The Huron Expositor, 1896-02-07, Page 8iF
ilson's Cash Grocery.
Extra valitee just now in line table syrun! and a
Blue ,yello* sugar suitable for making syrup ‘; fresh
eiroimd buokwheat Rower and maple syrup .1just in.
e have something extra fine in eheese. Onr stook ,
Teas and Zloiree is second to none for quality and
; we will guarantee you better value than you
c n get from any peddler in the country and you
ve the advantage of belbg abIe to return anything
t at don't please you. Our stook Of dried fruite
aps, etarch, hams, haeon, lard and all kinds of
family groceries is complete and of the best quality
and our prices are the loWest. We eXpect in few
rf
di
her wholesome literature. The sp a
✓ • his own !notice where good had b e
ne, and the1whole current of life °hang
the influence of this literature. The
ty employs a number of
avel through the new, p
ttled districts- of the_ co
mos of the people ; the
camps, and other out -o -the-way pla
stributing these books. The sailors
e canals and lakes 'are Ise attended
ass to be ahlo to men choce flour at lees than the
. in this way. In al!„ these pilaces, colporte
regular price. In fine dinner, tea and toilet eets we
have some of the best 'nd newest geode hi the Ve •alwaYs
market. (Tall and see, the
lamp goods, plates, cups
lowest price& We give t
kinds of trade.
olporteurs,
or and spars
ntry, visit
umber and
, Prices aro right, Limns, . books and tracts whieh the
nd satiates jure All., at ' eagerly sdught after,' an
0 highest prices tfor all
read. During the past y
WILSON, Seaforth. or rost, has been opened at
Rank of Commerce Illook. it intended, as soon 1.ra the
0.
Seaforth's
Largest Clothing Houpe.
When in tho. history of tl
Clothing been at such low pric
to wonder at such FLNE
Men's Union Tweed na
heavy Tweed Pants, $1 ;
85.85 ; Men's Frieze 0
Beer's' Overcoats, all price
ostabliehinent has
s, the people eeem
CDS for , nob LOW
Men's good reliable
1 Frieze Overcoats,
eremite, Black and r
, all sizes, all kind&
ahrgatn. Clothing and Pry Goo House,
Seaforth.
1888
Sensible Peop
use the
MONE .ORDERS
STEAMSHIPS
Reliable Inforination and Lowest
Rates given by
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TORONTO,
Larost, best equipped and
ost popular commercial
derate rates ; everything
1444-52
• RUTH
Postponed
-L NEM -
Owing to grip and other
Practice continued each Wed
ititt L,s' won txpooitor.
DISTRICT MATTERS.
Wants sou Lreemeate-The BellTelephone
Company would be glad of all the experi-
enced telegraph or telephone linemen they
can get hold, of just now to work in Toronto
for a feee weeks. Application should be
'made et once at 37 Temperance Street,
vious occasions the minstrel show on Friday
erening last under the auspices of the Bea-
ver lacrosse clab was well patronized, the
hall being full. The many jokes of the end
men were funny 'and of the latest ; while
the various solos and choruses were well
rendered and much appreciated by the
audience. Mr. G. B. Seet0s sermon was,
exceedingly comical and kept the audience
in roars of laughter. The entertainment
was wound up by an emusing farce, and all
felt that they had s -pent an enjoyable even-
ing ; and following the old sew of " laugh
and grow fat," expected to wake up in the
morning and find themselves quite.corpalent.
RtssawAn.-A horse belonging to Mr.
ieorge Levis, Massey -Harris agent of Cline
on, made things interesting for a while on
lain street on Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
evis was driving towards the railway sta-
on, and when nearly in front of Dick's he-
el, attempted to turn around. In doing so
he cutter upset, frightening the horse,
Which made up the street at a lively pace.
At the Queen's hotel it took to the sidewalk
and after taking the cutter over a pump, re-
tarded to the road, and continued its per-
egrinations on up North Main street for
some distance, when it trotted into a yard,
and was then captured. Strange to say
iteither horse, cutter, nor occupants were
any the worse of the little escapade.
i Ties PowEn. or LovE.-The Henna Ob-
' erver of last week lies the following, which
s too good to be lost : One of our Ffensall
itizens who took patt in; the West Huron
Contest tells an amuSing incident in whieh
he was an actor. Being requested pc. drive
to a certain place and bring a voter to the
poll, he went and after considerabie tramp -
;leg through the snow found the voter chop-
p'mg in the woods. He reqeested him to
go with him and vote . for Weismiller, but
the man refuSed point blank. With disgust
and discouragement pictured upon his face,
ue Hensel" friend started back on biaweary
errand through the snow. He had not gone
far, however, when he met! a young man
eoming along with determination outlined
on every feature of bis neble countenance.
" Can't you get that man ?" enquired the
youth. "No, ' said T.; "I have done my
best but he won't come.: ' " He has. got to,
said our young hero, and continued : " You
see it is this way ; 1 fini engaged t� hia
deughter, aud if he don't come the whoIR
-affair is off." The young man proeeede
and delivered his intimation and the old
man sprang off the log and struck out for
the polling place with -the alacrity of a
sehoed boy. Young men,- you have great
power. Use it judiciously,
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THE TR kilr Soo/Eva-Rev. Dr. Moffatt,
the efficient and energetic agent of the
Upper Canada Book and Tract Society,
preached in the Egmondville Presbyterian
church on Sribbitth merning last, arid in the
Presbyterian church, tea:forth, on Sabbath
i-,
evening. Oo Montle . evening, the animal
meeting of the societ - was held, in the
lasetnent of the latter church. The night
a as stormy, and there was only a, small at-
teudance. Those present, however, were
well repaid for coming out. The chair was
oteupied by Dr. MeDetriald, and a most in-
teresting address was delivered by Dr.
