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The Huron Expositor, 1899-02-03, Page 4"k-. .___ ___ ____._ .- .- -, _ - � i [ ..� I - I I � .--- ___._'_,_ 7- 1. -.----, ], � i _ -_ __ �_ '' - . - - I . , I --7_,,__.__1_--__,_ ---- ----.--- I .1. -_ . . m �, - I . ___ --1-11 — -- --- ---- .__1-__-_-_-_ ---711 ,�, . ; — i,—. I -- - � - - '77 � . N --I------ - ------ V � _ � . , i . i . - 1, - ; c �-----�- --------,I---�------------------------ --------- -- - ---- - � -1 I I I , , I , I � , 13 -1 - �_ I J I I !, I . . - � . I . I i I -1 : S_ � I i - . � I I - � i I- . i . 1. , I � I � - 31 I I I . i I . . i � I i . I , 1 T . I _� i . . . 1 ; . . Z � ! . I . i ! � I . I I � I �i _�_ C I . � .i i� � I i . J i � i : � . . 1: � ;1 . � i - � I I I - � i . I., , I I.: � i I . 1. . I I I i -i I . � . -_ __�� ; - I I ; , I � . : � I � ! . � I , S I i � � . � i q . ii I I . � � I- - f � . � i . . � I . : I i i I I . . i i � ]I I 1� I. I : I . . ;I I i I . , i � - i . ii I i ; I . . . � ; � - . . . , . I . , , � � � . . . . , I ! i I . 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I I i 1. � I Z-4 I - I . .. % I I ; I I , � I . � - I i - � i� I i . . . - I I I I - . i : I , . 3 .� ! 4 � . , . , . . r,.i� I . i � i ( it- ,�, — - I 'I, I . 1 1 ! I I � . , . I __ . ; T 11 R " ! I I . - - ____ .. 11 �� __ "I 9 0, N EXPO ITQ I 11 - __ � � ' ; . . I Own r : �i . FEBRUARY 31 1899 � M i . � WN . . , I I i � i � il .-_ 1-1.1 11, , i �- I -------- - 11 — � I . � - I 11 . I I- I - I . I I . . - : - I — __ � :�� ; 1. I ,I- f� � . : � T� I � I . il ---I--- � - !! . — _ - . a . I - I Z I ,.J�7,j?jp,r1,q9 7,)v ,fo' - tie a�larly in Gfoderioh, Lucknow, Kintail a 3d lauron N I . - . F . I � - . . - This al eaks 0 I I . I , � 18" ^9,e'BRe,V&-- 18, . . otes. - rhe fina es show that the congrega on hu t &surer. ,all:, for the 1grood, i .. - 11 � . I I : � "I 4 �� I � I harge fourteen says that Mr - Jose Dh L d by the dip I I I ;. 11 - , ANNU , L � STOCKTAKI . . I ; I Winwham. � , a7a,v NoM ,74r--. - 14'kn,� 77rm-'a 7-1r.-�. T I —The.directors of the Winchelsea Butter Paid all a running expenses of 189 , and rk performe r:ctors f4 the , i I . I I 2 9 1 a addit' ' � I i � I .1 I , AR306-ilition held a meeting - in Centralii NC 1 SALE - 4 �� a has reduced the debt In the post year. The dir".ctor flect for the! cur- : I I �'. � r . i t a a 0 1 , -11, w L B2, the respondent, and Mr.' Thon as i �evv days ago, for the purpose of establi�h- Pause b r $600, sad it is ex I . , *� � (1.0 11 � - . � ,` � , J � pected to wipe re at year are : Messrs. R, MeMordid, C- . T. I � I . - . i . 6 r -8 ,C) 1f,ji �7 BeAlty, M. R,� of Lnndon raised an ele i . I . 4 1 ,I � cti on � W. Doig, W. Fhompl'lor I R. i - � 11 Inn r - . I 10 I ng a birimch i factory in that place. The ut the I al if this debt during the cur� McKay, � I aD4 ; ; . - - �v fund, which Was appropriated on behalf of t , I - i J . , =0 1 4 11 ; I � . i - I -- & 1V ,W .15 Y.6 AF ,'��" I ek;ult was that no action was. takeir"in the !ent yeaj a oongregatin will be an. Dzisdale ith the LOIIOW�ng officers: Pf 1, I ,AT THE - who iv, a I � - `� , the*respondent, and used in his interests, ' emi- I � :, . . . - . . t �i I I t., - I � _ - r � .,,.rD k1V �. V � being applied to the payment' of clect6ra natter �irel, eor I I . " ba6 ja. . . � , , . � y tri a from debt, During the year d at, Willam. Doig ; a etary, O.. T. Me- 11 J I I - & P9 29 421 1 2�1 16-1rip , , k . I' —East Huron Agricultural Society has 532 16 , vas cont ibuted for missious and - � � - - I C-11 K y; treasurer, Ov, Thom Mr.� and ' �naor . . � , f i I - twc�-,., _&�-#�o t7�.v f,-, w. . . who voted for him. - - , i 'A , � I tber so . � F"m � i 21 6 ;F1 I A, -9 JI ,wl f�� . , � 1 ecided to unite wiuhtlie Turnberry Sooiet, iames ol� the "church. The total M a. Robert Bell, of F.ortpaons.— he,wan, � - I y kato . "I � . � � * I - - . —Charge fifteen, which is the lost, says in running an excursion to the Model Farm, : I from '11� I �� I I � - ___ - - - J�st nount, �on.tribtttled by the congregation w o have been 8pendifig few weeks Vsit- � - . -� 11 on the day of th h " . .1 ; I Wa � 1H � a nomination, and of be. ,t Gueloh, next June. They ran one last rong �isvariougorganizations was $2,- ing with tf a former a par i tto,. Mr. and � Ira. 0 R,,. i t ER S ORE � Wa ul � ,, NEW ADVERTISEMI . " . --- r . : 1 1 . . � :NTS. - election, hotels wore kept. open, and lorge year, and a most enjoyable outing it proved 1,51 90 (I I I � it, ie -ei i .;g �he congregation proper gave for Ar drew B 1, have returned to their li'me, � � . I . - - - ,�'J) . � 0 . . I . �� )a �n, 41 - f, quantities of liquor supplied to voters. to be. i i qnni Ics . �� .i . . 11 . \ , - - Mr I it N .. 1 $1,747.65 ; for manse cai -rying w �th them the b Ab wishes of heir .1 ! I I - I . ... I � . , � AW The figwe between 'I he parentt eats, � � ! I I - . . : .1 ; .. ;111�Jh - � I . or each Messrs. Alfred Roe, J. E. Swairtz, and John —Mr. George- Brown, of Kilmanqgb, ( ebb#,t,�90,'68 ; for missionH, home and for- mii ny f rien is. —Mr. and Mto. John BalfOur, I . ! � � one, denotes th(, p, -.go ' 11 i . I t. I I of the pal)er on which the Di�sley, of Wingham, are alleged to be Michigan, was married last week to Mi a 4 ign, * i i , I I I � ..... . % Tur . � adverUsement will be found. . a 3chool gave of bhe villa;e, were during,ithe fore Ir of I I I � � , . . . I ,, 3' - " T 7 sun(lay I Pa I . . - - MuRl i 11 " i � T ainong those who supplied the liquor.. The Idartlift Krien, of Crediton. rhe important ; � 107.13, ('7 ,wl;ieh �hey gave $39.35 to ';nis- thl week visiting with the former'a i�ela- I , ii i I � ,s Futurity a Success—(). & NII.—I I � ! - I � I � .. 1 e j ! 1! _� turing . , respondent is alsb alleged to have furnished (64mony (Jook place at the residence of i ions and church gehernes. The Womans' of Exeiter. � ..I !f , � . tiv1s, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Martin, - . I and I" � I �4 I m, . I I ... � ,� New OoodMc�K � liqGor and other entertainment to meeting@ 14-6 John Brown, mother -of the 'foreign 1) lission Society gave in cash, $91, --! "he cold spell of I he pa it week has be n a I - . Balsam of Fir,—Lum - * groo' 3 1 report i -, - mden & Wilson -5 i of �lectore held to promote -his election, in'bredifort. The young couple have gone 4 .11 for mii sioDa, &ad th'e mission board $23 corker, anc has bad a. telling effect on the We co m ence k' ` IL . . ta ipg stock bn the 15th of Febr-paxy, and up to iliat J,ate -Wer . Best Val tie —Richard Son & MoInnis-5 , The hotel -keepers are claimed to' have aeted ; to start life together in their now home in or the a& ne parpope. I , � ! - . � & I sold , - . - woDd and coal pilea.—Tbove having aaw C Notice to Creditors—F. Holines �ed-5, as bis agents and with his authority. � , 11,1dichigan. � I I , I , � re goiDg io U11 gopds at a, TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE. . I J� LiK7,48: . . � —Mr. liornas Elston, who has resided on I - � 1 �4 . I i � log 3 to deli ver are U Dw ri isbiug th1ni : nto : I 1, . Q t : No ce to, Creditorg—J. M. Best -5 � i . . '! 1;�, . . I 1 '5 1 � � � I : —Mr. J. S. McKinnon, late of Blyth, but t a WhiWord farm, near Rel . . � $m,> . 8 � I I - ,dgerville, for n 9, i 11 I '. iN, 14 i Iro Pills—Lumsdan & Wilson -8 i — I our r ill y rd, while the sleigbi]D� is on .1 � -..---,,I I -11- ... -1 - --------- - .... * .......... � ........ _ .. , � and Dt, - past f ve yearai has moved! to Centralia, hand.