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FIFTY-FOURTH YEAR. '?833
GODERIL'H, ONt'Alt1 ), I!ANADA: JUNE' 6, 1901
1). 116"GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
THE WEEKLY MAHI'LT REPORT
CORAM, 1111 6. 1D01.
Mall Wheat - 003 10 6i
llour. tam1V• Def.WS.... �• 1 10 to S 10
Flour, petent. Der SWI....w1 60 to S 60
[Mql moa....-....•... - u 00 Zoll 00
arts. P too .•..�..... JA 00 1016 00
lioreoalnfe, per met 1 00 to 1 00
Rye per bush
Buekwbeat, per kr
Oat, D bust
Peas, 17 bosh ,,.•.••..�„�•,
Kerley, per bask
Ha'. (r too
Potatoes. t/ beta
➢utter. .....�...... �.
Oboes. tar Ih..........
Rage, fresh unearhed, 1 doe
Woos......-._...... _...-..
Hides...... .Y..... _.. _
Lamb -Skins "...
Live Howe
I tre ssed Hogs
Room. .. _......
trrd, per Ib.
Dressed Hset ton quarter
Deemed Reeser. hind
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ElituaUone Vacant
WANTED. - A GOOD GENERAL
servant, from the 1st of Jul to the
middle of September. Alaiy to Ma,. RI
W0OD. North street. fh
GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED FOR
kitchen work at 601 C 'lborwe House.
MR&OHO. BUXTON.
W anted.
GRAZERS WANTED. -166 ACRES OV
run sod plenty of good spring water.
Termsreason•ble. Amer toJ.I . EI)WARI).
oto 5 and e, 0000es0lone S and 3. E.D. Colts orae.
r doderlch P.O. lm
For Sale.
LA 1 FUR SALE 1N TOWN OF
G i I ERICH.-For sale oa remoul s
terms, proper' known u the Distillery
lands• be(otl part of block "F' 10 the Town of
Ooderieb. bpstaining •boat 3J acres. with
buUdiag@ an wafer. rtgbu on the River Mait-
lard. Tor 11rtsa apply to O A RHO W L O A K -
ROW. solloltorlifor the vendor.
$1,500 UA.1. Oit ON TERMS TO
J ell,\ will pttrobw that large
atone hones wfth di•roomd eddltton•sltuated
ons Plottm Street. Half an son of land wi th
aR toe outbuildings thereon thrown in Fo r
further particulate !mega to TIH 60..1 MOOR •
HOU31S HayMld I'. 0. U.
T'ORSALE.-LOTS 96. 96, 117, 118. 119
1` and lt6 In HoWhl.oa's survey. aB In
Uodertoh. For p•rttoalaa • y to
PHP IP }(ULT,
Rsrrieter. to.. (9oderlc7..
M•roh Itch. 1900. I�tf
MWlo.
_- GLENN CAM1'KELL. ,�
W,
Organist and musical dlreotor of Nartbit.
Methodist church. and teacher of pianoforte,
pipe oram and theory, wen be plowed to re-.
°sive fapW. I•etroetloo fl vee either at
studio or et po it's home. &s desired. Studio
at Rm•rsen's Fusin glare. WeNwt. 71-10
Medieal.
i' DR8. SHANNON A (lALWW. PHY
SI(' IAN8 and Sargeoas. (M1oe in Beak
of Commerce building, west side of 8gaare.
Night 'tells at resid..oes
Dr. Shut nom Iles, Oa11ow,
^! �'P�hase�jt. N•Dler.t ilgl!Hone IR.
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l.neuranoe, oto.
CHAR. E. SHAW, GENERAL, iNSUR•
ANCE and reel estate agent. Omos. tee
door wt of P. 0.. Oder(ob. Agent for ibe
leading mutual fin legume a oomoanlet and
leading stock oom.anlee.
Merosatl.e and manufacturing rise of
lowest rates. GB a office.
W. R. ROBERTSON.
Aeooaatsot and 1010ronoe Agent.
hooks ad a000unts made up.
Building@ rented ad nota oolleotd.
Fin Insurance In firitish and Canadian
Companlea.
timet - in P o fits,/WC �SN�
F. J. T. MARTEL. GENERAL IN
SURANCH sad Heal Lure agent.
Fin, Life, Aooldeatand Plate Glass Insurance
effected on mutual or Duh plan at lowest
rates possible.
Hest English and Cenadlan compaotee rep
resented.
Omoe next door to Garrow R Garrow, Her
rioters 1(•mutoa Street
Model Tailoring.
JUST RECEIVED - THR LiNE OF
spring suiting@ that our matomers were
walttng for. whleh w• book our reputation on,
together with other Hoes suitable for sprlog
and summer, equally •t god. Strl'Oy fiest-
alase work •t mdente primes.
W M. STAPLETON.
Oyer Farmos's Fair.
Publle Nodes.
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WARNING - 'PHIS IS TU GIVE
n..tice that anyone bathing off the
islands, clnf or tampering with the ferry,
shooting of tre.pa ting upon any part of our
p I I w111 be *meted and proieooted.
1I a'. C. ATTItILL. 32 tf
COURT OF REVISION.
vA court of revWoo will - be held on Thure
dey. the :)h day of June next. at A o'olaok•
" for the pr pose of hearing °omelet nu against
th. Proposed •meeement .nd accuracy of t he
Plnntyre measo•emelts or any othor ootn-
e tht the re.oeatly advertised grano
Ithle walks whloh person. Interested may de
sire to mask. which are p� ��1w ooznfrable by
tlw smart. WN. )i[i7'('Rtfllark.
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NUTICE TO OWNERS OF 1)008.
Notice Is hereby given that section 14 of By-
law No 3 of len will be throned after the ppub
li0stlo0 of Ihe wanting. Said .eotle' N as
follow.
That no dogs or hitches shall run at Isere
In the seroot or public places within the oor-
00ntlon of the town of Oderich, within the
months of June. July or August. w;thottt be-
ing sumciently or properly ma,aled• and If
807 Snnh dog .hell be found rnooing at large
within the mid corporation contrary tothe
pprovi.loa, of this bylaw. Ihe Mayor or other
Justicetf the 1'..•oe In and for the Connty of
Heron 1. hereby au(horteei to nature the .o'd
'log to be destroyed by any consable or other
Peelle otso•r."
TH IODORH H A I.E. C'en0tablw
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AROUND TOWN.
Tug Ciw•ls --The Pan Amerluan shows
spread their canvas last Tbursday oo the
old oraoket grounds 1t was praalloslly the
same show as was hate • year sgo u Lemon
drUS., °Irons. The weather was thre.teutng
•II day and the atteod•no. at the perform
wow was not very large.
haµ Music B0os.-"Baffle Songs of the
Cross" by Joe. M. Whyte, evangelist, To-
runto,ls just out, and by Tne (7linton New.
