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I ,I FA . .Jill, 11 ! � � ',X�n',;�, ��!,i�147��,'i,; - ,:� , N . I ..,=--11. .� � I 7. . I I ,;,A-11i� .. .... %� — I ". ... I ,.,?�,,t,�i'.� I � -, "g .... .. . ;_ I - ' 8,1896 e �, 1-1, _tr 1'��, 7 1 1 ":J,�' 1� -, V ',.,,�Zt . PRIL, WHOLE NO. 908 -�. " � , , , . I '��:; , ;','�! 0 �,, � - DAY. A I . .,Q� ,� -, , "., I �11,,,, ". , ,ONT. wE X*" -0, , . zq�",V�V"' CLINTON. HURON COUN T�, Y � _. _D ESI ,j,� I ,,,,!�J,I� ."� L:Xvili . I __ = 1� ! ____ ,. , I , I;N�4 1p,ffl . - - "; .__,�,, � I ,,,, - I '' I -_41 ., 1,4 �.�', , � �Ii, " 'At, ., I I .,.., -� I , �-,.I,,�,',�tg!,�,�', I Town Topics - - 4 I . . � I 4;1.'1_1 F, , 1!1�1i, I .1 I F .- I ___ . k � — , � Goderich. ". _,;� -0 11 'Nl� ", -'-11111. 1. . , � -1- I . � I ,',� �1,1�1 t� ,",'A�W '31" .1 I r ef7wowio opicis., bokep *,$is Attacibed and walitod for t1lie I � _f the other. In the IneltP0010 A MIM4=13T.-Cleo. Re mild Deacon . %-k�i , ., ,�.�',. , � I - ' retivro � 40 ".',`�,� , �.'_�,�,i, � �,. � I —1 : . The aphoola reopen go Monday. , , I ,,'f,�,, � ,`,.');�!,' I''. Y—The annual , ]Beattie 4' to. in at rived, but could qpl� be of Stratford, brother of . Deacon ot "', ,. " �. ''."', 1',� I- �, . . . ST. PAUL'S VESTR - e4. on , C -!,�Z.�, 6f�',�`,*.'.j],',�I��.� . . A. 'a. . re C 0 XF I N Q I----.,-- _ t, ,':�, , nalariq '. - - -y of St. Mr Rattray" of Mont a!, Is. bit,* I ) the engine. The work the Ba0k of Commerce, Goderich, has I - , , �, I Easter meeting of the Vestr _ . �,Z`W_,, "" , , ;4�,',,� , ��,,'. � " Paul's church, Clinton, wits held In the , 'I I `�,,�,il 'o, , . 11 bere on % via t was,performed by Davis & McUoul's successfully Passed the final M. D. � PROP. CHAUDERLAIN, Eye Specialist, to ClIn. I k; 1 1;4 , . `T,-�, a, 1-6 .11 :, � and 5 ter,' of the post of� teara; Some � of the Councillors. con- Exam. atMcGill University, Montreal, ton, Out., Thursday, April 23rd. He will be tit I. ' � _�� 4 , ,pring Fever. � . "�,t'�ON,-�11�,`-� I . School House on Mond�ty evening. It, Mr. Andrew Pori 1 .111,,,��,',J,�,4 . �1,� I., , 1 1711, , rf�, � �J,t,,�,91,1. - evensou Wiriig0l%Q�, -. ' , ten4pd. thAt the meaning Of the r40910, w Inning the final prize, the guld Medal. J H, Combs's Drug Store. ��1511191;� _, , I r . . was preceded by a snort Ave, spent Sunday In, . , ,)t!,�"iill,� ' I I 1',;��, I �.111 � service in the church in the course 101 , A letter from Varna, re the recent Mon was thot the person havino'tPato Tna CQNCERT.-There wits a larfely I Mliverton, Ont., November 25,1895., ;.""it, � ,,, $11,11, . ,,�t#1 *i, 1. I At this season of the year after such a d1vered a most in, toot boll mateb, In, goderich township, to engine fir4 Should be paid, attended coticeft in Victoria hal on ,PROF. CHAMBERLAIN :— ,�,.�.,"'� .�'?,�,, which the Rector . ";;,�.* ,� ." . ,., changable winter most People are oub- g with all the is unitvoldab,17 crow4ed out. while othors,aliaintained that the t ,�",4� , ,,,' I',,', , ' , Vtthoxalarla or Spring or. lit the teresting address deAlill f�,,.,-� ,,.�,,,,' � IV. rev -the - I �k 99 Or y Monday evening at which there wits an DEAR Slu,-To say that I am more than de- "'P " �'� u ru States, alop banksof ranches of church work dur. whose team performed the woe ould � , Who various b r, was the 1 lighted with the glasses I Purchased from you 1.1, i �'�;'111 rev- Mrs. flawkshaw, of 9xete . I 11 tit PTgramme. The affair wits �,,,q.",, '�'.o�,;�.�� , 'I r-yar M exc u th purpose of helping ,.'. I � �..t`d ,� , misipop . ria is Th neral out- " 'colve -the pay. ot:'io' P is putting it very mildly. l'or , q _ V rZip - Ing the past year. . e.ge ' � r � 01&L�4Y�,w,,, alent, an rL. &;aoi to comb.tot dis guest of her Islater Mrs. J. B. Hoover. rc , L'�. , �, g R , I Ldears I had tried , '�, look is LuostencouriA,gin§sv,pecoiagrega. hings looked serious ae Joes I. a great trouble. 11 ��111 N,AJVt�i , its occurrence, la , 1 . V� -1! I -P.' "�� ( rE- It to their 1, , �'f '$� , , ao� k. 'I Board 10 ;;;; , �� ,lu based For' & time t] as the dia- . the pecituar concution or my eyesight. with 11,� l, - I'. d ure Mr. M. D. McTa rt bits purc arouund the, Cogne, .,,�,',� ,. �'. , 'A ". 1. !; to tidn support was � "I �u,,-, A "', E.,. , I L, y - . T CLASSES. -Misses Par I '�',,�!V", .. � It 1. to. - - 0 �1 with muscular strain and was simply I tiv �,i � d a Cleveland bicycle rom, Geo. F. Erner cusslo to �,�, - , " WM 19f,a assumed he warmth of a Man- atle Id lassee every effort to read or so w ' " -,�, , 'A,"', � . utmost,, not �wy in purse, but in ta-1 song and Ponagh's deportment and" nd �� t"'., I i�� , , ,i,,r� ., )�,,� a sure cure. itoba, Romedial,8111. Is to grant d�inclng cliteses will reassem I i" -1 , L- .,�Iq , , �,,�, ." dividual,oftort. The address included. son. . � !