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VOL. XIX
HURON COUNTY, ONT. WEDNESDAY MAY 1�, 1897 WHOLE NO. J644f �
Lager Season Opens.
Town Topics.-_.
BREWERY I
Brief Town Topics.
Goderich.�
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SOLD.-- The Noderich
brewery, we are informed, has been
disposed of to J. Kuntz of Auburn.
Mrs. J. McMurray was last week
visiting friends to Seaforth.
Mr. Rose firm
MISSION BAND. -D. McGillivray who
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arrived in town from China recentl Y
was present at the meeting of the
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Ladies' Beverage.
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Hoes
of the of Bmadfoot
Box & Co.,was in hast
Gillivra Mission Band on Saturday
day I
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Straw Hats
bL1S3T to.
SHtrrED.-Yesterdiay D. Can-
town week.
and addressed the children.
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When housecleaningand tired
telon shipped a car of live hogs to Col-
ltngwood The price paid to farmers
Miss (v•ollofTuENEws-RECORD, who
ON A VISIT.—Messrs. George and
We have this week added to our
Write Ads.
send down your pail and gist a quart
here was from 4.75 to $4,80.
was last week very ill is now much
improved and has ICSLlmed her duties.
John Seivwright, of Aberdeen, Scot -
land. after spendinga week in New
already saleot stook several lines
of Straw Hata. They
Come ill
only IUc, fresh and nice, captains only
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INDIA FAmfINE Fax u. -Additional
Quite It number of towns townspeople !e are
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York, arrived in Goerich on Thursday
are
and See Ella
per cent. of alcohol, and now
greatly used by ladies. Send your pail
Balsc r'Ipd fo received by The Molsous
in attendance at the wedding of Miss
on a visit to their sister, Mrs. Stewart,
of Benmiller•
plain and Fancy,
yourself, we have the
or pitcher, gem, ,jar, or anything else,
f3anlc and forwarded to Ottawa: -Mrs.
flees, �L i0; George Lyons, bOc,
p to-d:a
Baker in Goderich township y,
And will be sold at prices that
Suiting•s that will suit
it is nobody's business but our own.
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(Wednesday).
THE BREAKWATER. -A second letter
from Ottawa,
should make fust colas.
Yell.
TDI, AWARD GIVEN. --The case of
Dawes Watters S. S. Copper for $¢2
Last Friday Mayor Holmes met with
what might have been a serious ails
regarding the break-
water contract, Written by chief er.-
gtneer Coate, says that Mr. Madigan,
Felt Fats
Our
�ACi� Kennedy
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tvagea, w�tas settled by arbitration, Mr,
dent at the Nile. A Dungannon tailor
the contractor-, is away
,
$20
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D. A. Forrester giving judgment last
Monday. 'Ile arbitrator allowed $27
inside tltc necessary repairs.
The 1lolsons Bank receive sub-
purchasing
Its and timber for the
its soon as he has late and that
Just in ' croon them some ver
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nobby linea in the latest Aroeri
Worsted
The Cllntorl Liquor Store.
to Natters, Cooper to pay all costs.
will
pwoi
completed this -the
SERIOUS OPERATION.—Last ,S'atUr
scriptious toward founding the Vic-
torian Order of Nurses lit alla(la and
work will begin and he pushed till a
reasonable amount has been complet-
can styles, which makes our Hat
Stock without doubt the sleet
T Leader.
Is a
TheFree
day Mrs. S. Wilson underwent a ser-
IOUs surgical operation, the trouble
forward theist to Ottawa free of charge.
Mrs. Proctor, of the I Ot.h concession
ed.
A TRAINING (ENTRE.—Guderich has
assorted in the trade.
being a vc-l'yy dangerous abscess. Her
ft-
Goderich township has moved with
seemingly become it trainingeentre for
fiErAsk to see the Geisha.
