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EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY APRIL 17 1902.
O. H. SANDERS, EDITOR.
WHITE LACE CURTAINS
All new goods with But-
ton Role Edges at 500.
75c,, 90c., $1.15, $1,50,
$2.75, $3.25, a paid.
WINDOW BLINDS
with rollers, in plain,and
patterns, fringes, laces,
0,114 lace insertions from
350, to 83e,
e Sell"FORGE The Food That is all
Food.
Produce Taken. in Ezobange.
POPLESTONE & GARDENER
Groceries a. Specialty.
Pest. Office Block.
MOShEY TO LOAN-,
We have tedimiteil private funds for
vestment upon farm or village erereety,
leweNt rates of interim.
Wessels X: Meuse,
liarri4ters.ete.. Exeter.
Al"
A
have a largo amount of rrivate fluids to
loan on larna and village Trottrtles at I w
sates oflutc.rest.
W. GL.
Barrister. Main Street Exeter,
- ratxksT
Leal Eslatemol Insurance Agent
Farms and sillau-erranertirs tottubt aGd iitW c
reasonable terms. several dac.; lamtrs tor opo,
, Laical tn 1l cf Matauda. ant the seinessen
"1,0satc.
rorse eN o Low non. RALE.
Ott Mettatutor street, Esetcr North. a env story
'frau:velum:as, emtaining Nasal, The lot coritaIns 1
acro oilcan], on wItilt arc forty fruit ttvcs,n good wcII.
good location auttconvcnient to schoid, P.tr
alam apply to
Mcs.30K11V Home
on the preirds24, or Hay:P. OP
patritt: To LET.
For horses and e3ttle on reas(atalgo term,. tztrol;
Iota taken oii the rartelt at hot 1. corner of Eton-
dtite, Road and Stihbon's sido rd, en and :liter
April
lith, when a. man will takc chat -goof thentilur.
In; the scwien. F'or further particulars apply to,
Orn. WAITS,
Tiled:ord.
cal=t..7.7,11
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QEED OATS AND 11('LL 1OR NAL&
1.2.1
Tho underAgned has on Lot MI, Concession. 2,
Hay,A +mantle," of New Danish white Oats -a lead-
ing variety and &mt.3tiv!. per bushel; sold last year
for€0e. Also a shorthorn Umtata Boll, 12 months
old. lte is o first -viva minimal.
40113 EthEn.
Masai, P. O.
TENDER$ WANTED.
Anyperson wishing' to tender for the erection of
the :Sew Dank Building, can sea plans specifications
At the Molsons Bank, Exeter.
TIOL'SES AND LOTS FOR SALE,
The undersignedis offering for sale that desirable
property, on Huron street, being Lots 31 and 32, on
which is situated two frame houses, woad shed, a
number of choice fruit trees, good well of water, cis-
tern and other conveniences. Apply to
THOS. PRIOR, Exeter.
Bale Register.
THURSDAY, APRIL 2L-liotel and hoineliald
effects, the property allot. Reiland, Devon.(London
Road). Sale at 2 o'clock. IL Brown Auctioneer.
Just Arrived
THE
New Soverign Shoes
). —FOR --
Spring and Summer.
The Latest Styles of Last
and Toe.
Also a choice lot of Men's
and Boy's Heavy Work shoes,
at prices that will surprise cus-
tomers.
Eggs taken in exchange, or
5 per cent. off for cash on
Boots and. Shoes.
Harness of all descriptions
always on hand. -
R. H. SWEET,
Treble's Old Stand
Centralia
The roads cold land are dtyiitg up
nicely and farmers are no linsy at
their seeding. -Mr. Woo Robinson. Of
Fturlield. met with with a very pain -
fid accident last week. While pruns
in lie fell out of an Apple tree ;and in -
aired his -mu and liis shoulder so lad -
that he iS noW obliged Ito eatery the
jored Meridter in a sling',
St. Joseph
31r, S. Smith is this week removing
his effects. iroin the lent:ant feria here
to errand Boltd,,Mr. and Mos., nor,
ton, of Musa, visited friends:in these
pal ts hunday.---31. N. Maxim, of
Seaforth, passed through here on Sat-
orday last. The harbour that was
mentioned in last week's issue has not
arrived yet, neither has N. 31. Cont
but we are patiently waiting for both.
