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Home My WebLink AboutClinton New Era, 1894-08-03, Page 4August 3 1,, c, r.•.,. „Clinton T'RID,AX 4UfWST 8 GEwel 894 4 We, have decided to go into the Importation and Manufacture of Bioyyalee, and we have bide Arrangements to leave here in Se t. to visit the manufaoturera of the old ca'orid, i s Be - Sore search so we are desirous of closing out our stook of Pianos & Qrgans It Ron wish to procure a first -claw Inatru- meat, this is your opportdnity, ae we will sell anything in stook at Cost in order to clear. O.F. EMERSON, Clinton General Agent for Huron and Bruce. title A'tuertiettnettte Tea Sets -W. L. Ouimette Bammooks-Cooper & Co. Tents to runt -Cooper & Co Chillies -Gilroy do Wiseman Mortgage sale --James Scott Mortgage sale -James Scott Bargain Day -Jackson Bros Bayfield Voters Fair-T. list-John Notice to Creditors -James Scott For sale or to rent -Joseph Brown. Servant wanted -Mrs John Holmes. The London Advertiser hits a nail on the head when it says "Sir John Thompson is troubled with "Ossifica- tion of the conscience," but a we`rse feature of the matter is that a large portion Of thepublic suffer from the same malady. The NEw ERA believes that Mr Bal- four, M. P, P. for South Essex, will be speaker for the Ontario House, all re- ports to the contrary notwithstanding. And he is a good man for the position. The House seems to favor the "B's" for Baxter and Ballaniyne have been speakers, and the next will be B also. On the nonsensical preferential -trade idea, advanced at the Colonial Confer- ence, the London Spectator has the following, which will pretty fairly re- present English opinion:- "We pinion:"We haven() objection to the colonies giving specially favorable treatment to our goods, though we should pre - ter fnrt'heir own sakes that they should aeon the true free trade principle, but �p can never return the favor in kind and protect them in our markets against foreign competition. Unless we are prepared to bring ourselves to the condition which America has reached through McKinleyism, we must stick to our principle that who- ever hasoods to sell may come freely and sell them here." It is refreshing indeed to find that so many Conservative papers have con- demned the Curran bridge scandal, especially when others of similar nature have been condoned; butot should: be remembered that it was primarily due to the efforts of the Liberals that the matter was investigated at all. Speak- ing of it the Goderich Star says:- "One of the worst cases of public rob- bery in the history of Canada has been shown up in connection with the build- ing of the Curran bridge. The fact that over $150,000 was stolen by the pirates who had charge of the work means a looseness in method which is unpardonable." As the work was done under super- vision of the Public Works department, how can the Minister escape his re- sponsibility in the matter. Third Class Certificates. The following are those who have passed the Primary (or 3rd class) examinations: Goderich-A. Bowles, P. Densmore, L.J. Elliott, W. Fisher, L. Gordon, W. Gordon, F. Gray, W. Hawkins, J. Hebei, G. How- ard, I. Kilpatriok,C. Lawson, C. LeTonzel, T. Long, R. MairjH. MacDonald, J. Meo- kenvie, N. Malloy, L. McLean, E.Williams, A. Martin, J. Robertson, W. Ross, C. Shar- man, L. Stevenson, M. A. Stirling, F. Tabb, A. Tyndall. Clinton -W. Baird, P. Campbell, A. Consitt, T. Courtice, C. Forbes, M. Gra • ham, M. Hartley, F. Hartley, T. Iebister, R. Jeckell, H. Lennox, W. McCrea, A. Mc- Kenzie, J. McLean, R. McMordie, L: Mid-� dleton, S. Plummer, R. Reid, R. Rose(pass- ed in Latin), L. Worthington. Seaforth-W. Aitchison, R. Aitchison, E. Connor, C. Cndmore, F. Clarkson, M. Devereux, J. Dorsey, E. Evans. M. Flan- aghan, M. Gillespie, R. Higgins, J. Hor- ton, L. Killoran, M. Lamb, J. Laidlaw, H. McMillan, R. McNair, Morris Peterson, E. Proctor, J. Rae, B. Stephens, I. Simpson, C. Sanders, E. Welsh, H. Watson. Wingham-List No. 1.