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C tAILTntt. Q'ni'1oins.--At a meet-'
Of. 1Lu11gtt °'District Iluyal Soailet
Chapter tin Saturday the following
Companions Were elected oflcers for
the ensuing year: •
Sir Knight Companion in command, E.
Floody.
Sir knight Excellent 'Companion in
coulniauel, 1). Cautelon.
Sir: Knight Companion Scribe, A.' 11.
Told,
Sir Knight Colnpauiou Treasurer; W. G.
Smith.,
Sir Knight Cutupanion Herald•at-Arms,.
Joshua Hunter,
Sir Knight Coutpanion Inward Herald,
11. Bedouins
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Cnula4n Trv$ots-rendtttg' vin `rorolito rand opera
rilite;pi' ,v alio (ianu{la ,'t,b A4 naltnuj• to all pollrte-
, 1rn0a>zt)P.,671. ods t�arbut;la tddeattu,tioa.
tet) 'exchanging `CiOtvia or L'ayya;je.
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Parties.truvelling will 1114, 1t to their advuutptliu
':kdi call', pa Inc xir Katt. tu:kpte to au;r point
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,Ag¢nt0,T.R.,inOranttiinlnn Block, opposite
,' • Post Oat:4 (baton,
he l/zjrona Nerals -Record
t1edues`laaytMarch t.'3rd.
• -L06:74-NEWS.
n and Around the "Hub."
-plait ct!illl;;. •
It uv. JOHN GRAY antl,\fr. J. J.
• ...Aiwa will discuss "Dialling .Amy"
' inalio Town -Hall on evening •of
Zt'-xtda3' March •2' 5th. its there is
'1a0t likely to bo• more than room
:Tor adults, • children are requested
'-tai stay; away.
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kW' DIsri - •-Svnssvuteers who
are itlrarrea]s for Tot NEWS. 1h ausn
lshonld .say tip at once. Though the
amounts are small, the aggregate is
large, and, an iunl.ediato response is
requested. Send P. 0. money ,order
• or registered latter at our ris l(.-
1t1TrIreer, & Ton», publishers.
Dn. 12..eo "ta, of Port Albert, was
in town the beginning of the week.
Tun: cut•crprieing hostess of the
'Grand Union, Mrs. Morley, visite(!
73ulgraco last week.
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Mus, 1 1.ORit1;3TI:R has been
iting her sister Mrs. Lyu le • and
other' friends in Mitchell' the past
r: week or so.
11! --There will be a Meeting
of the Clinton Baso Ball Club 1''1•i -
day evening at. the Grand Union
hotel.
'";1,tt. • JOSta'ii COPP wil1 havo rho
•s rlltpatlty of tile eu1ire 'community
It the loss he Ilas.snstalned lay the
death of Isis estimable wife.
111 145 1,1 L:.11 IT ILr.EN. for several
years with tido Itattenbui,•y* .louse
folk, is visiting friends in ,!Mitchell;
Logue and Hilbert.
MR. Gro eta, of .Detroit,- this
, reek ships sixteen horses for that
city. '1'liay are 'for ett`ee i car put;-
poses.
Ma. S. G. Pl,L2t;aair Iia!: gone to,
Orantnvillc. where :iir,s. l'htlunler,
who has not been very well, has
been staying for some weeks.
'MR., W. ('' )oi'4:11 JR.,, wear() pleas-
-cat to see, is .Hale to be nboilt with
'r-
the l'. i of v'T1'kill;g sticks. lhllttgh
i;l,jured ankles Are still tientbl-
11g 11i111.
• ?fa. Ar.rn:. ITi .r.t i lies enlarged
itis 1I>sideune Luffy end the: 'asses -
.ors seized. upon this evidence of
enterptise as a means to Cause 1x1111
is hay more taxes. .
• Ae.Air. 'cluhu'l1ansfard was lartV-
.,„Vig. tire 1;atteljbnry stable with his
'dowse anal cutter the other d v the,
1.uhual toppled ovcs'•breaking the
F:hnfts 1'11e a coideiit,/"lvas owwing to
1lin breast cellar beige so tight as to
to Oke t1Je animal.
