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THURSDAY
M A Y 23, 1901.4YlivaJA:b C. II.
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shipka
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coontroi.1.?ts.ina.,..ie \l(v)oekninogbieweeltl.haeftseirlotwhebirleis-
up for Parkhill, May ?,8th. -The tram-
ers are busy getting Mr. G. Fahner's
barn ready to rais,e,-Mr. Jacob Gaizer
has had his house almost aompletecti.-.
Samuel Switzer intends starting his
isatia,,,ee anliiiI1(1)1inglItaoffeswta vdeasytsoacsuthtehis hassena:
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son. Robett Ryan has added. a' lean
to his harn which. was raised. on May
20th. .11/114. RuChd,Illui 'having .charge
of the Work. -The L. a T. M
M. fa..deie.s..
their epai.nt,'4111Haii,vie,e,vNien;v32c?n, 8/1v1.1PeckiLL'esclila'yln,
Map 2213(1, and initiated two candidates
tio,),_.,foosl.low. .They are an all-
‘1 alive' t: I lset of
Mitchell: Mrs. Samuel Gerrc„' diedl
MonclaY evening, aged 71 Years. Mr,
of,arNiNni,1:q111
i.iirictjtheivIr.tt...s.t,intGrieta,ryfelvive,telato;i• ago,
they came to Mitchell to live retired
,Ifoer In. 1 .
i,t,,,n -,\Ir'iYs Y(G',!ielIsno,f ‘avrttsivetlifec)Iitl'n
,. g consistent,ortyytilnierr•
Meinber of:*the'111ethodist clatii.ch and
a large circle of,i;ri.g.mds iii.,. town_ and
e 0 n n tvy .
will ig.i.,1 et to hear ot her
dellIftelIKI. illop: Another of Huron's hon-
ored pioneers has depgu-ted this life.
113.10t•Isd.,Icitilendesoi'lliSett•irt,icioafythiaesti.m,,,rtit. gravel
clePartine was very sudden. Sil° had
,Ii!ine,e,'LliittliNiyhtclel, einnip7sisnienlgAho.ofinl(i)enre usualroln
to •tnother, she- attacked by pat -Il-
ya' is i's,0 atri.cl, failing.,d..lt''' taios, tiase,tto,oats., see ‘tc, f:aiiirt.'eyd..
m s uninc. La e 3. . ne cc r
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one.years or age. . .
Kippen: A largely .tittencled wed-
. e,
ding -was that which took place, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G-eorg,e Taylor,
on Thrtrsdity,whentheirSeeond daugh-
, ter, Susie, waelnarried to my. Samuel
Thompson, of the 2nd c'on.of, HaY,Rev•
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Geo. N. Long, of the Methodist church
performing the ceremony. Thehappy
couple will live in Hay amid the well
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wishes of their nunusrous friends or ,
long lifeofhaPpiness. ' . • '.
• ClintOng ' 011 TurNh' ' '1 ' '
sc A , ' Mii- •.16 ,
Patrick} son of 0. Grealis,-pasSed•away,
the age of 19 years and- 2 Months
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after a severe illness .of the, %past few
months • About a month Ago .he was
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operated. upon hut be did not Improve
. is the many friends. of the family
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hoped tor. The funeral took place
from his late home,, Victoria street,
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Saturday mornin nt. 9 a 111 and.
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'proceeded. to the R. 0. cemetery; Rev.
Father McMenamin . offieiated. .
Mitchell: - Saturday afternoon last
li rattle, the little daughter: of Mr. R.
Harris .of the electric light station
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°amt. near losing her life. She was
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riditio• a bicycle on the footpeth along-
ti '11 when th • •
side the mi race e wheelran
into the water, Andy- before being res-
d th had k ' d t'
c . sank a second line.
cued e _ . .
Ha(' not the accident been noticed. •b '
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b the child wonld. certainly
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a passer'by e ., i , . , ,, ...'
have been drowned . .,
Clinton: :Mrs. Holmes of Princess
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street, who is, far advanced in. „Years,
met 'vitli a serious accident 61) Mon -illness
.day.when, while .coming ,out ' Of ter
house, she slipped upon the steps and
in falling fractured one .of her limbs.
A few years ago -Mrs. Holmes, she was
then a resident of Goderich township,
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met with ,a similar accident, from
which she has been, lame . ever since
and to'rnake mattersworse in 'the mis-
hap of Monday it was her other limb,
her," ood leg." which was fractured..
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.. . Master Cecil Hodgins
Seafor dr. : . , , ,
• son of Rev-. Dean Hod-
- s met with a serious accident, at
gm-, ..
the Collegiate Institute,. en, Wednesday-
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of last. week. . He was playing foot
ball and was run, up against by another
player, injiiring him internally. At
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it was thought there was not
much. the matter with him, but be
aclually 'rew -worse until Thursday
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venin his case wasconsideredserrous.
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On Friday, howeVer, he took a turn
the better.
