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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1893-05-12, Page 4or 3, ' ...: . ,,i.?,1. 4.cIws-N•'!A 1 , M ...«� LR.. •�,R ,lA ill` C eon ei',de: man •: u e.. sekson�brca '•Ruinba! $ yler e4 Soes er atone u'u1 het} .41:166 ons.;• obina' mac oft o r y a U Et q rA Cht d e 1,VI1f R DAA°; h1AY 12 1$93. ` • 0i2ditot'ial 'maattefi. has been,: left • , to in'ake room for local news, S It Earthquake itrt icludk© or What? A Sao4x THAT TARxa�Rli Tal "PteoPLE•AT'STA.PLEIC011 ' On Sprat', . ajab ortly.afterf �:.zn y, le'. ,.S a p a�.a,leon n ,t m e- • tp,t. dis�arnd kleir iiy., uxperienced a stock soma- tatter the nature of an earthquake. ere %vis:, noticable noise thatsound-. -kedistantthiunder, and a percep- }•shock as if some heavy body had -` At9 `.B t people thought the ler .eitheir ,a the derrick or sawmill uI'" ex1ploded, hied° ran out of .their loses in:alarm People in town, after ey heard:'it spoken about, were In- ced to.iiclieule it as being all imagin- F';bi so many: cracks .were cogni- � r ti f}tiatr all doubts' as to the 4act iriay. +beset at rest. ° os.'' Walker • was lying down pee, ;and' felt. it so distinctly b oughtpart`of the house was' Own. , ,,Mr Walker, when he e•;naise, "thought a large beam am had fallen, ' and ran out in getting/ Burt. Mr• Cochrane ust.started. the engine upat the xr a1ld`he heard it;above the noise. f engine. Mrs J Ransford heard blrng,•noise `so distinctly that ;avthouit'i: time one was- driving theyard. Geri, Shipleythou ht r.. n special fitness or the position have recite "ofii the , stone foundation of ie f bated in no small measure to the spiritual suc- ytite•lia;1 fell in.,,- Miff Thos.. Shipley .cess and prosperity of this ohnrch,and of whom l L. , ndrew Mille[ , 11:014;.."1°°46:14:11:34:044174.4 g �>z��u���� ����e��'��►�ah. • � ' �•.. ,Ad�llt�pi�l': �9v� Maws• ��� 4 The >lai�kerl ser services Ontario ,very suddenlyet leinat, • � � Ontario � t4fiwi1e sacramental: rewires in chnnee, y ario . :*t h tw . �xi . �-A; foot iie3#' ' «w� die 4with the Ratt uburystreetlttetho street A ethodist ,cbiircht. On Sabbath ten!• , tw en tile t°1" and the. Jahn PriAf, a#''eva,IcAt o G h . rah apt?. eA�'tllrli'eusri tluterQst, esti; Were �1•ex lafigaiy attended:«• Tile.:Alerb�,. tyle - f�•���,; 'tu�� piece.:, oi�i, tau oq,'�ee�:lt'�R �e aP•athe li►�' of ��, t?ti Sunda tbt3 -t. Gt '� We secede : ' su t �¢ obii�rdp. • a hat they �Rafl. feasts .at lt) e!. 114,r fuss, ,one of the d �, to i �'�� ictiar for we , ., ;pt., ofrt1n:• iud,.. , d: be'helt taeet,,,the number, w`llo airtotilc .of the ie.,A11'rts, lay 2 goals to, a, lie. erts • Eiir gton boo i ed: ilmi''thsi a»;torate,�ti�,ev, ."�Va�6#•='Srlaraineh� waR I�1;o"lax �#"in'the'• hiss--71!!i� ,jjko ^.;j0;�iear ;framt eGnlie ¢f the .00141.)4.• ta � nxkh,? tas lative. a.atiia to to �'� ter it 'r atidldst f r flat tr' pA t�1. In it t o to s. e e iai? a ri . , V' a 1?4 M' s i h, n li P a . v R � tG t t th 1i a G T e i h wrl t la e i g e e h the � ti a tori >a � h Wore 1 ih4 e le i 0 eett b B G Phil ,k1" 00e. r fl tie‘,.P0,..,, , m. . y,.,.,.„w it $ pp.. � .. ikei,� next, .n unueoally large member of t:itut:t;h. ra.a..crowded •. e� e; , a dG11tt `e ll c •, � 1Ni3G � '00 , tl 13 At e ' >♦ r -- o R g .Ii R' � Qn= mi4 Da • e ,. 1 n a' @ O � n lti� ' � 1 re pts e o epee P were eM gg e . 'V OAS% @e r th lA e t p ut at e f .. s , ?vaS�irie of deep sled special +#gternet= ',pe,�de, ;.:' a MOO trlv'ing' .lair} mine as pane of R1 ae wliicb oat @sob, A,rovom� ash' . which ways marl;; d by dirhie ower �afteranappropriateserMet t epaetoi:' J was htce tlu>siell., liar e. Q ixichin race tloia service, Dir Snn t date : eolici(tt>>silos, Ile, w deaf, .dualxb:: , #4lieel Davitt"ie lii;ialsrii ansl'w l re- p it g p lx si: t y 'SAO •xaltagost ),))silty. "iiie.?nay, 'be desert/-- . 1. i. iia l# featulre, t`the.service'Nr the receiving that.upw'aarne Of ext had,, ub rel alga O, -trO iia, r ere' tit( a th 0046 `'into 'full ienbershi ".of seven eeil Manifested. e i to e . a y.