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DISTRICT MATTER
NEW
OWL
I We carry- the largest stock of
LABOR DAY.—Monday last. bei g Labor
tetials and use the we ey to
1
�Uant:
-day, and
day, was observed as a public hoil�
6,111WIVES and RANGES
ani�_s `eP ho:use 74 feeb. A lot of chickens
'
all Insirien was suspended.: Thal big 't*
traction for the day seemed to be jBayfield.
were leo lost. There was an insurance of
The Methodist church oboir had Oheir an -
In the Odunty, aud if you need a
nual picnic there, while a number Of privaue
I �cotik- or lteatihg stove this Fall,
�icnle, parties spent the d4y pleasaurfly at
:
�call and see our lines. We are
the lake shore, The weather was perfect
and made picnicing a real pleasure. A
�,aqents for
number took in the circus at Olin 011, some
fite w, atever. Whether the building was
oor 6 team,
went to Woodstock with the loorts,
Bneles Oelebrated
while others went to different poi � a, until
Xapp.V ThOULyht Rvnges.
there were but few left so home. be rail-
way traffic, however, was nott as he4vy as on
1,
former years, many evidiiintally wsiting for
�Over 116,000 now being used in
the cheap fares in conne4tion witifthe To-
the Dominion. Not a single
ronto and London exhibitions. I
buyer -of a 11appy Thought has
Tnr, Sr-v.DAY-&RooL ExcuRsipN.—The
,ever regretted-hig choice. They
annual union8unday school excursion to
are prfect ba,kers and the sinall-
Goderich was hold on Friday 11%st and
est fuel coinsV41ners 'made.
a most enjoyable outitig. The
=rwas
,Ouir 06al and'Wood Furnaces give
perfect.juatan ides�Uday for
ating at he lake. A speoial!�tain left
an 0. t
satisfaction.
here about nine o'olock� landing the five
C�l ateu� athletes. Be �ides ein olaa� lead. -
Ve
hundred excursionists in the co ty town
OHKBNJ%mp ) & SMILEyi
about ten o'clock, and as the ret,
tri train
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did not leave until seven in the- evening,
it
SE, . &FORTH,
gave every person an opportunity�
to get
pa
, of Goderich
the full bentfib of the lake breezis.
Four
Successora to S. Mullett & Co.
rinks of the bowlers wen' ton the
excursion
Hardware, Stoves, Etc.
and spent the day with the Godevith
play -
,mme# and in oprinting. He was a mem-
are. In the morning game . the
Beaforth
�"OMINIOIAVI BANK.
players won. but in the afternoon
were changed, the Goderich
the tables
holidays in
ys in
�nd
players
guest of her hun
won, so that the hoxi6re were
even all.
tA I PITAL (PaIld Up), - $2,500,000
around.
Kennod5
$2,500,000
A NARROW SiiAvE.—Two yo;ng
men,
BEAFORTH BRANCK
H MeCrae and John Murray, of
h�;d from
Seaforth,
�U8
Miss Rose Stu
then.
a narrow escape a sari
acci-
Main Street, Seaforth.
dent, while wheeling into town or
night, Workmen had been
'Monday
repairing
�A General Banking Business trans-
gra
Grieve's bridge, on the north '
el, road,
si�ted. Farmers' Sale Note s. collected,
and had neglected to place a lig
I it on the
'd advances made on same at lowest
barrier they had put up. The yo,
ing an
rAtes.
did not see the barrier in the dark,i
and ran
iDrafts sold oh all points in Canada,
into. it with somewhat serious con
Jeque ces
�e U�nited States and Euro -pe.
to themselv es and their wheels
got off with some bruises, but iUrray
Me rae
Me
had
ISAVINGIS DEPARTMENT.—Interest.
a rib broken and his wrist spra'
ad. The
Al�owed on deposits of One Dollar and
-same night, a man named Fulton, �
ho was
upwards.
then wheeling, ran into the same ba�rier
I and
�R. S. HAYS, W. K. PEARCE,
*as thrown on bin headi receiving
a a a vie re
Solicitor Manager.
a�akiDg up. The township authorities
� in Oeaforth.
:�reet,
erviceO[ at the hou4 and the g ve. A
a
be more careful in future in
� thin , re -
6
:Jould
ecD, or they will be having a beety
bill of'
F,11all Term opens September 2nd
d mages to pay,
ceived by the bereavod family, fro many
musibal directrf
A GE� ;TLE HINT.—A eontempora�y
Tbi
says
h t
h.—Several from herb at-
�6
e editor cannot call at your
inquire if there is any news. if
FiLlIts . V
u k n o*
Killoran left
Lhe
of any hand it in. We
he nev�s
STRATFORD, ONTARIO.
there is, hub no man can g er> all.
1i Just
:A schcol that occupies front rank among
'anxious to mention your companyl.�'or visit -
ors as to mention those of your 4eighbore,
the be8t-busineas colleges on this continent.
-bat probably your neigbbor, giveo'us more
,
Tliose desiring the beat in business educa-
assistance in I a urink the facts. ',-Hand
tion are inviced to write for our catalogue.
your news ite s. We -want �the " Th�s
�e
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
applies to TIXB ExPOSITOR &ISO. are
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:lways please to receive local �ews. If
I I
Mrs. Somervilh,
ny of our readers know of an gociden -a
SEWING MACHINES.
personal itern,; ak runaway or anyt4ing that
of Mr. S. Dioks)n
may be of general interest, if t ey would
.' K. eares
send it to us either personally or�by-Toa�lq
W. N.Y. WATSON, North Main,Street�,
we would always be pleased to -eceive i�ll
SEAFORTH.
such. Write it, in your own wa . All -we
'the month@ of J
we want is Ltbe particulars and.. facts, and,
'I have.on hand a large and well aesorted
if neceveary, we, can easily put: i in read-
atook of first class "a ing machines Ray-
able slape ourselves.
-1, Whi
nont te or Good in Cabinet, Drop
some prjzs has been keen, and !this $e9i the
Head and covered mainee, prices ranging
TRA-vE;LLr'.R,,;. —The following wi ite tick(t-
from $25 upwards, also a few good second
ad this week by W. Somerville' T. "I.
h4ud ma&hines'which will be sold cheap for
-uptovin agent . Oa the second harvesterb'
caph. All machines fully guaranteea, and
excursion t) Manitoba, on Mondi ky
proper instructions given. free of charge.
a
last : Mrs. 1. nu Barrows nd 'Wm. Bar -
D�ialer in needles, oil, sewing machine at-
rows, Walton -, D. B. MoL Kip-
t�rahments.and parts, Bioycleti and Cream
pen ; Donald Rose, 'Leadbury William
S�parators. General Fire and Life Insur-
Hartry,Ansa Sparling, Q. E.� 1'rabb and
a4ceagent. Risks affected on all kinds of
James WilliE, Seaforth; Mrs.1 Thomas
property at lowest rates. Houses for sale
Gemmell and ion, Stanley. T their I a -
and to rent. Office next door to Queen's
apective schools, after the rri.daummer
ecentt when
holidays : M iss Campbell, to Windso.-
-V;-Or_A_rVS4C:)W
Mine Brett, to Huntsville : Miss Agnes . 1).
NORTH MAIN ST., SEAFORTH.
1680
Rayn, to MiDand ; Frank Sille, Janies
Ryan, MoKil lop, to Sandwieb.—Obhiar
to bb bred and owned
travellers is. Sharpe, - of the Babyl , On
While playing
Henderson's Photo
line, to Desba rato, Algoma ; Wm., Muleaq,
each group to be
to San Fran(igoo ; Harvey Brownell, 10
Studio.
Detroit ; Rev. ;R. E. Welsh and siat4r,
,
gon an I had
�ir, to Li'verpool, En
Mrb. John We �laud, by
also offers a � second prize
the White Star Line, from New York, Fri -
Fail stock of Mouldings
day ; Mrs. Clament King, to NeW York
'Fowler
and Picture Frames.