� D $. � fi N�4'&11'1111 torture. Now I can do anything aloag these 4 " A� , � 11, kfi Nl at e,i-,�)It, �11�4 �t rrf-.;%W.njj the readirig"Of the anntialreport of the Finstly & motion was mal( lines with positive pleasure. IS - we havejuirt cepeived ale, on Sunday morning the subject 1. " 0;" e . ppent of It and are priipared . o this was Hbrton's 41 ck on Thursday evening'. �,,_114, �,g,j-4�ro,.,�,�; . 1 Guild of St. Paul which num�ers 48 the Baptist church will be 1AThe Ouroz qt&ch I but Ills amendment t ' . ose desi us of joininf this term's Yours truly. 4 . � I M a, low rate. of Meroz," a sermon to the yo tig. On a the sunk , .. � 7�,,Iif 11 �0 '61"', "jib,dn or Kentucky Whiskey at the members and It ged in enter- earrie ee*U totwo making , o ,� 1, I 11 !!'%, . ]Rd.( ot lawartism. . 'a I at once app y toeitherof MARY A. HAINEB, .. I - ., I , I — prises during the p a, year, onablin Sunday evening the SIVIJa $1 eneb. n '. I . rkg a. Chas. anipy an Miss . t, . e �tned ladies. ., , � mf_ 1,1� , �:; Clinton Liquor Store.- Wardens wit Mr, and Mr I ROAD XACHINE TEST. . , "..". �.i,','I'%. toassistthech rc -Goderich Council, 11 'I �,�j,! ,1,� .��Pl , , ,iien ,�hem to assist the ch uraday for ' oc ETucs. N I , . ? �11% I LiW . cheques amounting to over MinnieGreenleft last T11 b the previous meeting the Council PROF. CHAMBERLAI 9 1.1" . .1� ,,,,, $2W '01 - Qrandtn, Dak. They were ticketed by Al 10. IL, 7�,,JA%nadian Order of Chosen ... I ."I I . addition to taking care of the Sanctik �l I Huron Lodge, No. 02, 1. 0. ; I - V, ; � � i , agent. decided to purchase a road machine, 1111io " . aryi C% I@- -- ith -,uv4a-hawbeenin- and Deputy-Reevt . I __ , oir'und-$unday School. , Thi . Ason "GI. T. R. town - .... �11111 � ,� - KemmdY� ... I _)Y,JAr -Cooper-and-Council- -F.-�weet*regu)&r session to -morrow EYE SPECIALIST, . _ - 1. , L , n!TrT1r____ diti0i .1 . LLLLLL ,,,, I',- � : now in a most Satisfactory con I 0 � �' Mr. Win. Meg n, thirteen lor Taylor moved that the Town have evening ,Uuron Encampment, No. 28, 87 King Street, East, Toronto, Ont. I'll � I ��I � . 4 *.6 +#..-A.-Ce bein very re ular an 1fie Stratfor4 hospital for A I'll, � I— M1 I '&Ar �L ,.. � -"r - ' . ,,$ 1 ".. 1 `i� I I ,t - "I �, ,,,, ''. 1 -, � ,,, 11 . - � -11 � ,. I 1A. �._ ;, �, " I'V I �. ";, I I 1�1.� - I I 11 tt. - i ,".1 ..., I . , � ,; . , , 11� * , , I, N11 1 g "I , A 151i,,i " _ �6� , - a ... R., . '. . t . 1.!"'%! _% , ,,;�Z" � ,,� , r, , , �*., , . '00!111.1 , .1 '091 , - " " " , . �J� L, � 11 _ ,,I L .... �Xi I , �, %"!� � I . . . ,� 1111, " � . , rk,%0. , . ` . " ��:. , 110.-11 ,4 1 , . , 5 , -1 . I L 1896 * APRIL * 1896 1 -0iw . I mo.- ___ ft. JWe. J Tit. I rr. I — Sa. ' � . . I - . - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X0 11 X2'X3 X4 �5 X6 , X7 X8 1 � 20 !;X 22 23 2425 2- 2 - . 27 I- .. 28 12930---- .- _. - !... . 1. .__ .. e - a. PAOX . embracing all the cRildren OF the co, i wbeke from the effects of a sore knee, a test or tue vy eawrit an ' 1. W. W. onday, And Alaitland I . 11, I lilii� recovered a,�Xqi returned. He leaves machines, the Council to purchase Lodge4No, 33. A. F. and A.M. nextTues- "I . " gregation but those who by their 0 ,,, a fr' next week for S�rathroy, where he has whicheyev proves the most a da gatisfactory T enin Colborne. 11 Q, or the distance of their hot sebured a situation. . in the opinion of the Cotificil, `W CHARGE Two. -Until NOTES, -Mr. Thos. Millian hits a sale .:; � the church are prevented froin' o I , � , - I it ,Jgy, Z ".., , I . Miss and MISS, Annie Freeborn from A long discussit)n ensued, some of e is;year ose writing fora commercial on Monday of stock and implements its I The staff of teachers and officials - � , :., i "I eluding librarians are zealous' arid b itheint'and. 'Miss Mary from Inver- the members contoi3lading that the certificate were not called on to con- he has rented his farin to Mr. Win. I regular and tinder the superintendent 111311k pOits of their brother, Council should not be obligated to u1r_ tribute to the Education Department, Millian.-Mr. Ben. Granger's sale is on. " I Yt fire, Irtloreeborn. Mr. and Mrs. chase either machine, others holNin but this year no one can have the Tuesday; he is giving up farming, -Mr. i Mr. Fowler, the Sanday Sch6ol is lit al�, Di-. and M , n '1' '91idleir, of,Se4torth, spent Good Frida dready deoidel privilege - until two dollars hits bee Thos. bledhill, we are very sorry to I respects one of the most satisfacto�y T that the Council bad m dropped hato the Department's capac- branches of church work. Thenum ., � with the lady and gentleman. to purchase a machine and the matter ious and ever widening mouth. ]earn, hits received it paralytic stroke .11v! of communicants has averaged 53,, -.,,'- Ip our meption of the death of Mr, should be closed without any unneces- P. 0. STATISTICS. - Erumeration by which lie has lost the power of .1 the mid-day celebrations and ten . 