Record we Dello* that one of Clinton's
musical young ladles has composed some
selec(tou ler this book. Thi. is Mass M.
Maude Uoodwin, who u • theory pupil of W.
Gann Campbell, of town. This oert•Inly
n 8sota oredit oa Mr. Campbell's teaching.
MUt.T Uaesava THE Law. -Two men
were tared $2 50 eaoh In the Polio. Court
oD Tu.ed•y for allowing their horses to run
at large. They plad.1 ignoranoe of the
law, and the Magattaa, who dsalred
simply to administer a wernlog,let them ons
ea payment of oosts. H. wlshea It to be
uadentoed, however, tbat the law must be
observed and that thoeo who violate 11 must
D el expect lenleooy.
1X0.0 t0u NuTEo.-F. Smooth le adding a
second story w the frame dwelling on Elgin
• venue oocapid by Mrs. Oliver R.
H. Cuts is building • solid brick wars -
house, 70 D. by 223 11, at the roar of his
store on Kingston street Chas. Reid
has started the brlok work on Mr. Wallis'
house on East street. B. C. Manning. is
defog the carpenter work Wm. Green's
neat cottage on Trafalgar .Ores( le nearing
oorupletloo.
$l b airmato, Tu DETauit.-Tbe steamer
City of Toledo, of the Welts Star floe, w311
run a ohsep exoorsion to Detroit on the 1966
of this month, returning next day. The
len for the round trip will be only $1. The
steamer will leave hes. at 8:30 A re., Eulero
time, on the 19.h, arriving at Pt. Huron
12:30 and .t Detroit 4:30 r. r, Returol.g
leave Detroit, Thursday, .t 2 r. 0.. P►.
Haros 6:30 r r., arriving at Uodertoh 10:30
r'. 0. t'he return to Detroit will be made
o n tee 21.0, for whioh the far. the one way
will be $1 Oo the Tuesday evthing before
her trip to Detroit the City of Toledo will
run . moonlight.rounloo on the lake ander
the auspices of the bud, the tare for whioo
w111 be 25 peau.
('urDurTUa Au:IE GETo A Naw RUN. -
U. 1'. R. Cendootor M, Alga returned
Tberd.y night from his western trip.
While away he ',tanned the meeting of the
Grand Dlyisioo of Me Order of Railway
Conductrs at St. Paul, Mian., and visited
h is stater In that olty, and also spent tea
day. with his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Martlo,
io Wilalpel. On Friday h. left town to
eels • new run on the Grand Trunk, be-
tween Port Heron send Snspeuloo Bridge.
He a pieced in charge of • new fast train.
one of the most important on the road, and
the appointment Is • decided promotion.
Mr. Algin'. family will remain here until be
flees upon the most oonv.n1. t point for
*heir future resldeo'v.
Ho ! PPR LONWN Carr. -The voluot eras
left on the 2:30 1•. 0. train on Tuesday to
take,,ppaerrt la the •annal training .t London.
AD •ds•0oe ooa lagenl lett Mooday morn.
leg to get tents ereot.d, ate. Ne. 1 com-
pany 10 thirty-four strong, wlhit Lleot.
Maovtoar to oommud, and Ltma. C. Dun-
lop and Bert Martin, No. 9 compvcy 1s In
command of Capt. Gundry, w,th Llent*
arose and J ohs. Tele company numbers
Thiry nine moo and is supremely happy is
the po.ession of David Corbett; u 000k.
O' her ofhoen who t.fe en 1'oed•y were Le.•
(.ol Varooe, Major Young, M.i�r Holme,
L'eut, Galt, Lieut. Jordan and Lieut. Mo
Pball Both the Goderiah and the Dun
•*noon oompaniss, jalgtas from their
mike ap, should make • good record at
wimp ►Ms year. The Loodoo Advertiser
says : ' The first quartermaster to arriv. o0
the grounds and h.ve hl* tents erected w',
Major Book, of the 33rd ngloeot." The
bays will be to camp until the 15th.
THE SALT Corning.-Tbe following dee-
aatobe was seat out from Buffalo en the
30th ult.: "The 000eo11dat1oo of the two lead -
log salt oorep.oies of Canada visa •omen
plisbed here toi.y. The Canadian Salt
Company and the Windsor Salt Company.'•
the two coomros which oontrol pact:Wally
the entire salt output of the Dominion of
Canada, have been ameolldatd under the
name of the Canadian Salt Oompany, with •
capital stook of 88,000.000. Donald Smith,
president of the Bank of Montreal, 1@ the
president of the oombinatloo. The board
of directors is oomposed of Sir William 0
Van Horne, T. C. Shaughnessy, of Mont-
real ; Arthur D. Bissell and Frank .•t. Mo.
Ur.w, of Buffalo ; U.R. Cookbure.prsetdent
of the Bask of Ontario, and Thomas Telt.
of Montreal. 'Phe headquarter@ of the new
oonoern will be in Montreal." The loeal
salt oonoeroe have no defiolte Information
ding th. reportd oon.olid•tlon, al-
though w* understand that °eget fetlnoa
hays been going on for some ems.
THs STREET FAIR. -Tb. a•olv.rsary of
the Domintes of (lanada I. to be oelebrated
In God.rlch til• year by the holding of •
trade* carnival oo she streets of Uodertoh
during July 1.t 2nd and 3rd. It is pro -
purl eget up • monster out-of•door ex
position e, .treet lair to oonelet of erhib ts
by merchants, by manufacturers and by
producers, ooverlog all the muliifarinus In•
4.,104.. of Gndenoh and vicinity. Already
feet, townspeople have contracted to t.ke
space and *root booths on the Square and
malatafo same for the three days,aod It la ex•
Domed the sot re Square will be filled, both
sides of the atreet, a Ihe committee has •
number of spphoa'lona ?rem net WA. mMMM.
taoturerl and more will Dome in. Another
feature le to have dally p'rads. of various
kind., • horse show, .ohool Mlldr.e's par -
MORTGAGE SALE OF A HO(1SE AND
LOY IN 000)403((703.
Under and permuset tea power of sale 000
taln.* Ina certain mortgage mad. to the
vendor, Aete4 the IMh day of Month. A.D.
1'91, which w111 M pn Inoed at time of rte.
then w111 be offered ft • sale by pnhlle anntlon
el Thos. Hendry, ane looser •t his anetlos
•some, Hamilton Street. 00.(erloh en Batnr-
ihe' the fleh Aar of Jr•re, 1o01, et f e clank P r.,
following property, vl. • lot running
'03.10r 106 In the town of Uodertoh, In the
roanty of Huron. 000talalag over 1 of an eon
of land.
The lot Is the thir4 wart of the Collegial*
100(11rd*. and It extends from Piston street to
Britannia read. Then, 11 m the lot • frame
I30tnr7 dwelling hoose, with 001.0.0 and
lemma. kitchen an tiered. Th,Mare about 13
gond frolt trees anti the cordon la *seep
penally goad.
