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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-06-09, Page 1TEit11I8—$1.25 per Annum, 1.00 in A VOL. XIX :Kaiser Beer *Geese A Malt beverage, k-Perfectly prepared, Free from drugs, Much recommended for f is stin3ulotiDg and. highly nutri• tious properties. In pints. Lack Kennedy The Clinton Liquor Store. Men's Bicycle Furnishings, We haven't everything which every Ilan wants in the wary of furnishings for the wheel, but everything we have, every trraan needs—HOSE, SWEAT- ERS, CAPS, BELTS, SHIRTS, SUITS, &c. There is an occasional wheelinan who boasts that he always rides in his -business clothes. That man gets about its much pleasure out of cycling as he would out of swim- ming with his coat, vest, trousers and boots on. Nothing so comfortable its Short trousers and the right sort of Hose. We show the latest Novelties. Mens WOOL Sweaters, White, Navy, Cardinal, Tan. Tall Leather Belts, covered buck. les, 25c and 50c. The newest designs in Fancy Shirts. Money is worth what it will buy but the wise save it in buying here. Don't fail to havea guess atthebicycle shown in the window—it's free to some one. —o -- T. ,Jackson, Sr. Clothier, Furnisher and Hatter. VICTORIA BLOCK, CLINTON. ,lune 22nd in Clinton will be the greatest day's un ever given In this section. Wo want you to toe it. Town Topics. SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING.—South Hit- ron County L. O. L. will meet in semi- annual session at Hensall on Saturday, June 19th, at 10,30 a. in,, sharp. R'. C: T. U. MEFTING.—The regular 'Teeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. Johnt p S e henson on Wednesday, June 9th, at 3 o'clock p. In. OUR BIG JUBILEE CELEBRATION.— The Hensall Observer says :—Brother I`odd of THE NEws-RECORD has got out a very handsome colored hill ad- vertising the big demonstration to be held in Clinton on the 22nd of June. Friend Todd is an honorable gentle- man, not like some printers we know of "who go to and fro in the earth and walk up and down in it." POULTRY.—Never in the history of Clinton has there been such interest in poultry. Of all the fanciers Mr, John T. Harland seems to have been rewarded with the greatest luck. He has several hatches (a chick from every eg) from some of the most famous and reliable breeders in America, and will doubtless have some superior specibiens next fall The nuinvrous other fanciers are in the swim and can show,this year's breeding by the hun- dred. THE LATF. MRS. GRATTAN.—There died at the residence of Mavor Holmes on Thursday evening Mrs, Grattan (sister of Mrs. Holmes) aged 35 years. The deceased had been sailing for some months and succumbed to consump- tion. Her former home was St, Catharines, Mr• Grattan hav- ing predeceased her some twelve years ago. There was no fam- iiy. The lady was a thorough Chris- tian and highly esteemed. The funeral took place on Friday afternoon to the G. T. R. depot and thence to St. Cath - crines. CRICKET MATCH.—A very interest- ing game was played here last week, the Juniors beatingthe Seniors. The score is as follows :— ViReT INNINGS. SENIORS, SECOND INNINGS. Howson b Terry ...... 2 Doherty b Steep.... I ,vfillereGilroy bTerry.0 Miller Steep,...,. 1 McTaggart b Couch..1 Hodgens bTerry.... 0 Kennedy b Steep ...... 9 McTagggart b Terry. 2 MCGarva b Steep. , ... ,7 Barge b Couch...... 8 s3palding c Couch b McGarva c and b Tcrry................4 Couch ............. 11 Hoover b Steep ....... 0 Agnew b Terrq .... 0 Agnew run out ...... 4 Spalding c and b Haxby c Gilroy b Steep..............15 ' Couch ......... . .. . 0 McMurchie b Couch 0 Byes .. . ..........3 Hoover b Couch.... 3 Kennedy not out... 7 Byes .............. 3 Leg byes, ......... 2 33 53 lrIRST INNINGS. JUNIORS. SECOND INNINGS. H Steop b Kennody..0 Steep b McMurehie. 3 Couch c Agne%v....... 0 Couch run out.. 1 Terry b McTaggart...5 Terry b McTagggart..GO Gilroy c McGuarva.3 M. Gilroy b McMur- rmstrong It Ken - chic .............. 