—AIr MoNeyin tv have his I . . I � - L, - lee for ,84e—Boll Bros. - 8 .1 .0 5 - I 11 P, - � now.of T ronto, has become a member of the I . � ill Roon . I i , '41; I -tor -1 ,',:, J � Hoitorial Notes and Comment [ . I _V 11 I . I t I I Feed Corn—Ramilton &—Kerals, a, ,%j ! . -a., ' the S. F. McKinnon Company, wholes4de I here he will run the chopper! - y_aid filledyp wiLh.a Supply of good logs.— : I I � - 'Ir �. . - : � — -i i i I The Oxford county council has decided i r idifichants of that city. Mr. McKinnon is —The gentleman so . Ne ct Monc ay eveni ig, I 6 i � �� :" sh,irehl Dry Goods S 5%le—D. B. S. Co. t 0 1 vietre6au.. th re : I �;j:.I� � I . complimentarily Rev, Mr. Henoler� at -we $10 for $6.89,. Z :-1. 11 I I . their o, lil.,11 clever young man, who is a credit to his i . I .", - ,Z 1,14� � Simple Facts—Ogilvie's iMilla_f , pur-chase the toll roads of th M 9 Sal M I gil 6: his Iiicture an- '' I I ��. . - I I e count ' ith a )oken, of' by the Ros8land Miue�, 80 , Of H n 1, i I ! � . . . � L f seapon, I � 1 lt�� February speciail&--R. Willis—f I . y . Eavive village and county, and is su're to ii � the 1!ollowingi extract, is an old tit] ad, " I .cross th ) Roc kies o a �_ ' .. -1 - � -j - . the object of :Making the row - make his mark in the com ' n Coinads' 4 'A good Bea: Overco el . 4 IS9-� $F, , ver I _' $," 17."� 4 J a free. � tnercial circles of Huron b6,� He ig a Son of Mr. John Me- grei6t high %yay, " in St. Ar drew'a, tinder i I I I at v v t collar well lined reg -n� ' J� .. I � 7 � I I 11lar " � I , ,1�i� N Jewelry B,krgains—[31—J. F. D �ly & Co. —8 Ithet Queen pity. ,the i � i 1. I ed wer . I ae, of::: -ussels, ne ol ? '! � I! $ 6 for 'b I I I �,l �,,��Pl, - - . y I . 9 � th chpol. . 1. 14-82. . _. � . 011 --i- - I i I John X� ., i 00 ! rs i � .1 1. #1 I edommend 1 1 � fi, i f , - W d Wanted—Expositor Offica-8 ; purpose will be submitted to the clec 0 Mr. Riehard Hicks, of Centralia, met o the to'.% aship of Morris, and in years past to !the i I . , 1ii , Farm for Sale—C. Wilson -5 ith a painful ac'ident one i Cr F the pioneer settlers auspices of St. Ano � ,a - , I Jackso 01 law to rai�e $58,500 to raise mane for ' his Jrew's 1 Sabba C Mr. Henderson needs no r . - . L I , _� . � � . rt Bell, jr. I shortly. most prominent Liberals in East ures are alm, w Ladies" A Itrac J a .. - And' tl 1 ' ` 1�7 �i!� Saw Logs=Robe. �. ay last week. o, a of ti� . lee fel, , , 6, i, .- —8 ! Oxfori is now trying to do what . POOP10 of Kippen, as his ys I i � t eke s at less than cost. 1 �J!j�� e �, was working on a load c f hay. and in Huron. li"'he Minor ka i'_- John Ferguson full of in i I p I � . ya . interest and D. Sh . I I 1, � Poultryfor Sale—Wilson Bros. -8 ; Huron did twenty years ago. s ime.manner was thrown f rc m the* load and I - I - i -A, with- i , i I � t I . � � R'. . .00rae,; t a n eve ing be favora le we bespeak I I .. z J I I . __1 . 11 .. M . 6wily,elected alderman from for' 1r. - I of I 1 - I George I . , , " ' t , — - , . i ' hits, perhaps, as wide a H4 derson a full ho me. . The choir w � I -age , . I �irj� . r the , . (:' � . i ust,a.ined a broken leg. Medical aid was t is setio ward al . a 11 , I prl Ot I& the ,1,H:W . . __ �A nice r less Goods i �1' i�� I C. . . I The writ for the West Huron Dominion 3 immoned add the injure4' member was ' il be . I I I , regular 25c for 100 .T-'^- I - 1.0 � ;: � `, '21 I I z 1, 9- "f, ��_- 11beequal to theoecAsoni- doublefold. : - I �.. ) . `L,J,� . . , 11 (51;#�Ojf ! by' c role of quaintadeesand friends as any oil and, and wi I I i . i ., were Tli I I NJ, Iressed. The p . . , . jo r I -election has been issued. The nomin- ationt is -doing as well as n an in It 0 7 . , . I I aniallifee I i . i - I -1 a oepar f" the 41111ro city. He has been a reside - - as ey always do tilleir beit. A I ,� 1Z, 4 -. I . . at of I i . � . , ,;� ` , - ..abion takes place on Tuesday, Fabruiry .,(laid be expected. . . � I ousland i ince 1806, and since then h . edurd to .. - i I �i � 11 quantp. . � , 41 1� ! - I - . —Mr. James Wilson, or., 4lied at his resi- ways been foremost in every movement cal- commence at 8 o1elock.—Mr. R. E, egg e Plaim to 4,av�, th ' best all Wool Tweed Alien -'s- . I : . as al. will be charged at ithe door. L � , - 1. ; — — 14th, and the election on, the folio suit in the bul , 1:: -� �_ . � 1; t� - , wing i %, �L . �;i #' . i I ;�I i� SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Feb. I I I r I .: --- Tuesday. Both parties are sai ience, near Auburn, on Thursday of last culated to,advance the welfare of the city. - wi I be entertained at a complimentary up- I , 1 the trade fo" 15,; . . I . � 1p I I I cost. i f — � I .. � If 1�-L,��;, 1� ; . - P99 . d to be ready week, a -t the age of 89 years, Mr. Wilson Ad r.- McCr*e has interested thousands upon the town hall ere on Friday evening I , i . ' I . 11 it L I __ for -the fray, and the coi , peria 1 � I � wff,e an .'',�',�L -_ - ntest' will be short Llways had good health, and passed &*ay tt. ounands of dollars of eastern capital in next-' � A -wito w ; 11 1.� . I I � , " " � I ib I - ' Iliq a, new line 4 f Men's Blad,k Suits, all sizes, at 1159.50L. - - - i,,_.,�,�L�, I Ot. - - . I . 4 ,_ _i I 11 an b thout any suffering. He leaves two sons R3axl%nd, ?,ad has promoted many succei - m I . i ... I � . (food Advice. I a — � J i I'll i I I T - L - i I . spe - _Paase4. ! 11 i , 1` __r I They are 1 ve' -value. t'"i , 1:1 i - I k 11 . o mourn his loss, James. and David. He ful enterpziaes. Mr. McCrae was elected cial I 11-1fit I � a � L , � The Toronto World gives ex Silent i 6nd The Ontario Legislature opened its sea wag a staunch member of the Methodiat - Blu avald. � C I i - I ; - I � i I . � � � � ; � , . �,!, � I I - with the largest "ta recorded in any ward AxN.UAL MEF,Tmo —Th annual I 9 L � . LLL 1:'�; 11 arch for 30 years ; he was a temperance for any cat ididate. Th - eefi u — ave, the b, s 5c Grey Cotton you ever saw, - s ,�, 1, � icipa councla gerer- ' Sion on Wednesday. There were the usual . . at fact must be par- � � � timely advice to muni i I , . , , %,- �. I n n and a strong politician. of the Blu . We h e 1�I . le Pres y teri in con a 10 :. I L re I � . . . � �P' ' ! fornalities ti( ularly g iatify ing to H r. M eCr4e, as he is Oat, M. gre , t . I . U I, ally. Although in most instanca� the time' and ceremonies. 'The Lieuten- —The annual report of the Wingliam now recap irating at Halcyon Hot Springs, Of which Rlevvll W. J. A., -Is r, '� . _ - � I . I .1 , , : 'L gan,med - ; zl - !_� . . 1. a r � . : � J - � . - — . - - — -'MT - 11t . - ,ienin last, the �ps , i . - - 1. I . . i L , , , has not Yiet arrived for action, in many he ant:Governor's address was of a congratu Ple0byterian congregation shows that an- an i owing to illness he was unable to be presiding. Encot L . . . : - - .�; � '� rl ��- 1�1 1, elope and plat was held on Friday I e.. , I �, time will come, and to be fore-arnied is to latory nature, and foreshadowed little new e collections amounted to he -a at an3 time during 6e campaign. ira nkii r ports were a& I . , er .9f I - . . ECONOMICAL BUYERS - . _. � I . ��. li . i ! I � ,�T,:�� be fore-ivarned. It advise to , legislation to be 1 712.30 ; an�iveroary ser ices and to He from all the organization's Of the church. t . has bele , _: Mission& I - 1. I �� q- I I i I �' M - meeting, $212.0.7 ; schemes, 260.61 ; total Sao mro !the election, as is t ry society h been organi . n � - , a the people submitted by the Gover . a- ne A not, I owover, have made any effort to zed du 'a I _W_ -. iment. The private bill legislation, how- � estified by the re- I 9 � � � -1 , � t _� ,�_ - - ... I - T � i P` retain fall control over all e1ectrie!:ra,ilwi ys . ontributions, 1, $2,185.88 ; besides these sn' t of the year and is doina good work. Theyear CAIN'T AF ii, 0 R To MISS THIS SALE ! I - . - remliaeni 11 ,- 0'.. 