Wine -ham: On Wednesday of last
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week, Wesley 'Walker, of the firm of
Walker Bros, &.Button, tired. of single
bade to bachelor-
blessedness(?) , adieu,.
dom and entered the. nia.trimonial es-
tate. The lady, whom. be chose: to
share life's joys ancl.sorrows, was Miss
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Maggie, second daughter of Mr. A.
Sloan, of Blyth. • J. E. Davis of town
ably supported the groom, and Miss
Jameson filled the position of . brides-
maid .admirably. Rev, Mr; • Penhall
tied the knot. .SEIOT
happy couple will
reside in Wingham. .
St. Marys: The C.P.R. agency
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has be,en transferral from Miss H. L.
Currie to Miss Shand: • This was done
by M. J. J. Ross; travelling passenger
Agent. Miss ,Currie has been, in this
office for years and has ditcharged
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its duties efficiently and to the sa is-
factionf h'• cl. the gen-
o her employers an .
eral public. She has the good wishes
of all,for her future lot in life. Miss
Shand learned the business in this
office, And will be able to discharge
its duties' •
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Tuckersmith: The dispute as to
what is known as the blind line run-
ning• between the farms of John Orich,e"
of the 2nd cell., and. John T., of theig
Huron road, has been amicably set -was
tied. This has hung fire for some
thne back and Engineers McKinley,
of Dublin, and Farncorrib, of London,
were both employed two years ago,
. but e was no se ec
b the matter •• t finally ttl 1
until last Monday when an agreement
,is to:be final ii on the decision of
w` '• , -W • thP- 11 f Or 1 '' .1
Engineer , ea, eta c , o oc ern, a.
We understand the decision given
b the 'two former engineer, allow-
31T Crichthe claimh c ' -
ed John T. le e on -night.
tended for. I -Ion. J. T. Garrow was
legal adviser for J. 1'. Crich ancl Bar-
ris sr Beatty, o ea m 1, oiciossing
.i f S . f 151. f • Johnrailroad
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HIS HEAD CRUSHED IN.
Chesley, Ont., May 18.-A very sad
accident heppenecl here this after-
noon by which a highly respected and
•otninent 'eor e H Elliott,
!PA'this Place. citizen,10st his glife. H.He and
t'orivraeatiatiiiaetittinroecIn, 1,,,,vrfica.Dgcomtgitil:ilt ivevict-dres
into 01 village when they were over-
taken by a runaway team belonging
to A.lexander"Brown, a farmer of Sol-
l' •tn townslii ) Mr. Elliott was thrown
'Olavt; of. his rig,ILnd One , of' the wheel's
of Btown's wagon passed over his
head, killing:him instant13. McDoa-
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aid escaped unhurt.
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SMALLPX. OAl' HAVELOCK.
Havelock, May, 19. --Dr, Bryce, Secre
tary of the Provincial Board of Health
arrived in town last night and fotin
four cases of smallpox, two bein th(
g
worst• he' .. .
has seenThree cases ar(
one mile west oi
illiteiI;,1],ann aMtioite•rfoowolst, h is io town. Thc
latter case came from Oarnpbellforcl
where the patient. had 'been' niirsin
her danghter: • h st sc hi
called smallpox r-It'laCn.'clei,':tarai lacc.il f.51,:;1;
had been taken to prevent its sprea:d.
Mg.. Dr: 13x:yee has gene to Oaniphell
iotcl to -day to . int es {.„it -c. matter
there. Another case •hasigeen" discov
Lied ,11., S. Johnston's, throe milts 11 on.
here, the Morrow boy, who ncongh'
the disease from the shanties, havim:
rgi.,,,,,),,,,,i,voi_e.ti,,),,;lflIvIiicicicsileitschTit,J,,,,,ovitle,p,slttsoi-10.1itTsitclleetrol.otcii,:e1(.
, arranged.
town where they will be cared for. P
is proposed to remove thither any -fur
ther eases that may, apneaa.., Thi
ccpauyl:thoeths,etrterile.hepeitntieelnotssedla eharingr e,, ,,t,t,te.
tended- services last Sunday. /1
wthhttolgshetfertmoityJloi!tyle-:t11119e11,:osiNiavItlltpbci:xee4
caped from 'quarerria tine Ibis mornirq
. .r • g ' it.'
and left on• he a o cloOk tii in for some
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point in the United•Sta.t-es, where su(
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is to be married on Monday. '
Belleville, May 18. -James Pepper,r-
,
s"" ofMr. John Pepper °f this city,
died .yesterday at his home in Saudi
Ste' nie-rie" from smallP°x-'s . •
W A I E
SCREEN DOORS ,
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.1v,i7ILK CANS ' ' -
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CREAM ,CANS9 . , .
COAL OIL STOVES, all. sizes
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TURNIP SEED/ •
IIUNGARIAN SEED,
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RAPE SEED ' - ,'-
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. LAWN GRASS SEED..
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DROWNED AT BTIRLINGTON.
