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HURON 8z MIDDLESEX GAZETTE.
TWENTY-THIRD YEAR. No. 22.
EXETER, ONT., CANADA THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30th, 1896.
Jr0FIN WHITE & SONS
Publishers and. Proprietors
RaSSORD 86 00i
WOODHAM.
This week we close our 3r1 year's
business in Woodham, and next week
we start upon our 4th year better
equipped than in any previous year.
THE LIIJCEMENTS WE HOW OUT
BITYERS OF—
Dry-Ooods,,mi.
Millinery,
Clothing and
-+- Boots & Shoos
-BSTTER 0001)S FOR LESS MONEY,
-BETTER. QUALITIES AT LESS PROFIT.
--BETTER V.ALUE WITH MORE SATIS-
7-FACTION,— *
WE EMPHASIZE THE FACT
That we are in a position to meet the
competition of Town and City Hquses
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ipalithilaypaiidneapess
This week we pess into Stock our
first shipment csi B !UGH. ri,., NEW
SPRING GOODS, amounting to .
451S000
We know it is early to be showing
Spring Goods, but they are here and
well be pleased to have you come and
make an inspectimi even if you don't
buy.
We will still continue to close out
all Winter Goods at Bergain Prices.
R. S. FORD & CO.
Farquhar.
ACcimexe.--The other day while
liberal end attentive manner, sustain- Tucireremith
ing the enviable reputation they rnhave •
so M
long enjoyed. e platform eet- Comeene-The cosine
Hebbert.
•
il elect for the Balviss.-The new council met on
ing was also well supported by Rev. year 1898 met at Dixon's hall, Brum- Monday the 20th inst. T. Carroll MIS
Dr. Lyle, of Ilarailton, Revs. Grant re -appointed (sleek, James Hamilton
St, Marys and Locke and Martin of treasiwer, and John Allen caretaker of
Exeter, the other invited ministers hall. There were four applications for
having sent their regrets at, not being the office of assessor, and Mr. F. R.
able to attend. 'The pastor, Rev. Hamilton was the succ essfut candidate,
Fletcher, presided over the meeting in Mr. F L. Hamilton and John Gillespie
were appointed andithrs. The council
then adjourned to meet again on the
Exeter, interspersed the speeches with tosh, John Latta a,nd .Jacob McGee, third Monday in.February next at one
excellent music. The proceeds from together with the reeve and Clerk, o'clock p. Tn.
collections andteatotalled a sum in the were appointed a Board of Health, --a-tees-a------
neighborhood a $160. said armaments bell) made as per liashwOod.
field on the 20th inst., all the members
present, and each having made and
subscribed the declarations of qualifi-
cation and of office entered upon their
duties. Messrs Win. Elliott and R.
Hicks were re -appointed auditors,
his usuel happy en taner, while the Wm. Chesney was re -appointed as -
choir of James st, Methodist church, sessor at a salary of $40. D. Mein -
amen inent of 1895 to iiblic 4° Health
Sharon. Act. A petition was laid before the Duane -The Insley friends of Louis
Board from Wm. Dynes and six others Kraft Jr. of ther.Gosleen line, were ex-
BuaErs-ildr. andMrs. John Rowe Who preying the council to close up and ceedingly pained to learn last week,
have been visitingfriends and relatives sell a certain unused street in the that his beloved wife, after eight or
in London have ret urned home. -Thos village of liarparhey, alsO a connter ' ten days illness, had passed from this
Kestle of Ballymote is at present visit- petition from E. Sibboes and sixteen life to eternity. Mrs Kraft was a
ing friends in this vieinity.-Thornas others praying the council not to close daughter of J. Schaffer, Kippen, and
Any who has been seriously ill for the the L'gtreets . Action deferred. Next was married only about a year
past three weeks will soon be able to meeting will be held at Kyle's hotel when death ennui and overtook her at
be arannd again. -N. Kestle is busily on Feb. 20th at 10 a. m. the early age Or 2a years. Mr. Kraft
engaged getting brick and material in
general for his new honse.-E. Kestle
beld a wood bee Tnesda,y;theboys were
in good shape and considerable wood
was cute -The recent fall of snow has
made the sleighing excellent and. made
things more lively -William Maw-
hiney of Mika paid our burg a flying
visit onStuiday last. -Dame rune:whits
it that we are going to lose one of
our fair sex,
Bid_dulph.