-W. Armstrong, E. Bradwin, B. Coventry, J. Duncan, E. Eastman, G. Hanna, F. Kirkton,D. Smith, Duncan Stewart, B. Tucker, IM. Wilson. List No. 2-W. Bray. So far 18 elections protests have been entered, nine against Reformers, eight against Conservatives and one against a P. P. A. The last protest entered so far is against the return of Mr Senn, Conservative Patron, Haldimand. The opponents of Sir Oliver Mowat, who, during the campaign so zealously argued for the holding of sessions of the Legisla- ture once every twa..years,. now demand a session within six moths of the last one held. But the Legislature will hot meet till the usual time, A new ballot, invented by ex -Mayor Du- mber, of Ottawa, is to be employed in the next Dominioh elections. It has been need in municipal elections in Ottawa, with sat- isfactory results, spoiled ballots being un- known. The plan of the ballots is circular discs opposite each name, in the centre of which the voter places hie mark. A onriona case of somnambulism occur- red Saturday night at Quebec. A servant girl ascended to the roof of a house, which is a steep one, and wa ed most easily on the gable. People aesOmbled below, and a Oliceman went u on t'he neighboring pp house to catch her. She leaped on the same house as the policeman was on, and he cangbt her. The nervous shock she received on waking is reported to have made the girl Q9mpletoly crazy, EAST HURON -ENTRANCE EXAMS. The following in the list of those who bAve passed from the e ev e . socele. 4t the recent Elatranoe Examination 109 pan- didates wrote et Clinton, 80 et Wingham, and 89 et W roxoter. The Education De- partment has epprovedof &lithe candidates either passed, or recommended by the local examiners. The following are the suocess- fu1 candidates with their marks and the school to which they belong; CLINTON. Bowers, Mamie Clinton Model school 614 °onetime, Hattie 4 4 " 644 Cooper, Eva 44 " bt8 Chidley, Aggie " f4 Doherty, Lena " ,i 568 Doherty, Ethel " 44 541 Holmes, E. Louise " " 6661. King, Flossie " 41664 Keane, Maude " " 587 Moffatt, Maude " " 614 McCrea, Celia " " 561 Overbury, Grace a " 449 Piokett, Rena " 14 607 Paisley, Belle " 14 438 Rattray, Jessie " 14 437 Stevens, Nettie " " 538 Shannon, Mabel " '1 535 Steep, Clara " " 423 Taylor, Augusta " " 500 Worthington, Joule " " 626 Worthington, Annie " 14 449 Wiseman, Clara " 4' 468 Fair, Percy It 44 j450 Heywood, Lewis 64 46 618 Hovey, Frank W. 648 Hovey, Herbert A, 64 14 464 Helyar, Boyden 11 " 498 Nettleton ;Jame, D. " 468 Matheson, Peter " " 4411 Smith, John T. " " 628 Acheson, Mary No. a, Tnokeremith 478 Cooper, Elsie 1 4 " 561 Chesney, Jennie C. " it 446 Workman, Jane " " 485 Bell, Daniel S " 41 460 McIntosh, W. H. No. 3, Tnokersmith 609 Workman, Norman No. 1, Tnokersmith 498 Anderson, Ella C., Blyth Public School 485 Belfrey, Willie " " 614 Kelly, Joseph M. 44 " 555 Biggart, Jessie, Bayfield Public School 611 Campbell, May " " 522 Olivant, Lizzie Olivant, Maggie 61 Stanbury, Flossie 14 Whiddon, Annie E. " 11 449 " 422 ,1 459 /4 493 Cameron, William " 41 456 Erratt, Mabel, Union. No. 5, Hullett 499 Baugh, Fletcher " " 459 Tyner, Annie M., No. 5, " 422 Smith, Arthur, No. 5, " 568 Fair, Maud, No. 8, " 579 Ouimette, Lon, No. el, " 481 Young, Lawdy, No. 8, " 479 Stanley, Bertie, No. 3, Goderioh T' 504 Murch, Alburn, No. 3, " 552 Yeo, Eldred, No. 3, " 538 Jervis, Fanny, No. 9, " 422 Emmerson, John, No. 9, " 484 Hearn, David, No. 9, " 473 Baird, Peter, No. 1, Stanley, 472 Reid, William E., No, 3, " 467 mermen Bell, Jennie, Wingham Public School 451 Clegg, Frank, 11 " 662 Cargill, Annie 44 " 491 Eades, Annie " 478 Gregory, Marion " " 478 Grey, Jeeeie " " 483 Hamilton, Bella " /4 433 Jackson, Sadie 44 11 540 Mainprize, Ada " " 458 Ross, Minnie 11 11 471 Bradwin, Lorne 16 /4 .482 Footer, Frank " 4' 491 Greig, James " 44 464 Morton, Morton /4 " 484 McDonagh, Robt 14 14 455 Park, John " " 498 I uaeoi 3 swell " " " 476 Stewart, AIeZ -"7---"''' . -- '-'-‘4 -----443. Bradnook, Lizzie, No. 10 E.Wawanosh 524 Brandon, Cora, No. 