Burlington,May 17. --The first drown.
in g. accident .. ' of ..t. liaie 6.q.,.6, fts or, occurred)iel
here last night off R. . Baxter's,1 . ,..
the victim being' Albert Oanipbell,
about 85 years of age. . Canilabell went
fishing about '3.20, and not returning
a seat:Ch' tvas made for him this ',morn,'
tiwihatglet,l,f(itl,vo.hte3.(.-t)iife Ithilicied I -cill)ooecoleta., Lim\i,itips6'llogfyiai eittinilfae..7nteai,1.lf•
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\Q,,,,,uineteenz:. auncleE:arslionfgtnoneloytecilsoilieetrediis.1,1
position . and„ very little . was .known
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of his life, It is. supposed he,:caine
f ..o I) Napanee or 13elleville '
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rdeGiillivx...ay Council
Council poet pursuant to adjourn-
ment in Town•Hall, May Oth and 7th.
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Present, R. Hutshinson, Reeve; M.
Miller, A. H. Hodgins, D„Dornaan„ilocl.
T. Prest, Conncillors. Minutes of last
meeting read, approved of and signed.
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Miller -Hodgins -that the Reeve is
hereby empowered to give an order
for a grader to the agent of the -Saw-
yer•& LCIassey•Co. for.the. S'El ill. of $250,'
payable in fall gm the first day of No-
vember, 1901, providing the company
furnish two extra blades and one set
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of 'e•.•ctrri, boxIngs for wheels, and two
days iiast -itt
'ractitm by the . agent,Mr.
.
adder; to be deliyered at Ailsa Craig
on or before the lOth day of May, 1901.
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Carried. Prest--, orman---.., -la e
ravel contracts as read be • accepted
I tb e several commiSsioners a °int_
am • . PP . -
ed to oversee the laying on of sam
zr•avel --Carried. Miller.---Hedgios_,_
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that By Law No. , 3 of luul, dividing
the township into road divisions. and
appointing pathmasters, as read a first
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arid second time, be now read a third
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tizne and passed: --Carried. Hodgins
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-Dorman--that :Marshall :Miller
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hereby instructe( to part ase a cat'
load of cement from the Owen Sound.
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Company for township purposes.-
Carried. Prest -Mill er,-,-that this
0' •*1 do hereby designate the high-
..ourici.. ,
ways to be improved in the township
of McGillivray according to the rept-,
1. t' ii of the Public Works Depart-
lation ,
ment„in order to participate in the
government grant as set forth in hill
entitled "An act fer• 'the inaproyement:
of Public HigliWaYs as follows: -From
Clandeboye and GrrundY's corner, 1st
concession to Parkhill; from A1110'S
corners, 12th and 13th concessions to
Ailsa Craig, all on Main travelled
road, and roads adjacent to- and lead-
ing into said main roads; andthat ,the
Clerk forward to John Bradley, Esq.,'
t ' • sentative requesting-
our corm y repre ,,
him to resent it to the County Conn-
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cdfOr msertion in min y - y
Law. -Carried. Hodgins-1VIiller-.
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that accqunts. atirounting to $12o.7a
.. . , , „ . lra,‘ n on Teel,-
n., passeci and orders c . y •• -
for same. --Carried. Dorman-
Hodgins -that the Council adjourn to
c'' the T Hall the first
on eMurchison
meet in le Own..first
Monday in June, at one o'clock p.m.
and Court of Revision at four' o'clock
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C ' d, WM. FRASER
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MONEY TO LOAN,
funds for in-
property, at.
& CARLING,
eto., Exeter.
. Centralil ,
Miss it Aurilda DoWn: of Exeter, pafcl
her-" parents a flying visit on Sunday.
-Miss B. Brown. of London, visited
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at the Misses. Windsor, of Fairfield,
the past week. -Miss Jennie sidton,
is still on the sick list. We' hope soon
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to hear Of her recoverv,-Quite a mini,on
her of our sports in' -•'''
teod spending the
the 24th atExeter and Parkhill
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. _ A MIRACULOUS• ESCAPE. .
. While Mr. Nelson-- Kellestine- ' of
g
Cardoe, was crossing the G.'r.11: track
ii, vim . iyc ges m.i. a load o 1
t M t B •• 1 with - . f tile
.for J. 0. McCallum; of that township
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on Tuesday morning last, - the 'ten
o'olock train going east, Which does.
hot stop there, struck ' the wagon in
the centre, cutting it entirely in two,
throwing Mr. Kellestine about sixty
feet.. He had his•scalp taken off, his
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:shoulder fractured, and other‘vise
bruised and injured. His., escape from
instant death was most miraculous.
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The wagon was en it•e y 'demolished, is e ..
the ' horses strange to. say escaped.
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withoutinnuy. •
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We have unlimited Private
vestment upon farrn.or village
o west rates of interest.
DicirsoN
• • Barristers,
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The three-year-old daughter- of . Mr-
'Jose )11 Marlowe fell into the river a•
Brocikyille and was drOwned. '
MON'ET TO LOAN.
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I have a large amount of private funds to
Loma on farm and village properties at low
rates ofinterest. .
