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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-06-02, Page 5"Shoop Dipping In a Nut Shell.' A useful li*44el-booklet issued by Wm. Cooper and nephews of Gal- veston, Texas, can be had from us for the asking. It gives you Point- ers. We sell you the Dip you want. Little's or Cooper's at 75c. (v30eMillei's or Brigg's at 25c. You Have Faith In your family receipts, a faith founded no doubt on experience. You want them filled properly, bring them to us, we'll fill them 1 right with Aute drugs -the kind you want -and charge you no more than we should. Safety and' satisfaction we throw in. Your Eyes ; Are they suiting you ? Your Spectacles, are THEY suiting you? If not have us examine them. We will do you good or it will cost you nothing. Examination free. 0000000.0000 AllWilson, nV Graduate Druggists and Opticians. On June 22nd you'll be sure to be in to celebrate with us the Jubilee. If you should want to kill two birds with one stone we'll be open till noon to accommodate you. WM. N. WALKER, —the reliable— UPHOLSTEM, AND MATTRESS MAKER, SEAFORTH, ONT. Parlor Furniture rered and recovered. Carpets sowed and laid also cleaned and ro; novated at reasonable prices. @@-Orders left at, 13ROADFOOT & BOX'S store, Clinton or Scaforth, will be promptly at, ` tended to. 1 Ladies' Belts' and Blouse Se ts. In Belts we have a very larg line, all the very latest pat terns. We have some nic ones with bicycles on. Th prices are 15c up. . In Blouse Sets we lead, we have ju received a ' half gross, th were bought at a very to price. We can give you beautiful set for 10c, colla b•utton,three etude and a nic pair of links, all for only 10 `•' 1 Remember these goods at- silver r " silver plated. Come and se them. P. S.-Don'tforget that we iso Engrav ing in our store while you wait. J. Rumball, JEWELER, and Bell Telephone CLINTON. Boarders Wanted. The subscriber desires to secure severa boarders; coin fortable home and rates reason able. Actress or call on MRS. GEO. HANLEY 22 Frederick street, Clinton. Grand Trunlr, Railway. OFFICIAL TIME TABLE. Buffalo and Goderich District: - Going West, Mixed .................. 1015 a. m. Express ................. 1.03 p. m. " Mixed ...... ........... 7.05 p. m. „ Express ................ 10.`27 p. m. Going East, Express ... . . .......... . . 7.40 a. m. . .... ...........- 2.51)ii.in, " '• Mixed .................. •4.35 p. m. London, Huron and Bruce: - For V85 or a, discount for cash. , Going South, Express........ , . , • ... 7.47 a. in. .............. - 4.30 p. in. Going North, ; : .. . . . ........... • 10.15 a. m. ....... I ....... , 6.55 p . in. M. C. DicxsoN, Does your Bike need Dis. Pass. Agent. Toronto. Repairing? a 1V, F. DAVIS, G. 1'. & T. A. a horse !ast Tuesday. Montreal. A. U. PATTisox, G. T. It. BRIEkk7.-On Friday evening last the Town. AGENTS WANTED. -If you want It good selling specialty write AT ONCE to .1, W. WCi ATHERALD odorich. machinists but we have the machinery t0 d0 Out' �' y Benmiller Woolen Mills. As usual I am prepared to purchase Wool'at the highest market price for cash or will ox- chango for in manufactured goods. My stock of Stocking Yarns, Horse Blankets, Bed Blan- kets, Flannel and Tweeds, is now complete and guarantood manufactured of hone fleeces and free from Shoddy of any description. Don't =11 orgot I shall pay cash for wool at the highest market prico. 