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The Huron Expositor, 1900-04-13, Page 8I I . . jL-IMMA i[Luxt,ul'i " J3LA WL�JJL JL %F AL -W . I � I -_ I I : JU - I — V - . - . � I — , -- - - — - 4- — - I I,— - __.�� . - .- . . 11 I ., 11 8 , - - mww� . - - _� - thod i % __ - ` .. �z, - --- — � : � I I es of the N1 ist, ch ch Sunday to their utmcst, capacity With all kinds f !ii I I to I REPARED - &Is and styles. The spring anib, coat and dies' Symphony Orches ic ' I consist of delicacies. All doing ample justice tb L, �. Ly 00 � tra, ausp I c DISTRIOT MATTERS. ! - Bob , The programme wil feast� the remainder of the evening. was . � , - . i . skirt, in plain and plaid goods, natty coats BOS'VON. I fancy drills, solos, ducts, readings, recita- . I �� I - . � itt . and capes, as well as the silks,. dress- ma- . O.F . I games and social chat. Thi � I . � � � I Wall Paper -� - * ll matdo each - - tions, &q. The committee is sparing no *pent in various 0 . - I .1 � (Ika terials and pretty trimmings, a � a bride will be greatly missed, for she was one I OR--- 1tw . to make this concert th ent of the __r . �� I � I � I . � � - � Each store ' pains I I . � - I I I # otgre of particular interest.' ) miss it. of Zion's most estimable young ladies, being , - I 4 ur P304 expooltov Season. Everybodycome. Don � - I - � I I : � - �— had its'own peculiar decoratione and where Event of the Season I _o--------� a member of the choir and also of theleaguo. . 11 __ , - :: alf � all were pretty it is needless to partioular- I I �� ::: � At about H - . . Grity The happy couple received many beaptiNl I :: . 'but I � - in �%W IDE AWAKE . I- I- 1E.kT11 orK its, A. N ICOL,-In our last' issue ize. The hate this season are large, and expensive presents, which showed . I - 7 A FINE MuAm,-Mesars. . MoLaren & I L � tc L we mentioned the demise of Mrs. A. Nicol, fortunately when made of the summer Slight degree the high esteeni in which the ." � I Regular Price at I Ccwdno s Hall, C46il Sons, south of, the village, thin week die- , � ' I Soutforth. Th 3 sad event took place i ther materials, are not as heavy -as they look and pontracting parties are held. We heartil - � ; . g,-Lthe 3 .at of L posed of their fine drought tearn, sired by 11wish them,* a long and pr - � � residence on S.%turday mornin seem to be becoming to most ladies. The osperous life. r ]RETAILING , I I . . I � � . Papr,,t's Bookstore the eldest daughter (f the turban, in many designs, seems to. be very ON THE EVENING OF . Rakerfield, for the snug suin of $350, to ! I - � - � � March, She ive, . . I I 0 1 1 �: . . � - ' . �� . . 11 got Hullett, being the 4 ildest dford & Elliott, Exeter. Tbey tipped I I . : - �� i late James Barr, popular ; toques and bonnets are again Han i I . I Zurich. I THIR - . - ; I , I I - i - �f � I � horn are 1, viug. shown more than for some seasons. The the beam at, 3,375 pounds. i . i . carriage c - � I - ! � . : 4 I � She was a kind hearted friend big leghorn has no � t n%f WH,OL�] � : � � i . I of a family of twelve, all of w Tue'sday,� April 17tho . —_ i I Buggies, * s, wagons, et . The ui I . . . I . I � . . and neighbor, beerldiscarded yet, - but a IN MILLINErvir., --- J . -.t--- I I I � dereigned would respectfully inform their numerei �: - 1 'i k we are offering another asoort- alw in need. She the majority of the hate are made of fancy . . '. I Ashfield. ; I astomers and the public in general, that they hai e _: - �_ - � - � ; I . I . �, I This wec I aye ready to help th6se . I . .1'.. _., I : . - I . , � �- , ment of pa,tterna in up-to-date goods *in had been a gicat sufferer from sciatk, a for straws and chiffon or net. A great ..deal of Plan .opens, to subscribers -next Tueed"yt - ( D6�s-�-The recent rains bavie changed the : very large stock of their celebrated ."Efea f9AWt9;9A9AAM - - �q � 4 I � - I . I as Slikadon, C 6rilages and Lum �i r 1. - . - )ry, low er pain witbbut a mqmur. The pastel shades in green uggles", as Wei I f4 �. 'I ito 20 rolls, at v( L purple is shown. - ni To public, Thursday at appearance of the fall wheat. 1 The pros- Wagons, all our . v 4 # small quanLitiCS* � years., but bore h . � at 9 a. i , own make. Xntemp ating b.uye I t � �-, from 2c to 6c per - She leaves 4 husband and six children, all Of and blue, red and pink, are also popular, a are good 'Mr. W. T. will find It to their advantage to Imlywet car etoft : 11 �z - rices to clear. Prices 9s, in. Secure- eats'early. Crowded eta 0.0 a fair yield .--4- k . , , .1 a I 0. LU I '�,, - P 0 'r Showing GE .. - � . ) i I � roll. . whom are grown up, to.mourn the lose of a and the flowers are beautiful ; the roses and houses everywhere. . L Sardner, 12th concession, has got the job of before buying elsewhere. our vehicles are all uP-t �� . f I � - , I � :_ 7 . SHADES AND CURTAIN loving wife and ever thoughtful mother. violets lookc,just like life. -Kiss Kinsey had ;date, and fully guaranteed. Prices all right, gite . - ' . � f A -1 WINDOW - . '� AdMission No, Reserve Seats, 50C. building No. 7 school, The trustees may I -1 L, , � . . � Of new bats and bonnets is of the. - . �� , . .� I Her remains were interred: in the Maitland- her opening the week previous -and Showed expect a good job. -Miss Annie Wilson, of �us a call Fred He.�e & Eon, Zurich. le87xV 4 - J - POLE's. ; her is vicill. ' P. Bendcr & Co., the cheapest spot 4n grea tit interest to all lovers of stylish mil. ' L -1 ( , I -t 3 I . I # 111� � ! bank conietery on Monday, April 2nd. some very pretty hate and bonnets . ______ K cardine, has been visiting in tt i . 11 - ". L� Fine assortment at right prices. . in earth for boots and shoo3. Over 800 oir cleard.d I- _'� - - I 41, i —*— , trimmings are stylish and artistic and shpi iner . Tbe4r different designs, their color � �, I I � � gels post says : Mr. Robert Thomson, of ity during the last Week. :out in 3 weeks, - only 14 days more of our gr 4 . L 1] I - � - BAB n'tooh, slaughter sale. It you have not already boui t _" C , , . It L I . . . , . ei but win admiration from all who visit our - I -i milliners, can certain earn qgtLo6a,. their artistic effects, cannot " � Y CARRIAGES . A Sucussir L STUDENT.—We are P eased with the other. � ly 1ruesels Egg Emporium, has purchased a _* C .. c 11 i �, � We have the new patent Dann Go -Cart to notice that M r. A. W. MoI on of please the most fastidious, young fancy driving mare, Sland6r breed, Drysdale. 0 .your spring supply do not delay, �ut call at one . 11 i - . - - ),_1 I *_ . done, P. Bander & Co., the lead- . -71 . 4 '� cined. Mr. George McIntosh, of MoKillopi and I � . paying $150 for . RepsirinT next I show. room on eithek of the above dates, - . , . i � . : from C. Kling, of Sea,forth, Con-REcT -Dear Editor, -Please allow me he leader store. 168621 - � . and . 11 c In shoes at `4 _011 *.' I - . � n McIntosh, of this town, EoMOND r. H. Colbert is has been � rs It is just -thet time to see all the newest ,,, �, - I brother of Mr Job viLLE NoTEs.