The
B ]n�/��e
nittny i s will be dell sited to learn
that the lady is doing well and there; is
rood prospects for recovery.
her family to town and has taken up
her residence oil Rattenbury St. west.
racers and trotters, and is likely to
continue its such on account of its good
Summer Ugderelbthiilg.
Read�m odes
roads. Almost any day the lest
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PICNIC. -The Wallis Church Sabbath
Dr. Gunn has returned from the
annaul meeting of the Intel' IatiOnal
horses in Huron may be seen exercis-
ing on out• streets or makin fast time
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A apecial Line of Balbriggan at
$1 a suit value, Other
Are going out fast. The
Which we intend to give away
-evening
school of town intend departing this
year- from the usual custom of holdi❑,
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Railway Surgeons held At Chicago.
The next meeting will be held at Tu-
on the Agricultural track,
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lines lower and higher in r
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Prices are Selling tilem.
on the of Jane 30th is a
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their picnic it (xarlericit, rind are male-
Tonto,
To FILL VACANCIES. --This Wed-
prize worth trying for, especially
ing preparations fur it big afternoon
nesday evening, Town Clerk Alit
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when it costs you nothing to da
so. we have (alread re tstered
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rand evening's sports rand amusements
in the P. vvhich will no doubt be
Messrs. Will Murphy and Thos.
Archer were called to Clandeboye,
c hell will receive nominations
for the position of councillor in
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A. J. MORRISH,
A. J. HOLLOWAY,
greatly appreciated.
where the attended the funeral of
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St. Andrew's ward, and member
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elan guesses itnd man utore
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will be recorded before the con-
PtNAFORL,-The Town Hall will no
their relative Thos. Hudgens. ilaere
were over 1(YJ rigs in attendance.
of the Public School Board in St.
George's, made vacant by the death
CLINTON.
CLINTON.
test closes. Thera, is positively
doubt be well tilled on Thursday even-
ing next by all lovers of music, when
Messrs. Pollock, Sturgeon and Town -
of the late James A. Reid.
no deception about it when we
40 of the best talent of Goderich will
send, all NEws-RECORD patrons from
HomIF AGAIS.--Rev. Donald Me -
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state that the fitst person who
give the very pretty opera "Pinafore,"
Bayfield, swooped down on our san-
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Gillivray, who for the past nine ears
has been a missionary in Honan,
ON THE ComlmiissioN.-The C.anad t
-Mrs. J. G. Steep, who was ser -
iously ill last week, is recovering.
guesses the nearest how the
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Probably well known to all musical
eo le. It was the bi
people. biggest kind of a
etupl sanctortim last Monday.
were glad to meet the gentlemen.
y China,
is home again to enjoy a rest and re-
Law Journal of April 17th says: "The
act to provide for the consolidation of
figliPPt
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HUCCeHS for three ui kits in Goderich a
short. time ago, and it is at the request
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The annual district meeting of t•he I
new hi.� health which has been some-
what poor of late and threatened
the statutes of Ontario Navin g passed,
and the work being well under way,
1Vinghaut.
NOTES. -G. F. Robbins has disposed
are at -ranged in the Sealed enve-
of prominent musical people that it is
here.
Methodist church for the Goderich
District will be held in the Ontario St.
Serious complications it a chap
P change were
not made. He will shortly, the
we may hope that at the close of the
his laundry business S. Weir,
lope attached to wheel wall
receive it free of charge.
given The expense alone•to give
it here with all the scenery and cos-
church oil Wednesday and Thursdit
the lotli `Loth inst. Y
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advice his physician, take a trip
year n shall she this helpful nevi-
tion on our bis, yea, We arC.,
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who has secured the services of John
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Uhiltun, n practical t tundrywan. -Mr.
A cash purchase- of only ii0 cents en-
tuutes will be over $60, so that a good
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house is needed. We hope to big
of »ext week, and
H. M. S. Pinafore Thursday May
d.
Scotland. His many friends here are
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Pleased to see hire once more.
