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ligAERIAGE LIQPN6Stj..t4R114T THE
undersigned at "Die Itilnary Remus, _Smith's.
Sleek. 86 JAMES 80917.
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S„ FORRESTER, CONVEYANCER,. LAND?
s Insurance and general Agent. Money to lot%
times, )84Avitit, Stefflic) calt.031) PlAs , . • ' •
11,FONET TO DENA LARGE OR SHOE
ITA sums op good mortgage seeurity, Moderate
, ate of interest. H. HALE, Clinton. •
nH DOWOLEY, MD., M. (LE, &ENGLAND
• Physician, Snrgeon, eto, Office and residence
AeXt HOISOn'S Sankt me,rheit 'ignores, Clinton.
TAR. ATPLETONOFFIC1E.-AT RESIDENCE
,On Ontario street,Olinton,oppoite the English
Chnron. Entraime by side gate,
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fk :YOUNG, M. B., (GRADUATH 010 TORONTO
k/017niversity,)Phyabdan, Surgeon, Sc., residence at
Mr. Manning's, three doors east of the Temperance
Hall,Londeslioro, Ont. "
t,gftit0FtTgA!E. ;1,:;,itaegte:ifoelfA
Physicians and Surgeons, Outario. Office at George
Grantham's, tbiee doors north of the Pest Office,
bondesbere. ,
(-ARAN') UNION HOTEL, GLJNTQN, ONTARIO.
MRS. MALEY, Proprietor. Large and airy, con -
trolly situated, elegantly furnished, heated with hot ,
Air, large and svell lighted Semple rooms. Good eta'.
hung. $1 per slay. • ", • 9
TI B. PROCDFOOT; CIV/I., ENGINEER,
Provincial and DOminion Laml Surveyor,
Architect and Draughtsman, rizaars 731.oels,
'Clinton.
yt% DICKINSON, LICENSED AUCTIONEER
_1°J. for the County of Huron, Salee attended
to promptly, Charges moderate. Residence
Albert St. Clinton:
DB.
BREVE,- B
EVE,- OFFICE ATTEN/it:my 137.
Murray .
Block, two doors east mf, Redcaps en-
trance. Residence, eppeelte the Temperance Hall,
Huron Street, Clinton. Office home, 8.mm. to ep.m.
lg. RS. WHITT, TEACHER OP MUSIC. PUPILS
-SIE attended at their men residenee,ilnecossary. Re-
sidence, John Robertson's, Duren Street, Clinton.
Rice's new method taught if desired.
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DR. STANBU,RY, GSADUATE OF TRH MEDI
oar,Departnient of VdotoilaUniversity, Toronto,' or
tomb of the Hospitals and Dispensaries, New York
Coroner for the Coma ty of Huron,Bayfield, Ont.
' aheeeroato University ;member of the0ellegeofPhy-
'rniCian8 and Surgeons, Ont. Comm & Raismomon•the
house formerlymeapied by, Dr. Reeve, Albert street
Clinton. ••
TAR. WORTHINGTON, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
-1../Aceonchenr,Lickentiate of the Collegeolehysleian.
and Surgeons of Lower Canada and Provincial Mesh,
Mate and Coronorfor the Oonaiy.o Moron . tifficeand
resideoce,-The building formerly occupied by Mr.
Thwaites, Huron street.
Clinton, Jan. 10,18,71.
NITAVERI,Y FRXISE,
TV Hotel is new and -has alt the reoprirements
of a Orst-olass house. Large and .airy rooms,
elegant parlors, heated with hot air,•and in the
• immediate vicinity of tile*. T. R. delpot. The
bar is well stocked with the'ehohiest brands ef•
liquors and cigars. The travelling public may •
rest assured °timing wellquored form this house
SAMUEL rum, proprietor.
C. CARTWRIGHT, LB. S.
of Stratford, will chit Clinton and be at
the Grand Union Hotel. every, second Friday in the
month,where he will be prkparod to attend patients
professionally. The administration of Nitrous. Oxide.
Gas, or Vitalized Air, Mien to patients When required
for the painless eEtractioncf teeth.
rDOMINION LINE 'OF STEAMERS to
Liverpool, and all pointeaket-lme rates.
feer TreKzes BY BEATTy; LINE :11CATS
to Manitoba and points wee4. • :
kiWTICKETS TO ALL "POINTS- WEST, at
lowest rates.
• 4
Oar Cu before making airangemeets
to any of these nointe. ••
• JAMES THOMPSON, •
Town Agent G.TuR. •
LANE SUPERIOR TRANSIT COMPANY
Jagisell,• Aunt Clilltoll.
Through -tickets issued to any point in DA.
MoNTANA, OREGON, Or BRITISH CO-
LUMBIA.
Tickets to DETROIT, ULEVELAND, .1.6U3'PA1,44,
. .
MARQUETTE, HANCOCK, Or DULUTH.