Terme of Rase : 10per mol. of the nreh•s.
m
noes
ytob.
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M Ate th D
• v3 ( e nes his witci
s.tre •t the gene er rle snA Ins hel&sce wttA-
oat interest within thirty day. thereafter.
nry f opperty will be *old subl•ot to • to
ons ',other partleelu's apply ee the ano-
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P110UDFOOT R HAY&
°i t w rfltiw. A.D. MI I�BeI 0
Astray.
STRAY ('AI.F. - ('AME TO 1'Hk
premises of the undersigned. Win. Moore,
Ord con.'eeaion. H. D. Colborne. on or about
the 10th of May,. steer calf. The owner bare
quested to prove property. pal .. f oases 0d
tate the •nlmel away. WM. MCOsr 1'. O.
Public Notice.
FOR THE INFORMATION OF THR
I'l1HLIC the town advertises the fnIIow
lag section@ of Bylaw Ne. 5.,00mmonly known
es the ('ow R)law i
Whereas ander the porovisions of Ihe Mu•h
olpal Ant it le deolere4 that the counmll of any
tows may pa•• bylaw@ restraining the running
at large of animals
And whereas 1t Is des -ata., to restrain the
running at largo with! t lire said town of
Hodertch of nettle, herses. sheep and other
animals within the meaning of the said gat•
nt. ;
1, Therefore be It enaocel h the ntnn elpal
onunell of Ihe m1A town of fl�erieh and It la
hereby insetted that from and after the date
hereinafter sated Mr the ooming In fore* of
this hrlaw, It shell not be lawfr for and pore
ox, 0011, horse, sheep. p'.. 0r any other and
mid. within the mealin� of the said Rt•tnte,
to rna or be al taros In the highway@. streets,
lanes, darks, or other nman ap0•. within the
limit. of the w14 town of Uo.lertnh, unless
such as.maI so being at large Is In the Im
me..lata ern and nnier the Immediate .•on-
trol of some per ,en or persons impeede of ear
Ing for and oontrnl'ler the same.
f That from and after the data aferosal4 ne
person owrong or to the possession of any
.nnh snlm. ` mall ',.Pelt sa, h animal to he or
run at lame within the limits of the mid
tows. naleas ender @ooh Imme.tlate can and
OOatrel es •tttrslald WM. 111TCHELL,
Town CNet.
pr,rdg;�y��y.,_ -
P res Y'•"' �
ads, free entertainments oo the streets by
high-otos@ artiste at frequent intervals, sooe
day many bands of memo, grand fireworks
displays at nlgbt, (he uare to be highly
deourated Doe eveaiug, t is proposed to
h.v. a 0000ert in the rink sod the last
evening • grand masquerade ball. Tbeme
are • few of the features proposed.
WEDDED AT KittuARUINi.-MIs. Edith
Pemberton, youngest daughter of Mrs. Chu.
Pemberton, was married in the Churoh
of All Salute, Kincardine, ou Thursday,
May 30th, to Geo. Oartly son of
Mrs. (Rev.) M. Turnbull, of Doderlob.
The ceremony was performed by Rey. M.
Turnbull. reotor of St. U.urge's Ooierlob,
assisted by Rev. Oho. Miles, rector of All
Sabots, the oburoh being beautifully decor
•ted for the 000asioo. Phe bride, who was
given away by H, 1). Churoh, of Toronto,
brotber-i0 law, was handsomely powoed io
white silk, with veil and orange blossoms,
and oarrled a large bouquet. She wu at-
tended by Mums Doily Andras,ol Toronto,
and Gladys Losoombe, of Kmoardine,
charmingly attired. to attendance also
were two litlle pages, Jaok Soougell and
Arthur Smith. In sailor costumes of blue
and whl1. Messrs. Fraser, of London, and
Turnbull. of Chatham, rioted as groomsmen.
Mr. Uoff, organist •0 StG.orgf ., God.rtoh,
presided at the organ. Upwards of fifty
gauta afterwards partook of a obolos de-
juner, supplied by Webb, at the residence
on Princess attest. Ths happy ooaple left
by the afternoon train for the Pan Amari•
tan, duffels, alter doing which they go to
Europe for • few months. Returning they
take up their resideooe near London, Ont.
Tui BANDSTANDQUISTw3.-The band is
renewing las ragaset for • stand 1n the
Square from which to give its summer eve.
slog oonoer W. Certainly, ti the band wante
• stand, I1 must be provided, but the ques-
tion whioh bas not yet been ss(iefaotorily
settled u, Where Is It to be 'posited' It
alms • very simple matter, but there •re
• good many rides to the question. Not
only the oonventenoe of the band but that
of the pubiio u well must be ooneidered,
and then there le the objection that the
taadetand u ordinarily built Is far from
artistic and that in Ihe Square it would soon
beoome au eyesore. If the oounoil bad
plenty of money at Its disposal, no doubt •
handsome structure oould be pruvlded
that would be 0alts In keeping with
she surroundings, but falling till.
we think the best sugpr.Lioo that
bas boon made is that • balcony be built out
from either the east or the west side of the
court house. Thio we believe would meet
the wishes of the players and then could be
no objection to It on the score of onso/I:ni •
nese It would also provide • good plane
for publio ■puking on oelebntioo d•v..
And It wouldn't baokrupt the town We
do not see any better solution of the problem.
News Four Tell HARNUa.-Tbe ■tr,
Umfrage, of the (Tereus line, was Ib on
Friday on her regular trip souib and again
on Saturday evening bound north. On
`tetorday evouing to some way the bumped
into the wharf la front of the elevator, do-
ing • little damage to the wharf but none
to ber.elt. The foss little steamer made
the top4r�(r��um Serol& to Goderlob in 4 hours
and 40 minutes....Sunday morning the err.
Myles when uomtog Into her berth at the
elevator had • log °aught In her wheel, and
becoming uom.nagesble ran Into the wharf.
TM prow of the bust and the face of the
wharf for • few feet were both somewhat
damaged. necessitataog repairs. The
Myles bad 42,000 bushels of *hest from
Fort Wlllam for Richardson Bros , of
Ktnestoo, halt for export and hell for Ua
tario miller•. She oleered '1 ueed.y evening
for Fort Willam....Tbe sobr. Mary 8
Gordon arrived Sunday morning, light, to
load salt for Gore Boy... .The achy. WV. O
Goodman arrived Tuesdey from ('hicago
with 22,150 bushed. of °orb and after db•
ohargtog at the elevator left Tuesday night
for Alabaster... 1'he sir. Layfield a hay.
Ing her rudder -stook. whioh was bent, re-
paired at the engine works.
THE HANt's FINANci9.-Following 1. the
fioaaoial satem.at af the Goderioh Maslo.l
Society for the year 1900 01 :
1900. aecueml
Juoe 2nd. To balance from Mr,
A. 1. Moore (retiring treasurer; $ 67 97
.iboe 20 To prooseds from I.ke
thoar*Ioa.... .
