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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1902-7-31, Page 1FIFTEENTH YEAR. EXETER ONTARIO „ TRIM DAY, JULY 31, 1902. C.11. ANDERS, EDITOR.. 1 4 OrKAN.Ar Ar..:-0,!416r4i4r,Ar-14 efts. „eett atet snt- elteeternteee* .4rm• LADIES' .LPIft SHOES For summer is the sensible, kind of wear. There is a heap of Foot comfort for those who we our Low Shoes. There can be lace barder when our quality or Foot Wear is offered at the prices below: Ladies' Oxfoulta flexible soles, kid toe -cap, dongola upper, at WA sixes 3 to 6. Ladiee' toe elipper, strapped, setin tie with famey bled; buckle at SIM and. $1.25, sizes 3 to 5, Ladies' Oeforde, black kid with medium)) flexible soles. lad hie -caps. $1.35, elette 3, to Cite lettliesTrilby I:ow Shoes, bleacher styles. patent toe cape. kid shape mul ti $h50, sizes tite to ro See our Ite:tvy so4eit4oefoids at nee, 311sees Low shoes, sizes 11 to 13, et $1,tei toad $1,15. Children's Slippers in three different etyles. Peetless Shoes correct in style, mate price, quality from $7 . ecreemvay 311ss Mary McGregor; of Detroit, is visiting her uncle, 51aJohn McGregor. -Miss E. Howard returned to her home in Exeter, after a few days' visit with her friend, Mitzs Alice Wit$011.- Miss 1.4. Bohn left be' e last week to visit friends in Aurora. M. and Spok- ane. Wash.-W.J. Wdson Ce, start- ed their qui), closing last Mandy and intend to elose Monday and PridaY nights at six o'clotle and Wednesday veninge at 8 o'cloele, They will &so close on all holidays excgpt, for half an hour morniug and eventng to attend o the mail. -The Canada, Compane's lands hare been flooded, damaging a great many news of crop. . „ Ceatraliar DIM °REP 4 ORME Centralia, 011icebeign to4 Teleetone e syranneeitlnn nie; main cr-Tv--. teesee Wm. Hinetable is on the sick list and older the doctotr'a eare. Goo. Welelter its Making mid selling home- nade bread and buns to the She mattes an excellent artiele and those who tiny bread eitould give her ell. --Mi'. and M. NV. R. Tan who Ave been visiting here for serer& are left for their imme in Toledo, Ohne 31undaya -Mrs. Ce Wilson. 21i'. J. 7tr. Howard, of Exeter. and 31ra I Lamm. of Killarnete Mane, visited at Mee lanu„ Down's litSt Feirhell has about. recovered from ; evereattaek of uteasles.-Mr. Anthem Hicks, wino has been in Manitoba for OUIP tinue returned home Friday, - 3,1n, liskst011 hit'i hie new s:tw Will neatly completed and reedy for the machinery, It will he. match larger t and none saitatble in every way than t he old onie The Lieton shappee eel, - bud 44 hunker loom Inge 441 Motol3F., POPLESTONE & CARDENE R eries aSpeeialty. post °eke Mock MONQ 1.0.kt: 1,Volievountielit0 trivate fettle fo vg$tment, won thlral or village reaper loweet rates of tutetest. DICRSON CAVAINO. flartlater3. ete,. Exete °NUN' fl large amennt in term alga vaterse perste eneeresett. net:titter. roe. Exeter E.TIVSE,s'e EL1.14,11rT . neal Esialercirge leediraien Agent Carzt,stAgiiiillage pfr..4•1117.es irClicarral)le terntl, 04)4 est .ved:iee tate-sea, tarlb el rano cl Naleel„a me the far ttzt.c. • • ' AfireP, • 15. At ft1ndsi t t iv; 111.1.A.P111. cis(o,t tacit -act v";,,er. tiras7F. viz dna carats; 021;1 ;2 it .4 r•4,-1 make t Nur:nips ltaei n Nr8, Co4„ To LIFNT tilt DM Sala 4 nadersigged ciferiti-g fee mat al fir ,-11 0411 deS,ralle hotelier! wt.., Mtlit'l...71E1114k, Ilas, Wing 1�.4%41ra-slim I. 1,02;hra1 tun/in,* ate cans entratle le.(ated to Exetcr. And are sopplied catty gas4 totildlop, large orchard dud ; r ;•,:-''1 fls • 4 %UM FOR SALE Vie nallers"„gted iv olefin,: tline sale that IINkalde lootere farm situated in the township of Crlevir.fd, tiling lot %Con. 4. The lard iv all sleanal, we II dvatiol, well fenced and in on es:Anent good mate of cultivation. There is on the premises a large line brick louse, shied harn. awl other and a good young orchard. iv a firs:otos tam and lte aDil reasonably. Terms to suit pltreliaser. Apply to FIZAtill TATUM, creliton klast, P.