0 � 'i , � �i I ever, !a large and the session is expe -the polls on i 4 �� , . . Friday. The' finere fact has hie, . . i � , - i � � . _ - _1i .. T�oy ought oted to a olunts, the young people contributed that Sir. McOrae consented to let his .n one of tharke( progress. The i !I I . .f - , .- ha -a a sl _� 1� 11 1'. passing Over public highways, last six weeks or two -months. name I ... j g. ,!:� , The Gov- . 1� � 1�1 � I I - I : - -iiii , to join in petitioning the Leg a 44 0.57 toward,the church debt ; total re- be membership has bber incre Lsqd by 21, and I . I i ii The . I 1, total ?aed,'qs�'urod his election by'. a I . I ,j . - f �_ . islatili ,of On- ernnent will ha�e a majority of ten besides liberal I � - � ;'� L L � Jai to from all sources, $3,403, 1 1 ; now stande at 170. a I a . i 1i � cided. te . ; I L I . , . 7�1 . . I - i_%;.� - t, — $150, nd FO�Fift� p I . i; I I :J tario to pass such legislation as wi�ll retain , the Speaker. . I ., - 3 "I tiow , � �:,v 2 ,il . majority. I . 0 r, to O,x onditure, 6.3;257.13. All liabilities for � . � all purposes has �een increi a -11 -1 ,oue:of t] .1 " i -_ I ��- J�:T . there is a balance of � �L ; i I i _. - . —I&I i � ' ''I , ' fall control of the tolls rights I The county councils of Elgin and ,�,8 $ are reported paid. Thi a Joburch debt is ;117 ii i the treasury. . . .� . . I - - 11 * - 4 , and runniW9 anthy 0`11-nds of , ried � Apples wanted at 5_� cents per pou�n - 4 'I .- d. -,;F3 i , , ;: , I �_. � .. . - 1,7 i - , and the right of expropriation on behalf of 1 being gradually � red aced, a4d Exeter. The contributions to che sche*me I � if, - - .- ,.� . ' � t� � I Z- .4 : . now stands at . a of the � - I _. 31itichell ., " ��i i i i, � -_ - . - I . - � , . � ,�': r Middlesex have had 1048 of fun 6lecting %02,091.04, and a special effort is to be made BRI14FS.- -Mr. and Mrs. : George Easter. and $50 . ,� . Z , , t:i, church have been', alu oat trebled, I -ailing fo . i � � . 14 thepublic over all these roads. In t lis �i - , - I 1. ; 1 .�J - � � .. I I 111110111AL _,4� I 1. � 1: ` , P� their wardens this year. In both oaaes to �4:ther reduce it W8 yea- The congre- brook and Mrs. William Ea8terbrook, worth of books have )een aided to. the lib' I t it -1 of ,, - �! � I r I I . i c I . years 1, . E way mach trouble will be avoided, and the Huron been c�nfin6d to -their ! : . . f � — ? _ " , �Xv j ali6n bag a meinbeiship of 373. �strit, have rary. chi 11r, 11 � politics were at # It is proposed to renova,te the rch - I 1 ,� .,he bottom of the trouble. I I - � . � el" �[,J, public, and espeeially the farmers will be . holn:ea the - ast week with la grippe.—L '" during the . . -w. � , ,,', � - I t arge cowing summer. been in �,i 1 )r. Horsey, of Toronto, soti-in-law of D I i i 1; I � I :_ I I -_t secured in cheap rates for their prod" ' In Middlesex the council balloted all -day I r- nu nbeFs a I I NOTES, A public 1exam nation waa * . . - � � , . . , - . u6e aad' Isedon btanding the evangelistic . . laid L� the batli �7� I- . i y; L . � - � � .1 - , aid, M.'P., of Wingham, who boll, -me Aings in't"bea hool on Monday Imt, but, owing to : . 7 �� what itio - I : �, . Tuesday, and at the close of the day the - COMEJ ITH THE CROWDS I I I I I - I - - . apan we 3k, and in iany ha,ve resolved to lead bet. old ireather, very few )ar- �, I I - k I een spending the past 15 months in J e our so — � .TO P �! . t: i for their travel. ; re- - 1 James street hurch this "I Z,'T- � �'� I n . - 4 1 suit was a tie, the council being composed of the- extremely c I - ��:, � 1:4 ' d China in the inter'ests of an eastern in � I ; I I I —11r,, � � �, i i - ' � . X I- I . . � I 'to teach � I . V4 wish we coula impress upon the eight Liberals and eight Conservatives, In a ter lives.—The funeral of Herman Edward ratepayers were, in attendaiqe. i �L . lace company, has returned. The doc- i U K_ 1` z I .; a - , i_. ;� Elgin, after ballotiug all day without me- Ball, eldest gon of Rev. John B Inspector Robb was pr ant and SW -, � ' He 48 - n . : I k� � mli I - ' t;br has'made five trips around the world, 11, KirkW6, ke - �x 11 . � ; county councillors and the township cou n ,�r ants and I - � . ,A. i. i curing tht desired 'official, they took Place f -am the residence ofaMr.Thoma strongly of the need of a new scho il . f. -. - Principa 1; � I cillors thr - d d accompanied the' Chinese Statesman, . I � i � - -_ 3 i . I - I L the balloting until the following day, so as ast, he having lug* W at an i Dr. TOO] f I � - —Air. I oughout-'the province that th Y � '� a . ol bulild'- 0 - 1-tl i4 .. Pri,ir, on Sa 7urday afternoon I Re T. W. J. . a :: .- I - I i � I , �1-, �_4 � Hung Chang, through Canada a I IBO . � I 1� 'i Se fo jCrOruart i - . ought, to own all the electric railways in 1 : t i a rth, : ''. _Iv�� I i I � ,.� o 1i to afford both parties an opportunity to y'ii - few died at Ethel the previous -Wednesday lowed with� pshort. ddreeies, -Also layi I . 31 $ - � I . I �� %arm ago. The doctor States that Li H ng . . 9 . I I . ::1; - - their boun&rie'. We wo ' me onto atreso on t I i � - I � � :1��'! spit on their hands and limber up before lii'�'s gone over to the Russians, and more eve tog, age 21 years, 5 . he fiecessi . i I I � . - I - of balls, � 1: , . � 1� -� , � '. � I .1 0 uld like to E months, 6 daye, of a new�.buildQ . , I . � - � 'them own . - 0 mil) en tclt usp : V � I — , - � ��? f , .0 , �. 11 1. . I . I . 1. f., �� both the roadbeds and the cars - Ontinuing the tug of war. fr on d i i is. He was teaching sr-hool The ,ector, am wil 41 as the - others, * kv 1i I 11 I �a bead ; �; ,7;�-_�y,,�, . I . it oi iey and greater military I n nesda evening, under.. he aw . � bell. �.. I pressure must - r � . - _. -F:_' at kthV He was a member ol the) Inde- pleaseld vvith� the progress )f the childre i I � � I ices of Londou.—Mr. J. C. Stoneman was I In ... . J I I . �,t I , �, !: and the power supplying the service, but if 11 be brought to bear by Great Britain on 14 9 citizen:i' tee, ,*va;* 9 :- -Le'a . .1-11, I - n ant Oider- at Agwood. 9'stood we I o s week visiting raistiveg.-Tw,40 I I The decision Wasgiven in the South Perth Chin Pe , and said that Bluevaler pu , I commit 9 �,; � � I., � . by a Chicago thi 4 . i L'7. - I they,do not see heir way to go thus far ' a' a or the beat part of the Celestial Em- Th . a wided hoose, -an th ' 0!p 0 . Exeter lodge of Foresters conducted the front. Mr. A. M,C 1 n, a teach ., d ey_ga0!P a t t ' ,ssitin- rinks- of the senior colts went to L� � '- towmhii , 7;,- ppeal case at Toronto on Friday. After a re wi.11 Soon be in -the I a* ", D. Ronald -and ,0 , I _. 1� i. in municipalizal ion, they ought 'to talle . I . P, al a - C a received many corn fa tion, -j.;, _` ife an � ondon ,on , i. - eng 0 ,,a I- . i -possession of the the buri e.vi e , and the Rev. Dr. N . ith R ,,;, . y legal argument, lasting over a day, .. ! i rtained Thursday to curl w become , I v': � r z- I Pli meats from� the speal :. umber of frien mbro players. _. . .� I a . ds on ay eve ing, at E. Sh9ffe,r_b" sufficiently recovered from I erA - or . , t. a s000l.