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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1896-4-30, Page 1xrirr HURON Sz; MIDDLESEX GAZETTE. 7 -4* TWENTY-THIRD YEAR. No. 23. • Sf*, S • - Our stock' of Field and Garden Seeds, also En- . silage Corn is complete. Get our prices before buy- ing. W IAT IS THE USE OF WORDS WHEN FIGURES SPEAK RSEFORD 86 CO WOODHAM. moNEMEIGIN. flat' Ladies irt Waists in assorted colors, newest style 75e Alen's Unlaundered Shirts 374c Men's Flannelette Shirts 19 16 in. Heavy Grey Cotton 5c 72 in. Sheeting 18c 40 in. all Wool Serges 2ac: sO ELoqUENTLY Ladies' Sailor Hats 25c Ladies' Stylish Oapes , $1.00 Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose,spliced heel and toe 100 Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose, 2 pair 25c Ladies' Vests with short, sleeves 5c Curtain Poles complete for 25e Ord r rid,ates, eadrmatie I thing. See our stock of Englisla and Canadian Tweeds, Worsteds and Pantings. SOS to Order from $9.50 to $23.09 FIT Pants to Order from 3.00 b 6.50 MEM We have passed into stock a lot of brand new Shirts and Odd Pants. We boughtthern for cash from a leading Manufacturer. See our specials in Men's good. Cana,clian Twee S Suits for $5, Youths' at $3.50, and Boys' at $1.50. Boys' Pants 40e and 50c a pair. DRESS GOODS-- & MILAANEIRY". "The right things at the right time at the right prices." Saks are away ahead of corresponding- time last year, and yet we have piles of goods to sell during the month of May. asrAsk to see our Black Henrietteata0e.-Its worth more money. Our Trimmed Hats at 93e, $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.50, are the best value you ean get for your money. .11111•16. `••••••01••••••••••1.1••••••• RS, FORD dr, CO •••••••11111•111•1•0•1••••••••••=•••••••• Lecenses Granted. Myth. __.... / NOWra MIDDLESEX. . i BRIEFS -James Sperling and family, _ 'moved to Seaforth last week, where be *Ade1aide-1-0m MeIn tyre, Norwood has secured a perm:141°ot situation. - Howl, !Cot -wood, Station; Gilbert A fife and drum band is being organiz- Dicke y Crown. Inn, Adeleide village, ed in. connection with the Orange Anse, Oreig -A. M. itlenro, Munro Ledge of this town. -Joseph E. Tan= House; Charles Me0abe, Queen's is laid up with a sprained foot these Hotel. daya-Will Begley, shoemaker, is • Baldulph -George Sellers, Victoria confined to the house with ,quiasy.- Hotel, Clandeheyer Win.theeninglinare, Miss Spooner and Miss . McGregor, of Clandeboev Hotel, anancleboae; ;John Clintea, have opened out haelite ,dress- - Lenkin, -Central Hotel, Grata:on; narking business in the post office Thames Fotheringhana0abariotlouse; builaina.-Messrs. Wilford & Whet - Granton. laufera briSlanakers, have receiver' a Liman-RobertIVIcLeed, shop liceiese; new boiler forkbeirengine this week. - Alex. MeFells tevern licenee, Central 13 iton Bros. have had a new engine Hotel; E lwin P inten, Waiterer Hutel, , and boiler placed in their tannery "3 Raberb St. John, Queen's Hotel. ' iduring the past week. -Mr. Hardy and McGillivray --e .Teeeph P a m h r ey, family, inteni movingfromthis village tavern license, 'Afton House, West to the Nile, where he has purchased McGilliveav. ! some property. East Wi liarns - Joseph Heskett, I Victoria House, Pi:Mirk; Donald Mc-' Clmton Neil, Oity Hobe!, Nairn. Parkhill - Thos. Powell, Po w e 1 1 BRIERS -Clinton will celebrate the House; Wm. D. Chafor, Royal Hotel; , Queen's birthday on the25thofMay, with .John McColl, Franklin FIonee; Neil A a monster celebration. -We are pleased McKinnon, Hastinge House; Martin to learn that Miss Oakes, who has been Beam, shnp license; James Phelan, • ' attending?, the College of Music at staler license. 1Chicago for some time, has passed her Sou ah PERTH. 1 exams. with honors. -Last Saturday when Post Master Porter, was stamp - 'St. Mary's-Ias. Mir. Joseph Wheli-' ing letters and sorting them for des- patch, he found one which had in ad - ban. T. W. 0 utlicert, ,Terriee Moore, • H. Moser and W. Din nie, hotel. and A. 1 cation to the proper address on the ad - Beattie & Co. and John Walsh, foe drese, side of the envelope, words of a shop, all granted. - , scurrilous and defametory character. Mitchell. -George Davidson, Colqu- To placie mill words on the onbside of a houn & Brown, Collienn, L. Goal- j letter or o ripest alai, is n, serious via- rtar and D. , ea aeiery„ (seep) greeted, ' lation of the postal laws. It is the duty of the postmaster to intercept all let - and eil:"Iikkeiefth'fireaela.S.e,„„s‘rral tn1 AprIl 27th at Tavistoek. " Sees r communications of this kind .... - e - Logan -H. Vietor and John Lonna_ and forward them by the first mail to - ranted waya the Postniaster-General at Ottawa.