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VOL. XXI
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OIAINTON. XJURON OOtITTY ONT4, TIECUiSDA,Y, FEBRUARY 2, 1890,
B;--- ‘Pireeiliiiy, 1 Would Like o See Xi. Nelleau hi. West iturou foThere. Too Pow Moll in the iheee who. 'Understand the toteilestO of tlui Cottle Trade as'
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"VrECOLE NO, 1,052
Duke. of Vam'beidge Blend
Of' tliS• flit set highland Malt
Whisky 15 Yeare...old. • "
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:London andOlsegow•
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F or sale at
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. a keen ,deaire- to live nearer ',our ideal
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ALITT riitac
Ore Avorliiug for us. For •
•the next tekt: days we.wiII offer
• a line of Quad* Jugsat 15 cents
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that iare well worth 25 Ceuta.
We lAnght a large quaritity:Of
theniat it price that enables us
7 to sell for 15 Cents the best Jug
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'tliat Toney th44••• fan be ,seen
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•"Tho Story of_actual cenditions in
hundreds of the eitles''''in 'Christian
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beaten all recOrds. While he *as call i Chitral. .WatA surprisedand Pleased last
A Oltir floriot. Pre°000 APPO014,00Jobilstollois Acting Mayor
has a 'herse. Whiclt ha. Ohleader of Onterhi. itreet
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0. log ueon a patient at the sooth end of week on receipt of a letter from SS.
* the -town Tuesday frireneon„ it raw Cooper, Escte exPreseinfi. 114 Pleietilnsere
alovity*, ran ti ReafOrth; from thence to at said cher's aver rid enc o
field. Still, gelleping .bard. 'It 'left the the choir thoroughly' appreelatee
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Beucefield and when eeen it Bay- five dollars, It is needlistittirvinty that
6 cuttetatthelatter place, but eontinu. Cooper practical kindeess,
ed running. The horse was locate4„,ht
Gocierieh torrushiri yeaterdaY. A Rammer.
• COOPER'S BOOR STORE,
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-Agents for Doininion• Express
Money Orders and 0. P B. Tele-
graph. :Optical Department un -
"der competent naanagement,
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ti:LE Two •
A snitable Christmas pre:
Sent is 'ft nioeg Tie, We
liave them in ...handsome
bOxefj; just't1 thing to
give to ft: friend or to buy
f�. yourself,
ANp, SEt
odrt oris,
oristor.
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Our stOck of goods for Ordered
Clothing is 'complete in all lines.
We make a specialty'of
LAC v • WolISTXXL
SUITS
Fringing in price from $16 to
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calvap.r2t1,1a SE ff.d6•73C
• is thename of eine of the best
wearing clothe to be im4. <-We
have them at -$18 a wait and you
may be sure to get the worth of '
your money if you buy one of
, these. We aell - • •
READY.MADIC OVERCOATS, •
PANTS AND OVERALLS,
114NAVVAIWYrr---,11,0,
THE
titt)liciffittorey
. ltrtplett. '• • •
mt-'01488 Of Goderieh teweship hga
A GOMM KIilcd.* •, a runaway Friday ,.while coming
. Mr. 'Miliaria Cowan pf (Mama. who 1 with oloedof wood. His team ;too
. together lizttti kti$,IfOn ,13,40 killed by a fright on .11urert street and gallope
train recently, ,wisi'aciritein of down to Mr. William ttoweis.*Iter
Mr: S. J. Andrews a this town. alit, they took, to the sidewalk, upset. th
Cowan had been for yeare treasurer of load, eeed, freeing themselves .frnp) th
Carlton county. It is somewhat re- sleigh .they ran to Mr. Bowene,iiitable
Marhable. that three reale members of Some of his evergreens IVOi124 einashed
the Cowan family have Met. with an Ott.' '
tlittelr end, a ' soh haVing been drown,. mbska 4101.4 officenli • • I.