906 -St .LESS GLEDHILL. To Improvers of Stook. The undersigned has on his premises, 16th cd cossion, Goderich Township, Thoroughbred Jersey Bull. Terms: -$1 L $2. Thoroughbred Chester White Boar. forms: -$1, with the privilege of returning. A thoroughbred Tamworth Boar, Terms: - $1, with privilcgo of returning. This is a rare chance to improve ,your stock. T. C. EDMUNDS, 9125-tf. Owner. Removal of Night Soil. The undersigned will undertake tho removal of Night Sol] and thorough cleaning of closets. on short notice, and at reasonable rates. All refuse removed out of town. W5t-f ROBT. MENNEL. df Always Late In the Morning Is Y our Trouble.. . Resolutions will never help you unless you add to them an Arousing Alarm Clock ... There are several makes ranging from 75c up. Our $1.25 one, made eii- pecially for Jewellers, is one yon can depend on. It will keep time and last for years. We will repair your watch if anything' F�oes wrong with it, and it will k'e right if we do it. P.Urews Jeweller and Expert Watch Repairer Be sure and come to Clinton Ju 22nd, you will wins a good thing if yo don't. We gnatantee you it goo day's sport. In Choosing a Wife or Buying Spectacles --•® You should be very cautious Young men don't usually mak their choice from stranger nor should the sensible peopl of Huron buy Spectacles fron any one but an Optician. We have several hundred dollars in vested in Test Cases an Lenzes and we are confiden that we can give you th glasses you regaire. Satisfac tion guaranteed. OPTICAL DEPARTMENT .Jooper's Book Store CLINTON. Rooms to Let. The rooms over Meraggart's Bank are tole ,t a reasonable rental. Possession given abou my 1st. For further particulars apply to 907-1t LACK KENNEDY, Clinton 011er's 0MRIDUS Line Goderich, Ont. jus When in Goderich do not neglect to secure Miller's Omnibus to all parte of the -town. Our dt livery is well equipped with reliablo horses an w good rigs, and prices will always be found res sonable. Stables ou East Street, near tb a Square -telephone No. 51. r i JONATHAN MILLER., e Goderich. C, od sell »g speciGENTS alty w tits AT'O�NC E' t want aJ oW e WEATitlinALI) Goderich. Goderich Poultry Yards. I breed single comb Brown Leghorns exelu- sively. Sly stock is superior bred, the yard bein headed by a large, vigorous cockrel vvhi(! scored 91 by Jarvis; also Piens scoring JS to 94i points. They are the beat egg producing breor of poultry. Satisfaction guaranteed or orders refilled. Eggs per setting of 13 $1; 26 eggs for $1.75. Addruns 1V. A. ROSS,, 96t tf Goderich, Out. Rieh Class Poultry, - EGGS FOR HATCHING. hinglish Red Caps. Noted for their great i' 6 producing qualities and hoving noSuper- ior, also a good table. fowl. Somo of the abovo were winners at New York, London, 'Toronto. Biggs for Setting 13for $1.50, 1 Cornish Indian gante, ling of table fowl, also good layers. Roosters weighing 10 to 11 lbs.; heal 7 to 8 pounds. Eggs per setting $2.00, WALTER COATS, Box 102, Clinton, Out, Will guarantee a fair hatch. Every Stadent oar Friend : a3�,0�7"" �4 STRATFORD, ONT. Our work never fails to interest the students because it'sy thorough, practical, up-to-date. Our graduates always recommend our School and educe others to come. We satisliod them and we can satisfy you. Foie ieant the beet -ice have it. Write for new circulars. — W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. Furniture for Sale. MRS WHITT, who has decided to remove from Citnton, offers by private sale the follow- ing Furniture, &c., in her roons over Me- Taggart's Bank :- 2 Large Easy Chairs 1 Wood Rocker 1 Bam- boo Music Stand. I Parlor Heater, %inc, Oil- cloth and Stove Pities, 1 Table, 2 Blinds, 1 Car- rot, 2 NVind w Screens (larges, 2 Hanging amps, I largo 'fable lamp 2 smaller Lamps, 1 Mantle Bud, (Antique Oak') suitable for gen- tleman's mom, 1 Washstand (closed) 1 Bureau, 1 Wardrobe, I Crouch, 1 1{1tchen Move (new,; 1 Clapboard, 1 Granite Pail, 4 wooden Pails, Fruit .tars, Crocks, Carpet Sweoper, Coal 011 Stove, &c. County Currency. The courts have decided a question of great importance to churches, name- ly, that church trustees, in mortgag- ing the church property, incur no per- sonal liability, though joining in the personal covenant to pay the debt and interest. The effects of this judgment which we presume will be accepted as good common sense law, will be to em- phasize the demands of mortgages for a reduction of the debt on churches - and and there are few churches free from debt -and more difficulty in borrowing money on church property. This week we record the sad death of Agnes Russell, beloved wife of