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^"4*OrAment Mistake.
'pito other day a member introduced
P 5ttt+a fire Lova] Souse a resolution to
the pifgct.that no member of the house
sI}ltgl;&e appointed , to »apy office
ti r:��tll$r•wbile he was amember of House,
or 0'f which he had been a member a
,year before.. The resolution gave rise
i to _a warm discussion and was voted
down by a majority of eight. We are
.sorry to say that the government not
only opposed the resolution, but Hon,
Mr Ross spoke in opposition to if.
' 4 Mr G}arrow, to his credit be it said,
was one of the three Liberals who voted
for the resolution. Of course, it was
E' difficult to do anything else than vote
down the resolution,`when introduced
As a vote of want of confidence, but
t F " anyone at all familiar with public life
knows perfectly well that the thing
complained of is a growing evil. Lib
aerals have time after time condemned
it in Dominion politics. It has been
denounced, and properly so, as a sys-
tem of reward that should have no
place in public affairs, except in
very rare instances, and notwith-
standing the assertion of Hon. Mr
Ross "that there is no evil to remedyi"
the history of events provW the con -
Crary. The governwill find that
trifli i wan important issue,
..and some day will receive a lesson
:from the electorate that it will not be
likely to forget; and should also take
warning before it meets disaster.Lib-
irr erals are willing to concede the hen
esty and integrity of the general ad-
ministration of the Ontario govern-
ment, but they cannot shut their eyes
to certain facts which the electorate
k , openly denounce. Even our friend of
t the I]+xpositor, who has opposed the
'very thing alluded to, swallowed his
own convictions, and voted with the
i majority.
JUDGE.
James Masson, of Owen.Sound, and
member of parliament for North Grey,
was sworn in on Wednesday, as senior
judge of Huron, in succession to Judge
`Toms, deceased. This was prophesied
�jn the NEw ERA. Those who know Mr
:- Maeson speak of him as being a very
fine person, and well -fitted for the poli -
'tion, but it would have looked better,
to say the least, had be retried from
active politics before his appointment,
he having remained in parliament up
to the hour of his appointment.
Hardly Likely,
The Toronto World, of Wednesday,
contains a telegram from Winnipeg
yVh'ell says that Mr Greenway will en.
ter Dominion politics, with the hope of
,being a member of Mr lAurier's new
Cabinet. It is hardly likely that there
is a word of truth in this. Greenway
k )8 'tire of the Premiership where he is,
ar� ahowever good the ptospects of the
Liberal Marty, Mr Greenway will hard-
ly tato obst,ces in the general election
' Mnlfnion Parliament
Nothing whatever is being done in
patxliatnent but obstructing the reme-
diAl bill. The House had an all night
seolon on Tuesday, and the members
aro attending in relays. The chief
Absfriicblonlsts are former supporters
of the government, such as Wallace,
Wdldutl, McNeil,_ O'Brien, Sproule,
ifs
tern is
was in Rochester all `day Saturday,
looking for his wife, who, he claime,
ran away with their hired man." No
such party lives anywhere in this
neighborhood, and the probabilities
are that a mistake has been made in
inserting tate name of the place.
TRLvLEs.—Dtvfsion Court, 26th inst.
On Saturday most of the fax mers com-
Ing to town found it necessary to use
sleighs, as then a was still so much snow
upon the roads. The public waiting
room at the Post Office has undergone
"sprin house-cleaning," being nicely
red by Mr Bentley, and looks
Pape
much better than it did. Mr Emerson
has taught nearlyone hundred persons
to ride a bicycle this spring. The base
line has still considerable snow on it.