July1 To proceed. from band,
Ca t garden party. $5 00
8t, G0rge's church 5 00
Catholt° ohuroh 5 00
Knox churob 5 00
1901. Mar. 25. To proceeds
fcom dram*llo entertain- d,
mens
April 1 1'o granh�4rom town '�
" " To aubsoriptione from *"
animas ......... ......
EX PINDITuttEs.
Hy Instruments, repairs aoll
munm 8 18
" J. 8 Platt's s000ing`6 20
" W. U. Prtdhsm..•..,:.;
" F..1 Prldh•m.. • eerie-•'
Telepbootog 1 fxl.
" Caretaker of hall 7 00
" Hend .01te 100 50
1901. By H.K.Jordan,leader 200 00
May 20. By b.l•nos on hand 28 94 442 42
8
35 15
20 00
20 30
200 00
99 00
$442 42
oresTARDIIG W1tn.ITlay.
Amount due old Association $ 45 50
instrument. and music 49 65
Sundry .mall mooaot1 25 00
1120 15
VsTIRAN9' LAND GRANTS.-Regulatloae
for the allotment of the veterans' land
panto Imes lust been framed and posed by
Order in•Counoll Under these thesuooess-
fel applicants w111 have the oholm of any
land now open for sale or Iooation in any
of the townships north of the Freooh and
Mattawan Rivers, and L.ke Nipiseiog, and
west of the Quebec boundary to Manitoba.
A'. present., the Department of Crown
Lands 0tlmates the will embrace between
75 and 100 townships. Under the arms of
the bill only one •pplloan0 may be loeatd
to the r(la•re mils. As each township p0.•
stetes•n area of 36 equate miles, It w111 be
then that although the area actually open
and ready for metxlement is a small portion
of the whole territory yet it gives room for
several times u many soldier@ as w111 apply.
The regulations and forms for filling l0 will
be printd In • few days, and It le possible
that applicants may be tarnished with m
map to theist them In 000.1 0g their t&nd.
The regulations provide In • g 1 way
ger ds01ar•tlons es to the service m the
field of eseh applioan(, first, by the appll
oan1 himself 1 .emodly, by a oemrde In
the field, and, thirdly, by the senior sur-
viving commending o icor of the enrps In
whioh he served. When some of thee• are
Impossible other mean• of proving olalms
may be •hood upon. Deolaratlese are also
required by ten disinterested persons that
the land applied for Is wholly 110ee-
espied and oelmprevd, and that (here Is
e •Aver.* oleo. to i6 a ml es
e Th • mud
minerals pen with the land /rant, bat the
pee Umber Ie reemyd to he Crown. Tbe
Inoue., however, may sal wbat pine he
.sod• ler building er Mooing open his land,
and may else oat and rthay. any ether
plae timber eae1mary Is oluring Isla led
fees eaIMvli.e, by gayly sensory Orate
does for euoh ploe so out and dupoeed .,1,
wklo0 are now fired at $1.25 per tbous•od
feet.
'1'001111 IN TO. Feou THAD1. -Tbe lead -
log efts -dealers of the l'reviooe end the ad•
j•oent States met In oonventlon for the first
time •t the Rosen House, Torocto, on
Monday for the primaly purpose of uottiog
In • law -mutt to wbiob the totersw of ail are
involved, and with • seooudery objeot of
forming ao urgenizstion fur the iroleotlou
of individual dealers to emergenulee snob u
the one that made this present gatberinf
necessary. Many prominent members of
the egg•exportlog (rade were represeoted at
the mooting sod during almost the entire
day tb.t they were in session they discussed
tae suit Fought by D. D. Wilson, of Se. -
forth, agetost William Melfrum h Uo , of
Montreal. Tbe suit, which le brought to n•
Dover unstated damage" for • breaoh of •
patent,means a greet deal to the rev dealers.
Mr. Wilson claims to have dieooverrd end
patented, some eighteen months ago, • pro
noes by whish a' er treatlog egg. with •
solution of lime to preserve their quality
tbey are pat ID • solution of glyoer,ne to
preserve their natural apperance. Th. pro.
cows hu been used by almost every exporter
of eggs la the oountry, and Mr. Wlleon's
claim of • royalty of one oust upon every
doyen treated by the promise bas been the
cause of the mooting. Some eight million
dozen egg* were exported from this country
last yeor, and about 70 par oeot. of this
amount were treated by the etymons pro-
mise One Toronto firm •lone exported one
mil(mo0 dozen eggs, and Is leble for the
royalties 11 the suit of Mr. Wilson is soot e
fuse Although the Meldrum firm, against
wbiob the suit le brought,wu not represent-
ed at Monday's meeting the wase will be
strenuously fought, and prominent dealers,
loolading many of those •t the meeting ea
well u others. will be called u0 behalf of the
dole: dents. 11 is olalmed that the glyoerine
Pro0eas was used to tele oon0try dx years
ago, and th.t t0 was even then in oommon
use in Denmark, from which oountry the
tint temps for the preservation of eggs
o•me.
OBITUARY.
CARRUTHERS. - An old and respeoted
resident of towo peed away oo Wednes-
day, May 29:h, in the person of James
(Jarruthers, of the Huron road. Death
was the result of the wearing oat of the
system rather than of toy illness, as the de-
o.•eed had reached the ripe age ot eighty-
two years. The rematnc were interred In
Maitland cemetery on Friel.y afternoon,
Ker. Jas. A. Anderson, of whose cburoh
Mr. Carruthers was • member, 000duottog
the funeral services sod the pall -b
being Root. Imes., Alex. Stirling, Mr
Robertson, Robt. Orr, John Emmertoo and
Thos. Hod. Mr. Carruthers was born la
Aberdeen. Scotland, and oame t Cana)• In
1855. He resided • abort time at Hamilton
and then removed to Oakville, when he re.
rosined about twenty years. For the past
t wenty•Owo years be had been 1 resident of
Goderwh He leaves a widow mod four
d.ngbten : Mrs. Root. 11.11, of Godenob
township ; Sirs. Renee. of W ladour ; Mn.
Mew. of Sbeppardten, and MIse Carrutben,
at home.
