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VOL. XIX CLINTON. H URON COUNTY, ONT., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1897 WHOLE NO. 987
spectai ottentioR.
Special Attention has been
given to the requirements of
r Invalids, etc.
' 1 The Medical Profession is cordially
invited to examine our stock.
I shall be pleased to import any
special hues I do not carry in
stock.
Lack Kennedy.
The Clinton Liquor Store.
Phe ue 64,
AN
ENDLESS
DINE
Oi Canned Goods, Fancy and Staple Groceries,
as well as high grade but reasonably priced
Table delicacies, may always be found at our
Store.
PALATABLE HIT.
We have miade a palatable hit with our great
sale of Self Rising Griddle Caka, Floor on the
market. The flour is it combination of cereals
which contain the most valuable nutritive
ualities, and while it will be found most. pleas -
j ng and appetizing to all, it will be it been to
thoFe to whom buckwheat has always been
objectionable. It i§ put Lip in 2, lb packages
and sold at 15c or 2 for 25c, at the
OGLE COOPER & CO.
Lam— Phone 23.
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LOCAL NEWS.
In anb Around the Hub,
�a><v>x �ItXiA
WANTED.—PotatoeP, Apples, Pears. High.
est price paid.—G'A\TELWr Bxos.
— —_Town 'Topics.
MR. ALBERT ANDERSON shipped a
car load of latnbs to Buffalo yester-
day.
MR. M. D. McTAGGART has sgld his
100 acre -farm on the London road to
Mr. Levi Wilkey for $6,200.
COOPER has sold her
frame dwelling and J lot on Albert
St., to Mrs. Garvie, Goderich town-
ship, for $500,
HILL & JOYNI;R, flour and feed mer-
chants, have dissolved partnership,
The business will be continued by Mr.
Hill, while Mr. Joyner thinks of trying
the West.
A CHANGE has taken place in the
" proprietorship of the Galt Reporter,
Mr. Sears retiring from the firm to
look after personal business in Eng-
land. The new firm consists of the Jaf-
fray Bros., Robert M. and James. P.
THE first payment on subscription
received by the new management was
from Mr. Robert Elliott, Porters
Hill in the banner towns'lip of
Goderich and the next from Coun-
cillor Walker of this town.
MR. JAMES MCPHERSON, a former
Clintonite and brother of D. and F,
McPherson and M rs. W. Coats, died
suddenly at Ogden City, Utah, on
Thursday last. He was in his forty-
fifth year.
Mn. D. CANTrT.ON has shipped dor
ing the past week front Clinton statin
three car loads of pies to the British
market and a double decker of hogs t
Cellingwood. For the porkers he pal
$4.60 per cwt.
NIR. D. CAvtELON, the apple king,
made a shipment of 2700 uarrels o
apples to the Glasgow market las
week and expects to follow it up this
week with e.5( ) barrels. He has sixty
packers at work and by the time th
season wanes will have sent abroad
( 5f )0 bhls of prime Canadian fruit.
''• THE ehtertainnient givers by th
I. O. G. T. Inst Friday evening wit
t successful beyond the most sangauin
expectations, the large hall bein
literally packed and many being un
able to gain admittance. In addition
to the splendid �rogramme of voha
'
and inst-rumenta music, an eloquen
f and timely address was given by M
C. M. Bezzo.
FLLTOI'T & MTTCHELr„ of C•loderic
township, are heavy dealers in apple
and have, so Mr. Elliott assured us o
' Friday, already made the purchase o
4000 barrels, 208 6f whfc'h were deliver
ed at Clinton last week. They a!-
payin� from $1.50 to $1.75 ppet, barrel
Mr. Elliott hits been in tlaa busines
for a decade and occasionally takes
shipment across the Atlantic.
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Town Topics.
Now is the proper time to prune
your grape vines and maples.
CITIZENS whodes►re nice flower gar-
dens next spring and Summer should
secure btlbs now and plant them this
fine weather.
THE regular meetingof the W. C. T.
