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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-05-12, Page 4Our 14usic Business. 1 "'IM uu'v "N" OPP 2Hh' OT -11" }VA Y. The ver Latest.. y ,Out' ccriternpor•ary remarks on what , In songs And instrumestill �ust re- eeived. This is the )lace to tmrchase I lHr NEWS -RECORD said: - I Thu stato)llent, than the blldlnosB nlell of C'li}}l toil were asked their opinion of the new tarp! your Music Citi we have a Piallo kind •'ter the deliberate purvoso of bolstortug up the every picas Cttn be tried teal before buy , �rurty `lin nuttrue. itll They woreulunt eshuply asof theked fo Ing. their uphdon and that opinion was published, no (natter what it was. The Now b;ra is Do not forget us not foolish el)uugh to think that all mon could Nur everything in Bicycles, tare lure selling wheels from $35 to $IUU. u NI Y' 1 grou ou a ibjv t of his kind, uul•iB it pnrtisuu ('nun h to ,aro. Phe opinious we "good away, and that was euuug 1. 0000000000 Nur eighteen years the New Era and Bicycle 1111`1 AI" is its party denuunced the Natiunal Pul• EMERSON'S (louse, icy as a shau), it farce, it fraud, legalised —AND— robbery, and (tear only knows whal Cleveland Bicycle Livor3, I not. Then when Life attain planks of Goderich• the staple discredited and touch abused Clinton and policy was stolon from the Conserva• -- -- - - tives it endorsed it and asked for the opinions Of 01111tU111)IlSIL1eSy men its tl', `s ���� how it Butted thein. The result wa,, l hat "the gun went off the other way," And flow our coteut declares that it is � ��g. "not foolish Pnuugh to think that till men could agree oil it subject of this kind." True, many of its own ptu•ty do last our Wall Paper Trimmer is not as we showed week. They do not agree because they have been Luis• still humming to keep pace with the demand for our popu- led by the Reform piu•ty and the New Era. We repeat the statement with lar lilies of wall decorations. all the force and meaning it implies Without a doubt our stock isthat 0111• cotern's object was ' for the (le• liberate purpose oJ' boleterinq up the delu+tit•e and fraudident policy of the 1?eform Party.' Beautiful, Substantial and Low in Price, And many are the coutpli- nlents we have received front those who have compared our line with others. All paper trimmed free of charge oil aur patent trimmer. You will also need some Window Shades ander CUrtaia Poles, And you cannot afford to pay long prices when our's are so low. We have the lines that will plewle. you. �'vtitiotil'� WIC IJ CLINTON. �elv �latverti�elueu#�. Carpets-No-dgens Biros.. Straw Hat -s --A. J. Morrish. rue eyes --Allen & Nilson. I•'ree bicycle -T. J,tcaesnn, Sr. Convention -Jai nos Mitchell. Endeavor -The W. D. Fair Co. Special purcha.pe--Jackson Bros. F)rniturP st,nr-J. C. Stevenson. Court of Revision -H. W. Irwin. Wall Paper -(cooper's Bonk Store. Court of Revision -Nixon Sturdy. Clogging the wheels --P. 13. Crews. Well sittisfied-Broadfoot, Box 3c Co. (;out L of Revision --Jaynes Campbell. May Millinery --W. H. Beesley 8t Co, Miller's Oinnibus Lino --Jonathan Rf illrr. N Herron News -Record (.25 a Year -31.00 In Advance WEDNESDAY, MAY 12Lh, 1807. $.�1,750,000 IN AD VANCE, The statement of revenue and ex- •)enditure for April which appeared in .3aturday's Canada Gazette shows that the anticipation of the increase in CL18- tors At Excise rates on spirits, tobacco &c., has callsed7,•a tremendous upward sweep in the rei•en'ue which will help Mr. Fielding it great Ileal at the end of the fiscal year when he tries to snake Ili,,; revenue and expenditure balance ; but which, probably, will not be suffi- cient to )cake both ends lncet so that thore wi'1, most likely, be A deficit of a million or two despite the fact that the collection of M;Lich find April have been about $2,759,000 more than for the same month hast year. This ad- ditional revenue simply means that large quantities of goods have been taken out of bond In anticipation of increased taxation and will bp com- pensated for this month and next, and for three months Ili the new fiscal year by large decreases in the revenue. The collections for April were $4,483,- 540 As compared with $3,140,120 for April of last year, showing inn increase of $1,343.420, which added to the $1,4(X),. 