-Tho th ir ressid I nee. -The h ! divisioA court his recent operation fall. ' . good care- to own the roadbed And t -The Wi loughby 3onducted the services, at the arm for his good w k in .. T,eath � � � I tenders for the cheese-maki . ,,, I �e rails, tbehourt dismissed the appeal with costs , Board of Health of the to ship Of lion a and I it g, ae�ret I � . . - � � , and to make arrangements with a 1�cal com- I P Siephen,;metinthe town, hall, rediton, i cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Ball - 11? Wi I be hel in Brussels on �,bruary� Sth.- and illuess to be around ., -Mr. � ; I � - pa I conf rming the judgement of the trial ! one d . � and fa fly have the, Sy"inpathy j of their 'Ind treasurership If the lBlue�al 0, I again. -Mr. Henry Hood,.of Pease, M - � - I r , . , i jud lay lust week, when conside able dis . I a Cheese W)Od is Cot . the a . Mr. J-ob ; . Exetet friends n heir sad -affliction', ny, w �r a � openOd and con- :: 0 days. -Th - � 7 . ny to I ower and ran the road ! . - mar i t and Butter Compa , ing in fast tobs, SDI- I f . Supply P As gas, voiding bhe election. This means that ct sE too t O'ok place as to how the � dreaded .y I , is visiting his mother in this village.- " A I . t � the local company sees fit o ' , this boi ag th celebrated xfords will app I r i Ve. V ill 1�'), 2nd L I I - . r n a tariff of rat)s tber3 will be a new eleotion� and that di4e tae; diphtheria, Cou d be tamped out. 1 3 second son that has passed to 8idered on Wednesday I t week, ha� 1, under he auspice . a the town Mr. Samuel.B. Humestan has been r I I I I a of 1 a� , by t;he � ' � , L L � �, r � : . the -,,reit beyond within three months.- directors, emse I m ences � 8 of the eitize�s?,00m- during the pamt weak,_=Mr. Frank Wood SeVen Y, , - -, I , an'd Ltime-table �pproved. of by the , muni(i- M�18 ra. Mpscrip and Monteith will have to It) V as- aecided 'to have every, house in and the are : Air. mi J on Lebruary 21st.- I Alter lLo*ry teacher in Manitoba, is home, having y I I - I . 1 palities. There: are rich countie 6 Crediton and our L rounding vicinity thorough- Mr. W.J� H. S lar' I I tee, , I . ' L been Z from fal, , h the battle over again. The North shall, Kirkt6u ; Mr. Wm JamesBurge6s is cheese -in ker,llr. R.!G. I.pn . . � is! in. 0, ,_ . . is I io &(a from Port Hui ,where he -Mr. � � - � I i Waterloo case was heard previous to the ly d minfected, arid -that after th . Cop), Miss -A -lice COPP, Seaforth ; Mr. Wm: Camemore, treasurer,1 and Mr. John B�r- I I Summoned through big fa-theri'm . . . I . I I / L L an is ing fo if two weeks.- reached home in time to � ux - , r t laua, a , � I I a had the disease are admitted they I -d the gess, secretary. Welare Fleased that the Town tream;rer hom ell, - ,w tariOL to -day that can borrow money for tbri ie . 8outh Perth One a parties Cud nois and family, Kippen; attend, as' a A i[ti 4 1 ; . I , but the judges reserved w 10 hav � -attend the funeral. � i . ab c)u ld not be allowed to attend me thei workers fro Is - I . -TH. -The late John 'Wood, of Tuck. , . � . per cent. This money Would build trolley . their deci i � . funE ral 'of th late Herman Ball here on company Cho j. is at Present DxA been i , in bokne very ill fro gri Pa. o wish him a ersmith, of whose death we jms,de i I the school Sat rdiy la �t.-LThe funeral of � the late a - �elds for them. I I - - : I lines on their main roads of travel, connee �- m'On* I - ut ti at least 30 days are passed. At pres- u nd did not go to far awa3 mention . I gone to Ir, ' " - . � � speedy recove .— art Johnston at . I important judgment w er� . an_, of the )31uev4le .1 pd on 8a�arday morning last, at the road, is ill with p 3eu - Mire, I : ing villages and towns and passing farms, in I he �t owever, there is no case known in the was killt 813 A Sunday in Winghain.-R. R�sch, -of grin Sat rJay, Januaty 21st 'tit the age �f ' ' . inteirest, 1 . I Ail as given in t . Samuel Wesi wway, formerly of Exeter, who -Mi Emma IcCrack in lost week -'a issue, as having occurred ou , t ,V . ,a-; one family is still k,ept in, but they. Verity plow 1 orks, Brantford, by a pile of Th,,a.8 is I na _ is P a on unday. years, fr - 9 . a way that would greatly develop business, ! high court in Torontq as reek9 by Chief- vi Ja , � 75 - i , .., I 1dn'a---LM'88 I ham, was at� home in th i I- 8 11 the earJ,y , L � - visitink, ;her 14 . OM la grippe, was Akusitive of pic - .1 . will )e granted freedom in a few da,ys. The put, Mrs. Fred rth � Th airose in the lumber fallinj on him, took place from the - .-M . t - J. Messer I I -1 I and, still more, widen the desirability of . Juatice Burt6n. . I M4r,b, of Wood � -The Mon&y afternoon trall� due at 22. 1 5, shire, Scotland . par-alytila . . pubic school and Sunday sob - - ' - - Oaks in order to check the Main stilreet ( hurch on Mohday afternoon Of Hamilt 11110( � � � ,, being .born there in the � I - Suuday,: co4uty of North umberland, where some Close I for two W 2 1 a until 6.08, ligud snow drif to year 1,823. 1 i. .� ools were I didnot arri,.f He emigrated to this county in 17 I � living in the country,by making travel easy.' I on, spent Su . d&3 Ith his, fal,her bOin the cause of delay.' ! I ; band,of A -1 I Electric roads, where the road bed laborers had gone to Manitoba, and ,when pr3g ,eas of the disease. ev-T Pastor, spoke in Mr. Wift, Mrs� hompson, di .9 --takingupland in thetown- .. i . V .1 . . I last. R C arles Smith , iam Messeni- I I the year 1848, � - , � I � 4 4 - - I daughter � feeling ter those present'to prepare for parents, Mr. t p . I . % . I i. J I : they returned applie E 48 Mount Forest, is visi ng 4r i I 1; I I . ship of Tackeramith near here. He re- - �, I �, -Mr. v had for nothing, d to be put. on - the' rhe case of little Flossie Hunter, daugh. death. 'Mr. and Mrs. John Dim nt, or. . mamed there until the- year 1852 when he - 1, - t) . i . . ., I Their request adge te of Mr. John :Hunter, of Usborne, is a and had i , �. are very cheaply built, and i erS2 list. vot- I estaway was aged 56 years, --Ivlr. Joseph I flensall, � 7 1 # , Peter 8 . � w F4 efused. Ji I I . ! 1� I . f Post very lititle to keep in repair, and, a � 'be n.. resident of this place for 25 Warden', &resident of, thiO !village sixteen 2 went'to Northern Michigan, and engag,'ed iti. � � tA - o I I i - Burton has decided that they were entitled ve sad one. t will be remembered that I ye . V �, Any quani �y of good saw l6gs wanted at mining,, I - , �'. Teiria ste I t ar as we ,3an are, he h v g held the F years ago, but now of - , � I . , see, would be the most profit it to be placed -on the list on the ground that th losition of engin- etrprt, -,ame back ' where be, in common w.1th many** I - . - 7 ' . a the Uetisall Bay, nAll. for vvhlchtbe�ighest price will , others, endured much hardship, but being -1 - I , ) dinfoirtunate little girl was attacked by ear in Mr. a es Pick ill, also � 'i 4 be psi - � ,�a I:wv. I I . ard'a grist in fe* days ago to visit I stook Us! J. estment that a niunicipalltv coul� f continuous residence do oldso ld 'ft ends. Thin i . Robert Bell, jr., itensall, i 1625*2 ; : not consist in all w some monthp ago and came near in the 4011 a-& William,,, ri8t mill. He the first time Mr. Wa 'der h - , of a hopeful -disposition coupled with .o - __ � � - , I � I : ; stoppinj at one place da fter day. Until -lof in g her life. 9 - 1! � 0 been in Blo66 I � _ ,I C air �_ . I r Providing, of course, atwa* �y Luckily she escaped, but moved to .