2 - i nedy...............0 Armstrong c UnGarva 6 .1mes run out ...... I Holmes c Hodgens.... 1 Rose a MoTaggart... 4 Ross c McTagegart. , .. 4 Po rtor c Hoover .....3 Porter c McQarva.... 0 W. Irwin c Hoover..3 W. Irwin o Agnew.... 2 Walter Itwin b Me- Walter Irwin c Ag- TaKBart ............0 now, ... 1 y Matheson c McTag- Whitoly b McTaggart 1 gart . , .... . , ....0 Whitely jot out , ..7 Dayment b Doherty.. 0 F. Gilroy b MQTag- H. Irwin not out...... 0 gait ..............0 H. Irwin c Spaldidg..0 McKenzie c Kennhly 0 afeltenzie b McTag O Agefi ...... 2 Bart.. .... . .lyes .... ,......3 Leg byes ......,,. 1 " 28 73 t?, 'a}•�. ., i M! � � t 1. T 41��_.-.� r; HURON CLINTON. I Town Topics. — I TOOLS STOLEN.—Last Thursday eve- ning Mr, Peter McNeil's shed wits en- tered and a quantity of tools stolen, such as files, bits, chisels, etc. There may be serious trouble for the guilty party if they are not returned. FELL FROM A BUILDING.—While. working on Morrell's new house on At- bert street last Saturday Chas. Cook 10.11 a distance of eight or nine feet and injured his hack. In consequence he has since been somewhat crippled, TtiE JUBILFE.—Arrangements have been completed for the nig jubilee celebration in Clinton on June 22nd and the programme has been issued. It is extensive and there will be a good many hundreds of dollars devoted to sports and attractions. All we require IS fine weather, for the crowd has already decided to come to Clinton. Get a programme. BASE BALL.—A good number from here witnessed the base ball match at Goderich last Friday between that town and 'Varsity of Toronto. The game was without doubt one of the best contested games ever witnessed in the county, and resulted in 3 to 4 In favor of Goderich, nine innings. The score waas:— ....11111..—u, V, V, 1, V, V, V, V, 1-4. ILLEGAL BURIAL.—The other day a sparsely furnished house wits blessed with twin males and litter on another son wits added to the household by two mothers. One of the twins died front natural causes and wits interred in the garden on Mav 25th. The authorities learned of the illegal burial and under medical certificate the little one was by the town interred in the cemetery. The parties connected with the affair are said to come from the neighborhood of Auburn, AMENDED VOTERS' LISTS ACT.—The attention of clerks of municipalities is directed to the following amendment made to the Voters' Lists Act, during the recent session of the Ontario Leg- islature. It is to be found in the c an- nibus law bill amending the statutes, and is chapter 14, section 36 ; section 3 of the Ontario Voters' Lists Act, 1889, is amended by adding thereto the fol- lowing sub -section : 9 a. In townships, towns and villages the Clerk shall also, opposite the name of each person, state such person's occupation by in- serting the same in a column for that purpose." — Brief Town Topics. We've stirred tip our "think tanks" and many Rood things have come to the surface—on view in Clinton, June 22nd. The Sepoys of Luckn,)w play our• W crosse team here on June 22nd. Mr. H. Cale has returned from Mon treal and will retrain here. The Western Ontario Veterinary Medical Association met in Stratford yesterday. Fred. Welsh and Jaynes Marshall wheeled to town from Seaforth Wed- ne$gay evening. Pfof. S. L. Taabe of Tor.rnto, was in t,owil last week and gave THE NEWS - RECORD a Call. Mr. Richard Irwin has retained home from Beliville where he had been visiting his son. Mr. L. Brown of the Onward Bicy- cle CO. lost $4 on Monday, but has not yet recovered the money. D. Cantelon shipped a car of live hogs to Collingwood yesterday for which he paid $5)a hundred. Mr. Henry Tull of East Wawanosh %vas it, town last Saturday and gave THE NEWS -RECORD a friendly call. Miss Mary Brownlee was in Mitchell last Friday and Saturday at the funeral of her, uncle, Mr. Stewart of thatplatce, Mr, Fred. Jacl son has been serious- ly ill with inflammation of the bowels, but wits somewhat improved yester- day. Mr. Brydone is on a visit to his home in