(7o uaAN.-Rev. Dares Cochran, 1). D.,
D... of the C..I:rge of Liberal Arte of the
University of Southern California, died on
May 24th.t Los Angeles, m hie dxy•eiphth
yoar. Dr Cochran was at ooe time pastor
of North street Methodist ohuroh, Gode
rich. The Chri.tian Guardian says of him :
"In hie boyhood he knew the .t,nc^lee 10-
ot•lent to bush life In Western 0.. , but
e natural craving for books, which was both
quickened and purified by hie oonversion,en
•bled him to triumph over limited means
and opportuottles, so that he bsosme one use
the most sobolerly men In the ohuroh. All
through Ide he was • most diligent student,
and •massed roree of Information such se
are possessed by few. Hegianiog hie minis-
terial life es junior preaoher on old-f.shioo-
ed country otrooit., he steadily dvanoed
till he bemuse pastor of tome of our most
important city o0arges, abetrnan of dr.•
trict, and ultimately prsatdIut of his con
fereooe. In 1873 he was sent with Rev•
Davidson Macdonald to found our mission
to Japan. There bas ripe sohol•r.hlp, deep
devotion, and manly Christian character
were a power for good, and won, in no or-
dinary degree, the oonlldenoe and respect
of the Japanese. When Dr. Cochran re-
turned to Canada et the tame of his first
furlough, be remained for several ysr, In
the country, hnldlog important paatoratee
in the oily of Toronto. At the request of
the Mand of missions he returned again to
Japan to Luke charge of the educational
work, and for the rest of his time •broad
was dean of the faculty of theology In our
oollege to 'Ibkyo His nervines there were
nt great value."
human petisooe and reelgo•tloa a the w111
of her Maker,.nd, when the end bad indeed
Dome, of knowing she died, se she bad lived,
• true "ohlld of Maryy.' The luoeral look
pplane on Thursday, May 23rd, the young
Ladiei Sodality, of wbloh dso.a*ed was •
member, uarobing 'walde the hearse from
her father's residesos to fit. Peter's ohuroh,
where high mama was celebrated. Rev.
Father MuCormock, of Klogsbrldge, who
othutated in the •l.senoe of Rev. Father
'Vest, delivered an appropriate disoour.e.
1'he abotr, of whioh the deoswd was also •
member, rendered the "mw for the dud"
admirably, and Miss N. McDonald ung
"Josue, be her rest eternal" -a favorite
hymn of deceased-eloepttonally well. The
poli -borers were J. D. O'Couoall, S. W.
Alexander, Fred Shannon, J. Burke, J.
MacDonald and A. Lynn, who were replaoed
on the arrival of the funeral prooesslon
of upwards of use hundred and fifty car•
rage. at St. Joseph's aematory, Kiugsbr(dge,
by W. and A. Ford, M, Lambertu., W.
O'Loughlin, U. 1). Flynn and '1'. Grifffo.
The casket wu opened at the church to
give relatives and friends In tho parish,
where her childhood had bun spans,
an opportunity of looking, for the
last time, on one who was be-
loved by all who knew her. A "spiritual
bouquet" was oontnbuted byy loving friends,
pupils of St. Joseph's sobool, the oboir and
Young Ladles' Sodality, consisting of oder
login of muses, prayers, etc., for the repose
of her soul. 'Ihe floral tributes oonsisled
of wreaths, hearts and other designs, from
Steers of St. Joseph, Mi0 Megan, Mrs. N .
T. Kiely, Sire. A. M. Mollregor, Mimes
Dean, Judge Doyle, M. G. Cameron, Mrs.
E, J. Knelt!, Stratford, and others, all in
thoughtful appropriateness with her name,
"Lily." D.oeasd was aged nineteen years,
eight months and nloe days. and, beside
her father, leaves three misters and two
brothers to mourn her loas.-Cur.
MAckev.-The death of Rev, Dr. G. L
Maok•y, of Formosa, has bun annoanoed
by cablegram. The deou.ed e.0 the
world-famous missionary of the Canadian
Presbyterian church and one of the tore.
most figures to missionary effort in mdero
times. His name hu beoo for thirty years
linked with that of Formosa, for 11 was to
1871 that hs first went to that island,
wbiob was then a portion of ('hina, and from
whioh he had siooe returned on bull two visite
During all that time he threw thw effort of •
splendid manager and the religions teal of
an •patio Into • work whioh bas made his
name famous throughout the civilized world.
The tablegram whioh came to Dr. Warden,
Toronto, read @Imply t "Dr. Mackay dead."
He bad been suffering for the past five
months trom oaooer of Ihe throat, and for
five or mix weeks It had been known to his
intimate frteods that 7e00v07y was impossi-
ble. Two months ago he sought medb•1
aid on the mafnland •0 Hoog Koog, when
•n operation was performed, bot without
permanent relief. Dr. Mackay was a Cana -
die.. having been bora an Zorra, county
r' Oxford, on Marais 22, 1844, of Highland
Scotch parent.. After receiving a thorough
Uoivenity training, he was ordaloed by the
Toronto Presbytery In 1871 and in the same
Sur went forth to the island of Formosa
se the first missionary to the heathen ever
sent out by the western sectloo of the ('an -
ad• Presbyterian ohuroh. His work in For-
mosa was hlehly successful, H• was the
mune of establishing between Catty and
seventy churches, a bonplte', schools, and In
eddltl, n college, oalled Oxford College.
for tn. ':tuning of the native mmis(ry and
for t u hig) er donation of the girls of
the Ulan'. 'there are in additon thlrty-8ve
Bible woc•-n and eight day sobools ger the
eduoat ion of the children of Christian home.,
all estabusbed by Dr. Mackay. He f0,10er
cemented his Interest to hl■ life work by
marrying • Formosa lady In 1878, and him
family consists of one son and two daugh-
ters. The latter are married to Chinaman
and are engaged to the miteloo work. Dr.
Mackay will b. remembered by many in
(ioderloh, where he spent some time on the
000aslon of ooh of bis return visits to (Jan -
ad• Oa these 000ations he and his family
were the rauU of Mr, used Mre. James
Stewart, who were old acquatatances of Ur.
Mackay. Mr. Stewart first knew hlm when
he taught io the S•Itford publlo school. be•
fore he went to Pormens. His first return
to ('aoada was 1n 1881, when he spent two
or three weeks here, and l0 1894, when he
made hie lass vidt to hie n.tive land, be
•pent several day■ here in the month of
November, an 000uion that is st111 freh In
the memory of many.
Nnw o. -We meotloned briefy la.t
weee the sudden death of Horace Newton,
wnich took plane on Wednesday afternoon
of last week The deceased was apparent-
ly to his usual god health oo the monitor
of that day, and was in the sellar of his
house oleanmg out the toroth* when he
was stricken with apoplexy. It le sup-
posed tbat while stooping over •t his work
there was a rush of blood to hu head whioh
brought on the (.al ,trots. tl hen found
be was n0000soioue, and he oev.r entirely
rera3od o nsoiouseese, dea(h *seeing a few
hours later. ''he deoeasel was held In
h1Ob esteem by a large otrole of friends and
eivihetaaooes, and the be d relatives
have the sympathy of all in Ihe sad eveol,
whioh Olems ail the more painful from the
ditddm.Rn3e that tie deoeued had been
only • few months In bl. new home eo
Lighthouse street, In wblob be might rwoo•
ably have of sated to pass many happy
years. Mr. Newton was born fifty-three
years ago in England, but for forty -live
years be had hied tither in this town or ID
Uodertoh township. For some years he
000ducted • store In Eden, and afterward@
for tan or twelve year. he kept the store
and postolhoe at Porter's Rud, retiring from
hollows' and taking op Ms resideom to
Gderloh about flys years agd. 1, religion
he was an Anglican, •ed In pilitios a
saunoh Liberal. He leaves a widow and
tw.. daughters to mourn the loss of • loving
husband and father. The funeral took
place on Friday afaroono to llaitlao.l
oemetety and was largely attended. Rev.