-M space in your r to may : It I I � I . . I .. , -A �, BICYCLES her. Mi. Thomson is a great admirer of a DO,N'T BE DE()EMED.-Hartleib's b styles on display and niany persons make - - I . -1 I � initiation at KFO C I -Mrs. pod horse and is like a fish out of water if . I . � has passed his final exa . t d that Vlapme accused of writing the . _.- .. f. - a- repore hardware is always the chea get our prices u . _ � . I �� i To inteudirig purchasers we would suggest in reek laid up with erysipelas in his ey6s. at her he haan% one, The now arrival is reported Philadelphia items which appeared in y building materiiLl before you W selections now in order to secure the choic. I . lege Toronto, &king firt.t c 4 Knight of Melrose, is visiting our peat' _� � - 9 lass honors buy. a can paral a . �_;L. - �, i ". that they get our prices before buying. , eat Lot Flea. L i - L . Exegetic8 an� Systematical Theology ; he mother's, Mrs. Ste'wart of �hio village.- to be speedy.-Mias Nettie Wilson went to last week's issue. I can Positively B& n wire fence - . . - �, I I L y that ourcompetitors. Reethenew woven wire fence - .j , " I t fecce n ould have a new bat soon � . - handle, cheaper and better than If you W I any o ber,!e,o � fl, - lao won the Bonar Burns Scholarship of $80, Mr. Charles Petrie, who has.lbeen laid up Toronto on Thursday, where She will act an I never was a correspondent for Philadel. We t . along and giv, f . T1 � down this a . onnec- the market, even cheaper than barb wire W, o e us all the tinier. � � - , � Prices away being the hi'4heat attainable.. Mr. McIn- with inflammation of the Itings for Eeveral anexaminerinthe examinations inc phiaitems, Hoping that this will be pub. come Jrigh -N-1k . � ;, - r . . business on business principles. 0. flartlelb, Z r- I I 4 7 � - -iends here will 1111ite with us I YOU Can; 2 p , ,. 31 'Spring for High Grade Bicy- tosh's many f weeks, is slightly improving. -Mr. W. C. tion with the School of Domestic Science.- lished, I remain, Yours respectfully, � ich. - -1 , - -2 , . c-, 4 1�1 , 0 � in congratulating him on his success and we � . won't � I Clark he] d. his sale on Saturday last, but he Mr. John Cluff had the misfortune to have i THOMAS JOHNSTON, JR. P. S. -Wait for me on binder twine, you be _. The new shapes and trimmings are in, $ �7 1, V I T . trust his collegiate course is simply an index did not sell his house on accout;t of the I . 1 1686-21 plentiful assortment and any ideas the . I I r) 11J, , . 'Y cles. I the top of one of his fingers taken off by a r and sorry- I 1 , BRinFs.4-The rosdo are clear of snovi � - 7 - g� it . - . . . � I � 11 price offered being too , low. -Our village , , Well left for -Lo' . lork I � of his career in the sacred calling which he t Mi M e trimmed goods may suggest our clever w - X D . , jointer in his father's plai mill.-MoBers. are dryiDg,up nicely.-Sugpor making is he NOTES. - is We may also Say ning don on " Ug'Silas 'Xi ody them in a hat,or - I t, q I has chosen for himeelf. ' hunters are spending the evenings at the Arnold Case and James Broadfoot left on er of the day. -Messrs Tuesday,-- r. tmer " left a eta at and ready to emb - � I � f. -, - . , ' he Sea- - e - . , t � � - C �1_ . that Mr. �Mclntosh is a graduate of t mill dam shooting muskrats. -Mr. James .'Tuesday to visit friends in New York and and Durana have bought a large patch Pf few days ago for Yale, Michigan, wh re �e bonnet. � . � z Ord . Stelok, Howard . i I -�k5 . . .. - - . .. - 1 f .? REMEMBE nd adde another a engaged with a farmer for the summer . t I . R rth Collegiate Institute a Boland, of this village, left last week for Philadelphia. -M re. D. Johnson is spending timber froin Mr. McBeth and have had : a ba - I . - , . . . I i . , ? ,; I I -While driving along thero d NEW - - I A . ! 11 . �_ THE PLACE PAPSTS to Y GGODS I - __ � i . 'I - - 4 to the Iona list of ex -students who have Woodstock, where he has aecured a good Easter with friends in Toronto. -The Toron. large gang engaged in getting out the ti0l as head boso. . FANC . . . I � . I I t il - - - nslly dis"tioguished themselves. Jim. is a bustl- . a few days ago, Mr. Frank Boamenberry m. A - ! �, it - f . - Big -1 I positioh at the doopering. to Star of Saturday. Says : " Doe " Jackson,� ber. They have secured a portable naw� ' f . � : - . . . -, I f i ,.It I man. -We are material. with an accident, his horse breaking a leg.. - W have now & complete range and large.' . I � . � - er a . � � �' t '' , 1, ad will make a good work who this season will play ,with the Varsitl', mill to con plete the Sawing of the I I � .� PJ�- TH. TRAYELLERS.—In addition to the local t knon The officers and several of the different "Bor ment Of interesting things in Laces, I � - - ' .1 � i� . �_ � . sorry. to hear that Mrs. Jacob McGee, who team. is the younges of the famous Jac Mr. George Pringle has engaged with thenl N� � . I , I f .il — Eas Alliance ibb)ns, Voilings, Gloves, Hosiery, E - ' I -4 - �; lacrosse players of Seaforth. committees of the Young People's . � M - I - I �_ will, I broidBries, Belts, Buckles, Haudh � X� , - Out to . - , -Mr. J. Job r I ", J � � 1 I- - ter travel, the following were. tickiRted has been ill forLsome time, is not. improving. family of as foreman naton, jr., who e. , 4 I I It Pays to Attend the Popular distantpoints thisweek,at William Mr.Dobie, of this village, went up to, George, R. E,, Brown and J. A. were stars turned f roi n the west some time ago, intends met at the home of Miss Laura :erchiefe, . L. I I.., . � � . - - Somerville's railway and steamship agency : n Monday evening and Spent a very el)j+ . I I - t , I - Seaforth on Wednosdiky where be took a in their day, and did much for the game in stayiug on the farm for the summer. His ff Chiff mo, Velvets, Ornaments. I - .. . I ' I � . � Gettilig 17 1 5 ,� John McCulloch-, Seaforth, to Ann Arbor, , i - I bad turn and had to be carried home, but Western Ontario. The �Youngest Scion of brother, T�omas, intends taking h%,pI&0e able time. -Boiling maple syrifp is the or- ' - : " 0 � �, i-, I . . I Michigan ; Miss Henrietta MoSpadden, . -of be. eave. der of the day. -Mrs. Kropp, mother t)f USE F . t, 11 � - H ' ISHINGS 1. 1, - � I . he is much better now. 9 URN � 11 � . . . the House of Jackson gives, promise on the ranch assisting Mr. C.' Pe ,I f 1. �_ . Winthrop, tq Boissevain, Manitoba; Rev. . , —0 . Thomas w 11 be missed by the young people A t7.�I� - - , ing the'beet of an unusualli cliever quintette. Mrs. Mono Boechler, died on the Sth - I I �� 11, - . . ome adornments from , �� . 0-kL! - - Mr. Gordon, Mrs. Gordon and two daugh al-- meeting April. Paralysis was the cause of deaX Do . - � _� . F_�. STRATFORD, ONTARIO. A,-;NU,�L MEET114o.-The annu -Mr. and Mrs. E. F D via and children, of of this v cinity, but best wishes follow � . you buy your b th - I ' I I i�111 tots, to Winnipeg ; Miss Hokand, to Chap. er Lacr6see Club wam hold in the Mitchell, spent Suniay ith Mr. and Mrs. him. of 78 us ? Have you seen the Spacious room we. . ,, .1 P. ,-1 #1:-j �: of the Beav -Mr.