• MR. 11.'1" N't' M'0nTER, AI: P., was
iiitown Saturday, He went to
(lriawa yesterel ay fur the purpose of
nt•liug a; clolegatian 'from (o(1orich
M 1 ia1 i`lt'irl€tl'tnfs for the t/aunlotioli
public itnprovenieni•s in the county.
Te',Conwcsva1ives of Exeter are
Ni'hole-sottlti represetatat 1tes of the
p;.rty and gave a splendid banquet.
Ft Hey eveningle:t to \Iescrs. Bolla.
3'ortsr and 'I'imoth'y'Cong}llin, At.
Godelich, Clinton and,.otlrer
hints Nest 11311 represented.
Ti ural., n nine yearyold son of
11r. Chas. Tweedy, had the mis-
fortune to have his rightarm hroken
s:t the elbow on ,$•!turd ty. The
little fellow was playfully wrestling
when the accident 'happened.. He
f doing as wolll,as can bo expected.
"A.m. • flesh - is grass," the good
4iook says, and Miss Scrap Bean,
tlangbier of Mr. Jaden Bon, town,
was last week transformed 'into the
whole Meit'ttow. }raving been matri-
monially united to a gentleman of
that name, through fhe medium of
'Rev. Mr. eelt rt, of C}oderich.
Wo are forty to • learn that the
wife of Mayor Meyer, of Wingham,
was stricken with pnralvsis last
iSatnrday morning and at time of
writing arts yet tenCOneai011s. Be-
ing Comparatively young will no
doubt be favorable to the chances of
her recovery. 111 'e sincerely Wish
fur it.
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Sir Knight Companion Outward Herald,
Wm. Vora. -
Sir Knight Coinpanion Chaplain, (ho.
f la a fry:
CAN'T STAND A Jua r..--Oilr• en-
terinisiug townsman W. 11. Perrin
is always aroused to au enthusiastic
pitch by any new I. 11. • scilolile.
Through not one of the (felegatos 11>a
gallalttly went dawn to Woodtock
on Weeesclu ' hast to 1111 on hand to
attoud the IL Lt. meeting on Thurs-
day° lie took with hint' a large
map'in which lie traced the route
which in hie judgement, the. new
road ghoul(' take !(Maling from St.
Mary's to Egluoudvillt', •thonoe to
(liutun amt then nurth-west to
Kincardine. This is the Wrap which
has apparently "riled" otl(a• friend
of the Godi),liuh. Sete, and. made
Lira write tat incorrt'et au(1 uncall-
ed fur remark upon the Clinton
delegation. The Clinton delegates
tllstinctly stated that they were -in
ditl'erent as to the lake port select-
ed, as long as the litre an thruttgll
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Clinton, ilia what said our l'.uflur-
ich friends? '1"110 remark of one of
theme NOR, iu private, that "Gutlel -
ich glial nut want the line if jt had
to come through Clinton." For
shame! such language and -,jealousy
should • be frowned. down. Nu
('Tinton. 'dolo;'ate asktel the (soder-
ich delegation to elulurse Perrin's
proposed tout°, 1411 w•lmt Mr. Per-
rin did was only intended as pleas-
antry and juke.
iteeti.ritapga, tbaf, b :d. authortttes of
that?great .read 3,100 -the project
lv-itliofavdif', and if pl *per encouu ge-
ment'was given by ittunicipali-
ties themselves the ltiriwould surely
be built. Ite •df►eetiou after paving
StaMaty'e isimild be determined by
the attitude of the localities which
might desire to eebure it.