- ., g. •. Fullarton-P. Pauli . and Mrs. Cath-. At last accounts D. Cantelon, of .ariae H i -11 es tea Mount Forest, was doing as well as - Ifibbert-O. Perideraast. F. Carlin, and J. 3. McKenna (shop) granted. Blanshard-W. J. McIntyre, grant- ed when inspector can report favor- . ably. Downie -Mrs. Otto, Jace Murphy, Theo. Roll fritisch, granted; and W.. Henderson, when baru is put in 0 - pair. South E esthope.--Thos. Flynn, Val. Wets, G. V. Forester and Otto Jung, granted. J. J. W ettlanfer was lgranled a license when his new house is ereeted and. furnisherl, and E 1. Better was reftised. Otto jung's house and premises were reported -tie be the best furnished premises in the'disirict. Promptrelief sickheaclache, dizziness nausea constipation, pain in the si e, raranteed to those using Carter's of seeing them price. Sinall dose. Small pill. strictly prohibii.ed in Cinten. could be expected. No serious results 'are anticipated at present. -W111 'Holloway lefb Tuesday for Winnipeg I where he is taking a position with H. j B.Marcv, as piano- tanranL satesuian. I -On &dumbly, 'IS R. Couetice, of 1Holmesville, while playing football in Clinton, met with a very painful acci- dent, resniting hi the breaking of a small bone in his leg, besides injuring - it severely. We hope soon to see him around as usual. -Clinton has a bicycle club w ith a large rilembership,-Olinton has a lacrosse club. ,The antogra,ph letters testifying to cares made by Ayer's Sarsaparilla and 1 other preparations. are kept on file at 1 the 3. C. Ayer Co's office. Lowell, Mass. i They are from all over the world and i lands coming in contact, with it, EXETER, ONT., CANADA THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 306,, 1890: Hensall Polvh1 aise,aitng are the market quotatioro. 75 to77 • Barley Oats :21 rot RI) aButter E es $10.00 to $12,Ce 15 to 1- 45 to50 to 1.05 e lotee seed ...... ....e2,50 e2.75 Clover seed $5 50 to 8.5.75 Bre/tn.-McDonnell Bros. are having their weigh scales changed to a little North of their present position, on the ground they leased from the Grand U.'rank R,aelway.--The friends of Mrs. R. Code, will regret to learn that she is seriously ill. -Spring fever is danger- ously prevalent just now, and. the doctors seem. unable to cure it or pre- vent its spread. -Wm Welsh has sold his frame dwelling which adjoins the planing mill, to Mr. Hawke, who has had it moved to the east wad of the , village. -T. Berry is purchasing horses i for shipment. -W. Re Hodgins seed.- ing down the yard at the rear of the hotel, to be used as lawn. -Business has been quiet in the. village, no doubt on account of the farmers being busy seedinee-Harold DeLion, Cornelius Cook, James Bonthron and Wm. Moore, visited Lucien on their bikesSurt- day last.-D.W.Foss baserected anew bake oven at the rear of his premises. Foss]is always abreastof the times. -Miss Eilibh Miller, of Exeter, visited her sister, Mrs. R. Patterson, jr., this week. -Doctors on Friday last remov- ed a cancerous growth from Miss Hattie Moore's face. The young lady is doing nicely. -Garnet Sznallacombe i and Ea Peart visited Exeter Sunday. - Dr. Thompson and J. E. McDonell called on friends in Exeter Sunday. - The Salvation Army are looking for a hall here in which to hold meetings. - 3. McDonell has been suffering from a severe cold the past week.- Herbe.b McFalls, of Lucian, is going to handle "King Stanton" this season. - A number of young folks visited Sea - forth NS. ednesday last to hear the Cantata of Ruth. They report a plea,sant time and an enjoya,blealrive.- Mrs. H. Cook, Hensall, and Mrs. R. Cook, S'ontli River, visited. friends in Zarich the past week. -Miss Lovina Kyle, of Kippen, visited the Misses Hagan this week. -George White held a wood bee on Friday with a social gathering in the evening, a loe of wood was sawn and a pleasant evening was spent by the young folks. --Mrs. DeLion visited friends in Lon- don Saturcla.y.