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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1897-09-17, Page 1, �or 25c Caq,h, th4 IT'S TIME t 5 11 r t To say something about Alarm Clocks. The sun is not rising as early as it did, and perhaps you may be inclined to rfollow its example and need a remind - i . i hat the day has commenced. There i thing better than our Nickle Al - Clocks at $1.85; make enough noise p'.� ' to waken the soundest sleeper. Good t timekeepers too, and will last for years .• ,.,."r To t1ke Busy Man An accurate. watch isa necessity, not h�,lp'Yr ao setae, seam to think. To I , y moment of precious time, ;tinS,keap appointments, to be ,always on time, ono ,must have a good Watch. Drop in and lot us talk Watch with you. It will paylYou to ' . buy now, for watches, As wheat, are advancing in price "Fine Watch Repairing a specialty. Cleaning $1, Mainspring $l, •and it will be done right it we do it. . P. P. Crews Jeweler & Expert Watch Repairer Blyth. ACCIDENT.—What nearly proved to `be a fatal accident happened on Satur- day evening, at the home of Mr Wm. McElroy, when their little boy, Herbie I was severely kicked in the stomach by their ,horse. He was in the act of ,driving the animal out of the garden when it suddenly turned and kicked him. He was insensible for some time and it was thought at first that he was hurt internally, but at present he is 4 . i. improving, and will soon be out again ' h h' i t f' d m wit rs ►t 1F r. en s. HARVEST HOME. —The annual Har- vest Home, service was held in Trinity •on Sunday, when Rev. Mr Lowe, of Wingham, officiated. He preached two powerful sermons, morning and evening, and he had a fine audi- ence in the,morning, but an overflow atnight. He held his hearer's atten- tion throughout. The reverend gen- tlemen is such a placid and kind Speak- er -that his hearers could not help but be interested. No doubt he will often be called to assist on such occasions. The collections, which were in behalf -of the charch debt, amounted to $150. NOTES.—MrJohn Rigsby, of Detroit, is visiting friends of his here at pres- ent. John Kerney was a visitor in town on Sunday. Master Ira Young, of Hensall, formerly of this place, is visiting friends here at present. Rev. R, Paul, of Brussels, occupied the put- pptt of the Methodist church here on Sundily morningowing to the pastor being unwell again; the service was withdrawn in the evening owing to the Harvest Home service in Trinity church. Mr A. E. Brdawin is in Tor- onto this week. Ireland and Gibson shipped a car of flour to the foreign marketon Wednesday. Messrs. Wil- son &Emigh and Andrew Sloan Ieceiv- •ed a carload of cattle each from the Easton Saturday; they intend to feed them for the foreign market. . Stanley LOST. — Mr Alexander Thompson found one of his horse's dead in the stable on Saturday morning last. She had been ailing the night previous but was not considered to be very seriously ill, It is a heavy loss. NOTES.—The residents of the 2nd and 3rd'of Stanley north, held a very successful harvest home picnic in Bay- field last Saturday.. Miss M. B. Mc- Ewen and Mrs J. Mustard, of Chicago, are visiting friends in Tiverton and vicinity. Miss Janet Gilmour is spend- -ing end- •ing some time in Bayfield." Miss Lillie McGowan and Duncan McCowan are in London this week, A large num- ber from the 2nd of Stanley went to London on Wednesday. -Miss M. A. McGrggor, of Tuckerem►th, and Miss Jennie Westeott, of Kent county, paid .a short visit to Stanley this week. While attending the Industrial exhi- bition at Toronto last week, W. Glenn purchased four Leicester all ling ewes from the well known breeder and importer, J. S. Smith, of Maple Lodge, two of them being prize winners at that exhibition. Colborne NOTES,—Quite a number of young people have the measles. Mr and Mrs .A Stein were the guests of Mr and Mrs H. Fisher on Sunday. Mrs Jos. Smith and daughter Ethel were visit- ing friends in Benmiller this week. Miss Maude Oke spent Sunday with Miss O- Ginn. We had a nice snower of rain on Monday which will help the fall wheat a lot as it was badly needed. , 1 I 11 i ._-. '1llllhe - . 11. a Belgrave Shirt -1 „ " Pits NOTES,—Monday afternoon brought home the last Straglers from the To- It wears bet honor of their leader, however, we think they must have been somewhat ter than when in Canada, and that means exactly what it It doesn't.s says. Y can't improve on Tooke a shirts no When It 8hir matte' it you pay. fits there is m Tooke'S der White Shirts ........ beets U nm�p�on .... .acts uneasy Strait '• G6141 Dollar •` " .....,.. $1 00 on any part. - .. Ilnaine►ra " as 12E The mecoxSan It JOU, pay more than this for white laun- dried shirts you pay too much. better bay Strains arepra `rooke's shirfs and give the balanee•to the poor. vided for. T. Jackson, sr., Clinton Every one o Block, Established 1854. Tooke's Shirty Agency London Laundry, Phots 70 Is re-enforeei ' , , at the in whore Clinton New Era will be e ent to new CLIN,(�NIiN �� ERS,. ROBERT HOLMES, Editor and Proprietor.. CLINTON, ONT., SEPTEMBER 17,1897 $1 a year in ndvanCe 01,64 when not so paid :fit ryonnoed West Wawanosb Londesboro Belgrave lkeep it. t e'e shirts -1 „ " '� NOTES,—Monday afternoon brought home the last Straglers from the To- are the boat honor of their leader, however, we think they must have been somewhat erty here to Mr Thos. Palmer, of Val- na, who arrived here this week. Mt in Canada, and that means exactly what it NOTE9.—Among those who attended IMPROVING. — Mias May Johnston, the Fair in Toronto were Mr and Mrs Huron road, who has been -confined to says. Y can't improve on Tooke a shirts no John Bell has moved to Mr Woodman's house lately occupied by Mr W. T. matte' it you pay. James Swan, Mr W. Rattenbury, wife her bed by a severe attack of blood- and family, J. Robinson, and Miss G. poisoning, is, we are glad to say, im- Tooke'S der White Shirts ........ beets U nm�p�on .... .acts ;, 1• '• G6141 Dollar •` " .....,.. $1 00 Marks. Mrs Jamieson is visiting at proving as rapidly as can be expected." proving .. Ilnaine►ra " as 12E y_ , It JOU, pay more than this for white laun- dried shirts you pay too much. better bay x • _,,,a `rooke's shirfs and give the balanee•to the poor. NoTEs.-Miss Mabel Bell has gone to T. Jackson, sr., Clinton .I I'Victoria Block, Established 1854. • Agency London Laundry, Phots 70 '" ;; , ' } - ' v ,a 11 11. Clinton New Era will be e ent to new CLIN,(�NIiN �� ERS,. ROBERT HOLMES, Editor and Proprietor.. CLINTON, ONT., SEPTEMBER 17,1897 $1 a year in ndvanCe 01,64 when not so paid AROUND► THE H v West Wawanosb Londesboro Belgrave .B. What wide-awake and reliable correspondents find worthy of recording for publication To CLINTON.—Several fro►n, this part took in the demonstration at Clinton KEEP MOVING.—Messrs Lasham & Bell have sold the old Grantham prop- NOTES,—Monday afternoon brought home the last Straglers from the To- Brueefield Goderich Townshipin honor of their leader, however, we think they must have been somewhat erty here to Mr Thos. Palmer, of Val- na, who arrived here this week. Mt ronto fair. This week many of our citizens are taking in London's Expo- NOTE9.—Among those who attended IMPROVING. — Mias May Johnston, the Fair in Toronto were Mr and Mrs Huron road, who has been -confined to disappointed as they have not uttered a single sentence regarding the proceed- g g g John Bell has moved to Mr Woodman's house lately occupied by Mr W. T. sition. The floral decorations in the Methodist church are tasteful, James Swan, Mr W. Rattenbury, wife her bed by a severe attack of blood- and family, J. Robinson, and Miss G. poisoning, is, we are glad to say, im- Ings, Brunadon. Mr Bel seems to be steer - int; toward the north pole since he left HARVEST HOME SERVICE.—A spe2ial Marks. Mrs Jamieson is visiting at proving as rapidly as can be expected." proving .SICK,—Mia Jas. Gibson,who has been' the hotel. thanksgiving service was held on Sun - home of her daughters Mrs Fred I Long, London. A large number left FARM SOLD.—The 80 acre farm on the in a critical condition for some time... pest, is now convalescing. Mrs Chas. NoTEs.-Miss Mabel Bell has gone to day afternoon in the Church of Eng= land, Rev. Mr Lowe, of Wingbam, for London from our station. Miss 18th con. of Goderich township, belong- Washington, of Goderich, is lying ill of Loretto Abbey in Toronto for instruct- preached an inspiring sermon; the Aggie Hart is visiting at the home of ing to Mrs B1res estate,'was put by Saturday, by D. Dickinson, consumption at her father's Mr Sym- tion in music and soave other branches; Mr Bell her to the offering was large. The ladies bad her aunt, Mrs McTaggart, of Clinton. auction, on ington. Mrs Morrow, sr., of Nile, is accompanied city. the church looking its bes`, with bar - Miss Jennie Jamieson is visiting under and sold to John Smith for the sum of not expected to survive her recent at- For about two weeks a company of vest decoaations. I the parental roof. Mrs John McDer- ism• This is more than the executor anticipated, and shows that land is Jncy Cameron visited this A tack of cholera, I Jews have been gathering scrap it-onP and other commodities here and have EPwORTH LEAGun—A large number mit and the hem week at the horns of Mrs Gehmer,near rising ►n value. NOTES.—Weatber remains very dry and warm, in consequence of which the q succeeded in loadinga large car. Last g week the people round here were flock Of new members have been recently added to this organization. On Tues - 11 Win ham. Mr B. R. Hi mss enta NOTES.