Persons contemplating a Summer Tonr on
the lake, call and ask for our Tourist Guido
Book,
STEERAGE RATE, via WIBTE STAR LINE,
Clinton to Liverpool, $25.15
W. JACKSON, ticket Agent.
THE ALLAN
• ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
, The Allan Line is tailing Steerage passengers
. -- from Clinton to Liverpool, Derry -
and WaSgow, fc4. $23,15
----gtbaparen Tickets; cdcalOr tix nionths,
at low rated. Intermediate mites also
9 redone& ,Aecommbdation good:
Railings every Saturday
from teuebee.
Passengers require to InaVe Clinton at 4 p.
on Thursdays, malting direct connection
with steamers at Quebee,
Full particulars and all informatifilv on, appli,
cation to •
A. 0. PATTISON,
G. Agent, Clinton
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PHOTOGRAPHERS,
VOSr.11°I"
• CLINTON.
L1VE.SiZE WORK A SPECIALTY.'
DENTIST,
COATS IlLOORv
charges Modal:ate
CLINTON
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VOL 19, No, 27.
TERMS - $11.60Per Alsatian,
ClANTO.N, ONT., FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1884.
Te* Aerettiteltitilifi!
,WAN'PE11-t-A 000.11): GENERAL SERVANT
VI- wanted. Apply to tilts. REEVE,: at residence
Opposite Temperance 11*11.
EXCURSION
TO
TORONTO
FIRST WEEK IN, AUGUST.
FARE .frOm dillioll, $1.50
Tickets good for Two days. Furtkr
yarticalars in a fey -days.
rrio LET.- LARGE PROIIT yARLOR, famished.
.1, with or without board. • Apply four doom east*
Dr. Reeve' residence, Huron St., Clinton.
IUD DEBTORS -All OVERBITE' ACCOUNTS
-A. owing the undersigned, and not eettled at
once,,_Will be .placed nrcourt for collection.--
JOHN CUNIGHAME, Clinton.
110ElPRICIERATOR FOR SALIE-.-A GQ0D
second.ban4 Refrigerator, Sr splendid order, krt4-
ericakianike,lor sale cheap, Apply to sAs DAVIS.
Mammoth Tin Shop, Clinton.
Dtnanutvi RIILL-Thoraiighlored Durham
•Bull for. service. Lot 43, Ba Meld °epees -
Won, Goderich Township, Temps, 41 per 'cow
for the eeaeon. JOHN O. ELLUDTT.
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,17111111ER FOR AIME AbOwt one tuna -
A/• red thousand feet of HEMLOCK LUMBER
all sizes, for sale very ebeap. Amply to JOHN
SHANAHAN, lot 29, Ord con, of Mullett.
1DOARDERS -THREE OR SIO.UR respect.. -
.LP able young men can find comfortable board
atrasonablerates, at MRS. SIMPSON'S, nearly
op °site the Model School. '
lop W. WILLIAMS, B. A., M.B., GRADUATE de•
OVE /.9/1111(-A note signed by .tioast 11nynr,1
-LI and JOHN WEIR, to H. Andre.ws, !ores°, was
lost about the 15th inst., in 'or near Clinton, All per-,
sons are -warned against negotiating such mote. A.
DRYDEN, Clinton. •
113RIRAIS BULL FOR BERVICE-THE
subscriber keeps for service athie promisee
Lot 36, Maitland concession Goderich township,
(at Holmesville)a goodThoroughbred Durham
Bull. Tarms,,$1.50, with privilege of returning„
If necessary. 'CHAS. J. DISNEY.
STORE FOR BALE -WILL SELL CHEAP
.or rent on easy terms, the Brick Store and
Dwelling in the Village of Bo yfield,lately mien-
• piedliy R. Barker. Good opening for business.
"Beat stand in the Village. For partieulars.ap-
ply to ICBAIIKEE, Blyth,,'
FOR BALE -COMFORTABLE DWELLING
House in the'Ton of Clinton. Contains 6
• manna; garden With fruit trees. Situatein good
• localitoi and easily accessible. For further pars
tioullars apply at the NEW ERA OffloGi or at the
SINGER SEWING efacerinp OFFICE, perrin
Block, Chnton. • • "6
J'oehalz.WO RENT -The hone() and quarter
acre garden on the farm of Mr. J. Holmes,
Aaron Road, is offered to rent on vel,y reesen-
able terms: Plenty of room and.every cove-
nience for•ordintry family.. Splendid 'Chance
for working man.. Only 15"minutetimallr :from
town. Apply to Aleentem mey,..,Euron.road. ,
CALVES: 4 -Stayed from, the
10pretnises of the subsCribet' t- SO, Maitland
con., •a»outth 5ret of May, fdtkt qhtlyee about
months old, two heifer.one roan, the.other red
with a little brindle; the other,two bulls, one
roan, the other red With 'white and ,red face.
Any e *Mug such lamination aeleads to
theft, overy'will be suitably rewarded. .."
CHAS, DISNEY; Goderich townshIP.