F. W. Cf-LAD1IliDT.•
, Barrister, Main Street Exeter.
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'.• Chanc'ery Court
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. The Springs sitting of the 'Chaucer -3
division of the High Court of. justic(
was opened at Goderieh an •Tuescla,3
' ' Tuesda
before His Lordship judge McMa'hon
The docket,.as handed. to the. Court
coistaine nine ca,ses, ' a -ie ore E
' d ' • • b t 1 f th
'first one was commenced the list laa.
been reduced. to three, the folloWin e
.having been disposed of:
Dance' vs Scott W1.8 settled^ b , th(
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ot & Hayl
parties. to the'suit, Proudfo . y.
for t -he plaintiff. -Williams' vs. ,Bogi(
was.postponed to next 'Court on •-ac.
,
of a witness. P. Hob
count of .. 0 , ._. K. 0.,
K."0., fOrplaintiff, E. - • a, moron, ,
for deft. Stewart ys. Me.:tilhan, set.
Ha •
tied out -of court.- • Prondfoot ,, , y.
for Oft; Garrow' & G -arrow for deft.
Babb vs. Babb 'Was transferred • fox
. the county Judge. L. E
trial by , e •
Dancey for plfr., P. Holt, K. .,
0 ' fo.
deft. Town of Goderich vs. Goclericl
Elevator and 'Transit Co., was post
poned till next, Court, to allow thg
.s of the G T R to bg
leading officers . T. R.
examined by a comniission. Garroy
& Garrow for piff. Proudfoot & Hay:
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for deft. Williams vS: Babb. judge
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went by' consent Tor plan -Ain, log
$9 479 50 Philip Hol` K. 0 ' for plff.
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L E Dance for deft
L. E. ` Y ' •'
vs. Murchison, an actioi
for alimony, wes the first -case tried
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It appeared e mc ieen sep
, I 'th .' parties1 1 1 -
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trated some time,. and the. husbani
had charged' bis wife with' being in
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sane and after the case,. had been
-, .i.
rtl , tried, an adjoiarnment wa,
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allowed with a view a making ,
a
settlement. After a short absence th(
parties returned into court, and 'tin
having agree( o ,wi c iav
defendanth -' ; 'IL' 'thl•
all charges made the case was closed
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and the pertieS left the court tog,ether,
Garrow & Garrow for plff., P. A
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Malcomson for deft.
vs. Jowett WINS ' another ali
d th defendant di(
mony case, an as e
not a.ppearit did not last long, A
the conclusion of the evidence defend
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ant's .councel asked. for a dISMISSill
contending that the plaintiff under thg
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=aims appes could not succeed. Mr
• , r. • d 'rid ment
Justice llgrcMahen deli vere 3 g
allowing the plaintiff .alimony an(
cost's of the case. . Philip Holt, K. C.
for plff., Ga.rrow,& Garrow for deft.'
On .Wednesday the only case befor,
a light .
the ourt was .an. electric •cas,
from Hensel' and it .was not conclud
• ' ' • . ' • t 9 30
ed .when the court rose .,a, .... . p.m
In this case the plaintiff Williams
who had purchased the electric ligh
plant used in the village of Hensel
from the defendent _Cook,' claimed - i'
was no in as goo coml. i 1 as
t ' d IC° i • rep'
'O. witnesses we: I
resented. Ei,„ htee tr. ,, _
examined on Wednesday and theit
• casesc ntriclictor
evidence, in n any o . . y,
generally of a professional nature,
and made up of volts and other tech.
nical terms. The case was resumed at
9.30 a.m. yesterday, and was conclud
ed before the 'court adjourned,. when
His Lordship rendered judgment fox
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the plarntiff for 8300.00 and cost-
Win. Proudfoot a,nd H. J., D. Cook
appeared for the plaintiff, and J. , T.
6 -arrow, R. ., tint . . H. or
' ' I C 1 L H Dicksonf
the deft. The court closed just before
noon. ..
- St. JnsePh .
Our town is still progressing. A
goy grant for A clock is the
government . .
latest. This will fill a. long felt want
here. -N. M. Contine took a business
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Ch- • 1.- st
trip to Chicago a week. -.A. horse
and. cow • were accidentally poisoned
. last k bt b - of
nerewee y getting a, a ox.
' ' . carelessly left exposed.-
•paris green, , - ,.,
several parties from Zurich paid our
, ..; • fi . ,. visit Er•da -yr
ouign a ying on . 1 , y. I .
Peterson, who has been sinking rirtesi-
.an.NVells here,has finished his contracts
and. has left for other parts. -'-.-Several
from here are talking of taking in the
paces at Exeter on Friday. -Wm. Mil.
.
ler exchanged horses With Mr. H.Ran,
f D sdale on Saturday last.. . .
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CONTRACTORS.
Tenders will -be received by the undersigned be- '
May 24th and June 8th for the repairg tig.. and
:minting .or S.s. No. 5, Osborne, Plans andSpeedlea-
bions of brick and carpenters work at the house of
undersigned. JAMES FRAYS.% Sec.