7 Morris 428 Brandon,Norman No. 7 Morrie 423 McDonald, Arch, No. 7 Morris 514 MoClymot, D., No. 7 Morrie 491 Currie, Maggie, No 11 E. Wawanoeh 523 Reid, Wilfred, No 11 430 Code, May; No 1 Morrie 433 Deaoon, Enphemiallo 9 E.Wawanosh 474 Duff, Ruby, No 4 Tnrnberry 429 Henry, Wm. " „ 470 Jenkins, Jennie 14 44 567 McCracken, Hattie f4 " 503 McCracken Bard. " I4 438 Robertson, Maggie " " 491 Robertson, Jessie " 41 426 Irwin, Elsie Jane, Belmore 423 Lane, Lizzie, " 607 McCallum, Annie, No 8 E. Wawanoeh 444 Martin, Rachel, No 14 W. Wawanoeh 428 Martin, Daniel, " 454 O'Connor, Julia, No 14 E. Wawanoeh 449 Naylor, Mabel, No 13 11 44 444 Peacock, May No 10 Morrie 508 MoVety, Milton " " 489 Robertson,;Kate, Blyth 621 Mille, Oliver, No 9 Tnrnberry 465 SEAlORTH- At Seaforth 79 candidates wroie on En- trance Examination, and 26 on Public School Leaving Examine sion. At Brussels 58 wrote on Entrance, and 20 on Public School Leaving. The results„as confirmed by the Education Department, is given below :- Beattie, Fred, Seaforth Public School 564 Bright, Ed. • 14 " 445 Broadfoot, Harold " " " 422 Brownlee, Arthnr 14 " " 422 Cameron, John T. No. 10, Hay 423 Campbell, Norman, Seaforth P. S: 481 Dawson, Chas. t1 11 425 Edge, Jesse 14 428 Govenlock, Wm., No. 10, McKillop Hannah, John, No 7, Tnckeramith Hodgins, Lloyd, Seaforth P S Hoffman, Chas. Horan, John 11 Irving, Woe „ „ Jackson, Frank, No 8, Tnckeramith 422 503 579 425 469 488 660 Kenney, Jos. J, No. 7, McKillop 435 McKay, Daniel, Ivo 10, Tnokersmith 436 McLean, Arthur, Seafortb P S 474 Proctor, Richard, No 3, Hullett 440 Wilson, D. D. Seaforth P S 469 Broadfoot, May, Seaforth P 8 484 Chesney, W. No'5, 'Tnckeramith 458 Common, Enphemia, Seaforth P 8 424 Carder, Edna L, Blyth P S 484 Carroll, Maggie, Seaforth P 8 424 Clarke, Florence, Blyth P 8 468 Charlesworth, M. No 8, Tnokersmith 422 Duncan, May E., Beaforth P 8 422 Engels, Gnseie 14 44 562 Edmund, Mabel " " 426 Forrest, Margaret, No 7, Stanley 441 Fortune, Emily M. No 1, Tnokersmith 443 Govenlock, Jennie L. No 2, MoKillop 493 Good, Edith, Seaforth P 8 423 Henderson, Edna, Seaforth P 8 422 Kyle, Aggie J, No 8, Tuokersmith 446 Kennedy, Odie t4 11 425' McNaughton, R. No 4, Tuckeramith 425 McLeod, Agnes, No 4, MoKillop 427 Mnrdie, Tillie J. No 2, MoKillop 426 McGregor, Olive, No 6, Hullett 510 McMillan, Mary, No 13, McKillop 424 McLeod, Annie, Beaforth P 8 489 Parsons, Mary, No 6, Hullett 494 Rennie, Maggie e L. No 2,l? MoKillop 501 Simpson, Violet, No 6, MoKillop 486 Storey, Mary Ann, No 2, Moleillop 422 Stephens, Tena, Seaforth P 8 430 Scott, Marion B. " " 426 Stevenson, Addie, No 8, Tnokeremith 478 Ward, Lillie, Seaforth P13 469 Young, Mabel, No 7, Tnokeremith 436 wrence;Tlla, uta,.;.;'," 11 , Howllok' Campbell, Mabel, Qorrie Dano Rachel, No4 owlwFortune, Lilly, 13 Ho i ok • Gibson, Edith 3., Wroxeter Hazelwood, Letts, Inglis, Jeannie, No 9 Carrick Morrison, Leticha, Wroxeter Miller, Jennie MoEwan, Annie, No 2 Turnberry McGuire, Tillie, No 18 Howiok Mitohell, Jemima 3., No 1 Grey Watters, Lizzie, No 5 Howiok Brawn, John, Wroxeter Bradnook, John, No 18 Howiok Darling, John, No 9 Carrick Duetow, Thos F., " " Hall, William, 14 " Henry, William, No 18 Howiok Laird, Herbert W., No 5 Howiok Mitohell, Harvey, Molesworth Milne, Richard G., No 5 Howiok Peterman, Willie, No 9 Carrick Rae, Robert, Wroxeter Simmons, Byron, Wroxeter t Strong, Edmund, Gerrie Stewart, Arnold, No 9 Carrick BRUSSELS. Bielby, Maggie, No 1, Morrie Campbell, Lottie, No 11, Morris Coulter, Clara, No 1, Morrie Dilling, Ada, No 7, Gray Ferguson, Jennie, No 11, Morris Fowler, Dell, No 8, Grey Howe, George, Brussels P S Hadie, Liilie, No 7, MoKillop Jackson, Elsie, Brnseele P S Kelly, Hannah J. No 9, Morrie Lamont, Maud, No 6, Grey MoArter, Lena, No 3, Morrie MoLanohlin, Edith, Brussels P 8 McLennan,. Lizzie f4 McNeil, Maggie McNair, Aggie, No 7, Grey McRae, Lizzie, No 7, Grey Shaw, May C. Brussels P S Switzer, Nellie, No 7, Grey Webster, Emma, Brussels P S Welsh, Selina, No 6, Grey Ainlay, Wm., Brussels P. S., Brown, Rob. No 7, Grey Brydges, Wm. Brussels P. S., Calder, John, No 1 Grey Cloakey, Frank, No 4, Morris Cousley, Ken. Brussels P. S,i Dunford, Lorne " Gerry, Ira 14 „ Gilpin, Fred 14 41 Hindee, Reub. 14 61 Hogg, James, No 3, Grey Lamont, Allan, No 3, Grey McNair, David, No 7, Grey Neal, Frank, No 11, Morris Pipe, Taylor, No 4, Morris Pylons, Fred, Brussels P 8 Richmond, James, .No 1, Morris Siemon, Henry, No 7, Grey Stewart, Daniel, Brussels P 8 Watt, George, Brussels P S Williamson, James, No 2, Grey . 