Mr. Henry Dilling of Exeter, who died on Thursday last after accouchement, be- ing ill onlyy about a week. Deceased was aged 2f1 years and two months, and and leaves to mourn a sorrowing hus- band and three small children who have the sympathy of all in their ir- retrievable loss. The blow to Mr. Dilling is indeed a sad one. Reserve your seat for the Cinomatgraphe Thursday and Friday nights and avoid th• rush. 4 McKillop. ri A DASTARDLY ACT. --.Moine party, criminally inclined, harked a row of maple trees on Tuedday night of last week, on the tenth concession, in front of Robert A. Boyd's fares. Tht; trees have been growing for some years, were a nice size and greatly im- proved the looks of the farm. _ Also, on Sunday evening, while Rev. Mr. Musgravt-%vas preaching in the Grange Hall appulntuleut, surae rascals took I the wheels off a young loan's buggy. The haw makes no provision for sue•h conduct, and there are Dominion and Provincial boarding houses for char• acters who perpetrate crimes of this nature. 13 rucelield THE Nrw HOTEL. -Messrs. Will. Dixon and Thos, Snell have !heir splen- did new brick hotel in running order, The house is new throughout and very cheery. The !rooms are numerous enough for all requiletnents. The woodwavk is of natural cherry, maple and ash, and the work was performed by competent workmen, Mr, War. Welsh of Hensall had the whole con- tract. He and the proprietors tyre to be congratulated oil the splendid work and home -like appearance of the build- ing. Porter's hill. POULTRY NOTES. -Ml's. William Elliott of the 4th concession has 110 ducks out this season, also 4q little chicks. Mrs. John Young has 45 young geese of this years hatching. NEWS. -John McClure is drawing the milk to the cheese factory at Hohnesville. He Is a trustcdorthy r man for the business. -Win. Perdue will soon start his saw mill running, Jun Any parties vkanting lumber will do 11 well to patronize him. -Whitt alight d have been a serious accident happened last week. A young man of the 1st concession was giving his girl of the 0th a drive and being so engaged in Cori versation he did not notice some horses pasturing oil the side of the road, which frightened the horse and it dumped them down the hill. The buggy was pretty badly smashed. There is some talk of au action for e damages.' -The Grits are very mute s, now -a -days about free corn and free e trade as they have it in England. I They don't know whist to make of it. - The spring has been very cold and backword but we hope to have warmer ci weather soon as the faviners are busy t preparing for roots. There is a good e show of fruit blossoms. Morris. DEATH. -On Friday last, Margaret, wife of Mr. John Cloakey passed away at the age of 62 years. Deceased was a member of Belgrave Presbyterian church, a faithful wife and mother, and leaves four daughters and two sons to lnoutn her loss. She was a sister -in tlaw to Mrs. Thos. Cook of Goderich township. MATRIMONIAL. -On the evening of the Queens birthday a quiet wedding took place at the residence of Mrs. Donald Currie, 4th line, when her second daughter, Miss Jennie and N. Arnold, of Hamilton, were united in marriage. The ceremony took place at 8 o'clock and was performed by Rev. ct John Ross, B. A. The Company was very small only the immediate rela- e Lives and friends of the bride being present. - --- Stanley. 1 See "If. M's" British Empire in tho parade Juno 22nd, Clinton, SCHOOL. -The following is the report, of No, 3, Stanley, for Alay. The names are in order of luerit:-5tli class-Jon- atban Peck. Sr. 4th class -Oliver Alc- Ilveen, Eva Reid, Alhina Riebardson. Jr. 4th .class -Laura Richardson, Ida Reid, Lanty Ii,eid. 3rd class -Edith Rathwell, Mabel Nicholson, Willie Clark. Sr. 2nd class -George Reid, Lily Peck, Percy Tippet. Jr. 2nd class -Sant Bates, Maggie Clark, Sr. PC 2nd --Lundy D'Icllve�n, Charlie Rath - well, Mamie Iteid. It,. Pt. 2nd -Lottie Peck. Sr. Pt. Ist-AlliePeek. Jr. Pt, 1 -Ethel Parke and Tommy Reid. COUNCIL. -Stanley Council