1 Arcaillivray ennucil
Council net pursuant tOadjourn-
ment, in Town Hall,McGillivray,April
'7.. Present, J. D. Drummond, Reeve;
A. 11. Hodgins, D. Dorman, J. Afaires
gor, and N.OlawsoreCothicillore. :Alit -t-
otes of last meeting. read, approved of
and signed. Hodgins-Mawson-that
Accounts, amounting to $94.60,be paid,
-Carried. Mawson-Hodgiris-that
I is Council adjourn to meet in the
Town Hall, on the first Monday in
May, at ten o'clock a.m•. and gravel
ewer:acts let. at two o'clock pon.-Car-
ried. W. FRASER, Cleric.
Hay Council
Brinsley.
Mrs. G. Corbett is very ill with neu-
ralgia or tbolicart. We hope she will
soon. recovered. -A few of the wont;
peopte around Brinsley spent a social
evening at Mr. M. Pierce's home last
Friday. -We are sorry to hear of the
accident that happened to 31r. .T. .T.
Cassidy, of West Corners, he mis,zed
his footing. falling haettwends on bis
head and shoulders. Ile was render-
ed unconscious for some time. We
hope he will soon recover. -Miss Eng-
lish, is assistent teacher At Brinsiev
since Easter. -Fishing seems to be the
go now, two boats landing on shore
on Monday with a 'number of fish.
Crediton Eden
I O. STANDERT,11. A., (formerly Collins & DEAR UR BDITOrs •
StoodatrY) P.arris!„er, Soll'itor. Notary, •Conseyoneer • ". - ' ••• " ' .
Moues to Lo3n--12seter, •Ont, t Will you kindly allow use a small
The townshi.p grader made its first spape in yoor paSier to peake a, simple
oppeaeonceent our roads last Friday,- explanation. My •conscience dictates
Itb
!.fr. Clyne Bilber. of Zurich, was le the to. Gle tile e011tse 1 ion about to take,
eilhoge on suday.-Our butcher has
my sense of honor prompts me to
bad his wagonrale...doted, This .ls a, take the step and the principles of
progressive agees-afte Henry who, a :honesty and integrity seem to rebel
Detroit, was the guest of his father • aigiust OcellPYing a false position and
fora few days last- week.e-The Misses quietly receiving boxcar to 'which I
Ina and Lida Ilice,of tilaudeboyeovere have, ros claim arid Which justly he --
in the .villsge T. bureday.--Mr, John ' longs -to ecene one else. 1 feel that 1
Eilber is die:ging a well for Mr. dohs); owe it to the public to .make an bon-
Siveitzereseltev. J. G. Litt is attending est confession- 1 deesireto Stand, os d
Conferenes at Chesley this week... --Mr. molt oolong* Iwo otim,Y m111(114-1;4' to
' Wesley' We eel has returned from De-
comwil met hfoirlay, April 7. All .eroirs when he has been workingsince
lowseith The eeeeral .dritin luspeelears 414-t felh-Aleis Lenka, woheiro, cif. nine
reported to the .•Coaincil that they hail don, is visit ..1g,, tmtler the perentel roof
inetiecterl the ileadus under theirsupers. tills %%Tette-0er baselaill field has heap
von and found the draios in o pretty :plotiglied tied the boye will noes itavo
1
good state, a fwm
esall jams and oto: to Ino!'.hordo s
elsewere in er tpetulthe
stroetimw
is ere orde
erd to be reuravad. r smuttier mcuallgi:: • ill PRO'S, •-itt`v•
ITmhe following tenements Were endered ' Alex. Tribitleau, of Cornett, mid Rev.