The delegtites frottl -the territory
lying north and west of Woodstdok
were thou asked: to give expression
to their views. This was, quickly
dope, each delegation selecting some
one of tilted number to represent
them. Mayor Seager poke for
Goderioh, Mayor •Beattie for Sea -
forth, Rev. fr. Hodgins for Bay
field. Mr. Manning, speal:i,ng for
'elinkon, pointed out that the town
was situated in •the heart, of the sec-
ond county according to population,
and third according to wealth in
the Province. This 'large •district
bad but_one R. R. system and was
undoubtedly anxious • to secure an-
other. Geographically Clinton was
the centre of the •county, -and its
people believed also that it was the
commercial centre. It had on its
borders live large and wealthy towu-
ships, no loss than six of the most
important county roads from all.di-
rections centred there, and it was
also a 11. R.'junotion. Any line
competing for traffic with the pre-
sent system would of necessity be
compelled to pass through the towu.
Beyond a doubt Clinton was the
foremost manufacturing town in the
county; having extensive establish-
ments for the ttlanut'acture of.sll:gans,
threshing machines, fanning mills,
turd other articles. -The Doherty
organ company shipping nearly 2i)O
organ per mouth, and Ferran, tsIlte-
phersou-&'Ilovey, manufacturers of
thro'shing machines, paid out ini-
.uleuse suets for freight every year.
'!'here wore also the grain dealers,
the millers, and other establish-
ments, whose R. 1t. business was a
largo item every•year. Clinton was
not ,jealous of its neighboring towns
and did not caro which lake point
Was selected so long as the line ran
through the town to reach it. He
.was notprepared to say what finan-
cial aid the town would give, lett
if
a line were projected likely to be of
advantage, Clinton would ,not be
behind. other places in offering some
inducement to ubtaiu°'it.
Mr ° Forrester questioned the pro-
•inotnrsTn•regard to their •iutM linty
towards the line from SL„..NI;1138 11.)
the lake, •wvll-ich..lerota&ij. out- nit,
reply that as the C. 1'. 1t. company
wwunl;cl undoubtedly have the 111,11
sty 111 tit longation, the route would
largely 41t114I on the-Jitianeitfl
aiven by the. various. municipalities
interest rd. '
(.)nr o1il friend, Me. I`'. H. Perrin,
related some of his Il 1t •ezperient;.',t
land had- e1e•ltly'sketob d out. on •a.
clap x flue from St. Marys, touching
,aid i.t,h on, �.the south, Clinton on
the east, ?wri(l thence via Colborne,
lY twat•1osh and ALslrfi,,1l1 t(i Kin-
cardine. There can, be no duul(t;
from the prevailing tenor of his re-'
marks, that of all the 1(101Osed
routes tliis met with the most favor.
Before 11 lepers i ng n strongly word
nal resolution was passed 'asking, the
Dominion Parliament t0 grant the
proposed and also for Gov-
ernment aid to the undertaking. •
IMPORTANT
`ynTItT RA9lpF MEET! MC
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.On"l'hursday last upon the invi-
tation ut' the Won(I:'tuClk Board of
'Freda, a huge' number of delegates
from the ,various nttluioi.pldities
northwest' 0i'-'k4'00)l tuck, linea i11
that town to consider, the question
of increased railway uccetinitud:atiuuo
fur this section of .has 1'lOvinCO.
Clinton tut,1 r11•iglllzbrhooal ltweru
rnprteented 'by the t.uliu;vil g.,g•dili-
tleulCn
Senforth. — Dr. Coleman, Mayor
Lleattit.
11uyh':1(1.—I(.ueve Pollock and hew'.
;1Ir. 1latlgiu:,.
(,'1 •tett/!!.—D. A. Fdtrrest e , A, Me•
altnulut rer v A. 11 `alaautnutr, (uq1-
uty r,;uvu; W. A. t'errdw.
Ciollol ich. lixc(n s"�.,1 'c•1',. Iinnv.e s
,Tot:ustoti and Cant .ro)i; \'(J,, 1,1`,.,
JirL Nen, .li, t oi,•lil , ,l,)s. \Ilr,:'a{•11.
Godef icll tuwwua#111n. Jus. 11 Jiit:'ly,
dupuaty lav:vu• •
('i)ll,oruc.•.—.Ios. Ileck, reeve.
