Mich.,
and William McLenn, of White Fish
Point. 1'110 funeral took place on
Monday afternoon, ibo interment
being made in \iailhand cemrlery.
Rev. Jaynes A. Anderson c Iucted
the oleeeluies and the pall•beerers
were Captain John )IlDun,tld, Capt.
Murdoch McDonald, ('apt, Mnleoltm
McDonald, C;ipt. Win. Sutherland,
R. King, and David Marwick.
Among the floral tributes Walla beauti-
ful wreath from lh„ fishermen of
Marquette, \lick.
Call to Rev. Alex, McMillan.
Thr following newspaper doepaich
from froMimic°. dated February 1741, re-
fers to a former pastor pf the Smith's
Hill Presbyterian cheer.%: ••1'he con-
gregation of the Slimier' Presbyterian
church at ;t mooting tonight unanl-
mouslt• decide I t.. extend .t call to
Rev. Alexander McMillan of 'furunto,
to succeed Her, \\ illiwm Murrin an
pastor. The invitation to Mr. Mc\lil»-
Ian was cordially supported by all
those present, and the congregation is
very hopeful of securing his accept.-
^nce. Mr..JlcMillau wap minister of
Ht. Enoch', church. Toronto, for 111any
years, but latterly spent some time in
Scotland. Ile hits preached here time,
oral tinges during the past few week's,
and his sermons have given much sat-
ipfact.lon. The call it ill come before
the Presbytery of Toronto at ire meet-
ing on March .S."
The D. 0. E. Euchre Party.
Notwithstanding this unfavorable
weather on St. Valentine's night, the
attendance at the progressive euchre
party given by the l).aughtere of the
Empire,,_ in the town boll was
very good, then, being over n
hundred pere(mr present, and the
Altair was thoroughly enjoyed. The
hall wan decuraU.l tor the trer•akfun
with flags atilt 1111111 1111C. JON. Kidd
was insister of senheo and all'
pounced s' the Lllowiug winners
Ladies • First, Mrs. J. F. Andrews;
1040(11,4, Mr.. J. L Moore : consolation,
Miss liaise. Gentlemen - First, \V, .1.
Devi.: second, R. C. lhtya; n"wsnla-
tion, D. McMinald. Mrs. Andrews
and Mee. Moore were tie., but the cut-
ting of the Bards gave (11.,1 pl:lrw to
the former, and the ^wording of Iho
first and second prizet to the gentle-
men wow determined in the same way.
There were three ties for the spook.
men's c0nNoletion prise, 1). McDonald,
F. J. Bottom' and 1'. Hermes, Aft r
the playing reftr.hmerte were nerved
and the llathering•hroke up shortly
before midnight. The pleasure sisal
convenieuce of thu.4e who attended
was wall provided for and an excellent
arrangement was the pr>vlaton for the
checking of one's wraps for the small
fee of Se.
Another Social Eysning.
The Marine. Social Club had another
ae'sembly on'I'ueaday evening. when a
large number of friends of the club
wore entertained. A portion of the
evening WAS devoted to pprogreselve
euchre, iu which Alia Mollie Neville
*on the lady's prise, Malcolm Mc-
Donald, jr., the gentleman's prize. and
Capt. R en. McCarthy the "booby."
The murices' program included solute
hy Mrs. Wen. McCarthy, Mr. Stein, of
Loudon, end Herold Blackstone, a
violin solo by G. J. Shaw. and pi;wln
selectious by Mrs. -McCarthy, Speeches
were given by G. A. Rebertsun, B. A.
01111 Wee. ('anlpbdl, Jr., the latter
acting as chairman of the gathering.
After the serving of refreshments the
flour wen cleared and (lancing was in-
dulged in. Moot 1:1i person's were
include1 iu tis -gathering, whirl[ was
voted it ;prat 10uc0e.s.
Promoted to Guelph.
