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EXETER. ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1902.
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1 CROCIi:ER17. AND
DINNEIt SETS, 97 pleees illinninated.oilt, new shade Coronation Blue
English make and semertorcelitioionl.y $10J10.
DINNER SET'Si 97 pieces, new ebacle,Nile Green,illuminated gilt,serol.
Jun , U1 U1 very Sp R4 $10.00,
,NNE e SETS, 07 pieces. Lyndon gilt, Cobalt Blue, Hanley goods'
worth more nioney,our price Sh.110.
DINee'rEgt SETS', 97 pieve$, in Biue and Green colore. new _patterns.
specially printed, on priee Vat). This line ties been
a ounther one eeller, its value being unexcelled any.
where else.
e
TOILR'r SETS bought at a low price in, sI des of Be, Mot, weenie.
and Green.eonststing of the full 0 piece, worth
Feld by Its for
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We have the famons tint Eagle line and spring aasortment complete
throughont far (Renee uree tee. silo or can be $old
seperatelote,
PCOPLESTONE &CIARE)ENER.
Lfocerie$ a, Speeialty. Post Office Biock
4
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MONA? WO &OAS.
Granton
w''"v'4"th9itt4 "4.1T4t° fa: b ow acilth pt :miss susio
inz-4* tor VEATE15.-Alkisinngit 410i, Intexpeeted
'Teat:moat tape. ttir3.1. or silfligo trope t ws
loweat ride% of teterewe
Reid. which eeetirred at the home of
DICKSON ,& CAtirdINO,
Barrietere.ctee. 'Utter. :41r• John linereet Vridene einteed a
' thelleig of prefound sell ow arid
thy to pereade the +indite eaatillealitit
e have A large aniceet of rrieittetesiele to Senow 'With 0146-4 M40 14'
sOrtn on faria reata eatage reareritce At 4IOW her pure etnet tree urea/A mivomplain.
ing clitistion fortitude bad endeared
IF, W., (114.1fOtANt
zuvreNttle mein street Exeter hereelf to ver,r beet t. and sympathy
- Aar her redetives in their sore hereave-
rinireg Maar vont. The Peneral took place to the
MO Estee atel fre.eraere itecef OVID teell Vonelery on Suraday.-One of
Far ztrprr1it forzgl..1 t,14 co the My fee? 1 pioneers in
Neenah Knee etaretiletenereenerireee. two ne g000r0000 in tbt Iverson or
lowto eilr-actectZturV•14=tii;e N7qtgA"'1-1" 31e. Win. Grant, et' died at the f
ler sate. te
re.:400114:0 here on Thermtlay mon.
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setceetietereit,
11:41,1; , ing at thi% ripe ola age of nevem: The
The arnic,t521-.11 ficef‘ v;4,,:. fel sale that off,r;r.tie tuin.41.4.! w,11/1Ph,IV415. VelT lAMPIS-clt 14'1441'
um, re fano sianaCtli al 13;1, vIALtY,in gar sqc ittqp. eta olio.; pOic0 tO tile t tra o tun reeehy.
tiele fee,e, gage 4, The bee it eta 414erte. reit tel'hill CP metery On Sunday. The fittn-
drtned, will friVrd :Uhl iI2014 eValena met oete ily emigrated front Alierileensiiire,
etreitivetiee lime ie ea est- retinftee e teree
cop tocyk b5ki., go&LI tarn mult ctt,i,r fiN,Itiimg,$, Seotlenti to this Itieality upwcnds of
meta nod mu et fart' VO 14 a Cre714.el Sista' netrs ago The tieceaSeii wee a
e . .
e. , Se gt I t
tanTiLtlat Wild “El tfa:it %C.V0.1133,14, Te;tall FO CIA presnytelean in %angina, eon ei Libeled
rtramier. Appi te
riavli TUtiM, it °title& lie iS fillV: ived by oee son
°Otediten lizt, P.O. . int, tlattghter.
IMPORTANT
TO HOG RAISERS.