—The Rev. Mr Armstron g 13g P g fewdays in Toronto last week, combin- `conducted the service in Middleton's ground has got so hard as to be almost iu to Toronto, and this week the are Y day evening the annual election of of- Ing business' with lessors. Mr Wm. Church last Snbbath. Master R. Cole g P lost horse Stearn wheel, from unworkable.. Miss Margaret Rose is at g present visiting at Mr Barbers, of the going in large numbers to the Forest (jit to see the Fair, flft -seven cin g g ficers took lace. The following are P g the officers elected:—Pres.. Mrs Oaten; Aikenhead a valuable young sports a new sent last week from sunstroke; the heatwas 1 Toronto by his uncle, Miss Oliver, of 10th con. Jas. H. Jobuston spent Sun- da with Goderich friends. ins Ellen M' iW ednesdap. Mr A. Woodman ex - 1st Vice Pres., Miss Ella Owens; Sec., Mies Minnie Lawrance; Treas., Miss almost unbearably hot; one would al- I Clinton, visited at J. G. Steep's last whin ton, of Goder ich, is the guest g g ecta to resume work soon; he has;been� pe P laid �ff over two E. Vancam P• most think we had drifted nearer the week. A. Cantelop intends erectinga equator. Several are taking advantage new house this fall. of her brother, Jos. Washington, at present. Mr and Mrs Robt. Medd vis- months. A NEw DEPARTIIRIo.—Rev J. W. W.F.M.S.—The ladies of this society Y of the cheap faire to London this vteek. EVANGELISTS.—Colwell Bros., evan- Mr Wm.Murdock went north last Mon- elists, (if London, who are holding, g g ited the latter's parents at Nile one day t s week. Jas. Thom, of St. Helens,,, Andrews will hold his missionary ser- vices in the Methodist churches of this held their annual Tbankoffering meet ing in the' Presbyterian church on da to look for cattle; it is doubtful Y services in Victoria SL. Church, Gode- his hopes brighter Sun�ayed with"his uncle, Chas. Thom, circuit on Sunda Se t. 2i3 but will in- y' P far the feature, Tuesday afternoon. The floral decora- tions showed great care and taste the g' whether are any rich, this week, favored Zion c -,ogre• than those of Prof. Andree concerning gaLion last Sabbath with interesting S. Johnston, jr., was the guest of Cal- borne friends Sunday last. Mr P. Fish- troduce a new as as character of the services are concerned. " + effects produced were pleasing. The. the pole up there, as cattle are exceed- and impressive discourses, and some of ingly scarce at present. Mrs Stewart, er•, of Benmiller, visited at Fes an Bros. day Mrs W. R. Lough, Principal of Clinton M o- del School, and R. Holman will con- musical art of the program assisted P P g the Bowers in giving brightness to the the g: andest singing to which it has of Goderich, wheeled down on Satur- been our pleasure to listen, one this week. John Plunkett is spending a furlough with her laugh duct the services, both delivering an athering. Ahle addresses were de - day and spent Sunday with friends. Miss Ella Rosa, of Clinton, was the PICNIC.—Toe i esidents of the eastern ter, Mrs Finigan of Crewe. Alex.Thom of Goderich, Sundayyed under the address on each occasion. Whether this change will be an advantage or g. rvered b Miss Ross re Y turned miasion- ary from China, and Miss McKellar, of portion of the township held their an- Ir Grathmlaatweek. P P nuai the Maitland flats on par- ental roof. Hugh Rose was the guest not remains to be Seen, but it will at Central India. Mrs Rev. Hall race - g fully filled the chair. The company Rob . McataMinnie r Robt. McCartney, of this lace,who picnic m Y P has figured durin the summer as Sea- Saturday last;. The weather being g of IOLh con. friends on Sunda R. Gib- Y' son is en ted workin at J. Ctai s, gig least have the benefit of being out of g the ordinary, and the gentlemen resin- adjourned to the lawn at the. manse, forth's crack pitcher, is becoming no- flue allowed a goodly number to be forth's g . of St. Augustine. Miss Estilla Rut- ed are both capable of ivi'h cod ed- P g g g where tea was served and the evening in his line; some ardent admir- Present. The usual amusements were maintain that he is undoubtedly indulged in, such as football, racing, ledge was a visitor at Jad. Finigan's dresser. spent in social enjoyment. The offer - ing received was large, over $20 being era the best pitcher in Canada, if such is rowing, swinging, etc., after which Sunday last. Seaforth received. A pleasant part of the after - the case Seaforth can't hold him long. they returned to their bomes, feeling that it had been a da o y f more than Bayfield LEASED.—Mr P. V. Burgard, late of noon's proceedinga was the baptism of Rev. Mr Hall's infant by Rev. Mr Ross. f Skill in any line soon wins recounition and bears its due reward. ordinal y pleasure. I NOTES. --No less than four different the Stratford Business College, has leased the Ocean House, Egmondville, VISITORS.—Mr and Mis Wm. ,Hick, picnic parties from Goderich enjoyed a fora number of years. Mr Burgard Wingham. Summerhill of Holmesville, spent Tuesday among old fi lends on the Huron road. Miss day at the park here last week. A large harvest -home picnic of lads and has engaged R. Bristow as clerk, Kennel hostler, WON FIRST MoNEY.—At the Walk - Wednesday,15th inst., CHURCH.