- rc utford w LIOCALBRIEM—We are plea I ..,. that tipwj o ys, tha ith his family lag lalo aince.-Mr. Bar' .sad to see : age and -a good joonstitation 3� 1 f, . , of IManitabot, Was A � .- . , � - I sufficient business to maintain tho ,t the voter fixes upon a newire idence the old sustained 'a badly mangled arm. Her August., Vi8i 40. � . . be came � , --. 1 ; ,i .a was Secretary of, No. I ting at Mr. Thoma�'. Fl6kerls lag �Ies$rg- John Scott and James Murray able � through all big hardships with good. spirit�s. ;�.i Johii I I �� . 161. -1. _t . I . . � the t �e ,Out agal,in. after their attiaot of sev , In the -year 1860 he a2ain I the -oreet] . . wic ux �ds were dressed and for a time the in. pany of Mr. Burns is suffering fron! 4 cancer in his settled on his fine . one holds good.- This is thl v ew that J'adge Coin- t week� � . e! . - . � �oad. We ,believe these trolley roads coul( ; Nasson, -of this county, has ,aken, and his jured member Seemed to do nicely, but on number §xeter fire department for a cc ds.�-Miss�B, ere I j .1 �Of y arm. � . alle Murray and Miss. Geor. 11' farm in Tuckersmith,_ t house, i0ill � � be He was, previous to face, and came to Ont#io, fb� medical treat. - ' and continued to re- � � , . __ . � �e run by tho. municipalities as an invest decisions Pit the courts of revision have been rel6o ring the splints it was discovered that leavin tier, a, valued member of the meat. � I , i I g A i array, of Clint -on is to hav � i . : - - � L , nt, and sufficient could be made out o J ( . : 1 1 j, 4ve been the ' side there until his death, making fok -him- . . � I I g eat, duri6g the past weo'k . of Mrs. J. ' self and ife and famil, f ix I I.' I in ac ordance therewith. � ' me had not united. An operation was -Main :�!:a el ur'l , also a member of, the �� ' i � y , I I th will be . � I � I . __ . ? W1 -V 0 is sc�=' a � � to wouh , " j � 11 . . 8 therland.-c' n(I two . i . The Misses Wood, dau . i rooL , . I t4em, notwithstanding that low ra th:n' ieemed necessary, and the bone w kd end n' Order of Foresters here. The . ghters daughters- all who still --survive him, a good � �\ - "-.fighting Joe " Martin 'ho is now At. cat 0 f at the endsand brought ep rlb 0 C ' Far ar.� , � . : Of, the la r, I - - . I i be charged, to keep the other roads ,of t together by ete dg I aid their last tribu'te to the ' i ood, of Tuckersmith, j comfortable home. [a -Mrs.A N I . � 11 . I . I torne,7.General in the - m4lo i of silver wire. b WE 4AV.-The anui- � I '- Politics Mr� Woods' - � � -1 he I TILUIES ROAD ANN . , wore in London the first part of this week. - was a staunch Refortner, and in reli - . JAUU317 � . ri -lish Columbia I The operation was deceased yaftending-in a body atthe fun- versary of bhe ThAme f R ad Presbyteri I ' municipality in repair. But i suece isful and the bone united, but a few gion a � � I j . _ ' A . I � 3i- Legis! attire, -is maintaining1ili repu v eral, six'ale lers of the order act' an � i Rev. W. E Kerr has received a unanimous i consistent member of - She -had : I I ! I _. in I tation as Ing as church was held op r n ' onday ,of Ic ro '�-,ace church, SCI.Thomas.-The � church. the P,reebyteriiamft . from a r,6 I I palities of this country nfortanately broke it again, pallbearers. Re leaves a family of i He was a,man. -endowed With more - I "I . n an over a pug 2acious politician. I � f . I p On Saturday last an 81-X last week. ea o Suifday W. 7 . . � ee ree daughters, him rri . re lannus coti; 9 of the Hensall branch of the ' than ordinary ability and talent, and took a, time, and �_ , be created a sceae in the lob conducted by the Rev. Dr. r an, of Tor, s Bible ocieb : was held in �h Methodist great interest in matters hoth of chureb, and , i the cioming network of electric lines to tiat, coupled, with a eevere attack of children, th sons and th . . o . by Of the House inflammation of the lun'gw, she is now in a wife haVing pre -deceased him a few years � a I -district. z ca � I �C � � n0nopolistic corporations they will' entai by ad Iressing Mr. .Price I -P, ' . whose addresses were -� two - . . i I - pr� -ions condft ,ion. onto, L hurc race m- :; , - r C ve I .. � , - I � , t plime tary and 6hreatent terms. Mr. -�-Ibe Goderich correspondent of the Halloran, of B3 ntford, attended the funeral Moo the agent of th 1 Society, and the Rev. W. E. high appreciation ,of wbat- was just )Utchell � �' upon themselves a grievoum oppression, fro , -Mesam. Charles Verity and Den i � inat tly, when Rev. ,,. J. M. Orme, I state. He was frank and outspoken, *.ith a, I -Mr., � I If .�lison in anon ago. , 11 u's and entertaining. � Or' , , � . usial a � and - - r *hich there will be no as Pa. These com Ellis is the Oppoiftiorg member from , S estaway, I i I ;� 04otc u News -Record says : We are tea -meeting was held, when Phe church Kerr, delivered. very able a0d interesting right.' to resulm 71 � I I . - called ;Of the late on Monday last.- As a neighbor be -was geuerous and ,�'. , P -an . . I I I � I � - ies will exploit their p Okan gan, and in it by-elee'tion speech - upon ,o chronicle tfle funeral of Miss Rose 'M ra. W in. M nd Son Garnet, of crowded to the,400rs. I Aft ei� tea, addre es addresses bearing on the, work, ims and kind, ind h nia.irble al I P Ojects in.a doze - � . d, -by re Kqeni n, I 8 lacombe a a by Re � . Mesars. Jewitt a . Aving travelled and read largelir �� I ey out o the people. -_ Mar to of Detroi Hensall,'atteu d the funeral of Mr. S. , ; V a V big sister, I . L - cently referre insinuation, to hTr - t, but formerly - of were delivere . The following and being a good eduvergs Ion list N i I Ways to make mon 6d advancement of the Society a � .11 I . ar n came in. her youth estawaivw ( n last, - . ad Martin, of officers were appointedfor-thponsuing year: a full sense o uncle M11 t ie first place, they will 6rganiz SeifOl ths Miss Keena - W Messrs. Snell Exeter, while the tau ) � . L f wk and humor. he was an an- --- . It I tin as " a new val, who came with hiB Thompson, Of Elimvi a, a i4 - Ions I arp 11 wilm very efficiently I _T. I I I a constru posses a a c d Jmtes ship ad a car of cattle from this supplied by the Exeter'rl J. C. Stoneman and L. Harold; secretary, went. He will not only be greatly wig" , C et bag and could read. tOOP: lerich about 35 years ago, and engaged .. 11 I I - - Presbyterian choir. Ta-vistoel ! - . ... :1 ily leave." Mr. IN rtin, meeting Mr. Elli with, � he 8'eymour family as housekeeper or A 3' lay last. They also shipped The solos by Mips McFaui, and Messis. treasurer, J.; G. Clausen - by his loving Wife and family, but by a . t on companies, in which the chief an President, Rev.,W. E', Kerr; 4ice-ptesident, tertitining and welcome visitor wherever he . , roject . station on 1,43 - . son, a 5ked him if be had been �orrectl . in h-orr e ca pacit,y of trust. Mies Lammi4; 0 'a. will- have a hand, and out of w idh the I . y re- I When Mr. Wm. wo carra Of a W le from Brusse�ia station, on i I people tt � I . . Thursday, to 7 wonto.