Yon1:1r1 RaVe UtZt71V, time and feed by beeninir
your pip dry and v.tan, Titre Ain 'Uwe letter
zee telt Ittaltey, nate the hci: eimareriat4i4 awl
he put ea fleet. We on tle eft trait very hide
Lt' by erecting (Pedlcrs P.ttort). Tlie Elevated
Moveable Pigs Ile& Wimple 0 r4mr,triretilah taal,o
it ;et:twelves. sena seem in regletral ktor for
farm rigitt certificate and plat of eenatructien
Jeten Pentete Esetcr, One
Pam applied fen
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE,
The undersigned is offering for sale that desirable
hrdel situated at, Omen, on the Landon Egad. Thin
hotel !sin good condition, and is milts south of
Exeter. This road is lam*, ',melted and for the
right mon chances are:mailer a silletteid Widgets.
There is a good stable to connection also, 11 acres of
laud. Possegsion given immediately. This prolwrty
ifl be sold cheap. For particulars, apply to
DtessoN eluting.
Exeter. On
plIttlY (WTI.
There strayed from the premises 0 the undersigned
Lot 10, Con. 11, Stephen, on June Ilth, 3 two.
year obi steers, one grey, one red and the other spot-
ted red and white. Any per..on returning same or
giving information that will lead to their recovery
manila suitably rewarded.
DAVID SfASTILNXEY..
Cretitton, 1'. 0.
ESTRAY CALVE.
There strayed from the premises of the undersign.
ed Lot 14, Con, 5, Stephen on or about June lst, 4
yearling ealvef, two Steors' and two heifers, mostly
red spotted with white. Any person giving informa-
tion that will lead to their recovery wtli be suitably
„rewarded.
Sentems, Crediton East, 1,„ 0
WE
Rippe!).
:14TeSs1 S, 'Thomson, of Bbke, have
nearly Completed, the stone foundathm
CII Mr. R. MeMordies new house. -Mr.
R. iVeMordie WitS in Tot.011f0 last week
on imeiness.-Mrs. J. S. Rameay, of
Lemsden. N.W.T., is vieiting with her
leiother. 3Ite John Ballow, here. 3frs.
Ramsay, in company with 'tees= and
daughter, intoul spending some time
with friends in Outatio•-ellies Jennie
McLean is undergoing treatment for
sore throat at Seaforth.----Miss Rota
Lpsball spent a few days in Henson
during the week. -As Mr. Sprott has
been confined to his house by his re-
cent aceident his neighbors on Tues-
day, did the net of the good Samaritan
by doing melds plowing. Mr Sprout
is 41, ,good nelghbor, and they took. this
high. appreciation of Wm.
Doig, of Tuckersmith, has returned
home from Detroit wbere he had been
studying law and lase week passed his
final examinations. His cousin, Mr.A.
Doig, who had been taking the same
course was equally successful and has
also returned home. They will enjoy
a, month's vacation when they will ote
en an office for the practice of their
profession at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
Greenway
The ladies of Grace church are bold-
ing a lawn social, Friday evening,
June h'itb, at Mr. D. al. Edwards,
Greenway. The entertainment will
be given ehiefly by the Coughlin Or-
chester. of Parkhill. No time or la-
bor will be spared by the ladies to
'make it a success. Tea and strawber.
ries served from 6 to 8p. no -The Boa -
Have 'What You ton Methodist churn garden Party
was a deckled success. Proceeds e51).
-Miss- Emma McPherson returned
last week from Detroit to her home
here. -Miss Grace Menzie, of Sarnia is
Want.
nice Stylish lot the gtieSt ofeMiss N. M. efePherson.-
Miss Markel Ranlsay, of Ohicag-o is
of
HARNESS
You can get the3n
. .
:at our store at
almost any
Price.
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Every Ilarness -
WARRANTED.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
13. fl. SWEET,
Treble's Old Stand
Varna: Mr. John McAsh had a val-
uable heavy draught horse die ohe day
1- last week. They had been using it
drawbag gravel and when they quit
work at night it seemed to be all righe
but soon after being placed in the sta-
ble it becanae sick ancl died. The lose
is a heavy one for Mr. lefcAsh. Mr. B.
Iliggine also had a horse clie in the
asture field a few nights ago.
Wilson
visiting her sister Mrs, J
and other friends; -Miss Bertha, Mc-
Pherson returned from a visit to her
flout, Mrs. Edwards, of Toronto. -Mrs.