-Mrs. Barns visited , Mrs O'Neil, London, last week. -Dr. McDairmid and Chas. Mande visited Fred Manus in the LondOn hospital last, week. Fred had intended. Teta:en-- big with. them, but the \hospital authorities will not permithis e'er:novel fpr some weeks. --Rev. Mr. Stewart, of Melbourne, and Rev. 3. S. Henderson exchanged pulpits Sunday last. Mel - borne was Mr. Henderson's former charge. Mr. Stewart preached an eloquent; and unpressive sermon. - Messrs. D. Urquhart, Geo. 1VIchlwere L. Herald. and Henry Cook, were in Clin- ton Saturday, ou business connected with the proposed fire protection. It was proposed that instead of buying a steamer a system of waterworks be inaligurated, the supply of water to be furnished by the mills. The sch.eme we leara is not practicable. - Mrs. Alex Muir of the 2nd con., Hay, died on Saturday, at the age of 71 years. She had been ill but a week, 1, of inflammation, having been at church in good health, the Sunday previous. She was one of the pioneer residents and highly respected by a large circle of friends.- Mrs. Smallacombe, visit- ed friends in Exeter last week. -Mr. Westcott, stadent of Huron °allege, London, preached quite acceptably in St. Paul's church Sun- day last. --J. E. McDonell visited Seaforth Thursday last. -D, Weis - miller has been out of town this week on election matters, -Ed. Peart has secured. a position with. Grigg & Rivers, while H. Billiard has accepted a similar situation with C. Meyers. - Mr. Ellwood visited his brother Mat- thew, here, the past week. -T. Mur- dock and wife visited Ltican on Sun- day. -Mr and Mrs. John Graybel of Dashwood, visited at John Pope's this week. -Geo. joynt shipped sev- eral car loads of ashes from Exeter station last week. -Mr. Robinson and wife of Denaeld visited their many friends in town the forepart of this week. -Jos. Case visited Hensall friends on Sunday. -W. Robirison of London spent this week visiting Mrs. DeLion.-.Ino. Steacy is improving the appearance of his property by addit- ions. -Nelson Blatchford, who but re- cently engaged. with Wm Welsh, to earn the carpenter business, met vith a painful accident in the plan - ng mill on Wednesday. He cvas feed - ng a circular . saw when One of his Imoved. (2)That the Hensall sessie was cersurable for refusing Mrs. Ras a certificate of good standing, and i letting her remain in that position fo several. years without taking steps fo the removal of the alleged -offence o giving her an opportunity to clear her • self. (3)That the Presbytery had pu forth every effort to rectify, the error of the session, to satisfy. Mrs. Ross, and to bring about an amicable settle ment, and should be conamended for what it had done. (4)That Mrs. Ross was now a, member of the church in good standing and entitled to receive a certificate whenever she desired it. This was discussed. at. great length, numerous technicsA pitfalls making the task of the Synod anything but easy. It was decided to unite the lira and second headings of the find- ing' so as to explain the nature of the grievance, omitting the declaration that the Hansen session was ceusur- able. When it was proposed to make this last statement ariewsecoud clause, the question arose as to whether the session had been properly cited that to appear, and it finally was decided. that this had not been dope. The committee accordingly retired and finally brought in the followingreporte -"That the so-called appeal of ./vIrs. Ross against the Presbytery of Huron be dismissed. That at the same time it appeared. from the recorils that Mrs. Ross lead. a grie eence against the Hen - sail session. Inasmuch. as she had. been refused a certificate on thegrouncl of certain charges which had not been nvestigated, and frotu which sb.e had not been given an opportunityof clear- ing herself. That as Mrs. Ross had not made a fortaid eomplaint in the matter, the Synod. recommend that the Presbytery be instructed to cite the said. session before it, with a. view to removing the grievance and vindi- cating the good standing of Mrs. Ross." This finding was carried and acquiesced in by all the parties to the case. JOIEIN WRITE PahUshers and Propl O Balsas.