J;,?sides these, dltfleg;ates were alio
present, from 1.iiu:;aldn , , S 11 itys,
leirktulf, %uli(ll, J , et,1, 1:'t;ford,
!•;ashlar \t'a' t L,,rra,
.taw, 1:r ant,utet anti • t'i u•nl.,tuek.
Tim: dn,let aie:i were met UpUil arrival
of the twins a::dl (Seultell through
the town by uv'rnlu11iy of the. 1'oara
of 11 lde'. 't ll 1 t;{, w1'CYC 1180. 11ro•
Vidt.dl ler' t11u0, wllo 5•15111`11.10 14kO
n• drive. tat •1I 01( a dialler` wi'as
glven'tu tli' sli•,ua e 13 at ow O'Neil
liullse,atat• w1111e11 ,l�ir,r Esq.,
scl.,
president of' thy ftuntll, lnt,lle,1,
and. ,11th, Snlhuriand,:.11.1'., occupied
the vice—chair. •'
.Sups' i1ui ntly the rnec'1l11f was
hells i1a the cuu11ril• chiudhor. shish
N'118 CI•uw(le(l. 31 i': 11'•hilo vvas call-
ed -ea the cattail ,-trttfi--1rttirfl V a+l*ll e5: t d
1110 1:31:1,11 lig and was followed .by
Sir. Sutle;riansl., O;i h•,lialf of the
pa4't•ies ;applying fur the charier, to
laruniule the t.'lattlillg of which the
meeting Wag (.,(11:4, ` l MclR, °M.j:1(
and Hawkins, clic 0ll1irmtn and
micretary of the iluaud of 1tirectur,
which holds' the 11. \1'. tC 1,. E.
cnm't, r, ext laiuod the present 1'csi-
tion of ni Itte•ra tool what the hoard
had in contemplation. Brum their
remarks it W1,13 learned that the ex-
isting charter was obtained by thein
in 1885 to sccuru addlitiditlal railway
facilities for the city of li'rentford.
The riMentluu•llts now asked fur lire
to empower 1.he building of a line
whiel'i•-is to become part of the (.'.1'.
11. system, and will extend from
Woodstock eastward through Brant. -
ford, and •ltanliltun' to the _Niagara
river, and westward through St.
Marys to some puinton LakeHluron.
The.town of lirantf•or(i hndF eteated
a fund of ten thousand dollars for
preliminary expenses; and the pro-
jectors asked now for the assistattce
and co-operation of the interested
municipalities in seeming the amend -
menta and carrying -out the werk•to
such It point es might be necessary
to allow of its being placed under
I thio C. I'. R. taAtetat, They had
t
`condition • glad =Allowa IN§ or ue
-sign of recovery,«;
Tho friends of Ed, J. Elliott Will
regret to learn that. he met with a
very painful atseideant Saturday lust,
while chopping good on the t'urat
Of Thotntas Mdse. :4.s+ llo Wassplitting s block a limb fell f"om
above striking 'him on the °right
arm and breaking it a little why*
'above the elbow: 1)i. 'Whitely
was sent for and t'he broken mem-
ber placed in a peeper condition.
Godcricla Towvnshi;a•
Mr, \Vilson Cox is visiting
friends in I)un'gannon.
, 1Tr. James ROSS lost a veluable
cow last week by a cause unknown.
Thr widow of the hoe L. 1I.
hurbea will remove to' (-;utluricli
next week.
The elections itle all over and
yet the Grit's iso nut feel s.tt'isfied,
las they a1(3 1)083r collecting money
•1-th•o-foOli$h Reformers of taxis
riding to 141013st against• our honest
member Robert forcer.
There came very near .being a
runaway last week on Mr. Arehi-
1)111(L 1s1lioiCs hill but owing to the
venae arm's dexterity arid that of
his hest gill, the horse was stopped
with a buffalo robe and a cushion at
the creek near by.