T. G. Harlton, of Exeter, called on
friends laere.-Miss Merilla,Wilson, of
Sarnia, is visiting friends here. -A
nunaber ef people attended the picnic.
to the Bend last Friday,
St. Joseph •
Several from this vicinity took in
the excursion to Guelph, on Friday. --
Mr. john O'Brien is at present visit-
ing in Riclgetown, John thinks there
are some nice people living there. -
Mr. Gr. Rousseau left for city of Que-
bec last week to see his sieter, who is
very ill. -A few men and teams are
now engaged gathering stone for the
government dock, which is to be built
here. The titxtber is expected short-
ly when a large force of men 'will be
employed and the Nvork pushed rapid-
ly forward. -Mr. and Mrs. R. O'Brien
and Mr. and Mrs. W. Horn, of Berne,
Mich, Visited friends at Brucefield last
week. -Mrs. T. H. Horton and Miss
Eva Stoneman, of Ilensall, spent a
day visiting friends here last week. -
The St. Joseph Land Improvement
and Mfg Co., through its president,
Dr. L. G. Ritchie, of Ottawa, made
tivo :important putrchases of real es-
tate on Saturday. One was 40 acres
of lot 12, Lake Road West Con., from
Samuel Rannie; the °thee 26 acres of
a o , Lake Roacl East Con.,
from Benj. Charrette.
lysborne Connell.
Council met Ione lith. as Coact o
Revision or the iteseesneent roll. .Al -
the members were present. As there
were no appeals the roll was cAretally
revieed and tele assessment adopted.
Council met for bosiness at 1.00 p. w.
Minutes et the last meeting vote read
and approved, 41, dtptliatiOn waited
on the Council ashing for a. grant to
tLe Exeter tion terounde,
illoveO by .Ti Moir (no eecomler) that
tne Council grant ,$•45; to the Ir. -Teter
Union Burial Groundi J. Hawhies-
X, Ballantyne. that no entree:the tAken
in the tnatter present-Carriett
The tender of the Pattemon Ellis (it
Whellhan Co, to build cement con-
erete abutments And ettel and cement
top liridge nn coneeeelnlle 0 And
coieling to speed -teatimes eidAnitted
ot V70.00, railing extra, was accepted,
bridge to be completed Ity August lsn
Accounte autotinting to $neieete, were
peened tout orders isseed in paeleent.
Commil adjourned to meet July cith
at, one o'eloek.
310no1ee Clerk.
Blaushard
PhnleY WEDPIThe eetlar$,'
t110 beantithd new helm of Mr. and
Mre. David Cieighton. was the ecerie
ii ham June wedding, wben their
daughter. Miss Mouton becenue the
loide a Mr, William White, County
Councillor of Ilibbert. The eCTOMOTIY
W45 peoned at high noon on Weds
hv Rev. Mr. Heinlerson, broth-
erinilltee7 of the groom. iteetetediv
Rev. Mr. Hatt in the preeenco of 120
giteete, The bride was very baeonting.
ly Milted in it travelling costume et
fawn cheviot. with tritnnungs to match.
Little Irene Copt& and Evelyne (ha.
hu ;Idea as mai& of bonito After
Ip emitted koot, kid teen tivit the
wedding petty adjourned to the large
dimes' room, where thlWel'S in wont -
Ain ad:netted the piace, and Reami. of
LC(f the moot elelionete woldieg din -
noes imaginable. The pents were
simply exquisite, and 'beyond a doubt.
far superior to tite average array, and
only repreeent in a email degree the
esteem in which tho bride anti Receipt
ere held. Mr. and Mrs. White are
epending theie honeymoon iu New
tgrk eity and after otjonen of a few
I ye in Ntentiee town, will teeturn to
II Wen, where the groom ia eaten.
vely engaged in farming.
Lamm
g, • pe tXew
dep.; in town dueling the week•-haliae
Fitzeraid has esigned her position as
eulnielis.-Miss Lillian Breithwatite, of
Loudon, epent a tew (lays in the vil-
lage last week. -We are pleased, to
vote that Moe T.F. Fox, B.A., bee been
iippoluted lecturer in Oriental Lan-
guageti in Trinity University. MnIrox
is to be eon raid:dell upon having
been aeconle such MI 11111/Ortallt pose
tion in one of the leading Univereities
of our couutrie-The elassmates of
aLiss Flossie Thomas were entertained
at the rectory on Friday evening. A
most pleasant evening was epent by
all. Miss Flossiehi friends took advant-
age of the occasion to show their re-
spect for her by presenting her witb
a souvenir spoon. The presentation
was made by 'Mr. Win. Tier, Mokeand
was gracefully responded to by Rev.