. to he paid: -.1. A. Williams, flroure Kno
R. W. Wles exchn
aged Welts last
sallpox, 8195; Joho Preeter, goods, 'Suitelay revesiing,--'3ir. 11. F. hither is
re small -pox. Stith J. reasealo.. $'17.71; i 1,116)7 eiriviug fence posts. lie has -;
. John Sheppard, do., $2.16; John Sha- , geed was:bine whiell doee its work
fer, do,. $6.40; J.E.MeDontildhlo„ 60c.; :Welk
jr. Freekee. goods few indigent, •S7.12; DEATH OF 'JOHN KRIM% -Death.tho
H. Maw!, limning grader, 75c./ WM, . •grint monster. late lava very busy of
J.,114,40n. dour indigent. SI: d.Thirek, tete and is taking away the aged very
elm. -14161:th noes, worts C. R.. $12.50 quiekly. Mr. ..inim Krcin, aged OW
Stephen
The following are the statistics of
the township of Stephen, as received
from assessor for the year
1002 -No. of acres of land, 50,780; of
acres of woodland, 8010; of acres of
laud cleared, 48,170; total value ot real
property,$1,7071500; of personal proper-
ty and taxable income $10,000; cif real
and personal property, $1,805,930; No.
of male persons from 21 to CO yrs. old,
811 of male persons from '70 to SO yrs,
old. 71; of persons, from 80 to 90 yrs.
old, 13; of persons, 00 yrs. old, 1; total
population of the township, 3978; per-
sons assessed on roll, 12S0: Igo, of dogs
404; of bitches, 3; of cattle, 4831; of
,sheep, 1405; of hog% 1615; of horses,
1772; of acres of orchard and. garden,
506; of acres of fall wheat, 4'2'25; of
steam boilers, 22; of children between
the ages of 5 and 21, 1250; of children
between the ages of 5 and 6, 951.
Rodgerville.
Mr. Thos. Case left on Monday night
last for Manitoba where he will spend
, a few weeks Prospecting and if he
can suit himself will take up land and
move there with his family.
DIED ---This week it is our sad duty
to record the death of little Joseph
Reonly son of Mr. and Mrs.John Haw-
kins, who died on Friday last at the
age of 7 months and 25 days. He has
been a sickly, delicate child since his
Math but it VMS thought the little fel-
low would m time grow out of the
trouble but after a gradual decline of 1
several weeks he succumbed. Stomach I
trouble was the cause ofdeath. The ;
remains were interred in the Exeter ;
cemetery Sunday. The parents have 1
the sympathy of their many friends.
Winehelsea
Mr. Albert Bell and a friena from
London spent Sunday with Mr. J. O.
Bell. -Mr. Norman Fletcher. of Kirk -
ton, visited Mr. E. M. T. Clarke, on
Sunday. -Those boys. were up from
Kirkton again on Sunday. All right
boys come again. -Mr. John Delbridge
has the cement fornada.tion laid for his
new house. -The farmers are anxiously
waiting for warmer weather.-Mr..A1-
beet Berryhill's hand is improving but
he has to keep the injured menaber
bound up yet. -Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Rundle, after spending a few days in
St. U.homas, returned horne Monday. -
The unexpected. and sudden death of
Mr. P. T. Halls, of Goderich, formerly
of this township, as a shock to
his many friends here, and. the genuine
sympathy of the community goes out
for the bereaved widow and friends.
Grand Bend ,
Mr. D. Hartlieb, of Dashwood, was
in town one day last week. -Fisher-
men are almost ready for fishing, all
that is wanted now is a few calm days.
-Mr. John Spackruan, of Exeter, was
here a day or so last week. -Mrs. M.
Gill, of Exeter, has returned to the
fiend for the summer -Mr. P. Baker
intends putting a bank under his barn
this sionmer.-Mr. John Southcott, of
Exeter, moved here for the summer
one day last week. -Mr. E. Disjardine
has accepted a position with L Green,
of Port Franks, as fisherman for the
coming season. Ike has a good man
---Mr.A. Bossenberry intends helping
Mr. Bell of Pt. Frank for a few weeks
in the near future. -Mr. L. Ravelle in
tends handling' wheels this season. -
Mr. E. Gill, jr., is on the sick lisa-Mr.
Manore, of Pt. Edward, accompanied
by Mr. C. Kennedy arrived here last
week for the fishing season. -Messrs.
Wm. Devine and H. Gill spent Sunday
in Exeter-Darne rumor says there
will be another wedding in town short-
ly. --Miss Skippets, who has been at
Mr. Hamilton's for a month, left for
her home last week.