Mrs. Wm. and nephew, R4sa
son went to Parkhead
Fowler, to Enderlin. Worth Dakota ; Mts.
0 in-
Murdoch Carr. pbell, jr., to Obicago.
Photo Enlarging a Specialty.
—The follo ing were ticketed on the
a Toronto firm.
harvesters' exaursion by Greig & Stewatt,
P. HEINDERSON, Seaforth.
0. P. R. ageD bS : W. H. M-.Int0hb, Brn6e-
McNab, jr., is laid
field ; T. Weis6, E. L%timer Mr %nd Airs.
'�o
father2o here,
S. Mullett and two children: a�ll Winni.
;Vvye Keep Iffoving.
peg.
A GOOD 6END OFF.—A number of tle
being threatene
with typho�,d
more imme&ate friends of Mi, Wal6er
cloth ooat with a real
finder will greatly ol�l
Baker entertained him at a farf_w�ell coin-
tar oo it. The
by leaviag the
plimentary supper at Picili's hotel, �on
.Our stock is underselling all competitors
Thursday evening. At the appointed bo,iur
in Watches, Clocks, Rings, Pins, Broo cheap
about forty gentlemen surrounded the foo-
I
011ains, and other articles of jewelry.-; Our
t a board, an d partook of a �st such 'as
rep%
reputation for fine goods, low prices and
th"Is hostlery is so justly famed foe,, Durijag
honorable dealing,,does the business for us,-
the evening a . very pleasant in6,ident 6.c-
aztd we endeavor to live up to our name.
curred. This was the presontatipu to Mr.
We carry -a well-agsorted , stock, and every
Baker of a very handsome gold hunting
c se
article is warranted as represented.
watch, accort paraied by a , comolimeut
ry
Repait,ing a LapVialty with us.
addreso, to w iieh. Mr. Baker mad;'e a fitti, g
a
and
and feeling reply. A few hours wer6 v _V
Counter -'s- Jewelry Establishment,
pleasantly slenb in toast, song,;sentim t
moved his
and social converse, when all oepai
SEAFORTH,
feeling regret that they were so soon to p4rt
P.. COUNTF,% h1snager
with their friand, but consoled 4ith. t �e
hope that in his new home and field of lal�or
THE CANADIAN
his sphere of iaefulness�will be enj ad a
his prosperity increased. Mr. iBalarglef n'
Rankof Commerce I
Saturday for Durbam,'where he��takes
position of firatteacher in the puWic school
Sunday
there. Mr. Baker has been�princ�,pal of t�6
CAPITAL(PAID UP)
Egmondville ichool for a great mJany yea�a�
,11 -fight Million Dollars $8.000,000.
and haft prov �d himself a most 'eompetonp
and popular i istructor of the youb
. g. H61 is
Aest, $2,000,000.
also an enthp iiastic patron and stipporter of
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for
Pf'our
all manly apb Ip, and many of the athelet'i
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
clubs here w4e no", a little indebted '�o Mrh
'd ' -
�A gene -41 Banking business tran-
fo h' ki anp
r is a advice, We have no dou I
he -will be eo "ally successful in his prof,
wacted, Farmers' Not*& d; I *counted,
sion in Durh� m,' and we :mn aasurehim ti. at
isnd 81pecia-1 attention glVerr to the
of Sale Note&.
be leaves beh nd him here a large circle I.of
caliection
SAV_INGS B-ANK.—Interest allow-
friends who will always hear of his succiss
with very great pleasure, and will wa W�h-
ed on deposits ol'$.l 1 and upwards.
Special facilities for transaction
his career with �much friendly intorest. 1
of
pres.
business in the Klondike District.
DEATIT OF1 OLEVER YOUXG MAN.—We
Houey Orders, payable at any, bank,issued atthe
following rates
made mention last week of the' deathlip
Under 810 .08 $20 to $30 12
Toronto, on ithe 16th of Augu t, o f IN I r.
810 to $20 .10 930 to $60 :14
James Gray. i Xr. Gray was'the eldestson,
F. HOLMESTED, G. E. PARKES.
Of Mr. John ray, of Toronto, , d grand-
Solioltor. Manager,
son of the late Mrs. Alex. Gray f th Mill
1624
if
Road, Tucke.-smitb. He wa 0
s 21 years
and Gerbard-Heint;nnan Piadoa at'
Mueic Store, at Hendersm's Photo Stuliot,
age, and was 6particularly brikhb and pron�-'
F)LEASURE & PROFIT.
"'IngYoungnaxi. The Toronto Naws says!:
Die at Bayfield
Mr. James-yray, the wall known stude4_
You C an combine pleasure and profit, by
athlete passed away on Saturday 'mornhig,
after a lingeriog illness of some iw'o
diesling with George M.. Baldwin & Co-,
dealers in Mason& Risch, Bell, Nordheimer,
duration. lqr�
yeo�riil
Gray went to !�Califor 11'a
I)ominion and Berlin pianos and Dominion
two years a "
the change v
g6�
to try the weater�. air, E Id
4 so beneficial: tha� in a i r
&�id Bell, organs., tried and tested. Also the
N'ew Williams, Now Home and Ideal saw-
y
the doctors Pronounced him entir' ly ree)v-
from
iog machines. Needles and parts always in
ered tui�rculosia, but while �oeut rid ag
his horse raii �Nvay
We are always leased to give you a select
with in a d rr ad
him ten Miles. at a krioi g, , �t"l 0 pe a a
concert on the Gram -o -phone while you are
X Vciae affect
violent a ad �his lui ga
and oause 1, a relapse, lue, )a-
havi.ing repairs clone or looking over our
music. ' We sell Pianos, Organs, �, Gramo.-
came steadily- �wnrse, and four onthe
onthe 0
came home tp I die. Mr. Gray's,demise
phones. Sewing Machines and Bicycles.
at
the early age of 24 �'years, will, be lame �d
OUR GENERAL REPAIR SHOP
by a very larg� circle of friends. He wa Is
We repair any old thing, umbrellas, lawn.
former stud ut at Wellesley $ehool a A
Harbord Collegiate Institute. He spent !a
Toowers, knives,. scieaors, bicycles. A call
year at the z chool of Science, but forec A
Solicited. We can please you and we guar-
the study of mining and entered the
aubee everything.
ical -School. He completed hii: first it,
M
G. M. Baldwin, Be -&-forth.
years there, �ad was a great favorite w th
t
students and professors. When be loot �ia
*
General Repair Shop.
health and was advised to go to Califordia,
be
was presexitrod with an addrea'a au4 a
John street, has
returned home after spend.
Girl wanted ia small amily
L. i _A_
Ar
tetials and use the we ey to
1
�Uant:
110
S
ani�_s `eP ho:use 74 feeb. A lot of chickens
'
year, or abouffive dollam less on an assess -
were leo lost. There was an insurance of
ment of $5,000. Mr. James Cumming was!
$3,35 on the buildings and contents. How
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re -appointed collector at a salary of $90
be t3 furnfiih the usual
the re originated is a mystery. At
and he will required
0 clock his neighbor, Mr. H. Warren, hap-
amount of bond for $10, 300. Mr. Gutter-
-idge for $500 as
pened! to be up and saw no indication of the
wes given a cbec* part
fite w, atever. Whether the building was
payment on the Sproab i bridge abutments
but by the
set o fire, or whether the grain heated it-
�Ilill
which are completed not paseed
self, remain ( mystery. -Certain it is
TIM HURON
1,
;XA Osn
at an* time. Mr Snell has been particular-
at Strong's hall, on Saturday, October 4th
unfortunate ; in 9 tha ouee and con-
at 110 o'clock, a. m.