Cbeeler 1:•'J1•row, (0 110 for the past
three years or over has been the eine-
lent and courteous operator and ticket
agent at the Grand Trunk station, ha..
received a promotion in the Company's
service to the Position of day operator
and ticket a4eent at Guelph, and left on
Motiday morning to wasnntt' bis 1100f
duties. On Saturday cv'eIinl( he wee
pi -moo ed elilt a suitcase and travel.
ling noII)4nluiou by the railway cul•
pFloye••s, the prereinntiou taking place
In the ticket odlce at the .t..tinn. .1.
.1. McLlouaid, formerly yardmaster at
Uudericliand at prarrutsupplying in the
same petition here, 'mule the present-
ation, nod Cheater reel i.' I in happy
style. H s many' founds will wi.h him'
the best of good Turtune in his new
location. Win. Dore succeeds Mr.
Farrow Ile operator end ticket agent
here and Mr. Dor' . former position is
taken by }coward Godfrey, of Preston.
Chelan Friends Entertain.
The Temperance Hall was the .seer
of featit ides last evening, when the
members of liuderirh Council, No.
157, Cena4uau Order of Chown Friends,
."alert• ainod a pully gathering. From
ti to 8 o'clock supper watt lwrved, and
most bountiful 'provision Was made
for this, oysters and other good thing,'
beim; eert•ad in a style that Inflected
great credit upon the Gulick of the
Council. Afterwards an enjoyablie
program rens carried out, J,ttnes
Mitchell lv'ting as chairmen. The
pnlgranl included instruurut,tl sel-
ections by Miss Skiving. aril Miss
Dorothy FAO, a recitation by Mine
Hattie heichvr, so violin solo byy• .Ire.
Shaw. vougr by Harald Blnckstone
and 8. Botcher. a tinct, "David and
Golub," by Misses Powery and lief•
cher, and an intet•.wliug address by J.
E. Tien. public ..Chad inspertue. ileo,
\V. B!w•kef t also rtmtributed 1. monism
of excellent selections with his phono-
graph.
Death of Miss Sands.
The death °f Miss Jonuie M., eldest
daughter of John Sonde, chief of
the local 140330(1, which took place on
Thursday lyes, came ar a happy ett.
lease. The young lady haul beim ill for
the past couple of years. thumgh *he
was not confined to bel fur shore than
a few weeks. The funnel took place
on Saturday afternoon to Colborne
ewuetoryhe wervicee being con.'
ducted by Rev. Jarmo' A. Anderson,
pastor of Knox church, and the pall-
bearers being six of the deceased's
fernier schoolmates in 'uoltfurd3 Peter
•iliswett, Roy McLean, I.on. Morris,
Richard Walter., Harry \\-ells and
Lou. M**kell. The deceased was the
eldept in the family, being in het.
twenty-feu:oh ye;tr, and is survived
by two brothers and a sinter. Archie,
at Sp. kerne, Wnsbingtnn, and Wilby
and Edna at home. She was of ex-
emplary character. While in 8*Itfurl
she was a member of the Hnnday
school conducted by Jatllea \filch•
ell and since the family moved to
town she hail been in Mr. Anderson's
Bible class al. Knox church.. She
based the ch.frch shout flte years
Ago.
Military School Closed.
The provisional teal tiny ec11rol
which has been held in Gotha -Jell for
the past six weeks [,lied yesterday,
rata tion[ firing conducted on
M lay. Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week by Lieut. Gibson, of Wolse•
Icy Barrack,, London. Seven officers
and Live uuu•cummissiuncd officers
took the examinations, which in-
cluded practical examinations 111
squid drill, skirmishing, truant mount-
ing, arm drill and winner's, drill, and
written examinations un four papers
military • law, interior economy,
duties, and drills iced exercises. -' Last
evening the member, of the class
joined in a supJWr at Hlackslune'e,
with their instructor, Sergi. Web-
ster, of Wolseley Barracks, Its the,
guest of the ea nim•. A program of
speech and song feii{owed the mol
and, along with ninny cxpr a„ions of
e*teenn, Sergt. Webster was presented
with a set Of military bnirdim as a
srnitenir of hir stay in (isle' ich. The
members of the (-lass .Ire enthuainstet
in their praiies of the instructor, who,
menialse knowing Ilii work Lberoughly,
proved himself a mode, of geniality
and patientotdl-nature. 'Ilia results
of the examinations will be esu al in
roililla orders in die course.
