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aks, Eastman films and
24 supplies. We can get the
other cheap varities, but
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and it pays you. It is
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order in from 1 to 3 days notice and
repairing done while you wait.
FARMERS
ATTENTION.
We keep on hand Boots and
shoes of our own make which
are just the thing for farm
work.
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OUR TRADE
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Our sale of Flour,
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...TENDED TO.
Morris Township
'hiss :Mildred Jewett is visiting
friends in Clinton.
Dr. Pt twitli' of Philadelphia is re-
covering we are glad to state.
Mrs. Moses E'lark •-f Chicago is-
holidaying
sholidaying with relatives in Morris.
Rev. Q. •C. faros of Brownsville
was renewing- old friendships in Mor-
ris and .Mullett.
Dr. Wesley Roe of Philadelphia IN a
visitor at o the parental home, 2nd
line.
Mrs. James Kelly and daughter of
Winnipeg, were visiting with old
friends in Morris.
A cow belonging to Joseph Smith,
lith Zinc, was killed by lightning last
Monday week.
Mss Myrtle Jordan of liitche:l is .
spending her vacation with. her uncles
Duke and Samuel Jordan.
Arch. Campbell and Thos. Albra-
ha►n of Morris left recently on a• trip
to the west and will spend sone time
at Ship,. Man.
Miss Evaa et eYY, 3rd
line, and
Miss Minnie Nethery of East Wawa-
nosh spent a few days in Sarnia,. the
guests of the la.tter's brother, A. H.
Miss Lizzie Ferguson, 5th line,. has
been engaged as teacher near Palmer,
st
stun at- a good salary.
Public School Inspector Taylor of
St. Thomas was here on a visit to
bis brother, Reeve Neil A. Taylor of
Mforris and other friends.
Messrs. Greenway Thyne thresh-
ed 500 bushels of a splendid sample of
oats and barley for Henry Mathers,
1st lin.;, in about three hours one day
recently.
Alex. and Mrs, McLauchlan, Rohn.
and Mrs. Scott and Peter and Mrr'.
McNab of this township, were at
Blyth attending the funeral of the
late Miss Margaect 'McGowan, a rela-
tive. •
George Bielby, B, A., and bride
were visitors here last week, at the
home of the former, whilcc returning
from a western tour, They are mov-
ing to St. Marys Where Mr. Bieiby
assumes the position of Science
teacher in the (Collegiate. ... .
3liss Annie Geddes, arc} litre, IS vis-
iting her cousin, :hiss Ella (.`lark, 5th
line.
Miss 5 Scott of Philadelphia has
been a visitor at the parental home, -
2nd line.
..hiss: Gertrude-Dunean has gone • on
a visit to Midland, Mich., where :,lie
Wi}1 visit MIrs. Dr:,Lambfe,
31-5 mills on the dollar is the. tax
rate for local • purposes in Morris this
year.
W. R. and Mrs. Farrier of : St..Hel-
ene visited at Henry :lathers', 1st
line.
Mrs'. F. 'Taylor. of .,Gorrie spent • a
few days with..•lur'father. and mother,
Mr..and Mrs.. J. Roe, 2nd line re-
cently; .
Miss Murd}e, . Who had formerly-
taught Brown Town school, Street a
few days with' her friend, Mrs. I1.
Bosman,
• Miss Irene Clegg,. 5th line, left last
week for Troy, Wentworth County,
Where .she has- taken a school.
Tenders for proposed ',drainage work
on 4 drains were too high se new ten-
ders ate asked f r tobe dealt -with t at
a11
the. - next council meeting •September
19th, •
Harry, tngf John Gar-.
3a the o t son o 1
Y' 3 g
niss, 3rd -line,. Who lost 'his left foot
six weeku ago. by being caught by a
.mowing machine knife in a: meadow,
is making' favorable progress toward
reeovery. • . .
Last w ek Mrs; Win. Clark and
family ienioved to' Dcloraftie, Man:,.
where . they . ; purpose 'making their
home. The late Mr; ('lark was •the -
well known townr:hip elerk of 3Iorris,
• On • Aug. 18th .\Ir. and Mrs.; Hohn
Mason, who are esteemed- residents of
the township, .celehrated their golden
wedding. All their -family, with the
exception of ene daughter, Mrs: "John
Bill of Portage La Prairie, were, Pres -
era. About sixty guests : assembled •
to clo honor to the occasion and •out •
of that niunbc+r there Were 'eight.
who had been present fifty years be
--
fore. During. the afternoon.' an., ad-
dres+s.. was read by the farmly • and
•
the father and mother were•present
rd with a . purse -of gold. -The grand-
children presented them • .,with • a
clock, and , many ':other tokens: of love
and esteem were -received by the
bride and grcom of, half a eenttt:ry.