ELA.Thoinas and also by Miss Flossie.
-Reeve McComb; who has been very
ill, is recovering and able to be around
again. A. complete est from business
and .a trip are expected to restore him
to has usual good health. -The sympa-
thy of the community is extended to
Mr. Wilson Stewart, in the loss sbe
his sustained through the death of her
father, Mr. Wm. Grant, who died at
Granton on Thursdayeat the advanced
age of 87 years.-Tbe members of St.
Patrick's English church intend hold-
ing- their annual picnic in Mr. Thos
Dickens' grove, Lot 10, Con. 4, Bid-
dolploon July ist.-The funeral of the
infant soli of Mr, and Mrs Hugh Cer-
ro' took place to St. james' cemetery
oe Wednesday.
ATTENDED OttlJECII„ -The members
of Irving Lodge No. 154, Ale& A..M.,
accompanied by members from Exe-
ter, Porkhill and elsewhere, attended
divine worshipin Holy Trinity Church,
here on Sunday afternoon last. About
sixty members were hi. attendance and
forming ett the hell marched to the
church where Bro.Rev. Thomas preach-
ed an able, eloggent and inspiring dis-
course.
ACCIDENT. -On Thursday, last week,
when Messrs. E. Slack and W. Perley
were driving from Ailsa Craig to Ln -
can they were overtaken by a severe
thunder storm. The occasional strokes
of lightning served to intensify the
succeeding clarknees, and when about
three 'miles west of the village, the
horse swerved from the beaten road-
way and capsized the buggy and its
occupants into a gravel pit. Mr. Pa-
ley escaped uninjured, but Mr. Slack
had his collar bone broken. The brok-
en bone was set and he is notv progees,
sing favorably. The horse was unin-
jured but the buggy was a total wreck.
DEATHS. -Mies Annie Wells, forMer-
ly of this place, but now of Stratford,
whohas been ill for some time and
was undergoing treatinent in Port
Huron, died there on Saturday. Her
remains were brought to Luean Sta-
tion on Tuesday morning, last week,
and buried in the family plot at St.
Patrick cemetery, Biddulph, ehat fore-
noon. Several friends and relatives
from Stratford and St. -Marys were
present at the funeral. Her mother
and sister have the greatest sympethy
of the many friends in this locality. --
It is our sad duty this week to chron-
icle the death of another pioneer of
this village in the person of Mrs. Car-
oline Scott, who passed away on Mon-
day in her 73rd year. Deceased had
been very low for the past few weeks
and her death was not unexpected.
The funeral took place from her late
residence on Wednesday to the Holy
Trinity church for service, thence to
Centralia for interment.
teae er in the school In our southern
Winclielsea Zuriett
I Mr. ()Jilts, Dee Miss Clark, or Len-, Mies Mithel Beedee phtreitt, hi the rief4q.ettomrii,nrifiteirtolleorwolhilii?ogiine'io.";ebitivsivai!
don. is vting frieuels in our beagle,- guest of hie. and Mrs. Richbeil.-Mr.
anweirtiliEltli!:-::mnaiaritliu)schlt:;:asanislittoeeoi joirtat._ed;rhuh:iri:gtosia.eirlf; litievE! iftebtlheoctisehIltaf.ihetdelixet.le...tt3e,h.'oselit"):„Liottwic:Ifnatttillooenusieaoliteoli:;ivathearxes
night last was 4 grand stiecess.me pro. men, visited fineries in olielleo Heron served. The wedding gifts were well
ceede amounting to $25. The program and Tavistoch during the weelo-(f. ect.cretie vialaziNee "n4 1,_1?ef,111 and in ade
wao epprecititive,,-Mee James Rosseati. or St. Joseph, is spending at .7"°"`,„'"a tuasii "1"11 tuts iuealitY came
Redo ntoviel to Exeter Monday. Me. few days in queliee, atteml to his 411" '4 °I.trnt (P* 41t, S towel arid Men -
•esseasesee
pink roses. Ernest Unit/Were wos the
sister, „who eineeeeeesit, oto nono, Itoba. Brussels Methodist Sabbath,
sbeerafforrotmh itetrewkitetle._»(!seiclis4t,mbeorealcue$,Lt
leen and see), Lorne, or Ilattuotionat., here. --Mies Itella of Zorra towns,hip, is watch eu the hralei, and a eeheid
Of POfit 1111P011, i$ visiting her relatives bberrareeerieditswhe.ntTitotenigee:oindeeshuelasit7::
are visiting friends here. She left here visiting ber tutele„ Mr. Awn Ehnee.---
jcsio is a good citizen aod will be
nilesed be his ninny' friends hoe.