Couxcne-The new council met pur-
sunlit to statute, O. C. Hodgins,
Reeve; A, K. Hodgins, Deputy Reeve;
James Abbott, James Toohey and
George Westenan, Councillors. All
the old Municipal officers were re-
appointed at the same salaries as last
year, viz :-W. D. Stanley, Clerk:John
Fox, Treasurer; Jeremiah Lewis, As-
sessor; G, W. Hodgins, Collector; Mes-
srs. Patrick Breen and T. Coursey,
Auditors, Board a Health, C. 0.
Hodgins, W. D. Stanley, Wellington
Hoagies, Dennis Heenan, and Chas.
Foster; Sanitary Inspector, Chas. Fos-
ter; Medical Health Officer, Dr. IL
Ling. Accounts to the amounts of
$57.00, were passed. By-laws No. 1, 2,
3 and 4, of 193, confirming the ap-
pointment of Municipal officers, fixing
their salaries and making. a.ppropria,t-
engaged-eutteng straw, John Allison,. ions for the year were I I
etey paseed.
sr., met with a. very severe accident. The appropriations for all purposes hi.
His left hand caught in the rollers of hi each of the divisions are as follows:
the straw cutter and was smashed so -Div. No. I, $101; Div, No. 2, $37J;
badly that the three last, fingershad to
be amputated, and now Mr. Allison
merees a very sore hand. To give an
idei...-the good. Seotch grit with
whet: Jr. Allison is possessed, he
• paseat ,teeiRogh .the whole operation
without, eleesetud of anaesthetics, a
trial net m iseefie%.his age ccerild en-
dure.•-
BEAM -Death hasas sting, but in
some cases the pang is doubly- severe.
In the ease of Lily Maud, the tfteen
year old daughter of Alex. McDonald,
whose death took place on Teursley
last, the bereavement is sad, and. the
circumetanees attending- the illness
add to the sorrow. Daring the pest,
six months at different intervals no
less then four of the family have been
low with typhoid fever, at times life
beine dispaired of. 13y =refill attend -
Div. No. 3, $3.50; Div. No. 4, Via; Div.
No. 5, inelnling the Village of Granton
and. St. Marys gravel road, $323; total
appropriations, $1933. The Council
adjourned to meet, again on Monday
February 3rd., at 1 ;Mock, p. in.
W. D. ST kNI.EY, Clerk.
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Greenway.
BRIEFS.-ThEl Maccabee concert held
on Friday evening last was a treat
long to be remembered. Me. F. Porte
the noted Irish Comic Reciter, was
the attraction, and t o o misch
praise cannot be given him. His se-
lections were highly pleasing, and are
sure to please both old and young, as
were some of the noble stars. that
clan° from the large cities. Mr. J.
E. Harrison's reading was highly ap-
preaciatecl. Misses Zella English, Car -
mace they had Mira:Died and were on rie Wilson, J. Love and sisters, and
a fair way to recovery, when the W. A. Wilson, are all worthy of men -
deceased contriteted ailments incident tion and can hold their own before a
to the fever, entitled been slightlyill, but city audience. Rev. S. A. OalTiCre
no serious results were anticipated. elide it few interesting remarks. Mrs.
Wednesday evenino. she retired in W. Holt gave an interesting address
company with her slat% and as far as showing the work the Lady Mecca:
is known, passed a comfortable night. bees are doing. -Mise M. Munroe, of'
Thursday morning she could not be Brumfield, Le visiting at Mr.Brophees.
eimakened, and upon exaanination -Mr. A. Mellin of Walla -walla, Wash -
was found that the vital spark had ington, visitedfriends here on Satur-
fled. She was a bright and, amiable day last. -Water Patterson and his
girl, - and had may. friends, who regret brother Will, visited friends here last
her demise, and join a, Liege circle of Satnrcla.y.-0. M. Wilson and wile,
.accniaintances in extending the eon- spent Sunday with friends in Tbed-
soling hand. to the parents. ford. -Mrs. D. Ulens returned home
- The an. last week, after spending a month
CEaTReET - ANNIVERSARY.
niversary of the Thames Road Presby- with friends in Toronto. -Valentine
Retz, the Liberal candidate for the
terian church was held on Sunday and
.see_ North Riding of Middlesex, was ma,k-
Mondaerlast, and was the most
cessful for many years. It was queen's
-Weather and the roads were excellent,
thns enabling; almost anyone to attend.
On Sunday Dr. Lyle, of Hamilton,
preached two excellent sermons
to large congregations. His dis-
courses were practical, logical and
given with characteristic earnestness.
Monday evenisig the annual tea was
given, and as usual was a hug* succese.