( Hone. PROM'S" FOR SAM. The u ndersigned offeting for tale that desirable fltIsituated at. Devon, 01111i0 London Road. This hotel is In goal conclitiOn, and Is •:* miles south of Exeter. This mad Its largely tra( oiled and for the right man thancesare good for a splendid 11111IMSS. There is a good btable bt eonnection atm, 11 aeres of laud. Possession given immediately. This proptety will be sold cheap. For particulars, apply to Ihetcsox 4 Clatlan, Exeter, Oat. IMPORTANT TO HOG RAISERS. You tee save money, time and feed by keeping yerur pigs (Iry and clean. They will thrive better and keep healthy. Make the hog comfortable and he will put on flesh. You ean do so with a very little emense by erecting (Pedler's Patent). The Elevated Moveable Pigs Bed. Simple of construction, make it yourselves. Send VAX) in registered letter for farm right certificate and plan of construction to Patent applied for. Join; PEDLER, Exeter, Oat' VOTERS' LIST 1901 Municipality a the Township of Step- hen, County of Huron. ' Notice is hereby given that I have transmitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in section 8 of Te Ontario Voters' List Act, the copies required by the said section to be so transmitted or delivered of thelist, inside pursuant to said Act, of all persons ap- pearing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the said Municipality, at Elections for members to the Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Elections. and that the saathst was first posted at my office, in Cred- iton, on the 10th day of Jilly A. 1)., 1902., and remains there for inspection. Electors aro called upon to examine the said list and if any ominissions or other errors are found therein, to take immediate proceedings to have the said errors corrected accord - 'n to law li/MRY EMBER TownshipsClerk. Dated at Crediton, this 19th day of July, 1002. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Of Richard Charles Cecil Tremaine, late of the Village of Exeter, in -the County of Huron„Electrician, • Deceased. Pdrauant to Chapter 120 of the Revised Statutes a Ontario, 18974,.notioe is _hereby given that all creditors and others having claims again stthe estate of Blob ard Charles Cecil Tremaine, late of the Village of Exe- ter, in the County of Huron, Electrician, who died on or about the 25t1I day of June, 102, are on or before the FirstDay of August 14 D„,7902 to send by post, prepaid. to Messrg. Dickson lk Carling, Exeter, Ont., Solicitors for Wil- liam Oldright, M.D, the sole executor of the last will and testam ent of the Said deceased Their christian names and surnames, ad- dresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their ac- counts ancl the na ture of the security (if any) held by them; and that after the said day -the said Executor will proceed to distrib- ute the assets of the said deceased am °lig the parties entitled thereto, having regard only. to such claims of. which notice s_hall have texTegiven as a noye required and the said Executor will not be liable -for the said assets or any part thereof to any person or -persons of whose claim or claims notice shall not have beenreceived at the time of such distribution. Dated at Exeter, this Lith day of June, 1902. William Oldright. M.D. Diem sots (it CanLINq,. his Solicitors • 1,-4.4•S."..,'••.•;,; • . VOTERS' 1431'1902. lity of the \lave of Exeter; Nel:'*tto bile* er "'..arrcied si; the $ 1V27, Wee.f4.1 . *14wrivot k 3 aa.terivral.",c..t.:, ir:A[.4 4 tliOp, rc t .a ,01 ..":33. 103.zatw32,:4'q, , z$7, rmtmiwtrs a7"4 4.r1 T.:4`144;1;,all arx 4117,z1=',, QTM $ r.,71reAttlx.. s arp Ana 0.7„4 i474F •4•1z71 -44,...i,;4; A U. .aea ie rale- ieinea ItItm,itair,Vd se144.., „4; teee ,ett tq,. Cbiseiburst 31r. and 3h e. 31eWanne, who have heen fa lend-. in Clandeboye for se paet few ve vitae have retairneth--- . thee Pylane hate Item engagrd melt in the Tnelagentith sehind, in the tie4 of Mise 31. J. Mott -Non, who hes veigniel.