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FRIDA7: MAY 7, 1897
LOCAL NOTICES.
Ifranted.--hags and roti butter. Highest price
tid..-;OAl1TELON BROS., Clinton.
J c+Ireent Sults.-Don't fail to see our $0,b0
..1$etxreonu tiuitts--.seat snap-+groaritoot ,t Box.
u4TfiLE for Rosea Carnations smilaxHdeueabnceatouruap ea abort otiPies on
• gown Zoom.
A,z.EDIOTORIAN. -A t McGill U n l ver-
-t*, Muntreal, lest week, Miss Bessie
Ross, eldest daughter of Mrs Anna
ic-
?kir$ address she also took the dewas cosen to read the gree
'of oK, A., passing with honors, and was
the only young lady who did so.
100NC'FRATC'LATORY.- Our authoress
nul artist, Clara H. Mountcastle, whose
atest poern we ppubiislred in the NEW
*)erAofcongratulatorylasvveerlettersd on the
furies some from total strangers. It
eke acknowledged, by good critics, to be
very fine poem.
'TUE COUNTY COUNCIL. -As the
•eountyCourt will meet on. the 8th of
• dune, and require all the room in the
'Court House, usually occupied by the
'iotxnty Councillors, which adjourned
List January to weetat the same time,
Warden pox suggests that the County
.Council meet on the 31st of May, and
atemain in session for the balance of
%that week, and it is likely that this
twill be done.
• INDIA FAnzlrrlt I' IIND,--Additional
subscriptions received by the Molsous
aiank and forwarded to Ottawa, Mrs
Leech, Holmesville, $1; Mrs Elford,
lloImesvilie, 25c; Mrs Blackwell,
d;'atolmesville, 25c; Mrs Penfold; $1. The
Nelsons Bank will receive contribu•
-tion to "The Canadian Fund for the
•4Qmmemoration of the Queen's Dia-
s
iY
`, .. nondJubilee, by founding The Vic-
" r"'' Main Order of Nurses in Canada,"
aatn(1 Will forward them to Ottawa free
.rat charge.
.EDUCATIONAL NOTEs.__Messrs Geo.
IFS-^,
cEwer2, R. B. McLean, R. Douglas, •
aauftd Inspectors Robb and Tom met at
email- on May 1st, as a board of ar-
jitra,tion,o consider the dissolution or
alteration of the village of Hensel!
117nioti School Section. The Hay pe-
titioners were rept esented, by Lawyer} , •., ollins, Exeter. After hearing arg'u-
• 3ments for and against dissolution, the
hoard. adjouOr+i�ied, to meet again at
8ensa1l on May7, when the matter
will be finally decided. Arbor day is
may 7th.
•
THE " .HAS KEENS." -What
is know as Core's Hall will soon be a
;airing of the past, as Mr Core intends
itte pull it down, and make use of the
i'tnber in the builclin¢ he intends to er-
et on the north side of Huron street.
In the earlier days of Clinton's exist -
'tree this was the only place for the
lisliding of Public, entertainments, for
rkOutten meetings, holding of division
cofr;ts, etc., but it has not been used
r.,',,,•this purpose for a •considerable
augur of time.
IDATES.-The following are the
here of candidates . that hate a -
lied to:write for Entrance or Public
lchool Leaving at the various examin-
>ttOn centres in East Huron:
Entrance P.S.L.
t[l1antom.118.
i 47
Sea/forth .......... .....122...:.... 21
sssels ............
79. ..... 21
trrilwich............ 30, ....... 14
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