Buys do not begin too young ; de
not follow the way' lcd by sante of
our young mon. They go late in
the °vetting to their neighbor's
house and do not come home until
morning. It is not the old man
they stay up with.
Mr. Nixon Sturdy, of this town
ship, was much . astonished the
other morning to find that his flock
had born increased by a lamb with
six logs. The two extra legs
spring from alongside ono of the
regularly orthodox front ones. The
six trotter curiosity is alive and
frisky.
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Banes.—Mr.- C. J. Nesbitt is
visiting friends near Londoh.—Mr.
Herbison is again on the rounds
soliciting patronage in the erenm-
ot•y business.—11r. E. Batt has his
saw -hill again running full blast.—
Mis. S. Barr is still in a, critical
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M lill1u 1011101.
Io1i3 Fist Train
Leaves Toronto 3.30 A. M.
,tl'rives 1011410aa 6.4 "
Arrives Clinton 9.5 "
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Tf you want WALL I' 1l'EIt insike n
LI IE FOR COOPER'S!
where. you will Null no shp-worn5t.n1,
but all near ,nal 1 .11 s,dlt't•te,t. Don't Lny
untilyouarc his spl, u:11i 11,_ 11:''.ty.
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Dearer Block hook Store, - CLINTON
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TWO MEN 1'U ACT AS CIIEAM
1 ut\llll.lth.l �t,rl1 :,,.urs 'reel, .,Jf
er•.,rfIhh1without. rt )In -t he ',,r,it of
aliithlt,Twee (theirs ectci 11.1. :;I.t �ert:,n•
all+' f„ Wal. Ifi';t •4,U\, 1.0c 1,01 ,1i1 Con.,
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ALBERT RT ST. CLI:'S`i;'Oi`J.
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COMMISSION WICKER'S.
Members Toronto Stook Exchange
Private wires to BORON T0,1MONTREA L,
NL\'! X01i1(, CIiICA(;O, and
OIL CITY.
STOCFs, 130ND , 01tAIN, PRO`'IS-
IU\.S and 011., bought and sold
for cash or margin.
CLINTON. oFF'xcn,
tit, vansoh's Meek (upstairs), Albert Strout.
"BELL"
MANS
- Unapproached for
Tone and Quality.
CATALOGUES FREE.
BELL & CO., Guelph, Gilt
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lion ani Yuulft
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To thoroughly advertise oar stook of Boy's ani Youth's Clothing we• have
named the different priced Suits -as below. They are all slur own mann,
facture 1111d we (10.11 guarantee tllt'.Ilt as reliable gouts. Nobody on the.
Luntfur Boy's Clothing should luiss seeing this great .line of goods •
Our "Bonanza" Suit at $A, --
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Made from an English Union Tweed, s}dendi.1 colorings and a wonder- • •
fully cheap snit. \
Our " E: - 10,1 grin" Suit at $
Made from au all -wool Canadian Tweed, splendidly made and t1'immed:,
Our "Lorne"Suit at $9,
Made from an all -wool Canadian Tweed, great variety of patterns inid a
maguifle;e1Ct slut for 114) uluut�y. 4
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Our "Lansdowne" Suit at f.$10,
-1fad,e from an all=wool Cauadi:ul Tweed, splendid' glaality and gland
value at the price.
wore •1 manufactured 1
Theabove linos of oeds w re , Il n an lfaetult t (1 t u our dull '01
Th rn s � during ;, a .son,
and this to a groat extent enables uy [u uge?r such ,est jn•iues.
Clothaters, Furnlstfiera and i-/ tt `•vrs.
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To be fount in Clinton., We (tovote' our whole,
attention to
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Eine :-: Merchant : -: Teilloriff
ONLY. If you are in need of a Suit, Pair of Pants. or
Overcoat, you will find it to your advantage to call Ofd'
inspect our stbck before purchasing elsewhere:;"-
Anyp elsewhere:;"-
Anerson having their own cloth can have it,rnade aiild
trimmed ' in the Latest .Style,- at the very Leve rrtr a, ^, ..
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