•
the prmenele that o\i, orth not Birth
shah rule maokind and lie aehuosv-
legded strunger" and 1 wish to take
reedit for noshing semen ;ewe» sueeeadiel intharatoittloe,
Goderich; A very pleasing eveot oc-
curred on Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. J. C. Millian, when her
eldest Slaughter, -Miss Enema M., was
united hi marriage to IsinGeorge Fow-
ler, of Seltferd,. The heide, who was
given away hy her unele,
• Afilliale looked charming in a suit of
blue with white silk bodice, with chit.
fon and applique trimmings. The
ceremony was performed by Rey.
W. Robertson,
Se -1 It s with the sincerest
sorrow that we reefs; d the leath of
Mr. Geo. Dorrainve, of MeKillOp near
here. Deceneed was in church the
Sabbath hefore hist, tool while there
, took a ees.ere catill.. This was hut the
;force:inner of. pnennionia which was
iootly merited liy honest presevering PlleaPlon ihtovtd1 too mooh for the il44,54
etforZ, For ,s,41111t. it paste Mr. Felhor. stial oval the Im"'"t ilttMtEl,"e
and more pertieuRarly sinee last week's, , lonsmo, to overcome and he oeseed
iteme nposeired, lieve Iwo almost ,owaYOLTOSato144Y, ;After 14';.iti,
univereally ecnisidertel year worthy ,NN,Ivck lIgne?'s• 314"-.„Poll'attre Was in
correspondent. This general leslief Kul* t°1 141th heitah* ohlY 41
gives me rather a. reinsrdemers position , Yeats tbI age.
and wany.ancl varied ere. the voutpli.. Wiughatei: A sad alai fatal ace:dent
meats, epithets and attentioue which happeoed on Wednesday efternoon
oraoitly move. tenneiernesmaises Turn berry. It appears 'that Mr. Ar-
nie feel a little it!diamed soinewhat thur Magee aini his sun Jaws, gea
Mean 'to boron-HUM:MY receiving those alma 14,Were engaged burying a latv-
teutoms ionows ouch are me boultler. The hole lied 18-03 tillg and
lily mine and sav nothing ;.iliont it. the Imo was in it. Making it a littla
11.1,1314,.1. hp.m.F pp small tii.83; S,Lw. 7 mobile., pas,ed ;may au ,ID order to sitalte tin' 114i. feeling at.11 deep% lit", father standing. near Ev,
.o., freight. S3.2.71; Township Clerk,
art salary, Ft35;H. Lipphanit, assess
ors oia1thhi.s6,1; It. Torntiull, iepalring
triage. L. R., $2; J. Padova., r:tat ut
labor. 54,Zift. Cattrieil will Meet,. again
Monday, May:4h, at 2 o'clock p.m.
Z orl--ft-317"-on nie 1'41: 1,I.11,414u I Ile leavesto eta A;111 11 widerew, 44K0 ettoogli to gather omit beitek-ed wire of :di; John A. A.141ns
in the cit%.a.tii rm
eetery last Friday, seri' heights. 1 1i3Ve 10" tieepe:.,t ;,,orrow t!,art we,
'Ind Massey, pipe moulds. WO fl.T. ay week, after ii brief illness. In feet htalia f Ur UN hm
i y true eolors desit.e
I re Sitleuly the tit4lIWIAKitva, slipptiti lio.
be Enid, been in church the Sunday Ino, to make this anicauteenient. not that E to the hole and crushed the life uot of
fore and had woven a bleep piece of 'i I in ;Mr waV tlesp' flu'. position are- r ow on ,ortionete boy. Almost Ipiztalc
earpot the day ixdove. r'His oath ; porter nod t he n14(.1,11011 paid him, for with g.i-rief, the tether was obliged to
therefore, wits quite unexpected. Ile' I believe it a wortli}7 calling arid re- dig Ins soa snit. Naturally the etinily
/
woki ,iti‘ws itn active worove jo a
1 he quires bility. W 4, rt. I to eagerd
ly e- is pillaged the dinto reetist eglia by
chinch, aud his absence will be (pate slre tile pasithin I feel that in ItlY.pres•, the sad accident.