11 I William Shannon we should have said sary delay. I Week wag at all Catiadian post offices spe(�ch. We hope he may be restored 11 $ I . her of the Chosen . the earl celebrations th ug 0 " � he' wits a mem The motion was carried 0 to 3,on the from Sunday, March 22nd to Saturday, tin. -Regular meeting of the A. O� ... il,. the 3rear,T06 being the greates num '. #rrends instead of the Home Circle, T W. at Carlow on Thursday n g,� . . following division .-Yeas- Kennedy, .Tht I . I casion. At the vest I., Qtbough our statement was in accord, Cooper, Taylor, Gilroy, McMurray, March 28th, both inclusive. Goderich next. -Mr. Wilson Brownlee It a I I - . at Office.enumeration. was as follows: . I 1i -.4". I , rts were rec6ived on t - ance wtr,a the in rmat, on we rem. v - Chi ley --O. Nuys -Plummer, Walker, sawing bee oil Friday last And got a . - meeting repo �1' Lietters foi Canada, ............... 2,756 large amount, of wood cut -The last I ", . ed. I McKenzie --3. 6. , Foreign Countries.... 651 . ...., 1. finances of the church, from the* . . . . I � �11 , I Town Topics. THE Nlaws-RECOAD sanctum, for the at meeting of L. 0. L. No. 163 was well at- .� 10 , . Treasurer and Warden, Dr. Freeborni Tfirpt time in its history, was ye:terday The rice of the jinachine is $M. A Po Cards for Candada .......... 812 tended and a very pleasant tirrie was 11 �� , I " ONTARIo STREET CHURCH LEAGUE. and thou in accordance with the canon, visited 'by Mr. J. J. Wright, th POpu- test wSi be made as soon as the Weath- .6 . Foreign Countries 04 spent. There was some debt on the o 'I, r'e -ge af,tend- were referred over for the Auditor�a its. I . Newspapers,books, etc., Ic. 4 , 025 I- , , , , , 11 �-��, -The was an unusually lai report and consideration of the ad- lar and affable proprietor of the Point er Perm Eer o7 ball which was paid off. The old � R . ��, , ance at the Epworth League in the .r 119 Ortinge otuse is st,ill prospering here. I 11 y Parcelp,p reelpost,6c. per4oz.. 23 1, " Ontario Street Church on Honda jt�)urned Vestry which will be held on, -Farm Summer Rei4ort. Thegentleman STAVELY ESTATE MONEY. Photos, deeds, etc., Ic. p OZ.... .. , y ... was on his return from a visit to Ham- Councillor Taylor asked whether an - -Mr-AlexanderRobertson is. goin 0 C� .. k, ,,, . h inst. The Rector ap- T, 'i , K last. It was the bi-monthly M(!nda 20t from Morchan *se, Ic. per oz ........... 29 -n this summer. I r. '� '1.11� evenm� , . . VRN�T - � � I ting. Miss Shoults P.omtJ'Mr. John Ransford as his - Ilton and dropped off here to see his correspondence had been received build a new bat 54� A ..... 1 missionary Mee f. �, , from Toronto, who spent some years in warden and the Vestry elected Mr. neics- the Ontario Government in regard to Total stamp revenue on above.. $124.01 Riley, of Londshorough, hils ttie con- .� 7 :� . . The fifth annual meeting of the Do- the Stavely estate money. The above is for ujail matter act"ally tract. -Mr. Win. Treble is going to 1. . . .� 1, connection with Methodist missions Stewart Plummer as theirs. Messrs.Ar minion Cattle Breeders' Association p,,t,d,lGoderich office. Matterpass- ' ,� I ". t and J. A. Fowler were appointed The Mayor and Clerk stated there build .new barn on the farniatCeadar " . . in Japan, was regent and gave a most Hart will convene in Shaftsbury Hal],Toron- Ing through or received from other 14." "I'll, � -, as none except what had been pub- Valley. Mr. Lux Hill bus the con- '�111. ", interesting ad,fress which wits illustrat- auditors for the year. Messm. l?t. w offices not counted. � ,.I 9,1 X �� . me things, which she Hovey, Geo. Emerson, Eldred Archi, to, on Api il 17th at one o'clock p. in., lished. . BASE'BALL.-Tbe following are the tract. -Mr. Jas. McBr;do is going to .� I I �. ed by many etiri( I vhen important addresses will 6e de- erect. it new brick house oil his farin at .1 �1� . l `� - ' had,brought from that far Away land. bald and J. A. Fowler were appointed N EXTENSION OF ISAAC STREET. officers 0 the base ball cl it b for 18W:- etl y � �r, , ,:,' . I . !e dressed up in sidesmen. At the congregational meet- livered by Hon. Thos Ballantyne, Hon. tension of Isaac street to the Wm. Pr6i�idfoot, hon. president; Dr. J. Carlow.