00
roe of $140 in gold by t a unall and
1). T. Hepb0n
in. visitigg her
P�ir �ts in
r) as dur.pg his y re eit col
a dents, It w:
Oshawa'. --Mi. �
Harry Scott,
so of D r.
10 a that Mr. Gray tol lk tirst oe i hmolbfg
800% left 0� Monday
to. atte
ad oodetook
C�l ateu� athletes. Be �ides ein olaa� lead. -
Ve
college.—Mos Nettie
Johnston,
Littlejohn,
Buffido,
br6, are
or in thet4university gym ati was
andhire. Ja as
�n
visit to thei
of
uts, Mr.
ph mpi.6n athlete of the univer ty fOr two
Captain of the tepim 1 900.
at present o a
and M re. ill
am Johnsto
pa
, of Goderich
I "Pool ally excelled in hurdh and broad
strestand other
friends.—MrB.
z Ken-.
unips, iin putting the shot, t2row.i3g the
I
nedy, of L%poite,
Penusylv
an socom-
an Is
,mme# and in oprinting. He was a mem-
panied by h6r three
children,
a 't a pleas -
r of. tha athletic board of the Uni'versity,
ant two weo'ks'
holidays in
ys in
S rth, the
S
at, A of the medical council. W hille � Iie was
guest of her hun
b Mrs. John
Dorsey. It is
A pupil at Wellesley be wae a memilber of
15 years sin�e lira.
Kennod5
was I in Sea -
oiz
the first basketball team drgaa ad in the
.
forth last, when
she was -- ti
an known as
'city, under the ptaiiishi of Mr.
Miss Rose Stu
then.
be, snd sh
Her mat
notes many
friends here.
4-ohn Sooles. Itt was owing o excessive
9
changes since
to h
ter such a
study at the hospitalluring v atiOn that
abouts were pleased
see
r af
tic
he coutracted tuberculosis. he disease
long absence.
She returne
r
on, ITuesday
"Who
was not nuopected until he br a down in
�k
last accompanie
I by her bus
and,. had
the championship ga as of the autumn of
come here,' Ithe
previous 8
turday.—Miss
�1000. The funeral took pla�e fr6m his
Grace MoFaulwent
to Toron
o on 8aturday
residence to Mount Plesesnp oeme-
for the week and
holiday. Sae
returned on
ry, "Rev. W. G. Wallace, pastor o� Bloor
Tuesday, accompanied
by hei
friend, Mrs.
?resby terian church, conduo ad the
Ellison, who will
make a Visi
� in Oeaforth.
:�reet,
erviceO[ at the hou4 and the g ve. A
a
—Mise May Kemp
left -�on
Thur# day for
'large number of flqr4l offeTings w re re-
Montreal, having
acoeptqd
�a position 38
ceived by the bereavod family, fro many
musibal directrf
an in a lsoiqs
college; near
h.—Several from herb at-
�6
thatleity.—Mies
Winnif4eo
Killoran left
Lhe
A HANDSOME Plaziu.—The prize list@ for
last Thursday for
visit her sister,
Toronkj� w
Mrs. W.
ere will
rendergs;at.—
the Seaforth fair,� on the 25th 1 an_d. :26th of
Mr. and Mrs. R
W. Twedd:
e: and family
a
September, have been issued. 1 The� list 15 a
went to Maple
rove, near Grand
Bond, on
large one and should bring out 1 a big entry
Saturdiy. to ab
6y the holid
y - time with
list. One of the-, handsomest.. riz*_4 offered
from
Mrs. Somervilh,
of London.
The fa,�nilies
was, however, inadvertently omitted
of Mr. S. Dioks)n
and Mr.
.' K. eares
the regular list, that is tLe silver mAdal, of-
returned from
Bayfield, where
they spent
fered by the Canadian Bank of Commerce.
'the month@ of J
aly and An
at, 'on Tues.
In past Y.ears the � competition for this hand -
day.—Misi Killoran
spent
las6 weak at
some prjzs has been keen, and !this $e9i the
Maple Grove, with
Mrs. Soinerville,
of Lon -
rivalry will be op�rited. The directors have
don, who has a
cottage vit
that xetork —
decided. to give the medal to th horse
Miseen Nellie at
A Bess Young
went to To.
breeders this year, and have offer - it for
rontoonTuesdiyto
visit with
frieide.—
the beat groOp of three horses—two. ear -old
Harvey, the liti
le sod of Mr.
W. H. Willis,
yearling and foal—in the heavvy raught,
met with a pair
ful accident i
ecentt when
general purpose and
t6grioulturil classes, all
on a visit to hit
� grandparen
a �in Isiels.
to bb bred and owned
by the a ' xhibitor, and
While playing
with some other
children he I
each group to be
of the one, olaso. Mr.
th ' wn out
whiskoeh3o7lIr
of a small w
gon an I had
Thomas, E. Hays
also offers a � second prize
dislocated.—Mr.
furnace andall m ern conveniences and will be
so'data very r6allDnable price. Intendihz pur-
George atter-
of $2 for the ladie
i' hitching contea�b.
son went to Parkhead
on Tuesday
0 in-
easy terrap. As u) 1prices and payments apply to G.
wil
spect lumber for
a Toronto firm.
--4r.1 John
LOST. —On Sua�
ay, August 2.4th, between
McNab, jr., is laid
up at his
father2o here,
Staffa and Du Un on;
I he Centre Road:
a la We brnwn
being threatene
with typho�,d
A
fever.—Miss
cloth ooat with a real
finder will greatly ol�l
Russian lace co
ge the owner
tar oo it. The
by leaviag the
Solater is atten
iing the mi�linery
- 0 enina
sime at J. CumjuinglE
POSITOR Office, So-Jorth.,
stace, Dublin
M. Pren�
or &�
ergasit.
Tum Ex-
in Toronto this
week.�Walter
M6.
B rgess,
Cornish, Of
andbilggles shovild birlIng them
The ceremony t ok pla3e, at 3 o'clock in the
siodg
1812 -1
wife and ohildr3n
Mitchell,
and
kew days this
week with
Boy wanted at
�oaroyd & Col
0, �eaforth,
spent
Mrt. MoCrae.--Mr.
a
and
.
re. 0 man
Ontario.
M Will;
has.
moved his
Reaves and family,
of Sbr
ily, of Sbr
tford,
*isited
I
OVE D.
110cLeod
to all, and the
the evening train, for
the!ir parents in
Seaforth on
Sunday
and
MUBW store to Her
Renderion will still
dorson':j Photo
b a hunrl in ii%me
Studio. Mr.
Id place.
1812.1
M0.111day.—Th'e,
I
Septeniber has
Canadian Lumberman
an excellent
ortisit
for
Pf'our
Solid Gold Lad
�es' Watches.
We have
1
old friend Mr.
Ci' Manitoba,
David MoNa
t
htj of. �Rapid
me
thein in stook. 10k
tbam wor", 820. 14
heavy M1103% ft
good welght. J1
c 124, 14k hen
It sui
ted with Ws6l-
ier, $30. 14k
able for
bu ya'ess man of
and a one
Sesforth.
piominent
the portrait
MoNaught is
extra
eDgraVed.
pres.
loo�s as natural
as life. Mr.
To , n & Case, of
entation. $4i.60. Us
Bulker, Jeweller, Seaii
jally sold for
orta.
6 to 160, John
1812-1
now a retail lumber
merchanti
in Rapid
Call and see the Singe4 Sewl
9 i�nachines
The good
City remit
Tuci7e h, and
people of th
the surr
a ill Road,
ubding neigh-
and Gerbard-Heint;nnan Piadoa at'
Mueic Store, at Hendersm's Photo Stuliot,
Will MolAod'o
Saeforth.
borhood had tbeir
annual pie
Die at Bayfield
return I ad to their home
1812-1
or.Labor Day.