Q•001.11 FARR FOR SALE - The subscriber
idlers for sale -that Weil -situated farm, Lot 17,
7th bencession, Goderich township, 80 acres, po rtereS
in rass, necily all cleared; good.. brick house, barn
136 x 75, stabling for cattle and horses, new. granary,
implement house, small orchard. The farm ;on s'plen-
did one; well watered, in a very. goodstate of cultiva-
tion, with 700rods of underdruning,', black clay soil,
and will be sold on reasonable, terms. 52 ,000 can re-
main on prepertjr, at _0 per cent for five years', if desir-
ed. •JAMES DITNCAli, Porter's Hill PA. 23
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BUGGIES.
26 New SIN.GLE BUGGIES
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For sale • &bap at 'CAL/ANDER & BROS. SHOP,
next door to the Doherty Organ Factory.* Well finish-
ed and can be bought at all prices, according* td finish
froin $60 upward. Come and bee us and get our'
terms. Will gjye written guarantee,with every one.
CALLANDER `ti BRO., Clinton..
HOLNIESi
SolieitorSulireme
AO.
nsa
WINGVAX& BLYTH.
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iilyth every Thursday. Collections and
Oltiluid erometiY,and reliably, attended 'to.-
'PRIVATE FUNDff to, lend at lowest rate of,,
interest.
WILKIE & WOOLVERTON
, petritotornmENTiTS,
Hold the bx.ilnsive rightfor the county for the Hurd
process ni• administering. cheriiietilly-pure. Nitrogen
Monoxide, which lathe West and beet system yet dis-
covered for the painless mitrablion of teeth. Charges
moderato, satiffaction guarantied. Omer, BEAVER
LOCK, over Thompson st Switzer's. Grocory•Store
Albert Street, Clinton.
,MONEY.'.11/101101.7'..
mug undersigiled have made arrangements for the
JL. handling of a large Smouot of Private and..Coni
pany Funds, for loans ow real' estate this winter, at
moat ratev of interest and moderate charges. •
MIAMI PROMULT tIADE,
7IIA1(NING SCOTT, TOYM htLI, CLIBICN
JOHN Ross.'
PUMP.MAKER.
'CLINTON, ' ONT.
The enbsonber has had many years' (=Peri'
enee. and guarantees to give the best of satis-
faction. .
PUMPS, TANKS, CISTERNS, ETC.,
Made and put in on short notice, All 'orders
by Mail prolinitly attended to. Charges roe.
minable, •
• JOHN ROSS.,Olinten.
N'EW ERA BAKERY.
- THOS. DUNLOP
HAS pleasure in informing the people of Clinton
that he has ommeneed business forAhinisOlf in
the building adjoining the NEW ERA office, where ho
Will condilet the BARING BUSINESS in all its branch -
and w IL e pleased to receive a ,share of patronage,
believing that he can give satisfaction to all who favor
145 with their castor% BROM) ThrtriotAbil.
•
,t Z I it OLDIES At solif
FullsItillsers.
"Romer:Mr, itilie.UKLLitEt,ToTf*Clinton, putup
Over one thousand feet of rodding in this
vicinity this week. -
Sraume ent leneeiThneo.-During the
thunder storm that passed over this vici-
nity recently, the lightning stnick Mr, C.
Floodfs barn, resulting in the splitting ef
one of the rafters.
NEW DARN,-Xr, Three Little, of the
13tie con., is having a large frame barn
&dee =his premises, The raising, and
usual dance in the evening took place on
the 24th of June; '
leennovBeineries.-A number of farmers
on the 12th and 18th concessions, haee
been busy for the last two weeks making
board and wire fences, and improving. in
Many ways: Much nicer and better ime
proved farms elfin those between the 12th.
and 18th concessions, we think would be
hard to find,
Amman.; - On Sunday last, W4 Mrs.
'Richard Brown, of the' 6th con„ aecoo
panied by. several inembere of the family,
were on their way te church, their home
took fright and ran away, throwing them
all out, The only serious hijury sustain-
ed was by Mr. Brown, who had the small
hone of her ankle :broken. ' •
AFfeLacheone-Mr. John Miller, of the
18th can., is laidup with a very eore arm.
It appears that One ef the bones in his
arm is decaying, the cause of which ie
unknown. On Monday, the 23rd of June,
he went 6 Lucknow to have the decaying
'bone out out,' but itls feared we will never
recover from, the complaint, as he is 84
years of age. • •
SOROOL.-Tbe
the scholars of 5.5: No..'', on Fridaylast,.
was but poorly attended, chiefly Owing to:
the :Way time of the year; ,All the par-
ents that ever° present expressed them-
selves as being pleased with the manage-
ment and progress of the, scholars. Mr,
G. A. Newton, of Harlock, who was pre-
sent and heard a, number of the classes,
made, a few brief but appropriate remarks
to the effect that a teacher, he order to be
successful, must have the . co-operation of
both parents and pupils: The teacher,
Mr. Lamb, deserves much credit for the
energetic and• Pain -taking manner in
which he works. He is *beginner, but
he does pet seem to lack the talent of con-
ducting a school, ' •
lenrue:s.,--Thare seems to be prospects
for a good apple crop, but plums and cher-
lies are going to be very scarce, There is
no scarcity of potato bugs the§ year. Mr.