J. T. (i
to notice that J. T. . (sorrow, Q. C., of
Goderich, was, on March 30th' uIt.,
J. Swans' pacer has
pa gone to Brussels
for training D. Roche,
titles you register your gents
see it
on evening,
under the well -
and aduplicate coupon is given to
is
house on this occasion.
13th. Don't miss it.
RESULUTIO.N of CONDULN'.NCE.--At
added as a commissioner. No better
known hursetian,- Mr. Chlshobn,
you with every guess. We don't
ask you to guess the exact ar-
BI•iCf'Towu Topics.
Mrs. Callander, who bas been visit-
ing relatives and friends in town for
the last regular meeting; of Eureka
Council No 103 R. T. of T., the follow-
appointment could have been made.
IIe is an able lawyer with wide experi-
who has been employed with Mt'. Hal -
Hey Park during the winter left last
rangernent of figures but the
NEAREST will win the
Mr. Barn is the owner of it beautiful
tunic time, left on Tuesday for Toronto
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Ing resolution of condolence was pass-
ed and directed to be resented to
ence and of sound judgment and will
add strength to the commission.
weak for Hamilton. Ile intends going
to Baltimore. .Ma i yltnd.--lar. D. Rush
guess
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wheel.
driver.
Niagara and Jackson, Mich. before re
turning to lel' noute ill tlartney, slant
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Mr. and Mrs. Reid :
OUR SOUVENIR IS PROGRESSING.—
has purchased from Mr. W. Purl
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Someone i sure to win. Try it.
Mayor Holmes was on a visit north
Friday.
t,obs,
l•]e ,ai;r,t <' uuNru No. los, R. T. of T.
The Goderich Souvenir which is now
under avay is meeting with marked
front portion of his property on
Josephine street. -Mr. Henrylast
P Conlin,
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Mrs. Tewsly, who has been quite ill,
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Gonnrtrurr, MAY 3•
I Tu :11a..4xu miirs..loxN Rt:rn:
success, in fact, Frederick Colter, Dist.
till aged shoemaker. who resided here
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is recovering.
Harr McKenzie down front
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DCt uCciield
Narr:S. -Last. Wednesday ibirs.
I it trek pleased Al-
fight c Fang DH, infinite
mighty God in Hisinflnite wisdom to remove
Mgr. of the company, Says he has
never found an town more
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settle years ago, committed suicide
last week b taking strychnine.
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Clothier Furnisher and Hatter.
VICTORIA BLOCK, CLINTON.
was
Goderich oil Sunday.
Nevin had an attack of paralysis,
fel'
I from your home by the hand of death, a most
loving and dutiful son, we, the members of
sive in taking•hold of a thing of this
kind. Mr. Sal{ows is alreadyturnip g
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Bel •
(or
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Mr. Croat of Rosslapd has taken a
sitaatioti at Jackson Bros,
which rendered her unconscious a
time. She has since partially recover-
Eureka Council No. 103• Royal Tem lars of
Temperance, take this o Y p
pportuility of extend-
out many choice bits of scenery which
Intended for last week.
last
1897 �^ z4}� 1897
Mr. Jolin Johnston h to ill tde tom
ed. -Mr. Wm. Plew.es had the tntsfot•-
tuna to have had one of his horse's legs
ing to you our heartfelt sympathy in your sad
bereavement,
By the death
will grace the book and these together
with cuts of up-to-date business houses
DEA•rH.-George a Goodfellow -a well
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known citizen of Morris died ver sud-
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dvv • Mom, 7ue. WrA 7kit F-4 oSAr.
good cutches of speckled trout.
Miss Freeborn in the Episcopal-
broken while harrowin the other da
g y
of our dearly -beloved brother,
.lames A. Reid, we as a society, have lost one
-both.exterior and interior-ipromises
to make the book what it is intended
dently at Dr. blcA:eh's on Friday the
23rd He levelling
pilin r.„o..Y.f....r,.,
,,, I!Y qN ,r. ,u, .r
sang
ia•n church, Stratford Last Sabbath.