• �o :.of has for they, s should, lout .finanelnl'troub es aver ad t .:o e e = Younger ons;wh : a .o I e ed a d ,s i'@w b iii.. Cent s an Rho liiis.lilly triemds they, sbAuld leek. en i. a encs at election. t , p. ✓l Q bntCPeen n.Xxial life, iaoannectloti frith elecentepe-'after. #i "forthe is not in a @ d`, o ocinfdt;A7 ultv#,'tbm North itt`ei t1# @ieebiaia�' , m, An 4ti n ognteet. ' bines to ke the oeea@iioo1a t lien' Q?no4 - 0141 thi t y-eig pe then read the names to' o about and his inllnia01 is uaaavald- , ” + tett o..... rt reiglat persona who were to be t►bq abjectfotable, f yPis FA. Thetaeai moot. • Or than ordinaryz. the"and.';.realisation of, received into metubership with'' the ' , . • , law of:,R:ee, W. 0t•. Freeipan, tell out o.a inaay ras that,,",4t, .was good to be - Church, and ethers: had given :their ENTERTAl;'INg iT.=-B, colic*'will be. second: at(a;eywi ldew..wbile.wa#king in leer there, .• • ns) ,,,es to licit churches, , T � _ .�.� P4 e` with sistei* :ctb:uruli s ' given in, the town halm Clinton,Clint:on the � s l3eP .apd gar?e%irecC aa4iurles" which ' clay', i. Pial eraeent sowed this part of #he•,,,platfgrm, rules ascii was handed. a r8, •will be ofl<er@d'• and -in do .. i? ,Cpnad.4' aat{tl� aa- 1 m a n and : dee "circ to i ` au ,t - . .Anes,, pori agd +claimilag tQ: 'are ids d :: n h� :.thig- 'that he soon died ft io s of: n'ienb r.. p .1 el ,g, the dmin,isteres tihegrdinanee ot..a Gain miles les:frorii G}oderi�"h, was az und,town,:.Mood. •• la. Part .oipaC Paint �e;:iaCramept k4 two adt;lts, after which taper ��iea . ., The. . eetinggo tileoilisial4 oardNes . Those- nitt.n With tl}e,church were eveilingOf' Tueadar :Mdy23rd,under 9.i•4ge•febe;i,.' held ,on: Tuesga evening., .11e- called i�ii;etr�ir� and stead round the •thgal�plCes of ihe.i4q,p', ,�► tial ro- fi . ': i e t o stat g The . rst^sli .fan x q y e e e t,vic f ))lips Effie React, a,pepu d g The statistical reg Church and tyle pastor on behalf of. lar elgcut o ha e • been- f , Hl church to.11e;;also In .a ,falx) rt Of th- co ., of the rules' h wa ih nded t th' e' es o nolo avec et, y,,ive;padl'Tuesday morning. The t • in and t comm assioners- a ,cense.. by the British ' , .., , . , i ntsii_ v :set<.urad,' t? RoaI;d,gf Agriealiingta,, etre keeping •file afi< ,ort showed'thaatduringg the year there. the .church, gave thein the right hand whom theHanrilton Times Bays.-- rivals dtstinct•from a -Ii otbera• till they are •• read been 26 emoVale, ria deaths, eight of fellowship,, The: rite wasp -most Alad ''ot'ot>brni! ereona1lt cowled wi re " of b's i y to ug p, p. til .elsuKii>rered, The „trort t. i sexpeoted inembt:rs "'lopped, 1.7 received by et- impressive, :tirid will not soon be tor- elected or- a lanal,�o},�t,,,,tioaArya>zuttpania cefnlcar t i f t th i 1' r qn, trial,. leaving tarn,) gotten, rago, aha r►.R�4blo,tsk vean exge�ent redder- b y d � • l•. • .r � tlie;e ba^ o' ill .be removed f l d, mostora s ince nfieom Hamlet vri umertins s edan entitled t r mad l $ ofthe sitar- Vended wit), a hnimoran>} seieetiAhi bntitled the t �' Wieland! was snubbed by ter• ,aid o .: Q ala a ea. oY , a>4.!i' _ ere s i t enter membership ,of 318,- R. Homes was On Tuesday evening there wa's a in$.oe ovory number al sited to her The steno . ii?.. g vr. x vi~ after it ,s li ex a d ivpbhc, e este representative to the, District berme. u - . t.. Meeting, d ens andtea it i1t and Mod/ens e P .lt r n t e P. a a 1 e too : i ll G rl g a wane* b C b d I h a .old au awn d @r h k, h the y ► t ports were i1 � o brought t d ch house, l e iv x. ter o .as v t •a r r rase k t e Station- n e e .. ah w a e o e p n at es o th ,. tato xa ediii8ly ratifying The year dust � '' oil n an ti (a >aor leo mss s At c her fourth' of Oregon the other day.. thusiast o rival, and responded wlth.ansther A message was sent to, the governor lag Con:.