U. will be held at, the home of Mrs.
John Jackson, on Wednesday, the 27th
inst., at 3 p. m.
CANTELON BRos, made a large ship-
ment of butter to Monti -eat yesterday.
They are now purchasing potatoes for
export.
THE NEws-RECORD will be sent to
any address for the balance of '£1 for
fifteen cents, or until January 1st, 18')
for one dollar.
BUYER C. J. WALLIS will to -morrow
ship it car load of live hogs to Toronto.
There has been a hig drop in prices,
the far rners receiving for this lot from
$4.10 to $4.',).
WE regret to learn that Veterinary
Thouilinson, who received an injury
to his eye some time ago, left yester-
day for Toronto, where he will likely
undergo an operation,
L. O. L. No. 145, domiciled on the
4th concession of Goderich, intend -
celebrating November 5th by an oyster
sapper to be followed by an enter•tain-
meut.
AT Rattenbury St. Methodist church
the pastor will take its his text next
Sunavy morning:—"The Perfect Cap-
tain," and at the evening service:
— 'False Peace," a continuation of last
Sunday evening's sermon.
BY mistake the Church Boys' Brigade
was called for Thursday of last week
instead of Tuesdav of this week.
They will meet however on Tuesday of
next week, Nov, 2nd, at 7 p. m. at
the usual place..
LuehNow, Oct. 23.—The cheese fac-
tory at Paramount was completely
destroyed by fire last night. The
building and about $4.= worth of
cheese were completely destroyed.
The stock was insared to the amount
ofc'$2,C ) in the London Mutual and
the building to the amount of $1,500 iu
the Waterloc Fire Insurance Com-
pany. Cause of fire supposed to have
been front stovepipes.
LAST Monday tbeve was a very in-
teresting trap shooting contest on the
Gun Club grounds between two pick6d
sides of amateurs. On the one side
Dr. Bruce scored 13 out of 25, J. B.
Hoover 16, A. Porter 0, E. Cantelon 19
—total 48. For the loosing side J. 'B.
Kennedy sent ed 15, J. Miller 21, D. F.
Macpherson 9, Dr. Agnew `2—total 47.
.it is intended to have frequent con-
tests during the fine weather.
A SPECIAL meeting of the Alumni of
Huron College will be held in London
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. A special session for the deep-
ening of the spiritual life 'vas held
on Thursday afternoon when the
Bishop presided. "The Deepening of
the Spiritual Life," by the Bishop,
"Glorifying Christ," by Rev. A Mur-
phy, and "Some lessons from the book
of Jonah" by Rev. T. G. A. Wright,
are among the papers to be read.
THE old established jewelry business
of the late J. Biddlecombe, for some
Uwe conducted by the Estate, hits
been purchased by Mr. A. J. Grigg,
who takes possession next week. The
hate Mr. Biddlecombe was one of the
most respected business men of Clinton
for nearly half a century. Mr. Grigg
is a practical rnan, a native of Clinton,
and served his time with the deceased
uncle. We have pleasure in wishing
the new owner success.
TnE nominations for Deputy -Reeve
and Councillor for St. George's Ward
were held in the town hall on Friday
evening front 7.20 to 8.30. At the close
Retm•ning Officer Coats announced for
Deputy Reeve: Win. Jones, nominated
by W.J. Paisley and T. D. Johnston ;
W. C. Searle,, norninated by Will. Mc-
Keown and Jacob Miller; for Councillor:
Wm. Robb, nominated by S. G. Plum-
mer and Geo. Swallow; A. M. Todd,
nominated by John Dayment and W,
C. Searle. As we go to press it looks
as if there will be to election, Mr.