Vith good roads and better weather BRINFS.-An enjoyable time was
' the attendance far exceeded the most spent at Rhiva on Tuesday nie,ht last,
sanguine expectations, and fully oeu when a large number githered to en -
people were present. The ladies joy themselves, and the sound of
.catered to the guests in their usual music and dancing could be heard
until the wee small hours, when all re-
paired to their homes, feeling satisfied
with the night's pleasure, and all feel
that when they want • it good. it night's
enjoyment that Khiva is the place to
go. --Mrs. Daniel McLeod had a close
call from poison a few days ago, when
she took Paris 5sreen; . She is able to
be around again. -William. Mawhin-
ney visited at Mr. Follicles, Grand
Bend, on Friday taste -Mies Janet
Morrison visited. at Mrs. Short's in
. McGillivray on Sunday last. -Miss
Annie Reys. has returned hothe from
Sharon, where she hasbeeti
a Miss Fannie.Maevhinney, who lasbeen
`-T." ikliti bl h d
The by-law to raise $172,000 for
water -works, for Petrone, was voted
upon Friday and carried by 223 ma-
jority. The water will be brought
from the . St. Clair River, about 15
Miles away.
Fullarton.
has. the heartfelt sympathy of Ins
many friends in his sad bereavement.
BRIEFS,--Nessrs Kamocher and Litt,
of Tavistoch, are visiting friends in
the village and surraunding country.
-Revival meetings are still continued
in . the Englisb language. -A very
good and needful att has been passed
U one village, this week, that, all b
Hensel! Perth caunty Notes.
Fol owing are the market quotations.
Wheab toTO
Barley 30 to 33
Oats 22 to 22
Peas 45 to 50
Hay $U.00 to 412.0(I
Butter 14 to 15
E '13 to 14
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD pm-
niture and Live Stock at Rensall, Nen-
day, February 8th. at one o'clock, p. m.
Saturday night, February 8th, 1895, is the
date we quit, busiuess Henson. Up to that
date we will sell you Footwear, Trunks and
Valises at a big discount. Don't miss this op-
portunity of getting your supplies. and if you
do, the fault Ls yeti's. Terms Cash. All per-
sons indebted to me are requested to settle
their &accounts on or before February 8th. If
not paid then will be put into Court for collect-
ion. A. WESELOIL
BRIEFS. -On Friday of last week
while some little boys were playing .
around. Wm. Welsh's new house, they
got upon the scaffold and one of Mt..
Welsh's boys fell it distance of about
15 feet breaking his arm and other-
wise bruising his body. Theboy is do-
ing as well as can be expected. -Rev.
3. M. Wilson got several teams on
Tuesday night and took the scholars
of the Junior League for it sleigh ride.
--Mr. McKlinton, of Auburn, was the
guest of Rev. Mr. Swan, on. Wednes-
day. -J. Writer, of Zurich, was in
town on Monday. -Mrs Herman Well,of
Zurich, was the guest of Mrs. A.
Weseloh, on Tuesday. -Miss Lovina
ness places be closed by eight Cook is spending this week at Zurich
Bazers.---The other evening Omit. visiting at her grandmother's. -Ed.
o'clock;;to make this knosvn, they leave
and neighborhood assembled at the agreed 'to close. during this week at
night from at business trip to London.
Robertson retiwned home on Tuesday
thirty-tive of the citizens of the village.
nine o'clock, next week at half past
residence of Mr, and Mrs. 'S. Sample, uine and after- that at eight,. -The He Wee visited his parents in Lemlesth
our pliblic school teacher, and after ex- pubille will kindly note this. This will tow nship.-Mesers. Geo. Mehlwen,
, .
plainints the reason of coming, to his DO doubt bequitea, change to the shop
house for an hour or so,. Mr, and Mrs. men, as thew custom was tocloseabout
Sample Were given an introduction to ten. However, they will not find it very
all present, after which the gethering hard to get out of that custom.
were entertained by shert speeches,
readings and singing, and finally cake - Grand Bend.
and it good cup of tea we: e rartaken of. —
After singing the national anthem the Bansaos.-The Want:Mit sleighing we
crowd departed to their homes in good have had. has disappeared and itienow
time. -On Monday evening, Mr. Ruse better wheeling. -Mr. Hamilton is
of Exeter, organized a sineting class,as
think' " f ta t• his 11 . - he has
me o s r nag nu
about twenty seven gave in thew names
The Choeen Friends of Russeldele in-
tend building a new halides that village.
Wm. Morsehead and farad , of $t.
Marys, have moved to Yale, Michigan.
Rev. F. E. Roy, of Hensall,exchanged
pipits with Rev, W. J. Taylor, of $t.
Marys, on Sunday last.
The annual meeting of thel3lanshard
Fire Insurance Co, will be held in the
township hall, on Jan. 30th.