- I a , ap- committe - - and tbon' 'I, . . I . equaintances. � � � : d being A SiaTm(ur aDd family, including hi sister, - large number of plauded, while the qua,nett* were appeal I- ton, James Stitberland and J.'C. Stoneman. The f ii home for- , I . , :on � , on , on , *11 make big money for building � e road ' tive, lecame ch aracterisbi dally furi6us, and n,iv-daceased, went to -reside- logs are cominj into thei Sutherland, Innes d to the Rodgerville, cemetery * � I " portei, an nawered in -the affirma- Senior and POPPIeiiton wore highly to of nianagement-Andf6w, Johns' large 'circle of triends and a , . . I � ! � �� IT a in "'Detroit unen I I ., 811 0 .. . r cei a ere &bolt $140. -The second '- arn ival of the season was held Thursda last, was v . �� dress at 1 I I � ., y -will then bond the road and is Mr. Ellis; n expeott J he would have to de- Mi�p!&Keeran accompanied them .- and -Le' Company's tril daily. --Z-11 r.- R. Jackson of ated by all, The n ednesday i y ery largely attended I � : n LLMS - , J I � of last � 4 the pui Seaforth, wa on Wednesday.- week, Miss Annie 11 � al tug er .- I en socia a tn t a tity, aged. ...... -FleU sl�ares on the -road for sums much greate fend himself from mained with them until her !d I town P W.HDDnzG B , in the rink Z Thursday evening of this testify ng to the respect felt, for the de' , I - I personal harm. It is , eath, which I � � - . - � � t ,an the �ailway costs, and forever af 1 er stated that the A5torney-General-who is occurr3d after a long illness- 'on Seaforth bocl a r team de: eated the Exeter of Mr. John Dunc& . of ' block, west oUthe railway track, on riday Ce --- � ston, Stiri �., . I P the ondav)o . - I . � public, Who Use theme roads, will be Coin the head of the PrDViMcial Department of 16th Janutry. Every care was giVen b;r. team here, ol, Monday x ight last, by 14 11 near this Ph ce, W a . . - I rt � � 11 m . � I I I I Justica-W . � appily wed to Mr. _�eorge A#antle, ;L Pon 1. evening, unde ' the auspices of the ladies' L I for sever I` .:, ill be piosecuted criminally, be. and medic il skill exhausted in trying to, goals to 6. i 6i -forth ha hockey team I ' r I � ' � . - : Z . . . P Iled to -Pay exorbitant tolls in order I fo. 6 ti ie -local police magistrate. - co 'ba 5 di wase, but all in vain. Her re. that they shc al I feel pro' a ar business man of Credit�n- Tl: ey ;v 11 auxiliary of St. Paul's church was not all R, !kton. I music u , ., i � I t� - T . ; � I Ad of -Mrs. Peter reside in Cred iton. - Onj the same cby M isja largely attend �d as it would ' _. 9 . � � provide interest on the in . , . � Q 4 0 1 'takin" . � Annie Hackney, dau liter ';Of A14 wander it been more advertised, I . - I g's - . oney th�t wal I - making war 3 brought to the redidence -of M � Bowden and sop Frank, are the guests Of 7 h ve been had NOTES.-�-A number fr m here attended . I - . I I , r.. - , . � - - the funeral. )ut all present � there, in � all w sted in,the construction, interest I Hitlierto membe �Sof the Ontario Legis- Jo4epb Ki ld, North street, and Mr. and Mrs Alfred Salter, London, Ahe tea meeting at Thames Raw! P�r,esby. - I on the . this Hackney, Thaines road,� was �lso speak of it as liping a very" good social.- terian church. -Mr. H. Low d bride, of . I h I watered stock and interest on the unneces7 I lature have had the� privilege of each nomin-' cor!,tego i repaired to St. Peter's, where o � week. -Mrs. W. G. Barrett, of, Winnipe ma ied a ; as an filuess of', I f I I i I . 01 I , I � has been . . -1 bonds. Tr 'writer every alternate W4dnfaday a. m., 18th inst., a Requiem who 9, .Mr. Benjamin tVilson, 'a prosperous Toup Mr. Jaines Spx:oa-t, of Tuckeromith, was in Omemee, Lindsay county, spent pa, - - , -A.., B,] y , - t 11 . lfas� was solemnized by Rev. I , for the pa�at few weeks, returned home on lowing day,' owns ip,;-Oa �he'fcl_ th� villag6 on ruesday, combining business week visiting at A. Thiers%_Mr. E'dward � - � sa no, the Ontario Legislature', ating a sessional High I tl -e guest Of Exeter friends farmer of Blanshard t I h, 9 rt of last ' * I Father a Ahiptn� , - . i.� I h a made certain pr - sessior - Circulars have been sent to the Want, Th4aday last. I . Mr. Jam4 Bsllantyne . Switrer is very low with inflammation Of I � - 1 - ovisions already fo�, 4 A . � . , joined with a visit to:his son'in-law ai:td daughter, especially I , . I ;1 " members of the Legislature, a -I-111 heart and brand with Miss Miry McKellar, V-' . . I ;1� re ulatinig the debt of these companieli, bat - nnoun a - lothar one of those heroic Settlers,; = r. and Mrs, A. Bell, jri-Miss Laura pen- the lungs. -The . Balmoral club "I Lidy M-4 . � who br I � - organized i I I I Z it oal anies, by employing clever la, � the appointme of � . ved all the difficulties and hardships� . I Ilar, )f � f&S Officers we uingg January 24th. . tilt -, ebangE in reference to elOeg' daughter of Dgucaa� McKe viiigton, of G�derich, hum ,spent the t here on Tuesday eve I General. � - . . at . Ci; . I P ere seSS inc�der t -to the life of the early pioneer, i . . I Kippen. niarty. We wi h the respective youl g week, the g9est of Mrs. T. Ifurdoe . re elected as follows - - avy- hc # !. that I - a � . I - I . I . I .11 couples Ion,, and osporous ,*added lives T4e second ou;ling match between Seaforth , goods, . i . �� ional writers. Usually it has been neces- paslied away on Thursday of last week, in: Any party or parties wanting ice wi W. J. Dawson; 1,.st v�ioa-prefjident, .A. J� ' will takei advantage of everythin . president, he I . - .9;1 � 8ary t(,i eir-ploy a large staff in order to pre- the'�persdn of Mrs. Flintoff, relict of the late � 11 NoTEs.-Misis c ara Duncan, da,oghter , if . ]Robinson; 2ad vice�pr _Mrx. . , 11,� tu no up, and finds a way to Saddle' the T, . glease boti�jv tie undersigned three cays ahead. isr', and Hensall ie�'the western colt's leaps er4dent, R -IEE, Rob- ' I pare p�pera and returns aske has i ell Bro i., appi'la. o o has 1��en � played here on Friday �even' I t 'neon; secretary, N. T. Fletcher; treasurer, 11 1. . w t d for by me m- An�lrew, Flihtoff, of Hallett. - Deceased 1626-2 ing as very svdd i I 1 te hi g W468 :*- ro do with immense debts, and in thell long harm, aind for the clerical work which eve I C�R,l - AND71,ouR.-Any amount of 00 ode�Tpectod homesechor I " ' i - __ ;,' -run they will take good care that the' pub- gession; nly expi i ry been'; a widow for 22 years, 9d chool in Minlnea-olt� � - when Hensall *on by 5 shots. -Rev. W. E. Ing,; reception corninittee,-E. R. Moore ha i�f I i f , , 11 , produces. In future o rt and for some Is(, i I G. A. D&rli �? i timO. th ide her home with her daughter, , eed cor i and flot'-clam rdiler flour for sale irt ibe 8, - Dtincan, of Kerr delivered�one of his special _; clan - . P , �� - stenographers and typists lowest P ices. ly.lUrs. A. Robb an . A. - seriem of Robinson, W. 6. Miller, The club consists I physi i i lij pays the in'tereat on this un will be employi d, Mrm. Henry Cudmore, of Tackeramith, at � samofact on ho i done while You Ivalt stid Str usin's �i weddir g Hermon$ in the Methodist Church on Sab- � Of 25 members and will give & r�efi d .1 F assistance i nee mary atford, attended their co . " . . i . it is Op dissav- ,� I acing the numbers, mid whi[bh place her death occurred. A native ' Nevin, ipp n I ek.