'Searle having withdrawn •
CANADA is breaking every kind of
record this year. Least week it was
the weather. Last Friday was the
hottest October day of which there is
n any 1•0co►d in the Meterological bureau
British of Canada, the thermometer having
o gone. tip to 86 in the shade. In 18r`t it
d was 70 on Oct 1st; in 1854, 76 on Oc-
tober Sed ; 1f.C2', 71 on October 9tb; ;
1567, 75 on October 16th ; 1877, 80 on
October 1st; 1SPt. 81.15 on October 4th ,
f 18:11, 80.7 on October Srd. The heat
t waves came from the Southern States
and the cold wave followed very per-
ceptibly on Saturday night.—Acton
e Free Pres.
THE Huron Anglican Lay Workers
and S. S. Tem -hers Convention and
e 1:,., -union will be held in Bishop
s Cronyn Hall, London, on Wednesday
e Thursday and Friday of this week.
g The Bishop of Huron will preside at
till sessions of the Conference and Stich
names as Judge McDonald, of ' Brock-
► vitle, Gen. Trowhridge, of Detroit, Jas.
t Morvan M. A.; of Barrie, Hon. S. H.
Mr
Blake, 4. C„ H, NV. Hustles, Q. C., of
Osgoode, Hall, Bishop Sullivan, Pre.
vost Walkins, Revs. Baldwin, M, A.,
h of Toronto, rind Mackenzie, of Brant•
s ford, together with Miss Jeanette
n Osler, and Miss Cross, Head Deaconess.
f Deac.rness House, Toronto, are sure tc.
make this convention one of the best
e that nits ei ar been held. The invita
tic,n to attend the convention ig PA
s tended to all church workers, botl
a men and women, in the Diocese ane
to the Clergy as well as the Laity.
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Town Topics.
Purely Personal.
THE Goderich Township Council will
Mrs. Glazier, of Queen St., is visiting
meet on Monday next,
friends in Goderich township.
ED. WATSON ships a car of lambs
Mr. T. C. Doherty, returned from
to -day. The lot imyy go to D.
Manitoba, Wednesday last.
BUYER COLv1N, of 'trit will
Miss Clarke returned Thursday
to -day despatch from Clinton a car of
from a visit to Seaforth friends.
live lambs to Buffalo.
Miss Grace Bales is visiting friends
iWorsteds,
London and Forest.
sympa-
Trip, NEws-REcoap deeply in
with the wife and relatives of
Mr.thises Harvey Davis, liveryman, was in
the late Mr. Neil Campbell, of Goderich.
de
Goderich yesterday on business.
The gentleman had been ill for some
Mrs. Hugh Moore, of Detroit, is visit -
time and his demise is generally re-
ing friends in town.
gretted.
Dr. Woods, of Bayfleld, was in town
JACKSON BROS. the noted clothiers
'
on Tuesday.
the advertising line.
are always ale) tin
Mr. George Hall, of the Commercial
They have a bo: of money in their
Hotel, was in Stratford last week.
pla,teglas window which walgotosome
Measrs.'Eert Fitzsimmons and Robt.
customer, but the one who gets the
Werner were in Seaforth on Sunday.
money most Hest have the key to fit
E. Munroe and Buxton, Goderich,
the lock. Of the seveeat hundred keys
were in the Hub Sunday.
only one in the lot will do the job and
-' • Smith Kilby is visiting friends
people will await with interest the
in and around Hensall.
name of the lucky person.
County Commissioner Ansly, of
'THY Voters' List Court for the Town
Wingham, was in town Wgdnes-
of Clinton was held in the Council
day.
Chamber yesterday afternoon before
His Honor Judge Masson. Up to the
Mr. J H. McCool left yesterday on a
a brief visit to his brother Robert, at
time of going to press both parties
Herrington, Perth county.
were apparently well satisfied with
the result. A. M. Todd appeared for
Mr. Alex. Dower, of Seaforth,spent
the Conservatives and was assisted by
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Jas.
Fair, Jr.
Maior Beck and Dr. Bruce, while Bar-
of Clinton almost continuously for
rister James Scott appeared on behalf
Mr. Thos, Dowson, of the Mason
of the Reformers.