Frank Cornish, of Rirkton has pine
chased the painting and paper banging
business of Gilbert 'White, $t. Marys.
Ellice council has put in a claim
against Rime for over $4,000 for share
of law expenses by Ellice in defending
suits.
Miss Mabel Baker, of Mitehell, will
leave for Manitoba on Monday next to
resume her occupation as it teacher
out there.
W. J. Gourley, of Dublin, formerly
of Kirkton, has purchashed the dwell-
ing and blacksmith shop from John
Eckert, for the sum of $300.
Mr. Gordon Henderson, ticket agent
for the G. T. R. for some years past at
Goderich, has been promoted. to a
similar positiou at Stratfold.
A friendly curling match, four rinks
a side, was played at. $t. Marys, Fri-
day between Stratford andSt. 'Marys.
and the loeal club won by 23 shots.
George Miller, of Clromarty, has dis-
posed of the north half of his property
containing it dwelling house and car-
penter's shop, to Simon 31iller, wagon
maker, for about $350.
At. the election of officers for this
term. of the Union Literary Society of
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GIVEN UP SELLING OUR
STOCK AT FIRE PRICES.
True we haven't as large a stock as
we had, but we are selling just as
much, perhaps more, than we solO
last month.
FELT BOOTS. -.0
A great big stock of Felt Boots
which must be sold, prices from $1.50
up to $3 per pair.
We have just, received it shipment
of Fancy .0rockery and Glassware fier
the Holiday Trade.
It's not wise to miss givieg our
stock it glance, as it will pay you.
MARKET
DEPOT. J. P. Ross.
imoamo•ra•••i•aa.'
pital in Guelph,. where he underwent •
an operation about three weeks ago.
Mr. -Hay was in his sixtv-fifth emare
and was largely indenteged with the
building up and prosperity of this
town, m which he WaS it large prop-
erty owner. He was head of the firm.
mer -
of Hay, Bros., grain
chants. Iie was a severe suffer for
John Shepplierd and s I. Geiget a • 'Victoria University, Toronto, li. A. risked. the operation which cost . him
, years and it, VMS to give rt•lief that he
here en Tuesday morning to attend. Graham, of St. Marys, waselected2nd his life.
the County Council at Goderieh, also vice-preeldent,
Walter Reddy, of Usborne.-J. W. On New Year's day it quiet marriage -.
Sneak thieves are numerous in the
Ortwein is moving the balance of his took place at the manse, Metherwell,
Miss
neighborhood. of Hohnesville.
stock from Zurich to Hensall this the eontracting plu•ties beino. .
Lizzie Russel of thet place itial Mr.
Stephens of. Blanshard.
'John Wilson, the esteemed township
clerk, of Fullerton is again able to be
around, after being laul up for two
got in quite a stock d logs and a lot of
11,41 members o fa, class.. This te good el
tie? stock being ties. He can get them
move and in the right direction as drawn cheaper now than iu the busier
vocal training is to it great extent eta°
present day neglected. *Mr. Ruse le
highly eminent ended aud no doubt will
do a goo I work.
00UNCEL.-Council met on Monday,
2,th minima to seetute. The
horse last week. Fred Graven
members, viz : G. Leveesage, reeve ; fine
also sold a fine young horse. -There
j. Jae -keen, deputy reeve P. Arbag-
were a, few couples attended the For-
ester's concert in Crediton last Week.--,
There were not many from here at-
tended the Maccabee concert; at Green-
way on account of the roads being in
such bad condition. -The home of
Silas Disjardine hes been made happy
by -the appearaace of a, brieht and
beaatif n1 babes, eite is rumored about
there is to be. wither welling. We
cannot vouch for 4he tauth of the
statement but notice'a shy young man
around. -John Young is ou the sick
list this week -Miss Blatchford, of
Dakota is visiting friends here now,
and resembles her mother very much,
who was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bird. -John Belied and family drove
up on Saturday and visited his Mende
here.- Mr. Brenner had a bee last
week heeding manure, and got, it all
cleaned away.
season. -Mrs. W. B. Paths returned
home on Sunday tater spending a few
days with herparents.-johnKeimedy
sold his driver on Monday to Mr.
Kellerman, of Dashwood, and got a
fair price. -Andrew Disjardine sold a
ast, jaws L. 'tassel and Oliver Harris,
took their seats. The old efficers were
all re -appointed : John Wilson, clerk,
Joseph MeIntyre assessor, John But-
ler, collector, Wm. .Sterritt and Jas.
Ward auditors. Salary in eatch case
seine ite beet year. The following; will
compose the board of health G Lev-
ersage, J. 'Wilson Luther F. W. Tur
ner, Detigald MeDeugald and . Jacob
Nee; Dr. Arinstreng medical health
officer.