viTuitt wm be our lose, however, will
be Extents gain,-Mra, X A. McColl-,
Iowan, small girt about twentyithrve mist /411, and Mes•Fiekbeiner left theeameevere,
e -ears 0,g0, and was pimil at echool on visit. -F. Hoes de Son nre turning inh far Weddling trip to Niag41-4 FAN
to Mr. Moneta Wing. She see$ many ont zt one tills4 nwurxgtrtaieerytuan and other point& of interest before re.
changee, lint recograiees matey of her fir VitIceffeldee-MMAihert Rose Is gm, Willing to them home in Sebringville_
old, echool inatee. She in a niece of llued to her bed throegh anti ThrY r'ire.$ with them the heart)? head
Hiroo, Brawn. who ehe is at present under the doetoris care, as is also Mr. wishes of many far their baPPinees
vielting.-Me, John Delbridge $ new Fred Hess, Sr.- hfr. Edigboffer has t nd litosPeeitY.'
house le ready for the Oa -tem. -Mr. R. returned to his home in Itilalae-Rev.
Deihridge is erecting a cement silo on Father Courtole, of Dover Stmth.visits Vgliorne
esley fleywoint lost at the Souble line tor a few days last Uri W. Piriretnilei of the 4th cow.
the faint reeentlyerclutsed front Ur. ed several itf hie former periehioners ,
o„ volualite horse the other day. While weeke-Mie Courad moved the cessiaihilss been made itt a pectie
paettwitig In the field with otherluirees engiue tionse to hie farm Tinned:tee waY* Or Ye4" Pincinithe
•• h- IL 1
it bad blood 111$,501: ruptured And int a . .
T. to eel the held at the homeior 311se
Lydia Eciebier. on Monday evening.
July Sinn Peitz Is buy doing
some worle on his farm that he remit-
parehased en the Bronson line, -
The eloquent palpitoratonR.eveFiteher
McMenamin of amtou gave a Wry
intereeting lecture- .in the Cietholic
ehurch mrTueetlay evenhig.-Aira.
The re .ular meeting of the W. V. as 'etn to ns
ply soakage. consemzeutly It was dis.
reitilt died He also lost a fine sleee of a well w lel) wire no $ ri
the satate (hi y through ileath. His loss
, • -P p rite. $
is about Stitt,
agreeable ite a$ unhealthful. De-
termined to remedy matters if pose
sthie Mr. Pineotnbe (lecided to pro.
care the- services of iltr. Sroale, who
J . 0. S'etei:Velie (fareerly CrAIM
eweeare,terreteeteillreir. Notary, ifeonarygoicer tleVer fulls in locating a epring. to
Ureter to le:at-Eerier. oei, Sifik n well. The evork Was done and
.7111:FS Petty spent Wednesday at a depth a 6111 feet an eeeeelleelt
In Seeforrie-Mrs. Blair spent 4.1 foni ->;ttitiers and her M. Eddie, are visit- sPting was struck* tbe water lituthinit
weeko-Mre, C. hes returned after poor to leatihig for Reeter wheee &Mart t 1.1Q b011tlits time teltrick
spentlinott few doe s with 31tre J.Dines will melee her 1' 14 triune.- 31te ihehteetah'ii eamitiers his f irra
daie leippete-iiiiss Cando Wright, Snell. Small of hoe\ improving hie 4'13 °iten ule'vd„to the extent of
of Niagare Valle, is visitiug at G. v. term lay potting a flew wire felize, Ktgl hY the lieW
Bette& - Moe James Taylor, Of Iht ateuttil IL The posts were driven Ire
ronto„ opeat fewilates in town dining 31e, Snider. of TtiShWintil„ with a urbisley,
the wee---311en Ca% demo, of Lotalane , delver. Dere likes to have thinge "%Ye ore ple.tt;.-N1 to note that 3InJohri
kdays with Rippett friends during the log the formeee. eonsfm, 5/p., I), Snell, in in aliondenee. F, 0 Inneli 60 flint t
is ving Mende in town. --The an- , right
tronce eieaninations is Whig, held !tete week' it is one wed thitY eGoielbeeerts'oiratit:neria'eatsion°11iesriteedethrienait
this 1'. t?,.. -Mie John 1,Vessatiller has to encool the iletth of Levi Ila- •
lute been ;attending tilt,. Ltillatill Well" Intl:Wed in the Broneon returned home ihoin lenolon ;Volubly,.