-The farmers in thie seetion ;ire getting Olt elonly with their hey, on aceount of so much Mr.John Rieke, prineipel of the Burford public sellout, at:New:tided by ltiS 111141 familyeare spending the holidays here, the ettlests of Mra mothere-We are sorry to report the illness of Mrs. James Davey and Mi. John Taylor. Their uany friends wish Mein aspeedy vecovery. SAD ACCIDENZ-A Sad ana destrese. ing accident oecorred hi mir midst last, week to little DMA, youngeet daugh- ter of 31r.Donald Hrintneleh The child- ren were playing atemml. when the her was exhaustingpw steam from the engine. notteing the children close, he stepped =omit the engine, when be heard a cvy and was horrified to see the little totaled fallen into the hot Water. Dr. Ferguson, of Hensel% W.D. summoned. The little sufferer lingered along until the next daymben her Heavenly Father released her pain and the young spirit took its flight to Him who gave it. The bereaved par- ents have the sincere sympathy of tbe community in this their sad hour of trial and sorrow. The funeral took t place Thursday and was largely at- ! tended. Ilensall Mrs, Joseph Case has been quite ill for some days but is now recovering. -Miss Edith Brown has returned to her home in Exeter, after a pleasant visit with her brother here. -Mr Lain - brook, of Theenesville, spent Wednes- tiny in town. -Miss Hannah Ortwein, after an extended visit with friends in Port Wayne, Indiana has returned home again. -Miss Lodie Moir has re- turned from Kincardine where she was visiting friends. -Miss Edna Nee - lands is visiting friends in Toronto, Georgetown and London. --Mrs. (Dr.) Kidd, and sister, Miss Hamilton, of Brooklyn, N. Y. are the guests of their sister, Mrs. Babcock. -Miss Fern Grant, who bus been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Henderson, for wine thne, has returned to her home in Beecher. -Mrs. Fred. 3IcDonell and children, wbo have been on a month's visit to friends and relatives in Detroit, have returned home. -The Rev. J. S. Hen- derson exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mr. Shaw, of Egmondville, on Sunday morning last. --There was no service in the Methodist church on Sunday, owing to the Quarterly service being held at Bethesda. -Among those who took professional certificates at the Normal School, London, we notice the name of our young townsman, Arthur McAllister. -Messrs. P. Lamont and J. Caughlan each shipped three car loads of cattle from here Wednesday. -The Anglican church Sunday School Con- vention and Reui-Decanal meeting for the County of Huron, was held at Grod- erich Thursday, A number from here were in attenclauce. -The W.A.M.A. of St. -Panl's church met at Mrs. Kais- ers' Thursday. They purpose sending off their annual bale of clothing this week. -Messrs. Dayman and Mr.-Kenap have gone on a trip to Manitoba. -An effort is being made toresuscitate our band. We hope the members will be - successful. -The farmers are experien- cing much trouble in this vicinity in securing their hay crop, which is a good yield, on account of so much McMahon, of Brooklyn, N. Y,, has been visiting relatives in town during the week. He was accompan- ied here by his mother, who has been visiting friends in Brooklyn. -Dr. F. A. Sellery has returned from Kincar- dine, where he was visiting his par- ents, -Miss Runaball, of London, was in town last week. Miss' Xi!: Seen lis iiliog friende war Lorie rm. visithyr felendsitt this eleinity.-Mies &MIRO* (Minn t friendeittPat naimber sif yomig people event a deeeent thne ant the lee cream Party ot 31r. and 31rs. Lewis",,-311*,5CS Raehel and Lizzie Gilliert were the guests of .31r. and Mre. J. Lewis last tinntlay.-3fr. and 3tre. A. Taylor pass - t hrotigh here 1:tst 1 -ti nday.