Oredaton'
"WEDDING BELLS, -The residenee of
C. Zwicker, was the scene ofa brillutuit
event on 'Waned -1y, being the mar-
riage of his youngest daughter Emma,
3. to our esteemed townsman, Henry
Sweitzer, proprietor of the Crediton
Roller Mills. The ceremony was per-
formed by R3V. J. 0. Yelland, in •the
presence of the more intimate friends
of the contracting parties. The bride
was supported by 'Miss Emma Ratz,
while Chas. Zwicker acted. as grooms-
man. The bride and. bridesmaid were
charmingly dressed, while the groom
looked as handsome as ever. After
the ceremony the young couple took
the train for Niagara and Buffalo,
where they will spend a week. Mr.
and Mrs. Sweitzer have many friends
ln this section who wish them long
iife, prosperity and happiness.
BRIEFS. -The material is nearly all
on the ground for the proposed new
churele-The reeves are attending the
County Council. -Wm. Lewis, sr., at-
tended the Royal Tempters district
meeting in Kippen, on Tuesday. -Miss
Amelia MellM, of London, has been
ing friendly calls on the citizens in
visiting under the parental roof. -A
this vicinity last week.-DavidNewell, wild steer created. considerable ex -
Canada Co. Agent, spent several days eitement in the street Monday. Chas.
in this vicinity last week looking after . Either was delivering the animal to
the timber owned by the Company -
Sohn Sherritt is attending the Connty
Council at Goderich this week.
Shwa
• HOFFMAN BROS.
DASHWOOD,
furniture Dealers
Au
us coterik,*.
It the betas/
ON CO.. Lir1.a
( . -AND MANUFACTURERS OF-
.SAS11,1)0ORS,- BLINDS,
MOULDINGS, AND ALL
KINDS OF WOOD MATER-
IAL FOR BUILDIN
on esc s,sa e o ear tan
again . -A large sleigh load went to
the butchers here, when he took a
stubborn freak. The beast subse-
quently died, no doubt from exhaust -
1011, Mr. Either losing the price. -Wes.
Trevethick, of Glencoe, is home visit-
ing for a few weeks.-WeaBa,ker, who
has been `visiting his brothers and
other friends in town, has returned
home to Crystal City, Man. -J. P.
Westman, of Elimville, preached a
missionary sermon in the Methodist
church on Sunday evening, -A load of
young people gave a surprise party at
the residence of John Roessler the
other evening. They speak highly of
the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Roes-
sler. -John Precter iutends moving to
Zurich where the firm of Brown &
Preeter intend' opening a general store
in the premises recently purchased. of
J. W. Ortwein.-E. Shaffer, of Hen -
Stephen.
week, -Our Town Police Trustees held
their fleet meeting last, Monday even-
ing in Geo. Mehlwen's office. There
was no important business done, only
to find out how much money we can
reclaim from the Township and where
to get a dumping place for sewerage;.
and 11. Bell was to find out where
they might get a second-hand fire en-
gine while other minor matters were
discussed. Tbe Meeiting then adjourn-
ed to meet, again on February Ma -
Henry Manged, of Zurich, was in town
on Tnesdaye-S. Hardy, of Zaideb,
was in stown last Saturday. ---The
Misses Vanhorn, of Chiselhuret, have
started a dressmaking shop here.-
Coxworth is getting in his sini-
ply of ice this week.-Mcssrs. J. C.
Stoneman and Sohn Pope were at
Exeter on Tuesday on business. -Rev.
J. S. Henderson, Mesers. L. Herald,
Alex. McPherson, James MeArtlualli
jaws SutheRand,Gtho Sutherland mid
otheees„ attended the adjourned Pres-
bytelesedeitektbieg held at Clinteresee
Today. -Bev. Mr. Shaw, of Reetiatid:-
ville. occupied the pulpit of Catrmel
Presbyterian Church last Sabbath,
and Rev, ,T. S. Henderson took up Rev.
Mr. Shaw's work at Egmonclville.-
Querterly Service was held in the
Methodist church last Sebbath. morn-
ing, when Rev. James Walker, of Kip -
pen Circuit, preached to a. large audi-
ence and Tithe a number partook or
the Sacrament of the Lord's Suppers -
Rev. F. Swan preached the funeral the South Perth Liberal pratruZilldana salary was radm
sermon of the late James Sinclair on meeting in St. cod about $15; the .
Jos. J. Washington and MISS Clara.
Jenkins, of West Wa.wanosh joined.
hands in matrimonial bliss the other
day.