appar(nt. ' Thereto:tins were intemil cot eiteomot antes i could not asinre to . Whighaill: it iS With fentin s
311ss LP113 : 4
Itecels. Litt ;u4 Meolock, ;filo° "7:.dthe
dl litrak'' 01' "1 -or emn-,, very sodden de:itie of Hattie p ri,bk.r„
4:11P;01!t'.1111!t9fcc--. 1ihoighter mat son, a mirainle stt• itopartr lad if tile; far y4 ntr s frt. Tria (144,4 ti,ov.,4t,,r 0.. po t
r 4.
z;47,3).. itanoix, luo (:4,1111414111 M.4.1 :4 !ergo numher trael per. Nut :natter hoW I and try t
plan o insher. whieh az ow zuniiv.
0,044 , ,41,1,4tIon aresitoolit.t. with and acquenitan.e.s. whit all have the ChM'. I an41 ghat 1144ty eoseessoe. cease Tareeaea tuarase ass
the Misses stuilreive.-Alie Sawn,' Afe, GYullmt-ilY 0,f t wric.if. some pbm A1114PrittV. t ngq, lleeiseis. • Me's. ..liair4fdirigni
11 441
tun, on the tholeu Hue. vot.:4;11 DNAI, 11,„ppl mir•rlia, eigq444. 411111„‘" 141 MY enjoyed Leen-el:4 geed health no
Staultoato his sen. -Miss Lydia Faust, Sw4w4 4111111"4 RidaY 111 •t417"4411 141"11314 4111 dionilav erveires when elie vels tette
whi, bite been nn a tiit,.;want visit to her of London, after a very short ure tune and afro:dun, I ant Sure, •leo wes e,nen., ,4
brother, Mr. IL S. Faust, in Cairo,
Mich., has retin neiheddliee (lust Bus
ehanan, who Iths Well Visiting her par-
unts hem for several days, has return-
ee to London again. -Martin Kraus
dieposed of his household effects Orl
Ktitirdity last, Mr. E. flo•Isenberry
wielding the hammen-ReleCAFinks
Whim. left 31onday to atteod the an -
MIA Conference in 6eSsion at Chesley.
mr. John pr,Itog, who ho, here some
time ago for Clinton, has accepted a
position in the forniture factory at
Seaforth, and will remove to that
phtee shortlys-Mr. Bower and Mrs.
McCormick have exchanged properthes
and will move the first nart of the
week, the latter paying 81:30 of a. tiff:
ferenee.-Mr. Preeter shipped a ton of
Doteh setts to Montreal one day last
weelo-The inet at the rest -
dunce of Mrs. John Williams on Mou-
day evening and was well attended by
old and young.-31iss Maggie Weeioh
left ou Monday for Ilensall, where she
has accepted a situation.
NE.1.111SY A RutE.- n Tuesday aft er-
noon,of last week,fire broke out, in Me.
O'Brienh fraine dwellings A live
coal dropped from the stove on the
floor and developed into a blow. It
was discovered in time to avert a seri-
ous fire. A high wind was blowing at
the time and had it not been discovered
wheu it was the building would soon
have been reduced to ashes, and there
is no telling where il, wattle have end-
ed.
at the age 4D4 N., years. Me. Sweitzer
WAS one of the first settlers ha this pert
a the countee and did a great dee' to
me our village and vicinity.
About seven yeas ago he nereed to
London, Where he died. His remAins
Were lamed nt the German venue
tens lea Monday, the Revile, Litt and
Knowles, conthwting the Ionia! sere
Ilensali
The Misses McHugh, 'who has sue-
cessfully carried on the dressmaking
business here for the past two years,
left last week to take up their resilience
in Toronto. During their eesidence
here they snide many friends,. who
wish them every prosperity in the
Queen City. -Mr. George O'Brien and
two sons left this week. for Alameda,
In the West, when Mr. O'Brien line ta-
ken so? a large section of land, which
they intend farming. Mrs. O'Brien
willremain on the homestead, in Hay
towtiship for the present. -Mr. Alonzo
Ortwcin, who has been engaged as fin-
isher in a furniture factory in Detroit,
has returned home and will remain
here -Mr. Francis Marshall has ac-
cepted a situation with Mr. Geo. C.