Robert Gaw intends linelding a new house•
this eunnitee.- The average attendance at
school section No. 6 during June, Was
abont 70.- About two-thirds of the votes
in 'this township are good sound Scott
,Act men. , Mr. Jas. Braithwaite, township
..elerkeand his soneldarshallehave returned
'41'm the ;Southern Statee, whither they
'wen e en a prospecting trip;:they are, said
to be .muclepleased with that 'country,-
letrelt. 'Adaras, �f Londesbero, vice-presie,
dent -under the. Scott -Act' assoefietion, far
this • municipatity,. will. shortly hold a
number of meethees at different places in
the tOWnship. • , .
ehattraueth:
'RltLIGIOUS,-ItOv, Mr, Turnbell will
preach his farewell sermon in the Presby-
terian ,church ,next Sunday.
•Pipric.'.--ellie picnic which was held In
Mr, aylor's grounds, lake shore, last Sat-
urday, under the autpices of the Sheppard -
ton and Leeburti public schools, was_ a cle-
cidedsuecess. All appeared te have en-
joyed themieleos-to their butes. content.
The most- intgresting and gxcitieg Part of'
the day's preededinge Waelhe tug.otwar,
between teama chosen from • Sheppardtim
and Leebiirn eehoolsein which 'the latter
Were victorious, an 'also. teams chesen
frOM the above neielthethoods Which also
was, decided in f,aVer,of the latter.
InTifteiat'r, ENTERTAI1qMENT.4•The ,11-
lerary entainmeot which was postponed
a week ago one:remount of rain, was held
in the Presbyterian •church' last Monday,
efening. The audience was not as large
as vve Would like to •have seen. Mr: T.
McGillicuely, of the Signal gave a very in-
structtere. address 'on temperance. Read-
ings were given by Messrs: Strang, High
School, Wilms, and*Brown, • alse splen-
did recitations by Aerie McCarther and Ge
'Clutton, the choir rendered some excel-
lent pieces of bulge for the OeCaSIOR. It0V:
.J.Tu rebid occupied the chair 'very accept-
tably. The proceeds amounted to, $14.75:
• '
BOMB;
A garden 'party was held at J,
Moser% on Tuesday evening, and was well
attended: . ' .^ • ' •
' The union' picnic which as held'in the
grove adjoining BJyth, was a successful'
and enjoyable one na,every respect. '
Mr. Miles ' Young; nes purthesed
the building 'occupied by T. Jones,. from
L. Thorne, ef, Seaforth, for the
Aleey$
um of
431006%jewel. pedleie who Wes selling
,without a license;. WAS areeeted here and
brought before Miles Young, J.P., who
fined him $10. e- • ' •
On Safurday night three young fellows
visited Poet Sellaheatrawbetries, and he.
caught them stealing the luscious fruit, -
He taxed them 25c. each; which should
be a warning to others likewise disposed:
, .
Mr. Charles Hamilton left foe Algoma
on Wednesday, to attend a sale.of land in
which he has an interest. Ere WM amine-
panied by Geo. King and Alnx. Limas, of
Blyth, and John 111-46011, and J. Lasham,
of leondesboro. '
IVIANonESTEtt. . •
ORANGE HALL DEDICATION. •••,... The
new orange hall in this village was for-
mally opened in Fridey. evening last.
There was a large attendance, and good
aidressee were „delivered by Rev. Messrs.
Cele, of Dfingannon, Caswell, .of Man-
ch8ter and Sohn Gray, of Chiffon. The
hall is Very nicely finished, and a credit
to the society it whose interest it was
reeted, •
•pima/OUR TOWNSHIP, "
Mr. jas, Rowden, of the 13th cone has
a field of fall Wheat which be believes will
yield. him 85 or 40 bushels to the acre:
Mr, William Oldworth, of the lot con.,
is 74 years of age, and this spring 'lie has
cut nearly 100 cords tabard wood. Who
can beat that?
Is sTo",Ex?,,-.4. young black horse,
belonging to Mr. Robert Acheson, of the
14th, mysteriously disappeared from Go-
derich a couple of weeks since, and no ,
trace of it has been found. He: fears it
has been' Stolen.
• Mr. Chas, W. Williams, of the Maitland
'concession, to whose illness reference Was
last week made, died in Clinton; on
Thursday, and was buried from the red.;
deuce of his brother-in-law; Mr. H. A.
Evans. He was one held in high esteem
by all,
Mr, James llecilwain, of the fourth line,
has erected a White Bronze monument in
the cemetery at Goderich, in memory of
his three little boys. On the front shaft
is an emblem of Christ holding three
children ;.on the tablet •etTalre them, 0
father, in Thine arms, and may they hence-
forth be a messenger of peace between our
human hearts and Thee." This is the
first of the kind here; and it is very neat
and attractive..