House, hits been laid up with
EDITOR NEWS-RECORD.—MY name
sciatica,
having been placed in nomination for
Mr. D. Cantelon come home from
the office of Deputy -Reeve of the Town
Woodstock Saturday returning again
of Clinton, I desire to thank the elect-
Monday.
ors. The time is veru short until
Mr. and Mrs. Swarts were in 'A
another election, and this one would
hatn hist week visitiog their sun, John
cost the town conside -able money.
H. Swarts.
There wets not even time for a public
Mrs. A. Hillen, and her daughter
meeting to call the whole electorate
Maggie, have returned from a three
together and express tnv views on
every public muter pertaining to the
inonth's visit to her sons in Detroit.
future welfare and heom,'V of Clinton,
Editor Holmes left yesterday to at -
v
tend the Provincial Methodist S. S.
I have therefore withdrawn my narne
from the nomination paper and'am not
Association, Hamilton.
a candidate. 1 still believe, howevei,
Mr. G. Hollinger, of the Hollinger &
that the Mil 'iority of the electors
Bail Chair Co., Hanover, called upon
of Clinton ai e opposed to the
the furniture dealers Tuesday.
placing of the Memorial Hall
on the market ground, and that
Mr. James McMurchie, of the bank -
it would he better even now to
ing firm of MCMUrchie & Rance, Blyth,
wits in town Monday.
change the site. I do not believe in
awarding public contracts at low
Miss Minnie Rumball is visiting her
figures and the consequent paying of
sister Hattie who is attending the
low wastes to neople who earn their
University at Toronto.
honest bread by the: sweat of their
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett, of
brow.—Yours, etc.., W. C. SEARLE.
Seaforth, were guests at the residence
We thought one so good aixd ti•uo
Was loo your" to fade and Elio•
of Mr. R. J. Cluff over Sunday.
Chwage the Site?
Miss Annie Cooper spent last week
Though the conte^tcto; of the Meteor-
with Mr. Jas. Connolly at Porter's
Hill.
ial Hall has began his work and is
the township of Proton, with tan in-
placing some of the necessary material
Mr. John Powell, after a siege of
upon the ground—flrvt-class material,
grip and bronchitis, is able to be about
by the way—there is a Strongand
growing feeling in favor, of a .change
again•
Miss Josie Fair returned' Thursday
of site. It is contended
from a two weeks visit at -Rev. 'Dr.
That the market square is not now
Macdonald's, •-^aforth.
Mr. J. C. c. ilroy returned Friday
any too large.
from Chicago w.rare had been at -
That .by and b when a re ula••
Y. g
f
tending the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
ef Mrs.
market day becomes an established
Mackay,, of Mackav & Carver.
fact, it will scarcely be large enough.
Mr. 1. Ratteahut•y left yesterday on
That a public building, such as the
a pleasure tt•ip to South Fiver, Mus -
Memorial Hr.11, should be in as conspic-
koka, where he expects to bag consid-
uous a place as possible so as to show
erable game.
itself and the town t n advantpZe.
Mr. Arthur Cook, who is extensively
That the rear of the market square
engaged in the apple business in the
is not such a site and that a change
neighborhood of Hamburg, spent Sun -
Should even yet be made.
day and'Monday at his home here.
Ihelasttwenl,yvears. fisseemeefl'ects,
Editor Bradwin, of the Blyth Stan -
In and About the O. F.
dard, was in town Friday on his way
from Seaforth back to his own bailr-
The O. F. means the Organ Factory,
wick.
Misses Cornyu and Martin, of Wing-
Clinton's biggest industry d of
gg Y anone
bam. who were visiting friends in
the most promising in the country.
Clinton, left on Friday for Seaforth
Recent and extensive additions and
where they will spend a few days%
improvements have been made, a
Mr. and Mrs. R. Parker and family,
formerly of Goderich, but receat-
write -u of which will appear in it
p i pl
ly of DurhAm, have moved to Lake
future issue of THE NEWS -RECORD.
