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�3 TRQ�V �COU1�T' Y` O TT WEDNESDAY. MAY �0, -1896 WHOLE NO. X14 1;til
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if `$,. 1.�t gn, Harold Whitt, of Thoronto, a former O, B. ]itarelarldr Of Exeter, who hae B all BALL. -The Goderich Base ,,-r,,--, y
returned from a tri to 1119 home in (,
,, , resident of Clinton, as been promoted p Bal team has been at practice each1. ,tr
,i ,tyw < R ... lfl +1r!'rwr•(•w rS00000 to Color Sergeant of the Queen's Own England lett Tuesday evening for To- i „h , � ,
,Y "jp er' Ala, Lemon Sour, $irrsL romp w ere hp has been _promoted to ` I evening the past three weeke,preparing ,
We are pleased to learn of him promo- for a gt).pd gains in 011ntoa on the 26th.
a position in the Molsons Bank. t`� a.
,`, ;`,,e �, - ,Beef', soda, cream end plain. tion. The Ulacksmith shop at Sttaffa, occo-
I,ta�1 ti Messrs. T. W. Scott and son, apd J. l j Tan FURNITURE FAOTOliX.-The Ortel, Ont., Sept. ro, IsB,. r,
f ►'" Bell, of Slyth, drove over to Ulinton pled by Hugh Cameron, was destroy- `q main building of the Kensington Co. prof, Chamberlain: - a
"rs $- , yesterdayy on business and were Wel- ed Uy tire. There was no insurance. ��1' i9 nearly completed. DaAx Bra I am pleased with the epefGL y }�',Y
� y� r `�� came callers at Tan NEws-Rxco" The Are was the work of an incen- t_ 1 foes Ian read
lion you when I was w Toronto, � ; , 1�:
ti[' � al MM a e%"�rriieAl diary. The shop had been built last �. Edo IANan OF PtrtPlTe.-Rev, Jas. for I can read all hours of the night without tar Q� I`> '
,� i office. sumrnar. A. Anderson, B. A.. of Knox church, ing my eyes, and they are so moth cheaper �;'�
i" Appolineiri9,Cry9telRoplcandCon- Messrs, Dustgw, Dodd and A. P. and lieu. Joseph Edge forth street thanIfangotin Woodstock, and when nor �.t
jz4``1.N a` ';°F' . 111ethgdia.G church, exchanged pulpits its in need of another pair, I will o to you for q 1,
�P' xeea'Ql►aier, also Montaerra% Lime Sheppand of the Nile, were in Clinton An exchange says: "The church of R P p them. Yours truly, •r `'
last Wednesday and purchased one of England minsters at Bayfield, f3ensa1l last f3unday evening. IIa�Yrow, g a = F,
f;s '; ;. 'ru%t Juice inaport;ed direol from the famous Doherty organa for Lila and Exeter, here resigned their pari- PROF CH�11LB �LL��J, u 4
4 t' F (,II.,{lneeton planlfatione In the Methodist church there. shet,, Two of them have received ap- One day lately n hawk swooped i s4"
pointmenta in rho United Staten and down upon tL cage, hangin under a •
1,jgl} of Monwmerra6. Mr. Matas, of Pin ham (formerly the is taking a conics at college, tree in tahich wag a cherished canary Eye Specialist, if
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tt,('vv been on a trip r belonging to Mrs. W. Saults, Bruce St., Of 87 King St. E., Toronto, Ont., wil �"`
„,i�� k (44uton Liquor Store. of GQderic h� who had b CLIITTON S BI( DAY. who saw the affair but too late to save be at J. H. Combo's Drug Store, Clin- ..... ,,' I
to the Pacific Upast, called on TsE Mr. W. Hewitt and family, of Mc-
NEwa-RECOt;D last week. He will re• Rillop, just east of L adhuryy, left last the little singer, the hawk having kill- ton, Ont., soon. Watch for date. ,xx��?