° L. Trouse' Was accepted'as .cloilii hair eels one of harked prod humorous piece •reeeurafn =an`;ativentnce wall instr Grin a to taus a rectae exhorter; A. T. Cooper' was elected a petit ,' A31 adjourned meetingof thea o e Missiiext rued tithe, u D g # r# p'i n s1QD-+.-. 'P lin nth, who has,removed. plate statistical said other returns t * ri . �n� def reply was 'Tell Cleveland to attend to • `� 1113S : W699018 L PAPER tewtird,'to fill out the unexpired. term u' 's' . or suvle>tgure p bowl. will bo held oh the �rd,,ito coin to ma adxaaitegge•in. e..:Dttisartean exercises reply was reference to the•C1hi>yese. Mia f • - Boet resigg, her atutil;des representingfort . - arnn mm� nna. etch we path, .,r, _ .LJ.L Th illi pend to 'ins. • m �ow �a t The p o R resolutions were unan- - anRuisb, adiniieytlQo, Oto, eing tjrini'tafy ap U1. uuq..yeur,, uUU x aa,ao imoitslyca ed; and speak for then- , Church Notes., ' s- ; '�' plauded. selves • A GOOD PL.A.t TO foal ilaz.—Several "' 1 u$ t ,e�re�at • arsons from different ecce of the Moved by r• 11.. Lough, seconded by H. Fos- The dWillis .cliurcb. Sabbath School , p p ter That.Chia:Boarddeeiros.toeekeewledgBthe. changed its hour of'meeting list Setif- country, have recently been enrjn-iiring •• ✓• faithful er ides ff a ins ba �ered Mel meati 4t. bath to 8 p. m,, and will hereaftermeet for property in thistown or its, vicinity JJn�,,.''•le�i. R. MOQUE, rinslman. sI Eox, oeptenoe and seal 10 remote the spiritual in-,� at that hour, with a view of locating here.- We just ton's offiae°:hH roa Office, Reeid aCe aothernof terests and welfare of those under his.obarge, The rumored amalgamation of the want'to say to, all those who` desire to Erie Mid Marg;gte,... and itisa sotuco of great satisfaotion to know • two Methodist congregations of Exe- retire trom-farm life—or any others— I cad,"bibs pro erlty of the oho ro� attesting% ter, and the Presbyterians purchasing that they cannot find a nicer place to : this feet. At the some time we desire to ex- the Main St: church. is groundless, move to than Clinton. It has splendid'.,‘.','0...0,,,,,,A,11.13,,.E. ilt,�}. WANTED. v part Rev. A. A. Scott, of Carleton place, church privileges,; an. excellent Ptta74 A few boarders can be acommodated b MBs n whish he hoe presided at all tbo meetings of has been elected moderator bf the School and OoIIe late Institute, OLARriIAcfE Kirk St. y his Board, the utmost harmony will !3 �' at all times prevailing, and we einoorelly trust Presbytery of Montreal and Ottawa. most canveriientrallway facilities,• circa We is mayfte barrister,Clinton es light taxation entirely free froim the help that has been a orded the pastor in hiswas the any malarial or similar influences,. wad pp Actin sad' sewing oi•'am� kind, each as Dresstoad press our ap reoiation of the im fel manner t m y andgood, ► that the same cordial[ y and reciprocal eeling He is a brother of Mr James Scott, and healthy water for domestio•purpos- SEWING AND DRESSMAHING• ma • be experienced wherever his lot be oas a o des add our testimony "The fthers of Methodism" r ' Tb0 uPder4ned wiehee to inform the ladies o various duties),. by his.e omed wife, whose subject of an . address delivered at the + is therefore particularly healthy, stn Cttinga dsewi le capered to do at their ees and genial qualities and will' g services, both in meeting of their P S of Rattenbury that all these advantages either con,. 1►fant etealdnR etc A reasonablet MISS th blessinga of our Heaveprayer ly Father Mayilconttnu- There will be held in the Salvation tial advantages. are all that could be allyrest on both: • Army Barracks Holiness meetings desired. Therefore, those who wish -to , DYEING & Clothes CLEARING Moved by R. Holmes, seconded backnowledgeyConte- eveiy Friday night at 8 F. W. and also "spend their few remain_ years in Ion, That this Board desire. Sunda moiniln s at 11. a.m. • Ev g hoefficient g peace" should come to the healthiest e_ohnroh, Sabbath Sohoo and lam y circle, St. church 'on Monde evening,b• biped o separated, go a longwar to- ` ra rates. have materially contributed to the prosperity ' 3' r p ' east cf the Public School. '•2t Mir ohuroh, and our ra eris that the richest > v Mr Shelton. , wards Makin life pleasant, whi a so - BOOTH, Corner Ontario and Kirk Sta. one block iParties bavingl' a of any kind which they t very e nt Services which have been tea- u Fdesire to have cleaned 'or dyed, . shonid leave dared the cause of Christ, by the ability and Christ an welcome. town in•the eonnty—which) is Olinton. 