000 increase in March makes about two and three-quarter millions of doliars collected in Advance in these two months. The increase of excise hits been phynomenal, the receipts rising from $049,081 In April 18116 to $1,s8e.. 760 in April 1897, an increetse of 21st per cent. The total revenue collected in Advance in march and April has been About $2,000,000 in Excise and $750,W0 in Customs, of which linter amount nearly $500,000 Was o)1 raw sugar the duty on which it was confidently ex- Eected would be increased but which as remained stationery, so that the refluers flnd themselves loaded down with millions of pounds of r<tw sugar which they will not need for months. Prof. Robertson stated to the Com- mittee on Agriculture in Ottawa Thursday morning that arrangements had been made for providing the best mechanical refrigerators in seventeen steamships leaving Montreal this sum- mer to take the perishable products of Canada to the British market. If not, then the New Era bas been (politically) filling its columns with de- ception and fraud for eighteen Velars. Our cuteut. is at liberty to wriggle on whichever horn that will appear to its haste --and it ►oust be on one of thein CURh'ENV TOPICS. Is yournatne on the assessment roll? Remember the Conservative con- vention tit Smith's Hill next Wed- nesday. A ruse by any Other name is it little more sweet smelling titan the National Policy.. Finance Minister Fielding haq great. ly assisted the "poor farmer" and laborer in placing diamonds oil the fie` list.. "Joined together heart and Mand, Liberals for Free Ttade shall stand." Will the members of the Government and their friends in West Huron please rise and sing? A 35 per cent. tariff under a Conser- vative Government was a protective tariff. A 35 per cent. Liberal Govern- ment is a free trade, reciprocity tariff for revenue only tariff. Sonne of the officials at Goderich do not seem to appreciate Bible lessons on the iniquities of the Laurier party. It is only reasonable to surmise that the day of righteousness and repent- ance will overtake the persec]tors- and that day will he when the change of government tikes place. Hitrilton Spectator: --Got fight a head, gentlemen of the Grit }.tarty, with your bouncing of civil servants without cause, and, immediately after next provincial election, you will probably hear of the guillotine working actively among the Offensive partisans of the provincial civil service. Have your fun now, gentlemen. This comes from Ottawa: -The hun- gry pack of liberal place -hunters tare tieing provided for as fast its intrigue van work, but there is such all howl- ing lot of them that jobs cannot be got for all of then] at once, not• for some of them even at length. LOAM% about. Ottawn, :Lull smelling the tanta- lizing soup there, are sono whose MM1110118ness will not stand much more delay. They have concluded to hold a meeting and pass resolutions calling upon the government to make vacancies faster. That rDOveMent to establish the 21th of May a perpetual holiday ill Canada. is a good one. A day of which the counts y puts aside the seriousness of life and enjoys the relaxations of care and hnsiness has its advantages. Not only would Canada, be fittingly coin- urennorating the memory of the best sovereign the British empire has ever had, although that ' in itself would be sufficient cause for the creation of such it holiday, but the day would be An annual tribute to the greatness of the British empire and an Annual reminder of the great confederation of which we form, let its hope, an honorable part. Common report is that Mr. M, C. Cameron has given the Reformers of West Huron the throw -down. He Will