Petty in the meat business, and in-
tends moving into Mr. Petty's house,
formerly occupied by Mr. 'W. B. Mc-
Lean. -Mrs. Swann and daughter have
closed up their home here ancl have
removed to the hoinstead farm near
Hurondale.--Miss Tilly, of Mitchell,
has a.ccepted a position as stenographer
and type writer in the office of H. J.D.
Cook.
DEATH. -We regret this week to
have to chronicle the death of Mrs.
Robert Bengoagh, of this place, only
daughter of Mrs. Maims, which sad
event occured at her mother's home,
on Sabbath morning last. Mrs. Ben-
gough had been suffering for a ;num-
ber of weeks from a very serious ill-
ness, resulting from a fall which she
received during the past winter, and
although all that medical skill and
trained nursing could do was clone,
the internal injuries were ' such that
she never folly recovered. The re-
mains were taken; on Tuesday after-
noon last, to the Methodist church
where a very largely attended service
was conducted by Rev. Gs Jewitt, as-
sisted by Rev. W. J. Doherty, of Si.
Paul's church. The services through-
out were of very impressive charac-
ter. At the close of the service the
remains were taken to the Troyer
cemetery, 'tear Hills Green, fnllowed
by the mourning relatives and friends.
The deceased was a bright, active
young woman, in the 35th year of her
age, and leaves to mourn her loss a
husband, son and daughtets with the
bereaved mothers and brothers, have
the heartfelt sympathy of the dom-
munity. • .
The Militia Departtnent has issued
notice,stating.thitt 'married .men and
widbwers will not be accepted for the
South African contingent. aged 82 years and 11 months.
1,10 kw, es to mom% his (h.
1fl16&4 8- widow. 4a7. 80118---.14wob, John,
Henry and Ainiehof this village, Sams
uel. of Shipka, and August, of Dela°
ware State -four daughterss-Mre.
Kuhn, 'Alt Aleimel Finkheiner and
3IrQ. irs 1^ I thilt Village ;old Mrs,
Mum Wiser, of, Buffalo, besides ;
large nombe r of relatives and acquaint.
anees, who all have one heartfelt sym-
pathy in this their .sail bereavement.
The following further pirticulars was
dipped from the London Free Press. of
Tuesday:-" Mr. Henry tiweitzert of
West Londonalted on I. riday mormuto
April 11. was one of the pioneers
of this country', and was bum tS, years
ego in Pennsylvania, of Gemini par-
ents, Resettled early in Steplieu town-
ship, and raised familo of six sons
and four daughters, who all survive
him. For many years he was a mem-
ber of the German Methodist church
in Crediton, and Was highly esteemed
by all who knew him. Six yearS ago
Ito removed to London, and married
for his second wife Mrs. Elizalieth
Foster, an American'lady. They took
up thew residence on Oxford street,
where they remained for yeer or so,
and then removed to West London,
where they only recently united with
the Kensington Methodist church.
For a month past Mr. Sweitzer has
been troubled with his heart, but. on
the night before his death he was feel-
ing much better, and sat up with his
paetor until after ten o'clock. The
next morning, before daybreak, he
died. A short service was held at the
house last Saturday by the Rev. S.
Salton, after which his remains Were
conveyed to the G.T.R. station for
Orediton, where the funeral was held
on Monday afternoom his six sone act-
ing 418 in
bearers. Mrs. Sweitzer,
who is in peer health, cannot speak
too highly of the thoughtfulness and
tenderness of Alr. Sweitzer's sons, who
came and made every provision for the
funeral and:did all they could to com-
fort the sorrowing widow. Beautiful
floral tributes were sent by the child-
ren, and also by Mr. Foster of Port
H.uron.
SCHOOL REPoRT-The following is
the report of the public school here
and the pupdle who obtained 60%
of the marks given in the examinations
held during March. First Division. -
Class 7. -Edna Pack, Pearl Geiser,
William Oestreicher. Class
'Hill, Carry Wein, Herbert Fahner.
Class 3 -Everett Heist, Etumery Fah -
nen Charlie Gower.
Elsie A. McCallum, (teacher.)