ed in theNerth.W.est a few yell! ago. The Y_ ,otina PeePles'llission Bend o
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W 111S-chiarell held ite annual meetin
An ApclLoy:
-on Tuesday evening. The tiliferen
•Mrs, Doherty of Claude, ro, other reports were read and adopted.. Th
of the DobertY hrothere of town, 'who officers elected for the' ciirrent:. tern:
has reached the venerable old Age Of are :-Oreiiident, hew' (Di'.) Graham'
eighty-nine years, has been Very 'fil ef vicelyesidot, Mrs. H. Irwin.; Bee.re.,
'kite with theallaarevolent grippe,. het . tery, .511es Atey treasurer
is now Much . improved'. ' T. b. Luisa • Bila McEwen ; organist, 'Mis
Doherty. Went down to see her on Eeriett ; Piegraminepararinittee,..,Miss
Tileiday and Mrs. V. Doherty expecte : ollnuanaT4,10ggatt,
to visit her this Week. Miss fl. Doh "hink-tititconaniittee, Misses Irwin
ert.y, an invalid ',11togh,or,, who Was V. Mann* and v110061,4071; There
by
the •.infillenzii
on the niend. stain fb • al'" M al''
was a4.,shott progra e !endeed ,e.on
o solos y Miss Mary array
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and Mise Delleity and a; reading
safeties increased •
. MissJefirde Robertson. The high
The reeetY, conned last ,Weele0 Of meeting was ehanged 'from Tinos
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session increased theialarY of 'Crevet..- Clayao:TuesdaY evening.
'nor French of the Reuse of Refuge by
Sg.5, Mrs. Prench4es given itri,agnirit., AnnivorsnriSerrices•
.$1.75. Which is . yet Tow in eoreintrisOn 'sehiial were seeeesdnii no:twithstand
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tent additiee,vinteh inake's her "salary' • ?he anniversary Set in MePee
$220 pee. annritn. The Governor gets, .tion withithe Ontario ;street Solidity
with the 'salaries paid in 'Similar ;ing the unfavorable weather . and . the
tatione throughout the province: The preeatenee of 1Wgrippe, which Overeat -
:114'4,M eMinorifieally run. its. ftret ed a proper rehearsal by the children
year the cestor Maintenance per heed and as well kept ' Many 'Mani. The
pei, week wo,o,e1.131a hi 1807 it wits _re- collections on Sendai, 'fted Monday
duced, tO031tc., while lest year jt was evening' anaditnted to Over fifty do-
8.3!.-- The recinced dOSt of 'thainteiiiittee tare; Owingto. illness Rev, a
Ole-
haebeen brought About by looking af- Ment Was. unable be be *sent at' any
'ter the•odas and.ende. There. are now of the services and hid t� ce upon is
85 initiates, $ of Whom:are blind,.8 bed. _neighbor divioks on Sunday. , The it,
fest, 8 are subject . ate. While of rn.••ServiceitOrtaken .by.11ey...4,, T.
the 26 temples' Ore in vaPicipm stnges, of Mtivitnek, who gave an appropriate
idiocy. The county counell ; visited endttraelycflecourse. ,,17ti the afterneon
the house 'last Thursday white .next Mr. J. Scott nod Mr. :Foster; both
Tuesday the committee, Conncillors *eifjaerieecedS, ,-S. workers, delivered
Torrence,, .Milier and Seep, will in-; addreeses,Tiand. eelos wore rendered. by
speet the Place.; Di. She* the, ' Madanie .and Humphries,
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elan, and:Inspebtor • Coate wete -SABO while in the evening Ur. Milt-
, eitek given an increnee or: Stipen t yited eloquently and- well. The
the airitiuet of $50. . • attendance on Monday evening was
The chair was occupied hy Mr.
Jacob . Taylor,' the superintendent.
The program was well rendered and
highly appreciated. '1
Resigns the Mayoralty, Mr,
- Searlirtlitying Queidittolat Hs
qualification-,
, When Igr. Oliver4ohnstatie. Ife'aded
tbe•poll for councillor on jannary 2n4
he hardlv eXpeeted theta' monthhenee
he would he coated upon to fill the
▪ anayor'S chair. Stich a state Of Affairs
• "•has.been brought Mend; however, and
d although, his tenore, Of °glee ;may not
e' extend! over fifteen days, . it: Will he
e taken for granted that the dutied
e, . the position will in the interval be per
finmeci. •titoroughly' and • .c-enscien-
; tiously., ••
Dr, Shaw's election was emphatic
enough, lett or all, that *Mr. W: C.