-Fcdder I.,, pi searce I " ; I A, boy.. and girl wex . G. A. Kirkpatrick, Lieut. -Gov, of On- The ex ). _"', . around here; some of the cattle, will �... - ., . , ��, - j4pariAd costume to show how boys Ing follciwing the Vestry Messrs. John I I R. Shannon, hot). vice -pre have it bald titne to live it, out to .% , � ,yfleld Road was discussed in genera sident; W. 17 .1 . Ord and James $heppard were turio, and several prominent and not- Ba I . ,, -1 . and jlrN looked" they run around the Ramif the edfarmers. It will be the most im- terms and on motion of Coop- T. Welshi resident; Dr. Hunter, vice- �pring. Some of the fartners are wish- Al ., � Appointed representatives to . n ever er and Gilroy the following resollation esident;�V. J. Passmore,sec�rta,y; they had the feed they wasted 1 i � � . � stree�sl,U,Japanese towns. . . % �, - : - . or tant meeting of live stock me le Ing ,x 1.11 . . " � " Diocesan Synod. . was unanimously carried :- . K J. D. Cooke, treasurer. l I I , ' — !", A GOOD. SUGGESTION. -011 the Sug- teld in Canada. ncil Dickson was appointed official scorer, . , :' � I - — . � 11 '' , , "', � - Brief Town Topics. That irk the. opinion of this Cou . ", I I ___ ___ gestioni-of Dr. Freeborn St. Paul's Ves . I . . � . . . - . it is advisWe� up Isaac street- with power to appoint his subs. The . - _ . Hingham. I __.____ .. , Town Council, to open .., % , try on Monday evening discussed the Capt. Combe is in Toronto. to the Bijogfield Road, providing the following committees were struck:- SENT Up FoftTMAL.-Last week five , I . . I 1. ; . question of placing some blenches Mn Barnhardt was in Owen Sound Th6 Lieeting of the Couticill5: 16�,, Goderich and Stanley Corm or manageirient-Dr A. C. .1 � � gular monthly u I I ' arrests *ere made on the chage of . � - LLL .� underthe trees in St. Paul's -church r e Hunter, C. R. Shane, Jack Nairn; � th ,,, I _ oundsandthrowing them open to over Sunday. Clinton Town Council was held on townshijils -Would render some finan- Manslaughter in connection wit e , � . , :11P t,�'% . e public. so that the citizens of the Mr. J. B. Kennedy is on a few days ?Ionday evening, all the members be- cial assistance, as said road would be Grounds Oom.-D. M. Scott, Wm- death of J. G. Field. The prisoners, , '30 � � , rl".. ., ., wn might have.aplace for rest and re- visit from Detroit. . Ing present except Councillor Searle. of great a0antage to the residents of Watson, W. G. Black, S. Malcornson; Manset, Harrison, Phippen,flan in 11 ,.. �21 � Ing 'to 0, . the t chairman, Chas. Shepherd; Advertisi tak nd.gd' �� t 1q: � , ' Mr. John Raripford is in Sarnia on Com. -E. Doran, chAlruiani D. Munroe, . _y, were en . ... COAINU$ICATIONS wo townships. and %oritgomer I ,.iA , V " , 1� I a. -_ It was4hought that the in" louncillor rich aud again brought NA& to Wing- ,1 - �', ,��e " � , Ita and visitors would appreciate business this week. , -om the Township of Deputy�Ueove Cooper and C "I a I �11 were ,x*ceived, fz A. Roberts9ri, G. W. Black. The ques- _bW wlio�re the preliminaf It pi, "d , U �; I., �,T I Foy w )iTJ1tt;d-*_AepfttaitiOn to - M. Seager ii �� elupptouncils'of, both town- V y `17 " � , " - . , , this, as Xbo beautiful grounds surround- ' PostWb4er Porter has had the offimflIallett, askMg Clinton to repair the Gil ' � d W'ftp�wbe,rshi tickets was-ttrbw, WUS%eld before P. . , Xf ___� ..'."', '' ing the.r h afford t only recre cemetery -referred to Street, . interview C eY,�,Tuki it P h ," " 4 repapered and otherwise improved.' walk to . � tat I Was agreed 'that t e a., . P� " :�� . ships and i3issertain to whai extent � �, ! y.:A L Morrisom'tiltined Queew * - � .,:i. wn aud d I tion spot in �the midst the 1W � I r - �e, Capt. Itance, of Blyth, spent Easter Committee. - pri he its lAst year, na-mely'$1, And , iL was held its a crown wit- �,, 4". � A, place 'Front the Grand Trunk Railway .. . � der the shade, they would ne willing to aid in secur t t transTerable. ". wher un tha thd tickets be no ". , I I - friends. .1 ih ten witnesses were ex- I , I 1511 . ;h profit. among Clinton Ing and opening the roadway. . . I.. � �� '%� a quiet hour could be spent wit h. stating that the matter of the unsaf The appointirWrit of captain was left A � lk , I Next Monday D. Cantelon will - .1, . evidence going to show "'', � .I: "�� I ,approach on the Bayfled Road had Council then adjourned. over till a ruture meeting. County . .11:� . , ::,�, I DEATH AT THE Housp, oFREFUGE._ a carload of hogs to Oollingwood. been referred to the pro er official. that Field died froinexpostue. ,;, , � CIRCULAR CITY Brtmps.