They turned
out in large
On sale Saturday
Miosses'
oil
numbers and
Bnjoyed' a,
has
most 'pleasant
beeii improv
V.ebbleboots s1zea �1-12-131- He
82 cents. W. H. Willis, tole 1'agent
Shoes
lar
n Se0orth
Gewleineo
t 85, or
�Or
ou�ing.—Mr. Petez-D&ley
ing his, already
cogfortable
-
'reiidence by
I
George A. Slater for LaOies and
1
of Parkhill, was here
-
1812.1
having! a verandah
create d.
He has albo had
NOTIC .—A large num er of
ood,
second
it freebened up
Edith Hannan,
with a coat of
of Berlin, is
pa'iht-__4'Miss
visiting Miss
hand wood heaters will be Sol cheap
for new goods at Chesney & Miley's
ii
0
Har
ske room
ware and
1812.1
Jennie�l Wright.
Mrs. M. Chesney, of
Stove Store, Seaforth.
.
John street, has
returned home after spend.
Girl wanted ia small amily
Days hot or
I
aR' they in be,
ILpply to
ing the summer
in BAV field —&-iss Laura
Mrs. M. C. Chesney,joha str t, Seaf
rth.
1812xl
Hall, of Now
York, has , b en spending a.
Apprentice to the dru busi
ess
4anted.
few dayewith b
er sister, Mral J. A. Wilson.
Appli at Feay'a drug store, So forth.
things you are about
XW
1812.1
—Miss Isabel
atoon left cintMonday for
MmN WAN-TEDi
, ---wanted 15
work on cement -walks aud drain%
In
men to
Seaforth,
Waterlo6, where
er in the' ublic
p.
she has a position!" teach-
school. —Miss Rathwell has
Highest wagoo paid.'; F. Gutteridge.
ate. Soon our 0110eks
1812.1
accepted the position
reoefitly held by:Mias
Home grown Timothy seed and
Delaney, of Wingh!am, formerly' of this
oeed fall
Kemp, a� organist
of St. Thomas church.—
wheat, full stock at'Hamilton & Kere�ake
r-AR-51 SOLD.—Mr.
i Senforth.
Miss Alige Dan
as spent Sun6ay with MrF.
Housr!,s FOR SALE,—Two
od
dwelling
Hugh Stepbenson.—Seventy.fiv,6
have been tiold
ti ate
in Seaforth for Toronto so
houses on John stre6t, Seaforth, formlechemp_-Ap-
the i sura of $5,600. The
west.—Mrs. James -Murray, on Monday
far. The number
of visAors to the fai - this
ply to Mr.a. J. S. Porter, Seaforth.
Our fall importation& of faoliion.�
1805.8
le dr
year promises
to be unusually large.—Mr.
goods are v6peelfly striving. We invite
Butter 10 cents. G. t. King, Winghani.
ion�
op"ti
18114t
And M r. C.
Lave been spenc
Duerr and children, who
ing the past ouple of i 7eeks
For, SmL.—That well known
I
r"staurant
with Mr.. William
returned to their
McMichael,
home in
of Hullett,
Cleveland, on
RDd ice cremi parlo r, kDown as the Itoya
Pale. Up-to-date in every respect.
for limited Apply
Cafe, for
�pler, did chance
optoe to F.
-Thursday.—Mr.
George
ateon, ol the
a man with meane.
at
Government pr�nting
offices
Ottawa, is n
L. Willis, Proprietor, Seaforth.
1911-.2
town visiting h
a parents.
r. Jame# Me -
GIRLS WANTED —wanted at
I
the Queeln's
Qua�-de and his
Ir. Mis,
sister a
M,arRaret, are
Hotel, 8eaforth, dining room girl ani
Mrs. Tbomm Stephens.
kitchop girl.
1 U-2
visitioR friend
in Toron
and' Wood-'
House for isale or to rent
on Go rich
bridge.
as, follows : So ' hool section I No.� I—For gen-
left bere"o'n' Mond
-@treet. Also ronnig to let oier the store,
A. G. Ault, Seaforth.
A ly to
'A
I 2-tf
LAcRossE.—The
Beavers scored
a notable
Ladies fine tailoring. We
avo: secured
victory on Monday,
fast Woodetocc
when they defeated the
team, champions in their
the services of MiesiPurecli, who has I
perience in two of Torcuto's leading
ad 4 good. ex-
silorinK ebtab.
district in the
senior district of the C. L.
lishmefite, to take charge of our ladic
i' tEllorli
de-
A., by a score -o!
7 goals to 6, in' art exhibi-
partnient. Mies Purcell ecines to
recommended. Wo would advise lade@
is i ory
19 n
h ly
elhof
tion game, play,,d
in that city, The Wood -
work- done to phoe lordere early and e
icap 3f Ithe rush
stock people an
rather stuck7'on their team,
and wapleasantneis of %,aiting too
10D;! fo� their
and looked on t
ie Beavers as, an easy thing,
garmenti. W. Pickard & Co., Seatorl
h. 1$12.1
but their vanitv
got a seve'e jolt, on Mon'
LocAr, Bumps.—Tvlrs. R. S.
Rop'!ertb has
day. The first
Beavers scored
eye-opener barne when the
I
the firat goal: in 30 seconds,
purchased Mrs. Ryan's reside
ce, near the
before the ball
had touche� a Woodstock
cider mill'and has removed the a. Shp paid
stick. From this
out the me was a hot
911,
$500 for it and 'has get a nicet Co foitable
I
one, the best exhibi
r4on of I crosse seen on
home, very chea p.— a Friday set Mr` Job,
Govenlock, of McXill P, Shipp .. �en heavy
�and -
. the Woodstock
end of the thL-d.
i
grounds this eason. At the
qdWarter, 6odatook were
draught mares a impor e -8;0611ion to-
I
one in the lead,
but at this III: 6i6t the home
Fort QqAppelle!whe
by his son, who is
tbeywi,l edis posed
there. The marts are
players *ant to
pieces. The fact that what
.of
for breeding pu�poses
and the� w�re an ex"
they considered
turning out to
would be'Aw! easy thing
be the toughiese proposition
ceptionally fine lot.
The stallion.1 was im.
they have struck,
was too �6uch
for them,
ported a few weeks ago
Hensall, fr h
by Mr.i . T. J. terry,
' it
and the Beavers
scored thr
� joals-to their
of
OoNr.,
was;pu�lchased.—
-B.
one, winning
he game.*
)i� Woodstock
The many fr(i'endws
J. McLean,
players took their
defeat
bad grace,
county councillor, were please to:fmeclrt
him
d at the close
I'very
of he gao�e
resorted to
in town chis week. Mr. e an sal
trea�,tment for the
been
'of
rowdyism that
waqqa nythin
�'but creditable
undergoing a ovai
a
to them. The
ban met t
!a boys at the
cancer from the! undtr lip, W ic4 is
very
train on their r
turn, and pr
erly welcomed
severe and bao!redue'led him cou�jderably,
but it is hoped �iO will be f uliy Ireec
' '
vered
the conquerors
rowdyism afte
hoZ In
thematch,1
ference to the
he Woodstock-
soon.—Mr. Thoinias
per part of the 61d
- Levy is h 3�1
s1v " n bi�`
foundry bu i Id g
'P'
fitted
Sentinel. Review
accorded the SeaforE
j
says 11!
'Jacr
h6 . treatment
a team at the
up for a reside�ce.
When 'the improve.