WEDDINGS.—A couple of quiet wed-
dings were solemnized in Clinton on
Wednesday last. The first occured at
the home of Mrs Kinsman, when her
eldest daughter, Elsie, was married by
Rev J. W. Holmes, to Mr H. Hannay,
of St. Thomas; the bride was assisted
by her sister, Miss Tena, and the groom
by Mr J. Johnston, of St. Thomas;
tbe
o b the afterno n train for
y left
their future h
home. In the evening
Rev W. J. Ford was called upon to
make two lives happy, by uniting in
marriage Mr Levi Stongg and Miss Mary
(Trace Plewes, of Tuckersmith, John
Wise and Miss C. Plewes were grooms-
man.and bridesmaid respectively.
HIGHLY CREDITABLE.—In the final
report of the Trinity Medical School
examination, Toronto, appears this
item:—"Miss M. H. Irwin, Clinton,
second-class honors; honors in mid-
wifery and clinical surgery; stand-
ing at the head of the class; second-
class in medicine and gynaecology."
Miss Irwin, who is the eldest daughter
of Mr J. W. Irwin, is to be congratu-
lated on her success. She has done reR
markably well for one so young, and
has shown herself to be an apt student
with great learning capacity. Her
parents went to Toronto on Monday,
in order that they might be present
when she received her degree. Miss
Irwin has been appointed to take
charge of the Medical Department of
the Women's Hospital of Ceylon, as
associate with Dr. Kerr, (a lady also)
of Birmingham, Eng.
ANOTHER DEATH IN THE HOUSE OF
REFUGE.—The older inmates in the
House of Refuge keep dropping off,
the fourth death since the institution
opened occurring on Sunday, in the
person of Henry Aldrich, formerly of
East Wawanosh, who was about sixty
years of age. Before coming to the
House he called on James Carter, of
Auburn, who was a brothtr Orange-
man, and left with hind a parcel, nct
to be opened or urw&without an order
from Aldrich. few days since. Ald-
rich sent for 01irter, who, thinking the
parcel migut be needed, brought it
-i41_—.when Aldrich, in the presence
of Mr French, told him it contained
$59, out of which he wanted Carter to
see that he was properly buried, (as he
did not wish to be buried in the Potter's
field) and according to the service of
the Episcopal church; the balance, if
any, was to be kept b : Carter, for his
trouble. Mr Carter faithfully carried
out the old man's wish, doing all that
he could to give himproper interment,
which took place in Linton cemetery,
on Tuesday, Rev Mr Parke officiating.
Church Chimes.
The electric ligbt is being put into
Ontario St. church.
Service will be held in St. Josepph's
church, morning and evening, on Sun-
day next.
"Brotherly Love" is the topic, at the
Baptist church on Sunday mornibg--
"Baptism" is the evening topic.
The regular meeting of the W. C. T.
U. willl meet at the home of Mrs Rev.
Stewart, next Thursday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the teachers
and officers of Rattenbury St. Sabbath
School will be held this (Friday) ev-
ening.
Mr. A. Callender, (an old Clintonian)
baa resigned his position as choir lead-
er of the Askin St. Methodist church,
London.
The special services, which were con-
ducted in Ontario St. church - last
week, by the pastor, were very inter-
esting, and were well attended.
Rev. Mr Hamilton, of Winghamt
spent Easter Monday with llev. Mr
Harris. They were fellow -graduates,
and had not seen each other for five
years.
Rev. J. W. Holmes preached educa-
tional sermons in Dungannon on Sun-
day; Rev. W. J. Ford preached anni-
versary sermons in Windham, and R.
Holmes occu�ppied the pulpit of Victoria
1St. church, 'Goderlch.
All Christian Rndeavorers and Ep-
worthians of Huron county will now
look forward to the 1898 convention to
be held in Godericb, Aug. 27th and
28th, The executive committee met
in Clinton last Monday and decided
the date$#.Also arranged for an unusu-
ally fine programs.
It Is said that the Rev. George Jack-
son, of Exeter, chairman of the Exeter
District, will be a very strong candi-
date for theresidential chair of the
London Conference` of the Methodist
chnrch, which meets in Stratford on
June 4th next. It is also Said that he
is "slated" for Rattenbuty St. pastor-
ate.