Moffat, deeeriptive of the operations of the
eoeiety, and the noble work being done by
it. During the past year the society dis-
tributed, by sale and gift, over ten thou -
eland copies of the Seriptures,tuad thirty thou-
sand other relig,ious books, besides immense
et Other ports. The obje
is to furnish a -quiet rind
dispose of
very gener
Kiegeton, an
finances of
similar hon
t Of these ho
where sailors, ;when theyland, 'can meet o -
their homes and frien s, and amuse them.:
saves with harmless games, s ch as. eheck-
ere, chess, etc., and in this way provide
cbunter attraction to the saloons and other
ingston home
a thousand
read, that re -
ho
ly
he
he
re
Ily
it
he
es
es
questioriable resorts. The. I
Was visited last year 'by ove
sailors, and it is so linuels
them, and its fame has so s
qnests have been, received om sadori in
other parts asking for!. the esta,blishMent; of
similar resoets. This les ell missionary work
• of the most praeticat usefitl kind, and
those engaged in it 14oald receive the ems •
dial and generous sympathy' and support of .
all who wish te aid in the great; work
bettering hninanity. We hope that
m en the colleetors ifor this society call
upon the people of this and other districts
for contributions, the restionse will' be in
keeping 'with the great importance !of the
FROM INnonE,' IN kna. =Miss Sinclair, who
h s spent fiveyears ie mission work at In-
d re, India, and Who is now at home on
fuVlough, gave a -most intereeting address in.
the basement of the Presbyterian church on
St eclnesday evening, last eek, to. a very
'good audience of ladies. Mi s Sinclair is 'a
lk
close attention of her a (Hence for over an
hour. Her description o th condition and
habits of the natives, apd of the progress of
Christianization amongst them, • gained by
five years of practicer experience, was most
graphically giveo, and tari*' undoubtedly
create muchlaterest in behalf of, the Indere
mission, which Mies Sinclair represents. '
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ANOTHER shipment • of La, e Huron her-
ring just to hand, which we are elling by the keg
or dozen. ' Remember, that we re eive froah-Haddie
from the packers every Thursday. FRED DAVIS, *the
Opera Bieck Grocer, Seated .
Collars lpft, to elear cheap W. W. Ilopealiix. Sea -
forth. - 1463-1
EVAPORATED PEACH 13 make the nicest
pies of any fruit in the mar et, and jest think, you
ean get three pounds for 25c at FRED DAVIS' grocery,
BOArinnes WANTED. Boarders wanted
for a couple of comfortable r ores;in a private family
in town. Pleasant and cony merit location. Apply
at Exroarroa office. 1400-2
FIVE pounds choice b king Figs for 25e.
Cranberriest Evaporated Apples and all kinds of
dried fruits in season at th Opera House grocery
store. FILED DAVIS, Seafort 1469.1
DENTAL ,NOTICE. -F. W. Tweddle, den-
tist, Seaforth. Until Earth r notice, the prices of
Rubber Plates Will be red el to 86 ; the Lest of
material ;and workmanship guarimteed. All other
work at correspondingly 1 w prices. Office -Over
Richardson & McInnis' dire Main street, Seatorth.
1467-tf
A BEAUTIFUL Ja,pa ese tea pot- given
away with every 25e can of orest City Ilaking Pow.
der, at the Opera House gro ry store. FRED DAVIS,
MR. J. F. CLARK, f the Golden Lion
store, semorth, has decided 0 continue his oiearing
Bate tor ten days -longer-. ly ten -at the ,end of
whioh time the store will be closed to business. ,,,
14681
CHILDREN FOR ADOMON. A widower
with two little girls, 9 and , would like to get them
adopted by respectable pe ple (Pr testant) in tne
country., ' Apply at this ono . 1409-2 T -
shoe repairing shop in con eotion ith T. V. Rut -
ledge's shoe store. Work left at Mr. Rutletige's
will receive prompt attentio 1469x1
last week in our churel was ot well at-
tended for Various reas ns that chief being
Miss Smelaq's lecture i a t'own' Which drew
made the gathering mall, a week night
tions for the gentlemen a sin ular circtim-
stanee, but the ever in reasin number of.'
lodge meetings May e an explanation.
the Rev: Mr. ShaW being elect d president, •
.Gordon McAdam, secretary treasurer. • Col-
lectors will be appointed by the officersavho
will call bn the people at an •early date. -
In connectien with our societiee we are glad
to see that our people have aot yet taken
health of Mts. McFaving. The eye -socket -
the craze of multiplying vice presidents to
the fourth a d fifth degree. -7 -We are much
pleased to n te the steady improvement in
is resuming tts normal. condition and to all
appearance ill eventually get well. ---Mr.
D. Stevens° was confined to the house on
account of illness, for seeeral deys last
week, but a present writing is doing nicely
and will soo be about again. -Miss Bur-
gess and It iss Lizzie MeNay have' been
spendin ti e very pleasantly lately .with
relative and friends in Woodetock.-Mrs.
Popple, who has been ill for some time,
'melees, e regret to say, ne improvement;
but 'tee s growing weaker. -The pond is a
busy 'pi ce just now, as the ice -harvest ha's
bed n. The congealed stuff is, however,not
CA BRIEES.-Mrt IVilliam J. Elliott,
son of r. William Elliott, town olerk, has
pas ed is firet year exa,mination at the On -
tarifa, A rieultural College with flying col-
ors,Itak ng honors in nearly every subject.