.
conclusion of the
exhibl tinn
ame yesterday,
ments are completed it willi bO a I most
pleaean6, comfo ' rtable and c6nm0dious
by some of the
Woodstock i�i
was most 41risportemanlike,
ayers and their
place. Hd intends having the ldwer� part
ympatbizers,
and was excieed.nRly
unfortunate
in'view of
fitted up for his�liverj stable, for �vhich it is
the good' reputation
the Woodstock
team
admirabl,F adapted.—Mra. George ortance.
of McKiflop, -ha , 8 pur6hi �?o ,
i ventry'.s
has bad during
Reviw,
the sesson.1
the
The Sentinel -
the
house on Goderiefi street, at present i occu-
by Mrs. Colin Cl3ethune,
as well
local team, deeply
as maii'ag�ment
!regrets
of
th� occurrence
pied an4 will oc-
cupy it shortly.' Her farm in Mol(illop was
.
which has tullied
stock as � a sporting
the fair
townL
me -of Wood-
To outsiders
recently dispose d of to Mr. William Bhbolz,
of Tuckersmith,'. who has taken pooseablon,—
there was no apparent
conduct , towards
prov'
Cbe visi
cation for such
ore, who, while
If any person' 1 wisbi.ng to travel would
watch the authorized Grand T �unkiRailway
occationally indulg�'ng
in 1
ugh play, did,
I
advertisement in THE E XPOSITqR
saCh week t
nothing Elo meri
against them.
b such measur
The commit
a as were taken
ee only regret
they would often be saved dipappointment
the injustice done
Spai orth."
and inconvenience. The raieO
and other
particulars in connection with
sPecisl I ex-
la�fiett-
cursion days arealways announced
in th� ad.
vertiseme tits. —�M. re. D. Joh&t(ra
I pent a'few
OPPORTUNITI
FS D -TT
ST FOREVER. —
days this weekVith friends Jr,
-4terloo._
They come and
go. A
bargain is an
Mr. Douglas Wilson was in tuwn.
this week
opportunity. ,
ou in'uet secure
it. quickly,
on his way to Winnipeg, having
beentrang.
or the chance
ay, pass forever.
Do you
ferred to the bianch of the D(Imiqton;
bank
want any of tle
warm wea�ther
goods we
in that city._�Miss Franci a
Gro 6! t on
have lef� ? If
so,"you know
ihe store,—The
Tuesday for Toronto, where she
i I take a
E. McFaul Co.'s.
S-aforth.
we,.have on
course in mu8io'.—Mi8s Gro
0 Berlin, is
sale new Fall
Dress Goods
and SuitiDg
visiting friends in town,—M
4d Mro.
Cloths, includ:ng
rhibetaine, Caahmeref.4,
James Fisher, 'of Stratford, s
mt'tho holi.
Vicunaspil Serge
, Satin Clot
s Homespuns,
days with Mrs., Alex Wilson
Wilson
Mr. A'ex.
etc,
1912.1
won several prims
matchesia Torontolast
atj %lid -rifle
tmr.� Will
FULLER PARTICULARS.—
he follo%,iog
wee
..
fuller pa�liculas
have been
received of the
McLeod has moved his -music 181torp.
-into part
disastrous fire
whi;;b destroyed
the barns of
of J. P. iffendersoln'a photo
P�10-�Miss
Mr. James Sue
' 1, on hlonda�
night of last
Black left last week for Wi
nip6g, where
week: At 1:31)
a. m. M r
nell woke up
shewillvisither brotheraM_
qt�er friends.
and noticed the
tit s�emed
nusual,ly lighr,,
—The band go to Toronto
� o4 Tuesday
and was just about,
to turn
er and. go to
next to furnis�j music at t
a lindustrial
sleep again, when
h saw t
a flames, and
Fair.—Mr. Allan Bond, of To
onk.6, spent a
waking the fam
i'y fie' hur'rie( out in, order to
few days this week w ith frien
-+_ -
a. � A smash
save what be� Mold
. I The bp
rn proper was a
UP was narrowly averted in thr
o�ation yard
mass offlames,
as if the fire�
iad been burn -
here on Friday" morning last,
4fter the ex-
ing for some time,
Apparen
ly starting at
cursion train hadi kone out the
�r44eman; as
the south end.
In the stal
)to was a two -
,he thought, fixed �he switch
0i He ap.
year-old thoroughbrod
bull,
which had last
patently did n6t nderstand
a 1*1orking of
been sold, but 1
ot *delivered ; this he was
it for when th I r rain
put out it waa
not able to sav(,
but 6 stallion and another
open, and as a ro ult t o cars
�,eiiai derailed.
bull in the she
p house be mpaged to save,
Fortunately th train as -n
t g4ing at a
although the a
Ilion three times made at-
- of speed or the res
high rate
a i ight have
In
tempts t o get
ok in. It �as with great
been worse. As! it was nothiD U
f ribet than
difficulty thatthe
driving shed, some dig-
s delav of the tr in was the ou cc me. -Mrs.
tance from the
stable, was saved, as it was
i
John Weir left'o, oesday To rn g for To-
s couple of tiTr
)s on fire. the barn contain -
toi where a ill be joine by her
tornther
ad the cro off
p
10 acres of !fall wheat. 16
I
and �Wgether they ill go to
of barley, 33 o:
oats*, 10 of pass, and 40 of
Scotland, where Mro. Weir isit rela-
bay, with 6 z
umber of Gplements ; for-
tives. Hat: manj friends her w 11 wish for
tunately his!
rei
�per and -binder -had been left
her a pleasant ttip.—Miss ilo i
of Strat.
out over niglit.
The buildings burned com-
ford, is the guest of Mrs. 0 a Xeil.—Mrs.
priaed a barh
1
R5 feet long, stable 115 feet.
Ar
EPTEMBER �5* 1_002
Puring AU 8�
S
Iry
Days SuMmOr
Goods at Zero, PrIce.s.
Values, and big ones at th alone1 poseem.
the power to interest the D,"Iio :in
these hot, sultry -times of August deyo.
Neveith.eless, we will keep 1 up the
interest. T he more you look for close
pricts the better you got toknow true,
Dry Goods' worth —:t a .,nearer y*u
come to us. Just ndwltbere -i oust b&
.clearance ofaummer, ode. iWah-gVe
11 6
the gooft—you ave libe mod' ey : Von
need the goods, we uied * mo
nZ
ThsVs the whole th a �zuteh:
T_ n-
2 STOJ
50 ft. I
1co ft..`
we na our shelves of he.oea�onle M&.
tetials and use the we ey to
1
�Uant:
110
S
ani�_s `eP ho:use 74 feeb. A lot of chickens
'
year, or abouffive dollam less on an assess -
were leo lost. There was an insurance of
ment of $5,000. Mr. James Cumming was!
$3,35 on the buildings and contents. How
12
re -appointed collector at a salary of $90
be t3 furnfiih the usual
the re originated is a mystery. At
and he will required
0 clock his neighbor, Mr. H. Warren, hap-
amount of bond for $10, 300. Mr. Gutter-
-idge for $500 as
pened! to be up and saw no indication of the
wes given a cbec* part
fite w, atever. Whether the building was
payment on the Sproab i bridge abutments
but by the
set o fire, or whether the grain heated it-
�Ilill
which are completed not paseed
self, remain ( mystery. -Certain it is
engineer. Accounts were pas3ed amounting
that Ur. Snell ha I no fire around the barn
to $95.57. The ne b meeting will be held
at an* time. Mr Snell has been particular-
at Strong's hall, on Saturday, October 4th
unfortunate ; in 9 tha ouee and con-
at 110 o'clock, a. m.
tents were burned down ; in -five years he
butalsoin someother tbingi, tho 44,
has I st five imported horses, worth $5,000,
D hn.
and d1iluring 12 years there were 11 deaths in
. JOTTINGS. �ReV. ather Fojyart� has gone
the house. He is one of the - most enter-
to St. Marys to att ud the forty hours de-
prisiog farmers in this section and a great
votion.—Rev. Fathe Canning, of Toronto,
de6l of sympathy is manifested for him.
is a V'initor these do yval ab the presbytery.—
Bein without st�bling, it may be necessary
Miss McKenna went to Toronto on Wed -
for lifni to fell off his ttock,' etc., but at
nesday I"t'to assist at the ceremony of her
present he is utidpoided aa to what he will_
sister's profession, 7ho.made bar final vows
do.
in Loretto abbey, on. August 28. —Mr. Fred
Morjrow, of Allisto�, is Spending his holi-
Vo stg6nce-
days� at the residence of Dr. and Mrs.