-Mr. and Ire. F. Mont and Phi:then etarten for their home. in Rat Pot tap last Wed- nesday. -A number of young people epentit pleaeant time Tuesday evening at Mr. and 31re. A. quarterly meeting service of the Meth- odist eivenit, will beheld in Mar's Hill church. at &Insley. on Sunday, An- guet 3rd. The eet vice will be maim:t- ea Ity the Rm.. S. Knott, --no farmers proepeets are pretty gloomy this year, beeanse of the gi eat almndanee of rain anti electrie SWAIM& - -We are pleased to bear that Miss Violet A. Weie has passed her primery examination in musie, at the London Conservatory of Unsie,and reeeived her certificate with first *lass honor& Luca,' Miss Guthrie, of Merton, WAS the guest of Miss Mara for a few does due - mg the week. -Me. Ed. McLean is home for bis vacation.- Mr..B.Interett, of Brantford, was the guest of Mr. Alex. 'Maas, last week. ---Ur. Harry Wahusley returned from his holiday trip Wed nesday.--Mr. Maellhargey, of Toronto, was calling on friends here last week. -Mrs. P. A. Stewart is vis- iting her parents at Kincardine. -Rev IL A. Thomas and family spent a few days in WalIageburg last week, visit- ing Ur. Thomas' mother, who is dan- gerously ill. --Messrs. W. E. Stanley, T. Coursey and James Stanley have gone to Muskoka on it business trip. - Ur. F. A. Stewart is spending few days in Toronto. -Mrs. Richard who has been confined to the Victoria Hospital, London, for some time, died there on July 19, at the age of 37 years 18 days. The remains were brooght here and the funeral took place from her late residence on Tuesday to West - minister cemetery. -During the thure der storm which passed.over this sec- tion on Wednesday evening the barns of Mr. jarnes Kelly, on the 10th con. of Biddulph, were destroyed by light- ning. Parkbill Mrs. MacLeodhas sold. her fine resi- dence on Broadway street, to V. Ratz, ex-M.P., and will erect a residence on Main street, smith, on the lot purchas- ed from Mr. Simon McLeod. -Miss Myrtle Vandeburg is spending her va- cation in London. -Mrs. A. C. Ready and children are visiting friends in St, Marys. -Mr. Arch. Smith was a judge of butter and cheese at the Winnipeg exhibition held in that city last week. -Dr. D. C. -Wilson and Mr. Jas. Mc- Kinley have gone on it pleasure trip up the lakes. -Mr. James York has re- turned from Paris owing to ill health. -Miss Jessie Tyrrell has gone to De- troit to spend a month, -Miss Paul Manes left last week for Kingsville, where she will spend her holidays. HOME AGAIN. -Trooper. S. Cameron, of the second C.M.R., returned home from South Africa Friday evening. Although the hour was late and the time of his arrival short, nearly the whole town met him at the station, and escorted. him to the town hall, where after an address of welcome from the Mayor and council, speeches, etc., Mayor McLeod presented bite] with an address and gold watch on be- half of the citizens. DEATH OF MES. FINEGAN.-OH Sun- day morning Mrs, James Finegan; de- parted this life after an illness of about four mouths, at the age of 73 years. The deceased was held in much esteem by her friends. She has been a resi- dent of Parkhill for. 24 years, and 17 yeats ago was married to her now be- reaved and sorrowing husband, who has much syriapathy in his loneliness. The funeral took place Tuesday to the liornisli cemetery and was largely at- tended: itz.:.s!liie.z.:31i..12,1i4,poltli:2._4111,1.111i,,zi114,ga iiit.L1,„. ; i„.„ i,te,,14g,t1,,141,11: ,,,t.',,,,tur. tir!Ittti,171:1‘,1v:.o ;toy!!! 1,31.411ii .1' Ii1;11`4;11144,11 1.1411 14ttelItt, it:ill i(!,311,11:51bittt.,, i fl:.2, 1 jozt,4(Tivirii,,...t.i,,c,:11.,rliv414gv vii_edls,t.v.„41.11_,„Lli.,:,,,11,,,.. , :,1,,,i, elp jilti411_,Iszala_i10.412.3a1,,t111.11:.1,1111.415217.g.414..1.1,4ti44_412.:4,t; , 10140.-11;.4.17t41.11?,4,11:r.iilliltrlit7e1441.itevoilIte.414'lli.: iirt. r 1 It 1 Wiggint-.. of Giderieli, fon inner teitelier Vaeter, titaben line, het wet -le -Mire. ' had tInt tine' :14 r7e.0 :40 hie feet in 4 -ea In our peLiie eeinitii. epent a few daye; Dennis Det•etein end thingliter. t,f Se- dt'r tgr' eeve himself, lint managed te ' last week int the villenea, the guest 4 tf 4( beweilitt. Mialte, ate elmotlirate a few t'l'aUl 431' law tiuel; no liie. limile inei' 1 .31re. I.V.W. Ken% --Vivi-en:in Borland lidays with 31re. If. te Doan, and tither : malee Mei ally vat:white he a bides and wife. a lauldon, aim vieiting rola- friende.