Tea was served..on the, lawn .and .a
very pleasant ='time %was spent. .
"Can be depended upon" is an ea
pression we all like. to hear, and
when it is • used in connection with
Chamberlain's Colic, 'Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy it means that it.
I never fails to cure. diarrhoea, dysen-
tery or bowei complaints, It is plea-
sant to take and equally Valuable for
children acid adults,• Sold by all
, dealers.
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F. W. C'CTLI;I? PAINTER AND.'
Paper hanger. AB work done guar-
anteed to give satisfaction. Prices
moderato. Residence nearly. opposite
Collegiate Institute, Clinton. 83
GRAND TR Nn sYs EM
ADDITIONAL •
* FARM I.ABOII'ERS
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A1'(lt".ST 30 AND SEPT. 6TH.
To certain points in ' 1V
ITOBA and
SASKATCHEWAN, . including many
points on. GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC
and CANADIAN' NORTHERN RAIL-
tt AYS,t4via Chicago,. Duluth and Fort
Frances.
$10.00 GOING.
318.00 ADDITIONAL RETURNING
Prom all stations, Kingston, R'n.
trcw, and west in Ontario,
Full particulars and tickets from-
%• t1 JOAN IIAN,SFORD 'Town AAO. Stevenson S o A. O. PA'l"TISON, depot AO.
CClWon News -Record
September Isi, L910
uron County News Gathered
for NewsR: ecord Reader.
Ywith friends on the hay field Line. Exeter
' 1V Stanley of Iloln est r Ic has ).
fortune
day.
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�,vil' ,e •-
traeVrd for the purchase of 36,1,'10 Mrs, W. T. Acheson has the mis-
barrcls of apples.' so far
MIS eit:r,n . to sprain her anitl(� the other
Mr. ('hris, 7.uete visited . Detroit
From The News Reeord of
August
1892
Clinton, Aug, 31st. 1892
Mr. and Mrs. JakeTaylor :a,ent
Sunday in Blyth.
Mrs, Coientan bas returned 'tint ►e-
sumed her duties in the Salt .13..o'i-
t
anon office.
Ur. John Kennedy and bride have
returned to Clinton and taken up
their residence on Isaac street.
Messrs. McKee and Oundry, our
new high schcol teachers, have ar-•
rived and are already. into harness.
MIr. 1V,• Alexander has been land
Prospecting in Michigan for several
weeks. He will likely return this
tetek.
Mr. Jock Kitty has returned from
Goderich to Clinton, He had intend-
ed leaving town `to seek his fortune
in upper Michigan but owing to the
serious illness of. his brother, Smith,
he 'twill remain here for a time,
«'m. Mason, while cutting sheaf
hands at a threshing on the farm of
Arthur (oueh on Tuesday of last
week; accidentally inflicted an ugly
ga.sh on. his right_ arm below the el-
bow.
Mr. Geo. D. Mc'ttaggart and Mre.
McTaggart are holidaying. The gen-
tleman left on Saturday to join his
wife at Morrishurg. They will spend
a portion of their holidays at- Old
Orchard Beech, State of Maine,
James Fair Jr. has. cotttnienced op-
erations for . the erection- of a dwell-
ling for himself on Whitehead street,
near Maple street. The stricture will
be fratne and Mr. Fair expects to
have it ready for occupancy this fall.
\ir ,I. (1. Mfedd has rent.'ti and mor-
ed. intoe the' House owned by ('eoncil-
lar Andrews on Queen street.
D. C'antelon shipped. last Week elev-
en ears of apples and has ealr.eady,
purchased about 0,000 barrels. C'an-
telon Bros. made theirs' first ship
mint of plums .and pears last 'week..
They will. 'handle all they can .got
this .year. . .
Londeahoro,' .Aug, 31st, 1892.
Mir; Geo. A. Newton of Wing;ham
was in the village one day last week.,
1lrs. Jas. Fair Jr.,. Clinton,:... was -
visiting friends- in the village on Fri-'
day last. . . •
Mr. Joseph Garrett's house, is coni-
plet'ed and by all appearances wily
soon he occupied.
Mn. D. 31eFady'en has been visiting
old 1i►.ends in the neighborhood for
the past felt days.
Messrs, J:• P. BRown of :Auburn and
Will. Brunsdon left on 'Thursday last
with a ear of floras for Manitoba.
•ltlr, S. Warr preached in the Meth-
odist church an Sunday' morning and
McBain in the evening,
I11r, Jas, Hill, who has_been .home
harvesting• for. two.or three weeks, is
back at work again in the Week -
smith. Shop of A. llrtinsdon.& Son.