Mark Turnbull
,rentor of 80. Georg.'➢, ooD�
ducted Ihe .ervlas, and the pall hearers
were deceased's four brothers• Charles 1.,
of sewn, Clement, of l'orter'. Hill, Rey. W.
1.., of Norwloh, and George A , of Wing -
ham, and two brethers•ln law, William and
Thomas Cox. His sister, Mrs. Dnokham, of
('6imfo, and nephew, J. H. Mo}'hereon, of
Detrol(, also were present. The memrers
of Court (lod.rlob, No. 253, I. O. F , of
whish deceased wee t member, attended to
a body.
GRtyriy,--fle Tnsada , May 21et, (h*
angel of death mrrld to her eternal reward
Jolla l.11l. Vinton•, seooad denihter of
los. (1,331in, gaoler of the cnnn0y of Haran.
Nearl fear months
e Aeaeamed o0
1 ng •trot
led a cold, whioh settled nn her lungs la the
form el peeomnnta, eo4 finally terminated
Io her death. When tt was realised th•
r.poynry was Impoesibl., her sorrewleg
trlends bad the great oonsel',Inn of know -
law she wuid M atoll prepared ler her ad
vent Isms her hea0Mly home, ext she had
kerma her ley lib**. with •Img a sstwer
THE MAYOR'S REPLY. ",
To the Editor of Tn■ Smoot:
Use,. NI0,-ID 1'he (iederlob Star I have
had published ooe or two lettere re the
broetit to Private AueUo Chisholm and In
my last letter, published In that paper of
May 31st, 1 explained meteors to what 1
cnneldered • satbf.o/cry manner. The
people of the town will, 1 koow, •ooep0 my
statement as being oorr•c1, but The 8tar
does not think It satisfeatory. This I oa0-
not help, neither do I Dare anythlog about
them or their opinion, Mar this letter 1
do not Intend replying to or y n,: ri of tb•L
paper'. irresponsible oomm'uil.,
You will see by Mr. Hall'. letter in Shat
paper of May 31.t that he was'mi{nutd l.y
H1. Honor Judge Doyle to &seise ((ounoillor
Knox m the collecting for the presentation
to Private Austin (:hl.holm. 1'hl. sohems
i knew nothing of urtll the money was
oolleotd,aod yet The Star want. the Mayor
to oompel these gentlemen td furnish a
statement of affairs, What right have 1 to
ask the.* gsotf.wtsn to furnish a .t•tetnelt7
None •t .11. If Toe Star wants • statement
leo them ask the gentlemen who oonduotd
the aubeoriptlon 11.1 for It. Now, as 0.r as
the entertainment 1. oonoerhd 1 bad no-
thing to do with the detail work at all and
d there has Men wrongdolog, &s The 81.0
says there hu, It oan be fono•. out by hav-
ing o proper statement from the proper per.
son..
The Star .ay. they .till think the Mayor
was chairman of the committee. The edi-
tor. of The Star may think what they like.
They moy think they are mlldo0atres or
proeperoth politicians. 100n0t help what
they thlok, hat what 1 am saying josh now
le bud on facts. Only • few day. ago HI.
Honor .fudge loyle In 000venatieo •bout
the matter said that 1 was not ohorman o1
any oommlttu, I was simply asked to make
the preeentation.
CHURCH NOTES.
W. W, Stoddart preached on Sunday last
• t Dresden, Oot.
W. W. Stoddart will 000upy the pulpit
of Vvtotorl• 51516 Methodist ohuroh at both
services ns11 Sunday.
About seventy members of Court (lode -
rich, No. 32, C U. F'., •*tended .ervloe at
Vlotorl• et. Mothodl.t oburoh on Sunday
morning. 1be pastor, Rey. J. W. Roble•
O 00, preached ao appropriate sermon to the
bretbreu,
The Huron County Sabbsbh Sohool and
Chardon Endeavor Uoloo will bold their
ooaven11on thio yyear In Clinton on Jane 18
and 19. Every 9uoday 8abool and ('hrlst•
1•n Endeavor Society should me they are
well represented Ly delegate'. The local
committee is maklog elaborate preparations
for their reoeptiou. Ao exoeilent program
i. d, Inoluding some seer speakers In
the Proyiooe.
Th. ol)iolals of ♦iotorla street Methodist
ohuroh have inaugurated a new finanolal aye-
tem, by which the quarterly board and the
trustee board will be supported entirely by
voluntary giving', That is, oo personal
appeals will be made and no ruoord of indi-
vidual giving. will be kept ; the offctals will
simply reoelye what la put upon the plates
and •t the end of eaoh quarter give • @tett•
mint of the amount so reoeivd and of the
manner In whish it has been disposed of.
For a number of years the Beata io this
church have been free. and the oongregetdon
hu shown @ooh hearty goodwill in sustain•
ing the tinsnolal requirements of the ohuroh
that the new * heme is entered upon with
oonideoos that every need will ke provided
for. Oa Wutday last • oiroular was dis-
albuted amongst the 000gregattoo an•
nounoing Ihe new arrangement and asklog
the members sash to deolde what he or she
could give for the year and make weekly
ooatributlona to make up this •mount ; and
it any were unable eo give the coatrlbetan
every week to make up the amount same
time during the unereof.
T'he synod of the diocese of Huron is oall-1
ed to meet to Bishop Crooyn Hall, Loudon,
on Toe.d•y, June 18th. 'there will be
divine servios, with boly oommunlon. In
the oatbedrel •b 10.30 A. r., and the synod
w111 a.semble for bustoees at 3 P. r. The
basins's, of whioh node is glveo In the
000100log otroular, will be (1) Tbe ooeatder-
atlon of the proposed Genoa on lnadegsate
collections; (2) A proposed resolatloo n•
tarding the superannuation and widows' and
orphans' funds of the several dioceses; (3) A
propo.ed canon relating to the order of
dea000r; (4) The proposed oaoon in regard
to oolest vestries, by Jade Erm•tinger; (5)
Tbe proposed canon oa the admission of
woma w vote io vestries, by H. Maokllo;
(6) To define the authority of the exeoattve
committee, re olerioal °bedleooe; (7) Aod
regarding synod ooll.oUon.. both by Rev. J.
T. Wright; (8) Regaraing 6N. one doltar
per family rule, by Rev. .1. L. Strong; (9)
Regarding the better observance of Lent, by
Ftev. W. Henderson; (10) Te provide for
000ferenoes en vital subjeoW, by Rev. 0. B.