—At the C. E. meeting last Proudfo•�t, of Goderich, is visiting at Friday evening, the subject was taken lassies from the 2nd of Stanley y spent Saturday and Dan. y' as and H. Quinlan will act as clerk. A erton races Air J. E. Swans handsome running marc by Rev Mr Stout, in the absence of Mr Mr A. TeLbutt's. Miss Clara McCul- fah spent a couple of days this week by the water. The Evapor- ator will like] commence o Y operations more efficient staff could not be found, and'Mr Burgard will run a Bret -class .. Lorena,." won the first prize of $100 re the open 'race. Win ham horses are R. Grigg, who was booked for it. The with her cousin, Miss •Susy Elliott meeting this (Friday) evening is to be next week. A select party from here the Grand Bend g house. P g hard to Aaa. P f taken b Miss K. Lovett. Bayfield line. Miss I'ishor,o Colborne y spent Stindav as the guest of ber P g ptcntced at on 'Wednesday of this week. The read- ACCIDENT.—While training his fast horse Sidneer, on the fair rounds ADDING THEIR NCM t the SCHOOL REPORT.—The standing Of friend, Miss Mary A. Rot erS. Miss F. the public school for August is as fol- Dorrington, who has s enther ers of the NEw ERA will find Mr Louis Dumart, the shoemaker and repairer, track Mr Geo. Whitle happened with PP t have e al tent regular meeting Of the local tent of the Maccabtes, Tuesday evening last, five lows: -Sr. 4th—Wm. Jordan, 011ie Me- �' youth- ful days with Mra pence, left Inst Ilveen. Jr. 4th—Olive Hill,Ethel Huck, week for a visit to the Stratford Home, a neat anti efficient workman, obliging and attentive to business. "Add my an accident which mi g P roved serious. Mr Whitley was driving Sid- in bigh-wheeledsulky, candidates were initiated into them s- y teries of the order and duiy installed Jane Man. 3rd—Lily Butt,Annie Lov- Mr Otter Willson left last week for narlie to the list of NEw ERA subscrib neer a and mobile turning the right corner of the track as Sir Knights of the Maccabees. ett, Louis Johnston. 2nd—Charlotte Colbourne, Mabel Garvie, Harry Hayes. London whet a he will take i❑ the ers• it ives the news and slanders no one." gSend for the a very fast rate speed one of the ANOTHER BAKERY.—Although we Sights of the Western Pair. Sr lI Part—Pearl Wright, Ruby Kilty, MATRIMONIAL. — Wedding chimes one of new rive P lists of the Bayfield Fall Show; it has wheels collapsed. The horse ran into w P T the fence and cut his lege. Mr Whit- have four bakeries already, another even is being -built. The new bakery Knox Mair. Jr. 1I Part—Russell Neal, ran merrily last Wednesday, Sept. Edna Hardy, Ida Colbourne. Sr. 1 g y P been re -arranged and 'browghtup to date; Sept. le luckil bun Y pluckily g on to the lines and is to be located in the McKenzie brick Parr Lennie Jot•dan,Maggie McLough- 8, when Mr Charles S. Andrews, a Ian, Bell Ball, Jr. 1 Part—Annie Mil- Prominent citLen of Rochester, N. Y., remember 30 and Oct. 1. Harland Bros., of Clinton, have put in furnace miraculously escaped unhurt. NoTEs.—Potatoes in this section are building near the market, and will be conducted by Mr Beckwith, a practical ler, Maud Johnston. � was united in the holy bonds of matri- a for Mr Jas. Gairdner, Post- master. affected with the rot. Mr John Finch baker. NOTES.—Mrs McCartney, of Walker- mony to Miss Cbm-lotta E. Driver at ville, and Miss Emily Proctor, Holmes- the home of the bride's parents, Hur• PERSONAL.—Mrs and Misses Mabel, has erected a new hothouse for his large collection of plants. Mrs Clark, IN HYMEN'S BONDS.—The residence of Mr Halsey Park, jeweller, was the ville, spent art of last week with their on road. The ceremony was perform. sister, Mrs J. H. Lowrey. Mr and Mrs ed by the Rev. My Godwin, of Gode- Anna and Ruby Whiddon took in the London Fair this week. Misses Nellie who has been a mach respected resi- dent of this town, has removed to To- scene of a happy event Tuesday, it be - ing the occasion of the marriage of his .Tames Connolly, of Lucknow, Spent rich, in the presence, of the immediate relatives and f.; iet,de of the contracting and Lillie Martin, who have been spending the Summer with their moth- ront.o. Mr P. Tobin, late of Stratford, second daughter, Annie May, to Mr Valentine Wenzel, foreman of one of Sunday with relatives here. Mrs H. McVittie, of North Bay,is visiting__�her parties. The bi ide was tastefully at- in et In Toronto, arrived back here on Monday'. ffathaleen Smith is is now manager of the Queen's hotel, and is a general favorite with all the the departments of Button & Fessant s Rev. Dr. Pascoe and friends here. Miss -M. A. tieed- cream sege, trimmed with , Miss taking holidays, travellers. There were 229 tickets sold ebair Factory. tied Watkins is out again after a Severe lace and ribboni and looked charming, Watkins a coup.ee ,of week's from Seaforth to Toronto during the knot. in the presence of the rela- After the ceremony and congratula- sickness. Mrs