� Edward Stelck, who has been I Deceased had reached the ripe age 1� t ; - to attend any other school � I . *1 �� 11 Before you decide man, Kansas ; Thomas O'Sullivan, McKillop, town hall on Tuesday evening. There was Alex. Davidson. -Messra�Stark and Leather- visiting atSt. Marys, has returned home. . ra The,remains were interred in the have fitted purposely for these goods ? I �. .. � t7�,,;i L -1 ea . - I I 1. tt �, -i 11, - - . let us correspond with you. Our magnificent - . I . If not, we feel justified .in extending an, - I � _ I — ne P, �j 1 -. � . to the Canadian Soo ; Miss May S tobie, Sea a large attendance,- and appearances -indi, land have mov'ed ,their 'tailoring establish. i Muson Line -cemetery. . * - � _1 1 � ,, VE I �, !!�� - catalogue expl%.no our superior advantages. forth, to, West Branch, Michigan ; John 'ill boom again this year. 1 —0 There was no service _1 11 ,f, - cate that lacrosse w . ment to the Cady block. -Mayor Wilson .is ! 1. GATHBRINGS.- javitatio - n -to visit our furnishing room, that - i,:;. ,�; ,I . I rom I Hullett. . r -1 - Students are in attandance this year f � �1: � ,zl _- Dorsey, Seafortb, to Duluth; Abraham Me- 'It was decided to enter a team in both the- i ' we may have the pleasure of showing you - � - _-� , n Montreal this week on busineas.-Mr. ' - 1 the Evangelical church on Sunday last, , - . � , , ". �6, �.; 1 i � Canada, United States and Newfoundland. Cull&, to St. Paul ; James Broadfoot and Plow shoes for men and boys, bi stock I V .1 11_� ant stvidents have intermediate and junior series of the.C. L.A. Win. Powell, an old Seaforth boy,, and a I ,f W. the pamtor, Rev. 0. S. Finkbeiner, was in the immense range we carry and the sterling- � �. �j , - 1, , , .1 - - I ,�� - - A large number of our rec lj� I Le been good uslity sad you can't beat us for pr con. - .. ay * �, - _. 4 .1 - Arnold Case$ Seafortb, to Philadelphia, The Although it is probable that the team this graduate of Tme Exposrror. office, . H. Willip, agent for Kinies shoes, for Beaforth C rediton waiting on his father, who was valti4a to be had in Car to, Linoletting, - You M .� pz�_ � accepted choice positions. Enter now. ir .passage for - , . . �', ,� --tl a Us V, - � ` following have booked the' year will be as strong as that of any former elected vice-president of the Toronto 16874 ill, and who, we regret to learn, died that urt ' cor Oils, Qen. R . 1� 1,Ypo- Chib'ille Covers, 0 1 , , I -1 . � � A - ho - ' ! - I .1. I 1, � - I W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal, a not deemed advisable to MeN CouNem! DoiNos.-The Hallett coun Ile Curtains. I - 1.1 I- England : Arthur Warren, who leaves on - ..i � ` , ; ,,: * 1 season, it wa en- graphical Union.-Mias Belle ebb has cil afternoon. -There will be Service in the i � . I . . , �' - 1, 44"-52 - t - -Mr. F. Hess, or., t�l , I 1_ I - Fr__ I I � the 214t, of this month, and George.Butter ng to the very returned from Toronto, where she has been. met in Hili's hall, Londeaboro, on Saturdayp, churches here to -d . .- - : 1p� - , .1 . er the adnior series, owi ST- . . Fi, ,,;� - � ' � at ATTIRACTIVE ... - tit U � - � -1 t � I worth, who Bails on May 12tb. They .both ng - the 7th inst. -Members all present. Corn his factor z7.� y � -_ hea,vy expens�s in connection with pla,yi undergoing treatment at onwof the hospi met with a painful accident CURTAINS '17 �.,T -�_ band � . � � . - - th � : - go by, the Allan line. I in that Series. One thousand, dollars will tals.-The fall wheat, which come thr munications were received from J. T. Gar- the other day. He was working a � I �4' 1 �: I � - � -_ 01111h - I . .t I., v., i . - . ` - - �� .- jt� i. -I.- - DOMINION BANK. a hardly cover the season's expenses of Such a. the winter looking well, has been severe ' saw when his hand came in contact with t a � W 4 are showing an immense va;riety of- - - F � 1�d . Y row in reply to enquiry respecting the Col- � . tul I - �� r Z'�;, . LrLL TEA. -The ladies of the �, ; , � FAILBNT team,.and past experience has proven that tried during the, cold and frosty weather of clou'gh's drain repairs and coats ; from AJ T. saw and was very badly cub. -Mr- - I Y popular priced, quick selling goods. � � I . � i - __ . his . E. ai t v �! - �_ Woman's Missionary and Ladies' Aid Socie- - a6rd this week. A week ago it promised better Our Bobbinet Ruffled --Cartains ll . ,I- : �; the town is hardly large enough to -are the ; I I ,F I � , CAPITAL (Paid Up), -., $1,600,000. -those of the I Drummond,. asking for contribution to �he Ortweiu, who bas given up his" farm to - I . � � I ; . . I - ties of the Methodist church - - outlay. Ho ev than it does now. -Mr. William Routledge, patiriotic fund ; from �county commissiolaer son, Joseph, ba, 3 village. I : I a moved to tbf - I - �: I i. il, � . REST, - - - , $19600,000. NKO swell window drapery, you'll ind then � - �!L, � ' such a, large w er, there are lea] I .. t� �-_*- . - . . Leper Mission and also of the Woman's some strong teams in the intermediate ser- of Tuckeremitb,'was in town on Tuesday' Ainaley, who reports, that the eatimatedJost welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ortwein.-Mr. Louis dainty and inexpensive. I - I � I � i - � �, - � z - � . I � - ��.�, T. viol Pg I � 11 :.;: -or a 'ol get the newest effect in the curtaina� - t� U In a �� Christian Temperance Union, united in giv- ies, so that - a - number of good games will aporting a bouquet of beautiful snow drops, of'b ildi g ide road,lo 20' Thiel, of Berne, Michigan, has been i iti' g, I - �. bridge ov 3. - _��, � 7 � �:' i: -,:L: SEAFORTH BRA N, 0H) ing a tea inthe Methodist church on Mon, r- . � . � 1 ; I like which he plucked in his girden' that morn- and 21, concession 8, would be, iron, $2,�,00, his brother -in I double rods should be use& I � - . :;� , � ; I _�y be played here during the summer, .law, Mr. P. Koehler.-Satu tile 4,p&risistu" � I I., � . - � 1; - I - i'.1 , .. . day evening,- for Mrs. Pease, who is about to r spring . �%. I 00, � , - .. 7. , i I . Main Street, Seaforth.' and the boys should put forth an effort to ing. William is an ardent admirer Of the cedar, $1,150. -Several petitions were hanoed' day last our merchants had tbei We- iiave them. � -Of urr � : . : � A � I . �� f .� -L . . i . 