-Otirbtlt�h- CrownAttorri#y Lewis watchedthecase . ": " " Another death occurred at the House Councillor Searle was this week in From the Clinton Vublic School Loildesboro. ers had a very fine show of meats ft)r for the crown, while Mr. R. Vanstone ,� , , ;11. , of Refuge on Sunday morning. Hen- Woodstock. Board, placing the estimates for the B. Jeff rey and Easter Day. -There was service in St. defended tbe,prisoners and succeeded . I., . -, I ry Aldeidge, a native of England, aged -$825 for princi- LocALS.-Mrs. R. " 11,1� Z . ',�,ii", 59, died from pneumonia. He had Mr. J. W. Irwin was in the Queen cur,rent year at $3tI00 Miss E. Johnston are spending their George's church on Good Friday and in having Flannigan's name struck off '�t� , ......", pill, $2,400 fcr assistants, caretaker I �. I I oral city yesterday. $50, fuel $200, repairs Easter at Wingliam.-Mrs. H. J. Fair three on Easter Day including8 o'clock the list. After the counsel's address I., a,' I been an ininate of the Rome sev nspector Robb $235. secretary . *11 .. �1� I months. Being an old-time Orange- Principal Lough and 1 $150, printing $30, and incidentals $100, is visiting her sister at Stratford. -Rev. communion. -There was a song ser- the Magistrate mAde some remarks in I � . � are I W. E. Millson is visiting friends at vice in North street Methodist church committing the accused. He said that 111. ... "I � � � man and sa acquaintance of Mr. James n Toronto attending the Teachers' making a total of $4,090. TheGovern- 31 , 51 ,V. �, Our ter of Auburn, be lef t enough Mon- Association meeting. Camiachie.-Miss Mattie Brogdon is on Sunday evening. -Mrs. Walton re- the evidence did not connect very . � 1;1. If,"'' ment rants $450, County grant $150, 1 r 1, , - , � 11, , ey withtha,t gentleman and requested Rev. W. Stout conducted service in Ft --total visiting in Clinton. -Miss Agnew, of turned last week from ,a long visit to strongly the causto of death with the 'r'l , , We . fees $ 60, and cash on hand $130 ; , . � ��,T'.. brother and Toronto. -Mr. and Mr . F. J. Pridharn injuries received on the night of the -1, i_ 1, I him to see that his remains were prop- St. Paul's Church last Weemesday $890, taken from the $4,000, leaves the Belgrave, is visiting her .. , " , r%� , orly interred. Accordingly Mr. Carter evening. estimate of $3,100, which was aaopted sister here. -Mrs Pinkney, of Seaforth, were in London on Good Friday. -The assault, but there was the one Main fact, i � , ,I a 1, , �, I 3terday carried out ay morning and evening by the Council. was visiting her sister, Mrs. Goo. Snell, schools will re -open next Monday.- thatthe de th. was one front exposure. I ,J , , was wired and yet �, .i. ,I . t of deceased. The inter- a good attend- The usual monthly meeting of the The defence riniFlit, he said, be Able to . L9.1" thel services will be held in St. Joseph's DEPUTATIONS. last week. -There was � ,,t - Public School Board was held on Mon- . . 1,; ,.". place in Clinton cemetery, Church, Clinton. ance at the League on Mondav even- exrlain that Field had been exposed :� *4. men= ,se �,,� ,1. Rev. Mr. Parke officiating. Inreligion Mr Dunn addressed the Council on Ing ,the meeting was taken by Miss day evening. There were no matters Sit quently, or the Crown might not .4 I", � - Mr, Remington, formerly of the behaif of the Hamilbon Champion C.r;. of importance before the Board- be able to prove that it was the expo- J "; .... K - the deceased was an Epis(opalian. He Molsons Bank here, spent his Easter . ie Howson.-Tbet e will be a ser- I 11. , had no relatives in this country. road machinet which was last year vice of Welcome for the new members Quite a number of people visited the sure oil the night in question which If, -1 j� holidays In Clinton. tested here, stating that some it prove- in ibe Methodist Church next Sunday new bleak in the breakwater on the had been the actual cause. Where, .(,-, n if � "'. ANOTHER PIONEER GowE.-Those There will be a meeting of the Hor- ments had been made to the machine. evening. -Mr. R. Brigham, of Clinton, holidays. -Miss A. Campbell. of Sea- however, death had resulted eight days , ,,I " 'e, .. i 1111, .. who made Huron what she is and -e '2 , I", ticnitural Society in the Council Charn- CONSOLIDATED DEBT DEBENTURES. was in the village this week. -Mr. John forth, was at the family residence for aft,Lr such an incident and expostu ., - "I �,,. I succcessfully withstood All the hard her next Friday evening. $,,%114,w No. 6 wits passed to iss Garrett has bought the farm on the the holidays. -The post office was open was the Cause, there was fairly good r ., � ,,, 11 : and severe trials incidental to ue TN �, f, .