In turning too quickly the harrow
struck its leg, breaking it; he was
of our most earnest and faithful workers, one
who put Porth every effort in his power to •fur-
to be, A true representative of Gude-
ult. was engaged
and fixing up the Drs. Itaavn- and fee -
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Dr. Livingstone has returned to Sea-
obliged to have it killed. -The friends
thor the causemof temperance; one who was
seldom absent from a meeting of the society,
rich•
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in faint went to the stable to res? it
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forth after spending it week in town.
of Will. McQueen will be pleased to
hear cif his success in Rosslttnd, B. C.,
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and one whose opinion was always sought upon
all questions pertaining to the cause ever dolor-
Gorrie•
little while and was dead in a few
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minutes. Deceased was An E icc o a
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Mrs. Richniom{ of Blyth was the
where he has secured it situation -its
est to hIs heart.
NOTES. -Messrs. David Watters and
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lian, it stautcl conservative and wits
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guest of bliss C. Dayinent last week.
Last town
clerk and treasurer at a salary of $120
Rut although we mourn his death, we have
great reason to rejoice in the assurance that he
George McMillan have purchased new
well liked. The funeral took place ort
Saturday
week our cetera. had amar-
a month.
is now at rest in that Heavenly Palace where
bicycles of the Garden City make from
and was well attended.
riage in its columns which did not take
no drunkard shall enter, for lie showed us by
the o ulcer agent. 14Ir. N. McLaughlin,
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Peace to his ashes.
Town Topics.
place.
Bay
Mr. Geo. Ba of Detroit is in town
Samuterhill•
his daily life, that he was a faithful follower of
the meek and lowly Jesus. His was an example
of honest Christain living, and those who knew
Mr. Frank L, Pollock left for Toronto
last week on his wheel. He intends
NOTES. -Clara Uoultes returned un
Monday front a visit to her sister,
POULTRY Nvws.-There is no abate.
ment in the interest in poultry this
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calling on friends and will remain for
a con le of weeks.
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The standing for the Public School
for April i, as follows: -Sr. 4th class:-
him best loved him most.
May the great God of all wisdom sustain you
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going to college. -Mr. Win. Andisoti
has er&ted shade -trees in front of his
Mrs, L. Pearen, Wingham.-Casemore
& Arixisti, ng shipped a car load of
week although the space devoted to
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purpose is to tilled
Messrs. Bell and Scutt Blyth, lac•-
Murphy, F. Oakes. W. Jordan. Jr.
both in this your hour of emiction, and may his
strong and loving arms be underneath
residence which will add to the appear -has
once of the street. -Mr. Jas. King has
hogs from here on Friday last. -Janie
Cunningham was at Toronto last week
that -day with other
matter. There will be many items of
uess and furniture dealers were in
le ,
town yesterday.
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4th class: -J. Mair, E. Ball, J. Wright.
13rd class: -I. Merrill, L. Butt, J. John-
about
and round about you to bear you up.
Signed oil behalf of the Council.
ut a new.roof on his residence. -Mr.
an business. -John Fells has his vi] -
interest next week.
STOLEN.
Mr. and Mrs. John k.mertou of .Godo-
Ston. 2nd: -C. Colbourn, G. Hill, R.
Colbourn II part: -R. Kilty, A. Bea-
ALFx. D. MCLEOD.
A. E. CAMPBELL,
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Obert Copeland is in resent ares.
orders for the enlarging of pictures.-
g aunder crop again, Navin
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got it sown last week. -Frank Wheel
HARNESS -A part of a new
sett of harness owned by Will Moffat
rich were on a visit here this week to
their son John T.
corn. E. Kilty. Sr. I part:- 1. Col_
Hunit A. BAIN.