1 J!, . - . � Seaf lorih. Mrs. Russell spoke in very was a large � To know how cheap we are selling lace c - �� 16ave land the championship. The tollowing offi- beautiful in nature. -Mr. James Constable in, two of them asking for th formation j of millinery openings. There � " � K_ �', C�, . - . ff I 113 � A General Ban kin Business- trans- "' 1, , n, , : B � plimentary terms of the work Mrs. h 0 & 0 U curtains you should see the values- of the - : F.; : I I I , � acted. Farmers' Sale Notes co core were elected, ;J. Hanorary president, has rented the residence of Mr. Finlay Rose, a union Be o I e tio on the boundary4l of � crowd in the village. -Mr. Joseph Lenz has . t . - . I . V, . -.1 I I � . Pease had done in the various organ'z%t'�na Dr. -McKay ; ho )resident, Dr. on John street. -Mr. W. G. Broadfoot, of Ifullett and Morris, and Hullett .and Gode.' sold his house and lot to Mr. Frank Boseen.' different pairs -marked at 30c, 400, 50c, . . I . I r � norary vice -I I . T - . and advances made on same at lowest . - e". I ef - : . L I - � - and voiced the sentiments of the ladies. - Me - ; president, Alex. Winter ; vie Tuckeramith, and Mr. D. McIntosh, V. S., -rich townships, at Summer and Jdbn berry. -Mr. Joseph Zettle has rented b's 75c, $1.00 and $1.25. Our range ot high ,- _�L, . � I �1� ".� -1 . Ginnie hilip . L .- � . �. I . rates. when,shewiahed her happiness and pros- ' Baker ; secretary, L, Do Albert and, Peter. claes curtains is also very complete. I � . : � , �, 11 - . president., W. H. of Brucefield, have been appointed justices .Britton, of Constance, was appointed latil farm tohis sons, 1. Z, I .- I I � � .ald crn a —0— . , �", �. I I Drafts s 11 points in Canada, perity in her ziew home.' �The reception had I _. ' I I -class men. arbitrator in the matter of the �wo � . . - � 9. � Lacey ; treasurer,' R. -Wilson ; manager, - of the'piece. They are both first Said I � sp � � , . . .�, I . the United States and FULrope. . also another object, -that of allowing Mrs. W. H. Willis ; captain, P. Mulcahy ; com- -The! schools closed for the Easter holidays petitions. A petition- presented by -Mr]. . : mppen. I COMPLETE WIDE- I . - . I � � - . - . - . 11 I - . I h -a I , , , . I . - . 1. � � I .,� I SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. -Interest- Watt, of Guelph, ,who was to give an ad mittee of management, W. McDougall, H., 'on Thursday, and will not re -open until Mains and numeriously- signed, amks for the WALL PAi�ER.-1900 wall, paper now in _.__ I � . I -1 dress on the work of the Leper Mission the - I - ;� � allowed on deposits of One Dollar and . M a Johnston, H. Broadfoot and Monday, the. 23rd. -Mr. S. G. Stone has formation of a school section in Londeabo to', I stock. Call and gee the new patterns. A - full lin6 A AKE CLOTHING - M14 1 . " . %-. - I . f I upwards-. � - a , of Robert -ion's paints on hand, none better. Aho- - I _. z . game evening, an opportunity of .meeting T.* Hatcher ; delegate to the C. L. A. meet won the silver cup in competition among with about 2,600 acres adjoining, and — I 1� I I - �, the ladies. A very enjoyable time was - . I . � oils, paititi and lead. J. Canning. Kippea. 1686.2 ST CK - , I � - . . Toronto, J. A. Jackson. I I t � I R. 8, HAYS, W. K. PEARCE, ing in the different rinks of the Seaforth curling contra petition, also.well signed by ratepay- � I . 9 . - spent by all present and at eight o'clock the . Pwiv�s.-T. Mellirs again w6uld remind . I I 17 , I . . I � . I � . I 8olicitor M anager. club, and will be able to hold it for this sea- ers of the surrounding sectioner. Both of " . � I �� t I ladies went to the Presbyterian- church to I all that be is ag-zin busy Among the Flows and Farm A splendid well lighted room filled with a - - � . I - - ' I - . I . � ; , " - LIFE OF D. L. MOODY. -I have secured son. .-Captain Samuel Gibson died at his resi - these were laid over for consideration on . . r- n - . - Implements with a flue stock of would boards, plow - � I 4 - 't " hear Mrs. Watt's address. The latter w quic selling assortment of men'S -and boyie * - , � 1; I __ 4 Bicycles For Seawn '1900. as the exclusive agency for this district for the author. dence in Goderich on Friday last. He for- Saturday, the 14th. The township of B ul- handles, skinrimera, wheels and all lines of plow - . � - , - I I _. - . intensely intereativg and as .Alto. Watt is a !zed edition of " The -Life of Dwight L. Moody," by ead in - makes it a pleasure to- -�. - � � . � I ,� I � A , - irly resided on the Thames road, in Us. lett's share of costs for making awards in castings and bolts. All kinds of plow repairing r Ta e C Ot g - Men s 13ui � - � � ill no doubt do-- his Eo-, W. R� MoodY. It WM3 always Mr. Moody's Me . , . I . pleasing speaker, her visit w eution. You will always find do baying here. I I" � - - 7- I wieh that his son be his biographer, and this book is borne. He was about 86 years of age, and the last school section arbitration in Marob, � will receive prompt att . . - R-11 7 - . I i., - W. N. WATSON,.Yorth Main Street, much for the cause of the Leper Mission, � Tom right side Up for the accommodation of the � 11 a compliawe with this request. It bas been en- was, in every settee of the word, a good man. is $32 20. Council adjourned until Satur- - We can give a mail a good wearing suit � � . . Y � , . public. T. hielus, Kippen. 1687-2 � - -1 I r I . I I - 1-r- Soforbli. _# . . dorard, also, by Ira D. Sankey, the family, anil the aud �). perfectfit for a very small outlay. -_1 an . _ 'V , day, the 14th. . . �_ . Miss � Iggins will deliver lectures here . . : Oar clothing. Eaav'to buy. Herd to L I . ji AKent for the Ifenderaon Blevele Company, Goder. Tup 0(aL-%�iE MiT,L EXEINIPTION.—A meet. faiulty and tim8tees of the bloody Institutes. It is a e auspices of the Woman's Chris- - 0 . � 1_* I - - ound under th " —6 . � . � lo-h,Ont. Afulfliieoftbelafast up-to-date wheels handsomevolumn of 600 pages, hand Bomely b . w �- F I I I I � ing of citizens,- callei by the may ear out. , We have no mean stock to 4 ev]: � . : or, was FASHIONABLE AND "I. . . � . ; for the �caaon of IVOO on haDd, The 11 M.cCfeady " and profusely illustrwed. You should have none tian Temperance Union, on the afternoon Chicago. � I � . I I .1 choose from and every'suit is marked, at a - - ; 4 " Common Se�7se " and " Goderich." Also agent for. held in the town hall, on Monday evening but the authorized edition. Waib for my coming. .and evening of Monday, April 23. -Miss . - -- I . I I I Sewing aachine Comp%ny Woodley, Seaforth. 1697-1 WEDDING, BELLs. -Avery pleasant ev 3nt. quick step price, that' makes easy buying. N0BBYREADY-TO-WE&R - the celebrated " White last, to discuss the advisability of submit. ' Moore, of London, is the guest of Mrs. W. took place at the residence of Mrs. Conrad We select for our stock materials and colors . . I � � bicycles (,f Cleive'and, Ohio. All wheels guaranteed ting a. by-law to the ratepayers granting ex- BoSTO-N LADIES' ORO IIESTRA. -Next Tue" K, Pearce. -Mr. L. McConnell, of Bruce- Miller, when her onIy daughter, Miss Ade- I - � � . - � . .. 