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A CHANCE FOR EVERBODY,
----WE HAVE JUST PURCHAS •:D A LINE OF—=—
Sedroo2. Suites; Zideboards Extension
Tables and. Lounges
At a big reduction 4n the regular pride, and we are going to give our customers the
benefit of this reduotion; so now is your chance to make your home look neat
for very little money. Spade will not allow us to quote prices, as we have so
many different lines, but come and see or yourself what great bargains we
have to offer you.
Parlor Suites, Centre Tables, =x11 Racks,
hook Cases. Secretaries, Bed Springs,
Mattresses
And everything in our line cheaper than ever. We want your trade, and if Good Goods,
Low Prices and Honest Dealings,is what you want, we will have it. Furniture'
to suit everybody.
J OSE PH CH I DLEY,
FURNITURE DEALER AND UNDERTAKER.
JOS. CIiIDLEY JR.,Funeral Director and Embalmer. Night Calls Answered
at his residence, King Street, opposite the Foundry.
HURON COUNTY UNION.
A complete list of all the Young Peo-
ple's Societies in connection with every
church and denomination in the county
of Huron is wanted by the Executive
Committee, of the County Union. A
partial list, as given below, is now re-
corded on the Secretary's register, and
is as complete as he cau make it, until
the different society secretaries will
Bend him corrected and fuller particu-
lars.
As per list, you will notice the infor-
mation we require, viz., Name of..soci-
ety, dente uination, corresponding sec-
retary, active and associate members.
Will each officer, and particularly
„the Recording Secretary, under whose
notice this circular letter comes, make
it their business to see that the County
Secretary is notified at once, as to the
-_eorcectnees.of their. society'sreport.
We understand there are many so-
cieties in the county of which we have
no record; if so, will the officers of such
please see that such will not be the
case next week ?
Early in April a corrected list will be
published, as per favor of this paper,
and your society will then be properly
registered, provided you have fulfilled
out request.
Please do not delay, but send a post
card to the Secretary at once, and thus
help the executive, and you will also
let others know what we are doing in
the county for "Christ and the Church."
We are anxious to be the banner
county Union, and if the officers of the
different organizations will see ,that
their Society is properly registered,
much will have been done towards_per:
fectectoigailizat-ion: u " _-:
MEMBERS CORRESPONDING
PLACE SOCIETY DENOMINATION ACT- ASS°- SECRETAIt.Y POST OFFICE
IVE CIATE
Auburn, Chris.Endeavor,Presbyterian 13.... 4....Mrs 'D. Patterson Auburn
Blyth, Chris. End Trinity, Episcopal 30....16....Miss E. Watson Blyth
Blyth, Chris. End Presbyterian 30,...17... Mr R. B. McGowan Blyth
Blyth, E. L. of C. E Methodist 37.•...22.... Miss E. Young ..Blyth
Brussels, E. L. of C. E....Methodist 55....55._..Miss M. McNaughton., .. Brussels
Brussels, Chris. End Melville Presbyterian ....28....52....A. M. McKay Brussels
Brussels Chris. End....... Knox, Presbyterian.....25....15....Mies A. T. McCalIBrussels
Brucefeid, Chris. End....Union, Presbyterian ....13....18..