-T e any friende of Mr. Andrew Smith,
for erl of Egmondville, will be pleased to
hea 'th t he is spending the winter very
ple san ly 'with friends in St. Paul. He is
enj YPI good health ; he likes the eity and
is h ving a good time generally. He has a
son an daughter residing in St. Paul. --7
'Mr. Ito rt MeMordie, of Kippen, the effl-
den se rotary of the South Huron Farmers'
Ins tut , wet in town on Tuesday. --Mrs.
Tho , of Watfordeformerly Mrs. Armitage,
of t town, is visiting friends in town this
wee .-The ice harvest has commenced,
and Mr. D. D. Wilson has a number of
tea s hauling it ' from the Egmondville
dam -Mr. Fred Davis was in town this
wee -, and ..is much improved in health.-
Mis Jessie.Gibson, of Stratford, is visiting
cla.y ight, ant defeated the team of that
towi by nine oals to one. --Next Wednes-
day vening, February 12th, a juniors' tea
will he given' in the • Salvation Army bar-
, after which Ensign Ogilvie, of Strat-
willelead an old time jubilee. - !She
be assisted by Captain Ottaway 'and
rack
ford
will
Lieu enant Clark, of Clinton Captain See
cordland her cadet, of Bayfieid, and others.
-TWo rinks of our curlers went to Gode-
rich Ma Thursday.of last week, and defeated
the quriers of that town by 27 shots.' On
Monfie,y, two rieks went to Stratford, to •
play in the Ontario tankard series, winning
from Lucknow by 16 shots. -Solomon J.
Shaman, treasuter for McKillop for a num-
ber df yeers, has sent in his resignation, ou
acconnt of failing health., He considers the
time and trouble worth more than the re-
muneration. -The MeKillop board of health
met in the Queen'a hotel, Seaforth, on Mon-
day. The secretary was authorized to noti-
fy all school -trustees to clean the sfells • and
water closets by the first of May. -Mrs.
Wataon Ainley, of Brussels, spent Sunday
town. -A musics
ent will be held i
b the members' of t
11 members, with seir w
a a invited to be
lenson and bride,
akota, is visiting
kinsim, previous to
i their western ho
t prepare the dant
t e vocal Ideas desk'
b fore Lent, it has
pril, when a beauti
b expected. -The M
S tith, and brother,
remise° minstrels
o era house this (
c tripany is very high
ease of Toronto:, as
d Empire says of t
o artists has never b
The whole entertain
ish; is most pleasant
• ounds in good sin
fie-st-olass specialties.
aid bride arrived ho
oon trip on Wedn
rilfliam Sperling, of
IR v. P. Musgrave o
Killop, is eXpecaRi to
eery sermons in Burn
• Sabbath next, an
meeting, at the ea
ening.-Miss Ada
iting friends in t
°Vicar, returned in
e tures in the Pres
ening.-Dr. Scott
reside ee for seve
THE . HURON EXPOSIT
and literary entertain.'
the OdtlfellOws' hall,
e Ca adieu Order of
ing, 14th hist.
ves and friends,
resen Louis At.
f Witow 'City, North
his b other, Cyrus At.
king up house keeping
e. -It being impossible
ta of Ruth ee well as
in the time I allowed,
been postponed until
ul entertainment may
'sses Bella and Gussie
f Brussels, Were visit-
er Sunday. -The San
ill appear in 'Cardno's
'delay) evening. The
y epoken of by the
-el as that of all the --
The Toronto Mail
: Such a collection
seen in this eity.
from start to fin -
11
es
1
so
he
Sa
ta
sa
de
ss, but I
hope t
o Mrs.
ds in t
iting
urday
tely h
en is an a
s stolen.
one of the
env
en
e is getting
Fear is still
ampbell an
e country
) Fletcher
ar Matt Mr
ed a severe
as , which
recover
ture,
It was le
trace of
hoe store
hal left, no
ring shop
utledgets
says : Re
fortune t
British h
was teke
upknown
in eetings
ti ute, at
nd entertaining, and
e from their heney-
sday evening. -Mrs.
Hilton, who has been
friends in : Seaforth
Duff's churph, Mo -
Preach the- anniver-
also to address the
e place, on :Monday
ssionary from China,
yterian church this
as beexi. confined tq
al days, throegh ill -
all right now, -and
in a few .ditys.-
improving.-Mrs. C.
✓ Willie, wild have
recovering, ' as are
Mrs. Coulter, -The
re pow very good: -
this; week: -We are'
B. Eden, of ilarpur-
peralytio stroke on
as rendered him coni -
speechless
ittle hope
-During t
Dr. Camp
valuable
V on a dr
, and -after
it could b
s started
ion with
=The Go
of Seafort , had the
ast week. Whether
take br st len, is as
atitended
on Wed -
As Mr.
e palliation
ell's resi
old watch
ssing case
the crowd
shoe re-
erich Sig -
of the So ith Huron
eurich an Crediton
"dotr and Thursday,' •_ and add essed the
ettng's on agriculturt,1 subjects.
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Olin THIEF CAPT ED. -On hursday,
t week; a-- young an name B ennari
est!, a horse and ri lat For es' livery
bles, in this town, t g9 a few micas out
uckersmith.. Ther was noth small
meran about him. = !wanted t le befit
eke; a very handeom and show animal,
a it, cutter, harness a d robes t coffee -
d. As he'did not r turn that ght, Mr.
a that the man had [traded th harness
t re for ainother, obtain'ng three alert to
die etched Constable D nlop in. qa st (if his
to ondon, and holt the e to 1St. Thomas.
en drivin into that city he pied his
m driving long the s reet with the' rig,
ou t. He rought the an and t ie 'rig to
0 Monday Brennan as take before
erich to tand his trf 1. 'He is- a stout,
s rt, fine ooking yo ng fellow, about
tw ety year of age, and belongs to ,,Dub.
lin; although he has been in Chicago • for a
cou le of yea s, -`and ret rned this winter
on visit to is home. • e was negotiating
ior he sale o the horsea4 St. Thomas. He
ha !been offe ed $80 for.i , but was atand-
fere g, and li got its she a changed in'Lon-
eot ly one to 'him as he a 41- probably ,' get a
I ti
•
d.