H. Woodyard returnedBlake among friends in Loddon. The ,ex- hibition time. Mrs Welsb, of Ayr- tives of the contracting parties and a to her home in Collingwood on Satur, tions the guests sat down to a sump- correspondent of the Seafgrth Exposi- shire, Scotland, is at present visiting few invited guests. The bride was the day, after a three weeks'visit with her tuous dinneu, after which the happy for says, "Mr Alfred Irwin, of BAyfield her brother, Mr John Welt, Mr J. A. recipient of a large number of presents. mother, Mrs Wallace, Mr and Mrs couple IefL Goderich on the 230 .train for Niagara, rcmid the hearty seems aro enjoy his occasional trips, -to our bg,' whe does this mean? Miss Jackson, of Wolseley Barracks, Lon- THE WESTERN TAKES THE CAKE.— Arch. Cousins paid a flying visit to the good latter's parents on Sunday. Our band wishes of a, host of friends. Many Bengougb, of Toronto, and Mr A. Qom,,, has returned home, having passed his funic! examination with honors. MI The.throngs of people who have taken advantage of the cheap fares and spe- Su lied music at the garden art on beautiful and costly presents were re- pp g party the Mr E. bicVittie, near ceived by the bride from friends far Thompson,of Algoma, brother of Mrrandon, Jaynes Thompson, are guests at the Man., shipped a TiTotter, ,�f,., PP fine load ' horses here for the west tial trains this week is evidence that Bair is g rounds of Londesboro Tuesdayevening, 7th inst. and near. • g latter's residence. Mr Arthur Mitchell of this week. T&e matched bicycle race Y the Western the popular resort for the residents of this district. The A SIIOCEen—The harvest dinner and mnsi- RE-OPENI vG.—The services in con- who has been engaged with Mr F. A. Edwards during the past year, is • tak- between Richard Dawson and Frank Willis, lace i:n Friday-evenin firsts special Monde morning left with p y g b cal and literary entertainment, held lest vection with the re -opening of Coles ing a, couple of week's•holidays in Lon- took P a big load, followed an hour . later g Y evening, in the Orange Hall, under the Church were well attended. The mor- g K rein set -vice, conducted b the Rev, don and vicinity. Miss Lottie Martin, last; it was for five milt'°?3, and results in a dead heat; time, I3 mi, otos. the 11 alar passenger f which was ilso the well Shed. falters from here to the auspices of the ladies of St.Peter o Churob. g + Y was, in every way a decided success. The Mr Clement, of Clinton, was listened of Toronto; is off on a two weeks vaca- tion which she is spending at her g .Mr Roy Dunlop is suffering froml.q.severe- Western Fair speak in glowing terms dinner was worth of the ladies of Sum. to by a large and attentive congrega- Y p home here. Mr Christian Zapph, now ly sprained ankle. The Boys Iii Bade of the attractive program provided merhill, who always in their quiet but ef- tion, while the afternoon and evening Y 4 services, conducted by Rev Mr Mill- festive manner, never fail in their part.— of Grand Bend, accom tnied b his r v youngest daughter, was., renewing old -intend boldin a monster.=concai t o' g Se tember 24th, the last night of the this year. y ` LOCAL LINx$.--Rate of taxation this Rev. Rural Dean Hod ens and Mrs Hod- Yard of Rattenbury St. Church, Clin- g ton, was listened to by unusually large , acquaintances here last week; we are fel. fair; the Brigade have engaged Mr C. Daley, song and dance man, of New sir b&F is 21 mills, one mill Less than in one were resent, and the address given g P g b the Rev. entlen+an was bothinterestin congregations. The tea meetin on Y g glost teen glad to know that his hand has not its cunning and. that he can still York, and the Messrs McIntosh and m 189(1: J. E. Swans, while in Toron- to last w ,,k, disposed of his Great and instructive. The choir of St. Paul's the following evening, which had give the bovs a Stylish fit. Miss Au- McCellie, comedians, of Stratford; Dane dog tom -,arty there ,at a hand - Church, Clinton, under the leadership of announced, was a decided success. Af- Mies MoHard ,Clinton, rendered. accept ter tea addresses were delivered by tiro Y P gusta Motz. daughter of Editor Motz, of Berlin is the nest of her cousin g besides these gentlemen a host of home talent will be f here. Mr Ed, Latimer, some figure. tib, butcher's combine has collapsed and m`a t is back t the able music, aided b Miss McBrien, and hey, gentlemen, Burton, Varna; Oli- Y vant, Benmiller; Henderson, Ba field. Messrs W. Miller and C. Lower Read- Y Miss Maggie Wild. Mrs (Rev.) Gra- ham is visiting her friends at Delhi. Our professional bicycle rider, yodel -3 of a mile in 331-3 secohds; this is quite old prices. The late YDa"', a may - of St Marys, who died last week, was ings and recitations were interspersed by The addresses were interspersed by Mr Hilt and Rev. W. Stout. The ball music from the Rattenbury St. choir, Y Mr G. H. Hewson was a visitor at