Clinton, Chris. End Willis, Presbyterian ....29.....16....Miss Josie Fair Clinton
Clinton, E. L. of C. E....RattenburySt., Meth....55....17._Miss Hattie Rumball Clinton
Clinton, E. L. of C. E. , ..Ontario St•, Methodist, ..30....28.... Miss Millie Andrews Clinton
Carlow, Chris. End Presbyterian 36....12.... Miss C. Robertson Carlow
Dungannon, E.L. of C.E..Methodist D. E. Anderson Dungannon
Dungannon, E.L. of C.E..Methodist Mr A. McQuoid.........Dungannon
Ethel, E. L. of C. E Methodist.........:.......12....20....Chas . W. Willis Ethel
Exeter, E. L of C. E James St., Methodist .. .40....20.... Miss M. Gill Exeter
Exeter, E. L of C. EMain St. Methodist 35....40...,Mr A. Gregory Exeter
Exeter, Chris. End Coven, Presbyterian Mr R. Muir Exeter
Egmondville Chris.End...Presbytorian 27.... 3. Miss M. Muldrew....Egnyondx•ille
Exeter, Chris, End Trivitt Episcopal Mrs F. Knight ,...Exeter
Goderich, Chris. End Knox, Presbyterian 50. ..70. Miss L. Gibson Goderich
Goderich, E. L. of 0.E.....North St., 60.....60... .Miss M. Stokes... ....,.Goderich
Gorrie, E. L. of C. E Methodist , 75 Mrs H. Sanderson Gorrie
Gorrie, (Orange Hill)
E. L. of C. E Methodist
Hensall, E. L. of C. E....Methodist
Hensall, Chris. End Presbyterian
Hensall (Bethesdappt•)
E. L. of C. E Methodist
Kippen, E. L. of C. E Methodist
Kippen, Chris. End St. Andrew's,
Lucknow, E. L. of C. EMethodist
Lumley (Thames road)
Chris. End Presbyterian
Nile, E. L. of C. E Methodist
Seaforth, Chris. End Presbyterian
Seaforth, E. L. of C. EMethodist
Varna (Bayfield road)
Chris. End. ......Presbyterian
WestA erCE. L. of C. E..Methodist
Westfield, E. L. of C. E,..Methodist
Wingham, Chris. End ....St. Paul's, Episcopal
Wingham, Chris.:End....Presbyterian
Wingham, Chris. End....Congregational
Wingham Chris. End,...Baptist
Wingham, E. L. of C. E..Methodist
• Wroxeter;' Chris. End.... Presbyterian
Where an Executive Officer can be
of any assistance in creating deeper
interest, orhelp in organizing a new
society, the Secretary will he pleased
to receive the request and secure sych
assistance,
The executive will be pleased to re-
ceive suggestions as to the arranging
25.. John Worrell Gorrie
30... 20.....Miss B. Wilson Hensall
80. • ..54....Mr W. Elder . Hensall
21.. . . 9. Miss S. Keddy.... ... Rodgervillo
24 Miss Hannah Ivison Kippen
Pres 14.. .23 Miss MaryCrawford Kippen
25. ...20 • • , . Miss F. Hmilton Lueknow
30.. .50. Mr R. T. Ellerington
12.....13.... Mr A. P. Shepard
50....60... .Miss S. McLean Seaforth
45.....41....Miss Galloway Seaforth
Lumley
Nile
26....2 •..
Westfield
16... .21.. . Miss K. McCulloch Westfield
Miss K. Grover Wingham
43 ...27. , . ,Miss E. McLean Wingham
13.... 2. Mr John Ritchie ..Wingham
20..... 5....Mrs Small ..Wingham
74 -..12. .Miss E. L. Lloyd Wingham
of a program for the annual conven-
tion, to be held in Clinton next Sep-
tember.
BORN
CAea.Ls.—In Wingham, on Feb. 28t1f;
the wife of Mr Thee Cassels, of a daughter.
CAnn.—At Kirkton, on Feb. lltb, the
wife of Mr W. R. Carr; V. 8., of a son.
CLAREE.—In Seaforth, on Feb. 26th, the
the wife of Mr E. J. Clarke, of Toronto, of
a daughter.
HANI.EY.—In Goderich Township, on
the 5th inst., the wife of Mr George Han-
ley, of a son.
SALE REGISTER.
•
House and lot for sale on Victoria Street,
Clinton, known as the Finkle property, on
Saturday, March 24th. Mre Stewart, pro-
prietress, T. M. Carling, Auct.
Real estate on Victoria Street, Clinton,
do Saturday, March 31st,Manning & Scott,
for Vendors, T. M. Carling, Auct.