Patrick Pollard, of Weet, Wawanosh
who has been suffering from cancer of
weeks with a severe attack of inflainma.- the stomaele for some time died thei
tion. other day.
The Mitehell Agrieultural Society S'ergt. H. J. Pringle, of 01haton, is
has appointed John Broderick, pre- tutting: another course in military
sident; Thos . -Green, vice-preeident; J.
seruction at the Military Sehool, Lon -
N. Christie, .seeretary. The fall fair
dole
svill be held on 21th, and 30th of Sept.
S•tin. dolmston, Goderich townehip
assessor, is at present very ill. He
received. a severe fall over it week age.
which at present threatens seriouR
resitit s.
W. R. Counter, jeweler, of Seaforth
has ;assigned to R. Wilson. Wallah%
Sutton. general storekeeper, of Stephen
township, has assignee to A. A. Mc-
Tavish.
While working. in a eletie factory at
Win 0:flu one day last week, Torre
Carrick had the. misforenne to receive
se_Lrert blow in his right eye from a
At 5 o clock Friday morning. a live
wire eet fire to the C. I'. R. station at
North Paakdale, consuming the upper
portion. The operator thine, Mr. C.
Bradley, had hie, hand severely burn-
ed.
George Neigh, of Ellice has purchas-
ed lot 4, conceesion 1. Logan township.
front Andrew Spell:tell, the price odd
being U539. Mr. Neigh now owns
tipwards a 333 iter08 of high eleee land.
J. W. Ooy and 11. M. Helliwell. both
a St. Ca harines, are offering them-
saltriefre leeesesseilive eandidites to
P141 of wood.
oppiaiie NV 31 P.. for the
The action of Carter's Little Liver.
Pills plevent, natal and natural. They -
gent Is. :stimulate theliver, and regulate
t.a? b3wAs, bat. de net parge. They'
are sure to please. Try them.
At the annual meeting. of Ho -wick
District L. 0. L. last iveA, it was de-
cided by a unanimous vote of all pre-
sent to celebrate the coming 12th Of
July in the village of Gerrie.
In Wingbaan this year, the clerk's
Sunday evening last, to a levee and- decided as call it riding conveatioa in tcyltir eltel'enrs`tade".ialsao*Ifitile aid tag
ience.-The Quarterly Official Board, Mitchell on. the 23th of February next, new chief of the tire department was •
of the Methodist church met en Mon- to urike ready for the coming general
awarded a salary of $75 per year.
day afternoon. -Chits. Bessenberey elections,
GOSHEN LINE NOTES. -Miss Annie
. • •
• Donell was in London on Tueslay.e- Bremner of reownie, was putti his
ne
horse in the shale at Avonton, before
attending eleur.?h, he reeeived kiek
from a horse whieh broke one of his
legs between the knee and the ankle.
The following officers for 1310 were
appointed. by the Blanshard council: -
J. H. Jameeon, clerk; Robt. Beatty,
treasurer; El Kennedy, assessoe;
(lade, collector; W. F. Sanderson and
John Burns, auditors; Thos. Pierson,
were no special manifestations of 111 -
Jos.
caretakerya-nofe
third son of Councillor ne
ss imtil about a fortnight since, . her
Francis, of Fullerton, died on Thurs-
,Slyth.. day morning, after suffering for it
3.4.0 -ere -n Dnaes.-On Sunday evenine YdeTera7sectil(a)111 1.t!'''17e1PfoCtireitalloPntlk)f9oiThor the
E' malady in Da,kotet a few years ago, guid PlacteS tWO weeks ago, she sustained 4.
quite it sad gloom was cast over our
village when the report Wil.S current,
C81110 home. He was 23 years of ae-e,
:which Droved only too true, that Mrs.
end a, promising young man before -ne
Stew& t of East Wra sh ab mt e took sick.
After an illness of seven mouths
Halide° Louise, the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wilson of St.
Marys, exchanged the Nuttily for a
heavenly home. Though but a mere
child, being eleven years and four
months old, that deead disease con-
sumption had seized. upon her, and in
spite of medical care and every lathe-
aon loving hands could afford she
gradually faded away, death taking
place On Wednesday, Jan. 22.
A vacant pine in the family circlesof
.Mr. and Mrs. Geo Spearin, lalanshard,
has been made by the deittle-
day, 21st inst., of their ''''ciiingest
daughter, Susan Amanda. The de-
ceased, who was 15 years and6 months
old, was apparently the healthieet of the
family and 'her amiable disposition end
cheerful, lively nature made her a gen-
eriti not only in the home
but among all het friends and ae-
quaintances. Her illness • began
with a cold, followed by paralysis
which et first in both feet and thence
-extending_ gradually upward,. and in
five days terminated inher death.