New Science Muter.
The statutory meeting °f lbs Col-
legiate institute board was held oti
Monday afternoon, with all the 'memo
Iters in attendance. Dr. Taylor was'
appointed chairman, on motion of
Judge Holt, seconded hy Sheriff iteyn•
old., and the following standing
committees were appointed :
Supply Supp
I
et Dee - ialRn Doyle. Judge 1f,It
and Sheriff Reynolds. Property
cum-
mIttee-J. 11. Colborne. W. L. Eliot.I
and Dr. Nichol.un. It was deckled to
bold the regular meetings 4d the bots)
on the first Thursday in each month
at 4 e; Clock In the court house, as here•
tofere. lin motion of Sheriff Kiern-
ohls and Ilr. Nieholsem, the applies•
lion of A. H. Baker, H. A., for the
poaltlon of science masher iA sneers -
shin to (I, A. Hobert mon, who Is leav-
ing, A pril 1st, wee ecrept'd, the .slay
teeing fixed at 51.1(1) per } ear. Mr.
Baker is et present taking a poet-
greduale comae. The following no•
counts were ynlerelmid : W. Intake,
repairs, $ I . fl ; C. 1'. 14. 'I'clegrtph ('o„
•
2741'; Jasper Nichol -on. sundries,
$100: The $3; f4heanluwl
e
1 Cheep Trip 10 Toronto -O T H Pees
Bros., locket tt:411, $I.b); C. C. Lee
gleam. $l ; locntary, portage. 54.84)
Nail and FM ire tidy rrtialog, ado,
The Globe. ad.vertlrlig, 1e. A relkat4
of helf-lernl'it fen, t':. was given Mics
F. N aftel un account of sieknese.
Caught Red-handed,
The Exeter Advoeate•Iart week had
the following: "Gordon Brown, a
young 1.1;111 Whnale 11ot11e la et Fee-
quber, was brought before Magl.-
trsles Kay and Farmer here (11 Tues•
day last t.. *uaw'er.tu a charge of
housebreaking. Me.are. Beavers
Bros., merebauta of Farquher, have
been miming tao1M•y and erode from
their store, hut. to capture the culprit
seemed a dB/I.-lilt twitter. tbo thefts
(wing committed der leg their alr.cnee
froom home and a„r illy on $hnday.
Determined to aitch t lie dull' v party
they engwged the aro vil,,s. of Constable
Hiowu, of Exeter. .Ind Moseley Mr,
Dirsett wont out to lbs-a'etl:. of the
thefts and beet -aril 1.,i1.e:f iu the more
while the folks of the store drore
.sway. It was not long before Browu
took advantage of the situation and
breaking open the back dour proceed-
ed to the flout of the store, where he
was captured ted -handed. Their Wor-
ships committed the- young man for
trial and tie wee taken to Uudericb
Tuesday morning." Drumm was tried
on Thursday last un one charge and
found guilty and remanded until t(Jday
for sentence. The young man was
before Judge Doyle flies afternoon,
and was beuteuced to four mouths at
hard labor in the county jail. L. H.
Dickson appeared for the prisoner.
Killed on the Railway.