Second Diyision.-junior II. -Roy
Fahner, Rata Kienzle, Charlie Finis
beiner, Lylvester Wnerthe Inter-
mediate IL-Adeleine Finkbeiner,
Gaiser, Olara. Holtztnann, Roland
Either. Senior H. -Ida Ewald, Mar-
tha, Wind,' Irvine Fahner. Junior III.
-Eddie'Wineei Laura Heist, Bella Hill,
Bertha Finkbeiner. Senior III. --sOlaire
Litt, Geetie Short, Wallie Hill, Idella
Fahner. . •
Isabelle 0, Dow,(teacher.)
Third Division. -Junior IV. --Ralph
Litt, Della Brown, Ida, Fahnee, Pearl
Holtzmann, Myrtle Hirtzel. Senior IV.
Melinda Trick, Emma Hill, Olivia
Holtemann, Wilbert Wray. Junior V.
Edna Eilber. • •
CIaside .Bluett (Teacher.)
Parents who have little ones Jost go-
ing to begin. schooling are requested to
send them at once as the classes are
being formed, '
, ,
Me. Laden,. 1 heartily thank ran for all that Was ints--ihp, 141 L. %Vali (14,410_
spaire,,, fr.,4 nineh rioter hearted. ior her, ISM t+141. pees1 d neeeefuny
1 Once mete feel lirinlY ott MY feet and laway :at IA. The eenee tar
have plain% ealti that Ir du not and , winglialig: i, our „:„4,1 duty this
cnn 141ak the wood ita 013. owe after 1 eletith WaS internal liculorthage,
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tuition 02 the very interesting. wed- ..„,„!eit took 0,1cv ,./4,1141,14.
n neWS budget from this cow- D"0"eiliseel hail lwen ailing for sonic
414 inht% 1 (VW h""StIV S.IY 1 kn"w time tztal hist hill under% ent a success -
tithing a hint it with the exception of fed operation for the removal of au
this faet that I am certain I am not
Wasson 1444)1(8'. She appeared to be
the individual myself.
Winghatn: One of the earliest set,
tiers of the township of Tbroberry,
died on Tuesday in the•,person- a Mr.
Archibald McAllister. Deceased was
toillS who was highly respected •and
t
Around About U.
Clinton: On Tuesday, while playing
football at schoolthe youngest son of 411 until Finlay. Mrs. Orahtun was m
Mrs. MeIlveen had his Month badly her Ilth year, and !vows a sorrowing
dislocated; the doctor administered husband. Once daughters and a t on to
ehloroformandset 1141 injured member. noon 8 her demise.
ipro‘ mg nicely until about Christ -
t88 time, tint 'duce that time she had
nen aloft. That eh ead trouble. eau-
. Was 1110 immediate rause of death,
e was not considered seriously
Clinton; We are sorry to learn that
Mr. Carlini* has met with another miss
bap whieh adds seriously to her en-
feebled condition; last Satorday she
fell and bruised herself considerably,
44 doetor's attention being required.
Winghatio Mr. Charles Martin and
Miss Mary Burgers% of the Binevale
Road, were united in marrioge at the
manse here on Wednesday. In the
evening a very pleasaut time wasspent
at the home of Mr. Charles Henderson
by the manse friends of the young
couple.
St. Marys: Mr. Chas. Lewis, who is
employed in the blacksmith shop at
the Maxwell works, met with an ac-
cident on Saturday. Whilst working
around the drop henuner, he got his
thumb erushed underneath it. This
will probably result in the loss of his
thumb.
Winghame The produce business of
the late Chae. Gillespie has been pur-
chased by the well-known firm of D.
Gunn Bros. & Co.,
of Toronto. The
business here willhereafter be known
as The Wingham Produce Co., and
will be under the management of Mr.
Chas. J. Graham,
Tuckersmith: Alrijorace Townsend,
late of Park River, N.D., has bought
the farm owned and occupied by Mr.
Arthur Cantelon, being lot 20, con. 2,
H.R. survey, of this township, for the
sum of $5000 and takes possession at
once. -Mr. W. White. has rented W.
Plewes' farm for a term.