'them with the undersigned, who is agent for tact with which the service of eon&" has been The new 1) O. Ensign Fraser, late of conducted ander the able leadoi'sbi o! Mr W. D the Eastern Provinces, will pay Chn- C aTTLE.-On Monday the following Doherty, h L yy�� y the Salvation 'Ar aBpam May ' In• Andrews and $ooith•—J Wildyys i Wingham Met odis' c 'arch was held Goderich townshis., 10, 12245; T. ill, Ntullet Jas. Lindsay, Gode- ' BARR'S -DYE WORKS.. w oas long associationas c air leader ton a visit on MOnd 16th All work entrusted to him will be promptly at- a d f M cattle were delivered here for Messrs ennead to and guaranteed satisfactory. PrIces my rat S. Meet- Stan- moderate. JAMES HOWSON, Albert St. Dunton, i -g•-� �t '1 1 in to commence at 8 2 head; 22iU; John Lindsa ,(lode -T. frit quite distinctly shake her house. ' bets .of;the empployees• at Staple- so, ,,•experienced it, . but what it :all are at a loss to say. 'are inclined to think that "Mu,' been -created below, tan, ;'by the ' pumping out of hze, tared, a. large body of earth had ivied in.,: This may or may not be so. 'There 'is no surface evidence of any dislodgem erste of earth, but' one and all are- united in the belief that their nerves were. unsettled by the shock in al way that they are not anxious to *ape#tt - 1,t • Items of,nterest. h�°ti! E17ACTLY LOCAL, 'KIIT MAY BE REGARDED AS TOUCH. ;.n trST STAY AT HOME.—G. T. R. em - p yetis who have been looking for- 4trd,;to a visit to the World's Fair at Chicago, this year, are now doomed to disaptloh2trilent. A circular has just been issued; by the company, in which, ;i e€ated that no leave of'absence begranted to their employees from :let of May to 31st of October of ear.•., .• D s, -A grocer tacked a bit of paper; this it. r= "Boywanted! at the desk a..1', ay ure—at first not veryihigh." in t o days a grocer baby bo born. His little brother wild with * icy, gad to his father "Here's -your . oy! Tal e•dovvn the notice oh the door, for yeti 4woo't need it any more." Then added this; We've got a prizel Now don't l% pay to advertise. t 'I#17!14ike, MA$ixG.—The traveling ,t�airy from the Guelph Agricultural ollege iyili exhibit dairy utensils, imakng�'butter, test milk and deliver leotimes on . the management of milk and erearn, the feeding of: caves, churn- ing,. vo'i'king and packing of butter, etc.,- at ';the following places in this County on the date named: Credltion, ' uesdayr, June 6th; Dashwood, Wed- inesda June 7th; Exeter, Thursday, June 8th; Farquhar, Friday, June 9th; $ensall,"� Monday, June 12th; Zurich, ..uerl'day, •Jun,e 18th; Varna, Wednes- day,' JIIiI ' 14th; Bayfield. Thursday, Jane ,15tl ; Bruceflefd, friday, June gib; Seaforth Saturday June 17th; iitbrop, . Monday; June 19th; Lon- iboto, Tuesday, June 20th; Walton, Welnesday, ,June 21st; Brussels, Thurs- day,' June 22nd; Ethel, Friday, June 23rd;. Fordwsch, Monday, June 26th; Wroxeter, Tuesday, June 27th; Blue - /rale; ,Wednesday, June 28th; Wingg- liatiai, Thursday, June 29th. Each meeting will commense at 2 o'clock p. in. The public are cordially invited to all these meetings. We hope the dates will be borne in mind and that there • will be a large attendance at all, may truly'' a ss) d "His fame extends from shore to shore— His name is known the wide world o'er." We desire also to convey am thanks to his associate, Mr Sibley, whose time and services have unsparingly been at the disposal of this ohurob, and to whom we are greatly indebted for the assistance thus afforded. , Moved by H. Foster, seconded by 11.Holmes, That this Board 'desires