7 and prices right. Call and examine before yod pur day evening in Cardno's-Hall. One of the fluest or- that will. stand the test, and as out makers B JY Ss' SUITS I - I � � With this supgrb fiel . . - . W�o - � chase. A fu,1 line of bicycle parts and sundries kept emption from taxation, for a term of ten d, and Mr. George Stewait, of Tacker, line, was united in marriage to Mr. Joseph are experts, not afraid to use the beat Of - I ii. gni"tions -ever in Se0owth. . - � - years, to the proposed purchasers of the Og C We � I in stock and ropairIng done. Also dealer in " Ray ffmith, east of Seaforth, have purchased from i I . ari ompany will be Master Fileon, the boy mezzo, I - Surarus, eldest son of Mr. David Surarus, of thread and lining, you cannot be other thin R� =ember we -are particularly anxious to'. . I 1, I 1� - . i� . niond_ and 11 WhIte " Sewing Machines, needles, oil, vie mill property. There was not a I ge soprano, who deligh%ed a laq�a Toronto audlenbe Messrs. Turnbu I & Cudmore the imported ' � - I pirts, etc. . near S�, Joseph. The ceremony was, er- a satisfied wear. The E. McFaul Co., Sea- hav( our customers more than satisfied with �� . attendance, showing that the citizens do not, this week. ""I" -Clyde stalliou, " Prince Campion," and will I 11 � � I . I : . � � . formedr by Rev. Mr. Finkbeiner, a - as forth. . -1687-1 ever V suit they buy from us. It is a new . � . . _VV__ MT-. -W_A.r_CS01%T., take the interest in the matter that, we. Novo.—One block for 10 cents will re- travel him in this district third season. This . . � I F I ' witnessed by about' eeverity-five invi ed NoTF,s.—A daily mail now goes from our department and we want to make iteetride __ NORTH MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, thinkp they should do, Mayor Wilson pre. new your clothing, cashmeres and - wooll'"O. horse w"%e purchased from Mr. Peter Ctaw- guests. . The bride, who was becomin At- village to E rysdale which, no doubt, will be rapil. When a boy dons one of our suits sided, and explained fully the circumstances Estate Johnson Bros,, Seaforth. . 1687-1 ford, of Dunorief, Scotland, and' was im- tir'ed,'Iooked very pretty. Congratulations a great boon to the businees' men of that - we him to exercise the Ireedorn he- - 0-n4a hu* n Tb � & g L - General Insurance Agent & Deal- which led to the present negotiatio a. e lQ0 bicycles to,choose from at ,Baldwin's, ported last September. He weighs 2,050 over, the bridd was made the recipient of like,jauntd must have. We want each suit to -- .. . r*V 3 doors south of the Royal Hotel, -Senforth At little town.—Mr. John. Squires, of .Port I U-,-, � -wing Machmes. subject was pretty thoroughly discussed, prices f roin $5 to Q,75. I lbs., and is proportionately good i many handsome preEenta. The afternoon Huron, wag in the village during the past be t, oroughly tested by its wearer and, its . . � : k I er ih Se 1680 and it was soon evident that three-fourths of 1 6k.1 respects.—The Bishop of Huron was greeted , . I i 11 Novo.—Is claimed to�be the cheapest and , and evening were spent most pleasantly by week spending a pleasant visit with his worti'll proved. Will you be the purchaser I - I . L 1, � I those present were oppoEed to submitting , Dy a large - congregation in St. Thomas' i . best paint cleaner In the woild,, Estate Johnson all. Mr. and Mrs. Surarus start life'under aged father, Mr. Squires, and sister, Mrs. of oile of these wear -well suits ? " Ill* k . -_ . _� the by�-laiv and to the proposed exemption. , . � � 1. Bros Seaforth. 1 16371 church, on Wednesday evening, on his visit the most favorable. circumstances, and if Rioker.—Our saw mill is now the not oing to cost you much. . . Th,e - 11 � . The principal arguments used against the I �� . .1 , . � . .. . -WEDDING RINGS ('EX`ERAL RL,PAIRIXG. —Repairs of all here. At the opening of the service he their auccess and happiness equal the good scene of great a - � .� I ctivity judging from the - I ,� - - R,4, I . - . exemption were - t,hat the mill'will be purw kinds promptly and 8atisfactorily done.... Now is the baptized the Rector's infant daughter, and wishesof their numerous friends, they will largeiquantity of luml�er going out daiii.— WALSHABLEADRI]SS - - . - _`W1 . ; chased�and run by .Njesbra. Rollins and)Stev�_ time to h!kve your bicycles put in shape-�.Ffor the sea- tterwards administered the rite of confirm- be successful and happy indeed. - No atirer sing of spring than when you see I _ � , I � � , a � . I- � - - , -1 hia . ` .1 M,Any new designs in art whether they obtain the exemption or soa, Goorge Baldwin, Somfoyth. . _. 1637.1 ati ' to a class of 33, 20 males and 13 - � . , . on , � I t- �, . . t ; that there is such a good opening in Novo.—House cleaning made easy and females, presented by the Rector, He de- up wl I . hO . - no Ose 0 I I - � - NOTES.—Mr. Schooeb, of near St J h ur o6ithy shops well lined 'th lows - FABRICS � I - 1 % , "andrfarm implements for repair. — � I movedon thefarm. latelyoccupiea lby;lrl Nlyrupi . � � - J� . .. _ - - I " I- . WEDDING RINGS Seaforth for a mill thatif these gentlemen costs but 10 cent3 with "Novo." Estate Johnson livered a very earnest address to the candi- John Gascho--Mr. Peter Lamont, of this makingionow engaging the attention of New Percales, Prints, Gingliamso L . . . .1 . 9'"s, - I - . I ", Bros., Hardware, Seaforth. 1657-1 i ' I to , . � . -A 7 � .. : � � .1 . do n0take the Ogilvie mill others will, and dates on their admission to the full privil. place, shipped a car load of fine cattlelfor maiiy and large quantities are being made. Carnbries, Drills, Ducks, Crash and Linen - - . .1 � . . if .-! !"'. I AND if not that another mill -will be erected here, Despite the big rush for sailts for the eges of the church, which was listened to the Toronto market last week. Peter is a —Nobody should ,miss the grand school _:suitirfg-s�Fancy Muelins atid Dimities in I � - 111L . ,_ I �: 1: * and finally, that it would be unjust to give Boston Ladies' Orcheitra next Tueada�- evenil3g, 'th marked attention by all.—Mr. Newton I . - � �,; It - — wi . - : -, �_ many good seats still to be bad. Plan bow ol -, � f � !�._ WEDDING PESENTS this property exemption from taxation while I )an at hustler.—Alra. L,'Shoemaker has retl'�rned entertainment this (Friday) evening, in the new and neat patterns. . - I . . � It . �_ Fear'a drug ktore, Scatorth. 1637-1 McTavish, of the Globe, Toronto, and Miss from Michigan, where she attended h sick hall. Mr., Forsyth knows well, ho,Wto make 1. * . - i - I . - - .- ll . he - o .1 I � I the oatmeal mill and t Kate Johnson, of St. Thomas, are spending V . i . . . others, rsuch. as . � K - - � At lowest prices. Novo.—Cleans carpet and paint work daughter.—Mr. Simon Miller's smile can is entertairimento full of interest *and the WHITE COTTON STUFFS - . :. I - . . q 11 � . -1 . grain buyers on the market, have to pay - i I I I perfec&ly. Eetate Johnson Bros., Hardware, so%- Easter in town, the guests of Mrs. E. Me- easily be accounted for—a boy.—Our saw- entertainment to -night promiees to put all I , I . . � - � I � � came :Thie ladii ; J I taxes, A resolution was finally carried, by forth. . 1687-1 Faul.—Mr. John McMillan, M. P., miller, Mr. H. Kalkbficisch, has corn need past one in the ehade.—Mr. W. J. McLean biti) Piques. in many different- styled - . . - . 