�; Miss Louie White is visiting friends tures, payable in ravel road that Mr. Geo. Saunders hits front 0 to 10 and 3 to 4 on Good Friday. rootri for the presumption that it was ,. .. � ships ,ompanied by her neice, , geen living on. -T -ded itas . I .1 . pioneer life are one by one crossing per cent deben he friends of Mrs. S, -Some anglerh made big hauls of perch attributable tothis,and heregai al,4 ,,�� , �, , in Toronto, ac 1016, to meet, those acciuing on t- _ of last week. -Mr. Jas. Doyle and dangh- sufficient to commit on. He made I "W',; , , over to their eternal rest. The latest c Woodman will be pleased to learn �0 i�j,, t - of the earl,y settlers of Goderich Town- Miss Harriet White, of Philadelphia. of July of the presnt year. "'.." ��'*!t,k!",j� , . her being able to be out Again. ters left last week for Wyandotte some. very strong remarks about the I ` I .'111 ;�, s . STREET REPORT. where the gent!etman's daughter An- absolu I ,"" , � bep to join the silent majority is Mr. Barrister H. J. D, Cook, of Godericb, M , , `14� , H n te necessity of stamping out any . 1. t 1�511K' " g , . 1,,'�, aged 77 years. On Tues- was in town Good Friday and also yin . ,rl... -Mrs. Win. its � �� .1.1 01 I ry llooic, Councillor Plummer said that owing nie is I ' �� ill. atteniptatutobvioletice. Thelaww. �". � '..".1 , t: day of last week he was suddenly pdid a few days visit to Blyth friends. Holmesville. Lane and son are visiting in Toronto. . . , I q,,'. .� . I "�,..�, taken ill withpains in the stomach and Mr. D. Weismiller was in town on to the state of the weather there wits strong enough and sufficiently well ", ". indsity, of �Vll $��, no report, of proposed work, but that EASTER VISITORS.—Mrs L -The old International salt block has administered to deal with all cases of 11 P", '1,i��,��`;, bowels. Medical Assistance was sum- IPA i , �,,i,o 1. Monday and is in excellent f1gliting - as , I ��.' d'�, �. , be what had to be done would be attended Godericb, was the guest of her daugh disappeared, the building having been crime. Mob violence in c es where r� i i I "'.. I nioned, but there wits no hope. T trim. tA), Tile had been secured. ter, Mrs. W. Elford. -Misses McCray lilled down and sold for flrewood.- the man who was the victim was guilt . 'Rlffl' .,. , �i�;, ' ;"�' ' - ed and he '1'�i ''4 ,# L"': � inflammation rapidly extend - .... � . "I" "', il., . Miss Walper, of the Walper House, )PRRTY AND ELECTRIC LIGHT and Hamilton and Mr. Ed. Jervis Mre will shortly ariseon tbeoldl,nter of the offence was even worse, AM ��I,u� 5�, - passed to big reward Wednesday af ter- PR( . spent Good Friday at Mrs. Holds- national ground it large furniture fac- established a worse precedent than il ., 'k �. Berlin,lis the guest of her brother Mr. �,�,, I 1, "'O ,� �;� I ., Q� "', noon about four o'clock. He wits con- The Committee reported the pur- , , , I ;1�1. , 1. and Mrs. Walper of the Mason House. worth's. -Mr. J. W. McRoberts, of St. tory.-The two children of Mr. and where the man was innocent. Where . ..... i 111.1, , I �, Belong to the last. The deceased was the teachers in chase of 15 cords wood for town hall Mary's C. I., is visiting friendi; at the, Mrs. Jas. Price who were down with innocence existed public oginion would I 'L_ , , y, Ireland, and came Miss Sboults, one of 11 V 1, , , born in Tipperat and 10 cords for charity, at a total cost brick. lie is accompanied by his sister, diphtheria, have entirely recovered.- censure the per petrators utincaseof . 11, . 1. �', he Toronto public schools, is spending I ,, )", , , to Canada with his parents 69 years t of $67.M. And recommended that$25 be Miss Bertio.-Rev. J. W. Andrews, Dr. Hunter has recovered from his at- guilt public opinion would condone or 3 �,Ri 16 L, I Ago the first of Ma be family con- the Easter holidays at the Ontario St. grantAA for suit of clothes for Chief of He and children, of Courtri ht,�re tack of dipbtheria.-MissCbarles,B.A., approve, and thus an example would 4 !i "I, - y bi ee daughters parsonage. . wl - 11 '', stated of six sons ttiidl Police Wheat] ey-adopt ed. ?.ey. G. 1k. n- A ,,e! ,,, ', visiting his brother, I is visiting in Toronto. -Mr. Harry be set which would be followed else !, V,, .�,,,v�,� I-, and father and mother. The new- Rev. W. J. Ford reached in Wing- FINANCE. drews.-Mr. E. G. Clourtice and family Clilc,u was in the circular town last where. Thus,if it were notatamped out 1, (i�, � " ' 1W - comers first settled at Streetsville, hnm on Sunday. Its work was taken I i ,ill, ,� report of the Finance Committee s eut a few dAV8 tit his father's.-Mhtg week. --Mail Clerk McVicar attended anarchy would soon prevail. He made . 