' affi vita, &c. oney . o loan t lowest rates :Of in-
ter At horn ever actor ing and Wedneeday of
OTHER naNeen G NC -Still another
k ' has een made in the ranks of
o• f Mr. D can McD;3nald, of the Lon -
road, pas e,d peaceful y away on Friday
a.t week, t the ripe age of 85 years and
Mary M ghter of the late
ihald Mc e was horn in, Bal-
lich, In land, and came to
country parents, 53 years
She ha years of married
ith her hey settled upon
and laid to rest in
allowed by many
br
do
of
11
was
Are
s
ag
lif
th
th
i
fo
Ch
an
aa
an
an
tor
urd
the
and
Ste
eon
Mr.
sar
und
nu
atte
Mo
an
squ
T.
holi
Cowan, d
erness, Sco
enjoyed
usband.
resent fit m, from w
carried 0 Monday,
rucefield cemetery,
ds,• who ame to pay their last respects
he depart d, who hal gone to be with
of the late Rev.
s her aged partner shipped from the
tem carloads from th
expected work 'ea
Union furniture
-Miss Eva Daw
-Miss Matt arra,
of Miss Nellie Be
of Stratford, is v
a consist
Ross' cht
er son, J
two brot
r, Austra
rat member
rch. Beside
mes, she
TES. -A
petrons
will be h
, 15th in
ilk route
eter, is v
viemity.-Mr. Will
ey, left here on S
for the old countr
-There bi quarterly meeting here
in the Evarigelioal church next Sunday,
commencing on Saturday at 2 O'clock. Rev.
D. Kreh, presiding elder, will canduct the
services. -Rev. D. IL Braund still carries
on revival se •vices on the 14th concession.
Much good being d nt3.-Mr. D.B. Geiger
has gone to aterloo on a visiting trip. -
Mrs. H. We 1 bah r turned home from a
two weeks' visiting tt'p.-Mr. John Kibler
left last Monday for rediton, where he has
ot a position in a general store. -J, F.
iekbiel an Sol, B. rdy were. in Exeter a
few days ag on imp rtant business, -Miss
Flora Hess arrived home a few daya ago
lions a busin s trip o Varner, Michigan, a
few days ago
Ethel.
ITEms.----J. Heyd spent a few days of
last week with friends in Berlin. -W. K.
Whaley, of Bolgrave spent Sunday in the
John Fiansuld has purchased
the MhDonald property in this village. -
Mr. and Mrs: John Eekmier spent Sundlay
with Mr, and Mrs.D: Sproat, of Belgravela-
week. ! Mrs. Watt's brother is seriously ill
in Dakota.-lhe Sons of' Temperance pur-
pose holding an entertainment in the town-
ship hall, this (Friday) evening. A good
programme is being ,prepared. -Miss Bow-
den, Of Chiengo, is visiting her brother
here. -:Mr. and Miss Webster, of Lucknow,
visited their sister, Mrs. _ J. M. Raynard,
lest week,
NorEs.--Mr. Brough,youngest son of Mr.
Oswald Walker died on l'riday after several
months suffprin from that dread &sews
consumption. e wits juet in the bud of
age. ---At the II sionaref meriting on Sunday
.evening, very nteresting letters from dif-
ferent mission fields we e read by Mr. Perk,
Miss Gorle and Mr. Me Iraith.-Miss Turn-
bull, of McKillop, is vis ting Mr. Laing a.nd
family. -Mr. and Miss obhs, of Missouri,
spent a few cleys with t dr' relatives here
last week. -Mrs. Meat rdy, of Parkhill', is
visiting her father, Mr, Themes Stacey, and
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Leadb
TOTES. -Mr. Ji. Y. C 71;e11; of Cypress
R'ver, ManitoLa; is at eaent the guest of
hi father -in latta M . John Berry. He
br ught three tat loads f wheat as far as
and a half, has been o e ed a position in
So hia McGavin 'spent his weeki visiting at
he aincle's in Tucker mith.-,Mr. Robert
M rrison and wife spent last Sunday
With Mt. John Robb, (:) Brussels
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roxeter.
OTES. -The Irating earth -Val on Thurs-
daS, of Jest week was one of. the best ever
held in the rink.here.: The costumes were
nunierous and well represented. A trio
from Wingham came over to oapture the
three mile race prize, but they " were not
in it," ite Dick Miller was one too many for
them. -Our er viers were beaten by seven
shots in a match! at Brussels last week.-
Meesrs. Hilborn 1& MeTavieh, met new gen-
eral storekeepere, are out with a circular
which reads well ; they purpose inaugurat-
ing the cash sp. tem here. -Rev. Mr. Ander-
son, of Tivertoit, occupied the pulpit ef the'
Presbyterian 'ellurch on Sabbath last. -Mr. 1
A. Gibson, %vile was so seriously ill last 1
week, is now los a fair way to recovery. 1
•
ills Green.