--The beery radii: of lae: .0,144; , hirefille10. tires in lids vieiiiity. "Sandy" has a large 11111lI141.1• fd friends, epee ami we Z1116".1. geilliti!'::.+44Pite. VitilielitililigS iiI)Porrap31: kn' ael nt s- ' Wbiebe)sea Miss Lucy Couch, of Mitchell, is the guest of Mrs. 3. C. Hell.-Frite Finks beiner inteede going ont West next week. ---Alis If. Backingleaut is taking (I. Jones aril family will holiday at Grand Bend next week, -31r. Ed. Clarke intends taking a trip to Detroit iu the near fie Date„eare, of Chicago, are at preeent ture,--The farmers are carrying: long visiting id, Mrs. D's temente, tilt. and faces these days -too much rain fee. 31rs. Hourett.-Mr. Ben Charrette, our harvesting is the clease.-31r. Ed. and pepniar thresher, has engaged Mr. Fel. Charles Clarke spent Sundey in St. Talbot, of Drysdale, as engineer for Marys. St. Josepb. Goderiell tp: White uploading hay .A large ItlIttlber of tvorlemen are DOW • F1;14,11Y '',IY, ,ifie14- natTowlY Mellott busily engaged building the govern- wtlat.PatiXo 11°„,ree lic,eo a severe if tiOt merit dock here, tvhich will be found f°tal 413°,174 "le 4)47 fork bY SOMe un _f:a. :ipetztoi:e1::.dt._fo;117:::tigalto: i cbtenua:alcuotibetteae:8poltz:iti:tna;:gehthchaillEchetelpegno:::::i a gFeat eonvenience evhen completed. ,line?,B5 ,f,et1 and nue of the forks peat.. i Saturday last. Perhaps he ha,, emu, the toe. Had be been struck on the nee to record the death of 31re. Brea - Tire:. nan, wife a 31r. Peter Brennan,of tine 5t11. eon. Deceased lead been ailing l'r the coming season. -31r. J. G. McLean einne tune, and her death was not un - left tni Saturday last for Chatham to 1 ri),,,, iezit,ig„,,,,,,,,:ne,,,,,.,...sT:ta.ttt,,, iol.,,,,,,,,:er,... v ,s,, his family. 0 yeene ago she eett hal bete with her .-____ ;, husband. Hee husband and Civo WWI Dasbwood 7 survive Iter. The wet weather has hirulered the Tuckersmit b. The pattienders surrounding the eed death zu ::•;orth Dakota on Jade 12t14. of William, son of Mr,. Heaney Carter, haw ityan receive& was beet mate , farmers in cutting the grain and tinnale St• MarYs: Dontliar wet wah AO it l'IV4 r halt ;Intl it :14g lleeinfuipg Its ',bare bad t;; 11Se Me cradle as tlie Mud eelrere tweident FridaY afternoon. mate I, e !nee to it Its rientning the 115 On wet to use the binilete-Daring ' saUeudiPg 10 14 Yoong hr. it iedaeel ane eteeee hint no the r.1 the heavy thunderstot co which pa -teed Vree"s (1444 *!t 4C riEuldenlY Insiz- iPa%, This anew him into the stream °vet' this section Net Weilitealey ,eti tan with ite bind feet end caught, and the REE riqu vzkyrit a him imn the , night the lightning struek on the left dwelt. His face ate wheel where lie rereived euch terrible 1"11°°e Post anti deolegtel ;11111. other% '1,"*111 0,‘ Flaw was bediy' etil. The.' howies I, i4 oeke Head a few 'entre. coahae se t in wo lta4Itty hod to stitch it, len both Odell names of the loved tinee in the old „ MinalaY :light. between Dashwocti Peter V eon ciC MK, 11* He 15',14:3 co:v.11mi V; 09P laht. no the, new posts, - t-hmh --------------------------------------°°P tligtiller. 110111e` here were On hie lip.;1,vhen death ' end Grand Dena readted in a the the Peter 'Jeans of thin town met with 34 Faroe. Tip, rqn.„„), Owls t *TOPS SIAIld111F, 0.0. reit% have to , rerY Paha& atteident on. Thureday washlawn, sen8 ono of tho hirge„t I shake up a little better next tune boys last week. For 541Mik time aet Lew CVer eefla ill that part of the state. the 404 brodi 111° 11° 1,1110 way fir 110111 working on the G. T. t as deceased voting luau being highly thy, utiter---4et George 1C1141)4448Jost , HUM ;Ma Wilt* mulling our or Toronto. thought 44. This. be wrote home some , a °HP'', '7,3"iyaan stile teeelt of ()n Thiereday while at worit in Toronta time e ea would be hie het veer in the s°""°'°" 11.11S' g°11(1 11111184 right arm nue 4. 