to express its high ap- preciation of the services rendered this ohuroh by Mr B. P. Sibley, in the capacity of leader of song in the Sunday School. His ability, zeal and faithfulness aro very marked. and this board wishes .to express its gratitude to him for too unreservedly devoting his splendid abilities the work of the church in the Sabbath School, The board, for the first tithe, was graced with the presence of a lady, Mrs Shilton, who, as a class -leader, was eligible as a member, When Mr Shil- ton leaves this charge, he carries wit]r him the good -will and esteem of ever member of the church, and leaves it on high spiritual ground, with all its. varied interests in splendid condition. Huron Presbytery. The 1»resbyte of Huron met in Carmel church, Hensel), on Tuesday, May 9th, Mr Robt. Henderson of Au- burn, in the chair. Mr Wm. i1. Mar- tin, of Exeter,was appointed Convener of the Home Mission Committee, for the ensuing year. Mr R. Henderson presented the financial .report for the past year, and a tabulated statement of the contributions per family to schemes of the church within the bounds. Attention was- called to the failure of some of the congregations to contribute to all these 'schemes. Explanations of these. failures were given by the pastors, and the hopewas expressed. that there would be fewer blanks in the report for the current year. The Presbytery . ordered the printing and distribution of the tabu- lated statement. Mr Henderson also presented the report on. systematic beneficence, which was adopted. Not- ices were read from other Presbyteries ,of`their intention to applyiit the next meeting of the General Assembly, for the reception of six ministers' of other •churches into the Presbyterian church in Canada. Mr Musgrave reported that he had presented before the Pres- bytery of Chatham, the call of Mr Neil Shaw, of Tilbury Centre, from the con- gregation of Egmondville, and that Mr Shaw's translation had been agreed to. It was decided to hold the induction services in Egmondville, on the 23rd inst., at 2 o'clock_p.m., Mr Musgrave to preside, Mr R. Henderson to preach, Mr J. A. McDonald to address the min- ister, and Mr J. A. McDonald tt, ad- dress the people. Dr. Mobonald pre- sented a report respecting"Christian Endeavor Societies 'within he bounds. The returns to questions sent down showed that there were 18`of thes6o- cieties, containing about 300 active members, and about as many associate members. The following recommen- dation -was adopted.:—That a commit- tee be appointed as one of the Standing Committtees of the Presbytery, 'whose duties shall be, (1) To prepare annual- ly a series of questions as to member- ship,work done, etc., to be sent to each society, after submission to the Presby- tery. and approval by them; (2) From the answers received to prepare a re- port to be copsidered at the January meeting of Presbytery; (8) To prepare a letter, which, after approval by the Presbytery. at its March Meeting, shall be.sent to each Society. It was decid- ed to hold the next regular meeting at Blyth. - Ira Lewis Dead. 'a'Say, did you See in the Free Press • a this morning the death of Ira Lewis ?" asked L. E. Dancey, of Goderich, at the station Wednesday morning. '",No,'.' wag the astonished reply, "I didn't see it" "Well,• it's here," and he proceeded 1 o 'Men he paper, while the other hur- • riedly asked whether his successor' woad be Holt or Proudfoot, of Gode- rich' Scott, of Clinton, Collins ot Exe- ter; Morton, of Gingham, or who? By this time Dances had found the item, and he , read, "Mt Ira Lewis, who was recently e'ngagedtwith his brother in the hotel•businoss, Brantford, died this ;mornin r" ,Attd Danicer,smiled as• he noticed 1ioW badly he had "taken in the other. So ,Ira .Lewis" is Still `Cbitnt r Crown Attdrhey`for Huron. - WO are.rJ to be +title to 'announc'e th&t the;LLiberaohyentioil Will be in the *ICI- , reu qheword :public; t 'hale . se' ba is,•+that it �011l,iie *pea to • the represen 'd rte of