- Seeding is now in full s Farquhar. ✓ operation. Fall wheat is looking poor - r j ly in places, being smothered by the ✓ great amount of suow that laid. on it. - -John Kay having sold his stock and t implements is going to move into the post ofike store to take charge of the office in place of Mr. Damian, deputy - post master, who is disposing of his stock and is going beak to the farm. ICirkton. FOOT BALL -The Kirkton foot -ball club held the irannualmeeting and fully organized for the coming season. The officers are as follows: Pres. John Muir; vice-pres. Wm, Moore; capt. Bert Bryans; sec. and treas. F. A. Taylor; managing cow. Wm. Millar, Win. Jamison, Joseph Brooksandlild. Shier. The club is now open to receive chat- enges fro in a,nylocal club. See. F. A. Tay - or. In Feb. last, our foot -ball dis- appeared in a strange manner. Will the party or parties,' holding the ball please return „aalai- • •••••••••••• Biddulph. Barns -The faxen al 4 effects of Patrick Grace, Maniple was sold. by auction last week. The farna was per - chased by 1Vm Rider for $2,500, and is considered a good price. The farm, is a good one as nearly all the land. in Bladulph is first-class farming lend. -The weather the past two weeks has been very favorable for seeding and all the farmers mild desire in that re- spect.---:Toseph Cobbledick, of Exeter, visited friends here on Sunday last. - The city anglers ha,ve it great time fishing for bass and suckers in the Sauble is seldom the pastures ere in such it flourishing condition at this season of the year. are eh eer fully shown toanerone demo us 1 Little Liver Pills. One a. dose. Small Bicycle riding on the sidewalk is re.•;.m.....,••••.e•mo•••••••• Cfc The only way to test the Nevi, Ca,sh System is to come and buy and see for yourself, as everybody is welcome to take advantage of out so many bargains and by so doing you will soon learn that you are ',wing money and that you get better value here than he any other store A ik tr tri L e t Qt Just received a very choice range of Plain and Fancy Tweeds and Pantings. .from 25c per yard up. notiot Fai1 to See T1-amAlso a large stock of Ready-made Snits to select from. Elegant value. Men's end BoysFine Straw Rats moving out fast, but lots left yet. See .our special 25e hats. Om. Umbrella and Para,sol Stock is conaplete. Now, if you Want bargains you need not go far, Brown & Preeter are right in it. ,Remernber, Produce taken as Cash. .1131ROW1 & PREE'rEFI, ---4."0.-,,cr,4ci Credit 'eel re el Zewrich. evered. three of his fingers at the second joint, and the thumb wasbadly mangled. It was thought that blood poisoning would result, but with precaution and. good attendance, he is getting along tucely. Anemia os' Mits. Ross. -The Synod of Hamilton and London closed its meeting at Chatham last Wednesday morning, after a sederunt almost ex- clusively occcupied with pile appeal of Mrs. Gavin Ross, of Hensall, against the Presbytery of Huron in reference to cerbain charges made by her against Rev. J. S. Henderson, of Hensall. The judicial Committee appointed to deal with the matter at aprevious sedcrunt reported chi ough Rev. Dr. Laing of Dundas, the report being substantial- ly as follows :-(1)That. while the case bad been brought before the Synod in proper technical forrn, yet Mrs. Ross had a grievance which should be re- Chektige ! ENV RI, Ziff lA from Winter. TIeavy goods hi Boots &I Shoes, to spring reel summer -welr is now the or- der of the day. If you need any our stock ix now complete. Many lines to select from and at prices that will satisfy you. In Men's, Boys, and Yonths' Fine floods everythin is up to date. Ladies , 1V1isses' and Chddrens in Dongc- OxfordS, Bah and buttOns. We have' everything in stock that you require. Space will not permit us to quote prices. Call and see for yourself. A. 111JRD0C1 SG CO Grand Bend. BRIE'S. -The weather has been very dry of late. -The fall wheat is looking fairly well in this section. -Joseph Brenner is•painting the walls and ceil- ing of his hotel, which will greatly im- prove it. -Tho fishermen have beeu very linsy of late driving the stakes for the fish nets. The weather has been, very favorable for them. -F. G. Rumbel, of London, has men now re- placing his elm lumber on the shore here,and will ship it w'oen. the,weather I is more favorable. -Mr. Bassenberry hal his hotel about completed, and it will be very convenient and roomy now. -James Mallard has had a soft water tank put down, and will now have a good supply of water. -Wm. Fulton, of Brewster, has also put down a tank at the parsonage. -The water in the river is now getting very low. There has been a great amount of earth washed out of it this spring. - Fred. Faalis and Millisa Mollard visited. at Mr: Robinson's, Exeter, on Satur- day last. • • •-••••••.