�� Ien�aedy• move with his Ennio to Toronto, week for Algoma, were Mr. Hewitt
�?+{ y has taken u land. He has ranted his l[ow the Queen's BirthduY will be ad It. head my 60 pogo book on the eye 1,
I.�, ' We regret that the New Bra fairs to p Observed here on the 1l
a McKillop farm to Mr. Constable, who SUDDEN DEAT$.-On Tuesday of All free hp wilting for it. ,
> back up or substantiate in an way P 25th of May y y
, rrr ,. y y liven about a mile west of Leadbury. last week Mrs. Peter W !ia died vtr �,�,�
M g its advocacy of the American road suddenly after an illness of less than
,ipf, • •„ an * '� 96 Pnl)lIC U inion is over- Ounductor9 On" th0 Gland Trunk AN E3iCELLICNTPROCiRAMMEAiLRAN(#ED � +
7' .. '! 6 M AY 18 machine• A twb hours duration. The news of her wiarton.-The schooner Mary s.
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`, whelmin lyugainetour totem. When have been notified t0 enter accurately AND A GOOD DAY'$ SPORT decease was received by her husband, (lordon Arrived in port the net week 4,i
g in train 'Journals the number of
04.,V fin; gip• �, Wq, Th. Fr, -Sat eorraled the reply is a blank. throegh and local as9an ars carried, AesIIRED. the captain of the fishing tog Siabald, with it cargo so shingles d posts for :1
, � = Z Mr. A. W. Hartt, the popular teller also the number ca tied in each ales on his return to port, some tune after Mr. Wm. Butson. -The nodding of the W"
{- ,u,,, - in the Molsone bunk here, has decfdad pp There is now every assur- it had occurred and the shock was so grounds of the curling and skating ."
r „; to acceptares responsible ositicrn in a St, ing and parlor car. The cu r.ular,which once that there will he a mag- severe that he was hardly able to reach association has milds the cornpany'a
g%,". was sent out by General Superinten- nificient da 's a ort IN Olin- ; J "�°
I 1,'y,` , ¢ 5 6 7 8 9 Louis railwap head office and will dent McGuigan states : "Important P his home. The cause of death is sup rink the prettiest in Canada.- edge ,,�
�� ,., Zp 'II Z'j, 'I$ Iq ZS 16 shortly remove there. His place here statistics are based upon this informs- ton on the 25th of May, inst. posed to be disease of the heart. Masson will reside in the villa on the art
IS Y9 Z 2z �Z �3- will be filled by, Mr. Karn of Wood- Never before in our history AFAR AWAY DEATII,-Nowa was hank built by the lata Jno. Kirk- ��
stock, who is now here. tion," has such interest been mam-
v Capt. H. Torr Rance and Mr. wm. fasted in providing a mast at received last week of the death qP Mr. Patrick. -Many of our pedag�goes will 4i
. l . , : 2$ zd 2'� Z$ �g $o Should Clinton have a grand atatnd Drummond s eat last Friday fishing tractive programme for the
Harry Bell in Brandon, Man. Death attend the teachers convention to be"'f'
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K s ,yy on Recreation Park? Za g any mem- p resulted from blood poisoning, the de- held in Exeter on Friday. -R. S. '" :
,"M F`; •,' w7= tier of the'1'own Council move to have for speckled beauties. They brought amusement of the thousands of visit " ceased having had one of his feet froz- Dickson Arid A. T. S. Reid, of Godo- %�
A home no fish that their friends could ors that will for the da swell the
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one erected? Some one should. y en some time and it was while in the rich, are among those on the list ^w
.,� see, but still the genial captain has the town's papulation. Our town and hospital waiting for the amputation of having pissed with honors at the
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c'r � Town Topics .Y�:,L comodation should be provided for all audacity to say that in one of the country n lghbors will be welcome, a his injured foot than death came. The Pharmacy exaininatious, Toronto.
v ' ` who visit it. At present it is like streams they visited the fish could be thousand times welcome. For some late Mr, Bell was formerly it it
� •, SLSCTRIC LIGHT. --The Ontario inviting a friend to teit and requesting caught by the patent pailful, and that years the town has been lagging in resident of the circular town and his t`
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strbet church will, it is expectad, be the guest to provide the necessaries, that were so thick there wasn't a the way of entertaining our country remains reached Goderich on Saturday tines.