insist oil his soII-in-law (x;tult being given the: post slastership At Goderich, and will himself be appoint- ed Lieutenant -Governor of the North- west Territories, the commission for which he is said to carry in his vest pocket. Then the party can go to - 1 I 1 Mr. Cameron has inade many sacrifices for the partyy and himseit, and would capably fill the position he aspires to, but THE NrWrs-1113CO RD fails to see any claims for the P. M. asppirant. Postmaster Campbell should he allowed to hold his position, but if the Grits are bound to pitchfork him out we must confess that Daniel McGillicuddy is well quali- fied for the position and has stron er taints than any other Man in Nest Huron. Ger, McKay, 16th con. ()Irey, hag purchased the 100 acre farm, lot 20, con. 10, from Angus Campbell. $1.200 was the price paid. There are 30 acres Bleared on the place, At its lust session held in Chicago the National Association of Railway Surgeons, out of compliment to the membership in Canada and Mexico, changed its name to the International Association of RailWY Burgeons. The next meeting will' held in May, 1898, At Toronto, Dr. George Ross, of Virginia, was elected president; Dr. Hutchinson, of Montreal, first vice* president; and Dr. Riordan, of Toron- to, chairman of the Committee of Arrangements. __ _-__-.......�.....- NO-._. e Varna. e s _ West -111114 o Huron r y to hear of the Just T7 ��+ a. CONVENTION, tlhless of Mr. John Reid, Parr line. �" ; V N. V DEATH. -Un Monday last Mr. James t Aconvention of the Liberal Oolworvativos of Armstrong. of the Bronson line, titan- Merit �pO� 7 ��e West Hurou will be hold at ley, passed peacefully away lifter it ''Merit talks" the+ i irj.8, HILL, lingr+riug illfless, 111 the age of 77 ye;u's• intrinsic value o! r i.�� He has been it resident of the townshi .) , Talks'' We will detain you, we are peat. oN - for upward of 50 yours, and was it roe- Hood s8arsaparl of ed on Watches and tare cluing Wednesday May 19 ststent in,Pnibor of the Presbyterian Merit in medicine means the power to y+nl it kindness when we tell yop cuurctt. His t'c'ulaius were intr,•red in cure. Hood's Sarsaparillapossesses actual I that the colu)nuncinKg at lsU airlock sharp, to eonalder i the nuuthl 1i.n of a Candidate to ountost the the Bayfield eetuetery x,11 Weduebday and unequalled curative power and there. ' 64-Msit rush" Hldht. for the Local lIuuse, and for such gall. last' and It IArge utunber of people al- I fore it has true merit. when you buy }, i N A7h oral busInesB as clay be bruught before it. tended the funeral, to pay the hast Hood's Sarsaparilla, and take it according Each Polling DA•islon is roiluosted toseud tlibitte of respect to the deptarled• A to directions to purity Bicycle throe Delegates, are but all''laudsofthe (baser- widow anti twelve children, Hve bu .s ' P Y Your blood, or I c�7C� vativu party aro curd1a11y invited to altotld. cant} seven girls, cure any of the many blood diseases you Let thorn be a full turn out. 6 start n e. are morally certain to receive benefit. Watch (1041 save the Queen. Jus. lizeir, JAB. 51IT(AMI.r„ Tuelierslnitil. The power to cure to there. You are not President. 5crretary. trying an experiment. It will make your is the very best of its kind made, OFFICIAL BOARD MEfcTtx(c, - The blood pure, rich and nourishing, and thus We have thein -only $2.5% also -- -- Alay uteeting of the (rfilcial Board of drive out the germs of disease, strengthen Y tT great Bargains in " WLLUAERrrED uoNoRs, the Methodist church, Tuckersn)ith, the nerves andblaildupthewholesystem. yv a.'t(;}les _ vias held on Monday afternoon, Rev. t David Weismiller Leaves for W. J. Ford presiding. A net increase ' Jewelry 11(in�stoll I:ity. (if 25 was reported in the rue tit ber•shi1) 9 of the chattel, and the ftnnnciial re- ®� S Silverware, + tBUTK1:1'URIs UgIN(3 8() HE AND MM. ports were of a veryy eucuurageing Ila- I WEUR ll ISM1LLwaa HANDSOMELY tura. A proposition to re -unite Turner's HU Clocks, etc. � church