- Dashwood. Baxaes.--James Erwin, who has been to the North-west the past few years, paid his friends a flying visit the other clay. -John Fried, of -Parkhill, is visiting at M. Fenn's and othei friends in the village this week. He intends to leave for Germany in a few days. -T. Trevethick, of Crediton, was in the village on Saturday. -Henry Willert, who has been on the sick list the past week, is able to attend to business again. --Emanuel Rothermeal is also on the sick list. -Henry Guen- ther has moved the old church to the west side of his shop and. he will fix it up for au ini plement shop. -There were married in the Luth.erian church, on Thursday° fleet week, Miss Katie Becker and Mr. W. Neckman, of Logan. -The enterbainment held here on 'Thursday evening of last week, proved a decided woes. The seating capacity of the church was well filled with an apprec- iative audience who thoroughly enjoy- ed the program, whicli consisted of solos, duets, quartettes and readings. The ineipting was opened by an instru- mental given by Miss F. Snell, the solos were sung by Miss Case, of Lon- don, also by Miss Jane Hall and Rev. Eby, while the' music was beautifully rendered by Mr. Zwieker, of Crediton, and the Hensall Quartette. The duets and readings were also interesting.We feel we are correct in saying, that this was the most interesting and enjoy- able enterta,inment ever belcl here. Those who took part in it are to be congratulated on the success which attended their efforts. Gredit012. - BRIRE•s-Osear Hotlgins has returned to Detroit after visiting his parents here. -Miss Tana Sheardown, of Galt, Iis at present visitingher parent...a-The For the nexteetwa weeks we are new office of Hare7 Eilber is j tattbmoliets, gzaptagyesa, ..seuia..,",.-10.41..e iccioofthimagenast street. --We understand the completed, -svhich adds much main e , , Hill is a.bout to build ft. ler eraery prices t iteeebnish you. on his premises and intends the business extensively; it lunt(o) Boys' 2 c''Firt:te're.-4-' *v . -worth $2, sale doubt be aline buildiug as tlaaten ws price Ideto eV.,.,L, $2.50 $i -John Dalranple is on the estele• list. Men's Ready-to-wear Suits for $4.00. John Hodgins, of Brinsley is taking 1 out of town.-Exca,3rating for the his place. --G. Zwicker spent Sunday basement of the new church ilgs coin- 'veneer:T.-Messrs. Stanley iend. Mc- Namee, of Luean, were in the estr. Ige Last week. -Henry Switger is a4 his hewn and otherwise beauti ing his premises. -H. Either has been appoint - .L returning officer for North Middle- sex. Hayfield. which he is purchasing are very,• rge. Baisas,--Last week R. rend J. Erwin, 3. Marks, H. Elliott and M. Kemp went to Cleveland. -Wm. Tippett is (taking J. Nithiddon's place in the school; we are glad to report Mr. Whiddon convalescent -Tree-planting is being extensively carried on at the present time. -Rev, Oaten is laid off active work. Last Sunday after the Deeming serviee itt Bayfield he was completely pro.aa.S. id. Mr. Oaten in- tends taking a week's rest rusticating. itt Bluevale. Aalsa. craw. Balms. - County Constable F. Atikuson, of Ailse (dredge has been in- structed by the fishery overseer to prosecate all parties illegally catching, netting, spearing, trapping, or in any way obstructing theriver to prevent the free movement of fish. -Died, on Wed- nesday last, Jane, beloved. wife of Mr. John Morgan, after it long illness, caused bv the running away of a. horse she was ariving last August. The re- mains were conveyed. last Thursday to Brinsley cemetery, where she was buried, in the presence of a large WW1 - her of friends and acquaintances. -The county convention of the Y. P. C. E. will be held lathe Presbyterian Church, Ailsa Craig, on the 19th and 20th of May. Hay. COUNDIL.