OnI sale Satu sy 30 pairs Misses' oil
r I
Micbell.—Mr. George Simons left on Mon-
pebbl� button boots 11eill-1218-1-2. Regylar$1,85,
for 82!lcents. W. H. illis, sole agent in Siaforth for
Gentlemen.
day or Clinton where he has - secufad a lue-
rative position with the Grand Trunk Rail -
.Georgb� A. Slater Sbo forLidiveaul
18124
Way. —Miss Vinucans spent Labor Day at
NoTES.—Miall Charlotte Millson spent
her bome in- Arthur.—Miss Durkin, who
Sunday af�, Mr.' Allen'.11, Harlock.—W.
has teen sp8nding bar holidays with Mine
Hugill intends h virig an auction sale on
McGrath, has returned to her home in
Monday next' to �lear out his stock of'bug-
.8trabford.—Miss McQuaid, who has been
gies. � The'buggie� are all well made and up-
speniing her holidays -in town, has returned.
to -date and should bring a good pcioe.The
to Detroft.—Mr. George Kidd, of Iowa, was
Brod'hagen boys are drawing thei� grain to
a visitor in town last week,—Mr. Thomas
market and exchanging it for greenbacks.—
Piems went to Lon on last week o - n bUsi-
George Stanley was visiting his father,
nese,—,blies Colrinsi of Kinkora, was last
Jaines Stanley, for a few days. George ie a
wee] c the guest of lit r cousin, Miss - Kenney.
resident' of Sault Ste. Maria, and is always
—Miss McGrath is visiting frie ads in Lon -
welcomed back to
Kinbnrn. where he spent
don. —Mr. Gormley took charge of the sep-
hie yl�uthf ul days,
—Some.of our citizens are
arate school in the absence of Miss MoKen-
enjoying themselves
at thaToronto exhi-
Da it. Toronto.—Mr; Thomas Mulligan is in
bitioothis week.—Mies
Kate McRorie is
ParkbiA visiting frionds.—Mre. Cauning,of
fast -egaininghe
health andisnowableto
Seaf )rtb, is visiting at the residence of Mr.
eDjo�aplaasant
rive iniheevening.
Jamas0anning.
istaffa.
Porters' Hill.
N6Tr,s.—Mr. G
i
orge Dalton, of Mitchells
Bkw,,.� BuRNED.—.Che barns on the farm
spent Sunday in
t a vi llage.— Jeffrey Ham-
of Mr. ilames MoDynald, -lot 27, coircession
iltoo, of Seafortb,
,
is spending a few days in
5, oddrich tbwnsh�o, near this place, were
the �illage, —Mrs,
(Dr.) Hotham, of Kirk-
des royed by fire bn Wednesday of last
to�,�is visiting he
father' in the village. -
wee The barn �as filled with the crops
Miss J�ssfe a
distichurch choir
entertained the bletho..
on Wednesday evening of
of t is season �and t a whole was destroyed.
Th fire five ic�olodk, m.
last �week. I It bei
ngber birthday, they pre-
occurr6d about p.
Mr. WDonald and all his family but two
sented-her with
a beautiful berry dieb. All
daughters were awiy at another farm about
W air; delighted
with the pleasant evening
a mile Oistant when the fire occurred. When
t� 8 spent.—Mr.
k. D. Hutchison spent
first n0iced the whole building seemed to
Sti�day in'Seafor
h.—Several from herb at-
�6
be an eloped, in f1l 6mes, so that nothing
tended tbe� servic
a in Friends" church,
con d a saved, Foi �tunately there! were no
Gowrie, on' Saudi
y evening last.—A number,
&Diz.6als and only a fe�v implements in the
will I go this week
to Toronto, to attend the
building at th i a, time. it was, �owever,
Exhlibition;,—Mro.
Sellery, of Sesforth, is
filled f orn flo [ or to' rafters with ay and
visiting in StaffA.
—Roy Hodgson, 'who has
grain. It is supposed
the fire origi4sted by
�e 8 spending this
summer with his brothers
coffib a
, pion among a lot
of hay
in anton, has
k
St
Teturved to his home in
:ponts�eous I
toiled in the �, t o
of a mow over
which
UGUST.—It is the month v�e
wheat was pile
Many of the zi�ighbors
clean sweep of all odds, anq'
ends, else
were s6on to t a r
a,lde. residence � and
e ue and Mr. MaDon-
0
a stock ot hay pear the
OTHS.—Mr.
C riarles , Agia, of Saginaw,
barn wBra sav6d by'
hard work. Mr. Mzc-
Michigan, who has been' vis'iting in Morris
the past few Vleeks, returned on Monday of
Donsl4 had an ins
rance of $1,200 on his
*will
this week.' -It is long time since he was
here' before.—A g)od many are not through
-proper
eidera
y, but his loss
16 more tha�
amount to con. -
i this amount, althou h'
9
yet1with
to t�e
the havest'—Another excursion
west took place on Monday of- this
he wil
has fee
not be a mc
, enoug on
ch inconvenienced as he
310 Other farm to Put his
I
$took through'
t a winter.
TIM
week.—Th
a soun( of the thresher is heard
�ver.—Misses
1. � - I ;j
-------- F_
-
all V ard Lizzie Michiet
8th line, spent bor * Day in, Hespeler. —
H
3nsaH.
Jo - urrie, the ell. known auctioneer, in
J. G. S n u,ry, t.
A.., Barrister, Solicitor,
dea
.—A good mi ny -are sowing wheat this
Notary, Conveys" ar, J money to loan, Exeter, Ont
weck.—James
'
Do Mrs. Hall'bave gone to
-At Hensall-every es ay. 1792
-
the
in
west.—Miss . Kellington, 4th, line is
dangerous ndition.�W. Michie ;as
u er conveyancer
G. J. 8 - an 'I.
sall, bas had plac In is hands for mile a very cem-
out�to
Auburn t week, to see Mr. John
fort&ble and well I ann�d brick dwelling in % good
lacation, with nioe lawn, walks rind garden. Good
Mills,
many
Who is aFgellouoly -ill.—A good
are Itaking inthe Toronto show--
furnace andall m ern conveniences and will be
so'data very r6allDnable price. Intendihz pur-
Th
pea crop is a poor one in ibis locality.
chasers will be given'lull paiticularp. Also for asle
or to rent frame stores ofi good central location, on
Indeed
it ooks
a though some of the crop
easy terrap. As u) 1prices and payments apply to G.
wil
be,,,'in ul
om at show time.—Miss
-J. Sutherland, qqn-leyancer, Heng, 3811-tf
Pa
ker, 6t , line,
is ill.—There are some
LocAL BRjtF§.—Sb. Paul's church, Hen.
fin
fieldebof buokwheat.—Com
in doing
mall, was the a��ne of a quiet, but happy
we
Some potato
rot is spoken of.
event on Monde, �, the let inst., when Miss
d1"welling which they rece-nd purchsad,
y
V sma.
I
Bertha Hodgin s was unitbd in the bol -
bonds of matrin any, tp Mr. A.' P. Smit
$PEGIAL
� NOTICE.
— Those
havin lorise
.... u'tant in tl a Sovereign Bank at Exeter.
tireo
on their wagon
andbilggles shovild birlIng them
The ceremony t ok pla3e, at 3 o'clock in the
siodg
ani have the
Property set. Every wheel
afternoon in the presence of only the im-
gusianteed.
1 florae
r-eing a specialty. Nothing
mediate relatives of the bride And grooin.