ANNIVERSAR SERVICES. -The anniver-
sary services h ld here, in- connection with
the Presbyteri n church, wore all that
could be desi ed. The church was well,
filled at all the ervices, and the discourses
delivered by R v. A. Grant, of St. Marys,
were conandere a great treat. On the
Monday followi g the annual tea meeting."
was held, wh. n interesting, appropriate
and practical ddresses were delivered by
Rev. Messrs. G ant, of St. Marys ; Walker,
rendered at all he services by' the choir of
the congregatio The whole affair proved
a gran success. The receipts amounted to
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NOT s.-Mis M. Glanville is home on a
week's visit, rein London. -Mr. John
Keys lad a ood-bee last Friday. -Mit
Maws° of 0 editon is recovering from
the fey aand wi I soon 'be able to resume his
work a teacher n his school,in McGillivray.
Evang heal con regation, in Crediton, next
spring. Alread Immense piles of brick
'and sa d have een drawn to the church
Mr. eaten, f the Elimville circuit,
preach cl to a la ge and attentive audience
in the ethodis church, in Crediton, on
the 26t ult. r. Westo was at one time
pleased to have im again in their midst.
•
BRIE '
of Chat
vices in
day, Fe ruary 1
will be held in
Thursday evenin.
from Teeswater
People's Union
Fessant had the
severely injured
tory on Tuesday. -Mr. V. VanNorman, of
'Belgravet has be n appointed ehief of police
for 1896. -There was quite a 4tir in town
on Saturday. T o carloads of horses were
C.P.R. station and four
G-.T.R. station. - It is
ill be commenced in the
etory in about two weeks.
on is visiting in Toronto.
, of Clinton, is the guest
1. ---Miss Edna Strathdee,
sitingl Miss Emma Ross.
•
app
retook
s stook,
for th
es bel
ads of lambs.- hour(
nt
(aerial prepared lot- putting stables
his barns during he summer .21-A s. -T
Toron
er of the young peop e of this village
ded the tea meeting t Hills Green, on . erest
mgha
MENTIC
am, wil conduct
the Pre byterian
th.-The first meeting of
Young People's Societies'
the Methodist church on
.-A load of young people
ttended the Baptist Young
a Tuesday evening. -Mr.
isfortune to have his head
hile working in his fee -
r. Bunningham,
anniversary ser -
church .on Sunr
eaves two si
Mrs. McFarl
Michigan ;
ia, and Joh , of Stanley.
Id in Whit 4 hotel, on , at -
t., for the hrpose of letting
Siting frie ds in Brucefield
am Graham, 1 of
turday en
. He took with
ne,
lex-
BOOTS AND SI:I0
In order to reduce th
off an regular prioee
also offer several 11
goo& at cost. Havin
must reduce my pros
before buying elsewb
BALFo MELT,
is taken from the
day, will be of in
Ile timber is being laid down at the a v
ery happy eve t on
t Territory, and
bter of Mr: Rob
om, performs the
The groom was si pport
cousin, Mr. Melville
Miss Campbell, of Luckn
Hutton, of Forest and It
gerald, of Toronto, co
were the brialesma ds.
somely attired in whi
trim
re ai er dr
bell
Hut
station yard for ship ent.-Mr. John whe
head, with his sister, Miss Bella, are wes
elle McDonald- arriv d home for the of
ys, on Tuesday eveni g. P. S
F sale cheap, a fine Jetsey calf. Apply
N vs. -1-111r. E. E. Faust left lest week
for reedou, Pennsylvania!, where he has
the ace well. -Mr. Martiln- Schatz, from
Bern , .Michigan, is here visitidg . relatives
has b en visiting his brother Philips -Mr.
Just D y -ng o' ispose of his
-dwell ng and other property AS soon as he
does 1 e will move with his, family to Ash-
land, Wisconsin. We eegret to see him
lea,Ve, but he- says he can dh better there.
•
ng finished stock -
d Roots and Shoes.
I ill glve per cent.
ext 80 days. 1 will
w cost, ands. all winter
Call and get prices
e following, which
o Globe of Satur-
o any in this see -
°route, the real-
, as the scene of
Onesday evening,
of1 Regina, North -
his Jenny Meths,
atrimony. Rev.'
-ip, uncle of the
remony, in the
ediate relatives.
d by his brother,
mat, Forest, and his
lartin of Exeter.
w, aii'd Miss Mina
is Georgie Fitz -
h▪ e bride was hand-
med with chiron anal pearls, and car-
e boquet of bridal robe . Miss Camp -
wore pale blue silk w th chiffon, and
ton and Fitzgerald Wore white -silk,
boquets of pink carnations. After
,.
r
happy couple left far the west, a id show -
ere of rice and good wishes." , Tn .. Expos'.
Ten extends to Mr. and Mit. '111,1four its
yery best wishes, while it congrat lates Ir.
hat
Balfour on the choice he has ma .
happiness and prosperity m y be their fu-
ture lot, will be the earnes wis of 't ery•
III
NOTES. -The meinbers of the tent so-
eiety will keep in mbed the -!de ate in the
hall this Friday eVening, , as ani interesting
contest is expected, and a pleaftlit time
ay be -looked for. -Mr. Thomas MeLyrnont-
ustained a severe la' in the hall ',the other
apsized. It will necessitate is tak'ng a
l. tore finely improved havin pa ;ered
nd painted, Which- ad great y It. its ap• I
lay last in London, 'visiting h' brother
illiam, who has been there f r s me weeks
i any friends will be pleased t Ile r of his
d the services of St. Andrew s e urch on
In Weirs first coming anion , but We
N rill look for hie corning ag la Mr. and
rs. John Balfour arrived her op Saturday
st on their wedding trip, au ar at, the
the interest of hay for, some time, e as home
dining the week. -Mr. Arthur iol 'ell, who
li s been with Mr. D. C. Melee a for some
t n years, and who intenda in t near fu -
?t re embarking out fer hime I , as pur-
e :teed th fifty acre farm from hi brother
Centtaha.
a memory class heee last wee
einbers peak in high terms
t the ho se vacated by M
Cu Wed esday evening, la t w
er urch as well filled wit an
t enjoy the meeting, but to jo"nt*
c ant, who has disposed'of his bn
his brother Andrew, and who .h s
t
ren
ng as Sabbath school superin
e past two or three years, air S
t e platform, and the assistant up
a dress, and the Misses -Oke an
o behalf of the Sunday sehobl. 'M
e eouraging words to his fell w
oin he was about to leave. C
lo s will be Howick's gain; and •e
.1-rcks success in his new -field.