Vann SoLne-tfr,„Wm. Murphy., of the
18th concession of Godericle tovvnthipehas
sold his farm of 80 acres, being lot 22, to,
a Mr. Clarke, brother-in-law of her. Deck;
for the sum of $6,200.. Thiele considered
a good price, lthough the firm is as good
a one as there is along the line, and shows
that farm property; in.this: county at
least, has not 'materially depreciated in
villa. Mr. Murphy will probably move,
into Clinton to reside.
Osreteenheettention was made last
week of the serious' illness of Mr. Hugh
Sturdy, of the Huron road, and this illness
terminated by his death on Monday even-
ing. He was for about 50 years a resident
of this township, being one of the very
first to settle beer). Up to within a recent
period he was a very active min, and it
was nothing Uncommon for him, eveu in
late years, to walk to Goderich and back,
. a distance of about 16 miles. • He was over
84 years of age, and there are very few
men left • in the township as old as he Was.
He was a member of the Eeiscopal church;
a native of Ireland, and was interred in
the Goderich. cemetery. Howes an uncle
of Mrs. S. Pike, of Clinton.
RUNAWAY -Wm. Old was driving Mre
Samuel Bissettei team dOwn the hill at the
Maitland bridge, neer Goderich, on Do-
minion day. A clip came off one of the
whiffletreee, and the horses, taking fright;
broke' the dtieblettee and detached them-
selves from the waggon, became unman-
ageable, and plunged over the bank. fifty
or GO feet below. One would think a horse
could not go down where they did 'and
live, 'but, strange to say, they were little
hint Ole •hung to them -with geeat
courage, eod egatereedatveesiteriatelf
being taken. over too.. ; •
Hamm -414 If. eiebel has erected a
neat Isere, fence along the whole front Of
his farm. Mr. Harbettle has one bent of
the Helmesville bridge up, and is•workitig
away at the remainder of them: Mr. D.
derier will have'lotq of friends'as long as•hii
cherries lag) anYhokv.WO have had no
ran here, of 'any ticeouric i'or ,six weeks,
And spring crops will be light nniess We
'get some Soon,.. Some. farmers have com-
menced heyeng, Others are nearly through,
Smite Ace.ee the Principal topic' n ovri•i a lid •
many farme'rs have:,..deiteritmied to' raise
more stock: with theit'berley and less hell
•:, Clinton: Milli School, . ,.
berTohfePfuoplliolr enrolled, e hllead.sattemaveenratgeoleattendance4unl.
in each room during the month of Jane i --
Division. No, es roll. Avg. attepdaaou,
Mr. Lough* 43 38 ..'
1 Mr. Linklatnies 53 41
Mies O'Neill's', 57 41
Mise Field's, 55 *7
Miss Foxton's, 58 49
Miss Oliver's, . , 40 43
: MissMiss cast pede is' ,r , a , ": 119 7 2 , . 06 1 .
• --.T. -
Total, 507 384 • ,
The result of a Written examination is given
below. Six of the highest in, each roma are
to 'have their Eames entered on the, ho4r
roll. • . .. " •
NR. Won's DIVISION, '
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Senior elution, marks attainable, 739 :-.-
Ida Johne 589, Aggie MOGarva 587; Maggie
Paisley 536, Minnie Cantelon 531, ,Nellie
Fair„530,. Jemima Holmes 496, 'James Gor.
den 459, Al, !Williame 435, Joseph Miinaghart
:$1'844.1.19iolirli sltetliltiobere3a9r9is attainable, 630: -
Muriel Redwine' 438; Harriet Iffelmes 430,
Bella Cree 426, Jennie Cruickehanit 425, Er-
nest Hovey 412, Harry Shepherd 908, Mag-
gie Jackson '400 .Robeit GauleY 396, • Tena
Ceopei 385, Willie Fisher 082. 1., .
Wt. LINELATEn's •Divisioiri *,
Senior section, marks attainable, '5O
Alfred Rance 437, JameiNtanbliry 433,.. Wm.
Bowers 420, Wre. Cole 419, leereie Dare' 40e.,
May ,Tieling 399, Ahide Moore' 3.74,' Lucy
Keane 369, . John, Menne1361, -George Barge
' • Junior section', marks attainable, 630 :--••
Genie Fremlin 384, Malcolm MeTaggart 381,
Mary Tivitohell 870, Sadie Greig 369,; Wm.
Lavin 327, Sydney Smith 321, Ella .Dickin.
son '318, Norman pair 304; John Grayg$9,
Robert Ores 240. -,.. • . . '
, . . miss 14 ethx.'s, nivis'ioN. '
Senior. Section; marks attainable, ' 415.: -
Jelin Dunlop 387, Iffuldah .Whitely 331, Alice_
Kenney, 327, Albert Rlliette324, Ada•Arther
317, Sydney Jackson 816, ;Mary Paisley ,815,
Hattie Dodd 315, Albert Moore 314,, Willie
Jarvis 812, Emma Moore 801, Mary jnnor
306, Harold Whitt 306, Hugh Scott 305. •
Junior section, marks attainable, 380
May Robb 834,. Milly Andrews 326, Minnie
Herman 324, Lizzie Carter -821, Beale Robb
818, .WilliCRObeitiiiii 314, Calyenie McDon-
ald 307; Tena Cooper 306, . • . .