1)1 ;, 1, 1. �'. Ont., then better known as Toronto) here by Mr. Newcombe and Mr. Gallo- The I J - . ,,�;�;�, adopted its follows :- Street Xyd, of Mite'liell, spent Easter tit the the meeting of Canadian Cyclists in some scathing remarks about the men ,,It,�,�., Township. About the year 184-3, over way. was 'X f� �,�� , "; inge.-Bertie and Ray Birks, of Toronto last week. -There was alar who incited the persons to the act, and 1,,e4q�p�' -3. Becker $2.50, C. Carter $1.15. arsor Fe- , ��Ai�t , half a centa ago, the deceased came Dr. Shaw was in Toronto this week . J. Spooner, �eeswater, are visiting their grand- ly at,tendpd meeting of the Goderich held them up to t.he censure of the com- " J� . �! N� * to Huron an7settled on the propel t deg Charity account -estate father, Mr. H. Elford. -F. Stanley 13ase Ball Club Ili the Temperance hall munity. He expressed sym athy with Q , iz ",", , attending the conferring of ,r es - Wheatly, meals for tramps, I wf�,,Ri on the Oth concession of GoderiX Tr ne rent,$2; J t , Ti ?�%,*,,,, and the annual dinner of 'ty $2.10; J. Beattie, team to Miss White's spent Friday tinder the parental roof. on Thursday evo-ning.-Mr. Jas. Scott,. the iRoners, because they ad not in- ; . , I � .I �14�,Ii' - �, f township where he breathcd his last. Medical College. t,.Y,rd to cornmit great harm, and " 1, " �:4&" f tin eral, $ 1; groceries, $2.58; L. Man ning, _J. R. Holmes spent Easter in Detroit barTister, of Clinton, was ill the circu- 'i, ��4,,Zt I The fl.-st chopping was done on he Auctioneer Carling's sale, which WAS glittiing,lwood, 40c.; 10 cords wood,$27. with his brother, Dr. T. G. Holmes. -- lar town on Saturday. --fee can be. would not have done so but for the 1��, �4:."',.�., . , 'I it Id, I �,ty' ,�,�[, 1�- � , roperty by the three brothers, D announced to t,nke place on the Market, re In water -Davis & Rowland, T. Ford spent a few days in Wood- seen out on the lake for eight or tell e (if whiskeV. They ninst be V ' 'nc . f,i,j�, , darn ' however, by'their acts and not _� , V, � , , � -y, the former be ng p -V�, - , and Hbnt ,�� ed'g d,' A I "I. Square last Saturday, was postponed '30c.; W. Wheatly hauling engine to stock. rniles.--The spring freshet made an- I . , , . .. I , , I . " ", %'� , h,' until next Saturday. Fair's pond to fill t;lnk after the fire tit CHURCH -Rev. J. W. Andrews other big break in the breakwater_ y ' , 11 the only male survivor of the film ly th .ir intentions. His sympathy, N �!', .�, . now in business in Clinton. In . I ,ill, - . �arly days the deceased performed The Lenten offerings of St. Paul'R S. Jttmes Miller's, $2. PrinLint.-THE preached a Very appropriate sermon Mr. E. L. Dickenson, barrister, of too, was wi',h the wives and, families or % � _ , p I I , 4 1. S. se.bolars, which goes to the Indian NEWS -RECORD, $3. Pro ert rooms Jer.3,4. In Wingharn, spent Sunday in the county the prisoners, who would be the worst I I ;� ��' . ' on Sunday morning trom town. -.9hooting, skating, curling And - �.. considerable wo k on the ne%v gravel ,,-�.'* roads and also teamed goods for mer- missions, amounted to over $12. This and pitcher for hid], 05c.; R. Baker, 15 the evening there was a very beautiful sufferers. He concluded by comniit ��',",, -"� r agular S. S. offerT*Fs. cords wood, $4,050; T. Pennington, which re f1shing were all patronized on Good t, the prisoners tor trial. Bail wams ,,� , I . chants from Hamilton. He owned was outside the ri 13009 service, fleets great Ing ��f,� �' " - nson, book case Ir. . -The ice wits in good condition a �,� The north window of Allen & w il wood, .$3.35;J. C. Steve credit On the choi -Ppworth Lea lie Friday pplied for And refused. , �,11) , . and worked one of the first threshing for Clerk's office, $7.Ml; W. Cooper & met Monday night. - The subject lor for curling and skating on Saturday. - GUILTY OF MVRDI@R. ?, _!, � machines in the township. When he son's drug store is attracting maliv � , I',, ��', -IV� neigh- admirers, especially when the electric ,Co,, stationery, 75c.; Electric Light Co., the evening was a debate. on "Resolved, The howler -i of Goderich are trvin% to ", �;, first settled in uhe township his n- eat an organize a strong club. -Yearling er- The inquest into the cause of the ��,,�J', , borawereThos. 0. Cooperand Henry I igh t is on. utting in four 32 -candle power inc that the use of tobacco is as gr I . harbor in millions.