'` ' lighted with the electric light next drop of water in the pail. -Blyth neighbors and the residents of adjacent for interment in the Maitland Carne- �'
sl?al, t ; Supday evening. 'The work of putt 13 Ensign Scobel, accompanied by Capt. Standard. towns, but 1898 will demonstrate what Respectfully inscribed to If . C. Belabor, ICsq., a,,
S^ , v, ` ' S .,Sunday
a nt ie beta ra dl cum leted. Young and Capt. Rows, will visit ter lotuoor of Knox church choir, and Mrs. Belcher, 11
s y p Clinton on Saturday and Sunday, May Peter Miller died at his home in alive citizens committee is capable g GrAPrURhD.-Word was received by on the death of their infant daughter:
11 1 t�, , , Tb4• rbasement will probably be ready 23rd and 21th, on behalf of the social Wingham on Wednesday evening, doing. The main committee, aloe R S. Chilton, American Consul on the MARION JEAN.
,l) for the Wednesday evening service. work. Saturday night he exhibits May 13th, at the early age of 27 ears. with a host of sub- who 7th that a sail boat had been stolen La Lumiaro Dc Dion ost) torus,
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. " A LONGI BIDE. -A9 mentioned, last over 76 lantern views. On Sunday He came to Wingham from Lucknow are all willing workers, have arranged prom Sand Beach the day before, the After tho florae wed storms of winter had
e Weltsof Stratford attempted avening he speaks on what he saw of about years ago• He
uiee years work- people twee y five ales dby the istant e wortagIt is 8th, and asking that it be seized.if it Ihytlptrlo Jean 'Heath apting grasses lies,
a week on ter h trade, and for y were in this vicinity. Mr. Chilton But hot tittle spirit, batt,es in Lcternal Light
as ,'. + ,tP ride a bicycle from there to Go ie- the Ridgetoa n explosion. ed in partnership with Geo• Saddler. natural then to look for the presence saw Capt. Bubb on the 11th, and , on Which on earth shone from hot pale blue oyes. �}
, `' rich and return twice between 4 n. m Some eighteen members of the His mother arrived hete from Fargo, of all classes of people who live nearer the same evening the captain discOv One more link riveted in the hcavanly chain, Y
• t" , and 8.15 p. m., but owing to several Clinton Bicycle (lob hada run to Dak., ten days ago. About two years Clinton. The programme already cit- ed a boat Answering to the descri tion
". _ • mishaps did not succeed. Another Brucefield last Friday evening, No y g P one more beacon on the oroK shorn
V iy g' ago Mr. Miller had it severe attack of roosted gives :- two or three miles north. Charter'- To keep bright the armor of rhos. who lova ,
� attempt was made last Friday, and he mishap occurred and all enjoyed them- grip which resulted in lung trouble, A choice of three gold watches ing Sea ging he want to, boat, and her,11
' i�' covered tills apace, some 180 miles, and selves. The only deplorable feature and since last fall he has been unable free. ado, -had her safe. The sail boat was Ready to meet hot when lira is o'er. �-1
) •' ha .thirty-five minutes to spare. On was the absence of a number of lady 1:Lh, 18 6. tiKIMINOa,
th@bast tri tom Clinton to C#oderich , to do any work, � Royal Salutes in themorn[ng. mowed to Goderich and a man set to Goderich, Ont., May 17th, i�.ts. �;
riders who were expected to set the Band Concerts , morning and R:
tied]returnl from
m C Manville was en- pace. Swindlers are working in this vicioi- watch. her. From labels on papers
ty and farmers and others should he evoning. found in the sail boat it was discover Goderich , gaged on -behalf of 'Wells to pace hill', David, son of Mr. Wm"Cantelon, was Bicycle Parade, over 200 wheels a'`
iF,.' isul, has sipGe under oath thrown some on the look out for them. They are and a number of prizes. ea that the man had been visiting a Goderich Township.