Temiscarningue,
The following items were gathered by
Rev. J. F. Parke left yesterday for
our reporter while on a visit to the
London to attend the Lay Workers
and Diocesan Convention. Mrs. Parke
works Monday:—
leaves to -day.
The factory is runnitlg twelve and a
Messrs. A. A, Woods, of Montri al,
half hours per day in order to catch up
and (x. Vanderpool, of Toronto, were
to orders,
calling on Clinton friends last Satuv-
A shipment of five car loads of
organs was made Monday to Holland
'InY-
Mr. Win. Kerney, of Brussels, was in
and Germany.
Clinton on Monday calling on friends,
An order hits been received for, two
prior to attending Anglicen and
Layworkers and S. S. Convention I
organs to be shipped to the di-ect'ov of
London.
the In,pei ial Musical institute of the
Court of Japan.
Mr. Peter Armour, who has been ill
for some yeai s and was with his wife
Accidents will happen. Mr. Hugh
on it, visit to his brother George, has
Rorke had his right thumb and hand
been'removed to his home near Chi-
ba31y lacerated on Monday while
ca o,
running one of the jointers. Mr.
Mr. Fred Ross, of town, has'been en -
William Chandler while working the
gaged as stenographer with a Chicago
ripsaw'was also so unfortunate as to
m•rn and is now on duty. His nurnev-
cu ;hie thumb badly. This happened
ous Clinton friends will wish the young
last week.
gentleman well.
Mr. H. Harford, of Otterville took
Mr. D. B. Elder, representing the
charge of the Clement guage lathe on
Toronto Type Foundry, solicited bosi-
Monday.
ness front the local newspaper men
Mr. J, W. Kerr, of London, became
Tuesday. THE NEws-RECORD gave
a Clintonian on Tuesday, having ac-
hien an order for new type„ etc, etc.
cepted It position in the action depart-
Miss Worthington and Miss Lou
ment of the factory.
Wort•.rington, of Chicago,, are in town
Mr. Ja.:kson, of the Jackson, Uoch-
on it visit. Their mirnv told friends
will be pleased to in
rane Uu., of Berlin, manufacturers of
wood working machinery, spent the
lumtfiet£1,
This "Personal" column' wiling de -
past week superintending the puttin
a
vot.Pd to the comings and goings of
Clintonians and their friends and the
III.) of the machines supplied his
fieri.
co-operation of, the citizens is request -
The engine an([ steam apparatus hits
Pd that it may be made ag interesting
as possihle.
to be run id] night in order to dry fast
Stewart, McMordie a former student
enough the irnmen§e amount of lura-
of the Clinton Collegiate Institute but
her required by the business. Mr.
now of the University, Toronto, took it
James Howe is in charge.
very prominent part in Varsity games
Mr. W. P. Spaulding, after having
hist, Friday and won the champion -
been laid up for two or three weeks,
ship.
has resumed daties at the O. F.
Mr, G. F. Robins, an old newspaper
Mr. R. Foster, of the finishing de-
roan, but. now engaged in the photo
pttrtrnent, has returned froiD a, very
and laundry business ill Wingham,
pleasantly spent fortnight's vacation
called and hada chat with THE NEWS -
visiting friends in Detroit and vicini-
RECORD Saturday. He has decided tc
ty,
transfer his laundry plant to St. Marys
Mr, Dick Worthington has accept-
owing to the difficulty cf procuring an
adegnate water supply fit Wingham.
ed a position in the manual depart-
Major Beck, of Stii'tford, was In town
anent'
Tuesday attending Court of Revision,
Mr. W. Doherty wits partially laid
This was our first, opportunity of meet•
up last week by it sprained tinkle he
ing him and must say we were very
sustained while descending one of the
favorably impressed. We don't won -
stairways. He was able to make his
•ler it his great popularity. The
appearance right along, but locotuo-
Major reports the prospects for victory
tion was painful.
as bright, indeed, all over the Riding
~'"1Z;- THE TWO A.
.rust Now.....