488 495 468 495, 518 498 456 514 424 486 496 443 601 488 460 460 522 481 49 691 496 538 468 485 501 558 433 503 447 505 450 531 466 574 469 513 476 584 557 527 439 491 547 474 559 443 435 469 457 433 453 501 519 440 437 428 437 473 487 458 485 526 468 424 464 503 479 Public School Leaving Examin- ation. Twenty-nine wrote for the Public Sohool Examination at Clinton, 24 at Wingham, and 19 at Wroxeter. The result is as fol- lows:- CLINTON Aikenhead, JohnL., No. 2,Tuokeremith 661 Blair, D. S., No. 2. " 654 McKay, John F. No. 2- " 776 Cooper, Melinda No. 2. " 681 Bell, Eliza No. 3. " 916 Boyne, Andrew T. No. 3. " 652 Rose, Maggie No. 3. 44 826 Roes, David No. 3. f4 735 Brown, Christens No. 9. 11 678 McTavish, Bessie No. 9. 41 791 Chrysler, Flo. E. No. 10, Stanley 733 Dempsey, Maud No. 3. Goa. T'p. 615 Trewartha, Nelson No. 3. t4 684 ..,The following..,,...are :awarded,Entrance Standing on P. P. L. papers. '- McKenzie, McKenzie, Wm. No. 3. Tnokersmith Payne, D. No. 3, 41 Rose, Bertha No. 3. 4' Armstrong, Eliza No. 3. 41 Cluff, Mabel No. 10. God. l'p. Mollveen, Arthur No. 3. Stanley Murdock, Alen No. 10. 11 Mustard, Wm. No. 10. f4 Moore, Mary No. 9. Tnckeramith Thompaon,Winnie No. 4. God. T'p. Nott, Matilda No. 1. Stanley W INORAM Beeman, Martha, No. 8. Morris 625 Vanstone, Lizzie No. 9, Tnrnberry 762 Weir,: Jane No. 9, " 749 Bremmer, Thos. No. 9, " 785 Campbell, Wm. C. No. 9, . " 692 Powell, Thos. Jno. No. 9, 14 659 Bisbee, Lawson, Wingham P. S. 775 Hamilton, Hugh, " 668 McKibben, Walter " o 902 Snell, John, " " 694 ENTRANCE STANDING Blackwell, Laura Wingham P. S. Chisholm, Alba ,. ,i Field, Daisy Flenty, Mand Griffin, Stella Welsh, Caseie Stiles, Geo Vanstone, Clarence " „ McGee, Carrie No. 12,West Wawanoeh Jewitt, Ernest No. 8, Morris Higgins, M. No. 9, Tnrnberry Turvey, R., No. 8, Morrie WROXETER Burns, Hattie, No. 7, Howiok 637 Heibein, Alvina No. 7, 910 Hamilton, Alice Wroxeter 659 Hazlewood, Mary „ 683 Martin, Ren ei'4 754 Rae, Geo. " 746 McLaughlin, Alice Gerrie 700 McLaughlin, Lily 4f 664 Neill,E11a, ti.13,S.S.Howiok, Turnb'ry 667 Taylor, Grace No. 1. • Howiok 672 Fergnson, Wilbert No. 1. 14 734 Lowish, H. F. No. L " 853 Fraser, Peter No. 2. Tnrnberry 695 Hay, William No. 2 " 679 Kirkton, Francis No. 2. " 773 ENTRANCE STANDING Gibson, Nellie Wroxeter Dane, Geo. No. 4. Howiok • Hooper, Alfred No. 2. Tnrnberry Stewart, William No. 2. " SEArORTH. McLean, Maggie B. No 10, Hay 704 Wheatley, Mary, No 3 Hallett 683 ENTRANCE STANDING. Brownell, Mabel, Seaforth P 8 Daly, Maggie 14 4' Elder, Jessie, No 10, Hay Hartry, Mand, Seaforth P 5 Lamb, Lizzie " Lova, Ellie, No 12, MoKillop MoGregor, Tena, No 1, Hullett MoNab, Nellie, Seaforth P 8 Moir, Louise, -No 10, Hay Neelin, Edith, Seaforth P 8 Pollard, Bella, No 12, McKillop Reynolds, Florence, No 10, Hay Roberton, Bella, No 1, Hnllett Sperling, Katie, Seaforth P 8 Young, Nellie „ Beverly, George F. No 10, Hay Dennison, Alexander, No 7, MoKillop McLeod, Wm. C. Seaforth P 8 MorrisonAlbert No 12,MoKillop Pollard, John, No 7, MoKillop Sperling, Charles, Seaforth P 8 14 ,4 4, Mr Morrow was instantly killed by lightning on Sunday, at Russell, while standing near the window. Mrs Morrow and child was slightly hurt. Personals Mee Whitt Is visiting in Buf alo. Mca Washington is visiting Iriende kt Toronto. • Mitis Ida, Everett, of Clinton, is visiting In Wingham', Mr Qhas, Spooner,, ot Toronto, is vi9iting at home. Mra J, C. Cola, of Flint, Mich., is visiting friends here. Mr A. B. Fisher, an