-Council met April 27t1I. All members present. The following basiness was transacted :-That the Clerk get legal advice in regard to the By-law re !Jensen Police Village. - That in regard to petition of trustees and others of S. S. No. 7, no action be taken at present. -That the assess- ment roll be accepted from the assessor as being satisfactory. -That the resig- nation of Ed. l3ossenberry, Sanitary Inspector for the western division, be accepted. -That Henry Greb be ap- pointed Sanitary Inspector for the western division. That the follow- ing sunashepaidt-D.McOoll, assessor's salary, $55; .f. Baechler, rep cut,N. 13., 2; White & Son, printing, $10.3a ; fly. Weber, work-b,n. C. Read, $1 Phil Sippel, work on 0: Road, $1 A. Williams, bringing in safe from Intisall„ $1.50; Dr.. Campbell, attend-, ing Mrs. Howell, $6; 3. E. McDonell, safe, $70. Robt. Tixrnbuhl, tee) gal. le: Road, $1 ; Thos. Murdock, 6 months rent for Mrs. Satherby, $8. -The Council adjourned to meet again Tues - May 23t1i. FRED Hass, So., Clerk. Zion. BRIEFS -A pecular kind of measles has been quite prevalent of late. The sick in the neighborhood are recover- ing. -The many friends of the late Isaac Harness assembled at the cemetery and church on Sunday April 19th to show their respect to the de- parted. Mr Westman delivered a very impressive and thoughtful sermon from Soo XXX, 23. He leaves it sorrowing wife and four children to mourn the loss of it good husbandand a kind father. -Samuel Peart lost his best cow a few days ago. She got injured while out with other cattle. -The farmers are taking advantage of the fine weather and are busy with seeding. Soin.e of the weather-wise shake their heads and say : "We will have to pay for this yet."-Samue1.13rock, of Centralia intends supplying the couununity with fresh meat during the summer. -Thos. Harn, jr., who had. his eye operated on in London, is rapidly improving. --Lost, strayed or stolen, it few Sundays ago it curly -headed boy about the size of a Mail. Was seen making his way south through the mud on the front road between Centralia and. 3foorse- ville. No reward is offered. We wonder what took him in that direct- ion. --Some persons, needing oats, stole a quantity of chopped feed and oats from William Brock. RI their haste one of them left a rubber in the mud. The owner may liza,ve it by calling on Mr. Brock, proving property and. pro- ducing the mate. -Wall it do beat all the get-ups they have now -a -days. Tether day me and my nabor started for Winchelsea, and when near Wm. Smithls.eve seen a high concern as if Bill were born' fer ile or fixin' up . one of 'em things fer lookin' at the moon and stars, but on ocemn claster we seen it eves Jack Johns pose driver a whackle' 'exn down at an awful rate. It made me sigh when 1 tiaot of the backaches and sore hands I uster have splitin' rails and • diggin' holes, and seein' it puttin' 'ern in so straight and solid. Why you couldn't budge 'em to t save your neck. Jack says he runt in c apre-pre--dic, wall that thing they said he were in a week ago, as he can Winchelsea &awn, Rseentae-s-The following is a correct report • of the standing of the pupils ire S. S. No. 6, ITsborne, for the month at April. The names are in order of merit. Senior Department, V class, Winifred 00iip- land; Sr. IV class, Serab. Clemens, Franklin Delbridge, Charles Upshal1; Intermediate, Ethel Goilbolt, Wilbur Hunter, Mabel Conpland; Sr. III elass, Annie Brinoaconela .Dora. Delbridge, Linda. Hunter; Jr. III class, Charles Miners, Robert Wileox, John Coward. Junior Department. Sr, 11 class, Victoria Miners, Gertie Miller, Blrfie Francis; Jr II class. Jessie CoutSland. Ila Delbridge, Mabel Sawyer; Pt. II class, Charlie Godbolt, Ernest Row - entre, Lewis Woods; Ste Pt. I class, Annie Clout:Sart& Ethel Pulleybank, Frank "Brimacomb; Jr, Pt.. I class. Eddie Coward, George Coward, Harold Webb. J. A' GRE"RY7 Teachers - E. E. HALL% 1 Sale of milk routes for WiricheSsea Butter factory by public auction on Saturday evening, May 2 at 7 ea in. Butter -milk for the season will be sold to the highest bidder. aureola styles. which he will sell at factory nrices. Ito- - Buoams I Broaxus.