FAILURE AT .BERLIN. •
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Berlin;.Ont.; May 21. -The Berlin
Furniture Company made .an assign-
ment-to-day to Philip Gies . for . the
.. benefit of their creditors. A , meeting.
of the latter was held last Saturday,
• when.the firm's offer , to .eomprise at
.),`.3 cents on the Clonal. was declined.
The . company's liabilities are about
$48,000 and assets.a,bout $51,000.. •The
largest unsecured creditor is Mr.. Gies,
whose claim is between $1,800 and
$1,900. "'This firm erected one of the
finest furniture factories in -the Pro-
vince, and- had only been operatimg•
about seven months. The' fitilare .is
attributed to insufficient capital con g
siderin 0. the heavy •oul'a,7 incurred. :•
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TUNE SESSION OF.BURON
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COUNTY COUNCIL.
of the county, of
chamber, M the town
on the first TuesdaY in
11'. LANE,.
Clerk.
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The council of the corporation
Fluron will meet in the council
A Goderich, at 8 o'clockpan.,
lune next.
Dated at Goderich this .
nnd day of May VIOL
COURT OF REVISION:
Notice is hereby given that the Court of Re-&
vision for the Assessment Roll of the Township of
Stephen, win hold its first meeting for the,present
year in the .Town Hall, Crediton, on Monthly, May
27th, at the hour of Ten O'Clock A.M. i
Oreaiton, May 7th, IDOL limn' ElLBER, Clerk
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. Grand BendK
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Fishing is good so far this season.-
Walter Scott, who died ,here on Sat-
urday 18th, was buried Tuesday' at
.2 o'clock in the cemetery of .this place.
_their0
TheBend foot -hall team will play it)second
Parkhill, Ala y 2-Ltli.-A number of our
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un. yonng men in enc le vo un-
t '1 joiningthe vol
,„ „ .. This is a good Move boys.--
ggC..el. S. .surer
:. t' intend ,''''
Same of our citizens taking in
the sports' at Parklaill.-Mr. Shallet,
0.
I the Sauble lane was here on busi-
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nes Suntia.y evening, -1 r. Maurice
Brenner, of Shipka, spent Sunday at
, spent
home. -Mr.' Jos. Ran elle, jr.,
Sunday afternoon in Zurich... Jos in-
a, . , . . exhibition,for
tendsle. vincr'for the short -
.Around
good time and
ly.-Anyone wishing a , ,
so me•fish should come to the Bend on •
•
the 24th. -Mr. J. T. Westcott was
here one day last week. -Mr. J. Bell
and Ike Green, of Port Frank; spentthereth
Sunday at the Bend. . " • ' • •
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0 GRED
NOTIC TITORS
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Of George Spencer Kenap, late of the
• Village of Exeter, in the County.
of Hardt, Gentlemen, deceased. •
Pursurnt to Chayter 129. of. the Revised
-statutes of Ontario, 1897, notice. is -hereby
given that all creditors :and others havinl
3Iaims a ainst the estate of the a.bovenamec
Seceasec , who died on or about the Srd day
of May, A.D., nioi., are on or before the .. '
15th DAY OF JUNE, A.D., 1901
to send. by post, prepaid to the undersigned
golieitors for Emily Bally Kemp the Aclmin-
istratrix of the estate of the said deceased,
ilvair Christian names and. surnames, ad-
lresses and descriptions, the full particulars
of their clainis, • a stateMent of their ac-
3onnts and the nature of the security (if an
held by them; and Ilia tatter the said date the
;aid Administratrix will proceed to distrib-
ate the assets of the said deceased alilong the
parties entitled thereto, having regard. only
bo such claims bi which notice shall have
been.giyen as above required; and the said
A.dministratrix -will not be lia ble foi the said'
assets or any part thereof to any person or
persons of whose claim or . clainas notice.
ahall nothave beenreceived at 'the time of
rooh distribution. _.
All persons indebted to the above estate
Ire herebynotified that .the accounts due
the estate andunpaid on the .said 15th day
3f June, 1901, will be placed in the hands of
he Solicitors for the Administratrix for col-
Lee tion. ,. .
Dated at Exeter, this 22nd da y of igittY, 1901.
DrcirsoX &CARLING,
solicitors for Ad m inistra trix ,
•rx,
E
ACCIDENT ON THE G.T.R.
.
'Lucan,•May 20. -Au accident occur-
the G.T.R. about one mile West
red on .
of here last night; which resulted in
damage being,- 'done to the amount of
•"' • •
reieht train No 93 in
about $1,600. F - „:, •
charge of'Engineer IVIodeland and Con-
r S. Law, of Sarnia tunnel, while
duct() , . ., ,
sy 'no- at a pretty fast chi) broke in two
't."' ° ' ' . • '
at the twenty-sixth
. car from the en- •
h draw -bar falling on the
gine, and b.-8 '
derailed seven cars five of which
track,. . '
• ' ties and twolOa.ded with mer-
were empties .. , . , . ,
•cha-ndise. The Stratford. auxiliary was
called out, and by 5.40 o'clock. this
.
h t < k .cleared. Th
morning t e. lac was
egarly morning passenger fro m the -west
London
was obliged to go round .by , .