Mitehell: A young lady, who is vis-
iting in town, expo ienced. a thrilling
eseape from being gored to death by a
maddened steer early Satmlay fore-
noon. It appears that Mr. Thos. Heal
1411418 driving the animal to the station
for shipment. Meeting the lady it
lowered its 'wetland made direetly for
her. The lady left the sidewalk and
ran to the Awe where the brute made
a rush at her with its head. With
wonderful presence of mind the young
'woman dodged the ;Mad; and might
a horn of the maddened steento which
she held on, until resealed by two men.
Her escape from eeath was marvelous,
and Mr. Heal seemed to be as much
troubled over the unfortunate affair as
was the lady herself.
The west Simeoe Conservatives have
nominated Mr.J.S.Duff,of, Cookstown,
for the Legislative .Assembly.
North Brant Conservatives have
chosen Mr. J. II. FishersParis, as their
candidate in the Provincial election.
BIRTHS.
Zrooen-In Exeter, on April, 4th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Zuefle, a daugh-
ter.
Eacnerres-In Seattle, Washington,
_March 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred.
Eacrett, formerly of Hay, a son.
Wihghani: Mr. Dudley Holmes, of
Goderich, is now a resident of Wing -
ham, having taken charge of Mr. E.
Dickinson's office here. Mr. Dickin-
son williretain an interest in the busi-
ness here and the firm will be known
as Dickinson & Holmes. Mr. Dickin-
son left for Goderich last week.
Goderich: Mies Annie Campbell
died on Saturday morning at the resi-
dence of her step father, .111r. John
Tat, after an illness of seven months
duration of tubercolosis. Till the at-
tack, the deceased had been in perfect
health, and the development of this
always fatal disease was a surprise to
relatives and friends, as there was no
hereditary taint of it in the family his-
tory.
Seaforth: A farewell supper was
tendered F. C. G. M. Mitty, Esq., late
manager of the Bank of Commerce
here, at the Connnercial hotel on Tues-
dayevening. As a tangible token of
their appreciation a number of the
business men and friends of Mr. Minty
presented him with a handsome silver
tea service en Wednesday-. He left for
Waterloo Wednesday. His successor
here is Mr. Parkes, of New Westmin-
ster, B.C.
St. Marys: A little two-year-old
son of Mr. Fred W. Hutton had a nar-
row escape feona serious injury or per-
hapsaeleath Saturday. The little fel-
leW WtIS in company with his beother,
a boy about four years of age, was on
his way down town, and while cross-
ing Queen street the younger of the
two ran right under the feet of the
Union bus team. The child was
knocked down And a foot of one of the
horses became entangle in the cloth-
ing. The boy was rescued from his
dangerous position unhurt.
MARRIAGE&
HAMAC41ER-W1LLEE1r-At Dashwood
on April 8, by Rev. Eifert, of Dash-
wood, Mr. Levi Hamacher, Jr., to
Mrs. Wiliest
BROcK-JACQIIES-At the residence of
the bride's parents, on April 94411, by
Rev. W. 3. Waddell, Frank Brock
to Miss Martha, Jane Jug:ties, both of
Usborne township.
DEATHS
Ito-WKiNS-Ill Hay, April 11th, Joseph
R., only son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hawkins, Loudon Read, North, aged
7 rdonths ancl 25 days.
Ilealvero-In Edmonton, on April 8th,
Isaac Harvey, aged 36 years.
A
Siege
The *matrons of the Edi-
son Orphanage at Lowell,
Mass.,IJ.S.A., wrote they
had a siege of whoopingcough in their institution.
They said that every case
was promptly relieved by Vapo-
Cresolene. Its value in coughs and
colds was so great they always kept
it ready for use. You know how it's
used, don't you? 'Tis heated by a
vaporizer and fou inhale it. Write
as for a book that tells all about it. 2
Vano-Cretolene IS sold by druggists everywhere.
The Vaporizer and Lamp, which should last a life-
time, and a bottle of Cresolene complete, $x.5o;
extra supplies of Cresolene .25 cents and 5o dents.
Illustrated booklet containIng physicianstesti-
monials free upon reoest. VAPO•CRLSOLENE Co
180 Fulton St., New York, U.S.A.