A RARE CHANCE
Porter's Hill General Store for Sale, one of the
best stands in the county of Huron, Doing'
good business. Post Of lee in connection, com.
fortable dwelling sir rooms. Good Storehouse,
large stable, half acre of land. For further par-
ticulars apply to HORACE NEWTON; Porter's
Hill P. 0. 038
` TENDERS FOR CHURCH.
/,.Tenders for the whole work and for each part
Separately, addressed to MR. E. RENNIE, Ben-
gali, and marked "Tender" will be received up
to Me:Inky, MARCH 19th, 1894, for the erootion of
a Brick Church in the Village of Bed'eaii. Plans
•
.and Specifications may_ be Been at Messrs Coad
di Rennfe'e Store after Mdroh 8th. The lowest or
any tender not newsier'', accepted,
REV. G. H. COBBLEDICli,
President.
A. T. COOPER,
Secretary. Clinton,
SHINGLES FOR SALE.
Subscriber has now a large sticic of North
Shore Codex Shingles, also British Columbia Rc•d
Ccdar shhiglo4 on hand at each of the following
places; and they may be procured either from
himself or the parties named: Be:grave, Wm.
Watson ;13Iyth, D. Cowan; Brueefield, at station
or from Robert Alcliveen, Stanley and Londes-
b Aro, from himself. W. H. W11I1LEY.
WE AI.31 TO. PLEASE
THE -:- LADIES
As well as the Gentlemen, and this
week exhibit a cut of our Ladies'
Bicycle, which we have in
all prices from $50 up.
Do not fail to see
ns before mak-
selection our
Yee
G.F. EMERSON, Clinton
TJie Clinton Bicycle Dealer,
LAC
We have to -day opened up one of the
Richest Stocky of the very ;Newest and
Latest designs and makes in iNnglish
Laces, wrench Laces, SWiss Laces, Ger-
man Laces and Austrian Laces, in Black,.
Two Tone, Cream- and white, all wid the
and prices from 5cts. to $1 per yard.
Among these goods will be found some
of the very latest .novelties, and no class
of trimming is to be worn as much this
season as lace. Lace, lace on everything.
IX.ROY dc W1SE1VLA.N
CLINTON
SPECIAL Reducea
Round Trip Rater to
Pacific Coast Points
From Clinton via G.T.R to WINGHAM,
DRUMBO, LONDON, or TORONTO,
thence C. P. R„ returning same route.
Special Price $102.50
Sleeper can be secured and full information
supplied by
A. T. COOPER,
C.P.R. TICKET and TELEGRAPH AGENT,
CLIN TON.
OVE
Back OlclStand
J. TWITO}IELTJ
Desires to intimate to the public that he
has got back into his old store, Victoria
Block, which has been materially improved,
where he will be pleased to see all who want
anything in the way of
BOOTS, SHOES
TRUNKS, : HARNESS
&c., &c
Ho bas yet a little of the old stock, and has
decided to offer it at exceedingly low prime
to clear, EVERY SATURDAY, un-
til it is disposed of. So remember Satur-
days will be bargain days.
1. TWITCHELL
CLINTON.
AffertIhN SALE OF
$OUSE AND LAND
The undersigned will sell by Public Auction, on
Saturday, March 24th, 1894,
At 1 p.in„ on the premises Viotoria St., Clinton
that place known as "the Finkleproperty," situ-
ate on the corner of the London Road and Vic-
toria Terrace. There are two acres Wand, /with
ti numberiof bearing fruit trees thereon also con-
crete house stables, hard and soft water, • This
property is beautifully situated for any one who
wishes to live retired being olose to the:river, cc
would answer admirably for a market gardner.
Tame—One fourth down at time of sale; bat.
anon oan remain on mortgage . to stilt purebaser.
MRS AGNES STEWAtT, Proprietress
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, March 8th,' 1894.