� An Open
We are offering some splendid
Clothing Business. Then, together
lines of
Waterproof Goods
erSee�t -- N&W
0.rr 1
At remarkably close prices.
are offering the following specials
Shrewd buyers who require any-
thing in this line should seegiving
It is an open secret that we are
good value for every
what we have before they buy.
dollar that is spent in our store.
Unlbrellas1 . t1111160►@'
Good value in
We have them in all qualities
iWorsteds,
and prices. A special line at
$1.25.
Serges and
Coves and----
'Tweeds.
Underclothing, . o o
Our Fall and Winter Lines are
all right. We have what you
A special line of
Tweed Suitings at
want and would ask you to call
and see what we have and how
. .. $13.50.
reasonable we can furnish you
with everything in the furnish -are
OUR READY MADE OVERCOATS
ing line.
here and we want to show
them to you before you buy.
HATS ASPECIALTY.--
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T. Jackson, si
Clothier, Furnisher and Hatter,
Victoria Block. Establrshe
J. 07"Orrielsh.
J. 4-1. H01101ray.
C7LINTUN.
CLINTON.
TO THE ELECTORS OF ST. GEORGE IS
A arm Reception.,.
Is ready for anybody, big or little, who will take the
trouble to come inside our
stole Next Saturday.
We are going to mare the first real start in the Fall
Clothing Business. Then, together
with the fun of sell-
ing' we'll have the fun of showing sights of people sights
of Suits and Overcoats that will make you 6uit hungry. We
are offering the following specials
for nett Saturday,
Men's Tweed Suits, 21 to 43, $7, 1
Boys' Suits, 2 pa, short pants, $4,
for, .............................$5 00
for.............................. 3 Of
Men's Tweed Suits, 36 to 42, $3 and
$10 for ..... .................... 7 50
Men's Leather Braces, 50c, for.... 1` is
Men's Tweed Pants $3.50 and $4
Men's Neckwear, all shapes. 115c,
for................. ............ 2 4';1
for......., ..................... 25c
Boys' Suits, long pal'ts, 33, 31, 35,
$7 and $8, for 5 50
Men's Black Cashtner•e Hose, 3.ic•,
...................
for...................
Boys' Suits, 2 pc., short pants, $3,
for,............... ........ 2 25
Kid Gloves, wool lined, 75c, for.. COc
Yes they do I The talk about us
Y
and they send their friends to its.
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T. Jackson, si
Clothier, Furnisher and Hatter,
Victoria Block. Establrshe
• d 1854
Bye -Election.
In Memoriam.
TO THE ELECTORS OF ST. GEORGE IS
THIS from the Ypsilanti Commercial
WARD, CLINTON.
refers to the death of the youngest
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—I Was
brother of Mrs. B. COIe of Clinton:_
linton:—
nominated
nominated on Friday evening for
Edgar A. Miichell was horn in Sea -
Councillor for St. George's Ward, to
forth, Ont., April 14tb, 1870, in Ypsi-
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
lanti, July 9th, 18157. When but a
tion of Mr. W. C. Searle, Mr. Wm•
Robb was also nominated. He does
small child he removed to this lace
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not desire an election and has declared
with his parents. Edgar was a young
that he does not desire to put the town
man who won the love and esteem of
to any expense and that he does not
all who knew them. As a e}i'rld he
desire the position.
I have been a resident of the Town
was kind and loving, as a man, noble
of Clinton almost continuously for
d true. He wits formerly enc )
anl doyad
seventeen years and believe I under-
at M, B. Schaffer's, where as a busi.
stand reasonably well the requirements
ness man he added many more frieftds'
of the Town and the people. Many
to his already large list. His pleasing
acts of the present and previous Conn-
cils I approve of, some of them I do
manner and honest disposition made
P
.not,
his appearance always welcome to his
If there is to be it contest, I will-
customers. But having an ambition
guarantee to pay the expenses of the
to further advance in this life, three
election if I am not elected. I take
this opportunity of soliciting the votes
years ago he went with Mr. Park
, then of this city, to DPt.roit,
and influence of the electors of St.