.11 fully teeevered from his eevere ontaek machete of the Goshen Liue, Hay, who riwely and will :tome I;e a le to *edam
of plea wile -Arnold Metteithine Min died on Thanzelity List. Ins 1'011141111S 1 ti sit4:01/11:11;31?,1142141z:v11:ile247 hirtye IT rttbies
leginte, k rending a few days with cemeteey on Saturday, the funeral bee
his parents Iterte-Mre. F. MeDonell ing largely attended. He leaves it 'reih,e,..„11A/noteeilli-enlit'oPrianiii`coinb-itswel,)selleoeilit!
and chilthen are visiting friends in widow arid growa up family tu mourn ;Jo -7,8"r tici:ieno, crewel was teiTinene
-Mies Diane t Petty. ot Toronto, Is ADDRESS AND PDCSIfeMeTtfele.---The Uri, J. elitism ,ivere the gnests of MC.
Detroit. flier will remain seine tone, hie demise. iteel all reporteN it good time.-31reind
visiting her brothteeeitud ether friends eluieuee, toe doer, seihieleo leviuhd and Mrs. Tilos. Gilbert on Titursdeev.
it) ;mil atound thinerill.--Rev. J. S. e1
as and sy.e.T.17. rriwoteci miss DRATti op Um Itanurf,d04,,...1346
Henderson was in Toronto last week
Laura Williams with t unfollowing ad- week it becomes our Onty to recerd
Attending the General Assembly of dpesst
the death of 3.1r. N. Morgan. who thed
Presbyterian ehurch.-J. C. Clausen rear 314s tit 1118 'home eone ssi 111
'was in Liettion last week to represent le h h..
tentiliarg. tile synod et the Diocese of /osin • tire C,1 tier erre faithful werittre aa e titer tinder the auspices of -the, ornopmen,
e on s vial.
St. Ptitire churl.% ;se a lay delegate to eneligeteleeltiiti•ihi goet trooriisieltlettie isiotieon Sunday laet, tool was buried on
the See el.--Ittev. W. Doherty Wats it theteou areetouttliithe ue. w • ted ant he are Toesdan the funeral being 'colidneted
Hum at teindon last week. -M as 'S.
oeueevecelotretseeriee Ttt----------------------- T,tivos. ifhe bereaered widow
h'11444'w' ,atd' "3 i! Iand family have the eympathy of the
Cook, whp has been on 011 exteneed (decor near. es Preetfue el Vbe Ali!anfte Y611
V $ tO *len+ S 1111( reloitieed lit Stmt., lave pmven mast entriceth• wortar, atel eel; love cortitutntity.
tr f 1 I
ford nod seboogville. bos teve raitiouinifemeant ef theater. I'd us
eurnett
er so min .bablath behmd Oars fed that wo Clandeboye,
ed bOlUe 4tttor tokiug dip101110. At 11"4.'t ht4eQtwi. w.c.'2'.1% krxv4 its laP. Me. James Glebe, of litielditne
bailee again.-Rov McCoy Juts return- are losing keine tenter. eel hal won the tare -
the Commercial College, London, Leo to.1,oar eanteLt cOrns as Prcrident, ant ue oni naino o, few (loos with jell&
where he has beef* in attendauce for ,ifelfl,etcliFtgeliirienc:illtr,litc,i'aitivill:i111114.171f1II:.utervali;rtwtliftitiVit (br.) 8116.011 S-1;41A-ili
Wale MOntbS.--A nutuber front here
spending his itolidays illichignia.-
Guelph last 11t,'1. 1110 asseesnient or
took in the excursions to Detroit and, ei Yee ea neer this tra srnitc WI D' ITMe611414 I 14131" Thill'AtY'—:110 1" Fted. Piutt' is
Mr. Ben Seals, of St. hittrys, spent a
Ifensall is '8220,850.-W, 3.1eCovayh(ans, wselaiTice 0. tom 014,0 tra,.., t ,ez,dlit:ir,itaiti.c,,d a fioit doe's with his Parents hese- -Ain
diepoeed of his pOny to James ts 1 tenpin lifelmav tegewitinlietIo9'lf r""' cknil
tee,ollins bas his netv barn twenty conn.