--Fred Hes% sr., has just completed a number of boggles,,,( the latest member they aro his own make. which is suf- ficient guarantee of their durability and s!yle. Call aud see them. BEs', -i. -Rev. D. II. 33meind return- ed from conference last blond:1y eveue bag. He has the liberty to stay congregation bids lilneiveieenn"--The another year, for which time the committee of the Lin erFvetf chureh are, makingpreparations te dig ont the foundation for the furzaace.-Charles &threader moved to, the village last week, and has gone into pertnerehip with his brother Henry, M. the hot and shoe busines6:-.--Everything looks refreshed after the rain on Monday. - Should no frost come the prospects axe simply great for fruit which will gladden the hearts of every one. -Mrs. Catherine Irving died at the residence of her son-in-law Win, McOlitichy last Wednesday afternoon at the and old age of 87 years, and was buried on Friday afternoon at Deerfield. Win. Irving her son and . James Irving hergrandson were here from. IVIichigan attending, the funeraL-Miss Lovina, Cook, of Hensall was the guest of Miss E. Steinbach last Sunda,y.- Quite a nmnber of our boys took it trip to Bityfield, Sunday, on their wheels - There wee it meeting in the town -hall on Monday evening for the purpose of organizing it base -ball tenni, but owing to the heavy down pour of rain your nob accept it. Canis was appealed to. corresponden tdid not attend, therefore I Certainly, he would help his friend out cannot give the result.-Qtilte a. 1112111- of the difficulty. He cheerfully passed ber from here attended. the concert over $105, to be paid back at the "Soo" given in Da,shwootilaetThursday even- 1 took the check for seeurity, and then with it: All joined in saying Zurich ing, but were somewhat disappointed 1 the ee-roceries. They didn't come back. the other two went away to see about talent was the best there. -Willie i That's all. Bossenberry has returned from. Detroit I not being able to secure steady employ- ment. ---Miss Tooley head milliner for 1 There were $6700 of cheese shipped D. Steinbach has been on the sick list • from St. Marys to England last week. but we are pleased to see her on the : If you axe tired taking the large old street once roore.-Miss Leara Wil- ' fashioned griping pills, try Carter's Hams was in Dashwood on Thursday j Little Liver Pills and take some cona- evening and helped to make the con- !fort. A man can't stztnd evex ything. cert lively by her recitations. -We ' One pill a dose. Try them. notice Schroeder Bros. have received I The J. D. Graham Co., Toronto, for - now ready to shoe one and 'all. -Miss their spring stock in shoes, and are !hmalraly, gooftofltr.syantn.ytsa, ndom, and first on won the Four -in - Emma Rickbeil has gone to Hensall tandem for high steppers at the To - for the summer. -Miss Laura Kibler is onto Horse Showlast week. in Crediton learning thc. dressmaking,. i . HATS.11"' See our line of Merfs Soft Felt Hats, worth 75e, for 25e. See our Men's and Boys% 8 trw Hats, worth 50e, for 10e. Just received a stock of Prints, Parasols, Window Shades, Curtain Poles and Trimmings. Don't forget to seeure it Bargain in our Ready-made Suits. J. -P. Ross Huron County Notes; Robt. Mason, who just one year ago was so badly injured by falling from his barraie applying to the Chosen Friends, of Clinton, of which be is a member, for his insurance tinder the "total disability ctause," he being ab- solutely unable to do anything for himself, although enjoying a fair degree of health • be has no use of his lower limbs whafever, and will receive $1000 in a, few days. Judge McConnell, of Fargo, N. D., has granted a, decree to Mrs. Minnie McBride. of Kincardine, Ont., on the grounds of non-support. 141rs.McBridei has been in Fargo since last Auguste and is the daughter of R. T. Walker, of Kincardine. Ont., a wealthy grain merchant, and an operator of several boats navigating the great lakes. She was allowed to resume her maiden name. Gabriel Reeves, of Seaforth, was bodged in the county jail last week, having been committed from Seaforth by D. 1). Wilson, J. P., on a charge of shooting with Mtentto do bodily harm. It appears that persons were throwing stones at *defendant's dwelling, when be fired a gun, the charge seriously wounding Robt. Boyd. Unless blood poisoning follows the evounded man will recover and as it will be some days before'lhoyd is out of danger the trial is not likely to take place yet a while. A Toronto 'dispatch says :-Wear- ing an air of