Miss Flora James has been Appoint-
ed leader of the Methodist church choir
er is slightly indisposed at present. -
Tiros Scandrett C. McClelland
was stolen last Wednesday. Some
Mr. J. S. Marshall Huron Road.
bourn, L. Butt, (', Drat })er. Jr.l part:
-.G. Oakes, L. Jordan, B. Ball,
(CIRCULAR CITY BRIEFS. --Mrs, Holt
was in the Queen City the past week.
'tt a salary of $2a a year. Jus.
and went
fishing on the first of May.
time ago a whole new sett was stolen
from Lack Kennedy. An effort should
near Goderich, was in town last week
viewing the different poultry yards.
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-Inspector Paisley of Clinton was in
town on Saturday. -Mr. S. Kitt of
Beswitherick is having his tailor
his
shop veneered. -Invitations are out for
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Bayfield.
be made to locate the thieves and in-
carcerate them.
C. C. Rance has imported a pair of
4.odericit.
was in the circular town last
Clintonn a. to
the marriage of Miss Addie James'
daughter' of Mr. Edward James to
NEW TEACxER.-Mr. G. W. HOlmatl
QUICK WORK. --S. S. Couper iS a
ducks of a foreign breed and intends
giving his attention to duck raisin g'
OBITUARY. -After a long and pain
fill illness, Mrs. (Rev. Dr.) Ure, whose
week. Thos. Jackson Clinton
was in the Co. town oil Friday. -Master
Mr. Ridge Gilpin of Orillia.-The
speckled beauties are being sought
of Usborne has been engaged its princi-
ppal of Bayfield school in place of A. E.
hystler. And this was yesterday de-
d
nronstrated when he had Mr. Arthur
airs. J. W. Riper and children of the
serious condition was noted last week,
Thos. Swartz is recovering frons a very
severe illness. -Mr. John S. Cameron
after at present. -A meeting of the
Thoulpson, resigned, who will study
for the ministr y, Mr. Holman is too
Cook's new house roofed and sided.
Sou are in town visiting relatives. The
Passed to her rest in the great beyond
is teaching it class in the Collegiate.-
officers and members of rise Grorrie
well known and too good a principal
The work was started on Monday of
lady reports liking the Soo very ranch.
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Saturday night week. Deceased was
one of the old residents of Goderich,
Tho dwellinn being erected for Wm.
McLean
Public Library was held in the irnple-
spent shop of Mr. Richt. Ross, oil tat
to require a recommend at our hands
this week.
ARBOR DAY. --Last Friday being
Niews-RCCORD had a call -on ,
Monde from Messrs. F. A. Pr•idhain
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widely known find highly esteemed.
on 1 gin Ave. is being pushed
rthead.--Mr.s• Shaw of Colorado is in
ttrday avenin:;. -Mr. Will. Dunlop is
Mr.
THE QuEENs.-This model hotel has
again opened and is now ready for
op
arbor clay the thildren bad it part holt-
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and Town Clerk Mitchell of the county
town,
In her associations with the people of
this town, and more I.particularly with
town on a visit to her sick sister, bliss
Grace Lee.
at present working in Listowel.
Robt. Gnnningharn has also secured
Summer tourists. s Pollock, the
dray. Quite a number of the little ones
went to the woods while others enjoy
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THE News-REconn s sin craves :t
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the congregation of Knox church, as
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the wife of its beloved pastor, she was
---Chas. Blackstone is now
ready fora lig seasons business and
work in Listowel. --W. J: Greer has
been appointed leader of the Methodist
genial proprietor, has asked for figures
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on extensive additions and will have
ed the foot ball match between a tears
front Mr. Lough's room and a picked
line or two space to ask the question,
When is the 5�:avely $10,tIU0 going to
ever ready with a helping and gener-
the recent addition to his establish-
inent will enable hien to do it, -There
church chair. -Mr. Booth a t•ravisi
one of the hest and roost convenient.
hostelries in Western Ontario.
team from the other rooms.
come to Clinton:"
tins hand and kindly christiau s ill-
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pathy and encouragement, and
will be public meeting in the town
hall to -morrow evening to discuss mat-
ing evangelist, paid this place a visit
d
last week. -A neav fence is being erect-
The following is the report of No. 3
OFFICAL MASONIC VISIT.—Lust lion.