the '',feet withoet dietinbtion o1 µ,.'it is h.. .1e tr • iso ` that ie; . '' �irwtlttee , and it i **10t e regular quarter y services of the •' and township, 8380; TCurCHhill, QO�,r OF REVISION. on Sunday. Rev. H.W.L. Mahood, of , t, 3 VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD, Iowa University, assisted at the morn- ;rich towushi , 8075; W. Ohler, Col- ening. in� service and preached in the ev- ' Horne, 4, 4670 S. McPhail, �oxen, 3380; The Court 01 Revielon.to be held for the mnni- cipalit Of the Village of BaySeld on ]lfondegy the 22n8.o4 MaV, at rho hour of 10 O'clock A meetinghof the Trustees of Willis Gederich township, 1, 1310; E. Ball, Ithe church w,as.11eld on Wednesday _ Hallett 4, 4980; C. $tracha'n, Colborne, 'the i� s m. > or rsose of correcting orrors and certifying after nessment Roll for the present year. Per- noon, to consider --•a plications—of 4, 4895; .fi Taylor, 2, 2800; -Mr Ander- sons interested will please govern themselves ae- which there were nine—for the position son, 1, 1360: J. Fowler, Tuckersmith. 2,. cordrngly. JOHN DAY, Clerk. of organist. Nothing. definite was de- 2700; W. Ball, Mullett, 3, 4180; John O. ' tided upon. Elliott, Goderieh township, 8, 8180; T. Mo BHl o SXPO tEer DCO 6fneioan Lie eland Rev. A. L. Russell and family will Elliott, Goderich township, 2, , s B., win stand for the imp ierloa at of stook leave Exeter in:June .next, not know- "Wallace, Hallett, 5, 6920. On Wedges- thea season, as follows: ,roads , Wray s wail ing yet where he will he stationed. day the following were delivered for leave hisown stable, saint's Hotel, Godericb, and During Mr RusseIl's three year term as ' Mr Andrews:—J. Flynn, .'Hallett, 7,.om Ds to 4 atoche Rem ey Wont a fH coon; pastor of James street Methodist 10050; J. Cor soh, Hallett, '8, 11235; W. rine.then to o. w. wiuiams' Maitland Con _ D. Connell, Hallett Go �rioh town- al ht. Tueeda coo " for church he has made himself universal 1, g y, p proceed across into Colborne to ly respected. ship, 2, 2550; Jas. Revnol s, Mullett, 5, W. Hil1b, tqr. noon; then to Joseph Govler'e,Hnl- St. Stephen's church, Goderich town- 7165; W: Shipley, Halle 6, 7510; D. • to Js) n I)rt kcrwe gs i Vvawan aHyl i Manchester ship has been placed by the Bishop's ' Shanahan, Mullett, 4, 52£ F. Crich, _Commissary under the charge of Rev. Tuckersmith, 5, 6550. M. Turnbull, rector of St. George's, GRAND CONCERT —On Friday a en- Goderich, and Mr C. A. Seager, of - • ing last, there took place . in the 000'srn nity College, has been appointed aseis- • ha lthe.long looked for concert of Miss to Atha clark's.7th eon., for n36Ht. Tbnreday across to Paul Reids, Ashfield for noon; then to Port, Albert Hotel for the night. Friday to John Aohlins, Ashfield, for noon; then to the farm owned by the late David Fisher, Colborne, for nighk Saturday. will proceed to his own stable, In uodenoh, where he will remain till the follow- ing Monday morning. This route will be continu- ed throughout the season .health and weather emitting. MR OTTER B. WILSON Ma tent to Mr Turnbull. Mc ardy and pupils. Everything The 25th of June (St. John's Day) :passed o grandly and with the best will be observed by the Masonic breth- of success, nothing having occurred to ren attending St. Paul's church in a mar [she high expectptions which had body, Rev. Mr Fairlie, Grand Chaplain, been aroused. The program was car - conducting the service. Itis expected tied out in the exact form advertised; • that brethren from all parts of the , and each performer must be congratu- county will be present on the occasion. • luted upon the skill shown. To Rev. R. J. Treleaven, of St. Thomas, scriminate would hepp impossible, and to had has received an unanimous invitation ben rentbat deredhwould be enor in tirely It i or- lrom the Quarterly Official Board of rect. Miss Miller, although here for the Methodist Church at Aylmer to the first time, gave a reputation foff become pastor at the close of the pre- herself which, should she