- death of the late J. G. Field, the 1 %i�,,t,'ie� �:' Steep how of town, the late Charles Miller, the blacksmith, in building a Neusent itts, $6 : car load tile evil as the use of liquor." ring are in our Wingbarn butcher who was 'taken � , "X,;, e - Davis FUNERAL. -The remains of the late Int Farm from his house at midnight, b a Mob. ': " , imbstantial delivery and dray wag metry account Mr. J. J. Wright of the Po . `,�O,�', Middleton and his late brother Adam. 11 Recieptg-Market was in Hamilton for Easter. -Town I : �4,,X, The late Mr. Cook was twice married, for D. Cook, in which business the at- & Rowland $1,05. nt Henry Cook were interred in the at. without clothinq, having is feet, I "Miq,", � first to Miss Eliza Cole in 1846, who ter* will engage. scales, $11.30; stock scales, $8.25; re Holmesville cemetery on Friday. Clerk Mitchell will soon be able to frozen and suffering severe exposure, L I 11 I I., �, " tend to his official duties. �, .1 na and At the special meetinF the Town of hall, $15.50; work in cemetry, $4.85; ,�,4_ died About 1854, leaving two so -Mr. E. Acheron intends WAS continued At the Police Court . 'I.". J� Council resolvetl to set aside a portion sale of cemetery lot, $0 ; refund on NOTES. , .,� One daughter,111. W. of town being the Priday, the room London, last Monday evening. ,kl, W to obarity. $3. I having an Auction sale on I I 10th, of stock and farm Implements - I 11,�11 I only survivor. About 28 years since of the Market Square on hich . Mr. Bolt� of the ED91,ish shipping The evidence was practically the same I I ,� �ill I . be married Mist; Pet -due, who along erect the proposed library building. TRIZASURRR'S REPORT. We understand that Mr, J. Miller firm of Lamport and Holt is dead. as that taken at Winglialn, but th� 3, , �11' ghters I THE NEW14-RBCOIIDI prints wedding YK ",, : with five sons and three daui Treasurer Robson's statemont for bap bought a team of working horses It hais been definitely arranged that verdict wits murder. After the evid ,,�� -e,,,� stationery equal to colper plate at M 1�-11. � . ,Itl,:�' survive. All are married except two arch showed amount, on hand to be from Mr. J. W. Ifill, as he intends the marriage of the Princess Maud of ence had been all heard the Jury, aftei 1"',% �,�it,� sons and one daughter at home. very reasonable rates. new stock of $4,341 60 And payments of $2,636.86, farming this year.--MIsR H. Ivison, of Wales to Prince Charles of Denmark deliberating fifteen minutes, returned �',' ,i,."� J,�` , . unday. , I ,,, � ,1 �.,� � David and three siaters are the only the latest designs Just In. , Ki en was Ili t will take place In the Chapel Royal, ,.� i �, ,'��,,�, , April will long be remembered as leaving halance on hand of $1,704.74. .he village on 8 the following verdict: -"We, the jur-y �, "�,��,,�!, survivors of the pioneer family. The stormy, windl and frosty during the WHO SHOULD BE PAID? 31as Lilly Gliddon, of Leeburn, has St. James palace, on the 7th of July. empanciled to investigate the cause ot :� �.-� � 1.'�� , , - 0. Field, do �, ,�,,�' deceased was for very many years a be villaqe.-Thoso wish- thA death of the late J ,,� member of the Methodist body and an first week. quarter of a century There was a knotty question In con- returned to t . ; "", b. The hence April, IM, will be ireferred to as necLion with the recent Ilre which the Ing to secure hoLmes in this beautiful The engine and five cars of the To- find that his death was the result of � ��if.,�!" , ,,� Active worker Jn the chure I stimmer resort shmild do so at once, as ront.o express were ditched on Satur- the exposure to the cold by the trent- ,�'�'I Ftidav to a RaMple of the winters of olden times. finance committee wct e unable to solve. ses which day morning near Perth and eight ment he received at Lhe hands of Geo. . � � 11 13tout Mr, French, son of the manager of Mesqrs. Davis & McCool and James , I funeral took place on there are several vacant liou ,�;,tv�:�,* . Holmegville, Revs. Oaten and I lie occupied before long. Passengers Injnred- Train -wreckers PhT , �,,,, I officiating. The rLIDI bearers were the House of Refuge and foreman of Beatty, liverymen, each claimed $4 no doubt, wil nn, Robert Harrison, James Not, ;�,4��, . . t, First come, first aerved. were responsible, as investigation ter (1, Albert. Martin, Thomas Mont- 11 �,��-, . Messrs. D. Cook . Cantelon, B. the Mitchell Reccirdeebffice, spent his bontis for having their teamant lie _� . showed that bolts Find fish-plat,eq had gnmery, And otheis, and we consider . , '' 'it 4 V,aster holid a with his parents here. engine. Through accident, one of ��', � I Swit7Ar, A. Cook, Geo. A. Cooper and It been removed -tnd one of the ralls theni gi ty of iniirder." ,.!r�,, he dead THE NEws_aftonD was pleased to Davis & McCool's team broke Away on The black plague has broken out in . 41 I . 4ohn Middleton. Peace to,t . ,'��"_, have a call from the young gentleman. the way to the engine, while the one . Yokohama. broken at the end. 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