This is the season when the winds
although for some time the infirmities
lets in connection with the proper
ed around the park. -The McLaughlin
Stanley for April. The names are in
day evening Dr. J. W. Shaw, D D.G.
Change fifty times a day,
of years have compelled her with-
celebration of the forthcoming jubilee
block has had a fresh coat of paint
order Merit, 5th class -Jonathan
AL, accompanied from here by Dr.
And lie who lays his flannels off
dt'awal from active church circles, she
and other holidays, -Pickerel may be
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which ,olds to its 'a peara,nce.•-Rev.
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Peck, Rachel Reid. Sr, 4th -Eva Reid,
Bruce, W. U. Fair•, Andrew Porter, A.
Likewise is laid away.
will long be remembered With love and
caught on and after Monde next.-
Mr. Ballantyne of Molesworth occupi-
Albina Richardson, Oliver Mcflveen.
J. Holloway, J. R. Hoover, E. M. AI c-
bir. W. Doherty was last week
affection. Her bereaved partner has
Joseph Griffon, the recentl ri
Y appointed
ed the ulpit in the Presbyteran
Jr. 4th -Laura Richardson, Ida Reid,
Lean and facob Taylor, paid an official
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to Lebanon Forest Lodge No. 134,
called to the bedside of his sick mother
the most sincere s m t
P pf t at of the
entire community in his great sorrow•
gather, assumed the duties the pots-
tion last
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churcion-Sabbath week last.- rfarnps
are very numerous around this part at
Gertie Nickelson -3rd Edith Rath -
well, Mabel Nickolson, Willie Clark.
visit
Exeter. The art report most refit -The
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in Claude,where he remained over
Shbbiath,
funeral took place from Knox
week. -On the 24th the posse
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ball team will have a arae with the
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Present. -Messrs. T. Sell & Co., of Har-
Sr. 2nd -George Reid, Percy Tippet,
able and leasant time.
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church on Wednesday afternoon, and
Or London, and in the evening
riston, have bought out the store late-
Lily Peck. Jr. 2nd -Samuel Bates,
Mrs. Ben. 13ole, who recently under
was very largely attended.. The gall-
a
the Goderich Amateurs will
ly owned and
Mr.new
141aggie Clark. Sr. part II -Lundy
YOUNG PEOPLES CONVENTION. -The
went a Serious operation iiithe Detroit
ery and pulpit. platform were heavily
present
'Time and the Hour" as a complimen-
o s hick they
have put in new goods which they will
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Nelson
Mcllveen, Charlie Rattle
first annual meeting of the Hurou
hospital is improving nicely and re.
draped and the services most imppes-
tary benefit to the base ball
sell out cheap. We hope they will
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Reid. Jr, part II -Lottie Peck. Sr.
-Presbyterial Union of Young Peoples
ports are favorable.
sive. Rev. Dr. Hamilton, of Mother•
club. -An
old resident, Thos. Bates, died on Fri-
meet with success. -While Mr. and
part I-Allie peck -Jr. part I -Ethel
Societies was held in Willis Church,
Clinton yesterday. The Rev, Wnt.
We learn from the Galt Reporter
well, offered up the prayer, and Rev.
Dr. McDonald,f Seaforth, delivered
da after a short illness, aged 76 ears.
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Mrs. Geo, Foster, who live a few miles
north of this lace, were comity into
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Parke and Tommy Reid.
JEAN CAMPBELL, Teacher.