0112141 by two thaw- 1Viii11` rade:Wed this all vent te a" was Pot ebeeed ley Mr. Kellerman • beside ou the ears awe tette badly, emask_ last winter ea, whine ite. pail), It grand , ed. 1 he ;was I emoved to tin- Butengtee lag to this seetion to 111114111. agfipi*.-Mp„ a. McLaren is here spiolit. 57 lleepital itild the arm witS illlIplk- i iitiri 1 a IfItIvii174401.iitisly48.1.,----t 3,11.11$1,7SiirtitilltioltitnIgtIt4 p14(t4,144initIa)781:1'01.R1114.)441],thOtO; day while Air •ivi'llY. 10- A .. , : 4::.11,.. 4151,44 .'; 1,1:11,4111A•titij4S and Tittlr'1137 Ci,f. eist ., tt, Fitz.414111.,,14s 0. 4. loading hog. c!re,t1,17, on 4., ..,.1 .,,,,, A N %le:, f•ineev4;yen ; w114," , I 144. h144e1011 1110 haul at met veltatuely ean li tani,' 1,•;;0001P4., 111404 being utztngted by 4 Valli31111 T. England, l'ilonditte'e - eses - ----- tele :v41(74041 te the Falls het 1V4.411. Ur* 11"‘TY Elligtiklit4•9'. 44 iil'af's i$ tho 4'ail t0i' it fiVoliti tied wet- beeking popular nieveltotit. Atte:tiled the tiro." Zurleit train. Ile had tweasion to pass arteinC Yell hat e a depreeeing elfeet fax- ; Clinteen :qr. J. W. Newconthe bee mers of t hie eeetion,a tineaber of n hem ' iteeepted an tefer if 0 ga0.41 t kin at ate not, yet done hayitig. Springrgrein. Winnipeg and exiee tea ttt have lef,:.; mote eepeeiatly and else flax, ate teeny " for Met tete- in the coulee of a few for a few weekeeeeratquet and horse. • t leaned tot anti wa.1 make tiaee. iett owitee te the dittoes of 1,10; 01,, vivant, „imies 14.,4114.1. vos.:,;•• J. Pi eller% Ill' the lettetitt and Lae or the tett 04. Old anti 4. 44)4)4, :lire tithe residence wae et enek. by light alillg flair. i purelnetts3egar.t.ke. k.iiitit,-,:thitsurrittil.i.s. WAIF,. . „Til,nsvi: ing an „t„,i,,, 1„ici,„,st in tin, g„,„,), and q mg the storm. Ott Welltat'Stlity Pi:PllitIrT, nese they will emu challenge the neighbor. bite the damage WitS slight. The light- l *Nim1 i. ie a bright %,..ttuitg IntsinerS6 In= lug towit,i, -Mr. Walter (leek, one lug rolloccvd a, Private teiephotte line !and We art. pleased tonnow that bi.twiE eenieetionen hns bad the int erior of , eitnneeting Mr. Pi lit'te'eti IA MSS With 5 vemain a citizen of Clinton. Mr. 11414- 111'. store repainted, thereby giving it ,.. his Amp. '4 1(1 piet tires were keatek. , byway may tenttinne ttt parry on the 4. very rt.clA and tin -to -date appearenee. 'I41 off the Wall. at, ids etore.--,311a. Net t:t 7 tailoring tar be testy teal:Ale lit another _..gr. e„he we Boner left tee may. 1 Wtni, whit bee etnitph.te'd the 111111111‘11`V 11110 Id 1111411t'SS. 311e14e 3Icaudity. after it short visit with season itt Rodney. has returned lionie. eitinetet weal mote here ;been 4 relathes in town. -51r. Jacob Heist She was 4""e0loPallivd 113. Miss Adi. eetione aceident happened to 31te IL 1)5. 14444) having consider:tide trouble Miele wh° wil.1,1%;11,VitInidttittrosit;'srit'rtelftt;Z 15nI lpiliit 'ill ioTilvii::11)df &Will,: !zit illitt;::::*1thlurartt ri141111347lintgbIlli1191.3tritittile/OerlI4liOelftnlsx6tttinuTs sttillee. (1311S0$170,3rrel''Isue.e8nIArisiiing friends mid rei- '. hil7, hay. Me. Melirfro was inanaeing eeedol in giving a numbre, tile coup de ntires bere for tile Pat,: it'w weeks. re- ". the hay fink, wben It unexpectly tfroi-' grave, but while in the net of shooting• tuvued to their home in Pigeon. 3fiele, . ped, striking him on the righe side of one the other day, lee nufortunatelee 1 ioltsdaY.-51re, BeorY Ii".1)&11I°V1 W1111' tbe throat. one of the pronge luilieting killid it chicken instead. Jae. has to has bee° vieiting ber daughter. 