The only one hurt was the rear -end
- . t b be
bra,kesman, -whose was cti y . -
ing thrown against the cupola win-
dow. .
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About Us .
.
'11' W Leavy left -town Fri-
Reuse- • W.
day for the State•of Montana: He took
his thoro'bred stallion with him and
. , .
will remain some mon s.e
Mitchell: 31r. James E. Brooks' sus-
tallied a heavy loss.this week, his fine
tire horse, Prince of Cra,igwood has-
en .
inl• died Tuesday morning from acute
, ,Jowett
gestion '
in i , .
Tuckersniith: Lew ()rich hasbought
the estate of the late 3. Crich On the
e .,
Huron road. The farm consists of 50
acres with barn and buildings, the
price being about $2000. • . •
Hensall:- 1VIr. Chapman, of Toronto,
a noted civil engineer was in town on
oyer e groun in
Tuesdaylooking• the ' d •
connection with drawing a plan and
I • g- estimatesf • systemf et
ina am, or gl, o WIL-
,-
, • for fireprotection. ter'works or ks,
• Downie: On Friday. May 10th,.' at
residence, ,_ . lady y,
herIsabel Bissett widow
t„
of the late John. Menme, a great-
ly beloved and esteemed, passed peace -
fully away to rest, aged 88 year's- For,
'nearly 66 ears she had lived in Dow-
. . y, . Y , _
on the same homestead.
me, ,
Clandeboye: On Wednesday the
sad intelligence was received of the
death of Mr. Thomas jell formerly of
this place, but DO w of Galt. He Is a
son of Mr. B. Jell, station agent here,
and was highly respected by all, The
- •
sorrowing family have the sympathy
of the community in their sad bereave-
roent. .•
Wingbarn: Another aged and res-
cted resident of our town has passed
the. boundary of time, Mr. James Mill,
man, at the age of 76. The illness that
terminated in his death e.xterided over
three months, and though there was
inueb of suffering, it was borne with
patience and resignation. The end
came on Saturday last
mg lane. ur many regn ers wi at;
•W' 1' 0 1 . will I
s r rised to learn that Mr. and Mrs.
j•ii.sP Louttit leave on Monde next for
-.4
15' HA C., ,I- Mich.,- 'herey they. in-
a ° 'Let " IN
terid residing in the future. Mr.
• .. • •
I outtit has been a resident of Wing-
''''''
muunderstandfor a.by
I f ' tunber f years and we
nhas held ofposition in the
stone oc )aic wale ,
.)1k 1 • -1 • - store for nearly
21 years. . . ' Y.
•
Varna: .,
What might have been a
sad accident hapnened to Jimmy Waga
Ward
on SOlirdaY-, Whilehi lin it small
s t g
building with a pry the building slipp-
ed off and the pry flew up in . the. air,
•
taking ,Tiinniy with 1 . fit 1 1 umot
" 't 's : .ed
that he did' not come down for -three
quarters of an hour , but when nextthemit
seen he did not seem any werse of his
nture • •
adve . . , ,1
''b '. t. '. ' county
Hib mt.. Ano bet of the.
pioneers passed away on Tuesday in
the township of Ifibbort• in the per-surea
- , ,
son of Mr: Henry ' Grey, who was
Ala'oldest'' 'd ''t h ' 'll `tt -
among _ e , i e.si „en s, glyi g itt-
tained 93 years of age. He was well
.,
, ,
.
d ' ' • ••• '
KIIOWn in .rne to ,
wnship, an leas es a „.
groWn-itp"fainily Of Sens and daugh"
'
• sa. -
' . : Crediton '
. . .head
0 llins
•T. 0. STAWBUBY, B. , A., (formerly .o
Stanbury) Barrister, Solicitor, Is.otary, Com eyanoer,
money to Loan--Bxeter, :Ont. ' ,
Mr. Walter Clark is giving his hotel
' ' .
a new coat -of paint,thus adding great..The
ly to its appearance. -Mr. Geo. Trott,
• of Hen sail, has erected a tent east of
k' 1 11' • ' ••
Mr.' Trick's .c we tug and is prepared'
to take photos rit reasonable prices.-
Mr. Peter Winer is drawing niilk" to
the Centralia' creamery this summer. -
Mr. Albert Cunningham spep.tSuncley
' d oy.'-M "
with his parents in Clan eb e. rs.
S ili3brobk and family is visiting friends
in Centralia.-7Thursday wasAscension
Day. ---D,. Jamieson,M.P.P., and others
werein the village last week selling
Stock in the National Cement ' Co.,
which is being started in Durham this
• ' •
year. -The masons have nearly corn-
pleted the briclt work on Mr. q'riek's
ne* dwelling. -A number from here
intend taking in'the races at Exeter en
May 24th. -Last Sunday was Rally
Day of the '.P.A. in the German
church. An interesting program was
given by the Senior and Junior mein-
•
bers of tbe Alliancein the evening.-
Mr. Jack English has given his dwel-
. ,' •
. a
ling a new coat of p int.-Mr.Bennett
, , . . ,
of Zurich,is working•on the brick yards
this summer. -Our band is using the
Town Hall for practising this summer.