i conveyed from Mount Forest to hfe desirous of purchasing forma and by house -near Leehurn. Enquiry at the London and Cioderlch Basharp, teams meet �'� ,:
dit9eraditron. the --fairness of .the race. honie here last Wednesday. We are Bicycle Raaces for prizes Islow
' c;' He. swearA;that Mr. Wells, who was pleased to learn that the jourpey hna representing themselves as relatives of and obstacle.) house slit lied the fact that the sailor It `Uv1Bi1 hen on May 5th. A sharp, snappy game k�
1..; B p not had a serfqus effect, yeskerday prominent business men of the locality �r
_-,, w,' tin n ea , rade a portion of the p' Contest in the morning, free, between the had been picnicing among the farmers Messrs. Wen. Beacom and Sam. } II4
Ott,, 11, rein a Garidem alpng with another work on the confidence of the people Seaforth and Cllnton Gun Clubs, for a silver and stringing off stories about ,ifs vo
a�•the was improving. Along with the and by the aid of accomplices after- sup. ages all over the Great Lakes of Amer- Irwin are visiting friends in London ,; ;
rl•, but is unable to explain just how young man's man friends we sin• township.
rt'. it• ' `butt Wells rode into Clinton with Gately hope for hfm speedy recovery. wards introduce a little scheme con- Parade of Baseball and Locrosse Clubs. ice. Dan Mcivor was on his trail on t1,t
�. "y Itt i1HG oil his head. ' It is just possible coded to relieve the farmer of his Bowling on the Greet, contests, Tuesdtay. ACCIDENT. -A young man named
7� ;. that he is mistaken, because The Mayor says he expressed Aries surplus cash. A St. Mary's man was Two Baseball Matches -London pa. Goderich, M�pNrO,- OnTnesday evening Malt -peen, who was working for Mr. -'.
yx? s. geoerdl residents of Clinton at oppinion at a meeting of the Town on the eve of hem nipped of $2,000 Goderich vs. Clinton. land lodge No. 33, A. F. and A. 111., wan wise, the other day had one of his feat -,.f
r ,,-,. the other day when it suddenly dawned Lacrosse Match between two strong tonne. well filled to meet the D. D. G. M., J. A. badly crushed by being caught in IL d, ,.
� $ret Zhought Wells was fn the tandem Council as to the best road machine,11
`. when that machine arrived The and over his own signature in his own .upon him that he was being duped. Athletic sports, to include toot tacos for McFadden, of Stratford. In addition horse ower. rr
charge wag also made by Shaver, who paper Barye in effect that the ma orit men, boys and gods, nog races, &o. P
F y From the Daily Columbian, °f New Tug-of-war between Goderich township and to the members of the local lodge,
"Ill• ngtide the bat, that Wells was tgwed of the Gouncillora are fools. Would Westminster, B. O., May 4th, we take Hunott. there were visiting brethren and a con NOTE6.-Mr. Blair, teacher on Bay-
'';,"�, y pp pP Y, tile. following, which refers to a former
�' > ; tilting a portion of the road b means the same n lication a 1 when promenade Concert in the evening, to consist tangent from Morning Star lodge, Car- fieler line, and Mr. Wm. Elliott, �
''k�9 ,,, o p nn;p wit -e• the latter and his party mayor Holmes gave the casting vote resident of Brussels, then Miss Annie of solos, duets, quartettes, choruses, minstrel los,. Considerable business wits trans- teacher on the 4th, made a trip to Kin-,
t; `all on
refuted all these statements under for the position of town treasurer? Calbick :-"As will be seen by anounce- Rha tags.' andeo cakewalk, exottin presentati onbtgotd ectad, int uding the election of threw cardiae and vicinity un their bicycles j
w adf$avit and the money was paid over. We pause for an answer. nient elsewhere, the young wife of ,v6tch &u new members. The officers of Mail- On Saturday last and report a good i
. i '', " Wells writs TSR NEwa-RECORD ex- On Friday evening next, May 22nd, Wm. Rogers, of this city, has succumb- A grand exhibition at the Huron Street Art land initiated a candidate and the time.