3Its, ttie:.as!i.ave.ry ligh,gash. andljusit missing teh :1gtettgeaiofte4singeeomhisStit(.1,0rLilaltlg;1ill Ieltlledit°ltjssAtai..11itIloNls,tieetytn olf1ieIas...trbt,veetrinsbavetn1tttA.s6sit,arNieiisol.tiittAtv11:tfrledieii41tttgitlon,estlttee. clonea great deal of damage to the Blake, IS ViSaing Miss 1.4f111511I11111e11'. ' ferieg eonsiderable fiesta loss of blooiL crops. -`11e brick and file elude have1 31r. Sam Geleer epeTi4ittySkt)In.idottiv 1)1111504,101111 lie all right, but it Was on uncones The wound was 4'14W11 11(1 and he Will been obliged to stop. work. for a few itont-31iss Maud weeke; as the water is standing in the Mich., and 311ss Olive Feint, of Dinh- eereoey eiese eau, wood, were visiting friends be town clay bends to the depth of five feet, Clinton; Mr. Hiram 11111 had a very Our oldest settlers eitunot remeinber a hist week.---31essrs. John Deichert and:, eiose 1I111 7111f1 I1111111114'- 1141 experience time when tbe rivar has risen to suchr3ToC.Iredi" the other day. While driving his hortee M. rman Buclianan visaed it height, as it now is. ton on Sitaday.-The 'regular meeting got its tail over the line, and in trying Cent) or Ttettens.--I desire to take of the W. c.T.u. will be held 3londay tn get the line out, the horse became evening at the hottitt of.31rs. E. Zell this opportnnity to convey my heart- -IP?" unmanageable and one line dropped. w. 0 -Miss Ella Rennie is visiting her sts- from Mr. Hill's hands. The horse bolt - Mit thanks to my many fviends, n so noblyassisted me at the fire, which t„sr, Mfe. I.'atulin, ,..of pae.beatot!.--,e3liss ed no the sidewalk, and threw Mr.. occurred on my premises, last Satur- 011 n()eulq anu•Inel.1, tt' jils.' Ct./PP' 1-1411 out, who fell squarely on his head, of Clinton, are holidaying at the Bend. but fortunately be escaped with no day night, the 26th inst. . EDWARD SWEITZER, Crediton. Finn. -Last Saturday night, about 11 p.m., while a heavy storm was in ptogress. a lightning bolt struck the bank barn, owned by Mr. Edward Sweitzer, north of this village. Both barn and contents were burned and very little was saved. The neighbors and people of the village worked hero- ically and saved the dwelliug and oth- er out buildings. Barn and contents were insured in the Hay Township In- surance Co. for $500, which will hard- ly cover the loss of the barn. Mr. Sweitzer just purchased the farm from his father a year ago and this loss will be a great draw -back to him. SCHOOL REPORT. -The following pu- pils, who wrote at the midsummer pro- motion examinations were successful. Names in order of merit. IV. to V. -- Melinda Trick, Ezra Oestreicher, Wes- ley BrowneWilbea Wray,Olivia Holtz - Jr. IV. to Sr. IV. -Joseph Finkbeiner, Pearl Hohmann, Myrtle Hirtzel, Brnce Kienzel, Arthur Holtz - mann, Lula Young, Alma Hill, Idella Brown, Sr. III. to Jr. IV. -Madeleine Bertrand, Wallie Hill, Idella Fahner, Gertrude Short, Bessie Wray. Jr.III. to Sr. III.-Lanra, Haist,Garnet Sweit- zer, Frank Fin kbeiner, Eddie Winer, Clara. Rau, Fred Maneenus, Norman Winer, Bella Hill. Sr. II. to Jr. HT. - Ida Ewald, Mabel Feltner, Irvine Fah- ner. Inter. II. to Sr. IL-Adeleine Finkbeiner, Roland Either, Lillian Gan ser,Reta Kienzle,Mildred Brovvn,Etbel Wray, Elvin McIVIIIrray, Rebecca Sims. 3 r.1I. to Inter. IL -Division II. --Hilda Shenk, Gladys Redden, Edith Mang - nus. Harry Trick, Charlie Finkbeiner, .Charlie Anderson, Sylvester Wuertb, Clarissa, Hill, Roy Fahner,Clara Holtz - mann, Minnie Finkbeiner. Jr. II. to Inter. IL -Division L -Pearl Geiser, Edith Hill, Wm. Oestreichete Ernest Appleton, Carry Wein, Ivan Hirtzel, Pearl Heist, George Beaver, Harvey Hill. Sr. Part'IL to Jr. Ir.-Emmery Vahner, Charlie Gower, Everett Heist. Jr. Part II. to Sr. Part IL -Elsie Gei- ser, Matilda Oestreicher, Harry Mang - nus. Sr. Part 1. to Jr. Part II. -Gert- rude Either, Maitland Wray, Roy Hed.- den, Wellington Elitist, Willie Motz. Nelson 'Hill, Beatrice Hedden. A 3 Class to A 4 Class. -Esther Heist, Ida Brown, Ezra Ewald, Pearl Fahner, Edith Anderson, Ella Anderson, Wel- lington Rau. Elsie McCallum, } Isabella Dow, Teachers. Claude 131tiett, DEA.TI-I OF MRS. HEr.