again visit sent conference year. Mr Treleaven our town, will ensure her an excellent has accepted, subject to the approval, retention. Fatx, a name so familiar, b of the Stationing Committee. He need no mention whatever, inasmuch invited to Norfolk St,, Guelph, ub. as it takes by storm the house when" failed to secure a transfer into Guelph as may appear. Mies McHardy Conference. must be highly complimented upon A Gorrie correspondent says:—The the success of her entertainment, and Rev. Mr Torrance, of Goderich, occu- the•ablework of her pupils speaks well pied the pulpit in the new Methodist for her ability as a teacher. The piano church here on Sabbath ]est,, both used on the occasion was a Bell, sup - morning and evening, preaching two . plied by Mr T. C. Doherty. excellent sermons to large audiences. Mr Torrance is a fluent, forcible, logi- cal preacher, who never hesitates to de- clare the whole truth, and is deserved- ly popular, as the large audience, com- posed of representatives from all the denominations in the village, amply testified. The question that concerns a num- ber of Methodist clergymen just now, is "who shall be appointed to the cnarge of Norfolk St. church, Guelph, for next year." •It has given rise to it good deal of conjecture, and the pamee of different ministers are mentioned as possible -supplies, but it is riot at all likely that anything will be -done un- til the meeting of the Stationing Com- mittee. Many of the transfers that are to takeplace will be to a certain extent sbaped by the result at Guelph., On Monday evening last, the base- ment of Ontario St. Methodist Church was filled to Overflowing, it being the union meeting ot the young people of the Seaforth League and that of Ontario St. Church, which was a, real treat to all who had the privilege of being there. The Seaforth League furnished the program of the evening, - The callow Young Man Who wastes which was of a literary character, and ink on alleged editorial matter in The which ofrethose takinggreat credit hosthe Clinton Newer -Record, in his:last"refers thesinity i those part therein- to the editor iif. the Signal as a Fen- tielarging and the' music being par- lan. Now suppose we say, that the tie you good. ofAOnt the program News -Record '+coda' man is it horse- thenmain people i Ontario ut Church thief to as great aniextent as the St entertained the visititl �,eagueand all gc. present, to a social, which was done as g - nal man is a.Fehiau, gpvhat is the Rec usual in good style, and no doubt ap- ord Young Masa going doabout as TRIFLES.—Fences are coming down preeiatea The asementofthecburch O the businesse'We said thatking whenup enc as all over town, and the streets are: lin- was handsomely' decorated for the oc- 111 the the auof cities had to pa on a proved by their removal. Sunday was' rasion. It is a good cion fertile future leticket picker to see that full returns the first real genial day experienced of Methodism,pto see Inc friendly and were rendered, how would he feel? this season, and the weather since has enthusiastic spirit manifested anion/ Then ren should he endeavor to. harp been more springlike. What. •a nut the young people of the different $ theStreet sprinkler? A week 'corn churches,whith cannot but have good next ednesday will be Her Ma sty's effect. birthd y. Measles and wh opinsg cough titre prevalent in. town. ' Gard- GIVE IN 'Mk NEWS.—Otte subscribers ening is n full swing. e fire eft ine in general and tanners In partieu"iar Was out or practice on midaya he Can materially aid us in thepradudtfon health 1 peetor States that he tbtdn- of an interesting paper if they will but alwayrs . 'alt .Y4.- vae-never in abetter remember to' too in and. tell., us the cendtytian tbanitid-att'plreitat• ' happenin erof' heir,Vielnit r,• Such fa.' britt w 'i'tie'dPl e. �• v'rirar atb h7g11'1�' p ireciated 11 the mdi San How BRETHREN LOVE EAOH OTHER.—It matters not to the Seaforth Sun how that paper gets its news. For gall and persistent stealing the Sun is only equalled by the rebel organ of Goderich.