Met as Court of Revision on Wednesday, May 26th, at 10 o'clock a. In. There was no con) plaintsa.gainst the Assessment roll, the only changes being property hav- ing chanced owners. On- proceeding to genera5msiness the by-law appoint- ing pat•hmasters, poundkeepers and fenceviewers was read and passed. On complaint of Thomas Stinson the clerk was instructed to notify the parties having closed up the north end of the Babylon Line to remove their fences at once. The following hills were passed and ordered paid: -Half carsewer pipe, $121.51; John Wanless, unloading and delivering satire, $9; John Gorrp�h, salary as assessor and postage, $70.00. The total appropriations for roads this year amount to $7.15 exclusive of tim- ber and other material. Council meets aFafn on Saturday, June 10th, at One o clock p. n1. J. T. CAIRNS, clerk. Goderielit Township. COUNCIL, -Court of Revision met May 2tl.th. The following persons were reduced in the assessment: -John Clulf, $000; Jas, Beacom, $350; Henry Beacom, $401); Alex. Welsh, $400; Mrs. J. H. Elliott, $1.50; Will. Lamprey, $200. The following name swere placed on the roll:-Ehod. Perdue, Walter Wallace, Wm. Cook, T. M. Woods, Thos. Flliott, Wesley Erwin, J. W. Hearn, Henry Hastings, Melvill Jewell, Win. Jewell, R. Jewell, Wm. . Blair, Thos. Taman, John Kerr, George Johnston, Arthur Wilson, Frank Hewett. Aloved by Jas. Johns- • ton, seconded by Chas. Williams that the assessment roll now read and revis- ed be passed. Minutes of last meeting of council were rend and passed, The following changes were made in pound- keepars and fence viewers: - Arthur Wilson and of T. C. Pickard for No. 1 pound; Walter F. Hick in place of John McGibbon No 2 fence viewer. The following accounts were pial :- t Reeve, expenses of Jas. .Longatt to House of Refuge, clothes, $3.10; asses- Sot-, postage and „stationery, 75c. Moved by John Middleton, seconded R Thos. Churchill that the petition of Thos. Harrison and 75 others for a a grant on telelthone road be complied with and that they receive $200 to re- pair said road. Moved by Chas Wil- liams, seconded by Jas. Johnson, that the communication from Louis Alls- worth to have hedge fence removed from side of road apposite Mr. Jewett's farm be filed. Adjourned to meet on h third Monday in June. -Nixon Sturdy, it clerk. P 19th 9ldence 011 Thornton burg, Fairfield of Anuie May Thomas Varna. '1'hn Have you tried the i Boys' Bt•igado in lull uttiforni, 200 strong, w1U;>uradn and dill] In Clinton, Juuc 22nd. BAisE13ALL.--The Queen's Birthday y� ,(< ����� � �� • � • M - a �,��' Bicycle, was celebrated here by a grand game •j �✓� of baseball between the married men and single vert f the village and toe" salted in favor of the single Oren by 15 It is just what you have been looking for, high grade ,� rens. The mat 1.104 men made the beat playing but gut uutwinded, not havin}� easy running rich in appearance stron a d durable.' You Gant break thein, ' g JIM any practise ; the return match For V85 or a, discount for cash. , will be more closely contested. TEA-AlO. file tea -meeting aing d road church was a grand the ass both success both fivaucially arra otherwise. Branf ord ubY Rims The building was packed and standing room tett not be had for the people. The entertainment was tar above the .L For b'"'�'�• Foy,• 54o average in every way. NOTEt3.-Mia. R. Haxby of Clinton spent the 24th with friends hero. -Mr. Mrs. Does your Bike need and John Torrance of Zurich were the guests of Mr. Jas. Armstrong last week. -Mr. Joseph Foster of the Part- arr Repairing? a line, line, Stanley, wits seriously injured by ,j J. in a horse !ast Tuesday. - --- — Blyth. We know how to give you a satisfactory job. Re - BRIEkk7.