the Toronto Exposition last week, W. W, a merry clip. Mr Charles Folland left on Friday for Winnipeg, where he has .or well-known in this distil . he was a brother Of Mrs R. C. Spark ,� of this was crowded and an enjoyable evening and Clinton. The snug little Burn of $60 ] Y K satisfactoryfinancial results were realized. was realized. The church is beanti Ferran, ofClinton, was in the Breezy secured a situation. . town. A band of ypsies ,ova d this ave Much're ret was felt and e m ath ea- fully finished, for which the members g Y P y deserve credit. village on Saturday. Alga, J. McKen• zie, B. A., one of the Canadian Rugby Tuckersmith LEAGUE. --The annual meling for peaceful domaingypsies, aturday anc� camped on the bank of the Ma►tlai d: P vessel that Miss Clara H. Mountoastle sham ions of Toronto University, and P g the no chickens are missed et. The col'- Y had been prevented b e painful accident Another correspondent 6RYS:—The from takig part„as intened, in the pro- entire outlay on Cole's church exter- George Seller, B. A., Fellow at Tor- onto University, spent Saturday by election of officers of the pworth Letlgue of Turner's Church was held ver store of Kent's block has been leased. ceedinga of the evening, for and in ter'ioi , was $$0. $14 of this the lake. Dr Charles Logan, who is g + to Thursday night last, when the fol - to ffi I t d• P A Pickling Spices •. that are freely, that are %yore, thilt � ' are strong, are ,the kind tha4 Qavfl ' disappointment ” and make , your . pickles as good or batter titan your ` neighbor's. They are the kind you 11,:.-..." got gat from as—tbe only kind, and as sold bj no this kind is so cheap as the other, the common kind. Why not, then, bar the best—Ours T We sell corkri for pioklo bottles and rubbers for gem Jars. If you are no% sure that those you have re ,,good, get new ohes. It will pp y You. Corks, all prices, scoordtng to size; gem jar rubbers, 10 cents a dozen. vI .r ALLEN & WILSON Graduate Druggists r4 Opticians, CJiiuton. No Risk in our system of testing , eight and fitting glasses. We knows that glasses—our glasses -- will benefit or we don't try to sell you. We know when the physi• ,l clan's or oculist's aid is necessary, (wbioh is not often,) and in that case recommend you to him at once. Teat and advice, tree. Bast Wawranosh ''„. '.1"', BRICK CHURCH. — Thef Epworth ' I", League of this church is to hold anni 'a , versary services on Sunday, Oct. 3rd. `'" Special sermon in the morning by the all ±& pastdr to the Epwortb Leaguers; in • the evening an address will be given „s', by W. H. Kerr, of Brussels. On Mon ` dayeveningg a free bread and butter ..1 , social wilt be held, and an interesting , ' '' program is being prepared. Collec- ^" tions at each in interest of League. ”' `_. J . Constance NOTES.—Mr R. Holmes, of Clinton Sew .. will conduct the praise service of the '' Epwortb League on Sunday evening ' l,1' at 7 p, m. Next Tuesday evening at & ,,,,�, Cem. the regular monthly meeting will + be held, Mrs Cooper has gone to M Cleveland to visit members of her fam y ,, j, ily who reside there. Miss Jennie Me- � ` "`ss' Gregor is attending the Clinton Col- I legiate. Miss Mary Jamieson, is at �-', . Cranbrook visiting Miss Annie Coates. :,`:'s' Names Road. ,i, ;:..;lir NOTES. MrTnos. Russell has almost ' I", completed his new silo; it is built in a 1' �`^ circular shape, and is built thefirst ten `'" feet of cement and above that of tanks all ±& stood on end; Mr Russell has long been "�'-r, noted as a feeder, and we hope with the aid of his silo he will be able to sur- 'i pass all previous attempts. Mr C. `t'a Monteith has resbingled one side of his f'*,' bar n. Mr P. Whetlock, who has been ^" sick for some time, is, able to be out . ,, I. I and attend to his duties on the milk , WEDDING, — The house of Mr -E. '3 Williams was gaily lighted up Wed- �,'; nesday evening. The occasion being ,,,,�, the marriage of his daughter, Louisa, w; to Mr Matthew Milter,of Hibbert. The ; bride was assisted by Miss Maggie y ,, j, Miller, while Mr Geo. Williams acted as best man. After the ceremony was I erformed over one hundred guests sat " 'c. down to the sumptuous repast pre- . ,.� . pared by the hostess.' The young " couple left on Thursday morning for 4, Toronto and Napanee, where they in- tend staying some time with friends and relations, Personal '`'" Miss Bertha Davis is visiting at Parkhill ' °, Mrs Alf. Barge is visiting at Goderich , and Belfast. . Mrs John Derry is the guest of Mrs Web- ber, London. Miss Henry, Blyth, is the guest of the ' Misses Mountoastle. ., I 'i Mrs Pattison, Toronto, is on a visit to her son, A. O., Grand Trunk agent. Miss Haxby is enjoying a holiday. with Miss Laskey,871 Wellington street, London. I. H, C. Brewer, Manager Molson's. Bank, returned from his trip to England, last l ; week. Mrs Whitehead and Misses Lou and Mil. lie Little spent afew days in Toronto last I' ,, 1. week. Misses Cox and McMath, of Goderfoh, were tbe. guests of MissMagd Goodwin over Sunday.11 Miss Mamie Call returned to London on " Saturday, after spending the summer visit- I'll red around here. y . . Ddias Eliza Mountoastle has returned f I- her trip to England, feeling much im- prove hereby.,, "%'_I`,� amount was raised ata gar art wmg o cors were a — e — res., g party, practising in Michigan, arived bome Auburn The 'sees enderson, of inaardine Goderich. in Juiv last, held at the residence of Mr Turner; 1st vice, Miss L Rec. See., Wit, or a months vacation; his many 2nd vice, Miss C. Johns; Rec. Ser., Mise ,.r. xlcl[oLsox, hlanutacttrer of and dealer hese been i@fling theiraant, Mrs T. Coop- DueTn.