The Board of Examindrs will meet
the probationers and candidates for
the ministry of the London Conference
in the Methodist ehutch, St. Marys,
Tdesda, April 21, at 8.45 4, in, Rave.
J. W. Holmee and W. J. Ford are
members of the board, and the latter
*111 deliver an address on '"'What
preacher should know and where he
ail
e
' deliv0at alga addr0�. .It th...luterp�ko� Chu
°Viromet7'.e l4�lscic�rrritit;y� IS+�CIet�*,. .;
Thpre ,was a fail attondanc.e at ihei'
Tµtii;op I,aea�ue oix �rlday evehiing first•
the aubj:ect, 'T'
leCruciixionafpli"rist,Rt.
wae,tak,@ii by 1:I&trtr0.�,0lletr,.aiadTJalltt'a�r
$iggart, : which :Wile ver -4; goody ih0re:
was also 0, deet, b .Barr Steep aTad�
aUilli+e .�A} ndroWe; ��� �sonir 'lay fou><'
girls. `T►tct Meetill ;;1ae*t faraday is. the
I�Misaiottaryy� iiY, at taken by Rev,
M v Ford. Sumething good elrpected,
sv0r�ybody , melcome„ r bi.g8titiq QQiri�
• rnencee at 7 o-clopk sharp. ,
There was an tinuarl4l large attend- I"
ante at the , .Epworth League of On-
tario St. chinch Monday' evening last,
it being their' bi-monthly missionary
meel.ing. There were two solos, one,
by Jas. Poster, and the other by Rich
and Foster, which were very good and
worthy of, all the praise this People
could give theta. Miss Shoults, a
school, teacher from Toronto, who
spent some tune with the Methodiet
Missions of Japan, gave a most inter-
esting address, and you would almost
think you were. there, illustrating it
with many Curiosities, which she had
brought from that arrange far off land,
A boy and girl- were dressed u in
Japaneae costUmp, to show how boys
and girls looked' running around in
the towns and cities of Japan.
On Wednesday evening a well -at-
tended ~meeting was held In Ratten-
bury St. oborc_h3 in the interests of a
better obsepoance of the Lord's day,
especially,in the cities. The Mayor qc-
cupled the chair. Rev,._ Mr Har``��ts
opened with Brayer, and Rev. 1t1r
f the scripture.
Stewart read aportiono h
Rev, Dr. Young, of Hamilton, on be-
half of the Ontario Lord's D.ay411i-
anee,gave,anaddressskowin how the
Sabbath is desecrated, 'and ow'difil-
cult it is to secure a satisfactory inter-
pretation of the Lord's Day Art, which
is upon the Ontario Statue book, At
the close of his address, Revs.' Holmes,
Stewart, 'Ford, and Messrs., 'Scott,
Searle, Holmes, Irwin, Stevenson and
Galloway, participated in the discus-
sion. A collection was taken lip to
bel the Alliance in its legal contest,
and twenty-six persons signified their
willingness to become members of the
Alliance. A resolution proposed by
Rev. A. Stewart, expressingcordial
sympathy with the objects of the Allli-
ance and proposal to fel therein was
unanimously passed. Mr Young is a
native of Colborne, being a brother of
Capt. W. Young. and nephew of Mr
Young, so long reeve of Coiborne.