Searle' says it was no legal and cites
k • three reittions for his contention, two
• be' that t th date of 'na
o twit the Dr, was medical health officer
and .aleo a trustee of: the Collegiate
inatitote.. Mr: Searle threatened Witt
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. proceeding% indeed )34.4 lawyer vvrete
Dr. Shaw about the matter. T.1:4e )4.
s. ter decided to resign and at ii•Special
meeting netted for Tuesday nighkhas
;. :resignations as medical health officer-
, and !payer ; were bothaccepted, To
fill the mayoralty Until it shall he
• !:decided Whether' Me. 'Searle is noire
'legally entitled to the oftice or Div.‘!.
Show can be re-elected, Ociuncillor Oli.
t ver Johnston was chosen enariotion of
- Council rs Plummer and Fe d. Mr.
Johnstone thought Mi. -Plummer's'
seniority entitled hun to the positten,
but the latter declined. lie was ehair.
7 man of the street committee, Which
demandsconsiaerable of his time. , As
Mr.- johnetone took: the °heir' he was
. *warmly applauded by his eollengues
and the citizens present.' : . •
.The outcome will depend upon the
. decision, Mr Seailti will Claim _
the.smit and take ib if he can..
• ifitolmesvIlle.:
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.0tf Wednesday the. 'community was -
. pained and shocked- to hear: of the
death Wet morning about Ro'oliacittifIt
Frances., Sturdy; second daughter rd.!:
Siitnuel Stara)," of , the 'tarot'
. road. • She luta . been ening • hut a
• few' days and her death Was stid.
den and onexpected. Shelves _
Ant. girl and till be itniCh missed by
h�t young companions and enioug the
older onesas well.. She leafs. fifteen !
years old. We extend our hearty
sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. SturdY and
-.fluidly tit their sad bereaveinent, The -
remains were int,erred in the„Goderich
tenaetery. • The'seriltevrere performed
v7IL4.• as''..9:11.9.434 17, ,:•te'•;*
J.
On Saturday afternoon this iriannel'.
meeting of the 'antler and cheese. fac.
tory was, held in,.Wilsons hilt; The
Secretary's report' was very eatiefie
tory. It showed that the factory Was.
paid for and, about $50 surplus. The
. directors for this year are the same as
butt year, exceptilig that ge. Thomas
Obureitill takes the" •place of Mr.
,James 00x. If the ititure4 years are as
suctessfelai the past the farmers will
'have no reason to regret . having .13ent
the factory.. •
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Pieltard have ari-
attaelt of la grippe. • .7; .
We are glad., to hear that Mr. and
Mre. T. Kelly are improving. • .•
Mies bertleStitoler has been.en the
sick list this' past week,
Mr, 1. 0. Pickard left Ott Wednesday
to join his sister„Mrs. j. Rueter, ist-
Lotidou and intends to acconmany her
keine' to, Sandhurn, Dakota, Hie,
7thatty friedcle will mlss him but they
"all wish:him success.
M, Lt. twAemo. .
.isgeloArlene- lT
eft on .initeday.
for
Mrs.3. Runterlifb on Saturday to
visttjuir ender. Mrs....Vt. McRoberts,
•Relitiont, On her way to her .hoine 10
Sandburn, Daketa.
Mr. And Mre. E. Johnson and Donna
and MisS,EdithTehbutt left on 'Thee -
day for fnnerkip, where Mr. Johnson
has secureifli butter and. cheese fee.
Vary, Theirmany friends *ill miss
them but ther wish' them eyery' sue.
cese In thele nevi home.
Mr, T. 0,, °marble° leaves Thursday
forjowa *heed she intends to enter
the tninlatrY. •
Mr. 0.7Tebbott left on Saturday fee
Nile where he hat adored A , anh0014
006 bt on. they leave our little vil.
logo. Who will be the. next to -go?
Tea -meeting. --A, very -successful
tea-rneeting took place here, in the
Miathodiet church teat .Wednestlay
evening, After the guests bad par.
Promote ,the 'Cattle Trade...
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f.04:)bert McLeen is Familiar With The .