MISS "riEix's DiVisION.
Senior section, marks attainable 370 --:
Etta Speoht 351, ,Fred. Peckitt 340, Charlie
Young 307, Hattie Patterson 277, Fred Brown
275, Antos Oriole 213, Hugh Moore 240, Lilly
0 oven 239, Willie Demo 234, '
elemior section, Marks attainable, 340 : --
*Nettie Combe 885, Emma Webb 325, 'Carrie
Cooper 318; Nellie Jarvis 310, Charlotte
Barge 301;Libbie 'Ornickshanks ,801,. Hattie
Rumball 295, Alice Cottle 294, Mary. Martin.
293 Katie Taylor 289; '
• MISS FOXTOR'S DIVISIOR.. - • ". ..
' Senior section, maths attainable, 260': -
Theo, Speck 247, Peroy..Holmee 240, Ada
Jones 237, Grace Bastian 233, Gertie Young
230, Eva Hessian 224, Maggie Keane ,15,
Dottie Fair 213, Mary Forden 210. -,Ageie
Deint.197, Minnie Young 192. ., .. . :
Junior section, marks attainable, .250 :-
Henry Cole 230, Annie Irving 221, Flora Rai-
son 218, Phemie.Oree 216e Tommy &eh' 212,
Sadie Reeve 208; Clare Friendiship 203. Davia
Caiitihni 194, :George Nitaniins 191, Lochart
Cree /79,' ... .., • . - .. e• '' • '• ' •
• Y' ' ineSeCiavelee neyistoe.
Mii.ei• s4piem marks,,lati;inahla, 170:H.'
Emma iiinith , 157, :AriniWariiitr,152, :Ediw
Robb lbl, Jessie Gorden ,,148,, Er. IAMB
139; 'James Hanlon .139, Jelin. Nioffet 1371:
Jackson
n:13 eige.y. J.3.5, Melee lre iti..433, . 'Hereeee
• ennieeeseetion, marks attainablei.125‘ :•.-'
Day Spooner 120, James Wilson 110; i/IIIP:ia
.Thempeon 117, Emma., Tipliug 117,, Robe
Cunninghenie 114, John, Moore 111, Robert
Taylor 108, Ernest Cooper ,108, Susy, ;Ghia:
104,,Flossyllattistin 104.... ,. I '
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with' ROLmse DIVrsiom" '.. ' • l''''''
Third class -Hattie' Davie,. LantaVhomp•
self, Mary ',Matheson,. Amelia- Fitzsiihons,
Annie Cruickshank. Birdie HeywOod, .'llettie.
MoOrrie • Annie Alexander. • , .
' Second class4Alex. Angus,' Willie Smith,
Ehnen Jones, Miry Bastian, Bertha Dristicill,
Marion literland, ' - 's
. First clam -Ida Holmes, Alice . Oudmore,
,Ilerbeit ;Mei]. Howarel 'Holmes, Sellie.Pat.
terscin„ Harry Reeves. ', . • ' .
• • MISS CALLANDER's DIVISION.. • •
. Viret class -Hester Holmes, Bertha Beak.,
Nellie'Giimes, 'Mabel Teweleyeelowaid Grant,
'Second "class -Susie Powell, Ada %Mew
ald,• Grace' Ovetherrye Ralph Bezzo, -Violet
Frenilin. • • •e. ' - 4 .
e Third elatisLelnie Pickett:" 'Malcolen .314e.:
buaig, Richard Worthington, Willie Biggait,
Frank Glevi, Jennie Moffat, Jeshie Gardiner.
Fourth 'class -Alice Twitchell, Lottie Can -
tele!), Lester Whitely, Mary Mainrchiee
Mary Campbell, Willie Maffei,. Geo. Fordaii.
BE LGItA VE.
. Mx. John Wheeler, of the 4th con. of
Morrie, has raised iteplendid barn, and
unlike' oth'ere; he has mieed it with' the
foot of the rafters ea high as the teplatfie
rafters in, the barn', his fathei raised, and
that is on 14 foot posts. . •
Mr: John Milky, of the fith con. Mor -
raised. a, barn last week. GG x 80 ; it IS
one 'of'the finest barns in this section, and
has stone work all round. - -
Statute labor is now all the go here. --
Mr, John Owens was pathnetuiter on the
9th of Wawanosli, and he cut a hill 'that
had been *sited to be done for a long time.
HOLIUMSVILLE.' ,
13ItIEFS,-We observed, when at the.
picnic .on'Tuesday, that three bents of the
new bridge were op ; the lonklooked-for
will , doillyi be an accomplished face
this seasOn. Mr. Pickard preached a very
tippropriate liermon. on Sunday morning
last to a large congregationein'the Mahar,
dist church, The unionbids fair to woik
well here, everything so far has been ar-
'ranged satisfactorily.
iretuteeinies.