. Mr. Fred.. Manning and daughter
left. for Niagara Fal:!'• on Thursday
on their way to thein home in New
Pork. •
Bayfield, Aug. 3.1 st, 1.892.
31r.' Herb ('oliday: spell -J. -Sunday • 10
town. ' • •.
Mr. Chas. Roth of I3rant; ton is vis-
iting a nuuibcr . of bis .old• friends
here:
Rev. ,Turnbull and wife of Ter'onto.
leave this week after .a pleasant holi-
day by the lake.
Church of England people intend to
hold a Sunday school picnic in • the
near future. - . • . •
On Satu day a farmer's :picnic ris
ittd Bavf,';Id and spent a most en-
joyab A. day ' Sailing, rowing,.. etc,
11i . ,J. Feigeson. at a • 'sale 'last
wee* bought' t'he' "Enterprise" a
small:boat of. Port. Aibert.' • Bayfield'
will have a fleet after a while.
•
Our reeve glad. fire misfortune to
break some •of.his ribs by, falling
from a load of grain. We are pleas-
ed to hear that he is speedily rec0V
ening. .
• 5u:nmerhill, Ann: 31st, 1892
There is a large attendance -at the .
public school here since the holidays.
A heavy rainstorm paw(' a short
distance north of here do Wednesday
evening.;
The Misses 'Galbraith and McNaugh
ton returned to their homes near
Varna on Saturday atter a pleasant
Alit at Mr. t'has. Lovet•t's. •
Mr. Jas. Miller has rented ll':,
father's farm on the Mullett side of
the Base line and Mr. Wm. Hardy
has rented the lot on the (ioderieh
side. Mr. Robt, Miller is retiring
from active farming but• will still re-
side on the farm.
Mir. EphraIni Butt is preparing for
another trip to Manitoba. Ile will
takehim with him a number of horses be-
sides }umber and other things on
which he expeets to realize a' hand-
some profit. We wish the gentleman
svecess.
Coderic'h Totvnsiip, Aug. 31st, 1;392
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dodd (if Clin-
ton spent Sunday with .relatives in
this township. .
Miss Beacom, who has been In Pies -
ford, Mich,, for a couple of years, is
t
a is still n �h tar path.
andi o the
On the 3rd con., lot 15, there was
threshed 65
bushelsaf peas in 15 nt
-
utes by the Vanstone mill ni Col-
borne. The mill was fed by Joha
('terry.
Tensall
Miss Mabel McLean ',f Winn:ip. g; l.as
been visiting her parents in time.
Mr. and Mr's. Ireland ant' son and
daughter pf Kincardine, Were in town
last week attending the ,4ni3 th-
Hemphill wedding.
Mrs. J. C. Stoneanati purposes re-
m.oving to Toronto' about the middle
of September. .
• At -a session of the council held last
week a motion was passed allowing
dogs to: go unmuzzied.
Mists Sinclair, a former milriner at
E. Rannic's, was in town on her
Way to Atwood where slie intends go-
ing into business for herself. -
Mrs. and Miss Armitage of London
have been visiting in town the guests
of Mrs. Aikenhead, Mrs. Armitage's
daughter?.
The marriage took place on Wednes-
day of last week at the residence of
the bride's father, of Lulu, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. T. ilcmphill, -to.
Mr, Roy Sniytlr of Trail, B. C. The
ceremony was performed by Rev, Mr.
?dillyard in the presence of only a fetor
intimate' friends and re':atives. After
a honeymoon- trip -Mr. and . Mrs.
Smyth will take up their re. (deuce in
Trail, B. C.
Zurich
Mfrs, Jos. 1)ow sutl Pet lest „•eek
fora .visit with friends .i. t;:c wait.
Mrs. Win ' Tl,uple who lee. beet: ,'i,-
i•ting her rno;:v', Mrs 11. tI u: m, lu,s
returned to ;Tr hnut'' ri Ji'• iti,:l( •
.Miss Carrie Gellman, w'bo has
been at Stratford 1 u• some tie i.ths,
rcrturned 'home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A, Ii., Steinbach of
Dn1roft arrived in th•'ir auto for a
visit with their paicuts . a):,1 ether
friends. .
• Mr. •S. Martin Sr., of rte 5a.byi,:n
Line, who •. is'. eighty-two s'c'ats of
age has been at Work in. the i, .r'.a:,t.
field daily during this harvest, pitch-
ing on.and.off ten loads of grain a
day. He :performs the work as easily.
i as many a•mait half his age.