old Clinton .boy, is here on a visit. Mra Weatheratone, of Detroit, is visiting her old home bare. The wife of Mr John Callander, of Lon- don, is visiting here. Mise Lila Powell, of Hamilton, is epend- ing her holidays here. Master Bert Taylor, of town, is visiting his parents at Kippen. Mr Neil Yellowlees has gone to bio home in Bowmanville for a visit. Mra Boles lett onl Tuesday, on a visit to friends at Croeewell, Mich. Mrs Edmondson, of Oshawa, is visiting her brother Mr James Young. Miss Jessie Oliver is spending her holi- days at her home in Goderioh. Mrs W..MoKowen and her daughter, Mre Bakes, are visiting at Braoefield. Mr T. Jenkins, of Chicago, is the guest of hie nephew, Mr Roland Jenkins. Mr and Mrs. DeCew, of Flint, Mich., are visiting her mother, Mrs E. Finch, of town. Miss Lizzie Gorrell ie enjoying her holi- days on the banks of Lake Huron, at Kin- cardine. Mise Jean Matheson, of the NEw Ens staff, ie spending her holidays with friends in Stanley. Mrs Banloh, of Woodstock, who has been visiting her parents here, returned home on Monday. Mr Will Jackson, of Jackson Bros., is enjoying his holidays, and contemplates a trip to California. Wells Whitely and S. Lavin, on Wed- nesday took train for Goderioh, whence they proceeded to Detroit. Mr and Mrs John Manning, of Ridge - town, visited their brother, Wilbur N. Manning, here, last Friday. Mrs McAllister, of Michigan, who has. been visiting her aunt, Mrs Glazier, re- turned to her home on Friday. Mrs Geo. T. Hisoox and family, of Lon- don, are visiting her mother, Mra Batten - bury, and friends in Clinton and Goderioh. Mrs J. T. Clark and family, who have been visiting at the residence of Mr T. Jackson, jr., returned home to Toronto this bweekrio. Mr and Mise MoGerva, of Clinton, and Miss Wallace, of Goderioh, returned Wedgy nesday after a pleasant trip on the Cam- . Mies Mamie Smith, of Goderioh, and Miss Jennie Moore, of Chicago, were last week the guests of Miss Whitely, Princess street. Mr Burnside Robinson, son of Mr C. Blaoket Robinson, publisher of the Canada Presbyterian, Toronto, is in town this week, the guest of his cousin, Dr. Gunn. Miss Amelia Harland has gone on a visit to friends in Wingham, she was accompa- nied by Mise Ida Harland, of Detroit, who has gone to visit her sister there. Mr Robert Brown,who, about a year ago, got hie foot so badly smashed in a hay press, in Michigan, that it had to be era. putated, is visiting friends here. • Mr T. A. Reid, Forrest, a former Clin- tonian, has been appointed principal of the public schools of Owen Senna at a salary of 9900, de place of Prin.ipalFraser, de- ceased. Mr Robt. l'dcatordie, of Kippen, accom- panied by his daughter, his neice, Mise Monteith, and hie sister, of London, re- turned from an enjoyable lake trip on the Cambria, on Thursday. Among those who were in Toronto last weekwereellar °•AStewart, -Mise Michel,- Mies Wheatley, . Misses M. and E. South- clanombed., Miss M. Washington and brother, Mesere Searle, Bruce, Hunt, and J.T. Har - Dr. Horsey and wife, who have been here for several days, left on Wednesday for Wingham, where they will spend some time with Dr. Macdonald, Mrs Horsey's father, before returning to Japan, where they purpose making their future home. Mr S. P. Halls, of Goderioh, has been engaged as Principal of Goderioh Model School; he ie a gentleman thoroughly quali- fied for the position, and is well known as long a resident of the county town. By his appointment he vacates the position of secretary to the bolted of county examiners, an office that will lkely go to Mr Lane, County clerk, Mr Adamson having former- ly filled it. Mr T. M. Ile rtin, R. C. A., hae been sketching during the past week along the Bayfield river, and states that the scenery of ite kind is equal to almost any in On- tario, for pleasing groups of trees and pas- toral scenery. He was the guest of Mr John Wigginton. Mr Martin has the rep- utation of being the best landscape painter in Canada, and while in this vicinity he made a call on Miss C. Monntoaetle, of the Wigwam. who oamp at the Salto . ` .