-The Stratford men, who have been
working for Wuerth, Hoist & Co. for
some time, left last week, -miss Lilly
1,Viner left for London last week where
she has secured a situation. -Our teach-
ers a,ttenclecl the Teachers' Convention
in Exeter on Wednesday and T111.11'S-
day.- Our "banker"has a sore eye....,,..i.iiil
We trust he will sg.)on recover. -Mr.
Alonzo Hodgins is having his fence re-
• •
pain e .-- I. eo. ...,wi . , 1, _,
t d M . G . 7 'eke.' ofLondon, onclon
'
was bathe village Tuesclity.--4 num-
er of our boys a tended , the
b ' ' • ' t ''''' ' ' special
services in, Mt. Carmel one day last
week. -111r. Geo.. Holtzman is building
a bank barn for Mr..Wrn. White, con.
1, -,-Rev. Johnson of Naperville, Ill..
will preach hi the Evangelical church
,next Sunday, both morning and 'even-
ing._A number of txeterites wheeled
to our village Monday evening. -Our
merchants are talking of closing their
stores earlier. for tWo nights in the
week.= -Mr. 'Matt. Finkbeiner sold a
seven and a half months' 01..„-3 poit to
Mr. Foster, of Hay, for. $90. He was
a beantiftil type of a horse and weighed
'
850 pounds; ,
. ' '
.
HIMSELF.
Caledo.nia, Ont., May. -Jas. Acker,
As been boarding
of Port Dover, Who h ,
. t ' Cam bell House here for the
at he p , .
If - the head
last six weeks,sbot himself in
abcint 6 o'clock this evening, the ball.
entering Just in front of the right ear
lodging over the nose:,Cause unknown.
. utren repor ,,
C • ' t reports say he had. Intimated
to different people that he would do
tl • '1'ke this before He was
,soine ring i . ..
'1 t h
supposedto have lived happi y a , =ie.
His wife came from.Port,Dover on the
13th and stayed until the 14th. "She
;Wanted him to come home. His child-
de two tri s on the same errand ,
ren ma p ,
but he said he was tired of Port Dover.
h hwould g
He told his wife t at e .
home to -night' or , Monday someturie.
, but
He was still living at r o'clock, d
Sinking very fast, and is not expecte
to live over night. . ...
Le.ter,--Acker died shortly after rind
night. ,. . . , ,
•
TESTIMONIAL -
OF
THOMAS RUSSELL
,
--
l'o the -Value of English .Stock Food
manufactured by C. Lutz, Exeter.
This is to certify that .I have used
English Stock Food, for young calves
.
which were fed on. separated nailk.
They did remarkably well on the food.
1 think it an excellent food Inc young
ealves and would recommend its use to
stock raisers. ' ' .
Price 14Tounds for '$1. ' .'
Taos'. RUSSELL, Usborne.•
'
' •
- Dashwood . ,
, .
At the merry-go-round prize contest
Slaturday evening it was voted to Mr.
Henry Edighoffer, of Blake, and Mies
Emma Callfas, of town. -Sunday was
observed in the Evangelical church
here as Rally Day.' Instead of a ser-
tnon in the evening the time was taken
pp by rendering a program. prepared
or the ' occasion by 'a committee ap-
pointed to do that•work. Tile church
was well filled and the collections,both
inornino• and evening, were good.-
everaCof our younger -people 'gather-
• .
ed at the home of Mrs. Miller Monda Y
evening. in honor of Miss hetPa 6
• ' ' • T - ' ' ''
birthday. They report a pleasanttitne.
-11 is cominonly reported that we are
!xi have another wedding in our midst
ere long. -School closed Tuesday ev-
ening, the teacherS going to the con-
vention, /10W in session at Exeter.-
Several of our people intend going to
Parkhill Friday. -.Mr. John Hall sold
ais horse to Mr. Andrew Turnbull,
.
is did also Mr. .los. Routledge to Mr.
eo. Hirtzel, of Crediton. -Mr. J. Kel-
'erman sold his pony to Sam Gratteati,,
If Brewster. -Messrs. I -Toth -Dan Bros.
.
were at Grand Bend Tuesday after-
'
apon attending the funeral of the late
Walter Scott. • Mr. Scott was a resi-
lent of our ,burgh a few years ago.-
Dviing to the death of Mrs. Finkbiner,
wife of Rey. 0, S. Finkbineriof Zilrich,
DUI; Y.P.A.postponed their visit to the
Zdrich Society till some future -time.-
Mr, floury Smith is Working in Credi-
- • '
BOTH FEET CUT OFF. .