,1' ' oneratin Alex. Scrimgeour from all lit eight o'clock the ladies Mission ed to an illness, from- consumption, of Gaolery during the whole day. staff of Morning Star passed a fellow om good old G A full representation a
F;;i * Eilaule, the only collision being with Circle of the Baptist Church will ave several months sad passed away today. craft a singe onward. At the conclu Erato Rood old Goderich Township wilt
Fred, Dunbar and that was accidental. R The whole proceedings will conclude cion the brethren adjourned to the su
'tr';,, nn open meeting. The chief feature of General sympathy w111 be extended fA, with a $100 din la of Fireworks on the 1 P- likely go to Smith's Hill on Friday to
kV,,'r �,,. Scrim sour was actin in the interests g , Market Square the best witnessed in per room where an excellent repast
j $ g the evenin will he an address from Mr. Rogers in his bereavement, which p select n Conservative standard bearer. >'s
I`, of Shaver and Wells soya he had a Miss Pelton, of Wingham, a prominent is rendered particularly sad by the.fac was provided, sad at it conclusion a Present and old-time Conservatives ° '`i
�� town since 1890. g programme roi ht est as well support a Grit as a t
tigZit to refuse his wheel. It is esti- missionary worker. $pedal music, that n comparatively short time has cod ro ramme wag presented by the �g{
' '"' readings, etc., will also be rendered. ellipsed since he was married to hfe lata Such an attractive and chairman, W. M.. Alex. S. Chr sial. McCarttyite, because McCarthy is
�matted $1,000 changed hands, the
' � `"•' R d At close a collection will be Gikan in wife, who, by her death. also leaves a worthy programme, with nth- Until the hour of separation—shortly opposed t° the fiscal policy of the Con-
l stakes bean $125 a si e, and that each
n +a` of Wells'feet made 628,000 revolutions. fun infant motherless. er inGereatin features being after tnidnfght-song and sentinien' sec votive party• Even Clarke Wallace
aid of missions. young p is opposed t° DlcO irtby and sitys he is f.
t,' The time made was: -First trip -left An accident occurred to Mrs. (Dr.) added, merit revailed, and the tenor of the speech- .'
�+�•_ Stratford 4 n. m. arrived$eaforth 5.39; Bethune, of Seaforth, on the morning once and approval of a very es and theft reception by those present n supporter of Sir Charles Tupper on
rived Goderich 7.03; left Goderich County Currency. lar a gathering. The Coro- clearly proved that Masonry is a living the trade question. j
11 7;08; left Clinton 8.06; left Seaforth of Saturday last which for a time R R g
',"� "; • Mrs. H. Dennie, of Brussels, Pell otf caused her friends much anxiety. Mrs. mittee have wisely decided to institution in Goderich. py i�DDtNO•-On Wednesday the
i 8.50• left Mitchell 9.35; arrived Strat- a step ladder one da last week And make the entrance to all events horue of Mr. Roht. Acheson, 14th con.,
`t;:'`•' : or 10.28. Second tri left Stratford p y Bethune had gone to the cistern, which THE N>Iw ST. PETER'S. -Between
d P— has airce been confined to her bed. is an open one, to procure water when and morning sports FREE, while the two and three thousand popple were was the scene of a pretty event, when
•', . 111.68; arrived Mitcbell 12.08 p. m.; P resent on Sunday At the placing of
%y arrived Seaforth 1.20; leftl3eafortb 1.35; On Sunday week a young man from the barking of a number of dogs close afternoon adrnfsaion has been laced at p his youngest dao titer Emma was
;,�,,;" Lucknow who was spending the day by attr}Lcted her nttantion ancforget- the low num of FIFTEEN CENTS, a price the cornerp atone of the New St. united in gmarriageg to Mr. Wm. J.
a arrived Clinton 2.20; left Clinton 2.25; in Tiverton rang the town bel! 3 times tingforthe mornentherclose proximity that goes to show there will be no loss eater's, the gathering being composed Nesbitt of the 18th con. Rev. Mr. An-
, , s` arrived Goderich 3.80; left Goderr for which he was fined $7.50. to the cistren, shestepped into it. In to people who come t° Clinton. of towns eopla and visitors from God a"
•4:1,, •; on his return itch at 3.35; arrived Clin- }t drewa, of HolmesvilVol officiated. The '
1 ft Seaforth 8.00; left Dublin There was the sum of $225 raised in her endeavors to save herself from Readers of THE NEwa-RE- erich, Ashfield, the Wawanoahes, Col- ha event was solemnized in the
r, " ton 6,06 , a o,n down she sustained injuries to Clinton, Seaforth and other resents of immediate friends at High
8,26; left Mitcbe118.60; left Sehringville Winghnin to defray the expenses of the R coicn, we trust, will make a borne,
7,26; leftved eb Albion hotel Stratford er hack and knee from the effects oP, placca. His Lordship Bland addO'Coonor P t `.