On Siturday. 'minting at L30 4 flee
broke oat in the frame building occupied
by F, Dunforc merchant tailor, and T.
McCulloch, boots and shoes, The fiamee
spread rapidly, cutting off all chances of
saving anythieg. The next building te
catch MS a large frame stable belonging
to the Central Hotel.; it evasaottn burned
down. the, Central Hotel next caught
fire in the upper storey. George:A*0re
two-storey brick building, 'used as 4 gro-
cery below and dwelling above Was soon
one Mass of .flames. The Tecumseh
ilmate,a fourotoreyeffiansard reef, veneer-
ed brick building, stables And sheds" owned.
and occupied by Mr, F. Frey, being the
'next building to the south, also teok fire,
and In Spite or all efforts` to save theme
Were completely burned to the ground.
A part of the furniture and stock Wee
saved. The following are the losers ee,-.F.
Frey, Less on building andetock, $9,000.
Insured for $4,600; George Ballot, Toss on
building $2,300, on stock' of groceries
$1,000, insured for $2,200; Thos. Meanie
loth, lees en stock andlools, $500, lose on
furniture, etc., $200, insurance on stock,
$300t; A. Mickus, loss on building end
damage to Central Hotel, $2,100, insured;
T. �Neiil, damage by removal Of stock
and furniture out of Central Hotel, $700,
insured; E. Dunfeed, stock of clothes, etc.,
loss $1,000, insured for $500.
EAST WAWANOSIT.
Doeiee--.Mie Jelin Carl reeent)y received
word of the death of his daughter, Mrs,
O'Connell, pf Saginaw, Mich. A servant
of Mr. T, Brown was kicked by a horse a
sheet time ago. A feW farmers w,ho, sow-
ed their turnip seed three weeks ago, have
been forced to plow up their fields, on ac-
count of the pants being eaten by small
flies, Picnicsnow in all directions,, Hoes
vere church held' theirs last week. Mr.
MeCasseyhas the contract for the erection
of a, barn neer 'Whiteelitirch. Efforts are
being made to have the services of Rev.
John Gray eontinued at the union church
throughout the slimmer. Mr. A. Ding-
wall still enntinues in a low state; three
doctors have attended him.
PORT ALBERT.
Tun Geness.-Everything passed off satis-
factorily here in connection with the games
on the 1st The sports, of different kinds,
were carried on vigorously, and ;the prize
money was distributed in the evening to the
victors, to the satisfaction of each. The
crowd in attendatioe was a fairly largo One,
considering that celebrations weri being held
in the !negate towns. The ealithUMpian pro-
cession attracted a good deal of Atte/Alen,
pleasing the &dockers very ninth. The three
mile walking thatch was well contested, Some
very fast walking being done, The wreatling
match doubtlem somewhat astonished the.
spectators; no less than six athletes compet-
ed. They .were Men of good physique and
showed great skill end address.
neellitetele. Aire
11•••••••=111,
Clinton having noeformal celebration of
41.9 let Of NT, Peng_efitilaillOnts Spent
1201404e 1)d:riolin4reolen,ye‘angd °Wet upiYhroerret.hosAe A
who preferred to 'remain near' home, the
eehief flue of Whicrermi held at' Stapleton,
under. the 411SpietilLOttlie ,Deherty. Organ
Company. A large crowd attended this
one, and as Wry arrangement necessary
for their mat* and pleasure had been
Made, all appeared to vend a Very plea-
sant time,- except that 'threatening rain
broke the gathering up earlier than was
intended. During the day the bend gave
a number of pieces, andseveral of our
business men having generously given
prizes for competition aMOPII the .omploye
ees of the Organ Factory, they were won
as follows :-
Fat men's race -3. entries, prize, mous-
tache imp by J. Cnninghame, won by Jas.
Burrows.
1.03,04orydftorna,cej-4ameespue aphreizrty., prize hat, by
W.
.
Egg race -2 en., prize china Aal
nn ine.
Sanger by Thompson & Switexei, T. O.'
DoheetY:
Hopping race- 4 en., prize, c ina to-
bacco bole by Palliser & Co, ha...Doherty.'
e15Q yd. race-lst prize hat by X: 'Oral
„ b,
Booth ; 2nd prize, hammer by Harland
Bros:, Ed. Doherty.
. 15Q yd. race for No. 3 shop -let prize
silk handkerchief by Pay & Wiseitian, J,
Doherty; 2nd prize album by 0: Dickson,
John Armour. - • t
Hop -step -and -leap, for apprentiee bey!,
pen 'knife by S. Davis, James Doherty.
1102-step:itaid,leap, glass set by., An- •
gus, Je'Greig.
• 1 • , P, , ,
-Married men's race -- pair conereo'
s
shoes by Titelore& Son, Te CleDoherty.
Brickleap ler members of the baild, silk
handkerchief from Hodgene eetat4David
-Ceuff.
Prizes by Messrs. J. Jackson, Ferewler &
,
Son, A. A. Emmett, B. 11. Racer, and T.
Copper & Son, were unavoidably held over
for competition at another time.' flosses.