and their
and their opened the grocery known
George's Wai d.
as the firm of Robbins & Mitchell,
If elected, it shat} hem earnest en-
be my
but owing to failing health Ire wag
('('iii;ed to retire from the business a
deavor to eshall
P y to
look after the very best interests of
little over a year later. He tried
the electors of St. George's Ward par-
ire every wav to regain his lost
health, and was treated by the
ticularly and the Town of Clinton
best physicians, but in vain, it,,
generally, I ani, ladies and gentlemen,
was advised to go to Arizoni+,
Faithfully Yours,
A. M. TODD.
to which place be went, Feh,
3, but finding himself failing all the
time, lie returned to h;s home Ahty
Goderich Township.
7, and continued to fail until he passed
STOT,FN HORSE RrcovER.ED.—The
into the slee-n of the blessed. the rests
mare stolen from Mr, Wm. Clark
in Highlant, cemetery, awaiting the:
some time ago has been recovered at
resurrection of those, who sleep in than
Staffa, Perth county.
Lord.
Miss Hicks, of Goderich, is visiting
her btottievs, Hart and Guy Hicks this
We thought one so good aixd ti•uo
Was loo your" to fade and Elio•
week.
Lot. the angles came and calleel for Som
To mansions in the sky.
Mr. Florence Richardson, daughter
of Mr. Jits. Richardson, has been re-
We almo9t hero his voice once more,
S"cal.ing In love wid sadness,
engaged to t>ach for another term in
Tobin;; us not tog .ave so sore,
the township of Proton, with tan in-
For all will meetin fila dness.
crease of salary.
M l
. • heaven solace .lends so ldn
Mr. Jas. Laithwait.e is on a month's
'fill they say, "Th ",It bo (lot)(,,'
visit to friends in Toronto.
And moo ng'In in t. ,c hand divine,
Wbaresorrowwnever oonae
]{lytll,
fire.i,hev� and sktrrs clear, father and urother
too,
Miss Patti, Einigh returned home
He's not, lost, hutgone, li(-fore.
front a fe-w clays visit among friends
There's unfading Joy for all of you
For r ye ou the goldon ,horo.
in Blake.
W. L.
Large quantity of grain is coming to
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market these days, the grain buyers
being very anxious for it.
" UNI nrrt THE DovtE."—in Victoria
ose,God(rivil,01)Fridoyevrn-
Opera IIu
Mr. Thos. Joynt shipped a carload of
ing,will Int the greatest trent. file rosi-
ashes 'to Uncle Siam's territory on
d(uts of Huron have evor• hid for
Monday.
"Under the Dome" is the grealt•st
On Monday Rev. T. E. Higley went,
sl)cc•lacnl:u drama, placrelon t'll— i ;e• in
to London to attend the annuli! S. S.
Ihelasttwenl,yvears. fisseemeefl'ects,
and Lay workers agsocialion which is
teeing the most. wonderfnl and inagni-
being held there tb;a week.
fleenit (ver attempted in Canada.—
No service in Trinity ch -,-ch on
Cum.
Sunday next.
F. W. and Mrs. Scott were visitin
friends in Brussels on Sunday.
Regular meeting of the C. O. F. wi
held iia Watson's Hall on Tuesdo
evening.
Our town fathers have had a larf
quantity of gravel laid in place
required on some of the streets.
Auctlou Bate Register.
T'Rrt'r � )..,., • +.i the.,, ,r ii.,.; nirl al Tn6:
Nmvs•t•+.(n i nilce•v•'I be .'ccn ,i' iveNotice
s!mt!er to 010 to' ow;ox ort" Iced, • oisolo•..
Tn(nAnAV, NOV 4 A's, rm stock, Implements,
ote., Godorlchtownsb'p, at one o'clocklp. in.
Twelve month's credit. (1. V. Oakes, )yopric-
tor; James Howson, anct loncor.
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