with the Ontario t l ge Ilial Sarsaparilla RLbILMl3ERL,•D AT tiLNBALL. Clinton, was ncgtttived by a large ata- All Work entrusted to aur carr, Mr. David Weismiller, on the occa- •iority. Mr. Phomas Townsend was "' I ''palled by:Lftrstclassworkivan elected the delegate to theapproaclllilg Is the best, in fact- the One True Blood Purifier. I and folly guaranteed, also of his rto tilel from i-IeKin with Prepared only by C. I. Hood his family to the city of Kingston. District meeting. was pleasantly surprised on Monday NOTk`8-Rev, W. J.. Ford of Cliu_ • no not purge, sin or evening at receiving from the rest- ton conducted quarterly services in Hood's Pills gripe. Alldrugg>sW.�bo. Estate dents of the village it fol -,nal mark of Turner's Church on Sundp last. --- ��--T - - their Appreciation of his worth, in y County Currency• the form of au address and present.a_ Rev. 'T. E. Sawyer will preach it tion. Mr. Weistuiller is taking up special sermon to the young people on Rev. A. Tully of Mitchell has receiv- hls residence In Kingston as the 1'e- Sunday next. San day @school his ed it call to if, `hutch in Iowa, at a sal- presenttytive for Eastern Ontario of r•eapened for the suminer ruonthe with ary of $2,2W per annual. g the London Mutual. Thathe has been A popular and progressive Luati in a full stuff of ofhcurs slid teachers.- Rev. J. A. Turnbull of Toronto is in Hensall, giving whole -dialed service Seeding, with the exception of late Plxeter looking tifter the estate: of his p for iia advancement, is shown in peas is nearly finiahed.-Mr. and Afro. father, the late David Turubnll. ��� --- the fact that despite his being aCon- 'j', Walker of Clinton spent Suede Rev. W. F. Brownlee of London servative, and battlin� ably in the p Y moved to Granton lust week t0 resume cause, tht Wren of all or, ably of politi- with friends in this neighborhood.- his duties as incumbent of that parish. cal opinion joined heartily together in Mr. and Mrs. I3. Gibbingo and Rare. Walter Richardson fund his son Packages giving him and his family it con,pli- Andrews and daughter Lilly spent Robert, who recently went.fioni Brna- • Inentary farewell, Sunday with relatives hero, -Mr, J, sell to Dauphin, Man., has bought a The following address was read by G, Crich has been confined to the farm and will move hie family there In taking stock we found we bad All'. John McArthur:- g Mr. and Mrs. Weismiller, -- house for several days past and is noty shortly' 1 644 e shin to be around anain.-Mr. James Thos. McLaughlin of Brussels, who , packages of Turkish Dye, Having learned with `lee t re ret of has been aid up tit C,hesley, for several every color. We offer these at your early departure from }out, midst, Walters oftlVingham paid friends hors months with sciatica, has returned we, Your many friends, citizens of the � short visit on Sunday. -Fall wheat home much improved. 3 packages for 25c. Village of Hens, could not let tit(-, in this locality is looking good. -Mr, Mrs. Hindes, An old resident Of Diamond Due opportunity pass of illanifestlug one Henry I'lumsteel of the London road Brussels, and fatuity left last week for regards for you As a citizen, a neigh- has tyro material on the ground for the White River where they intend to re- f For kind friend. 6 stale: in the future, 3 packages for 25C. You canteAmongstus tvnllnn(lfclvor- purpose of raising and improving his Dr. And Mrs. Graham arrived in bawls' Brussels last TnesclA Magnetic Dye ably known to the communi'd f and y troni New York. (Irving. your five -,years' residence in -` --' Thoy intend staking their home in Hensall you have always proven your- McKillop. Toronto and will leave for the Queen's 6 packages for 35c, We are out " self public spirited ; have been it prime n*r)7•ES.