Sage; (11) Conolderation of r.pet'iregardlag
reorganlzatloa of the Provincial *wand. The
•rsoative committee w111 meet es M,'od•y,
Jamb• 17tb, at 2.30 P. W
FjlW ADVERTISEMENTS JUNE 8
P5ss
$1 Etuureioo-Whits Star LW 0
`t'ylteh Silks -W. Aoh.soo d Sea 6
Fur the 8 ck-F'. M. Dunham 8
Some Speciale for Jane-Hodg.m. Brew8
N *roo..g-Cepa W m. 13.bb 8
Notic, 10 Owner. of logs -Theo. Hale1
Law.Su0i.l Knox Churoh Y.P. 8. C.S1
Mlllleery -Moe Cameron 8
Solvent Welted -Mrs, Elwood 1
C•,urt of Rsytaloo- - W . Mltob.11 1
Cow Hyl.w-Town of Uodertoh 1
Stray Stock- W. Moore, KeomtUer 1
twelve *bots *soh sod decided le make this
the rule for the future. The snore wore &s
follows : George Symonds, 8 ; Frank Dan -
ham, 1 f C. Garrow, 10 ; W. Raman, 11 ;
k'. J T. N.ftel, 3; K. N•1te1, 5 ; H. Rat -
eon, 7 ; N b).ltouvte, 5 ; E. R. Watson. 7 ;
F. J. Shonnoo, 6 ; R. B. Walkers. 6.
10D10070 3, OLIN104 0.
When Ihe Clinton footballer@ returned
home after their first game here they spread
the .t 'ry that they bad o.t been treated
fairly and that If it had not been for the
referee they would have tattoo th. Hougk
cup home with them. So confident were
they of their 'aperor kicking abilities that
they sent m • .eoond ohall•nge, and the
matob o.mu od a t the Agrloult¢ral Park oa
Friday evening lest The referee this time
was J. Jackson, of Sesforte, • gentl.ma•
who is oertalnly up to hie bu.loses, and tk.
wore was, mated of 1 to 1 as at the firm
game, 3 to 0 mo fever of the (tod.nob Col -
!Wats. To• score to ease oath really show-
ed tie relative merits use tee teams. In the
former game the team. were very evenly
m•tohed; butsloer that tlms the G. C. 1.
boys have shown • steady improvement Is
their playing. while the Cltaw:m ass have
bean ata .tasdoi 11.
Tbe tum, were u follows : 01mwa C I.
-Goal, W. Baird ; becks, .3. Whlddom R.
Helyar ; half Manu. R Klog, A. MaL.ed,
K. McPhere.'n ; forwards. A. Alkenbead,
H. Miller, C MoMordie, W. Ooeriloe, J.
Bremner,
Goderloh C. 1 -I:oal, S. Pritchard ;
looks, J. P. Brown. W. P.ssmore; half•
boats, G. Cooper, f) MacDonald, L Yee ;
forwards. (1. McDowell, ail. Allem', Ed.
Bry*ons, J. Thomson, H :(Hell.
Fifteen minutes •fur the gam. oem-
meood Ed. Bryoos made • brilliant rns
down the field. o.rrylog the ball with bim
and sooner the first goal. Twenty minutes
ofterwarde there was • scrimmage right 0*
trout of she Clinton goal .ad Thomism
bantd Ohe ball through with hie head. La
the eouHls h. got a had kick i. the eye. bat
hs stuck to hie week Thu ended the @sot•
lag for the tint beef Before the second
half was finished It wu getting dark, bat
the game lope getNgg hotter and hotter,
maoh to too eojoymes1 of the specttors.
The G. C. 1.'. showed superior playing
tbrnughout the gams, but they managed 6
wore only ono* t@ the ,sorted belt, Allison
dolog the business.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
TIrepresenoe of the redooate around taws
on 'headay mornirtr mile things look min
M for a while. bas' bt getting your tailoring
at Prtdham'e you Wn cut as good a figure as
the beet of thea[.
The ladles will find something of interest
In Mise Cameron's adysrtioemeot In this
bea*.
The Coaoty Coort and O 1 Newlon.
w111 be held Delo week, oomme0oiog on
Tuesday, lith Inst.
'1'he sannal arcade day of the W . C. T,U.
wilt be billd oo Monday, Juoe 10th, lD the
Tamperanoa Hall at 3 r.0.
We are glad to see Mrs. T. McCarthy, of
Elgin ave. about •gain after a severe •tta°k
of rhonmatien whioh 000find her M bed.
A good many of the bend player. are e0
Landon with the volunteers, and on thl.
scoount tbere will be no 0000srt on the
Square thle evssdng or next week.
Last week W. Glenn Campbell sent to teo
applications (root hl. pupils for Conserva-
tory of Moeio examination.. The examine•
tions will be held hare mime time this
month.
J. C. Coveaey, of Toronto, was In town
oo Tuesday to the Interests of the Domtalon
Allianoe to arrange for temperance m..(•
Ings to be held bers In the latter part of this
month.
The West Huron Farmers' Institute w111
hold Ise •Doual •xcursion to the Gae Iph
Model Farm oo Saturday, .lase 15. The
annual meeting of the Institute will be held
at Nile on Wdnesday, 19th Inst.
Mise Frank. received • mess•.. on Sae•
day oont.loing she sad Intelltgeooe of the
death of her father at Maple and lef6 oo the
early train next morning for her home.
The new@ was quite noexpeoWd, a Mise
Frank. had had no word that her father was
III.
Stratford llerald : O. 'I'. R. Ftremas
Wyatt, o1 (lderloh, *day brought his
family to this city. Mr. W yatt's head-
(merter. having been changed to this phtoe,
he will reside here Dormanewtly to future.
He i. now classed as a driver and will run
oh the locals out of thin atty.
The following sta,lenhs of the Uotarlo
Agrlonitural Coll.g• from Harem musty
were saooeseful io the remo0 examinations :
In the Hot year --.I. Wilson. W hltechnroh ;
.1. M..lohnston, Carlow. Se000d yyewaar-A.
1', Ketoben, Brumfield ; A. At.kiosoo,
Egmon.ivllle ; B. ('. Oilpin, (iorrt.
Mr. and Mrs. P. T.H•lls and son left Mon
dy morning for Elim.11le. Mr. Halls h•v-
Ing noshed word the previous evening of
the death of hie father, .lame. Halls, who
redden at that plan.. The demased had
boon In falling health for tome time, ant' it
was known that recovery was nob to be
looked tor.