M. Martin in then tepee of the less-
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dent occupied the chair. There was a
that Mr. Sid Jactzaon of Preston ,for_
metly of Clinton, has sold his drug
a
solemn and eloquentaddress. The ser-
being
- ev. A. Anderson, B. A., held a
memorial service in Knox church on
town Friday week last, their horse
Foster thrown
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rood representation of the young eo-
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business to a Galt man.
vices concluded, the large rtud a
ence passed through the church to take
Sunday to memory of the late Mrs.
Ure.-Mise
took fright,.and Mr. was
out of the buggy in front of Mr. R.
Exeter•
Ole of the presbytery, and the hearts-
ness inial which they entered into the
Mr. H. B. McKay of Walkerton,
general agent for Sawyer &Massey,
it last look at the remains, which were
then conveyed to beautiful Maitland
Chilton is flow improving
rapidly -Mise Nina Leo kiss recovered
Stinson's. waggon shop. Mrs. Foster
held on well but was thrown out vie-
NOTES. -Mr. W. J. Carling is Irl
Landon. He had to undergo an oper:a-
discussions which arose out of the
topics on the programme, showed that
Hamilton, made TaE NEws-RECORD a
friendly call one day last week.
Cemetery and interred. The pall bear.
ers were the followingelders of the
from her serious illness. Her sister
Miss Grace is still ver low and is not
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tently near the Town Hall. Mr. Fos-
ter was taken to the Anglo-American
tion for the removal of a large growth
front otie of his jaw -bones, the result
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the young people are alive to all that
concerns the welfare of the church and
A quiet wedding took place in Clinton
church: Capt. Baxter, James Buell-
anan, Capt. Gibson Peter McEwan
expected to recover. -The Chosen
Frtenda will meet to -morrow evening.
Hotel and Mrs. Foster totheresidence
of Rev. Mr. Gumil. Both were care-
of an injury sustained same years
a o front contact With a cricket ball.
the interest of Christ s kingdom.
last Wednesday, Mr. R. A. Bell of
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Goderich and Miss Florence
James Aikenbead sand A. Straiton.
-The Ohur•chwoman s Guild held its
last
full at to, and in a few days
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The operation was successfully er-
p
formed Tuesday, although r.
Tiro Seaforth peolile aro enthusiastic over the
of "Pinafore" given there on Mon-
a sntlin .
bpi❑ the contractingartist. Mr.
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The Collegiate Institute board showed
their sympathy for their bereaved
regular meeting week. -The
school board was called to meet last
thetiy, were able to return home, feelin g
a little the worse of their narrow
on and
(:satin will be unable to return
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portormance
day evening.
and rs. Bell will take up their resid-
here,
associate by attending in a body, and
Tuesday evening but there was no
escape. -Mr. Alex, Webb, brother of
home fora week or more, he passed
ANNUAL S. S. B. MEETING. -The
meeting of the Sunday School
ence
Messrs. Thos. and Chas. McConnell'
the beautiful floral tokens bore elo-
r•estimony to the
quorum, man of the members being
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otherwise engaged. Monde is the
Mrs. George Horton, died at the
the latter in town on
through it with comparative comfort.
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-Root. Leathern is improvin .--Jttdge
annual
Board of the Ontario Street Churell,
on Monday received the sad Intelli•
quent love and re -y
spect of the donors. The included a
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regular meeting night. -The steamer
St. Andrew with 3,5,()00 bushels
residence of
Wednesday, May 5th, aged 20 ears,
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Dayle held divisteu court tare on
Tuesday last. -Mrs. Samuel Bas -
for the election of officers and other
ence of the death of their mother -in-
large wreath of roses and lilies front
of
wheat reached the Grand Trunk eleva•
He had come here for the benefit of
kerville is confined to her room
business was held on last Monday
evening. Reports were received front
aw, Mrs. McDonald of Stratford; they
left o4 Tuesday for Stratford accom•
the W. F. M. S.; a bunch of calla
sillies from Mrs. McDonald
for on Sunday from Port Arthur. -The
his health, he being afflicted with that
dread disease consumption, He was
suffering with rheumatism. - Geo.