A dletreaeiug accisleet sea., thmt
which occurred last Saturday after -
Moon, resulting in the death of
Charles Ross, the eldest con of James
Ross, of the third couceesien of (lode -
rich towitshfpp Charles Roys and his
blather. L'ddie, in company with
Ernest Johnston, set tut to walk to
WWII, and the r/adw being hall they
decided to go by the railway track,
which war a shorter route than the
:awl. A violent ma -1 hwtwt wind was
blowing, ac00UIp$uied fry a fall of
snow, and the boys did not hear the
Bain appeu+u:bing behind then'. until
it was slowest upon them. 'Ernest
Juh1L'Wu slew the train and called to
, the otter lacy[, but before they got
off the track it chuck the elder of the
lion[ boys, who was walking in 111.4
centro, throwing 1' about thirty
fret. \awn the other boys picked
him up he gave a groan and died
almost iustwt fly. Oise leg wa
broken, the ok 11 was fractured d
be wlae badly bruised about the head
and neck. It wen sue of the inc. ntiug
Ovine which killed rho young mon,
lresunlably the after'noou express.
I.t t the train crew were numware of
the atcideut until they reached town.
The young man was only twenty-two
years of age and the sympathy of the
a•mntunity• le extended to the ber-
eaved relat'yea lalhejr end affliction.
The tundra' Mor place on Tneeday
afternoou.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Feb, 20th
11 -
Special Meetings of the Council.
Special meeting.' of the Whin coin
cil were held on Friday and Monday
evenings. The meeting Ln Friday
was for the purpose of giving the
third reeding to the bylaw of the Ou-
tnrlo West Shore Electric Railway
C pang and the meeting on Monday
night vas W poor bvhtw No. K of the
present year, amending bylaw iu. 11
00 ISIS as amended by bylaw No. 6
Of 1W4n. The bylaws of 181111 and MO
were the bylaws giving the Grand
Trunk Itahlway the right of running
their lines of rail over eet'trim streets
at the dock. These bylaws gave the
railway company pormiosiof to run to
the water's edge, Mit the Grand
Trunk have not so far extended their
track that fnr and the amendments
parsed on Mondry night limit the per -
omission to the distance the Grand
Trunk have already built. The rights
git'en in the bylaws of tau years ago
were not exclnrive, out the council
thought it world he easier to deal
with the matter nl giving the C. P. R.
4or the C. P. R. end 0. T. R. jointly)
rights for the remaining distance if
the bylaw were amended in this way.
it woe decided to send a letter to the
Grand Trunk and also one W the C. P.
R. explaining what the council had
duns and also to invite the C. P. R. to
send up an engineer, as intimated hy
Superintendent Oborue would be
done, we boon as possible to look into
the g0ewton of a location for the
sheds which would be regeired by the
C. P. I(. in connection with the pro.
proal to make Urslerich a point of
transhipment for flour c*rriel on the
lake.[ by the Mutual Transit Com-
pany's boats.
A Good Program.
Exceptionally enjoyable Waw the
nicotine of the Collegiate Literary
Society hell in the assembly hall of
too school butt1 'rids ' y eve .. i .. The
program opened with an in.tr'rnleettl
solo rendered by A. Roy Adam, iu his
wined brilliant style. fn response to n
spontaneous Imes( tf npplaunu he
graciously gave an 0110,11,'. in loin
thrilling recitation -Whispering Bill."
\\'illi^m P'ingi,wwl diaplaywl elor-u•
Biometry prwetis which were at once
surprietng and deligligful to the audi-
ence. The event of the evening wee
the long•oxprvlel debate. "Herolved,
that Money hats hail more h,ttueure to
th,1 'hraruuer.'' '1'. 0. tun Ihlrn-
in and rutin F'inglend upheld the
affirmative. while Donald Finlayson
supported Alex. McLervnan in his de•
fence of character. Both sides upheld
their trnsitn with marked ability,
the supporter of the negative es-
peeially diaUnguishinhimself in spite
of his youth and the tact that this tett.
his first appearance 011 1)134• platter's'
I)r. Strang and Miaw'a Iklnl*ge and
Doherty of the teaching bluff a.'1.• I
es judges and gave their 'deci ' in
favor of 111e negative. Meet Lillis,,
Clark baulk "My sweet
Ain Folk" in swt.
voice and with gall expression. 1'br
JuurIal ...vol by Gordon 'Wight Mall
was our well worthy of its editor's.