-Mrs.,J-Vanie rge congriegation. up-to-date ball in Aberdeen ball, on Friday I t d bt. with a!view to red gu :y Give us a trial. John ife. on Wednesday of last We ned -an I . . , - ., 0 ill 1. - � bath evening last to a I& 4 . I I � 4 in the eatirri � ail' of lYing." The Tho music will be furnished �� .1 young we I duction . daq,, ha a His subject wak " the evening next. _ � t � � I I h ed there will be a considerable � - - of �orl shire, she came to this country quite N6T S. -Mr- - P- ROBB of Exeter, was gone to Listowel th�attefid the marriage (if text was found! in these words, ii, Lying lips by the famous Cortese harpers. of I,ondon. I idian. of. I �, I �e 1624-2 and -Mrs. W. Ward, of ithe bona � I - I . I . . ;% IP, oun- . -1 im I - * . P Zhe World therefore trusts that the I I ates for this branch'of young, being -married to her late husband in in o d ring the lotter part of last their sister, Martha. Nips Annie Ha7laton, an abomiiiation to the XLord.'1_M,, An exceptional treat is in store for tho 11 band, i . . I ur illage are - c , uty. 6ouncillors and the town8hi -This will be a relief to the Toronto township., Coining to the Huron week calling on his old friends, and combin- also returned to Llstow�l with them. -The Jamao Coxwor4h intends working the farm atteDd.-Our esteemed merchants Stone �� - ' � thotic : ,� I I the service., , - '"i, members, aj; the practise bad, become - I . - :,!, ci lors all over the province will . a tract they a tt ad in T ekeramith-then al- ing business with pleasure. Mr-. Rosb jig annual meeting oftiie E ibberb and Usborn 5 thi hich he recently purchased � man Bros who have Carried on ' " i make some nuisance. The Government have also re- niosZ, a trackless' forest -and afterwards looking:up new material in the way -of life Fire Ing nee Coin a spring W I " the mar- -- � , , I . i ��.-i , " eff rt to� understand what is coming in con- I pan3 will be held in th i, having purch' d canti.le and undertikinir business here for mgmy,0*4 . ' j - ,� D � arranged the public works and other de- mo,��d mto Clinton to live, from there mov. insurance. -1% ev �. Mr. Aches . _ urs, � fr Mr. Petty �Se posses- , I I i p I nen.tion 1with trolley railways. It ii the partiments so as to reduce the expense. The in' ' on, of the public hall on Monda o -next' week. -�-Mrj , si from Mr. 'Andrew Dougail, of his last . � S g .; � . I h to:fulletb, where !Mr. Flintoff died. manse or the two years and a. .half, have sold out to, - . .� . im at fr itful subject for discussion th- savings effected by a , - 9� . at weak has been wrestling William Kay, who y air of lease.--rMr. James Bell � - .1 at expeo2d to amount to about $13,000 a year. 11 , I I - +�. h y c a, have under their conE I all these changes are and I an oyed fairly good health all her life, 'with I& �gr;ppe I ie having � keep,his w18 t4en seriously ye 0 son of the Messrs. Chappel and Waltrom, of Alitchell, ' L y -s4 was . - I 4 -idel ation w" a woman who made and retained bed for gave al d mys. ill - at Mr. Archie MCC ird I 1 able �, late Robert Bell, shivp�d a Car If cattle and who take possession on March let. We be . � . I - r asked to return to her home or ogers, the re war Z ad a cha . I � 1 . - q th, me d ya. Bat never forget that a wagon Mr. f iends ; she was a life-long member note that be h a b �n Monday of this horseato the old country thiq week. Speak a hearty.welcome for the new eomers. . I - tiring president - a r We bat- week. i . i on I FAIM , P j The "ma : I . cle from .here in . � I I ; .' � : ! I - hipped the cat 16 rerievvin Spri I I " nto B ard of Trado, in his valedictory ad. lew�es, of the Bayfieli road, and mother of for some week , all t I I charge of his ii brother, Mr. Robert Bell ; R 9 . Oat& per I � ro4d is a public highway, and to allow a of Tor- of t6e I lethodist church, -a sister of John ter. t Monday he a - . , 0 e has been 1 o little hospital -John C. Burns, of Toronto, , . ' � - ? tric Iley :company on it without terms :,a to' dress, f ave Some ver interesting statiati'' Geo�ge Flintoff, of Clinton. I . he fa y having been � I . � and on the T ' ,equaintances in the village. -Mrs, H. B uegday following he and his Vickers ill very low . i y Cs -The ann al meetine o laid upwith c I and Is g pe. -Nr. John . I brotheri Williaim at present.- TI in ite 4 guest to your table who will ea - you -d to the trade of Canada' He sho - , the 2n concession, of accompanied- the ship- It is our a duty thisweek to chronicle the � - i ,, in regai , f the West Wa- R_ McDonald, ,,, GATHERINGS.- - �. . . I . nosh ln8i The, � i on of house and home. ad that while our a c Tuckersimith, 4 q1 Friday Ins 4 -the ntktl Mb w-.- wa 11 ance Com�any was held in the r ular monthly horse ment of horae'. Bat * NO. - ' r � wn 0 - , - I , I I lost a valuable fair was held in to 1 Thursday. A lo: seventh time tiliat Mr, Bell has made an - ,EW per - I . - agri6ult ral a'Al, Dungannon, on Wednes- young 4orse, uliar circum- of foreign and local boye -8 were present. - accompanied a ipments to the old coun a few days previous to his � inolar, � � I ports .of strictly agri 'Thig we believe is. death of a man Ball, son of the Rer, John. - . � - i � I TIM er rather pec d Ball- The YOung man taught school up -to � .: . i cultura, and other products have fluctuated day,Uanu Sth, the attendance being stances.1 Mr. Donald had oocapion to be Thonias Newsome h ' d mposed of h . I try, death, at Fthel, - I . . I lar I I I I . 1 up and own from year to year, that of an' the largest t at has been known for years. Qu -to o6rivilh in fill . Bar P" - 'A Strong Indletnient i - ai� � and we hope hi enterprise on this occ& * and was stricken with appendicitis, from . .- Wow- . . - i t I i with the horse in the cut. brood mare to Mr. �A. lion � i '. In falct� the �, - � s, from ,� � mals .a d their p -oduce has rge hall -was packed full of ter, and, o i his HislOP, of Gre� will meet with he success it-morits.-M,IX. 'which he succumbed to �� sheep � . steadily in. sh ' � - when near Mr. township, for the nice s- in of $100. M r t week to vigit. his sufferings. Ilia - - Wool-_, I ach vear Humph�ey Dy I nt's, the h?rse appeared to Hyslop intends to take a car lo*d i out wes i her paren4 remains were interred in the Exeter came- - r � � We stated some time ago that Mr. Jaseph creased areholders.1 John Wilson, as one of, the I 0. A. Melbonal ' is :# '. Be k had filed a petition against the re- cade . his tir'ade b uring the Present de- atidi�'ors, read the annual report, which'was take frigi tan . N tarted to run. . Forest. -Mr. and Mrs.- tery. Mr. and Mrs, Ball have the deepest - - potato" �� . - i . ,�s developed from $25,- regard,ed as very satisfactory. Nominations 'Donald I Mr. Me- shortly. -A bachelors diiner, 4n� honor ). Janies Bell havi recovered from very as Sympathy of theentf i � : "t . �. . J. T. Garrow, at the , r cent '106,995 n 1890, to S",301 ie d. oi i wad guided it safely home, Principal Cameron's rd day, �r I vere Ire community in this- Woodpw- novt given I attacks of 'Is gr�ppe . --Mias Annie Papple, their hour of bereavement as is � 8 r Wood Per , � ,470 in 1898. Can- were'Itab, on for the position of directors. The running ti roug i �,wo gate D. 0. Ross, t her rosi enQe, -( 11 w f tb .8 th i I . I by -election in West Huron. In his beti. �da I supplies 601per cent. of the cheese late Charles Girvin having been an honored to the' a al le I a. When he came Urs. - A" I r- � I�. , I . I ho, was li�re redently endi uple of second boy in three imontba.-Mr. A. 1,,,. � _VP M enjol - a illiam Mo. - Doupie's little girl died on Tuesday last I UWV__6r. I - � i : tter., the horl a dropped and was dead in a able time W" reporte .-An e*cu iion rs, Q co , I TIM - � . , it now seems, is disposed to retal'a,te. ad b u . I wil Dougall, has returned to Toront,o.-Mixg from brionca-amonia.