`. "who Damp at th.'rleer.{ am who stair at home .. ,, NEWS NOTES Rev Dr Chiniquy celebrated his 85th birthday, on Monday, and was presented with an address and a purse of money. Robert Fraser, of Westminster township, had five barns filled with grain and ma- chinery, destroyed by fire on Saturday. At Pulaski, Ill., during a severe electrical storm, Hobert Soroggin, son of a million- aire banker, was killed by lightning. James Parr, an express driver, was kil- led by a fall from his waggon in Montreal Wednesday. He leaves a widow and three children. Isaac Buchannan, a well-to-do farmer, and married, who resides on the Dufoir road in Sandwich West, is looked up at the Sandwich jail, having been reinsert bail. He is charged with criminally assaulting Maggie Patterson, a girl under 16 years of age. Jos. Landry, who was injured in a souf- fle with Benjamin Snell,on the Leddy farm, inlHerwioh, on Friday last, died on Mon- day. An inquest was held at the hospital. A jury was empanelled, viewed the body and the inquest was adjourned. The post- mortem disclosed the fact that death was caused by inflammation. Wm. Barker Newsome, whose principal place of business is in Toronto, was arrest- ed in Buffalo Saturday, on a warrant charging him with a violation of the alien contract labor law. It is olaimed that Newsome engaged Mies Lillie Flanagan, of Quebec, to work in his Buffalo agency as a typewriter, contrary to the labor laws. Newsome was hold in $1,000 bail. A man named Valentine, of Parkersburg, W. Ve., married and with a family, and Mrs Jacob Trader, a widow living on the Straight Creek, had arranged ed to elope, but a four-year-old daughter of Mrs Trader was an inoumbrance. To get rid of the ohild the couple tied it Ito a tree, piled brush around it and set fire to it and fled. The screams of the child attracted attention and it was released, but not until it was, so hor- ribly burned that it cannot live. Good lines at $1, S1,215, $1.60, $1.75 CAN BE GOT AT COOPER'S BOOB STORE,. CLINTON. Manitoba wheat will yield 25 bushels to the sore. A new oar company hese made an offer to Pullman's men to leave him in a body. About 1L80 Thursday night a very pre. oeptible shook of earth quake was felt in Lindsay. There was a tremor in the earth which lasted for two three seconds, and was followed by 'a report or explosion wbioh seemealike a Gannon which had been fired .at Es long distance off. Houses were shaken and windows rattled. Quite a number of citizens of the South Ward rushed out of their houses, thinking a mill boiler had exploded. No damage appears to have been done. This affair recalled the explosion of a boiler in Dovey's mill here some years ago, by which Robert Powles met his death. There is no doubt it was a shock of earthquake. Pal tt eriist tteltte. SERVANT WANTED. Good general servant wanted at once for a small family. Apply to MRS. JOHN HOLMES, Huron Road. FOR SALE OR TO RENT. A ffraine house on Spencer street, containing eight rooms, is offered either for time or to rent, on very reasonable terms. The lot is one quarter of an acre and has stable thereon, with good well. Apply to JOSEPH ROWELL, Clinton, Voters' List -Village 'of Bayfield VOTane' LIST 1894-MIINIOIPALITY 01• THE VILLAGE of BAYFIELD, Co. OF HURON Notice is hereby given that I have transmitted or delivered to thelpersons mentioned in sections five and six of the Ontario Voters' List Act, 1889 the copies required by said sections to be so transmitted or delivered of the List, made pur- anent to said Act, of all persons appearing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the said munici- pality, to be entitled to vote in said municipality at elections for members of the Legislative As- sembly, and at Municipal Elections, and that said List was first posted up at my office, at Bay- field, on the 27th day of July, 1894, and remains there for inspection. Electors are called upon to examine the said list, and if any omissions or any other errors are found therein, to take immediate proceedingsto have the-eaid emery_ corrected as - lording to law. JOHN DAY,' Cleik 6! kyfield`= Dated this 27th day of July, 1894. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the matter of the Estate of Joseph Chidley, deceased. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 36 of Chapter 110 R.8.0.,1887, that all persons having claims against the estate of Joseph Chidley, late of the Town of Clinton,dn the County of Huron, merchant, deceased, who died on or about the 30th day of June, 1894. are required on or before the 15th day of September, 1894, to deliver or send by post prepaid to the undersigned, at Clinton, Ontario, for James Scott and Mary Chidley, She executors of the last will and a codicil thereto of the said deceased, their names and addresses, statements of their accounts and full particulars of their claims, and of the seoarity11 any) heldby them, verified by affidavit. And immediately after the said 15th day of September, 1894, the said executors will proceed to distribute the ea - sets of the said deceased, among the parties en - taloa thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been received, and they, the said executors, will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof, to any person of whose claim notice shall not have been received at the time of such distribution. JAMES SCOTT, Solicitor for the Executors Dated at Clinton, this 31st day of July, 1894. MORTGAGE •• • SALE OF REAL PROPERTY In the Town of Clinton Under and by virtue of the pow?lr of sale contain - cd in a certain mortgage, wbioh mortgage will be produced on day of sale, there will be sold by public auction, by David Dickinson, Auctioneer, at the Rattenbury House, Clinton, on SATURDAY, AUG. 25th, 1894, At 2 p.m., the following property,viz:-Lot num- ber 629, on the north side of Mil Street, in tho said Town of Clinton, and containing by ad- measurement, one rood of land, more or lees. - Tho property Is pleasantly situated, overlooking the Town Park; has planted and bearing on it a number of Fruit Trees. There is erected there- on a small. Frame Cottage. TERMS. -Ten per cent of the purohaeo money on the any of sale and balance in 30 days there- after, without interest. The purchaser will be required to sign a contract o the day of the sale for the completion of the plrohase. Tho other conditions will bo the standing conditions of the High Court of Justice. For further particulars apply to the undersigned. D. DICKINSON, Auctioneer. JAS. SCOTT, Solicitor for the Vendor, Clinton, Aug. 1, 1894. Mortgage Sale OF REAL PROPERTY In the Town of Clinton Under and by virtue of the power of sale contain- ed in a certain mortgage, which mortgage will bo produced on day of sale, there will be sold by public auction, by T. M. Carling, Auctioneer, at the Queen's Hotel, Clinton, on SATURDAY, AUG. 26th, 1894, At 11 o'clock, a.m., the following property viz: - Lot number One, in tho subdivision of Bieck E, in Isaac Rattonbury's survey, in the Town of Clinton, in the County of Huron, containing by admeasurement one-third of an acro, more or loss. Tho property is centrally situated, convo- ulent to the station, and has erected upon it.a frame dwelling house. Tsnats-Ten per cent of the purchase money on the day of sale, and balance in 30 days there- after, without interest. The purchaser will he required to sign a contract on the day of sale for the completion of the purchase. Tho other con- ditions will be the standing conditions of the High Court of Justice. For further particulars apply to the undersigned. T. M. CARLING Auctioneer. JAS. SCOTT, Solicitor for the Vendors Clinton, Aug. 1, 1894. Crops nre a total failure along the Mia- sma and Nebraska lines. Thafiret strike claim against Chicago by the railways is nearly 940,000. Ions D. La Pierre, a prominent citizen of South Dumfries, died on Monday. Mr and Mrs D. Carling, of the Steels Bros. Seed Company store, Toronto, were drowned while oanoeing on Sturgeon lake, Victoria county, Tuesday. BURN BECEWITH.