The anniversary services of the Raat-
tenbury St. Methodist Sunday School,
held last Sunday and Monday, were
.completely successful. Rev. H.Irvine,
of Goderich, preached both morning
and evening,on Sunday. In the morn-
ing be addressed the children especial-
ly, and succeeded in giving there much
pleasure, as well as instruction and
good counsel. The afternoon program
was an Easter service; selections of
scripture -from the gospels and the
writings of St. Paul, covering Geth-
s"emene, Calvary, Easter morning, tnd
the doctrine of the resurrection, were
read responsively, and interspersed
with appropriate music, and the recita-
tion of poems from the writings of Miss
Havergall and other author's; those
who recited were Misses Grace Shepp-
herd, Mary Lough, Ethel Doherty, Ol-
ive Helyar, and Flora Cuninghame.—
Among the soloists a new voice of
great richness was introduced—that of
Miss Maryy Lough. Rev. MiJrvine also
addressed the meeting. Monday even-
ing was emphatically the children's
night. A tea was served to them in
the lecture rooms of the church, and
this was followed by a program of mu-
sic, recitations and dialogues in the
body of the church, conducted altoge-
ther by the pupils of the school. Those
who took part in this program were
Elsie and Ruby Bruce, Bessie Doherty,
Inez Miller, M tae McMath, Frank
Rogers, Dodds Holloway, Eddie Shep-
herd, Frank Wilson,- Duncan Steven-
son, Fred Stephenson, Fred Chant,
John Moffatt, Wilfred Stevenson,
Willie Whiteley, Silas Andrews, Wil -
1 lie Cantelon, Ray Bowers, Olive Coop-
er, Lottie Cook, Dolly Cantelon, Maud
Cantelon, Leona Potts, Clat a Holmes,
Elva Potts, Maud Wilson, Vera Rog-
ers, Minnie Cook, Edna Cooper, A.
Foster, Olive Helyar, Eva Cooper, Flo-
ra Cuninghame, Ethel Cook, Maude
Moffatt,. Mag ie Davis, Maude An-
drews, Ella �orbett, Will Nimens,
Vert Jackson, Ernest Jackson, Mabel
Doherty, Blanche Shepherd, RosaCun-
ingbame, Sarah Turner. The proceeds
amounted to $70:28; the amount asked
was $75.
ST. PAUL'S VESTRY.—The annual
Easter, meeting of the Vestry of St.
Paul's church, Clinton, was held in the
School House, on Monday evening. It
was preceded by as short evensong
service in the church, in the course of
which the Rector delivered a most in-
teresting address, dealing with all the
various branches of church work dur-
ing the past year. The general out-
look is most encouraging, the congrega-
tion supporting the church to their ut-
most, not only in purse, but in individ-
ual effort. The address included the
reading of the annual report of the
Guild of St. Paul, which numbers forty
eight members, and has engaged in
enterprises during the past year, en-
abling thein to assist the church
wardens, with cheques amounting to
over $X0, in addition to taking care of
the Sanctuary, Choir and Sunday
School. This is now in a most satis-
factory condition, the attendance be-
ing very regular and embracing all the
children of the congregation but those
who by their youth or the distance -of
their homes from the church are pre-
vented from coming. The staafe of
teachers and officials including librar-
ians are zealous and regular: and un-
der the Superintendent Mr Fowler,
the Sunday School is In all respects
one of the most satisfactory branches
of church work. The number of com-
municants has averaged 53 at the mid-
day celebrations and 10 at the early
celebrations throughout the year, 106
being the greatest number on any one
occasion, At the vestry meeting re-
sort,s were received on the#finances of
he church, from the Treasurer and
Warden, Dr. Freeborn, and then in
accordance with the canon were refer-
red over for the Auditor's report and
a consideration of the adjourned Vestry
which will be held on ondaq,2lst lost
The Rector appointed Mr John
Ransfor& as his 'WArden. and the
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al, e d paunQ. of Lite writer for pnbiiatlo..n,"
thebighea4 pa0elble;, psis, the (old D *� lay
Meditl, Aa thatvulteIs of titch rg uAtitte that it
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y •: is better brokep .Ghali :k0pt, rtQ:great ?