Wheat fall 0 55 a 0 58
Oats 03'1 a033
Barley 0 35 a 0 40
Peas 0 52 a 0 55
Flour per bal a 3 60
Butter 0 17 a 0 18
Kasper doz 0 12 a 0 13
.Potatoes 0 35 a 0 40
Hay, New and Old 5 03 a 7.00
Hides, No. l.trimmed 2 00 a 2 50
Pork 5 00 a 5 5Q'
Sheeepskins 0 25 a 0 75
Beef, hind quarter, per lb0 06 a 0 06
Beef, fore quarter, per ib .. , 0 05 a 0 05
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
There were about 450 head of butcher's
cattle, 30 calves and 65 sheep offered at the
East End Abattoir on Monday. The
butchers were present in considerable num-
bers, but trade in cattle was rather dull
and prices were slightly lower for all sorts
except the best beeves' a few of which were
sold at 40 per lb; six head were bought at
4+c per lb. Pretty good stook sold at from
3}c to nearly 4c per lb; half -fatted rough
steers and dry cows brought about 3c and
leaner beasts at from 21c to 2}o per lb.
There were very few good calves offered,
and prices were very generally at from $2
to$6 each, with two:or three of the best at
about $8 each. The sheep were a rather
indifferent lot, and the best sold at about
4ie per lb, with old sheep at about 3&o per
lb. There were two spring lambs sold at
$6 each and one at $4. Fat hogs are some-
what plentiful, and sell at from 5c to 510
per lb.
FOSTER
Leave your orders
quick for those Pho-
to's you intend send
ilsg to your friends.
MARRIED .
GnEM—KERR.—At the residence of the
bride's mother, on Feb. 28th, by the Rev.
11. Perrie, Mr David Greig, to Martha Kerr,
all of Wingham.
LeAvan-CAlllin'S.—j t the residence of
Mr John Lowrie, Turnbury, on Feb. 2sth,
bythe Rev. Mr Dennicks, De iclts, 11'Ir James Lea-
ver. of East Wawanosh, to Miss Jane Car-
rick, of Turnbury.
MAKINS '—MILLER.—At the Manse, Varna,
on Feb. 21st, by Rev. ,T. A. McDonald, Mr
Edward Makins, of Stanley, to Miss Eliz-
abeth, daughter of Mr James M. Miller, of
Goderich township.
HIISIPnnEY—Tn011PsoN.—At St. John's
church, Brussels, on Feb. 28th, by Rev W.
G. Reilly, Mr Jas. Humphrey, of Toronto,
to Mise Maud, daughter of Mr Peter ,
Thompson, of Brussels.
MEncLEJons—HOLMEs.—On Feb. 21st, by '
lte'v D'. B. McRae, at the residence bf the
bride's father, Mr John Meiklojohn, of
Molesworth, to Mies Bessie, daughter of
.Ir Samuel Holmes, of Grey township.
DIED.
JOIINSTON.—In Toronto, on the 2nd inst.,
Robtert Johnston, (father of Mrs Robert
Crawford, 13th con. Hullett) aged 93 yore
and 7 months.
RuraenoE.—In west wawanosh, on Feb. 1
28th, Mary, wife of Mr Geo, Rutledge, aged •
43 years and 10 months.
WAYMOUTu.—In Hallett,' on the 2nd inst,
Matilda, wife of Mr John Weymouth, aged.,
28 years and 1 month.
ROAR,—In Turnbury, on Feb. 27the Mary , -
Ellen, wife of Mr Robert Agar, aged 27
yore and 5 months.
Chicago business men and builders are
said to be getting alarmed at the settling of
the poet -office and custom hoose, Board of
Trade and other buildings, showing that 11 t .
the soft clay underneath the city gives an
nsecure fonnilstion.
SPECIAL
A line of Henriettas in
Jet and Blue Black,
all wool, 40 inches
wide for
50 cts. ayand
A very fine goods, soft and ' silky
in appearance, and much superior
to anything we have heretofore
been able to offer at the price. The
quantity is limited; we cannot re-
peat' it,and would respectfully urge
any lady in want of a firs -class
Black Henrietta, to call an see
this Iine. "Samples on application"
W.L. Ouimette,
Londesboro