Milverton, also Guelph, Toronto and other points and will return, home Thursday. Mr. Edwin Alillyard .ery acceptably filled the Rattenbury St. Methodist, pulpit on Sabbath, Preaching two in- structive sermons. Miss Lena Doherty, daughter of Mr. W. Doherty, was very successful at her examinations at the Conservatory of Music in Toronto last week. The lady secured first place in Theory. The Synod of Huron meets in Lon- don this week. Mr. John Ransford and Rev. Parke are the representa- tives from St. Paul's church. Miss Lena Sparling, who has been the guest of hher cousin. Mr. Win. Sparling and other friends in town returned to her home at Seafoi th last Wednesday. The Ladies' Christian Association of the Ontario Street Methodist church will hold a Jubilee Dinner in the Coun- cil Chamber on the 22nd. Dinner served from 11 till 2 o'clock. The alarm of fire on Wednesday evening reminds on'e that the town tresborre- more water tanks in the neigh - hood of the Organ Factory. Many p►rvate dwellings would thus be better protected. Mr. F. Brown, formerly an employee at Button & Fessant's factory, rnoved his family this week to Clinton, where he has secured a good situation in the Doberty organ factory.—Wingham J uurna.l. At the semi-annual meeting of the Rural Deanery of Perth on Friday, the action of Rev. Mr. Fairlie was highly commended and the members of par- liament who attacked his character (among thein the member, tot- West; uron) censured. Yesterday Mr. Wm. Hearn, who is an expert in the removing of buijdings, received "more rope," but not in the sense that that to "give more rope he wonld hang himself." He loaded 475 pounds from the Store of Harland Bros. which spanned 450 feet, and there was strength enough in it to countel bal- ance a good many Samsons. NEWS-RECORD. INDhPRNDhtNT IN ALL THlNG$Y VB11TAAL A-111 TODDY Editor and Owr►er FURON COUNTY, ONT. WEDNESDAY JUNE 9, 1897 WHOLE NO. 968 ]rlrlef Town Topics. Goderich. + ,�e�— rit��•7�• Mrs. Whitt intends leaving town STEALING FLOWIiRS. --Caretaker _ v THE TWO O A. about 23rd of June. Bates of the central school, states that I y - •— Mr, H. Cantel"n of Mount Forest sone persou or persons have entered The txelusive Hat I was On a brief visit to town, the school grounds after the place is I Bargains Councillor and Mrs. Ford spent Suu_ iii locked up and taken flowers from the I Store• day and Monday tt in Goderich, beds. The practice is a mean one and The Most I �� Mies O'Neil, teacher in the public should the pilferer be caught he ought � IJJ school, is oil? dirty on account of illness, to be punished to the laws extent as an example a other flower thieves. keep- � p Readyr-_Hades. Messrs. Kennedy and Greig bagged Bates takes considerable pains in keep- Prominent some nice speckled trout last Wednes- Ing the school grounds neat and plaa- day santisInlooking and i l a. gross shame A rt $5 Men's Suits for. ... .. , Ur. Freeborn will be one of the that his industry should Ire lost through � . • $ $ 90 speakers at Brussels on the 12th of the acts of it, few vandals. $7 .. 4.. 4 65 July. AT DRILL.—Over thirty young ►nen Of a roan's dress is the Hat, , ' ' ' ' " ', ' ' ' . ' '. 5 50 $S . 650 Mrs. (Rev.) Oaten of Betppfield was' presented themselves at the town hall and it is therefore of the $IO " ,. • . . . • • . . . . "• g � for several days it guest at the Ontario g on Wednesdav evening at the call of greatest importance to his $2 00 Boy's Suits for, , , , , , .. , , , • • 1 50 stree Methodist parsonage. Captain Dudlev Holmes, the com- $`2 75 �� • The Organ Factory base ball club mander of No, I Company. They good appearance that it be $3 50 �< " ... " 200 .will wrestle with Seaforth opponents were formed into a squad and put Elegant, Stylish and Be- $4 50 �� „ „ "' 275 in the latter town on Friday, through a course of drill withoto arras corning. 