11: I . - - I I . I , I - . - - a very large majority, to the effect that the I- I I �� . : . - . CALVEs FoR SALE.—The undersigned is home on Thursday to spend the Easter holi iss Ella 7 11 � . , � I ,ft it , , the spring sawiug.—Miss Ella i �09 Of went to Toronto on Monday last- in charge cord effects. White muslins in new stripes- I i - t i, cou-"il should not incur the expense of sub- prepared to supply those %anting young C -days.—The many friends of Mrs. Harry Zurich, paid Mr. Nelson Miller a � ving of a carload of cattle for Mr. P. Curten, — ,and 3becks. White organdies, extra: va:lue . I - z . I alves. I . 4 , I . I `i` - I � � Us AS HUMBER & SON mittitig the by-law. Among others who Will be in Walton with a load on Tue,,I,,y, April Town will be pleased to hear that she is re- __ " I - . � , v � I . . . .� � - I .s . I � � . _� , A - I I � 7 - . I n . � � . spoke was Mr. H. J. Punshard, who. has 10th, and each following Tuesday during April, May I . sit last week.—Miss Clara Beaver was on Word -has been'received from Mr. and Mrs. and good assortment. New India Hii-en and I , � covering nicery from her late severe illness. �- � � I - dJano. ,utighRichmond, Newry. � wils. � � �. I I . - . 11 I I . I I I ;. � � been book-keeper here for the Ogilvie Cam. " IGS60 . the sick list.—Mr. Henry Steinbach has R. Fisher that -they arrived safely at their Victoria la - - - ,-. JEWELERS, SEAFORTH. _ a---:-- � � - � i� -": ,; ", 1618 pany for twenty�years, As a*property owner Kin ,for the largest collection of new and stopped working for Mr. H. Kalbfleisch. home in Dakota.—Miss Retta Upshb.11 hall � I - . . � . ; V � ,, . . tch g . - I W . : Z ,:!� .1 - ya Natty spring Jackets just In. We I . I . I I I . con- OR uitinge. Tuckersmith, We are sorry to lose Henry. gone to Seaforth, where she has taken a IT DOES NOT � I . I "I i _. in the town and one who is thoroughly ' ailoring.—Miso Alice Tay- . , I - k i st-11 clover, timothy and all kinds of scads. . G. E, We are particular in every detail of the [ED. NOTE.—Mr. Ezra Bender, who has position at the t at � z . I _: versarib with the- working of the mill, he ad- KiDg, WiDgham, 1685-tf . I ' i �. . I p " , � e dry goodE business and because our store- been a valued and reliable correspondent for lor, the past week, has beep -visiting with H ppen by chance that every customer . , . . � 7 11 EASTER HOLIDAYS. vocatcd the advantages whi�h the mill hixd - .. " . 11, I � ; * ' �, ! , , � . I . Dr Belden, dentist, has removed his of- looks like a well kept drawing room, don't this department, writes to us on the 2ad Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, of Alma.— visiting our store is surprised by the mag-- , . � '. � I I - . V I Inion !� � e, � e past week., le t nitu le and beauty . � 1i I conferred upon the town, the serious IoEs flee ae'ro8s the street to rooms over the Dom of our stock and no less 7 think we ,are away up in prices. Our aim inst., asking us to say that it was not he Miss Alice Whitman, th .f I �� . � . Return tickets at single fare will be which would result from its suspension, and Bank, Se.%fortb. 1687xl . � . , : i 4 : - - k nti - is to give you reliable goods cheap ; to give who wrote the iteme that appeared under here for a few weeks' visit with her brothers at the moderation of the pricew. We've en- - �, , I �z . 1 ' I ra ID9 I FREE.—On S'�'tturday next. April 14ths t -� : I I is�ued to any points in Canada and frontier strongly urged the advisability of you a comfortable, clean and roomy place this head two'weeks ago, as some of them in Detroit and Chicago. All Mi -se Whit- deavored to make it such. It7stheresultof .. -Specials � . � . (_ I points on April E,)Lh, 13tb, 14th, 15th, and the aaked for exemption from taxation. We with every $2 purebase of fine shoes we will give , I . , .. . I 1-11 � — . I ? to dd shopping in, -and all new e aid to be fictitious. We hope, there- man's many companions will wish her a tudy and labor and we enjoy the apprecia- -1 T - 16.b, good to return on the l'ith. Teachers need scarcely say that we agree with Mr. away free one bottle of 11 Our 0-4.n" oboe polfeb. - I 4 -?f q � � . � This polish Id extra choi:e and we want to introduce choose from. The E. McFaul joo, Sea. fore, that all will acquit Mr. Ben'de-r of ;any pleasaut and profitable visit in the big Sion of the beat bu ers for our liberal wayar - - I -i . . I I . ., aud Pupils. (,,',00d going from April Oth Punchard. We think the people are maki y I - I . 1 1687-1 er clerk give of d ing a Dry Goods and Clothim, Busi-- L I - log it.. Saturday only. W. H. Willis, Seaforth, agent forth. wrongdoing in this respect as he; has al aye citi�s.�W � 1, z i� 0 � ; �0 0 . I I I to April 14th inclusive, valid returning from a mistake in thus running the risk of having for King Shoes. MORE GOOD STOCic Fon UINCLE SAM.— proved himself a ieliable correspon tit. us a little warmer weather and move the ties$, . . ;� - I - %�� a i . 1! . t � deAinativa on or before April 24th at a tho mill permanently closed, as in the face . 0 1 .. � w . I � � - . % Messrs. Alex. Smillie and William Chap. We would also feel obliged to all our corres- cold -around ?—Mrs. James McKie of Varna, � ,� � .1 . � fare and it third. Through special trains to of the feeling displayed at the meeting, we LOCAL BRIB FS. —Mr. D. J. Aitcbesou, son . - I el.�!��l�m,x�++++-I--,.-+4..�lr+-I- . - �� . �� . _� I Manitoba and the Northwest every Tues- hardly think it would be wise to submit a of Mr. John".-ALitcheson, of Roxboro, man have just sold their well-known Short- pondents if they would be careful and t i , thi,3 week, visiting . i�t the home of Mr. ;� q - I I � I I - Me- horn bull, I I New Year's Gift," 2-2087, which send us any items that are not reliablNnn'Dd 'H", Ricker. 1. . I .� . . - . . . , y . I ; 11 . E7� - day via the Grand Trunk and Canadian b -law, especially. in view of the fact that an Killop, returiied .home on Friday last and I - .1 .1 � they purchased last fall from, a;nd.bred by, truthful.] i -0 . - . . 1� . . t I I Pa.-ific Railways. I . almost unanimous vote of the resident, pro intends residing here in future. Mr, . _. -1 . �_ i : . . arm *-- I I �j t-. Mr. Thomas Russell, of Riverside F Jaensall. . :� � �! I ,; � — perty owners is required to carry it. How- Aitebeson has been a resident of the Devil's . � � �; . . I � .- ; I � Usborne, to Mr. Leslie Smith, manager for Usborne. LoC.�L BRIEF.S.—The weather duri I i r i � 0 1 � z" . 0MERVILLE, Agent ) ever, we may be mistaken and it is possible Lake district, North Dakota, for about IS of St. Cloud, Minnesota, I ng the - � i . i : W. 0, that the predictions so positively made by years and it is about thirty years since' Ile Mr. X. P. Clark, A 'GOOD SALB.—Probably one of' the' past week has been decidedly more like I -1 , � United States, for the handsome I ; s 1-1 Commercial Building, SEAFORTH. -those opposed to the exemption may be f 14 Me. FA UL - ! i ; I , — —_ - � � I . ul- left Huron. He hag had an attack of par. sum of largest gatherings ever held in this town- fall or winter than spriDg.