Tbia-is not only tatlMR to them, blame cirn be aClaehod..ta at�,nontobP
btrt itestrrlllish0s t4 fde'G:that the ]Do- c
het • ail iSuperiorse o 1 of :err, servurh, e, It may be, And no doubt i0 a, • -
r y Qrg s > . All h gratifying to a person who is .sq t gf6t ^
Tbis.b a fiat years been admitted by ad with a otism that; he fully, expects
those' who knew tiro organ best, but
every ria ger to,,�'+tirly staaid aghast,oil
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now their superiority is generally Ack-,
beholding this eifulgenoe.,.orh, s #itorttry
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The Standard
nowledged.
cappaoity, to see his name blitzp ed -In
cruelty to carry amakeof goods
arepperfect in fit, and people who want to see
in the see selec-
The general confidence which re-
print. Neveribeless, G sometimes oc- .
cure that some pexeo0,lnot troeeesed of
a'
veils to -day, as to iheprosperouefuture
of the Doherty Co. may be ascribed to
much more than the, average amount
Half Dollar" Toe
various causes,
of self-concelt,. is in possession of know-
ledge which might be.Rf public use,
,
1, By "economy in manufacturing."
We do not the cheapening of Itis
providing it could be let loose"without
heirs% handica by,
mean
ed a disclosure of
sourcefrom
You will see a full range with us. The big bulk
of our stock is American made goods, and you
will be surprised at the many new styles that
article, or the lowering of the standard
the humble which it
We allow.
of excellence, but the use of every gold
ble by beat
sprung. Such persorla generally have
sornething that older firms have
means, which the results cars
an aversion to having` his or tier name
be obtained at the least possible cost,
flounted into the face of every person
so as to bring price and merit closely
who looks into the paper, there0y con -
PRICE 1$110 CASK
together.
ve ing the impression that his or.her
The highest grade wheel made in Cana-
Such means would naturally include
arigid system of factory supervision
ob
P uElic
ect rind alta is to bec�oma °a ie, 410 of
thought. No matter: *hitt edi-
g
crease in their production and profits.
in every department, buying closely
for cash, the use of the latest labor-
tore, or professional,semi-pi•ofessignal
' or amateur writers may think, the
We may safely say, therefore, that
Saving machinery, t,,einvention of im-
v d methods . oaonstruction and
pro e
public will always discern'alf odaurof
egotism.lurking round he person ;who
'ever
'p
, ;:.„,J,i�+
manufacture, and a sharp lookout for
ins anxfous'to see his name in Rrit.
p
, "' • ' •
all those abuses, and "leaks-' which are
bound to grow -insensibly often—in
-It is revolting to the feelings of every,
modest man, and in the vernaeuli%r of
Isj9net like everryything else. The
dealer. musC#Vp the o le,the beat
,
any . large manufacturing plant of
many years standing.
the late Mr Whiteheae, when request-
ed to offer as a candidate for the,J,,eg-
line to soled from. It I� necessary
, to let thew know what you have,
This is what the management of the
illative Assembly, I *At)iia`d& it.
Seel" Noes DE PLUME.
and even, *f e'n.they come to see it
to have itdieplayed in the.beet way
Doherty Co, has' done, and done so
we.b ve the. Our display la
well that they can conscientiously claim
that they are to -day making a better
Cate Sir Oliver.
goods.
perfect and our show room splend-
our price
Idly lightgd,. •
organ for the money than ever before
a
Toronto World
. .While
touches a minimum figure.
There is nota Dohert agent the
y g
country who does not feel, and realize
this is the
Below is reproduced a.00nvereation that
'occurred Saturday between Sir Oliver
There
All paper trimmed free of charge.
in actual competition that case,
Mowat and a World representative.
in fact the Doherty agents never were
has been considerable talk lately concerning
Regular meeting of the council was
held on Monday night, A communi-
received from the clerk of
so loyal or enthusiastic, as they are at
the Premier's intentions,'and it was with
cation was
Hullett, asking the council to look
the present time.
a view to obtaining an authoritative state-
CURTAIN POLES
2. Next to "economy in manufac-
Lure" comes "business methods on mo-
ment regarding his political future that
the World interviewed him.