3 50 Mr, Walter -ritylor of Tara, who was by Lieut. Chisholm, The roeruits, our t �o visiting in Baytfeld, spent a short time though apparently rather young, are as One is sure of these essent the guest of Dr. sant Mrs. Freeborn. fine lot and shurrld they join the Gode- ials who purchases it Hat Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Paisley attended rich company and proceed with the front our large and fine as Black Suit the funeral of Mr. Stewart, uncle of Betttalion for the annual drill, they sortment. 1 1Z A7 l! Mrs. Paisley, as Mitchell on Saturday. will bring no discredit on the corps. Prices are all that you can The deceased was it former resident of BASE BALL.—On Friday afternoon ask, and the very least that TO Order is a leader. Clinton, 'Varsity and Goderich base hall teams Mr. John Daivtnenr. hara thA enn i.raart, met on the Avrinnit.nrnl —1,rrr ,Io we can ask, _ _ _ _ Lore; the buildings are now ready for the brick. Mrs. Whitt will be itt home Wed- nesdaay an3Thursdaay of this week also Wednesday and Thursday of next week: Readers of THE NEws-RECORD will find interesting and profitable reading in Jackson Bros, special announcement this week. Rev. Mr. Millyard and Principal Lough have been initiated in howling uIT the green and very mach enjoy the mainly pastime. Mr, and Mrs. Wiseman and Mr. mind Mrs. Armstrong, who were visiting Mrs. Constable and Mrs. IJeriot, have returned.—St. Marys Journal. Mr. and Mrs. John Reid, Mr. and I Mrs. S. J. Reid and children and Mrs. Vanatter of Goderich were calling on Clinton friends last Wednesday. Cantelon Bros. are now using the frame building owned by J. Miller on Princess street as a storehouse. The structure hats been moved to the street. Mr. Fred. Noble. who bas been in Farran & Tisdall's bank for some time, left yesterday for Chatham, where he will be on duty for the Merchant's Bank. Capt. Combe, we regret to learn, has been confined to the house. since Fri- day. He was somewhat improved yes. terday. Miss Hallie is also on the sick list. East Huron Patrons and Other inde- pendent electors will meet at Brussels on June I8 to nominate at candidate. Mr. John R v R. Go enlock of AlcKillop will likely be the nominee. At a meeting in Clinton of Monday of the Huron, License Holders Protec- tive Association Mr. A. Roe of Wing - ham was delegated to attend the Ou- tario meeting at Hamilton on June 16th and 17th. The County Council have given ano- ther exhibition of their small souled- ness in not making it grant to the V"olnnteers. The project was killed in committee, and not •t county inember bold enough to introduce the rnatter at the full board. Godericli. "Celestial Pastimes in a Wash house", an original specialty, Clinton, June 22nd. THF BRITTSH.—New window lights have been placed in the dining and showrooms of the British, 11))P roving their appearance very unaterially. GARDEN PARTY. ---The members of the Churchwouien's Guild will bold a garden party on July 8th. By the kind permission of Air. and Mrs. R, W. Logan it will be held on their pretty lawn. ENCOURAGE THE Boys.—Have yon purchased it base hall season ticket? Remember if you cannot attend the games yourself tiny other tnember of N family may gain :admission to the grounds therewith. Season tickets for boys of fifteen, SUc. A first rate series of games are on this season. THE SEWERS,—On the south end of the works the pipes have been laid up Montreal St. to the Square, and on the notth end they are nearly ap Nelson street to North et. Where the earth has had time to settle the road is in fairly good condition, but iu some places it is miserable. THE SOUvFNIR COMPLFTFD.—We learn from Mr. Frederick C. Colter that the Goderich souvenir will be be- fore the people in a very short time, The books will be on sale at Porter's book store and through them exclu- sively will be supplied to the citizens. From the views we have seen we sire satisfied the work will he a credit to the town, and without a doubt every resident will want one. ESCAPED DEATH.