°,.n stales eel for those arrested iu the Field's which she may be laid a for some °O °f the above facts and come laid the corner stone, and addressed noun, after which congratulations were rr,
P to Clinton on the 25th of May. extended and A sumptuous repast was iti'
7;3£3, time, The Queen's Birthda comeshut the assemblage. Father Brady, of To partaken of. They left on the 2.30 i j
The Synod of Huron has heen called pn Tueadn last Mr. William y ionto reached the sermon and Mra. P
I ;;.� — y once it ear. Every effr�rt has P train for Toronto, Niagara and other ,•,
s, , g►S t•o meet for business on the Kith of y Nall, °f Clinton,snug a nolo before
.."•8r ltrief Town Topics. Scott and family �f McKillop and is being made to give our Dints of interest to spend the bona o�
k" . there should be a recd stand in •Tune -nomination day of Dominion drove into Seaforth, leaving no person town and country friends the the addresses. Most of the audience moon, and returned last Monday. Myr. r''
,r".,, ., g elections. at home. On their return the found
Recreation Park. Y greatest possible value for the least stood throughout, the praceedinga' and Mrs. Nesbitt have taken up their as,
1 ASunday-school convention for the that some person had broken rn One of ,Oaeihle money, and we will he mis- which lasted ons hour and thirty inion ad residence on the ,8th. Their many r:
it <'• Qotne yourself and bring your friends County of Huron will be held in St. the doors and further investigation l y p- g friends wish such an estimable couple +
,=;$r to Clinton on May 25th. taken if such is not handsome, a tes, though a few hundred charts h
a' John's church, BruaGels, on Tuesday, di4dosed the fact that three watches predated by an intelligent public. been placed on a temporary flooring all ros erit and happiness. �<.
,,, If qou re after a gold watch for little June 2nd. Papers will he reitd by Miss had heen taken. A tramp had been placed on the joists. Pt iaif s a hhiwiLs Co"IL. -Council met May Ilth. ,^
wi• or nothing you'll make a mistake if Brown, Seafoc•th; J. Ades Fowler, C. seen in that neiFhborhood during --- -' collection was tAken up, ts'r
``f � you pass by Clinton on May 26th. F.., Clinton; James Irwin, Brussels; y Varntt.
",! the da and as susppicion rested on him, the case it was only a partial one, for Members all ptesent,. Minutes of est t i In
the Salvation Mrs. Griffin, Brussels; Mrs. Fowler, Constable Petbick went in aeaLrch no collector came any way neo -Lr where meeting read and passed. Moved by
,As>: , On Thursday, 21st, mu correspondent stood. Jas. Connolly, seconded by Chas.
1;.• - Army will have an ice cream sociiLl. Wingharn. Divine service will he and caught him in the vicinity of will eBl�paal�lallYn�aedi tnptcy nt�nlDon't ifait to y Willianis, that by-laws 3 and 4 now ,•;�
Mr. George Barge has moved loin held in the evening at, 7.30 at which Walton. When searched the missing poo lt-.Clinton, May 25th, (:iRCiTi.AR CITY BRIEFS. -The Phf, read be passed, Moved hey has. Will-
,": the house vncatedghy Mr. Hurworth Rev, U. R. Gunne, M. A., Gorrie, will articles were found in his possession. '`t
,<;;',.;; reach. Holy cornanuifon will he cele- He wag brought before Andrew Goven- K. O. T. M. -A number of the mem- clamaHur in aonnecave with laws, seconded in Jas. (,oto ex ,that , q M1I
?on Princess street east. P , g bers of Kearns Tent No. OII,iK. 0. T, M., Weat Huron election have been poatn d the engineer be instructed tn, examine
x ,rated On V�edneada� morning early lock, J. P., but wits let off. Peo le
Mr. n ss stye th left lost week with yy P made it visit on Monday evening to the in the different polling places.—Mr. water grouse on lot 10, oat and 2nd con. '
U and at 10 a. m. the s ,i i -annual meet cannot be too careful, As these knights Tent of Varna. They found their Geo. F. Erneraon, of U inion, was m Moved b Jag. Johnston, seconded by
.his family for Toronto, where he will ing of thH Chapter of the Rural Dean- of the road are very numerous just Thos. Churchill, that the following ac- i,
in future reside. erg of Huron will be held in the school brother Maccabees of the auherb in the circular town last week. -Mr, h y
w{ ' -?' now, A term in jail with hard labor good heart and health. After the M. Todd was in Goderich the counts be paid :-NEwe_RFCORD, print- ,j
, y Mr. 'Phos. Hillock, drayman, has room, is what they should get. 6 gular work of the Tent had been gone peat week. -The extra Jury aunt_ in (iii ; Mrs. McItae. indigent, $15..