•
rganized
'Inch the
e work
r
loved in-
. Rieke
al meet-
ek, the
u dience
ot only
e of the
in mer-
iness to
een act-
ent for
ailed to
eciative
ill pre-
cis. set,
. Hicks
d spoke
tsh Mr.
.9STERTAINMENT. -A grand 1 u cal and
lit tary entertainroent was held i No. 17
pu chase of a, bell for the new school.
la t, for the purpose of raising fund for th
F fly one hour before the time rco
m neing the programme arrived, th build
in Was packed to the doori, but, ptwith
at ding the. press such was the variety
an excellence of ;he programme t sat t
au fence was kept interested and emus
las ed. Miss Dobson rendered a b. uti ul
sol in her usual excellent arid aces; I n hall d
manner. the duets and solos by less s
Cra ford- and Miller, and! Stone n d
cite . The comic part was aupplied
by he audience while Miss:Mabel cLe rs
full sustained her high reputation s a e -
pro eked roars of applause Whenever he p -
by t e young people of the section.; ,Other
part of the programme were ably is Ppli di
Whi e, of near Mitchell, NO, o was litt e
b‘y peal talent, the veteran v olini t,'
' Is tinny" Horton, being called bac -a an
and gain. The chair was decupied by ,
midi nee in constant good humor by his
witi speeches, The proceeds a tiny
•
son and children, accompanie b Mi s
ell McCurdy, of Winkhan, are isitin
of t e 7th concession, was' last iweek the
gues of her ouRin, Miss Martha Coat,*
10th coneess on. -Miss Nettie IVIeClinton
and lara M Dowell, were guests t Mr.
Hen y Edw rds' on Sunday last -Mr.
-M . J. B. ichol, who recently returne
fromlbalifor ia, was visiting friends ' Be
gal, last w ek.-Miss Annie B. $ o t w. s
last sifreek.- r. John E. Fells was ailing'
and Miss S. r: Irwin were 'the gue tat' f
DE TM- is Willia.m McGill, a (trine
on T ursda of last week, after a lin erin
Hines . - Th remains were interred in th
relati es, al anxious to show the last m rk
large conc urea of sorrowing friend% ,niida
one so worthy. Mr.
lish urch at Belgrave. The funeral as
•
Exeter.
80 ember being present from vari,us
loads of the county. The next twelft of
July elebra, be held at god4i h.
Mr. M. Todd, Clinton; John Scarl tt,
Wells Sa,wirtefictsrmdlijaert,ten}rdLdsatili4e etiihn .176
fine h rses sold here on ride and at r -
day last to the buyers. Deteetite st.
places on Friday, Saturda and undaf last
cott was in London, St: 75Tiomits anld et er
with Constable Dunlop, of 8 afort .
hired horse and rig front Mr. A, For e ,of
Seaforith, on Thursday, he 30th alt., and
failed o return it. The captured their
man a St. Thomas at noon on. Satu clay,
and b ught him here on Sunday anorning
last. n Monday night last,, Detective
Westc tt met a young lad on Main street,
carryi g a loaf of bread under his arm He
at onc • accosted him and took Wan tO the
Comm rcial hotel, and had him properly
eared or. Mr. 'Westcott, on questichaing
the lads found that his name wa NVillie
Johnsthn, age 15 years, son of Mr. Villiam
Manito a. The young lad had run away
from his parents' home. His ,fathei was
telegra hed for and arrived on Tuesday
mornin and took him home. The anxiety
of the areas ean be more easilf imagined
than de cribed. They had been abseitt from
home a Seaforth, and on their rani home
they found' that their son had gone. They
coneln4d that he had gone to ' t e lake
skating land was drowned. Mr. Westeott
young lad over to his fatherovho spo e in
ords of praise to Mr. Westcott for his
rompt aCtion in detaining his son and in-
orming him of his whereabouts. Three
leigh loads of Sunday school scholars from
ere attended the Sunday school convention
t Centralia on Wednesday last. -Mr.
lackwell, horse buyer, London, was here
Wedlnesday, purchasing horses. -Mr.
times Archib Id, Seaforth, was purchasing
times here o Saturday. -Mr, John Copp,
Oaf rth, ava. in town on business on
Ion ay.
•
•
Morris.
oW t he ho se of her sister, Miss Flem-
ing. , 3 r. Wi . Hennas of the Oth line, gave
Gillifl ed at 11 s home, on the 4th line, on
Thu a a las week. Deceased had been
ailing f r some timf3 with dropsy, The
churel Dee ased was an active Orange- .
man,a took a deep interest in the society.
-The tin w lof Monday and Tuesday _made
the a ei hing a great deal better in the
towns, ! s ithe streets were getting quite
tough fib heavy loads. -Mr. Thomas Rus-
sell deliv red a fine Clyde horse at Wing -
ham kit week, -Mr. C. Wilkinson is home
on a vipi to his parents, on the 4th line; at
presents, With fine' weather and good e
sleighing a large amount of teaming has
been dSeise in the line of wood and logs. --
Tiia has Jessie Close is visiting near Belgrave.
is hoMe is near Ethel.
Varna.