e Secletitry and Treasurer. The
partied by Mrs. O. McConnell.
and
Mrs. Brough ; a wreath from Mrs.
new tugs being built by Wm. Marlton
will like! be launched this morning.-
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hurried in the Gorrie cemetery, on
Brooke has gone to Killarney,
Man., to spend the summer. -J. Spack-
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alembersbip and attendance have
A large number of counterfeit half
John Stewart and family, and a
The schooner Corlsande with 3(10,000
May 7th, Revs. Fisher and Dobson
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man kiss his fishing tiets se . at
I resince the new year, and
all claims had been met un
dollar pieces are in circulation. As for
'appearance they are an excellent imi•
bouquet from Master Ure Stewart•; a
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cross of roses and daisies from the Me-
feet of lumber for R. D ment arrived
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officiating. -Rev. Rev. Mr. Goffin of the
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Howisk and Turnberr Con re atinnal
Grand Bend and intends lifting
to date for literature, &c., and
tation and bear 'the date 1870. The
Gillivra Mission Band; a cross of
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Thursday. -The schooner Sonora
with
with coal far the water and
churches reached in the Methodist
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thein m Saturday for the convenience
of farmers and others requiring flab
a big balance • was to hand. The
tollowingare the officers for the par:
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methl is very soft, but has almost the
same lin when dao
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g dropped on the floor as
rpsea and lilies of the valla Dr. and
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Mrs. Taylor; of roses and lilies,
hursa
W Lee reached Port an Thursday.-•-
The Kolfage
church on Sabbath evening, May 2nd.
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for their own use. There was a egood
igh-
Monday, some weigh-
- Superintendent, D. Tipindy ; Assist-
Superintendent, Jacob Taylor;
the genuine coin.
Mr. W. G.
Mrs. and the Misses Attrill ; cross of
roses and carnations, Mr. and Mrs,
e schooner sassed far John-
ston Harbor on Saturday.-Theschoon-
D. F. Craig, whose boot and shoe
catch of trout on
Ing 26 pounds.- Last week we
ant
Secretary -Treasurer, Ralph Tiplady;
McMillan of London t,
very prominent Mason and mail clerk
Garrow ; bouquet, Mr. and Mrs. MCD.
er Canton with 560 tons of coal for the
North American Chemical. Co.
store in St. Marys was burglarized
mentioned the assault committed
upon Mrs. Cookson and daugh-
Assistant' Secr•etar•iest B. J. Gilpbings
Geo. W. Wray; Librarian, Thomas
between London and Toronto died at
his
Allan; wreath, Mrs. Kay and family ;
wreath, Miss Beaumont;
sailed
into harbor on Thursday. -The steam
about a year ago, was somewhat aur
prised and very much delighted the
ter. The following day, a man
and
Walker; Assistant Librarians, John
Amos Castle and E. G, Carter;
residence in London on Sunday
morning ,after a three month's illness.
roses and
carnations, Mrs. Chilton; wild flowers
Mr. and Mrs. Curzon; begonias
barge Cityof Mt. Clemens arrived on
Saturda fternoon with a car o of
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other dip to receive an anonymous
letter containing $25. This purport-
named Ben Wilson, of Stephen town -
ship, was arrested on sue.picson of being,
Carter,
Chorister, H. Israel; Pianist, Miss
The deceased was well known here
being for many
ape's
lilies, Miss Oameron; roses, Mrs,
red brie for the Knox church alters-
in to he pa went in full for goods
the guilty one. He was taken before
(,ouch.
years on the L. H.
& $.
Radcliffe. Ra
tions. -Large quantities of flne herring
taken front hie store. The letter was
a magistrate, but released, the guilt
were caught banglers the past week•
dated from Stratford,
not being established,
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