9
WINDOW SHADES
dern principles." Here again the Do-
berty Co. have shown a wonderful
,It is understood, Sir Oliver," said the
newspaper man, when admitted to the
s
BICYCLES
capacity for development, as well as
a most marked ability to understand
Premier's study, "that you propose to re -
sign the leadership of the Ontario Govern-
EXPRESS WAGGONS,
the situation and meet it.
ment. I should like to get a statement
from you whether on not that is so."
13ABY CARRIAGES,
The old easy going methods have
seen their day, same as the old styles.
rnev-
"Well," even smilingly returned canthe n t make
General, "even if that is so I can not make
SPORTING GOODS,
The relations between high grade
you my father confessor."
are all special lines with us
manufacturers and their agents have -,Would you say whether or not you have
undergone a radical change. yet resigned?"
Goods are no longer accepted on the "I have not. That much you can state. Cfaith of an ancient reputation. Quali- I am sorry I can not say anything moreoo er
ty is investigated and prices consider- definite at Fresent."
ed, for not only has the trade become Questioned regarding Hon. Mr Laurier'e
educated, but the very public itself, visit to Toronto, and his business there, Sir
The severe competition, the influence Oliver signified that he was well informed CLINTON.
P of the Ottawa leader's movements, but was
of ca ital of surierior manufacturin thin about them
Co
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resources are al having their effe' r
not at liberty to say any g
for publication. The Premier was evident -
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are all playing their part in the new
order of things, so that there is no
ally desirous of avoiding any conversation
upon the subject of Dominion politics.
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longer room, no longer- a place for the
cruelty to carry amakeof goods
arepperfect in fit, and people who want to see
in the see selec-
Hamilton Sewer Pipe Co., tile, $179.50.
Receipts iliarket scales 811.80; station
scales, 699; rent of hali, $15.50; work
the finest stock west should our
tion. The latest idea in Ladies' goods is the new
in cemetery, $4.85; sale of lots, $ll, re -
of Charity, The Treasurer
of last
laggard, old fogy, or inexperienced ad-
Half Dollar" Toe
Bicycle of
�8
year there was Won hand. A dis-
venturer, in the organ trade, trying
You will see a full range with us. The big bulk
of our stock is American made goods, and you
will be surprised at the many new styles that
ROAD MACHINES.
We allow.
ill
sornething that older firms have
the World is
abandoned.
SOMETHING for NOTHING.
The Doherty Co. is showing, and
PRICE 1$110 CASK
proving to :the world, that throughie
push, enterprise, and energy it ie'pos-
not the law of business, and
never can be.
The highest grade wheel made in Cana-
sible to increase their business, even
during a period, when so many firmsInvertin
have been forced to accept a large de-
ipoor Wheel
'in a P
da, and holder of all Canadian records,,
is the BRANTFORD RED BIRD. Price,
$85 cash. We sell them both.
crease in their production and profits.
is like furnishing the money for
A• T. COOPER, Clinton
We may safely say, therefore, that
an uncertain business venture.
the Doherty Organ will be found hold-
,Ing its own, as one of the few great,
Beforeyou invertin aBicycle,
O.P.R. Ticket and Telegraph agent.
n
standard, artistic makes of the world,
enjoying a deserved prosperity, lead-
see THE ECLIPSE, THE CAPITAL,-
ing the industry in noble achievement
and honorable enterprise, and confer•r-
THE UP-TO-DATE and GRIFFITH'S
LEADER.
READY
ing on it, now and in years to come
that honor, dignity and lustre which
OurWheels in stock are fiIIe
have been its characteristics for the
jN��JY'J
past twenty years.
Our Pricer are right.
-
Town Council.