St. John's church, Varna, was held at the
reeidence ef Mr. George Beattie on Friday
evening last. A good musicafprogramme
wall carried out, a,nd the affair was a most
atsccessful and enjoyable one. The proceeds
amounted to $28. -We are sorry to hear
that, Mk. Edward Wanless is at present in -
divined, but hnpe soon tosee hirn around
again. He has an attack of influenza,'
whiCh iia very prevalent at present. -Mr.
JosepVCS1dwell has sold his fifty-aerefarm,
on the 6th eoncessiont south of the village,
to Mr. William Dennison. The sum paid
Harrington,. is visiting friends and relatives
ha the viliage at presents -The funeral of
B. . Wilker, relict of the late John
alken, formerly of this village ' took place
t the Bayfield cemetery on Wednesday. -
A foot)) 1 Match took place in Varna on
fi ld tea , nd the Small Fry, of Varna,_
w mil ; ilsu ted in a victory for the Small
F y, of ihnee oala to one. --An" at home"under
evenin last, hen a very enjoyable evening
held in the Perance hall on Wednesday
Nel-iactsedsP yntlibel ladies, ,After the inner man"
bountiful spread was _pro
was; a ti fie an excellent programme was
render d, cOn isting of speeches, recitations,
which the Sister society, of Clinton, took n,
very prominent pait. The proceeds amount
to, nearly $15.00.
•
NOTES.. M s Lizzie Richardson, of Brus-
sels, is vis tin at Mr. John Burgesi.-The
Foresters a home last Friday evening
wax:very gime ssful. A good supper was
provided bi the ladies. After supper a
programm W rendered by local talent.
Mr. P.:klieg! Garting, of Brantford, chief
organizer for the Canadian Order of For-
esters, adolres ed the audience on the bene-
fits of then r er. In the absence --of -Rev.
A. Y. Hir eya Dr. Toole acted as chair-
man. M" !Flora Nixon, a Bluevale girl,
now. livin lin Emerson, Manitoba, is a
eredi to er native village. She is not
sixte n yotl U.nd has. a second class certifi-
cate lid 'hos assed the examinations - at
Hart ey re eived a telephone message say-
ing t at hi son, Fred, who WaS teaching
theri at h boarding house. Mr. Hartley
hurri d to nurse him. On Sunda he
seem d bet er of the diphtheria, but a out
eight o'cl ek that evening he died from
wea eats oF the heart, Mrs. Hartley and
the r st of the family, and all the villagers
as we 1, were shocked to hear of his death
on onday, He had been sick about a
week befere his father had got any.word
it. I is the saddest death that •has occur-
red al out, here for a long time.- Fred was
very trong physically, bright and deter
and n t yet t nty years of age, who, if he
had li wou d have been a credit to his
farm' and; t his country. The remains
were uried- in Clinton cemetery on Mon -
on M nday.evOing. Miss Maggie Hartley,
unusual had appened until after her
brother was ,buried, when she received word
of it,tind returned home to Bluevale. We are
rounding count y will sympathize with him
and h family hi their affliction. ..
tion but every ne village and tsar-
rday 'id*, February 8th, is the date
business in Hama. Up to that date we
oni 25o to on each pair. Don't miss the
nity of get ing your supplies, for if you do
re requeste to pay their accounts on oo be -
ekingor
r collect on A. NVetiston.
tipLirspoy:ontumit.ia. Terms -cash. -Persons indebted
nt Pum
ruary 8 h. If not pa d then will be put 'fat*
1468-2
Sat
we qu
the f
to me
fore
court
is no
iThe
see t
their
Lo
week
andi
mon
brie
ne
J.
ma
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der
Mao
Mr.
but
wee
wee
iPast
uara
Rev
the
past
of
his
Wal
illne
secured, the agency for and
for the two famous Ohio wind-
artin & Son, of Chatham, viz.:
ar Power Mill and the Eceontrio
se two plendid steel mills before placing
11, Intending Purchaserslisehoo2uld
L BRIEFS. -The snow falls of this
ave lted the roads running east
est g atly, but there is Scarcely
h yet f r the teaming of loads. -Mr.
wart getting a quantity of fine
drawn for the erection of his fine
wellin in MeArthur's survey. -Mr.
fie, our enterprising merchant shoe-
, believ ng that union is strength, has
d &partnership with Mr. E. Robinson,
Mbeth, land brother-in-law of Mr. J.
oneman,1 jeweler, of this place. The
as will be carried on in the future un-.
svish the new firm all success.-
Trn. McKay, formerly of Tuckeramith,
w Honsall, was in London this
--We omitted to Mention' in last
0 issue 'that the Rev. Mr. Shaw, of
ndville, exchanged pulpits with the
of Carmel church on Sabbath, Jan-
6tha and on the ' same Sabbath, the
Mr. Taylor, of St. Marys occupied
has been .visiting in London during the
week or ito.-aMr, Kenneth McArthur,
ilsa Craig, was here recently visiting
rother and other relativos.-Rev. Mr.
er has had, and still has consider‘ble
s in his Wilily and much sympathy is
felt or him in his work.-Speeial revival
aervices are being held in the Methodist
church and will no doubt be continued for
some time to ;cornea -Miss Brett, of Sea.'
forth, an formerly one of the teachers in
our publ e school, is spending a week or so
with he parents here. -The many friends
of Rev. A. Y. Hartley, of Bluevale, and
formerly pastor of the l'''resbyterian church
here, we e shocked to learn of the very sad
death o his son, Fred. F. Hartley, which
occurred 'n Goderieh township, on February
2nd, aft a few days' illness from that
fatal disease, black diphtheria. The de.