—The funeral of Miss Nina Lee, Jelin Green, $11 at Sabbath services friends here are glad to see him again in Light and Heavy Harnosh, Whips, valises, er, Albert "'tl. . who died Thursday, took place on Satur- last held and $40 last evening at Har- Eva Nott; Cor. Sec., D. Ashton; Tress., Combs, leathers, cos, Coats, Horse Trim- , and sincerely sympathize with him in Mrs Thos. •ook, of Goderich township, ` day and was largely attended. Thislis the vest Howe; the remaining $8 we ex- Chas. Layton. minga, Leather Braces, Pte. the lose of hie yyoung wife a couple of has returned h mo, after a two wee4o visit second daughter Mr, and Mrs., Lee have pect to raise at to -night's social. Great months a o. Mr Kenn was NOTaS.—Mr Wesley and Miss Eva LECTURE. — Rev. John Young, of is. � �� lost duringthe past two months. gg g Y Murray to friends in h7o ' P credit is due Mr . Clark of Bayfield, who in the village this week; he is talking Nott spent Sunday at Benmiller. 'Miss Hamilton, will deliver an illustrated Mr and Mrs Yumoston, Hensall, and GONE WNST,—Mr. John. J. Acheson, who did the work with taste and despatch. of moving back. Mrs Brummet and Fisher; who has been visiting in this lecture on Formosa, in Knox church, daughter Lncy, wet the Hassle of Mre O.O. has been in the dry goods business for a The Bethel appointment fixed over a lad friend from London are vicinity for some weeks, has returned Manchester, on Sept. 21st, at V% p.m. - nnmber of ears has sold.oat,.and.isaboat heir church p Y g A silver collection will be taken u to smith; on 1Veduesda f Madison, N.Y.,Y C tluite recently, and con- still enjoying the beautiful weather borne. Mrs Carter and her daughter, P Miss Annie Rao.y, to move with his familyy to the Northwest, template a new shed. Bayfield expects here; they are at the Queens. Charlotte, returned home on Monday, defray expenses,. balance irr._ aid.of _the 3aughter of R: ilfi, i29r-----formvrly of-tuw1i t where he will start in the same line, to shortly renovate their church and _ .after- -spending a -week in-ther--QueeTr y .-F.d S. A11 etre cordially invited. is the nest of Me s Parr U. , � ... ...W.mL.RDx..Aaerxr—lt ie-"rumored-here-$xthe,rsised "-MUh6di§tdhas:received Another correspondent says:— An City. Mise Rebecca Stanbury, of the g sake , of Morris old pioneer, Mrs Watson, passed awe CHURCH.—Mr Richardson preached Misses E. and M. CI Y' that the large flour mill of Ogilvie & Co., a new impulse on this circuit ►n recent Y London road, ►s visiting friends at on Sunda in the Presbyterian church township, who have bees isiting at Mir which has been idle the past year owing to Monday night at 7 o'clock. James g y y p' P Y g years, and with approaching revival Cresswell, Michigan. Mies Carrie from Psalm 104, 4. On accountof Rev. G,Hummel's, have returned oma• ', ' a law snit, in about to resume operations. services at hand we are expecting tem Vancamp and Christopher Corbett, of Johns sent Saturda and Sunda The will employ alar a number of hands. P g Y Y Mr Couzen S absence to Dungannon to Mies Annie Cook, of Godot tolvnebip, Y P Y 8 poral and spit itual success at the band Be]Blgrave, were the guests of Mrs Shaw with frlends in Hullett. Mr W. White g iris` town- , at Bayfield parsonage last Siuturday fill Mr Huttons appointment, who and the Misses Cloakey, of Rn OrsNmo.—•The Presbyterian Church, of the -Lord o, the Harvest.' Some , red M, Lloyd wheeled to Exeter on reached the Donnybrook anniversary ship, a ent Wednesda at Ba old• which hike been undergoin repairs the of the Varna choir kindly assisted and Sunday, as were also Mr Gregg of unday last. 14Ir John White disposed P Y p P' P y y n naI's- .. g Howick, and Mr and Mrs Scott, of services, the EpWorth League took the Mrs A. H..Goodwin, whgbaa past tont months, will be ready by Sunday Coles choir on Sabbath. We axe Brucefield. of a line horse ata good figura to Mr meeting Sunday evening; Miss Uassedy ing a typhoid lever patient fcr hr, Tart, K neat. It hue born greatly enlarged, and is grateful to all assisting friends who P. McGregor. Mr J. McMann was In gave an excellent address. The Ep- Blyth, for the past few weeks, bas .ettlined now one of the finest churches in Western have contributed to the success of the this neighborhood buying cattle last , Porter's Hili week. Mr Ira Johns attended the worth League met Tuesday evening, home. l Ontario, services. and Mr F. Tabb gave a grand address. Misses McTaggart and Me Ob I1ata ,, NoTNs.