Caer arid Arnietrong had 'the 'general .
managenient of the picnic, and note' little
of its :euccess was due to their labors, -
These parties desire to return their eincere
thanks, to all.thoee who aided in Making
pthriezeps.ien....
/0 a success, and .na,r, ticulatrly• to • •
the business Men who gave the splendid
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CLINTON ..AS KEEN RIC OTIIRRS7
. the editor of the Brussels Post; Who .' •
spent a couple of days in town recently,,
publishes his opinion of Clinton • and mate
tare here as follows i=-Olinton is a very
promising town rind from its Oentral posi-
tion in 'the County, gond eurroundings,
live business MB and 'enterprising r news,
papers is: destined, at no distant deer, . he
not only becorne•the Capital of the county
but attain -to the .proportionii. of * City,
There are no lees than three townships
represented within the town lireitil. We
visited the Doheity, organ factory., where
sonie 30 or 40
the work of manufacturing the celebrated siii‘
Men are eca.pnod
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'masts w
were ehforwo from
Threouggrohnntdhefiovoarrloupu,s aioniirafit. .
organs explained. A very exteniiive busi-
yneere; ips),:borieginega.rrizi. n.l.n. aitud.ifth„evret;!hekaviesi.
an excellent choir in this .Methodist).-
church under the leaderthip of W. Didier- '
iy,. Mist Caliendo, organist: The 'poles
are' teken, principally by:, MisseeNellie
Holmes, who bas a dear, fullt ride voice.
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TOWN. 0HUROHI .OHIMES. •
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'The Presbyterian 'Sabbath School picnic
will be held at Goderich,on the 18th July:
The'. Holinesville Methodist Sunday '
Scheel picnic was ;held on Tuesday!, and •
was a very pleasant affair throughout...
The new Methodist church, at Taylor's:
corners, Huron ROW; is nearly ceMpleted
and will be dedicated some time in July..
e .It'ie expected that•Rer Mr. Salton will .:
entee :Open hie duties as assistant. to eno
'Rey. Jetties' Gray, here, on Sundey. next.
-I: ReiveAlreBlatchfokdefoinietly of- Pin -
toe, ilioves.froni London to.'take &large .
of his newappoietnient at Steathroy this
reireeke ' - .:" ^ " ' • . e el. '
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' Ther, e Willbe preachi.ng iii the Nfetho-.
4i3t dituph) Summer Hilt, this (Fridley) •
eveiiing, at 8 ceeloek, and Sundae more-
irig next ae 10 30. . ••• '
..The Rattenienry street 'Methodiet bele,
break:heal expects to ficild its pienie at
Goderith, about the 17th of 'July; The'-.
Ontario street school' they Ooseililyeolti in e '
at the same time.. ..^.•:: .
Rev, Mrellamilton, a former ste,dene of--
Clinton High Scheel, :preached in Lon- '
desboro Presbyterian Church, on:Sanday,
This pulpit is At present va.o.int; Uncles- .
bore people -not having yet seleetedee sue-, . •
cessor to Rev, Mr. Lougheade. • ,
'Rev. Mr, Treleaven (formerly 'cif Bay- ,
,field) Was Presented:with , a.dressing case.
by the Young' People's Association of'
Queen's aventie church, Louden, as a fare-
well gift,' en the occasion of his leaving to
take charge (lithe London South congre-
gation. e • , - . , • - ,
Cepsiderable diseatisfaction exists' on
the Bayfield circuit of the Methodist
Church, at the reannerin which that circuit has been carved up .by the conference,
some of the member allegingthae. ie will
be impossible to sustain n minister proper.. .
ly under the existing arrangement,
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- We have never said a werd•yet A'gains't the --
Lord's 'Army, but when they diseurb, public'
worship as they did oti Stinday evening, while
passing 'the Presbyterian oharch, by ,the
beating,of the drum, and in other ways', very. '
mach to the annoiyande of beth pastor and
people; it is time to raise objecticeis to 'the
Same. Churches', and Sunda's? Schools have
rights that should be respected; a good deal
of -license and latituOe has been,ellewee the
army, but there le no reasen why they should. , '
abuse their privileges. .
STANLRI.
EXPLANATION, -The report haVInie been in-
dustriously circulated that the death of the
lad, Ogilvie, who died at james Snell's, in,
'Stanley, was tamed primarily by abuse, and
finally by neglecting to procure proper 'care
and medical attendance for . hint when ill.
The medical Wan mho attended the case in'
justice to Mr. Snell, Wishes to say that Dennis -
Menai advice was sleight the mom nut it appear-
ed necessary, and'thathe was urged by Mr.
Snell to spare no means which could possibly
be of service, and further the 'affection eir•
premed, and evinced in every way, by
the led, for both Mr, and UM. Snell wan gene
sufficient evidence to show that he
received anything but hineness at. 1.11 hsnds.
Allan Pinkerton, head of the noted
Pinkerton detective agenciee, died at
his home in Chieago, on Trieseley after.
neon, 65 years,
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