and purchased another one. -Our Odd ' ' ' " elm 1 a NrEp,m, vi.e.eae pleted.-The famous Bell Ringers evill
Fellows intend shortly to put, in some Miss IDA WELL, ViA:e•Pris.
nen' upholstered furniture, width will
add to the comfort and appearance of
their halL-Miss Nicolls, of London, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Urquhart
H. Reyuolds is raising a portion of his
house which adds greatly to its ap-
pearance. He bas also put a handsome
fence in front of his property. -The
Christian Endeavor conyention which
WS to have been held in Myth last
week luts been postponed till Septette -
ben -A. elraerberry sociol, under the guests. rhe bride was attired in a
give an entertatnment In the Metho-
Worrosions.-Weeteetars.-A very (list church on Fritlay evening next.-
pretty wedding took place at. the res- A game of football will be played be-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Williatn, tween Dentield and Clandeboye on
OO Wednesday afternoon, Ante 18th, Thursday evening for the champion -
when their eldestdaughter, Miss Laura ship of illiddlesex.-Mrs. Thomp-
Charlotte, was joined, in theholy bonds son, of Calgary,N.W.T„ whip has been
of matrimony to the Rev. If. White- visiting friends in this vicinity for
sides, of the Montreal Conference of the past few days bas retiuned borne.
the Methodistchtweb. The ceremooy St James church held their annual
was performed by the Rev. Yaeger, m strawberry festival on Thursday even -
the presence of a large nuraher of Ing -Mi Mellhargey, of Stratford.
was in two last week. -Mrs. Picket, of
Chatham, is visiting her brother, Mr.
Wm. Cunningham, here. --Miss Eva
Collins is away spending her holidays.
anspieea of the Womee's ..ktlxilitu7 Of
St. Pears churcb, wilrbe held in the
skating ring on Thursday evening,
July 3rd.-A1iss Annie Johnston has
returned from London, where she has
been for the past seven months. -Mrs.
Babcock, of Stratford- is visiting her
son, Mr. G. N. Babcock, here.
REAM OE jokiN Ponn.-It is with
sincere regret we chronicle the death
of jobst Pope, merchant tailor, of this
place, which occurred after midnight
on, Wednesday,18. Mr.Pope had been
ailing for some timobut not sufficient-
ly to cause him to leave his business,
About the middle of last week, how-
evenhe was obliged to take to his bed,
but had improyed sufficient to be able
to walk around on Sunday. On Sunday
night he became worse and gradually
sank despite tfie most -careful efforts
of his physician, wife and friends. His
constitntion, never 'robust was gradu-
ally worn out by confinement and loug
hours incident to his business. He was
a good citizen, well liked by all who Montreal Annex'Mr. Whiteside has
bad business or social relations with been pastor of thet church, and during
him and his unexpected death has his brief pastorate has completely won
awakened a strong chord of sympathy the love and admiration of his congre-
for his bereaved wife and five children, gation. At a meeting held to bid fare -
all of them quite young. The deceased. well to the old pastor and welcome the
was born in Plattsville, Ont., of Ger- new one, Mr. Whiteside was present -
man parents on September 5, 1864, He ed with an envelope containing a
learned his trade, tailoring hi that handsome sum. Mr. and Mrs. White -
piece and from there moved to Dash- side left on Monday last for Toronto,
wood about 17 years ago, where in where they took the boat for the
about a year he was Nveddecl to Miss Thousand Islands and other points of
Mary Ellen Grebiel. He remained in interest. A reception awaits them At
Dashwood for about six years, when
he came to Hensall, rebutting to Dash-
wood over five years ago; where he did
business for a couple of years, but at
the earnest solicitation of his old
friends returned to Hensalesince which,
he had been steadily improving his
business. He was a member of the
Quarterly Board of the Methodist
church and took a warm interest in
its welfare. Ile was also an active
member of the Canadian Order of For-
esters and also of the Zurich Lodge, A.
F. & A. M. He was just in the prime,
of life, being in his 38th year. The
funeral took place to the Tiode4erville
cemetery on Friday under the auspices
of the Zurich Lodge, A.F. & A.M., and
the 0.0.F, and was largely attended.