-The Methodists of NR'alton City in a week. of sore of the colors in this Dye mover in an thing for the advance- cirenit had their quarterly meeting A letter ryas received At Brussels ment and we of the village, and Hist Sabbath. -The laud is ill poor `cut- Wednesday afternoon from Rev. AI r. but in order to cleanout our stock Your motto has been "Hensall first, Allin, now at Battle Creek Sanitarium, the effer this IOC package for 5c. diLion far sending and ti fall average p g hast and always," at the same time stating that Ile hits considerably iui- crop of spring rains can hardly be ex- commtanding the esteem of all with proved in'health and he hopes, if pro- .Each package will dye 2 pounds whom you came in.contact. petted.- 1tiIr. Nraucns U'Hara ane of 1 P + the early settlers oil the 8th line, died gross continnes, to get back to Brus- of Wool or Cotton. And while we thus recognize your on Monday of hast week. He had been sets by June Ist, if not earlier. many excellent qualities, it is our de- poorly most of the winter, but few ex- Last Monday morning Mrs. Miller, pp®p®om sire to testify in a tangible way our it)- pected the end was so near. He wits inother of Mrs, M. M. Cardi IT, Morris, predation thereof, rind would there- It civil and inoffensive roan :and it left fur her home at Brockville, After it fore ask you to accept this gold watch Raman Catholic. The funeral on visit of several inontlis with herdaugh- ��� Combe and carry it as a souvenir of this vill- Wednesday to Irishto n cemetery ter. The old lady is 81 years of aqe . • age, and the ir);Lny FF)lektsttnt years spout was largely attended. -I vival meet- but g6ts about quite lively And was in in It. We would•,also ask your accept• ings conducted by Rev. T. West- no way disconcertedabout the journey (; :mistand'Druggist. ante of thist)arse of uroney, not for its man have been in progress fora week before her. intrinsic value, but As a mark of or two at Bethel church. The meet. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. -- - - esteem. in s were well attended, when we earl- Alex, Ross, well known in this section, C linty Currency. It is with sortoty also that we learn si er the busy time of year. -A new will be pleased to learn that they ar' Mrs. Cite yes Of the-reloovAl of your estiniable wife pAckman. being an -Aral) with a glass rived safely at their )Vlontanit home, the colored worran and fatuity; they, too, have: won the eye, is the nasi, acritnl.--Al r. Jitcol> rafter a most enJ'uyilble euros Mrs. burned at S Catharines by the explo- respect of the citizens by their kindly Barrows is collecting mAteriAl with ;t Ross, (nee Miss Southeast bE:iig de- sl°n of a coa oil laulp, is dead. acts, affable nature, ,and social cul- view towards building a new residence lighted With the s`auc'y along the lhn lYiontre 1 Pulite Commissioners ture, and while we thus deplore their this season. -Mr. James Wiltse has A ellowstone river and other points ell have passed a by-law to regulate the departure, we cannot let the opportun- left to put in the clop on his father's rontP, speed Of bicy es. Eight riles an ity pass without some recognition of farm down east of Toronto. As Jill) The crop reports Are beginning to hoar is the limit arced. their social dualities, And would there- is a pretty fine fellow we hope he will coino into the Ontario Department of Mrs. Ann Stun y, ex -Matron of the fore ask you to accept, on behalf of return all right. -Jnr. Kelly of the Agriculture, :and so tar tire very satin- House of Refuge at Hamilton, bus bo- - andJVeisrmller, this diamond ring, sawmill, after taking everything ht factory Thr fall wheat stood the gulf an action against ex -Mayor Tack- a - and ask her to wear and cherish it its a for lumber, is sellnng the ronlAnulel' rn cat for $5,000 daul;i"es - memento of the man hap da s plots to thefarmersforfitew•ood.