Grey' rownfship
\ti
r Armstr.•ong,.ba,s,.bec•n visiting
at -the parental home, 10th cora,
New _cement silos have been, bpilt
an•the . farms of Robert McDonald
and C; II, Knight, 9th and .10t11 eons.
respectively.
Miss Stewart of Watren Ohio, and
Mrs Stewart of Detroit, '\iich. • are
visiting at the home of Win:' Mann,
16th eon.
An exhibit of t'horo' bred heicestete
sheep will be Made by aiirht, •: L. Mee-
Donald. at Toronto and othi'r. big
M 'r. and e Miss . Vance of New: 41a3h
burg,' autoed up one Saturday ' reeve t-
ly to see their uncle and atint,..•Roht.-
and Mrs..-(:oehrane, 111h eon. They
came up in three• hours, a distance of
05 mild. • •
Mrs. WM. Mann, who. was' operated
on. at Stratford hospital a fete weeks
agd,' its improving and, it is expected
she will'soon be able to he removed
to her hoie. ..
A valuable mare belonging to An-
gus Drown, 4th c'on., was found dead
in the yard Sunday week wbett her'
own(r got home from church:. The
beast had been fed in the• morning
'and ap;earcd, as Well as usual,
Jas. Duncan and. Miss Edna Ayers
of Newry returned home on Monday
of last week, after a very . pleasant
visit of two months with •relatives in
the west, Mr. Duncan Was in the.
west .some 20 years ago. and he 'sees
vast improvements since that time. •
During the storm Of Monday' week
the•stablc of Mr, Ray McNaught of
the 15th .was struck by lightning and
burned, Mr.. McNaught, who Was in
1'hp stable at the time, was. struck
down by the shock as also were the
horsek, but they were got out of• the
burning building. Mr; MeNaught's in-
surance was about :8500.
The funeral of the Iate Angus La-
mont took place to Brussels* cemetery
on Monday wt'ek, It was largely at-
tended by friends and neighbors and'
•by members of the A:O.l'.F. and the
Sons of Scotland. The services' were
conducted by Rev. 1), 13, McRae The
pallbearers were : Messrs. 1). M
cEw
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a»,V. II McCracken,JahnCardiff,
J. II. Cameron, D. C, Ross and ,flex.
Stewart, Deceased was a Presbyter-
ian in religion, a Liberal in politics,
a good neighbor and a man highly
esteemed by his fellows.
Miss Jennie Hogg has butt a visit-
or ar• withI ordwirl► friends.
Township council will 'hold their
next meeting on Sept. l2th.
Miss Mary Livingston or Toronto is
here on a holiday of six weeks with
relatives ,and friends,
Miss Mamie Cardiff, 7111 eon., is
home from an enjoyable visit of three
works with friends at Southampton.
The township rate of taxes 'for local
,purposes this year will be 2i mills on
the 1 : Co. rate 1, and general school
assessment 158.100. Total rate will
be a trifle lower than in 1109.
recently and purchased
ascd for thet firm
n
of Snell & I'urdlo a (Inc auto.
Mr. Newton Baker has sold his fine
one -hundred acre farm in the town-
ship of .Stephen to Mr. Chas. .Iniac
of Lu,
MIr. kean'rcd. Luxton, who has farmed
in i'sborne tawnslrp for many years,
has rented his farm to his i:',rn and
will now move into 1':xcta, Mr. Lux-
ton bas purchased the residence of
Mr. Phil. Rowclilie on Andrew street
and will oretipy it in a short time.
Mr. David Kirk, while engaged in a
friendly scuffle with his brother the
other day fell anti broke his left leg
in two places. Mr. Kirk seems to be
unfortunate as be had the, other leg
broken a couple of years ago by fall-
ing on a slippery sidewalk.
Miss Marie Steer of Ridgetown is
visiting her brother in town.
Mrs, Win. Penhale left last week
to visit friends in the west. •
Mrs. II. Rumohr is visiting friends
in Detroit and Battlecreek, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Collins of Col-
umbus', Ohio, are visiting at .the
home of Mr. Ed. Treble, ,
Dr, and Mrs, A. McCallum of Cress-
line, Ohio, were in town a few days
last week.'
Mr. C. A. Locke of Boston, who is
returning home foout China, visited
his brother-in-law, Mr. W. T. Aches-
on, recently.
'Mr, F.. W. '1'o•m of 'Toledo,. Ohio,
has been visiting his patents, Mir,
and Mrs. Jas, ,Toni ()Nowa town and also
his brother, In:cpector Toni of (fade
Crich..
Mr. Jake Mogg of Washington
;tate, a former . resident of 1';xetee
who lett here about thirty-five• years.
ago, spent a few clays Here last :