Clinton, May, 16.-0ne of the most'
• , . ' 'that h. occurred
distressIng accidentsas
of late around here was that which
happened to Andrei Taylor, of town
e .
last -It appearsh - was return-
in h ' -Vying along the conces-
g ome, ( 1 i , •
Sinn known as John's and was near the
< ' ' '1 the 10.15 train
w len
hove in sight. Mr. Taylor's hearing
and sight is not of the best and per-
haps he did net even see or hear it.
Tithorse beca,rne frightened and un-
. -
in -tgreable• the buggy was wheeled
' ' ' d throwinghimthe
suddenly around on e
k the t • ' 1 • In
track just as re rain reached inn.
a monient he was under the engine
the wheels pasSing over and crashing
°ft both feet at the ankles. It was . it
h t h ' t killed'
narrow escape t a e was no
• 1 • - ' 1, le it did not.
outrightam is a min e
1 enough as it ' is
larpen, so unhappily„
. . , ,, , , ....
tolose bOth feet. . The horse and rig
, ,.
arilyeg. in own a Ligx ,,
, 1 ' t 1 -' ht but '1: was for-
t that the Messrs. Layton and
' tuna e
1brought''
Townsend Were a ong who
. ..
I t the doctors. Had he remained
;inn o.
long..attention be Would not
wisurvived. It is a very sad affair
I
have .
' • - f 1 't k 1 I
and his .re atives . ee i keen1y D.
h A .,1 t C f ' h' .h
t e Ontario eel en o., o w lc,
D L MacPherson is agent, he was in -
. ' for - .. - ' gale ,',.....• ..._,. 4,
1 He is a menmer OL
' ' town.Tb t
sOcieties of e .os•Ons
several ,, . •
-1 d ' 1 ' surprised'
people were in-ce great y
,
t h f the 0,c1 event and glad to
o ear o, , ,
learn it did Il Cit 'prove fetal; every . one
hop'es he May speedily recover froin
the s oc .1Inton New Dia,
Danger I, ,"
•......
N t Door,ex , ,..,....
r. .; --...m.
Perhaps it's dip.htheria, or -5 #
4.
scadet fever. Keep ,your c.
own loin free from the
A 6 f f • tl •
• fdiseases; 'k' ;:i..''
gents o these z•-, cr..-.L.,o
„P . I .1d f '''<lllir
Prevent your c ii ren from
having them. You can do , , ".', 0 •
it With our Vapo-Cresolene Put
, ,. , , „
C 014, • ' • ' .
some res ..ne in our. 'vaporizer
light beneath, , ,
t le ,. amp and let th(
, ,
vapor fill the sleeping room. Hay(
,
the children sleep in the room ever
night,for it's'perfectly' f t :
sae, ye no
a ''n.ale'd. asgerm can 1. in thi:
sl - ise e n ive
vapor, Ask your doctor about it. 4
Is sold. by gipigists everywhere.
'
A Vapo-CreSolene outfit, including the Vaporizer and
L' I I I I la 1 t lif eine and a bottle' 01
4irip w , c i s isu as a e• g , , . ,
Cresolene, nonllete, t,f.5o; ektra supplies of CreSo.
lone 25 cents an . 50 cents. Illustrated booklet cern*.
lng physicians' testimonials freetion request.. VA1'077
misounggi . 0.. 1 0 11 071 ,t., 0W 01 • . , 4
c • Co.. -8 F lt- S N ' Y lt U S A
THREE MEN WERE KILLED.
Little, Curx•ent, Ont., May 17. --Three
men narried" Fred Eaton and Thos.
Bowser,1 Elizabeth B• y and Thos.-a•n`
0 a ,VI'
Gaffney,f M tint Forest were killed..
0 9 • ' - .
a boiler explosion in J. H. McMil-
lian's.mill at Elizabeth Bay yesterday.
The cause of. the explosion 'is not
known. The furnaces had. just been
tatted about 'twenty minutes when
s ' '
the accident occurred,.
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g T 1
SUIG1D'p A THE FALLS
'
Niagara Falls; N. Y., May 19.-A
, .
osed to be William Gard-
man s"PP ' . ' `
house. of Brampton, Ont., walked out
into Niagara River near the brink of
the falls ill Prospect Park this after-
.
was swept over the brink
1.10011 and, . . .Vapo.Cresolehe
and dashed to death on the rocks be-
" 1 1,, ,.
low. A largo number of pcop c saw
the man deliberately walk to his deati.1.,
b t 1• r .'ed Over the falls so
I: , re wits ca II . - . . , .
•
o kly that no one could do anything
'`IIIC - ' • • '
to save, him-. . . •
• '
. - frenru.„.•
_ '
Rost sigiuntire is' 011 01Yery ,b0X 0,f the genuine
.....n_ 'Tablefs ' '
Laxative Brotno-Quini t*
fnV
-
' ., egs,ATEs
.
- US . '' -c< May '18
PiNcOmnE.---...11) , barn(); n • ,,
John Pincorrbe, aged 57 years arid
months. 3
to take niodleirie may be
Infants too. owl -
Y g
cured of Croup} Whooping cough amAicolds y
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