-Air. weltther well, •tad the prospects •are n for alleged clan spent in oto• village. Y happy Y Y gond. So far there has not been loo der. } g (;. Hoar(, of Clinton has disposed of it much rain, bilk any snore will do The,22nd annual ineeting of the C'ana- Nve rill 'cin iu wishin r,•ou and our few more of hie piano dulcimers to harm. dian Manufacturers' Association took I R y" parties here. His instruments Ann estimable wife and fa]nily unbounded ood'and have riven the hest of satin- Several seedy -looking r individuals place tit Toronto. Important resolu- prosperity in your new hole in Ding tgrutinn to all rtf Alr. Huare'scust.otners have been seen in the vicinity of Ethel tions taking exception to certain tea- ston, enc} trust that your paths may be who ;lir (cite nnmerotis in this -ec•tion. recentl • :tnd nn Monde one ofthein tli1 of the nc:w tariff, were passed. strew) with roses and your Adversities 1 leached L}le v111tLgc se]1111g a 9111)St:LIICt' Mi,. 1). �� . kani was elected pri sidenr. f. none. - to .prevent lumps from exploding. Mr. I). W. Ross, the Ontario Minis- S;gnPd oil behalf of the: citizens of Blyth. ter of Education in an address to the' Hensall h • 1 When lie could not effect A sale he + y 11,10EFS —House cleaning is the made thrents of whelk he would do and students And staff of the Normal and James Petty, John Alnvarthmv, D. 1"r- order of the (+ this citilsed much uneasiness amen Model schools, At Ottawa, said that quhait, J. 1:. AlcDonell, George AIC- Y• -A Liboral•Couaer• the reeide:uts that it was deemed iia the Normal school terns would in a NhvPu, ,la,. C'oxworth, Itenr•v Conk, L. tive convention i:; to be held at Smith's visabin to ;ant hit) in a safe place for short tune be extended twat least t.en Harold, Jos. Case, J. W., Ortwein, Hill on May' 19th, inst.-On Saturday the flight. Constable Lang Arrested months, so that the teachers .might w•- Alex, Murdock,!( -I. Arnold, A, McPher- t•he regular sitting of the 12th Division him And he wits taken to Brussels ceive A proper and much -desired tvnin- son, M. Ellwooel, G. C. Petty, .lames Court: was held In Industry hall be. "cooler." Ing. White, Jaules Ellis, F. C. McDonell, H. ford Iiia Honor Judge Doyle, theOil Wednesday of last week Mrs. J. D. Cooke, J. U. Clausen, ti"nn. Ale -C y ' PeLer C;uueron of the 4th con, of Stan- 'WOOD•Ci Y'HOf�P$ODIT7E. Cloy, George Joynt. Thomas Almrdocl,, principal case being Parr and Cole for lay,, departed this life at the age of 43. The Great English Remedy. G. J, Sutherland. damages, which was tried by jury. Mrs, Cameron, whose maiden name Six Paekaues Guaranteed to Hensall, May 3rd, 1897. Lawyers Proudfoot for plaintiff and waS Ross, wits born fh Zola Tp., Ox promptly; and permanently The presentation wets inade, by Jin i Blair for defendant. After hearing ford Co., but moved with her parenta cure all forms of Nervous James Petty. the case the 'lir retired. The brow ht to the neighborhood of Brncefield, / Weakness.Emissions,sper,n- y y g sonne 20 yeais ago. 15 years ago she ,. atorrhea,Impotencyand all Mr. Weismiller replied in A happy in a verdict for $30 damages for plait.:- married Peter Cameron, her flow Ire- effects ofAbuseorF,xcesses, •tarty characteristic veiny,, assuring his tiff. -On Munde events Rev, Me• r•eaved husband. About a Mental Worry,exoeasiveuse friends that under all' cirenntstances, y g year Ago ofTobacco,WumorStimu- and wherever his future lot may be Kenzie, a missionary from China, ad• the deceased hold a bad attack of Before and After.ktnts,whichaoonleadtoln- cast he would beat' thank One and all dressed a meeting in St. Andrew's grippe and never recovered front the jirmity,Insanity, Consumption and an early grave. Ili most cordial remembrance. Church, -Mrs. Corbett and daughter around, nevervbeingits l cctltfined howeverto hot, Hases;as cis en tee o ty neliabreibed over byears onth n%atotne After the presentation ceremony, of Tesswater have been spending a few bed. She was the last survivor of a known. Askdruggistfor Wood's Phosphodinerrt the party spent the evening together days with her mother, Mrs. Heffrou, family of four. Deceased leave one belle, someworthlese medretnein place of this, in social intercourse, with Ali,. Geo. Dinele street, -Mr. Will Aiason of son, aged 14. The departed cane of inclose price in letter, and we will send