-On Friday evening last the member a airy goods clerk may sell dr goods but it y y takes a machinist t0 entertainment in aid of the Indian Re- repair a .Bike. We are not only lief Fund a Industry hall was all that coma he desired, the hall being filled machinists but we have the machinery t0 d0 Out' �' y to its utmost capacity. -Our bland for work as it should be done. A_Give us a trial. the first time this season made its ap- itua played a few selections •••4�Oe•aeae•e��••••• ��earance )efore the concert took place. The boy'day are ext a splendid. -Ons ill be evening evuuulg next a special sermon will he The Onward Bicycle Co. Clinton. preached in Trinity church to the members of the Canadian Order of OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE Clinton. Foresters; let there be a good turnout. -Mr: John E. and Miss Selina Bell were visiting their sister in Goderich oil Sunday. -Our woolen mills have started up for file season's work. - �a C. Bariet Peter Purvis of Teeswater, formerly of this town, was here last week making arrangements for purchasing some of this thsseason's he having • Furniture and sertson's wool opened out in the store formerly occupied by F. J. McUang ite to do business in. - icb S. E, Forster, dentist, of Fordwich • • • • • Un.ld:ertaker Huron St Clinton was here on Monday for the purpose of locating bene.-Whetlaufer & Fill- ford's r i (Successor to J. W. Chidley.) brickyard has commenced the season's operation's. We will always be pleased to have a call from the people of Clinton and _ surrounding country to inspect our large new stock of up to -date Furniture, MARKET REPORTS. which will be sold on the very smallest living profits. We buy'" and sell for Cash and we defy all competition. (Uorrseted every Tuesday afternoon.) oLINTON . We have new styles in ' Fall Wheat., ................. 0 69 to U 70 Barley .......................... 0 25 to 0 35 BEDROOM SUITES, Oats ............................. 0 16 to 0 18 Peas 0 36 tc 0 38 •00000000000000.0000000• PARLOR SUITE S • .............................. Potatoes, per bush.......... 0 20 too 25. o Butter Eggs Goose ; DINING CHAIRS Butter .......................... 0 9 to 0 9 .and • feathers taken as • PARLOR CHAIRS, Cash Eggs per doz.................. o 7 to 0 7 ally, ............................... s 00 to s oo for Furniture. • SIDEE3OARDS, Cordwood ....................... 3 UU to 3 50 • M • A LOUNGES, kpples per bush............ 0 35 to 0 35 ••0.0••000000000!00000000 EASY CHAIRS, Dried Apples per lb........ 0 2- to 0 2q Ducks per lb . ................ U 05 to 0 06 MATTRESSES 'Turkeys per lb .............. 0 06 to 0 07 Departmentiscom le t�r�the finest outfit inthpart of the county. We UNDERTAKING. --are Geese per lb .................. 0 05 to 0 06 Chickens per air............ 0 25 to 0 35 P P •ire becoming well known by the very low prices we charge for the splendid service Ave give, don't forget this when it is necessary to consult ' all Undertaker. All Sunday and night calla answered from residence, Huron street. TORONTO FARMERa MARKET. Wheat, white.... .....$ 76 to $ 00 0000.0000000.000 do ted............ 74 to 0' do goose ..........:... 63 to 00Buckwheat ............. 32k to UORye He.C. Barlett, Furniture and .................... 31§ to 00 Undertaker Oats ....................'. 24 to 211 Peits......... ......... I. 4.5 to 00 00 Bayes ................. 25 o 50 Ha .1100 to 135 Straw 6 50 to 750 185U -..The ' Old. - enable Furniture Store,--- 189' ... ............ _.. Dressed hogs.......... 6 50 to 6 70 , Eggs, new laid.......... 9 to 00 Butter, lb. rolls......... 10 to 11 do tubs, dairy........ 9 to 00 n,.., Call in and see my stock of Honcehold Furniture. Some late designs in 'EXTENSION TABLES, BEDROOM SUITES in Oak, Elm, Ash, Maple, &c. Turkeys ................. 10 to 12 Ducks ...... . ......... . . . . 60 to 80 FANCY ROCKERS, MATTRESSES, SPRING BEDS, PICTURES, CUR - TAIN POLES, SIDEBOARDS, EASLES, CENTRE TABLES, &c, Geese ................. 9 to W Spring lambs ...... .... 50 to 4 50 Pictures Framed, lass used in acture frames, s ecits imported, Mouldin s glass 1 P P . -Mouldings, Americiul and Canadian, Fine assortment, Frames for Photos. Mutton ...... ......... 6 to g Beef, fore ...... . ...... 2; to 5 Prices right, good value for your motley. Good Feathers taken in exchange. do hind ...... .... ... 