moved into Mr. D. B. Kennedy's house It was melancholy news that P. G. Moved h Jaa. Connolly, seconded
n,• JuQtice, Street has decided that the throe h, refreshments were served mored on account se the Win R+ •
on Isaac street. Robertson and family of Kincardine R p by Thos. Chirchill that a grant be
< Misses Roadick, Brussels, are eutitled y and it very pleasant evening was spent. ham assault case, caused our hotels y
The Returning Officer for Weat to the $2,000 insurance from the received last week. DAvid G., a son of The Uliotonians returned at a late to be rather crowded during court made of $35 to the Clinton Council for '
Huron has resigned his several politica Mr. Robertson, was killed while Ding
g P Irnights of the Mirccahees, of which q hour well pleased with their visit, week. -Don't forget that Clinton the purpose of o ening n and ravel-
offi�es in order that he may he enabled their late brother was a member. .The to work on a building in New York. will celebrate the Queen's Birthday lingf from Bnvriled road to Isaac etreat.
A' to Carr out the law to the letter. He wits a brick -layer by trade and on - - - next Monday. -Mr. Israel Taylor,
y case was argued at Osgoode Hall on Adjourned to meet on the other
Mny a.
; The prospective great fruit Crop has Wednesday of last week, Kerr, Me- that fateful morning was going up Chiselhurst. Clinton, was fn town last week.- a court of revasion rynd other business.
Yleen Ih danger from threatened Yroat Donald, Davidson &Patterson acting an electric elevator with four other Everybody made welcome in Clinton, May l#oderich had three very welcome —NIXON STURDY, Clerk,
w laborers. When at the flftn story pweek.—Spraying.
I,; , the last two nights. At this time frost for the sisters and Miller & Duncan, y 25th, good sports all day. showers the est ,
,,; would mean n great loss s our rural agents for G. F. Blair, for the admin- something went wrong with the LEF.r•-Mr. Simon Hunter, of the 8th fruit trees seemed to he the chief em POLITICAL. -The new Conservative11
°'" friends, istrator. The Point to be decided was elevator. It gave a lurch and con. left here for his. Osborne farm on ployment of gardeners and fruit grow- Association held n most successful
whether the move should go to the David was thrown he%dlong down, Monday last. He will he missed for era the past week. -Nott Percyy Tom meeting in the Orange hall on the ifs
;, .; Mrs, Alex. Tait and da�ggtiter Ivy, estate or to the Misses Roddick, who striking an iron bar in his descent. many A long day. We might well ex- has arrived home from TorontoUniver BiLyfield Line last Wednesday evening,
,; who have been' .visiting fi;fends in Deatb was instantaneous, His com- cl,,fm in the language °f the poet: sity for the long vacation. -Prof. when there was a good attendance,
claimed the 'insurance to heirs of their
Clinton, returned homy Saturday even- anions escaped with but slight Brown of the Delsarte College of Orat- among the visitors several from Clin-
ilag. Exeter Tinea. mother, who was the beneficiary to p , Will yon no come hack again ? g tont V. John Ransford was the tin -
whom the policy was made payable. injuries. 'The body was tatiken to Will you no come back ? cry. Toronto, will give readin sin the p
Mrs. J. Munford and children, of Kincardine for interment on Saturday. yy Collegiate Institute to -morrow evening rips, speaker, his subject being "Free
r,�a g P On Monde last, Mr. Robert Goven- Better !ov'd you canna be, _The Metbodists, of Benmiller, will Trade as rtfain England." lie handled
Clinton, are visiting her parents Mr. � The unfortunate' man was 32 years R