The deceased held a certificate for
$1000 in the 0.0.F.
eautaful costume of white silk and
presented a most cbartning appear-
ance. She was attended by her sister,
Miss Ethel, while the groom was sup-
ported by the Rev. Chris. Baker of the
Wesleyan College. The bride has for
many years taken an active part in
church work, being Presidene of the
Young People's Alliance as well as of
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union, of this place and has been an
active Sunday school teacher. She
has also been a member of the choir
since its organization. The Y.P.A,,
the choir and the W.0.T.1.1. presented
her with at magnificent silver tea ser-
vice, together with an address, expres-
sive of her many services. The esteem
in which the bride is held fomad ample
expression in the many handsome and
nsefnl presents which she received.
The groom •gradnatecl from the Wes-
leyan Theological College, and since
the death of the Rev. Mr. Aline of
Fairmount Avenue Methodist churcb,
the home of the groom in Metcalf,
whence they will prouend to their new
home at Hudson,Que. The good wish-
es of a host of friends follow them to
their new home.
Illnentelonna.-The following tak-
en frein the Brussels Post of last week
thus refers to two former residents of
tlais place. "At the comfortable resi-
dence of Mrs. T. Maunders, South of
13russels, a very pleasing and happy
matrimonial engagement was entered
into Wednesday evening at 6,15 o'clock
when Rev. Jno. Holmes, Methodist
minister, tied the nuptial bew between
Rev. Chas. Finkbeiner, pastor of the
Evangelical church,Sebringville,Perth
Co., and Miss Lizzie, second daughter
of the hostess. Ceremony was per-
formed on the lawn under an ever-
green arch from which a floral bell was
sespended. The bridelooked charm -
Clinton: While erausing himself on ing in a very becomingcostume of
a raft, on Andrew's pood the other white organdie and carried a hognet
day, Harold, son of Mr. Albert Mor- of roses. She was attended by Miss
re% fell in the water, but beyond the Davie, of Toronto, who was tastefnlly
&irking he got experienced no harmattired in blue organdie and carried
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Mr. Wm. Brown has returned from.
Detroit after a very pleasant visit -
Our town boys are using the flax -mill
grounds in which to play base ball. -
We are pleased to state that Miss Lily
Huston is steadily recovering from her
recent illness. -Mr. August Hill hae
purchased a new driving horse. -Mr.
Henry Eilber, M. P. Pe and. Mr. Jacob
Heist have returned from Muskoka
Lakes, after an excellent eating among
the wilds of Ontario. Mr. Heist aston-
ished his old comrades by his healthy
appearance and seems to have taken
anew lease of life. He says he will go
deer shooting in the fall, but hisfriends
are doubtful if he will keep his promise.
-Mr. and Mrs. john Winer, of Morris-
ton, are visiting relatives in the village.
-Mr. Matthew Morlock has given his
verandah afresh coat of paint. -Straw-
berries have been sold in the village
the past week at seven cents per quart
-Mr. Wm. Lewis has returned from
Parry Sound District after a successful
fishing tour. -Mr. Joseph Heist is hav-
ing a cement floor laid in his barn. -
Mr. Thos. J. Amy, who was hurt at a
raising last week, is rapidlyrecovering.
-Rev. and Mrs. G. D. Damn) attended
the camp meeting services in Carrick,
the past week. R,ev. Staebler and Mr,
Gottleib Brown occupied the pulpit in
the morning and everting last Sunday
during his absence. ---Rev. C. W.
Brown, of Exeter, preached two excel-
lent sermons in the Methodist church
last Sunday. -A strawberry festival
was held on the Methodist church -
grounds last, Tuesday night, The
ladies took active part and made it a
splendid success. The funds collected
will be placed towards paying the ex-
penses of painting and otherwise reno-
vating the interior of the church.- Mr,
Chris Zwicker, traveller for The Mc-
Cormick Manufacturing., Co., of Lon-
don, is fast recovering his health and
will soon be able to take his grip again.
-Cue board sidewalks are an a dis-
graceful condition and it is high time
that something was done to repair
them. -Toolay is Stephen's Civic hole -
day and a good turniout is expected.
Splendid prizes will be paid to the suc-
cessful ones, who will compete in the
various sports in Grand Bend natl.:.
Let everybody come and make this
day, the day of all days.
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