—News Record. The Clinton Record accuses the Sun of stealing local news. Would this patent truth -stretcher inform us where it got its information regarding Mrd Rance in the paragraph above theac' cusation? It was stolen from the Sun of last week. This is only one of the many, instances of a like nature. Th ' Record should set us a good examp of honesty ere it preaches about a com- modity to which it is an entire stran- - ger. For unadulterated cheek and arsine proclivities the Record man leads the van.—Seaforth. Sun. All the worldand his wife are won- dering who the deuce 19 grinding out the labored editorial articles on The News -Record these days: Dr. Buck, of the London asylum, says none of his patients have escaped from that insti- tution of late.—Goderich t3ignal.'. J —NEW— And SECONDHAND •. We handle Good Goods and sell at Close Prices fi " `ri/ �\ iv.. *Qj '40111- "Ad :r.XD%ii:1'-. • # s �I DEAR 1f 2E, I am so sorry We were in such a hurry in getting oar BABY : CARRIAGE We could get one now for lees money with the patent•brake, at raw. our, Wer feelings lig• .his straight 1 lying? It he has elherwrite_ poor :wit T '! ' i t e• h,e l i from an alleged descei. dant of )idly the You shoeld see the Bargains he ie giving;in Boy'.--Goderioh Signal. • about him we will be glad tolisten, but ' vie can't stand, outright lyin 'even manelati liter en T'nelidav, at giddleselt g _BOOTS! and SHOES Assizes, !6r rite liiiliti , of ileie4tioarxrry� Burke aud.Wlleon,•tvh6 were,nonvloted ot. A , . Hillis .y lead to tnk arhOule` t;ar, Ai; it not , helps s him ° make il; • Afar lin' ,,e stfei at ', eeel ed ae enoenot =;1 don't. 'Who* they. ire, •ade' f r .t + a g4�,tie* rf.SAable ' , Nit 'iken6otira +es::hism 'before Jadgt3 Strtiei andri . •rod A bbnicenob do A, ai �' R 1sa. riled lie #O,ot%relic 1 pair ;e`1ib q�.. .• know ► ill tubs ribersareto fns 8f:twelve.yeat4 �aoh in liingrt¢�d tbllmhti+' :ldontiyt obitor 9,4tih Alto. le pert ration.", °-' rrtt�r;, .• •1lb•. •v BOY WANTED. Good active bey, who can make himself gener- al y useful in Store. B. gclATS & SON. SERVANT WANTED. Wanted a good general adivllint, at the' RAT- TENBURY ROUSE. DRESS M &1flPG. Mmes Dorno, who Is a praedial dresemake of considerable experience le _prepared E dressmaking by the day. Good worraand pe�t'fe firm] eI ecce at fir Fosters, oorifp't Queenjj a I. HORSES FOR SAI:E. - For sale five good horses, four of . ' e l ro and one a working horse, all soon' and y u will be sold cheap. They may been 'leen aaaa th Queen's Hotel, J. CONNELL, Clinton. ; FOR SALE, CIUEAi;. One second-hand Church Organ in gods reps[ walnut case with high pipe top. This is splendid chance to procure a good ohut'oh' orgs at a small coat. Apply at NEW ERA bh't'ICE. PRODUCE STORE+yyJ/��� Raving rented the store noxi to that 4,f, H. Oombe, the undersigned 1s pronged ta' bn for cash, anyquantityhattof eeveefirst r batTali�'caassh, ran Eggs. No Ctrreodd Clinton April 27. 1803. ' ISAAC MORLiY. LIKE, . Hogsbaok Lime Kiln is in full blare;; for parties wanting lime, it will be to their fnter- eet 10 buy from this noted kiln. Those wanting lime should send in their orders as soon at pos- sible. Orders taken by mail. HENRY LrV'ERMORE, Londe'slloro. COURT OF REVISIOx.. TOWNSHIP OF HULLIITT. Notiee is hereby given that the meeting of the Court for Revision of the arsessmen4 mu Of the Township of Hallett rill be held at Londesboro in the seed Township,on THURSDAY,tbe 28tlfday' of May at the hour of 10 o'clock, a.m., for'the pnr- pose of hearing and settling complaints against the said assessment roil. Persons having busi- ness at the Court will lease attend at the said' time and place, withoutACAMPBELL, Clerk. ,QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY EXCURSIONS. The Grand Trunk Railway . will Jostle Tieketo at SINGLE }'ARE bin May 23rd good to return Until Wray ,22E th1 yat rolifhls latertnntlot ably to ACS,. NT 4. 'r *,r. Ot TO eastInara