--efree (shristi- im Hey of the Babylon line, who has been ill with consumption for some months passed away on Saturday and was buried on Monday afternoon in the Lutheran cemetery, the Rev. Mr. Harold, of London, performing the burial ceremony, in the absence of the pastor, Rev. E. Selmelke. .Mrs. Hey leaves it husband and a family of small children to mourn her loss. We ex- tend sympathy to the bereaved hus- band and Motherless children in their affliction. Around About US. Clinton: A son of Mr. Trowhill had the misfortune to receive a eevere gash in his foot by stepping on a piece of glass. Goderich tp: While drawing in hay Friday Stewart McDongall, of the Cut Line, had the misfortune to fall off the load, and in striking the ground his arm was broken. Mooresville: Mr. J. T. Simpson's little boy, who was last week almost at the point of death, has taken it turn for the better and he is now on it fair way to recovery. other nnury beyond, a severe shalang up. The loose driving line caught on the hob of the wheel, and wound up so quickly that the horse was brought to astandstill before doing any dam- age whatever. Hayfield: Chris Howard met with an accident a few days ago, while driving to Clinton. The shaft came loose and dropped on the horse's heels, Causing the animal to bolt. Alr. Howard, with Miss Mand Pollock and Miss Sohnsora were tbrown out. Miss Pollock woe severely shaken lap and Mr. Howard sustained a severe scalp wound and badly bruised face and arm, but Miss Johnson escaped nninjured. Goderich tp: The other dey a rig was coining along the Hayfield road from Bayfield, towards Clinton, anal when just abont Loft's corner the horse took frigbt and ran away, running in- to it rig ahead of it, containing a little boy and girl. The horse attached to this one then ran away, also, clearing the ditch, jumping a fence, and throw- ing the occupants out, the boy being cut across the back of the head, while the girl, it is said, was hurt internally., Hullett: jos. Reynolds met with an unpleasant accident on Friday. BIRTHS. While unloading hay, the track broke, allowing the pulley to fell, striking OaletetionaRe.and Mrs.e-vAatGranA. dBensdoo, aorrniefeu,a July r him on the head, rendering him • un- conscious and making a nasty cut. daughter. Ailsa Craig: Owing to the recent heavy rains the employees at the mill have been laid off work. The engine P00111 was completely flooded out and after trying in vain to pump it out with the fire engine, they had to set about malting a new drain. Clinton: Two well -known -residents of this place were -united in the holy bonds of matrimony on Monday, the contracting parties being Miss Harriett Davis, daughter of Mr. George Davis, and Mr. Harry Marsh. The ceremony took place at Detroit where the young couple are residing. McKillop: Mrs. Win. Henderson, of the 4th concession departed this life on Thursday evening of last week. Mrs. Henderson had reached the good age of 74 years.. She had been in deli- cate health for several months, but the FINEGAN. -.In Parkhill, on July; al end came anexpectedly and very peace- Annie, beloved wife of Samos Fine - fully at la.st. A short time before her d 3 death she was able to sit up in bed and gan, age7years. converse with various members of her TESBEY-in St. Marys, on -Wednesday° family who were at her bed side, and Sully 16, the infant son of Mr. and, she went off as if in sleep. Mrs. A. E. Teskey, BITELOCE.-In Greenway, on July. 20° to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bullock, a son. OurarrouE-In Seaforth, on July 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cudmore.a son. HATS -It. Seaforth, on Jilly 23rd, te Mr. and Mrs. R. SeHays, a son. CuooKER-At 50 Shaftesbury A,venne, Toronto, on July. 23rd, to Mr. and , Mrs. Roger & Crocker, a son. LOCICHART.--In Kingston, to Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lockhart, formerly a. Exeter, a daughter. Moin-In St. Marys, on Sattnelayt July 19, to Mr. and Mrs. James Moir, of the Offlce Hotel, it son. . weer es