—Wednesday after- noon as men were working in the sewer trench at the head of West st. the cross pieces that keep the planking in position were forced out and the upper part Of the timbers closed. Only one man at the time was work- ing at the spot and between the planks and the sand he was pressed hard. He was, however, soon released from his awkward position and in a few minutes started to work again. RUNAWAY. --On Tuesday evening as a borse attached to a buggy wits being driven towards the Square on East St. one of the wheels gave out and the animal.being frightened started to run. Every feiv yards as piece of the vehicle was left on the road. As the horse reached the residence of the American Consul it turned quickly to the left causing.the buggy to strike It tree and completely wracking it, 'The horse was somewhat stopped by the sudden shock and was cleverly caught by "Daddy" Dahn. its it was pretty even all thro6and at the end of the 8th the -score stood 3 to 3. Amid Considerable excitement the 'Varsity commenced their last but they failed to score. Goderich then started to bat and it bit being made the striker made for first with the chances rather against him. First lyase however did not hold tild'hall nor did the second when it was picked up and sent to him, the result being that Goderich held third base, and made the plate on a hit that followed. SENT TO PENITFNTIART.—Elizabeth Doyle, who was found guilty of arson, was brought before Judge Mas- son for sentence on Friday. At the time the charge Was Inade there was rime talk of the pri- soner being insane. The Judge dealt with this before sentencing. He said that prisoner's counsel hadnotintroduc- ed it, and that had he done so it would have had no weight, its there was no doubt of the prisoner's sanity. After saying that the evidence, though en- tirely circumstantial, could lead to no conclusion but that of guilty, he sen- tenced the prisoner to three years at hard labor in the Kingston peniten- tiary. Notes by a Poultry Fancier. Mr. D. Ferguson, inarket clerk, has purchased a fine pen of Cornish Indian Games. Mr. A. McD. Allan has invested in a setting Of White Java eggs. He has purchased them from Mr. Jarvis of the experimental farm, Guelph. Mr. Wm. Ross of the Goderich organ factory is manufaacttiring an incubator of his own invention. It will be 100 egg capacity. "Yo' kaint matke it hen sot when she doan want to; yn' kaint rnake her eat when she loan want to, nur yo' kaaint• make her lily aigs when she duan want to, dot's my'sperience, in de chicken biz- ness," said uncle Rastas, the other day "Dar's why I buy dat inkybater, de inkybater's boon' to got when I gets ready, but the fool hen she haint gwine sot twill she get ready, Bat's why I'm fur de inkybater, first last an' all de time, mostly. Now doth the busy little chick Improve each shining minute, And scratchesrnany ascratchy scratch Because there'e millions in it. Early and late he humps himself, For bugs and worms he goes, And litter in the season, lie Takes prizes at the shows. CIRCULAR CITY BRrEFs. — The schooner Youill brought in 300,000 feet of lumber front Thessalon on Friday for N. Dvinent.—The schooner Tod - man left for Wiarton yesterday with a cargo of. salt.—Mr. J, W. Smith's horse won a first at the races in Guelph fatst week.--Goderich will fire it royal salute ori Jubilee Dray.—A Court of Revision was held in the town hall on Thursday evening.—Last week four young men were brought before the P. M. for scorching and mulcted in costs, -The trig Lizzie May left for North Bay last Tbursday.- Dr. Ure is staying at the Sanitarium Danesville, New York state,—Already several summer visitors have arrived in town. —Three weeks from to -day the public school closes.—The weather the past few weeks has been too cold for bloom- ing plants.—Bicycles are still beingg sold in town, rand as the liveries rent 30 or 40 daily the addition to cycle travel this season is very noticable.—Rain and thunder on whit Sunday thus keeping in lane with the past sax Sun- days.—There was 8 o'clock communion at St. Genrge's on Sunday.