—Messrs. Alex. McIver, J. Gallo- NOTES.—Miss Maud Pickard return- Western Nair on Wednesday. Mrs one on a tri to the Atlantic oesat, ' sin Rullett 3os. Crich visited hert home near NOTES.—Mte J. Collis, sr., ie visItfngg g P way, S. McLeod and J. Tilt have returned ed Galt last week, after spending her friends in London at resent. Mrs S. accompanied by Mr W. hio'I'a�gar + o to town after spending a few days at moat- NOTES.—Mrs Jos. Lyon, sr„ is visit- holidays at her father's. Mr A. Cox Woodham last week. P Toronto. ,+ erloo. The Corisan is unloading lumber, ing her sister, Mrs Catlev, of Mount has been on the sick list, but is some Caldwell is taking in the London lair. C. Clement, second son of Rev. B. 8, The Clara Yule cleared for Tbassalon. The Forest. Mrs Neale and Child of Buffalo better. Mrs Frank Hillock is ver now lek Mr E. Helwig visited friends in Wing - Aurora cleared for Sarnia. The G. T. R, are visitingat Mrs W. Hiles; Mrs Bark- sick. A number o! young Y ham thio week. Mr John Collis, of hent, lett for Montreal ie Saturday, where 14 Aurora y j{ poo le A Ca�irTi*tt OF AtlaIDaNTa.—•Last Tlrnrt- New York, is visiting hie brother, he goes to t*ke up a Science course in Me. has shipped over 95 oar loads of wheat from well intends returning home with them. wheeled out from Clinton Tuesday day, Air. Ellis, of Howick, took unto him. � Gill College. Henry. Mr A. E. Cul is, of the Soo, their elevator here the past week. Mr. Mrs Bowcock of Toronto, spent a few evening and spent a very pleasant golf a wife and went on a wedding drive to is visiting friends here. Miss N. G. A. McKee, of London Collegiate, paid Malcolm Nicholson, one of our eaterprig- days at Mr John Garrett's last week. time at the home of Mr J. Pickard. Harriston. On the wayhome through gg a vititto Clinton on Saturda He is otic 1 Weathe'rald is visiting in Toronto at y ing young men, is about to open a ergo Mise Bessie Garrett spent a couple of The nexb meeting of the Choseh Gerrie his beet: man tried to pass him but of a staff of 18 teachers with an attendance flour and feed store. A large number of days in -Toronto last week. t . Friends will be on the 301,h of Sept. that was too much for human nature and Present.. Mr A.Jackson lost his black of over 900 oils. our citizens left Tuesday morning to at. WEDDING.—The residence of Mr T. Mrs O.W. Potter and Mr and Mrs E.C. in, the brush that followed the groom's mare last week. Mr R, Leech Is all Mrs W, Southoombe, who hat been visit: • , Livingston, 2nd con., was the scene of P y y sharply smiles these days; it is a girl. Quite a tend rho London Exhibition. Miss Flor- Potters eat Friday and Saturday at havoc took a corner too shat 1 ,and the number of. the villa a bo s went out to ing hero for some time, returned to fit. a suns McLean, who has been ailing for a happy event on Tuesday, when his Point Farm. top buggy turned completely over, and— Goderich last Sunda , Home of thein Marys on -Tuesday; accompanied by Miss ' .+ some time with consumption, died on Snn+ well their were several oats braises and Mar Southcombe. so morning; she will mptio ,d died on i daughter, Miss Elizabeth became the ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday evening as had to walk home. y y k y. wife of Mr John Matheson, of Sanilac, one of our young wheelsmen was out black eyes. Afterwards, while at home Capt. Sheppard, of Portage la Prairie, is Benmiller Mich. Bt idesmaid and groomsman fora ride, Ile meta number of ladies making merry, some of the boys came to visiting his old friends here. His resideaos ' were din Sneed with and a ha fire a "'abiloo" salute. Mr Manser in Morris• in the west seems to agree with him, as ha I p oily tom- and gentlemen on wheats, and snppos• J fit ,,I NoTEe.--Arthur Straughan i ft.4 the pany, composed mainly of the immed- in that he had all turned to the loading DR his Brown Bess for a last SUNSHIND METIIODIST CHURCH.— shows very little obange. I. misfortune to sprain his ankle a few rate friends of the families, eat down to right sid of the I oad, was sailing along I shot, put �i n a big charge of powder and An Epworth Leagne was organized in Rev, B. A. Shaw, Bayfield, who preached I days ago while drawing In grain- we a grand wedding dinner, after which at full a ed when he suddenly discov- i tamped it down with a wet wad. When this church on Friday evening, with a in Ontario St.Church last Sunday morning. hope it will• not keep him housed up the younct couple drove to Clinton and ened the had forgotten to turn off,and ! ready he put it to his shoulder, dulled the membership of about 35. The.of iders and Rattenbury St. in the evening, wanthe• ':