Tbe solation of the whole matter 1. lhls :
The Star, 1 endentan4, a after (hpain
Grant (polltlnalIy and every other way) and
toeldsotally want• te dr.w the Mayor Into
the I file game. Now, if these ee0tlemen
are after Captain Urant---.nd It looks as If
they Ware-- why do they not come not like
men and dern.0d • statement from him or
any one else who has nendaoted the affairs 7
As far as i am oonoerned Ilse le too short to
reply I. any more of the onmment. o1 The
Star, as 1 have something more prnAtahle to
attend ter. '1 hey will hay. to drag eomo
One oleo Into the gums, as 1 am thro.gh
with them now. 1 oanset spare Ihe 01ms M
r ly to •0 furtho
W 7 r oommenh, nee I be-
lieve everyone w111 aeyes with The Star
that a statement 00006 to l0e pr0dnced and
printd, bat It ooghl to h. demanded from
the proper eenr,-. and net from me.
Thenkte. vno for mho •pawl■ ynne vele•
obis paper, 1 mm, Vaes Willy.
WAWA, Jw 6*k 1901. Jas. WILOOF.
The hand oomm.nod the simmer series
of outdoor oonoertI Toot Thursdayy ermine,
playing from the balcony of the Itritish Ex-
change. Nntwith.taodine the coolness of
the weather and the oountera*tr•c*Ion of
the olron', there were • goodly number of
auditors In the Square and the preersan
rendered was mush enjoyed.
COMING AND GOINQ d A
R. E Smith was at N- e New Hemhsrr
renes this weak.
Mies Allle Johnsteo, of Barrie, is visiting
her relativse here.
M1n Helen Polley returoed os Masd•y
trom a vWt to London.
W alter Hearn, of Ki.1r, was wf♦r
sole ods In town over Suad•y.
Ed- Psemors. of Detroit, made • Wrld
13501. to the old home last week.
,j, p, y?rowo was up from Stratford M
.pend N•udoy with his l.mlly here.
Brave hifeto r0 lel' last week for New
York Uly, 10.160. • pmftien as drnrgtst.
Fred. Beatt e..04 eh, Bank of Commeree.
u spending bendy. at hu hems Is S'w.
forth.
Mlas Wlanle Bali labour* from !Lathes,
where she w.ol .4Mading .he Normal
College.
W. H. Polley. of Qiesbeo, qua., was the
guest of his brother, A. M. alloy. dvlag
the week.
William and Albert Johnston left oa
Monday for l'almenwo, where they are
MOtl'S up • mill.
jfrp, S. 1'. Hall..ttended the funeral of
her brother-l0•law, James H.1le, a1 Fdlm'
villa on Tut`d$Y•
Thos. Hartle and 6610 Harris were the
roes s of Mr. sod Mrs. Robe. Heltwe,
Clinton, over 5uCda7.
Miss Hattie Symi Aid
to a Saturday atter 5tte0dtslt •
wits lar relatives her.•
Saa. Curren lett on F'ridoy for Sault 8M.
Marie, where het has • position ac manager
of • elothisg setsbliahmeot.
MIs 8*r.0 left on Saturday for Glee
Morrlr, where .he ie supplying 10 the pub
Ito sobool ler the month of .lune.
Rey, Jasper Wilson, Rev. J. W. Roble•
enn,Geo. Aoheeen and A.10 M. Thomson ar.
aW .ndlog the London conlerenoe of the
Methodist oburoh at S' Thomas.
We. and Mrs. Henry Helton, of Windsor,
were here ►he past wrk, havlog bore railed
hither owing to the illo..■ .4 Mrs. Rel
too'. fabler, the late .1amse Carnations.
P.rw'('harl(so,tr•velltnl pe"'oger same
of the Mlsseorl. Kassa• A Texas Railway.
while In tows a hie week on bnslness for hie
rued was the oa .t of isle &mato., th. Misses
Frear, Welllnito.1 •60,13
Mtm Grace 8tr•ng, who was taken 111 b
Termito while wrltly on her University ex.
amination, returned kerne th Tuesday, as-
companled by Mr.. SM.n►. who h.d been
in the e10v In attndance ap.'n her W s are
pleased to learn th.t ad w.`ltra0g i• weil oa
the way M repov.ry.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.i"
A lawn.poial will be hel.1 on the evenlag
of Fndav, .lane 21.t, under the .,.plose of
the Y. P. S. C. K. of Knnx oh,rnh
Egg. 12o. We offer 20o. per Ib. for the
beet, and 190 for the se000d best tub of bot.
ter we get In Jane. 7 he judge will be a
butter expert' unknown to .ny of th. one.
p001tors. U. E. Kist+, Wiuga•m.
SUMMER SPQR TS, `?o3,01
Tue (1. (3. 0. football team drove to fira.-
eels Montav evening to play the return
match with the teem of the oarpet town.
Brussel@ woo with a .more of 3 to 0.
The bloynle ram for the Mat(nrniy Reat-
tte wheel offered by G. F. Emotion, whtoh
was to have taken place Ithe ovenlns, was
postponed on nonan* of the rough nmtdt-
trlon of the track. 11 will be held neub
week.
The football Beason (sever, as th• (701lea1
ate boy. hal. te hookle down to study, end
w ll be ne more
there I mea entll t
M fall.
h
In the mretlme .port. will M Aseidedly
doll. Baseball to (Ioderieh sasme so M u
dead as the proverbial deer•nall, ud Iterow
is not only dead but forgette.
Th. gen ntab had lee reveler weekly she.t
es Friday eosaly. TIIN *10..16,. Web
to Torod•
few dq.
DIED-
WKHSTER.- In Weal W.waaosh, ea Meg
1968. W. D. Webster. aged 55 years, 10
ramth .
CAHRUTIt(R3, - In Uodertoh• on Wd•es-
day. May IDth, James (Lrruthere, bawd r1
fear, 1 month and 1 days.
1'HWTON. - la GdeMrh. on Wdaeedsy,
May 99th, Homo* Newton, aged 5.1 years,
PRANKR.-Suddenly. at Maple, R.nry
fronts (father of Mees Frank., of (lodertek
treble, enhpol). In he 740) rear.
Mt104)7.OALI..-In Gooerleh towmhlp, on
Wdneday morning. Jnae Mb. Nanny
Chisholm. relset of the late John MoDen-
gall, egad nt ear.
Tbe faneral ell take 91.'e from her I.te
reeidesoe, cat Line, on lhurd.y, JU•A nth, et
I:36 Pm., to MaHland ('em.tery.
MARRIED.
MAPRR-RRNNRDy At the residene* et
Ihe MIAw'a 0.tter, MafUsed ea. Generic&;
ea Wednes.l.v. Mar WA. 1101. h) Rev.
las. A Andereon, K A.. Ione A. Mapes.
of Rook I.Ir4. 111. to amnia J.. dewgh-
, ter of John Kewnedf.
GlA)VRR 1 )RRRRC EHR- Os Tweoday
...ulna. Jonas). at Kamm ni ommes.
by Ra. Ju. A. Aedema, R. A.. gegen*
glow M Masi• De.rhseks.,
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