—There was a fairly attended meeting in the Orange Hall on Friday evening to make arrangements for the several societies to attend, Divine Service on Jubilee Day.—Tho harbor works con- tract has been suspended some days and when work is again commenced it it, said only 12 or 14 men will be em- ployed until the job is completed.— Next Sunday bein Trinity Sunday there will be 8 o'clock a. m. commun- ion at St. George's.—The C. O. C. F. will meet in session to -morrow even- ing.—At the meeting of the town council on Friday, 500 copies of the Goderich Souvenir, were ordeivd.— Masons are working on the brewery foundation at the harbor.—Rev. Joseph Edoe and W. Godwin are attending the London conference,—Miss Torns left Monday on it loo visit to New York.—Mr. James Welts of the Salt - ford brewery is going to reside in Goderich. He has rented the house next to Mr. James Reids on Wolfe street.—The peach trees in this vicinity are to all appearances dying. It is thought the long continued cold and wet wegther which has been exper. fenced here is the cause. A. J. MORRISH. A. J. HOLLOWAY Celebrate Jubilee Day in Clinton— 1 June 22nd, CLINTON. Goderich. J.'P.'Doherty, asking for $100 for the MAITLAND CEMETERY.—God's Acre Qlloet''sJubilee, which was reconrnrend- looks exceedingly pretty just now, the ed by the Finance Committee. grass being green and the tulips' and Cooper—Gilroy—That the report be other Spring flowers in blossom. As adopted. „ usual there are a few lots whose own- Plummer—Swallow—That the report ers are mostly away from town, that have had be not adopted. not attendanceand these mar the -beauty of our City of the A long discussion followed, the mo - tion being finally adopted, so that, the Dead. If some arrangement could be Town will assist in the worthy Jubilee rnade by which the lots of noir-resi- dents could be cared for it would celebration by it grant of $11A), greatly improve Old Maitland. uua u0d, The Council then ad j Clinton City COUIICii. Holmesville. Lucknow's befit lacrosse club play in Clinton, The regular meeting was held on June 22nd. Monday evening, there being present CHURCH.—Ott Sundae rnorninn Y g, in all the members except Councillors the absence of the pastor, Mr. A. J. Ford and Taylor. COUrtice preached and in the evening Mr. T. C. ,Pickard, COMMUNICATIONS CHEEsr.—On Saturday Mr. J. Con - were received from the Sons of Eng- nolly made the first sale of the cheese land asking Council to co-operate with be sold for 84 cents. We consider this them for the sermon on Sunday, June is a good price for this time of the 20th Referred to Com. already appoint- year. ed. NOTES.—S. T. Walter and F. C. El - From Dr. Shaw, Medical Health ford attended the Farmers Institute Officer-, regarding unsanitary condi-. meeting at the Nilej on Tuesday.— tion of broken down building on Al- Miss Hale and Mrs. Caarslake, of Seaa- bert St. Inspector was ordered tonotify forth, spent a few days with friends in owner to have nuisance removed the vicinity, Mrs. A. K. Birks and family, of Teeswater, are visiting her 7 Front Canadian stadia n Fire Underwriters parents, Al , and AIr. Elford.—On 1 E f rd, Ass'n. Stating that they would not Ftidny,� Miss F. Cartes, of Buffalo, waive the requirement of a surprise called on friends here.—Mr. and Mrs. test; that the improvements promised W. Elford, of Goderich, spent Strndav for fire appliances are satisfactory for in our village.—The Bethel League present •D" classification; and that were unable to visit us on Tuesday classification would be reduced if the evening as expected.—Mrs, E. Acheson Inspector is not accorded the privilege spent a week visiting friends in Gode- of it surprise test. rich, Cooper and Walker moved that they ---- be not allowed test between 6 a. in. Blyth. and 6 p. in., but there were only 3 votes for the motion. AcoRNas.—On Sunday morning Mr. Itennedy and Hoover moved that Jiles Jenkins occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church in the absence of a test be given at any time called on the pastor, who is attending the con - and the motion was carried. ference in London. There was no set -- Front the Ontario Government re vice in the evening.