Our line=Supplier complete
CLOTHING
Our Repair Shop in full blast
Regular meeting of the council was
held on Monday night, A communi-
received from the clerk of
Ifyou ride a wheel. If you want
to buy a wheel, or if you are in-
Our stock of Ready-to-wear
cation was
Hullett, asking the council to look
terested at all in Bicycles, call on
Clothing has arrived and we
can now supply Clothing to
after thesidewalkto thecemetery, andus
suit every man's purse. We
the matter was referred to the Street
Committee to attend to. Miss Bay
N.B.—Your wheel may need some re-
Leave it with us and have it
have
g
for me led ed receipt n $28, payment
for medical services and attendance.
air.
one before (he season opens. Enamel-
Men's. Suits from �6 up
The estimates for the Public School,
ing done by the baking process.
BOYS—We can fit them from
for the current year, $3,100 were sub-
ONWARD BICYCLE CO.
floe years old and at prices
mitted and the amount passed to the
one's an -
suit every one's
credit of the secretary; this is $400 less
than the amount received last year,
PERRIN S BLOCK, Clinton
busy i the
ccs. We are quite busy in the
ce
when the furnaces were put in. The
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Ordered Clothing Departm t
Property Committee reported that R.
DO YOU TRAVEL
Baker had filled his contract for wood,
to the satisfaction of the committee,
it coots no more to start right
than wrong. Travellers to
a but it is always cod Ian to
I y B P
leave youror der earlyandhave
he having delivered 25 cords, amount-
Ing to $87.50; the committee alsore-
Manitoba, Dakota,
your clothes made up before
I the rust comes in the spring.
commended that $25 be granted to the
Chief of Police for a uniform; the lat -
ter was opposed, but passed the coun-
or any part of the states, can get
through Coupon Tickets and have
I Hats Caps and
eil on a division.
ba6gage checked through to dee-
F�
Gents' Furnirhi�gr.
FINANCE REPORT.
tlnation by applying to
The committee recommended pay-
w�
W. JACKSON.
1
A. J. Holloway
ment of the following accounts: Jos.
Wheatley, men on streets and meals
TOWN- AGT. G.T.R., CLINTON.
CLINTON
for tramps, $5.85; estate �P. Spooner,
rent $2; J. Beattie, team for funeral,
$1; i. Bezzo, groceries, $2.58; L. Man-
,
ninq, cuttingwood, 40c.; Davis & Row-
land, $5.41; W. Wheatley, hauling en-
A NEW
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ins to tanks $2• A.M. Todd tinting,
1 `r
$5; R. Baker,wond, $40.50; T. Penning-
J. C. Stevenson, book-
.1 c„
ton,wood, $3.35;
case, $7.50; W. Cooper & Co., station-
We are sort of a "Society for the prevention of
feet." We that
ery, 75c.• Electric Light Co., puttingg
four lights in Council Chamber. $4;
cruelty to carry amakeof goods
arepperfect in fit, and people who want to see
in the see selec-
Hamilton Sewer Pipe Co., tile, $179.50.
Receipts iliarket scales 811.80; station
scales, 699; rent of hali, $15.50; work
the finest stock west should our
tion. The latest idea in Ladies' goods is the new
in cemetery, $4.85; sale of lots, $ll, re -
of Charity, The Treasurer
of last
Half Dollar" Toe
ported a balance $1704 on land;
year there was Won hand. A dis-
puts arising concerning the teams at
the late fire, the council granted $1
each to Davis & McCool and J. Beattie.
You will see a full range with us. The big bulk
of our stock is American made goods, and you
will be surprised at the many new styles that
ROAD MACHINES.
We allow.
Mr Dunn, representin the Copp
Bros. road machine addressed the Shoe,
council, after which the council passed I Y1 O o 1
a resolution asking for a test betdveen 111
the Western and Champion machines
-•-to buy whichever one in their opin- We have an assortment of reliable goods that
ion did the best work. will give the utmost Satisfaction, They are
OPENINGt UP 119AAC STREET. made from our own ideas, and the way they are
The follgwingg resolution was eased: selling is splendid evidence that they aro being
That in. the obfnion of this coo cil it Appreciated. . .
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