-In Clinton, on July 27th., tie wife of Mr M. Beckwith, of a son -still born. CARTWRIGHT.-In Hullett, on the Sett July, the wife of Mr John Cartwright, of a Goa. • MARRIED ELLIOTT-SAUNDERS.-In London ma July 26th, by the Rev. J. R. Grundy, Wilbert B. Elliott, of Goderioh, to Annie M. youngest daughter of Mr Robert Saunders, of London. STRUBEL-MORRISON-On July 26th, at the residence of the bride's mother, Caledonia Terrace, Goderioh by Rev. Jas. A. Anders B.A., August C. Sion rubel, merchant of Detroit. Mich., to Janie E. Morrison, daughter of iiia late Malcolm Morrison. BISHOP-STEVENS. - At Melville manse. Brussels, on July 25th,iby Rev. John Ross, B.A.. Mr Wm. Bishop second son of Mr James Eia- hop, of Grey, to Mies Annie Stevens of Tomato. DIED. RUMBALL.-In Clinton, on July 30th, Be. jamin Rumball, aged 75 years. STEVENS,-In Tuckersmith, on July 2711,, Mary A., wife of John Stevens, aged 76 years and 7 months. YOUNG. -In Hullett, on July 20th, Jas. L Young, aged 63 years. BEACOM.-In Goderich township, on Jw 31st, Jane, relict of the late Robt. Beacom, ages 94 years and 3 months. WHITE -In Exeter, on the 31st July,John H. infant son'otMr. M. J. White, aged 4 montlks and 23 days. GREEN. -In Colborne, on July 30th, Lillie L Green, aged 14 years and 5 months. BOWDEN,-In Saltford, on July 28th, Ante Bowden aged 63 years. THE BRITISH CATTLE MARKET. 6 Cable advices from London and Bristol quota Canadian cattle at 4 d. Cables from Liverpool quote 41d to 41d for Canadian cattle. Glasgow cablea.quote, 5¢d for Canadian cattle. Export cattle purchased i`"Montront tinringtheweattr .. _ - ranged from ale to 41c per lb. Ocean freights, 45s; hay, 18 per ton; moullie, 920 per ton; InGer- ance, 1 per cent. Western ; ; Fair, LONDON Sept. 13th to 22nd,1894 CANADA'S FAVORITE LIVE STOCK „',78 AND AGKICOLTURAL EXHIBITION 'ALWAYS IN FRONT:' Exhibitors, make your entries early and choose your space. Entries close, Live Stock and Poultry, Sept. 13tk. Entries close, other departments, Sept. 6th. Final payments and horses named in the stokes, Aug. 15th. Special Attractions of the best. Special Railway and Express rates arranged trod all pointe. Prize lists, fico., free, apply to Capt. A.W. Porte, Pres. T.A. Brovrale, Sew SERVANT WANTED Wanted, good general servant. None buta�- pable girl need apply. Apply to MRS. O1LB( SERVANT WANTED. Good general servant wanted at ►once. Apply to MRS J. B. RUMBALL. TO FARMERS We have Oats for sale, and give two and ,arra months' time on same -in Iota not less tkaa 15 bushels. Also for sale mixed Corn Barleyand Wheat, for chopping. W. H. PERIIN, Cinton TEACHER WANTED Applications for the position of teacher in,O11. ton Public School, during the Model term, trap lot Sept. to 1st Nov., will be received by the sa• dersigned, up to Monday, Aug. 20th. applicants to state salary. J. C. STEVENSON, Chairman, Clinton. VOICE CULTURE. MI8S MOWHINNEY, soprano:pupil of signor D'Auria, of the Toronto Conservatory of Muria, and W. Elliott Hoslim, of Now York, Choir Mb - tress of St Paul's Church Wingham, "open for concert engagements." Will take pupils in yoke culture, An interview may be had at Doherty% warerooms, Perrin Block, FRIDAY, between 8 art and 4 p, m., also SATURDAY, between 10.30 a r. and 6 p.m. FARM FOR SALE For sale, West half of lot 32, con 14th, Huliofl, consisting of 67 acres, all cleared and under col. tivation except about six acres of good hardwood bush. Good bank barn 40x60; frame house and outbuildings; two never -failing wells, good boar- ing orchard. Situate about 12 miles from Clinton and 3 each frpm Blyth and Manchester, on good ravel road. Will be sold on reasonable tonna. Possession given in the fall. MRS ELIZABETII VOUNGBLUT, Blyth P, 0. TRAVELLERS . . . Should call on the undersigned for Railway and Steamboat Tickets and all information. 41411(e.. �,tt��1 1�q ..,,-4vv :44 Va IMt41: OM1, - W. JACKSON. LOCAL PASS, AGENT G T i a'