by return McEwen as Ch,lllilltLn, separating ata y it earnest christa•in fagiil and wits mall. Price, one package, El; six, 65. One will the Conlral joined the large army of Y pkase,aixwfUoure. Pamphlets free 0sayaddreoo. seasonable hour with many expressio►,s benedicts one da last week. -It is herself a devoted, earnest self sarrific- The Wood Company, of mutual good will, in which every Y ing ehristain. She had been anienibel' one present took part. rumored that we are to have another of Union church cit Br•ucefield for Windsor, ont.,Canada. wars. nw-8nld in Clinton and everywhero in ('anadu wedding in town today (Wednesday). _ , byallroRpoIlaibledruggists. County Currency. -On Monday our bailiff disposed of Mr._ John Hiles of Dungannon has the grocery stock of I' . J. McCaughey purchased rho Merrily stock At 5t, which he has had in posDrunt, for Jacjison Jackson, IIelens• several days. Mr. tiVill Drumutond Conductor Snider, the Grand Trunk was the purchaser. -Mrs. Emigh and evangelist, who has lived in 'Toronto Miss Alice spent Sunday with friends the a h five fears, entered run his in Leadbury.-On 1Vlonday evening Fane Boots and Shoes, news heel+ Thursday. His run but the regular meeting of the, members of been tprom Toronto to Stratford, but B g hereafter it will he from London to L. O. L. No. 963 was hold in the - Sarnia. Mr: Snider will shortly re- Orange hall. -On Tuesday evening Clinton. his family to London. The C0F. was JLJl. th change is it promotion for the popular e regular mooting of the C. . conductor. in Watson's hall. -Our band is soon 0 Mr. Donald Burns of HAy, near Hen- to appear on the square to enliven our Ball, has disposed of the well known We want to make the month Of May a big one for S ale citizens with a few choice selections. y � 5h •tallion ".9t. Stephen,,, to AIr. George selling, with Stich wfine, up -to date Shoes as we now have i5•(', Colbert of l lderton, London township, News Notes. are 1 e ared fora 'sus month. For a handsome sunt. Mr. Colbert has p ' P Y inade a good choice, as St. Stephen is Dr. Yemen, Stratford, has been com- If you buy your Shoes front us you will be sure to get %llot-j.ed-)y all horse judges to be one nutted for trial at the fall Assizes of the best stock horses that wits in charged with the murder of Mrs. Isa- the right styles. the county. St. Stephen was imported Bella Buchanan. Some six Years ago by Mr. C, E Mason, Miss Nellie Peterson, dao liter of Our Prices this sea�lotl are less than any revious season. Br•ucefield. Mr. A. J. Peterson, clerk of Eger Snrro- The many Nobby Shoes that are seen on the streets of Mr. Thomas Stephens of Seaforth gate Court at Berlin, committed suicide left for Windsor on Saturday, where by swallowing it quantity of carbolic Clinton are nearly all from our Store and the Wearers lav he has secured it situation As bookeeper Acid. not paid too much for them. in one of the litr•gesthotelsthere. Tom Mr. Edward Coleman, Lownship will be greatly missed socially and . clerk, Seeley's Bay, Ont., was drowned We study the Shoo Ttrade, we study your interests. also in Athletic sporting circles, tis he on Wednesday night by A boat capsiz- was a member of the football and ing near Morton, while rowing from -�A call is always appreciated. acrosse clubs. Seeley's Bay to Lyndhurst. His two y pp While coming down the steps of St.. companions were saved. John's church, Brussels, after servive, Dr. Walter Hamilton and Police est Sunday step F. in tRogersave Constable William Bustard were found JAOKSON Wade A false step and in trying h save guilty in the Assize Court Thursday of JAOKSON nim Mrs. Rogers fell along with hien, attempting to perform an abortton on striking her head on the stone step. , Mary Jane McNally. They will be She was taken to Dr. McKelvey's office sentenced tet the conclusion of the and attended to. No serious results assizes. Application has been made ... Fine Shoe Dealers. ire expected to follow, by the detente for a new trial. CLINTON.