I ut hand made shoes
EP09, flart's'old sW
I
an steel corke us.d. Erness
d, Vatna. 41812xI
Rev. S. L. Smith; father of the groom,
I
NOTES.—, Rev.
t
Parkhill
and Mrs. Miller are visit-
gisses
officiated, apsistpd �y Rev. W. J. Doherty,
rector of St. Paul's church. , After the
ing at
.-Minnie and In&
this we0k.---oThe
Andrews, of Parkhill, who
ceremony, the holy sacrament of the Lord's
were visiting seq
sintances ere . for two
Supper was administered
happy couple to t o
to all, and the
the evening train, for
weeks, returned
I
11 number
ome on Saturday last.—
' from here left on.
Galt, Toronto, ad
other points, amid the
Ite (
the harvastera'
excursion for Manitoba
many and hearty
wishes of their friends.
on Monday lasi.
Among the number
AThe bride appe re
in a stylish travelling
were Johin 'Sparrow,
George Foster, Joseph
suit of navy bl ,
d carried a bouquet of.
W rd, W Reid,
Harry Armstrong, and
superb roses. U
Mrs. Smith wil ta
n their return, Mr. and
a up their residence - in
M. StayTer, of
Brucefle'ld.—Mr. James
binders going and four teams dr4wing in a.
Ar strong' has
rented his evaporator to
the house owned by
Mrs. Crocker, in Exeter,
To , n & Case, of
' Clinton. i They are now
where thay will be. �t.
after September' 17.6.
home to their Wends
Both the contract.
busy renovating
Monday next, and
it, and intend starting on
will be prepared to buy a
ing parties are, Fell known in this vicinity
I
large quan�tioy of
apples suitable for drying.
:
and enter upon Itheir married life, followed
by the good wio1hes of all who know them. —
—Mr. Charles Johns
I b e in. Chicago
om
and w ife left for their
(in Thursday,�after a well
Miss Bessie Urquharp was in Clinton on
4%r'nad holiday
w thiriends here.—Mrs. R.
Tuesday last.—Mies Smith returned last
MdCool aiDd child.,en
return I ad to their home
week from attending
and vi I siting be�
the millinery openings
sister in Hamilton.—Rev.
in Drumbo'on W
dnesday.T-Mrs. John Bar.
her
Oliver Uoleman�
son � of Mr. Francis Cole -
bo dir returned. to
n[
o Thursday last.—Mr.
home I in Gray county
and Mrs. J. J.
man, of tbl-.E Village,
11
who was here on a
K�yes and' child,
who have been visiting
visit, returne&
to the west the first of this
relatives and friends
here for the past two
week.�Mr. Short
of Parkhill, was here
months, left for
�heir home in Nashville,
during -the past we k�'visiting his father -in -
Teianessee�'on Thursday
Reld "an
last.—Mr. Samuel
field
)aw; Mr Andrew obne'ton.—Mr. and Mrs.
Hunt were b 3 re Atly viiiting Mr. Hu Vs
n
erVat
ban excellent
stock tak6n fioni
of corn. A
this field measured 12
m othe?.—Miss� at Chap -
man was in Lou -
',Visit
fee 6 ino as.
I.
th:is year.
This is pretty good corn for
I
don this week D:g her brotherh.—Miss
Maggie Buchanan o'home from the west.
Her many friendF_ re pleased to see her
Newton,
Ttickersqith-�
a0in.—Mi. of Ingersoll, was here
I . a
recently visiting hi 'cousin, Miss Gilgan.—
Days hot or
I
aR' they in be,
da
, ye cold,,days web, dry or
0
ou'll us in trim to
Monday last abo Day, was observed here
7
"d
ly
as. a general olida .7Revda. Crossley and
serve you exad
to I -your merchandise
Hunter pas a tb ough here on Saturday
'their
needs. eyrebi
inte
ding g�od-bye to Summer
in
last on their wa t new field. of labor
�Yha
goods, an�
resting i opreelven the
in the nortb. Imet in with a number
i
things you are about
XW
require.
to At present
of their friends at t 4 station. and still r a -
we can YOU
Dpess G000s tor
111 SULP1,Vg the and
Fall, serviceable stylish
tain a lively interest in their, converts
bore.—On Monday! last Mr. Joseph
weaves in homes
�uns, Borges, viounaB, vene-
Bla , ney re2eived the. sad intelligence
�bis
ti,no satili clot�s.
ate. Soon our 0110eks
of the desth of only sister, Mrs.
Willi be complete.
Th6, E. �IoFaul Co-, Sea'
Delaney, of Wingh!am, formerly' of this
fo�tbj i
I
I i I 19121
. village. and at once left for that town.—
r-AR-51 SOLD.—Mr.
Alexander Gordon, of
Mrs. W. R. Hodgins: left here -on Tuesday
EgrnondvJ,le, has!
gold hiii I farm on the 4th
last for Manitoba. where she intends visit.
concession L.
R1 S.,,Tuc�ersmith, to Mr.
ing her son William, and friends in the
James Strong, foi
the i sura of $5,600. The
west.—Mrs. James -Murray, on Monday
farm contains 1QQ acres and as'Mr. Strong
last, accompanied i1er grand-ebildren, who
he i
s had it, renteo 1 for, two years, he has, no
had been here on a visit, to their home in
doubt, got good value for his th Mr.
Wingbam.—Mr. A. McKenzie's daughters
don thinks of going t' thd Tyrt-hwest
t I
�om ingh
retntned this wee am, where
had been
pring.
they visiting relati ves. —Miss
COW.Nom. —Council
met at Daly's hall,
Olive Wright, who was spending a few days
E�moudvi�lle, on
Saturday,, August 30�b,.all
with the Missew Ballentine, has returned to
the, members war
present.. The rates were
Exeter.—Mr. J. 0 "lausen left here Ahe
struck as follows
: For, county purposes,$2,.
first of this week U Manitoba, taking ad -
11,5.55, requiring
a rate of. 1.1 mills on the
vantage of the chaip excursion. rates to
dollar. For general
township purposes the
combine business'wi t.� a visit to friends in the
-
'Bum Of $4,323 51,
requiring rate of � 2.2
weet.—A pleasant piicnic, in connection with
In ilia on the dollar. For public school pur.
Carmel ehur.oh, we eld at Grand Ben , on
poses as required by section 70 of the pub.
Tuesday last.—Qu te &number fromli-en.
lic schools act, 8�,671.67, requiring a rate of
mall'and vicinity a anded the circus held at
.8 3 mills on the dpllar. The various amounts
Clinton, on, Mond r laab.--Mr. and Mrs,
as ad for by the boards Pf'school trustees is
Walsh, scoompanie
by their little nephew,
as, follows : So ' hool section I No.� I—For gen-
left bere"o'n' Mond
Ilast for British Colum-
er il purposes, $
.14, requiring a rate of
bis�, where they.ba 'alnumber or relatives,
.3 mills on'the do
lar , schOol section No. Is
and may remain t a, if vleamed with that
10 7 paying debe�,nt
are No. 0 $220.56, requir.
part of the country.—Miss Eliza Bell, of
.
ing a rate of
'No.
1.2 mills, on the dollar.
the London Road, his returned home, after
Sc hoot section
2, the sum of $328.57,
spending a couple of, weeks very pleasantly
requiring a rate of
1.5 mills on the Aollar.
with her aunt, Mrs 'Bishop, of the Thames
Sc hool section No.
3. the sum of $27COI, re-
Road.—Miss Rolli !o, of Exeter, was . in the
qi iring a rate ol
1. 1 mills on the dollar..
village during the iit week, visiting Miss
behool section No.
4, none ' required. School
ie. Mr.
Ethel Clim rank Marshall was in
@a 3tion Nd. 5, 82)0.4-9,
'
requiring a rate of
Clinton Monday I �,—Mrs, J. P. Wells, of
1.4 mills th d)llar.
leeld.
School section No.