ceased wata a clever young meal of 20 years,
wlio had passed Creditable examinations,
and had *at been teaching about one year
in his school in Goderich township. 'He
Nov COON
trade
RE NOW
14' ein
oseissessessms
Was a genera favorite here, as well sies•]
wherever he as known, and his familyse'.
have . the hearfelt sympathy el their
many friends he e in their bereavement. -
Messrs. T. J. Berry and James J. Bell, of
the Landon Road,shipped from this station,,
on Saturday last, for i.„he old country twos -
car loads of fine horses. This is the fouttlia'-.4s
or fifth trip for Ir. Berry during the past ..ss
ear and the se nd for Bell, and ws
ope their ente .prise meet with the
success it merits. Mr. Robert D. Bells
brother of Mr. Sames J. Bell, also enemas .-
panied the shipment. -Mrs. R. McGre r,
of Toronto, is visiting her niother,
R. MeArthur, sr., of this neighborhood. ---
Mr. A. Westlake's auction sale of house...
hold. goods on Monday last, despite the very_
cold and; unpleasant state of the weather„.:
was largely -attended and fair prices were- -
• hammer in his usual able, satisfactory ant_
businesslike mermen -Quite a number or
our villagers atte,nded the anniversary ser
vices in the Pres yterian ehnrch at Hil
Green on Sabbat last, and the tea mee
by the Rey. r. Grant, of St. Maryaa
morning and evening, and of the A No, I -
tea meeting on Monday. The church was
crowded, -despiti the unfavorable state erf:
both the weather and roade.Mr. Alex;
Moir, Who is well known to the people of -
this vicinity, left last week for Denver,
Colorados•where -he intends remaining for!
some time svith his brother, Mr„ Robert.,
Moir. •He purpoies to continue studies:,
which he had. previously commenced in To.
ronto, and at the same time te; enjoy Awe
benefits to be derived from the genial% -
climate of that health giving country. Al.
though greatly missed from our midst, Wrle7
trust that fortune! may continue to smile s
_upon him in his new Sphere of labon-Mr.
and Mrs. 'James Dougall, of near Bossevain,
Manitoba : who Were here visiting their- -
Ingram, of London, was home recently
visiting her parente /dr. and Mrs. Alex:
has engaged in dress making here in the -
shop adjoining Measis, Chesney and Ware
ring,s, -Mr. S. Fairhairn, of Minneclosa, and
family of this place, paid our village
short eall lately. He is looking very well.
-Mrs. p. McLean, of Tuckersmith, hate-
returnect hierne from 8t. Thomas, where ahe
was visiting relatives and friends, --Mr.
Large, of Isistowel, is in the village this
week vii3i4ing his brother-in-law, Mr.
opened up„
etory Cottons,
hite Cottons,
inens,
hirtings;
ottonades,
P into,
ess Goods,
Dry Goods
Bayfield.
NOTES.-Dn S ' day morning last, the
ly businelmeeting was held on Monday,
tui
Methodist Church, t ere being a larger tit -
when affair were found to be in a pros r -
week, a large number of the members and
adherenti el Cole's, church, Goderieh town- -
ship, asieMbled at the parsonage here,
bringing Wsth them, as a gift to their pas-
tor, a largelload of oats. The evening was
very pleaeaatly spent. -The -service of, the '''
Epworth tfa,gue, next Sunday evening, is, --a
to be led 13s42Brother James Wallate ; sub ---4
ton is to hal Especial meetings in the Army
barracks hu Thursday and, Friday evenings -
of this week, and on Wednesday evening ef '
next week, Captain Seobell is to give sa
magic lantern exhibition„ -Preparations are -
well unden way for the tea meeting atul
concert, !limier the auspices of Trinitsr
church, in the town hall, on Friday evening,
February ilfth. The programme will be an,
entertaining . one. -On Tuesday, January
28th, one of Bayfield's best known and most --
highly respected residents, in the person of
Mr. James Stonehouse departed. this life,
after an illness of bn't a few -weeks. De- '
ceased was born in Sunderland, England, in
1818, and *as the eldest of a family of four
sons. He ceme to this country in 1834, and.
was married at Goderieh, some 38 years,
ago, to Elizabeth Mackid, who survives -
him. For 18 yeas% he pursued the occupa-
tion of farrnmg, in Goderieh"township, and
7 years age he retired and lseeame a resi-
dent of Bayfield. The funeral took plane -
on Thursday, January 30th, to the Mak-
land cemetery, Goderieh, service being con -
again called upon to record the death of an-
other of Bayfield's aged residents. ''C'Ve re-
fer to Jane* Hannah, beloved wife of Mr -
John Cowan, sr., who died on Tuesday, 4th
inst., aged 81 years. Deceased was born in.
the pariiih of Kirknabeek, Kirkcudbright-
shire, Scotland, and in the early days of
this country, with her husband, settled on.
a farm in Tunkersinith, then all bush Ian
near what ie now known as Egrnondvilles.
where she fpr meaty years dwelt, and where
she made many friends. Only one son,
James Cowan of a large family, resides at
honie, the otliers havsng settled in various.
parts of the United. Sttates and Canada.
The funeral took place on Thursday, to the-
ce.m,,,etery, and was largely at-
-A merry crowd of the friends of Deer -
bank Sabbath school assembled at thelhorna
of Mr. John Henry, of Carmunnoeke and
presented Mrs. Henry with a hanglsome,
centre table a,nd a drape in acknostledg-
ruthers, arid the presentation was mane V
t a
'ilea of services rendered. A neatly saW--is
ed address was read by Miss Bell Car -
Mr. A. Campbell. Mr. Heiarthi behalf of
his wife, made a very suitable reply, after
which they set to work with right good will
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