—On Sunday even- Starvely estate with draft 'by-law foring about forty members of the C. 0. Council to pass, which was read a first, F. No, 89, accupied the front seats of second and third time and passed as Trinity church, for the purpose of tak• No 7, the grant of $10,000 being eC- Ing part in the worship and listening cepted, $5,000 for a public library and to it special sermon preached to ther.i $:1,000 to be invested for maintenance by the Rector, Bro, Rev. T. E. Higley, of same, and for no other purpose. which was very appropriateand listen - STREET REPORT ed to by the brethren and large congre- recommended that a culvert of 10 inch' tile across William street at Princess it.ion with marked attention,—Rov. T. E. Higley left here on Monday for street; that, the gravel pit be opened and that the Cemetery Committee London to attend the annual meeting of the Huron Synod.—We are sorry pay to hear than Mr. Will Eggart, who Naas one third of the cost of removing what dirt is required in the cernetery and been seriouly ill for sometime past, is that 60 cords of gravel be Pitt on the making no iniprovenient.—Our towns - man, Mr. Maattliew Floody, Was the streets; than Mary street from North to Erie streets be graded; that Isaac, street purchaser of the property of Mrs. E. from Mary to Joseph street be graded ; Denton on Dinsley street, Our po u - lar auctioneer, C. Ilamilton, weildiing that Raglan street from Princess street the mallet. Price $26L—Regular. to David Cantelon's be graded and gravelled. meeting of the C. O. F. NO. 89, was held in Watson's hall on Tuesday SIDEWALK WANTED. evening.—Several carloads of Ibgshave Ali,. John Stephenson asked the Coun- arrived at the station during the past cil for a sidewalk in front of his pro. week from the south for E. Living- perty on the west. side of Orange street, ston's factory.—We. are sorry to hear He said he had helped largely to make that the wife of Councillor McNally is the swamp habitable ; he had put in not improving in health is fast as*her over 300 yards of earth and bad paid many friends would wish for. over $000 in taxes. This was the first tim(t he had asked the town for any- ny thing.—Referred thing.—Referred to Street Committee, eery One FIRE AND RATER. Chairman Swallow said he had not acted in regard to F. U. A. demands To Her Taste... because there were no orders. The Committee were not instructed to as- certain cost and report. As- the old wornan said when she Searle—Cooper—That Committee as- kissed the cow. If you'd rather certain cost of brick tank near Organ do your Washing and Cleaning Factory—carried, in a 'slow, laborious way, spend - CEMETERY. ing your time and strength in lieeve Kennedy reported cemetery useless, tiresome, ruinous ruh- ning•-(Its nobodys business but, in good shape, tidy, and well preserved, your own.) Bnt if you want the - REPORT. easiest, quickest, inti t economi- easiest, Accounts were passed for rstreet, cal way of Washing and Cleaning - $173.34; repairs, teaming, tile, water- yore will have to use GOLD ing, etc., $74.31; cemetery, $1.25; char- DUST WASHING POWDER, ity, $3; electric light, $21.75; H. Stev- there is nothing that is absolute -- ens, assessor, $6. Receipts—sale of ly safe to wash with that can he lots in cemetery and work, $20.65; compared to it. It is put np in cedar, $1.40; stock scales, $24.05; town 3lb. packages. WE SELL IT, scales and rent of hall, $17,75. Searle—Plummer—That the Assessor R1��IJs O�� be furnished a list of dogon roll and �i�yl lU �lj��{- U Uo that he be allowed 25c, extra for each dog tax collected above those on same Only a few of them left 916s. for —carried. 25c to clear them out. TRFASURE.Ws REPORT showed balance and receipts of $3,182.- 96, and payments of $1,094.76, leaving ®O ly0be �c9 balance on hand of $2,088.19. QUEEN'S JUBILPR, QO COOPER u �� COOPER � C• A communication was received from 'Phone 23 J