London, who was re spending a Week or
7. none r; a i r
School section No. 8$
so with her husban eturned W the city
V 49.42, requiring,
a rat;.of 2.6 mills on the
on Monday Imt — Js@ Ltwinx Cook
dollar. School a
set,.. .9. $361.35, re-
in in Toronto Ibis Weak, attending
q�iring a tate. of
1.8 mill# on the dollar.
the exhibition sul Vi9itiog Wendt.—
Sqhool section 0.
10, $104.02,' requiring a
I
Miss Jessie Bell, yoll gest daughter of Mr.
I
rate of .7 mills
n
the dollar. Union No.l.
James Bell, who let, -ned both typewriting
mlfoKillop,�
P,
requiring a rate of .07"
and book-keeping a I London,'haa gone to
mills an the
dollar.
Senforth separate
Toronto to take a , )oeltion as � twriter.
school, $131.210
�equtriag
a rate of 2 mills
She joins bar sister.
1 fellie there, in an-
0 the dollar.
ITuckernmith
ratepayers will
gaged in book-keeping.—Mrs. F. Rae re -
pleased to lerra
'that their taxes will be
turned home this wqek from amonth's visit
ut 1 mill on
the
dollar lower than I&A
with relations and fi1"andR__Miftn PhalAn- nf
EPTEMBER �5* 1_002
Puring AU 8�
S
Iry
Days SuMmOr
Goods at Zero, PrIce.s.
Values, and big ones at th alone1 poseem.
the power to interest the D,"Iio :in
these hot, sultry -times of August deyo.
Neveith.eless, we will keep 1 up the
interest. T he more you look for close
pricts the better you got toknow true,
Dry Goods' worth —:t a .,nearer y*u
come to us. Just ndwltbere -i oust b&
.clearance ofaummer, ode. iWah-gVe
11 6
the gooft—you ave libe mod' ey : Von
need the goods, we uied * mo
nZ
ThsVs the whole th a �zuteh:
T_ n-
2 STOJ
50 ft. I
1co ft..`
we na our shelves of he.oea�onle M&.
tetials and use the we ey to
1
�Uant:
'Paying cash for large of mev.
rZe
chandise zoon to air a things,
we have now must O*a 'Out!
at oneei,
so present prices will h Ip bot you and
us to equalize our
the hint
GNP Meet,
rapidly.
pro -pot �e
DUCK SKIRTS 1
moat* pe
PIQUE SKIRTS
Extraordmary Chs ces 8-d=_
__T
J latter,
is tho p)
mer -Shirt Wai ts, ttb,
Yon are very fortunate to have the
Do you need :8 fresh, Pret Shh't Waist
so ou'r
White has the pref erince --thin 4"8402
and we have many -hoice nee
the oppi
_yet.
Prices on� all Shirt Waiste, wre ex -eq.
istrafion�.
tionally low—low, oot only i a Vaist-I,
"Pro-Vit-ag.,
butalsoin someother tbingi, tho 44,
t1he lateii
you may be jast as nqedful. I inw-
fashion, at the most economical
tion these few
HOSIERY and (4LOVES
require -
PARASOLS and 1OUTINd, HAT'&
CORSETS and VESTS
RIBBONS and HA DKE�ORm
TIES and COLLA:
MUSLIN UNDER!WEAB
LINEN 8KIRTS
DUCK SKIRTS 1
PIQUE SKIRTS
And no Oil.
Yon are very fortunate to have the
oppa
tunity ot each -good eboosing
as we of.
fer you. An opport4nity for
se
-things to aid you dreosing in
t1he lateii
fashion, at the most economical
coet.
and at just the time i ?ben you
require -
the things the most.
WhiU Dress Stuffs.
Daring the summer me he..
hits drAGES1
goods alwayt hold f
with the'.
dressy ones ; their airy
do;
of white
neso imparit to gowns a d
I
a of simple -
girlishness, most be 30m,
g
and be-
witching. I Thenagaii i, th..
se
goods can,
be pu ia: a was e.z
i a an
ironed or ; done up I gaw to
look like�
new. You' find here
THE DAINTIEST
ORGA�WIES
THE PRETTIEST
THE SUBSTANTI&L
ITIES
THE SBRVICEA]BBPE
UES
GOOD PLAIN MUSLINS'
FANCY STRIFTEb-MUSLI1,0.
The Satisfacto:U ome ic De;&
partment.
ar deparmentt:of " don�estice in such t4
-the hoine that requiris th ood", Tn-ht
'stock is fully prepar�d to pil - PIK
uee!]* in every reened. V agoods sa
bubbling over wh� freak new, thus,
,offering bright summOr anq astions. the
price@ being remark4le for
their httls�-
mess. Small profi and
ck sales
on all
BLEACHED C
UNBLEACHEDCOTTOIjS
BLEACHED SHXE
UNBLEACHEQ SHFXTINGS-
LINE, X TABLINOS
GOOD - TICKING$
LINEN TOWELUN<;S,
Etc., Eto.,.Eto.
UGUST.—It is the month v�e
make
clean sweep of all odds, anq'
ends, else
much that is not odds, and riiuch
that is
not ends.
zirl�utter sn'd eggs taken is cash . or
goods, and highest marketpFlues -allow-
ed for same.
TIM
I le FA J �'U'L
J
Dry Good s
(y
-,4th's Greatest Cash
Dry Goods )33t Orre.
k
f. tratford, is visiting the bfiso4 Mur&&
and other friends, who are pleseed to a&,
'in
I er the village Again.—Mr. drew -Wolr-
i a i;a Oil Sprijogs, visiting relationa an&
frie�nds.—Miss Ella McPherson �Vaa in zvi,
a ter on Saturday last, epending a davor zo-1
with her siater, M-,rs. J. T. rien.---
0 , f S P
=Ir o aulls'ehureb, acco apanied by'
me friends, spent a Veiry Vole taut day"o-
outing at Grand Bend onSatwrdaylseb.-
11 liss Gibson, of Brucefiald, was ft the villarp,
t aii week. ' visiting Miss Harvey�—
Rev. J. S. and Mrs. Hendere6n retained
'Bed
home last week from a month's �vaeat!611.-
31 iss Aisthorp, of St. Mi�rys, is visiting her
mister, Mrs. R. Beck.—Mr. an- Mrs. Alex.
ohnston, of St. Louis, Michigan, have
�a r . il ved here, and are moving i o the 11W6'
d1"welling which they rece-nd purchsad,
y
ota � Mr. William -Moor.e.—M William
�If
oo're has moved into Mr. Jacabi!s-
d welling, on the corner 'lof Nolsojw
• id Oxford streeta. —Oar pabli�seboolsrt-
• ienedon Tuesday last. Ilion TnnieUar-
rZy;has�,een engagedtotake t plaoe Of
MiseLiTouzel,who isattendirgthe Nor -
&l. —Alf as Bessie KemVinvm"t[nig
friends
3 1' Michigan. —Miss Hicks, of lAi
Mrs. Hbrneston.—Min
idon, is fbe-
X*ud Hit -
eot of
g no, of Winghs'n, spent part .
this week
v siting Mrs. Robert Higgins.
—Mrs.. D,
McLeod left here thiiv week tio viRit
friieind#
it Toronto.—Mr. William Weber
left ken
I*ebweekfor Manitoba, where -h -lissre'-
4v6s.—Miss Gertrude Tilley., A` Mitchell,
was in the village during the pai t weekre-
D�Wing acquaintances, —Mr. and Mrs. 0. A-
MoDonell and children returntd home thle
fro m Forest, whoa they had* beso
V iting Mrs. 31 cDonell' parents �—Mr. 8.
is was in the villag this wo iek looking
a and hearty after ta�ing off �hs harvest
y d from 600 scres, anti was _�Mong the,
two
-v�ry first to get through. He' had
binders going and four teams dr4wing in a.
jr�od deal of the time. I