-Migg M, Smith, of � A m8 the seat. S'rar- one -thirtieth of the butter i m4ort- son, ugh Girvin, was unanimously elected moment'� time. Mr. McDonald prized his be ran to Guelph M�&, , vork. per I . � tio Mr.'Beck'clai Mr. I imported by Great Britain. As yet wegnp. director for years, as an act of , courtes I a i( before he Was out of the Thursday evening of week. u . weeks with her mother,T � . I - ply onli, ,y his c - i ' . - � 11 . � I T - - . - . I . , , . roe very much for his good quality under the auspices of the East! if Iron an 11 brother and sister-in-law, Mr ' a, d Mrs lage.-Mr. Wm. Swrtzer is -vry T_ __ I �_ , . . I arrow himself being the Turnberry agricultural 'Ocietiia.--Brussels� John Fisher.-NIr and Airs. William M7_ I& grippe. _. - _ ainat )y showi what an,immense market is avail- The qth ing directors were Finlay Ander- and breea. i It Was of the right stamp for n i .. � 7 � r : week be filed a crobs petition ag the Mother Country, but this fact on- to fill out, the unexpired term of hi f ther. young li� ' Farm iki June,, Fimhar,'of Zurich, has been Visiting her St. Marys is visitiuL, relatives in the vil- � 7411OW, Im 1� , M a a � , MrJ Beek, Mr. G able to -us and what big figures our exports son, of H 3,st Wawanosh ; W. Stothers, clerk the marke � % I I , TISOM I pat.'Itioner of butter will reach if we OnlY cultivate of As4fie d, and Isaac Fisher, of Colborne. �, an(' ",150 will not more than braes band will hold &]MAB i I - I', - �_ �_ aprbW wim I � - This petition carries the war this market as we have done that for 0 cover r I . ting i.n the town, Kay attended the funeral of the late Mr. =no � A- . ! ': . MiDonald's loss. -Mr. James hall on Friday, for � I I I - - 'I - - -030 ; � . � - . ur These ipe -sons were all re the purpose ; I . ,. -1 - oduction of also J4i: - Wilson, an, . : a r . lY killed by. I of Wi�in'j . f�l - � #9.50 1 � , . � 6VItieXir , � I Uing of a ei lit ember � of ry who .. 11 . to 70i 11 -_ , the ounp I ;;; attend' gine room 4 iV I per � 8 , who is a . � 3�T f lumber over the time a m -1 -tZe-11 *16 � Iff : " f RA a, and who has been a the annual celebratio , 0 the ou 'on ty founder, in - I council and One of the leading vaek.011ants of -1 .. I - - . 1, . bacon, ham and poultry.- Our export ,of Kenzie, I ut the latier declined. me- anal. Brantford. -Sped,%l evangelistic r4'eetings will h ", . lowing : t g , g' - Veri " Jim u inmate of Scott has received an Invitationi t thi- hc il r which Onta 'Harry Morris, James topracticefor the coming se ,_ . , - right into Africa, and contains some vcry -nominated,as were MC__- bett3r known to all here as Way, who�was so Sudden' �. - . cheese. Other articles for the pr ��. i of Starting Wee , serious charZes, as will be ae -rio is admirably adapted are Johnston, John Powers, and Reeve Me- ason F S. the f he WL-1.1t1n.Jerry Robinson, 0 e en by thefol- a _pe , I ' ' � ,b i �y It took I few days I t 0 furlough, was last week versary at Langdon � . lace _� . . Cbarge thirteen States that Mr. _ � - � I . . � I t P,J.t, spent &,couple of zdayi .i -a th0 � I I - . , I - . . I I � i - ,_ , , , , " , , � i 9 , � I I I I I I I - - — I I I _- i � - ' as t. . �he t tr rail - 1 n 4 1 1 , I "' � � I. - , I � � I '11 - � , , - � I - I _ � ;., - I �.l , 11' h , I 1 i14, 1 1 0 i . I I I T � �; . 1. h , I I - 1 � I I "" I -�hy � � � , I i I :,I i , I , I n, i IN a : t I La�� I - I 26, h I 11" I � 4"" � ��, I I- I 1, I ;r � it t . Dic�enson, barrister, of Win� , exported n was by 11' 1 4 1 is Ol ac,uainta the 25th ult. Otice the fa T' ' church, on to:t "I'll, I L aeon ,is �apidl L forging ahead. In 1890 we some Ome to take the vote, which I Ala I I aces in this part. " ;Ort Dak to, held on be held in Carm�j Preab terian; i in week. He was looking I 0 . , d d ham about half af ballotl. land the result was the re - . the ;..] we n ar names Monday, Tuead I well und �ham, an ' r' I million dollars' worth . the -election of 8'rol i ound they seernto tell on 4 and Ednes I . I R. ! C. Hays, barrister, of Goderich i 18 - The business for I of D. McIntosh, A. Reid,; I 9,y ,of next reported business good. Many improve. __�� 1XIONTRI �98 al m( o14, directors, Messrs..�nderson,Stothers Jimmy. Jy.'r. UdGiven says the House of MoLean,- W. B . A. Sil rs) Henry week, and will be addressed )y: ad :unted to over $8,000,000, a very and FWEr, The West Wawanosh is evi . . . Dickson, former.. clergymen from Toronto. , blitchell were noticed, but the light stocl oth r agents of Mr. Beek the , �r 13 i. I t, � -The hases Mur- � Refuge isif 11. an([ running o-ver.-Tbe an. ly residents of mmumity, '" , -a - I hanged � I urnish a funi ently! A popular and prosperous co . :members dock very pleasantly entertaineo a number � � �� I - res.pon, d, I ?�editabla increase. ' As for poultry, we are - . and James did obtain, provide, and i d this co Population had ,almost , tirely ,c is a little I mpany. nual meqtiag of �tbe shareholders of the of the committees. -Rev . since he left there. - J. �ers of AD ' - to just mak. ng a start. Last year was prac- -TI'lo' annual busin . John 9098 is in of their friends 'on Wednesdav ' evening.- � , - I be used in bribery and to corrupt persona on ess meeting of Melville Kippen gall Cdmpomy (Limited) was held Toronto this week, attending the : Al' I -Henry Schroeder and William Higgino, this --- ; tipally our first serious attempt to ship .on, Bruesels, of which Rev, Mr. on Fridyi evening I umni Miss ?halen sang a solo in tl�a- Methiodist �, - - I . I ,� behalf of the respondent. This money: it ultry tD the There is I 8 � _..Z � I ..i sayo, was furnished to be used i P.9 English market. . aist, with a slim attend, conference of Knox colle .-Pwev. . . of northeast Fullarton, felled a tree last �- � purchase . . - I qtor, was held -on Monday evening ance. . go J. churah,on Sundak a , which was much eet, u. u .. - A. n Goder: ,,h, undoubtedly a big future for the Can-'; 110wever, a,dood e� . 11 . . . ONAf.— . .4 4-1- 1 . F;7!� 1. oke of butine Allin will I vening - I w � 0 ;1 OD k- V�u issionary ser,vons W - measured nve feet across the . W-Unt, I . � - - er places in the constj�u- I hen and turkey i ' MLI 1k, immediately after the thanks- was accomplished. The auditors' rpnnrf-.�.. ciabed.—Tbe choir of Carmal Preshv- s%t-,.-,,-.,, _4 -;--,- x_ , .. � . . - 4 - -1 � " PV-Af.al- _.Q,,h_^1 T-.---4--- -n-i-t. - - ..at fLPPra - - _J_-.3 �� - onr.4r Tk;. ----- .. : , a GreatBritain. Thp,v �-u _;__ _i____,__ rn, I - I - 6 — 'I"W. I ___ .. __ r--! �Vvmv w- b in line terian. eburcli attended the fune�a, of t�e __ - --r' --- -'---j Avuv 4JU 441-0 Ursu crotch. I � _�_ I __0,;i%L Ift - I JLLIUVe was a good 0,ttend- J one of the�most dn�b iraging for m rs, county town for a few dayo. on b iness.— It made a tremendous noise when it fell, � -,.-3: pears to; b � I — - ---e,3()() -,-,- --3 — -i-ed.. amoun d I eventually Score as big a victory in-iiiWE'ni., I a'n,c—e Th a pastor occupied"the chai � The I �he a ------ -----, ___ ' laitelikr. John Ward, in respect to hi son ,-, , 1. to or thereabouts, and was expom�oed ' Ii h maxk�t as have Canadian cheese a . .r. t debt �eiiag liqii( ated on the hilf, ad Mrs. D. Scott is laid up the report having been heard several - —Busiaft -1 . ; t was presented in 1 411 Carr . � � Tiles -7�_K: �,. � - - th"I ughout the constituency, but more y Canadian bacon. . week.—The male Imperial qu a —31 Way. Some of the branches flew :;and _V -� 4 - � - I nd - board of n amagers' repor with I& gri pe. this ,1-6hn,� who is a member of the q�oir. a r. 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