This illustrious periodical new rano
tains 1lneost all the features which b
characterise a first-class Inaglr7•Inl' ul•
newspaper, and ft Is expected that a
eerie) atnry will be inaugurated in a1i
early lane. Familiarity with Sam
Weller of l'iekwickinn fame dor:trtel
not a particle trent the thnrongh
enjoyment of his ever -memorable
"yakntinc.' which was reed by Mins
Meri(m Fraser, fir. Strang answered
Ore imparter. in the Question Do ;twee
D, the gratification of all. The Oleo
Saturday Hale of lion) Blanket.and Robes
Howel; Nasi..,,,, t
S.rrant trained -31r,. Galt 1
yard of Thanks- Mns. Ellr..hetb Cr.lglo.. . 1
A nn0unoetosut -A, J. Caper , 1
Uouenl Sleeting-Onrarlo %vest ramie Stec
Iris Hallway Cumpeuy .. ,,.... 1
Anctlon Ale. T. Uundry - . 1
Superior H..rne,,.- II. 1.. Knox, AublAra.. ... S
Reader -I/. B. linos, Auburn .
F'rrncla Greene I u. - Vloto,a Opera HoW,e.. a
Tower ( ennuis ODed Clothing Co . ., 7
Low Rale. to P..rldc 4'01,4 -Joseph Kidd.... 7
CteWon Top., [ac-Ilodgeu. Bro.. g
Kelpto(t.
Hoot for Mole -Box 101, Uolericb
8prtug Shipment. neve Arrtt'ed-Jr. Millar
Co 2
Pick Them lhtt-ltug• Bock.
The Leal..•. weer Comte -Jobb
001 tbor:t rete l'o't bleed
twn.d- lt. If. Pine
.n
Ricer. .. I
('old Cure, Ate Many -S. E. Hick. .
Servant '.PaMed-Mrs. C (Jarrow y
lit.Irable Fenn for Bale-- 14' Anderson. 001
cannon . . .. 1
Club's 'selection, "Ileal \Pings,' wan
reudered in splendid .tyle. "God
Saye the King' Concluded the pro-
gram. De Lt,ume 31illyar4 pleyeer the
*ccutupafiInefLe during Cite evening.
Farmers' Institute Meeting.
of the Wertries tflu onoFan i errs' Institute
was commenced at Londeohol'o' on
Thutroday last and concluded yester-
day at SL Helene. The visiting dele-
gates were Gnvirn Barbour, of Cross -
hill, and Mier Isobel ltd., of Hespeler.
Mr. Harbour's subjects were "Ilra.tght
}lone. and How to Raise Them,."
"The' Beefsteak Steer," "Cultivation
anti Manure," and "Partnere and
Their Mons." Mies Rife in the after -
/item, addressed separate meeting's of
Lulie+.,
encouraging the formation of
branches of the Women's' Institute
and L•tlki,il; uu subjects of epode! In-
0-potinM on palm to
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
he II Journal
lsecureed by subscript• 10) The Sig{
be
Sig-
nal at, the reduced rate of :;:1 center for
the year, by applying at this office.
Coes; fon 8.tLx,--(',U' of Amertatn
feed corn for sale. Other grain* taken
in exchange. Call at the warehouse,
A. J. 6000ER. Hamilton street.
IIEI1; a SII011T110ON NALI'• 1'ua7'-
I'IINxD.-Owing W lull roads it, 11.
Reid. Pine River, postponed hie sale
of purebred shorthorn cattle until
\\'eduunday, February dol, 06(kl, at 'L
p. tu. Teems will meet trains wt Ripley
ate previously announced.
t'0311N11 NEXT WHEN. -Tho Feaucir
Greene Company will he at Victoria'
Opera Houma on Motlday. Tuesday and
Wsdu.sday of nest week with a high-
cl:tas vaudeville program. Fine brass
hood. Good, clews, up-to-date I.how.
Popular prices -25c, .15c and Sok.