1Ltid `Mrs, Smalldon on the 9th con.- lock, of McKillop, near Seaforth, re- of age and unmarried. He left Will you no come back again. hold their anniversary tea -meeting the question in a masterly way, clearly t '
, 3, ceived a telegram from the authorities pOTE$•-Fall wheat is not loo In n Monde the 25th. There was a demonstr,ttin from offic al documents I
.l3t�owels herald. Kfocar•dine fifteen ears ais g g
V, 'bd ti'tct°ty *ho wan in D. McDonald's of the Orillia asylum, conveying tri brother George of "Co,Marion, Ohiand very good around here nt present and lar a attendance of members, visitors that we in Canada aro truly a favored
`. "''', ilptiteldJ i1¢lihYi no person was borne, and him the sad intelligence of the death of his brother-in-law, J. T. Jackson .of it will require favorable Weather to and brethren of Morning Star lode people and not nearly sq heavily tatS�
11 hon Vis+ sol) r othin will feriae his son. Robert a lad of seventeen Erie, Pa., came to attend the funeral. g g•- burdened as the people of England. I
y g+ p ears of age. `�be remains reached come o to an average crop, meadows steamer
the last regular meetin The The subject matter was carefully pre-
I�";i, rt tGttMt the ttatYle, as they are known. here on Tuesdag and ware interred in "•� - are looking ppretty good.= Mr. James steamer Cambria made her first call
"' ; •lid 20 h C)iititoia will receive vfsitars St. Paul Pioneer Pr May 11th Watson has the contract for hauling for the season last Thursday -The pared from actual facts and presented ',
4 Harpuriiey celnetety the same day. tti?I: Thegatosoftairyiatrd o cocci the milk to the Staffacheese factory.-- growing crops and PruiG hearing trees 1l' an ey, convincing style. At the j�
iitlil :VVIMtlpexi lirm9: The town for The tad had be rr. the asylum for rapt night to the St, Paul pubic, In
, ?;>vFi it•+'la : 6t&e fissured belongs s to all about three ears and the first intima- the production of Tho Brownies In A godd man Conservatives around still show sXpins of a big crop. -Cap- close n vote of thanks wan unanimous -
g, y h ly tendered Dir. Ransford, to which he
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pis ti#tyk„fb 7l' dh Coiifliiy friends. g tiro Mr. QuVedlock received Of his fol- ryLttnd.” It Is the prettle t here and also n Hay, think that E. C. info Babb hits tlosv tit ever L g briefl replied. We would Again be � ' '-
r •'. r 'Ziay �'gE NBy1rg_)gy� nes"s was the tela ram ae��usin'ting hfm thing in the world. It iA so isna Coleman would make a stron u1tLn to alder fora Uig ba rIv seas° rt, The y
%fa ; ?5tli above the average affair of this na- hear the C°nservailgqo Stanaid for seliobasGk itpuill'arrive in port lat+t pleased to Laten tO Mr. Itansford'>I con- a`'�
'Clot ' 1l14tie le:iised t have 11, call of ,iia dgatb. no bill ,$line• received tura, that not• only should all children h Huron. WeUelleve B, C. sbonld *eek With it cargo of lumber for N. Dy- vincin eloquence rind to have another
11 ,rq, s �tk " 3tltl$l" friends gild rant letters fr'tiro the medieAli, suporintend- and all lovers of children, o to see it, but all S°art inn b all means and there are rlleYib,- Fse echrloger Todman sailed t visit' Egon our ever welcome Ulinton
I 11 xe i tt ,cit 'past and incouuing soli• enb tend the teacher, givffig him full who"00y a pretty thing for 1% own galco, he then y
pitrtietYlars. should allow thornyeivos a rflim� Di?,
into thls en- good reasons for thinking this. oil tltiii`dtty, witlx it cargo of salt f°r friends.
i, jitt4Yila . chanted roalm.2 Town hal), Clinton, May 22nd.
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