—The millinery I I I . . , $400. This bull is five years old and it is a openings of Messrs. E. Rannie, G. F. Ar. I i . � 7 I - . - � : i I - 1645 filled ; if -so, no ona will be better pleased alysia, and, although lie is recovering, he is - ship was th%t assembled on the farm of Mr. - - i � 41 I T : . � Z , pity that s6 superior an animal should leave . � - than we will be, and we shall .be very glad forced to retire from active 'business.—The George H. Stewart, north boundary, on nold and Miss 8 niltb, on Saturday last, were � I - � . . � ,� 1 - - � the county, but the price is a tempting one, _ Dry Goods Co. - _� l. 4 i i- � I . - if they have the satisfaction of saying " i Clinton New Era says that Mr. J. E. Crealy, c Saturday last,, the occasion being the joint , very largely attended, particularly so was I -1 , � - a � i � I __ � . and th Y nkees are bound to have the best. . I � : . I - _N � . � . I . Bia%attie Bros. told you so." of the Seaforth creamery, will have his sale of farm stock and imFlements, in 'eon. this the case in the - evening. The Zurich I . . f; � They paid $200 for him. a couple of years, . . I — 4J__ i I skimming station in that town in operation nection- with his .brother, J amen. The 'day Orchestra, engaged by Mr. Arnold, was 8; c4th's Greates't Cash I i ?` I I I ; feature, and the music was much e - � � ago and he has been a profitable animal to 111- � - I i . . - � 1� I MILLPURY OPENV,GS.—One important about the end of the mouth. He has rented being fine, farm work slack, and the r I I . � I � them and the - neighborhood. We under- . '-- t . - . : . . i ; vent for the ladies at the beginning of for a term of five Se-irs part of Jacob Mil. - at least passable, these added, had The displays of all three fi are 01 . - . e ; It � stand Messrs. Smillie and Chapman intend rm Dry Goods More. _. . . i I �z 2-8 CENT 'TEA large num. � I 7 ,� � each sea6on is the millinery openings. ler's shop, which is being made ready for effect of brin#ng farmers out in highly spoken of. by the ladies. Thi. ft. ; � . - : � - i - These were held last Friday and Saturday the IFt of May.—Mrs. James Constable and to replace him as soon as a suitable animal bers, from a directions. The auctioneeir's Pickard Company had their openin - on 11 q r , q 7 I I . J � ; 11 i . - . . can be found. We hope they will be as 8"c' hammer was wielded by Usborn'a two pop. , Tues.lay and Wednesday- of this week. The - � . . 1i . and although the first day was somewhat son, Delbert, who had been visiting relatives . -_ I I - People wb,o do* not drink have never been wet and gloomy it did not prove:nt a goodly in London and Ingersoll, retuined home last I ' . t� . cessful the next time. - ular auctioneers, Messrs. Thomas Oamer4n attendance has beenjarge, as the ladie's her ome there. —Miss Pfaff, of Seaforth, it- , I '� P - I � � �, I , : heard -of. People who do not drink tea are number of ladies from looking at the pretty week.—Mrs. James Sparling, sr., who re- . ; and H. Brown, and it shown the appreciation never weary in beholding the beautiful, and ape ding a few days at her home here.—We : � �J � . �� I L� 11, � . I w I � � . - I ( . t I I . I . s "-rce, but people who drink tea 'and have things. S'Etturday was a beautiful spring sides with herd I Varna. ) f ivadver�e at week ,�� \ - . i P . aughter, Mre,_ J. S. Welsh, i of the public, as well as the ability of these .the display by this new firm is right up t( nLtly emitted to mentiDn I& : . � * - . � : i I . at Mr. 10, noch Parker,- of Hay, recently' . I � i - , i 11, . ii,)', yeL tried Gur 28c line are no doubt wast- day and the shops were full of ladies who of this town, has just completed a quilt DII�D,—Mrs. John McNaughton, an old two gentlemen, and to the credit of t�e date.—The many frie tb ; e - ode of Mr. J. P. Mar- ' i L , . I I . . I . . hig money, While we do not claim it to be were just in the humor to buy a --pretty containin4 1,375 pieces and_]she is now in eath of Mir . I . ; resident of Stanley, but who, 'since the Messrs. Stewart, that everything offered, al- shall will regret to learn that he still con- suff4ed the bereavementof the d r z - � 7 . . f wife, who, although she had not - - � . A. - tile beat'tea in town nor yet the best We spring hat, even though the vi:*n of a last . her eighty second year, altho,ugh quite smart death of her husband, about six year 4go, most without exception, brought high fl tinues very iR.—ReV. Mr. Netbercott, 0 been iD - � i z_1 . 9- � / I 0 I 1� - ft zed Mr. ver, good health for some time - � - olahl-come up. for her age. on ThuMll - e a-li Staffa, exchanged "pulpits with Rev. p4t:.. died � . llavv in 8'o(. -1c, Ive do claim it to be the beat year's one which might do''tv We fancy there are few ladies hao resided in Clinton, died y of ures. The total amount of the Sale r ' oil - t I � __ the � �z . for the inoney, It's a case where quality Since our enterprising merch 1492have on. of her years.who could accomplish such a last week. She had been failing in health nearly $3,500. We derstand it is the �`no i I . � I " un J owett,.of thin place, ,on k8abbath last.—Am v�r suddenly at the last. Mr. Parletr 118* 1 7 t i , - I � . I , �_ I � 7 C�)Iiutu. . .1 .. 0 1 tiou.- I . 7 I �, . larged their pl �usinegs,:�.the Y_ hav-e task. —Di vie ion" Court Was held here on Fri- for nearl a year. She died as She had lived, tention of theEe gentlemen to engage in t Easter song service, will be - held in, -the the sympathy of all in his time Of afflic - .11� — I � - I — y � . . I - � 1 - � such good Windows and these we -re so taste- day, Judge Doyle presiding. There was a a trite Christian, and will be very much grist milling business, and have been nego. Methodist church on Sabbath evening.— I � - I . . . . � - . ft�lly and prettily dressed that they always light docket and no cases of m' r%I mills, There will be service ,in St. Paul's church - I i aterial inter- missed by the family, who have the eym. tiating for the purchase of Bove I . 1� I St. Joseph. I'll, . I � . BEATTIE BROS,, Seaforth, h4d a crowd of admirin people about them, esr.—k-r.'T�omas Ward, of Varna, was in Eathy of their many friends in their sad May success attend them. I ng at 11 o'clock.—The - ------ a, � - � ; I - .. I I .. . .— ; . i Phone 8, . . NOTES.—The ice on lake huro,n is slow iW � � � : - �� W. Pickard & Co. hadQe window show'iDg town on Tuesday, on his way to Toronto. er remains were interred ery pleasant eveniiia services in Carmel- Presbyterian church, on I i z M_ b e king up. . The lake is still covered witt; � - I ! �, off their new carpets and rugs, and as house James Cowan is buying up another car load in the Bayfield cemetery on Saturday last. was spent at the residence of Mr, and Mr!