Tickets now on sale at the Imperial
Itestfrurall t,
Commencing February )th. and
osntinuing daily until ApPr•il:OIth. in-
clusive„ one-way colonist tickets will le,
on' sale to the following points : Van-
couver, Victoria, Seattle, Portland,
'Tacoma, Spokane. Ban Prancisco, I.os
Angeles, San Diego and Mexico City.
Full information may be obtained
from F. F. Lawrence. fowl Agent U.
T. It., Glderich, or write to J. D. Me.
Douald, I). 1'. A., Toronto,
-e• AUCTION SALES.
carload of driving. db. rought and genes or ral parr
pew, boson.. Also bwrn... uggle., cutler., etc
at Colborne hotel, oomu,oncing at 1 o'clock
,harp fors. UCND14r. auctions[,
Tt xsnar, Feb. 2.'-AuclIon role of far,.n and
term implement., etc„ belonging to iodate M
late John Setting, at lot :. Maitland block,
Hallett. Tuns. 0(1pat•. anrt inflect.
1VensgruAr, Vcbruer Oath. -Auction sale
of tarn .tock and Implement., pr .pen of
Hobert A. Roberton, O7, Woo,
, concession 1, 'wets
near Auburn. Everything to be
d4pr.ed of, a. form hoe boon Poll. TRoe.
GI•N Dar..Ilct louver
TnuRAnar, Febrnaty 274 h. -Anil ton el. 0(
Aleut stock and iu,plemenl., timperty of Mr.
Lindero,. Huron rod, Oedorlch town.bip Il
miles ,Ped of Clinton. Everythingto be .end,
am proprietor 14 10vlug the frm. Tao..
0cxDRY, suet keen.
Faft.A5. February :70th. - Auction Salo
of form stock and Implement+, at lot 1,
concemlou 2. Wo.t w awe nosh comment.
Ing wt (' o'clock sbup. Doom M -ua.m'
AND At.kx. 'nrxvztu, proprietors. TROP.
UeNDar, a,lct looser.
FRIDAY. March &h. -Clearing nuctlon Nolo
of fin:-chi.r fano stock, Implement... etc. pro
pU
putty MlLood Aron, Huron road. of.04'),
(own.hlp, oneemlle from Holmeevlll..)*Urn
The fano htt poen mold And everything will lo
sold. Title. GUMS., auctioneer.
f bun.
tockL.,t 1 Imp.tre.oloth
., propert3'ction sauf le oJame-
Mng to
ol sio d of,..lrut b.0 biro n sold. Tirmms-.
411-xnm. Auctioneer,
Vsivs', Mat eh 1411,.- ( ivaring null len owl•
of tar: stock and Implo.nnt'., belonging to
Jame. it.l}}hby, tut 2. cone elm. 1, Wert, 1'.
wanvth T1100A. 01.10er. auctioneer.
MONDAY. Muco. lath.- Abctionhale of Ore.:
ea.. farm .10,•k sad Implenlpnt -. Including 11010
of the best M.A- of 'hefpp lis the aunty. the
property of Althorn Chlnholtn, conce'd'e, 1t
Colima -tie. Th.; 1.rn, I- add and then, .111 1.,
h..,:.•.enc. '1' . titsnw,. enrtloneer.
Trtt*nat, 11^irb 17111. Auction talo of 2.4
heavy -di aft and noel -ter horse...al colt. sad
L- howl of cattle, Promo v of .34. 11 tblley, Al
hl. fern', 2 silks from Owe. lett re(m,
t.(xur,r wudlttWcr. -
BORN.
•, N F:I1., -1., I:,rh•ri, h. iso 31 ley, F'clruart
lin It, 10 11.. nm d Mt.. John (a NO, •
1(1' 1'1.41141 K- It Nil.. on l'ums.dny. Fchnury
11.1.. (n Mr. noel Mr.. lle,rrge 1[u1
In[nle..i '00.
11'1T,- Ili Uoderich, 011 J4i100i7 3oeh. to \Ir.
n od Mr It H. ('sett. a tun.
SA1.F:. lis (indnrlrle, un Tui'.db•, February
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