The Mitchell Recorder asks: -What
dee-s Mr. Donald intend to do ?' Whet
do the Patrons of South Perth hitend
to do ? The general impression Mend
St. Marys is that Mr Deaahl does aloe
intend to go into the . neet •.election
contest, and is .therefore quietly.. mind-
ing his own affairs et home.. We
*etched for him to interview him
personally,. but failed to comp • across
him. We .cotdd riot find anybody -that
knew Anything of him. Not even the
Downie orrileeshardPatrons wholes we
reetecould. say .whether he still intencl-:
ed to go. „into the contest or ...mit. The
imiversal ihipeession, seethed to be that
he was out, of the • race.
Wm. GS Ettyr, 'foe 40 years One of the.
• most prominent and, .public. spirited of
the citizens of Listowel, at. six
o'clock Monday at • the General Hoe-
eounty of laneoln atte, the coining
election.
Following are the officers appointed
for the town of Mitchelle-Jas. N.
Christie; clerk; Mr. Thorne. reasureri'
Mr. Deoderick, assessor; J. S. •COppin,
collector; Mr. ClulOw, policeman; and
Jos. Hudgins, night watchman at the
former salary.
The Central exeentive committee of
Donald McKenzie a well known re -
Willis, of Liman, spent a few day -s was at Clinton on Monday. -J. E. Mce
sic ent of olerich died On 3Ionday
On Sunday morning while Alex. 0 •
visiting . al
farm. -Sleigh riding parties are all the D. Weismiller returned. from Ottawa
go now. -Wm. Martyn is coming. out last Fridey.-Geo. doyet vieited hie
in great style with his fine young team. brother up north over Sunday and
Mawhinney spent. Saturday urned ou Monday. -Alex. MePher-
rc t
last visiting at Mr Polloek's or Grand
Bend. -Geo. Mawhinney sports a new
cutter. -Wm. Yearley has got a fine
driver, which 110 thinks is second to
none, but John Keys don't think so. -
David Mawhinney has taken in a fine
lot of sheep, which he intends to feed
during the winter. -Messrs. Peter and
Henry Marten°, of Sharon, spent Sun-
day with their best girls. -Thos.
Mawhinney has purchased a colt with
it record of 2.15, -Miss Annie Keys is
on the line again.-OhristianDinney is
on the sick list at present. -Quite
number of people from thistle° attend-
ed the concert at Crediton, Thursday
it J1 K i t ds t
evening as .- o eys n en o
have a wood -bee in the near future. -
John Martyn is visiting . friends in
Bowmanville.-Geo. Mawhinney dis-
posed of his fat cattle last week. -Miss
Jennie Morrison is taking lessons in
German languaes,e.-Frank Glanvilie
spent one evening last week at Mr.
John Keys.
ACTS LEICN A CHARM.
Wingb.am, Out. Stin 14, 1805.
have used Hood's Pills for constipation
with Which I have been troubled for
years, and for which I have tried a
great many medicines.- Hood's Pills
have acted like it charm, being yet
effective. Mrs. W. H. Constable.
sall, visited at J. Dalyrimple's on Sun- Hood's Pills cure liver
day last.
PARALYSIS CURABLE.
STRICKEN ONES TO BE SEEN EVERY-
WHERE-THrs F'OR51 Livreto
DEATH CURE!) By DODD'S
KIDNEY PILLS.
The most startling examples of
human helplessness is the paralytic.
The victim excites your commiser-
ation, but resents your pity.
He of the palsied hand stiffly pressing
the benumbed side is to be seen every -
CASH SALE
We carry huge and well assorted stook • •
.4919,11 kinds of Household Furniture.
See Our $8.50 Bedroom Suites,
Picture Framing is one of our special lines
and we carry a large stook of Mouldings to
choose from. .See our 15c. and 20c. Photo
Frames.
We defiecompetition in Roller Window
Shades. W.:Ante aaarge stock which must
be sold to .*teake :Atom for our new Spring
Stock. AfirSt.clasSBliade, Roller and pull for
Uraclerteileing.
Weititrays carry the latest designs in Cas-
kets, Cot:this and Trinunings at the lowest
prices.
Furaiture repaired on shortest notice.
Estimates given for the ir potion of all
kinds of house building.
Call and examine our Stock, (whiah you
will find coMplete) 9,nd sec Prices.
.3 0 rpm AN I3Rtle.
Shmket. on Monday night last to the
Methodist church, where revival ser-
vices are being held, by Rev. Mr.