extreme simplicity Nael.g. store suit of clothes, Henry, Cale, you= man, of Myth, Ont., stepped from a Grand. Trunk train Taesday afternoon, Ile was on his way to Satin Ste Marie, had a pocket full of money, and a de- termivation that no eity man should get ahead of Min. Henry was hugging his carpet -bag in the Union Station when a stranger approached and en- gaged him in conversation. The young man from Blyth announced the long trip he was taking, "Why," said the kind stranger, "that's funny; that's just where I'm going myself!' Then another man approached and told the first stranger he had delivered that car-loadof groceries for Sault St. Marie and now wanted payment for the goods. Cullis' new-found friend dis- covered that he had no money, and profferei it check for fe1,000. The man with the groceries admitted that the check- was good, but he really could Lieoan. i M. C. Donnelly, wholesale liquor dealer, Al : listen, Ont., was troubled for years with Itch Basses - Mr. Arthur Atkinson, grain merchant, Winnipeg, starts for 1 ment, which he did, was cured, has had ne re- vinegyriles. He was persuaded by Jas. MeGar- Alliston, livery man, to use Chase's Chit- honae on Wednesday, having spent . tuernetemsf thaesi ghnigglYrortecolo.l.pnasen. ds this °int - at their beautiful residence on Beach eep your ye Hine onve andr °l the winter in Ontario. -Mr. and Mrs. in R. S. Hodgins gave their many friends and weIl-wishers a genuine good time ------- , II street on Monday night. Mr. Hod- gins is about to remove, his family to Montreal in a few days, where he has been engaged for some months pa,st in the life insurance business. One of he most pies -mg features of the oc- sorted for the Spring Trade with prices asion was the presentationto the host to suit everybody. We give you a and hostess of it m.agnfficent tea set, nice high beclstead fax $1.45 awl half accompanied with a neatly worded ad- a dozen chairs for $1.65, which are dress. -Master Alva, McRoberts met great selbers. with a painful accident on .Wednes- day while playing ball with some cora- raciee. In trymg to. catchthe ,ball, of the latest designs. ' which was com Me with terrific force, ,...., le t struck between two of his fiwngers, e also have some fine coverings for your old.lotenges and easy chairs 'ad tore the flesh badly. Dr. Shaw that need 'ecoveting, • UNIDERTAKIINU get 'em all straight now, and in all kinds of soil, as they drove„, one down about five foot thro' stiff clay ancl the lea,rd pan. No more diggin' fer me. Not much. •• 111. • 1•••••••••• • •• Do Nom Do THIS. Do not be induced to buy any other if you have made up your mind to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. Remember that f Hood's Sarsaparilla cures when all je° others fail. Do not give up in despair because other medicines have failed, to help you Take Hood's Sarsaparilla a faithfully and you may reasonably ex- pect to be cured. • Hood's E'ills are purely vegetable, carefully prepared from the best in- gredients. 25c. If you want bargains in Furniture, as we can give you the best value for your money that is to be had. Our stock is large, new and. well as - We can satisfy you in Curtain Poles and Window Shades as we have some dressed the wound. The Ontario Government instructor Is one of our special lines rued we el spraying will be at St. Mary's, May , 10 a. ne. 1 ways carry II larg:e and well assorted .T. M. Hill, ri, Woodstock insurance I stock, and our PrIces are right. gent, fell on an icy sidewalk last I Last week we receive(' a job lot of winter and hurt himself. He asks inew niaclainel.y for tlie manufacture $1,000 dremages from the townla all kinds of Sash, -Doors & Frames, Toronto, Ont. April 20.-A fatal and all wood mitterial for buildinc; pur- trooley accident occurred here this 1 poses. Parties building kindly give us morning. Ae it car was speeding 1 a calk and we will give you close down an incline it came in contact prices. vith a wagon m which were two men HopipmAN BRos. allied Chillman and Notley. Notley hortly after he was extricated. Chill- tte thrown beneath the car and. died 1 TJndertakers and Contractors Furniture DealDelaes,bwooct an's injuries will prove fatal' Henry Cole, a former resident, of n Clinton, died in Flint, Mich., last week. w He was 81 years of age. „.