6 to 8 Some good Feathers for Stale, Veal................... 4h to 6 TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Albert street J. C. Stevenson9 Milch cows, each ...... $1900 to $38 Opposite Town Hall Export cattle, per tile, ' •' 30 to 4 50 Butchers' choice cattle,cwt 3 50 to 3 65 Leading Undertaker and Embalmer. Butchers' good cattle, cwt 3 25 to 3 75 Residence over Store. - - - - - - J. C. STEVENSON. Butchers' cool. cattle ewt.. 2 90 to 3 00 Bulls, per cwt .. . ........ . . 3 'G5 to 4 2;5 Feeders, percwt ......... 3 50 to 4 00 -- `- CON CULT YOUR OWN INTEREST'. Stockers, perewt...... ... 2 75 to 350 Sheep, per cwt............ 3 25 to 3 50 You will be doing this by calling on us and exatnining our Goods, be. Yearling lambs, per cwt.. 5 `0 to 5 75 fore buying anything in the Furniture line. Spring lambs, each .... .. 3 U(J to 4 CJ Anything you buy from us you can rel on being Y g Y Y Y Y g well made, tuell finisleed and Calves, per head.......... 3 00 to 500 the design the very latest. We have no old designs and shop worn Choice bacon hogs, per cwt 5 15 to 5 2.5 Thick fat hogs, cwt 4 70 to 4 75 goods. It is admitted by all our customers that our Prices are away ......... Light fat hogs, cwt ......... 4 90 to 5 00 below anything ever offered in Town, Sows, per cwt .. . ........... 300 to 3 50 We invite every one to come and take a look at our Furniture. Come whether tags, porcwt ............ 2 00 to 2 50 you want to buy or nut. We will be glad to chow you through our Wareroom just the same. 1311i'i'Ii�. In a few days we will bave some great snaps to offer you in Parlor Suits. Ci,the ifeo ('Baton, la se'al,Minne May 26th, the wife of Mr. W. Clausen, 1Vlimieapolis, UNDERTAKING. e tt'tOutfitin'the County tO�r Prices are are aH"awas thhee (nec Miss Reynolds) of a daughter. EAST. -In Clinton, oil the 28th May, the wife lowest. Broadfoot, Box & Co., Clinton. ofMr. Henry East ofitdaughter (still bor•n.) J. W.CL1lDLEY, MANAGER. EDMUNDS. -!n Goderich township on May 26, the wife of Mr. T. C. Edmunds Night and Sunday calls answered at Residence of our Funeral Diroctor.-J. W. Chwicy, King St. opposite Foundry. of a daughter. _ HAGOITT.-At Londesbtiro, on May l 20, the wife of A. Haggitt of a daugh- ter. A. v ti�•�� SALTON.-At St. Thomas, on May ]4th, the wife Rev. G. F. Salton (form- erly of Brussels) of a sort 1 y Il 106AIC1tCAGES. 1 �-~-1 • r' Unpleasant - ` O ER.• -At the r'- AICt,ZUtI,LIN LO I T I .• , r Y vitt Menux•ial church, Exeter, on the lilt., by Rev. H. Bray, Rev. Geo. McRuillin, incumbent of Kirkton, to ;-,r ,� t�, F- ti - -� �)h�_, �[eetln g J11, Louisa Cooper, daughter of the late St. Lawrence Burford. _ „I� ' 1i -- �- WOODYARD-WALLACh.-AC the re- of the bride's mother, Hullett, "SHOULDERARMs." May 24, by Rev. A. Stewart, Harry "STAND AT EASE." Woodyard of- Colliugwood, to Miss late Jennie Wallace, daughter of the --Such will not be the case if you buy your— Wallace. SAINT-FAIRFIELD. --- At Wttllace- Paints, oils, Glass, Nails, Locks, on May 17th, Joseph T. Saint, of ie Rat Portage, Ont., to Mrs. Mamie Hinges and General Hardware of Wingham. ROME-MCGAVIN.-At the residence From us. It is our aim to please the public, we have pleased thousands, we can please you, try us. Low prices and reliable Goods Jarnes McGavin, Wingham, by Rev. D. Perrie, on Tuesday, May 25, Miss are our special Inducements. Wilson McGavin, of Winghaul, o Andrew Rome of Carrick. Rarland r DEVTns. Y JONRS.-In Brussels, on Saturday, r �•i " 22nd, 1897, Rev. Samuel Jones, ged 89 years, 4 months and 2 days. i'I f i /1 A Brost, SPAIN. -Irl Goderich, on May 22nd, Wm. Spain, aged 46 years. { a t Stoves and SHUTE. Exeter, on the 21st ulk,, Shute, aged 80 years. - -�-- t ' Hardware Tho City hall has boon densely every 1 11t this wook by all classes of citizens who . - r ave been delighted with the wonderful oxhib- ions of the Ginomatographo.-London Free "PRESENT ARMS." ,'FIREI' rocs. Town hall, Clinton, June 3rd and 4th. 0 C ■