ThOmpson.- Mime Holt, and wife
took in the K. 0. T. M. concert at
Boston, and report having had an
enjoyable evening. -A number of our
sports were out rabbit hunting and
report good success. -V. Ratz the Re- where we go.
forin candidate, is busy canvassing The most convincing proof that this
pitiable condition is the outcome of
kidney disease is the fact that Dodd's
ls cure t
ment.
ville and Miss Annie Keys spent Sun- Did you ever know of a cure ? Just
North Middlesex and telling people
Clothe is the man, but he forgets to
tell them that Mr. Brock is in the
field to stayas the Patron candidate.
-Grover Keys, who has been on the
sick list, is ire rovings-Frank Glan-
Noe generally recognized as a kidney
disease, it succambs to kidney treat -
day evening in Eseten-Robert Key's think for a moment!
team ran away on Saturday evening, If you do it must have been the work
but fertselstea- there `Vfl ;Int melt of 'Dodd'sKidney Pills. for no other
lytagt. dontmetheine over Yet enrol
OF—
Winter Goods.
We have a few morelyairs of
Exeter Mill Blankets to be sold
at less than mill prices, to clear
thein out, only 45c per lb. Also
some Heavy Sheeting, 'only 3oc
per yard. A few lilies of Men's
Underwear, all at a. big reduction.
We are selling \Woollen Goo:Is at
the price of single yarn. C11 in
and see us if you want good bar-
gains.
MniR & MANNING,
e<reck•role..
son and daughter Alla, have returned
home from a weeles visit at Goderich.
-Mrs. D.. Steinbach, of Zurich, was
a guest at A. Weseloh's on Sunday,
and also Mr. Geo. Thad and wife, of
Sexsunth, were visiting at A. Wese-
loh's on Sunday, and Walter Keddy
and wife, of Bethesda. -
last, having been in poor health for
mine- maths. Hz W.13 a man of the
strictest integrity for whom death
had noterrors.
The death of Mrs. Malurchie, widow
of the late Reeve McMurchie, of Clinton •
occurred on Wednesday afternoon.
Since her husband's death last Ma.y.
ni
teealltiir sreverarenanthe a
d asIthoeirb tore
intimate friends noticed of late a very
marked .chattere; as ehe bore bar wrvIre.4.7
itt silence,but it toldonherconsitutioil.
While attending to some household .
h. stralie of paralris, from which she
d • 11 1 Tiled ev e? sine he
and it quarter miles from this village,
had been fo und dead. There was no -
:body in the house at the time. Her
only daughter was ont for ashort thue
visiting it near neighbor. Her two
sons, who tre at home, were in the
village at the timc. Two more sons.
are away in the States. Her husband
preceded her many years ago.
Granton.
Duockett returned to
her home in Cleveland Tuesdayaccom-
ponied byleIrs.Foremanwith whomshe
has been visiting for some months. -
Mr. and Mrs. 'William Gunning, high-
ly esteemed pioneers of the South
boundary, Blaushard, celebrated their
golden wedding Monday evening by
giving a grand banquets -Mr. john
Langford, Of this place, was again the
victim of a most painful accident.
While operating the edging saw in
Mr. A. Lengsford's saw mill:last Satur-
day he in some unaccountable manner
placed his right hand on the saw, cutt-
ing it to the bones crosswise on the
palm, and completely severing the
bone of the thumb above the second
joint. This is the third serious acci-
dent that has befallen Mr. Langford in
seven or eight menthe, and while ex-
tending to him our sympathies, I am
sure it would not be misplaced if some
friends would take the initiative in
giving them a practical turn.
NOT THAT KIND.
•
Septa's Emulsion does not debilitate
the system as other cough medicines
do; but on the contrary, it improves
digestion and strengthens the stom-
ach. US effects are immediate and
pronounced.
Mrs. J. E. Sharman, of Goderich
died on Saturday morning last after
flee weeks illness of child birth.
never reeoveree. Sae leaves a een R414,
daughter uunrirried and one Attended
daughter -Mrs. R. Agnew.
Don't worry. Don t run in debt.
Don't trifle with your .health. Don't
try experiments with medicines.
Don't waste time on %vorthless coin -
pounds. Don't be persuaded to thke
a substitute for Ayees Sarsaparilla.
It is the best of blood -purifiers.
Cools
Sieve tor
$10.(00
AT
The Dashwood
Hardware
Emporium.
We are now doing business in the
new !nick block. have greatly added to
oar stock and are offering illducement*
in the following lines: -
Cow Chains, Guns and
Rifles,Axes, Saws,
Lamps and Stoves,
The Public are cordialy in—
vited to call and inspect OH
stock and prices,
PAULIN& RANNI
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