�' Sabbath next, will be in keeping with the I I . I I I i I 0 She was 59 years of age and a consistent Henry Squires, on Wednesday of last week, Ea8ter occasion, and the service of song r'�mfarastheeyecaiisee. OurfishertueEr I � . cleauingtimeisso near at -hand the new of thor'ughbred cattle for sbipment.to the ice L ; . set. : I are �oing a rushi I 6- . � . I United States. He shipped a load about a member of the English church. She leaves it being the occasion of the marriage of their w.11 be of a special character.—Mr. R. Mel- . I - , . designs shown gave the lady who expects to ng business catching fish ,, & I � Saturdsy� -,, z REPAI RING have a new carpet a good idea of what she week ago and the best animal in' number of bagfuls were caught on � the lot, a five daughters,. -and three Sons to mourn the daughter, Harriet, to Mr. John W, Oket a Iii, post mar,ter of Kippen, "At Tuesday : � hfazoh -a 7 1 However, they are having their misfortune* I . � - ! i would like. The other window in the bull whi-,h he purchased in Guelph for $170, loss of a kind and loving mother, �roaperous farmer of Hurondale. A large w1hrelativesandfriendain Heneall.—The . I � � . . � .. , . — south store of this company was devoted to died on *the cars before it reached its destina- NOTES.—Mr. John Hart, blacksmith, has mimber of invited friends of the contracting MiEfies Dent, of Stratford, are here spend. "well as successes. Two of them broke . �. informat . � L � : . . We arer after your repair trade and if good silks, ribbons ebiffons laces and flowe* tion. This is the sort of thing that takes boqght out J. McKie and has mo�ed in and parties had gathered at the family residence ing the Easter holidays with their through the ice and had a narrow escape , . � � __ . n ; �, I � . ' au t' from drowning.—Harry Wilson's Show WAS - -:- I � . I work combined with reasonable" prices and a numberpof very retty hats. The��. off the profit.—Miss May Stotio, second ata'rted-to work. He is well known in this to witnessi the leasant event. At five IvIre. J. Butberland.—Mr. Walter Coxworth, , - � ' . p � � I . has anything to do with it, we certain- McFaul Company had heir windows pret-' daughtery of Mr. -Alex. Stobie, left on Tue - on exhibition here for two weeks.—La, ,_ I , - I - " . � a- localiti and we feel satisfied he will secure a o'clock the organ tegan to sound the notes wao has been workiF at his trade as a bar : . -1 I L I � � . I., � ly Faiould expect to get a share of your tily decorate - 1% , grippe is prevalent around here and quite I . d with the soft and ga,uzY ina. day for West Branch, Michigan, where she large share of patronage. —Mr. Samuel Reid, of the 11 Wedding March." The bride was was maker, in Zuric during the winter ' I � . - pa#onage. terials that are calcula dto show off the, will reside with an. aunt, � the house with it. � � ' � and engage in the of the 5th concession of Stanley, hai moved given away by -her father, and looked ve m ntho has ret rned, and intends working a number are confined to � � —Mr. Nelson Contine is absent, in4lontrest � I All work guaranteed to give -satisfaction. artist'ic taste of the window dresser. They millinery busines�. Her elder siater, Miss to the house he purchased from Mr. B. A. handsome in b -or dress of blue gray, trinnin".'d hi fat�ees farni near Heneall.—Miss Bell, , � � . . � � — showed such pretty rasoln, sailor bats, Nettie, has been thr.re for some years.� Higgins. We welcome Mr. Reid to our vil- with white satin, pearls and lace. She car. w1io has been visWng her brother, Mr. at present.—Mr. J. G. Mcl&au, who bs& R-6 � - . . � . w � i � . fancy belts, and not e at of all we i home. bee spending the last few weeks in Code- . � i � re the Miss Grace Elder, of Stratford, is here lage, for we are sure he will make a good ried a beautiful bouquet of orange blossoms, R. Bell, jr., of 13eaforth, has returned . I � : ; I r � I citizen.—A private letter from Mr. Thomas tied with white satin' ribbon. The brides. — Mr. E, J. Nc rton has returned to Hen- � I . c - decidedly stylish hate. In the Abell & this week, vieiting at Mrs. Thomp?on's, paid St. Joseph a visit one day last � ; I" wee .--James McOlymont, of Kippen - who- I z Ortwein establishment they decorated with John street,,—The curlers were able to in- Johnston, of Boissevain, Manitoba. says, maid, Miss Allie G. Holland, of Walton, sall, and has atin engaged with Mr. Trott, $ 1 � . I � orr . . I I � I . I ff. 414 . red, white and blue rib)ons and such names dulge in the " roarin' game " this week on weather there is fine, and that they started anda cousin of the bride, wore white cash. photographer, or the summer months.— has ngaged with Mr. William Heyrock for . 7 . � . I : r I i . I I I � - I as Roberts and Buller, not to mention the the rink, the ice being first. c:ass.—Streeb seeding on the 2nd day of April, and bull- meri, with silk ribbon and fringe trimming, Mrs. J. P. Ross of Exeter, called on friends the eason, has moved here. . � . I i I . . - I, - � . I t swords, aroused one's patriotic feelings ; cleaning, which commenced last week, bad dreds of acres will be sown there before we and carried pink roses. Mr. Weston W. . lifreonTuesday.—Mr. Bawden,of Lucan, - - I I I ; - - . . � ; - I � I THE opricrAIV--cA.9 and thoughts of the far -away soldiers were to be suspended for several days this week, got started ,here.—On Sunday next, Rev. Horne, of Winchelaea, acted as gro ent Sunday'at Mir. Johnston's, 'Willow , —Mr. JOhnetoD, St. Marys, has been a- � I I . i i - . 0 � � I . " � � . . 6 AND dEWELER, mingled with those of pleasure when look-� owing to the cold and frost.—Mr. and Mrs. Mr.. Andrews,. of 'Fullarton, will preach The knot was securely tied by the Rev. J. Hall Farm.—M �as Stevenson is spending her watded the contract for building the neW' ::: I ; . I . � L . ing at the new spring creations. - The stores J. P. MeLaren returned home on Tuesday m . and evening in the Methodist W. Waddell. After congratulations and Easter bo Price $3,W(), . I I lidays at her home in Clinton.— church at. Mount Pleasant. . � rning ., � � I :1,11 . I I SEAFORTH. looked as pretty as they could. The indis. after spending -a couple of weeks with chourch. On Monday evening there is to be well wishes, the company repaired to the ,Miss Le Touzel left on Tb,praday evening for 1 brick, stone and a -eats to be tarnished by __ _.. I Ir � ' .11 � I I . pensible shirt waist was shown inall materi. friends in Usborne and Hibbert.—The Brus- a. grand concert in the town hall, under the dining room, where the tables were � loaded G derich, to S nd the Easter holidays at I committee. The total cost will be 0,00% . � I p � I I . _==J I . - - I . I I , - � . . � � I . I : L" � � . . C. . . . � I I 3 I . - : f .. I.. 1! - � , I - � � i . I . It . . � - .- I I I ; � �i . � . f A . . � . I � - � - - . I I � I . . i , I . � � � � - . I I I . ! . I .. . I � ; . I — , I ! 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