Question and Understands What
• takenof it bountiful repast, witteb:Was 1-egialation Will Best Pro-
' so Well 'PrePared by the indies, the:
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mote Its Interests: ---
g : g *0 e pinetnee ,
they went to theohurchand soon filled
it till it was packed to the door awa,it.
ing the coming pregram. %this cen-
elated of choruses and quartettes act.
Mirably rendered by the Rensall choir
Ln Attendance and also selections on
the grelibenhone which were very
ernosing in themselves. -A idiert letet.
esting address, Was delivered .by the
Rev Me, McDonald; Who declares that
everypitne the Methodist have a • tea,
meeting he bee*, Wedding, as it hes
proved ee on several gecasions, Mi V
M. Diehl gave an exeefient tecitabien.
of a heroine whose father the Indians
shot aud Who,' were .subsequently ied
over the fells �f Unigundi by.the little
heroine to th el r Watery grieve la roma:
ge for it The proceeds of tbe. evening
arnOuntetlto ati which go for :church
benefits. Denison and •Mise
Jane Dennison ate but slowly meed-
ing -Me EctWard Went* andlif
las. McKie are able to be .round again
and chase grippe off. -Mies litaerhat:
.Keyes is laid up with, rheugn.atorn while
Misses Martha and Ann Jane Keyes are
getting better cif 'grippe, echool
has been small the pest week oiving to
semileh'sicknees amongthe children;
even the teacher was Inid off' a few
Jamas Ward baa a very
narleilv.esettpe with his lifelast week,
while falling it tree in the woods: It fell
upon him inuring one of bis lege It
was not as serious as was thought and.
Tim is able so be around again -M
Benjamin Higgins is hiiiitlidg out the
harness in good Style. Re has . also.*
line assortment of robes and blankets;
hells, etc,. Call and see .before purchae-
itigeleeWhere..'-r- Theta was never
time an the histery, of •Vrienit„. when:
there ' were:. so many hornets- vlaite4 •
with sickness in its Various forms ' In-
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deed, there is net one - housethat has
not been or is net at present visited
with sickness in some Shape,' . chiefly
7novie.ver Robert
McCool has .gerte . to Barrington.. -4
Miss Acheson of. Brampton is visiting
at Mr: • W. Coek's.:--.•••The :regular
iatineteely meeting of the Varna cite
.Cuit "will he held in the Methodist.
elutiph:here next Salabillfr. :Morning to
.ciammeneet• at 10.30: The. ' Sabbath.
school on this accepet is; postponed
ttli 6.30 (ft tiae evening. -Rev 1II'0
Burtdn. delivered a :,fine discourse . on
the sabject of .the. "Nave Birth" 'last
Siindityto.e. fairly well fitted house,
,:---Aineeting of the Varna branell of
the Bible Society will he held, in . the
Methodist 'church here. on ',Monday; •
Feb. (Ith. Dr, J.L. Murray of Kitic,ae-
dioe is expected te eddretie the dieete
inge=e--The menabers.oi Women's Aux-
iliary willariest at the Methodist par-
sonage on Thursday at. 2.30 p. in, -
The Epworth League' meets every.
Virednes4aY .eyetsing commencing .nt
1.30 and all are Cordially bleated. The
aohject "Ond's Army"- will be introdu..
pad by Mrs. S. Itatittvell eftet;whigh
the !manage' wail be transacted in eon.
flection therewith -Rev Mr, :.Sinith
of Dayfield was not ;able' tia Take hill
appointments , Met Sabbath and thus.
the service Was' poetpo.ned.-Mr. V.
M. Diehl:, who got the contract of put.
ting in tini school wood, is now busy
ab it and actually be somewhat resem-
bles:Santa Claus with his whiskers
covered: with trod Eta he Comes steam-
ing np in the morrittig...--LMr. I.T;
Cairnt of ate post -pile° etore mincing4
ces a clearing sale durieg the.month of
February when he, wiii give a redue-
tion of trout 16 to 25 per rent,. on .dry.•
geode; beets and Orme/ de.
A Liberal • M. P., whorepresente a
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rural constituency west of Toronto,but
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who shall be nameless in this .connec- •
tion as his party friends Would:went to
pun biro over the coals for his cendor;
' said in contalrsation the other day -
that h: would be well satisfied if Rob
,".ert -McLeefi wits elected • in West
heron. The fact of, the roatter is,"
Said he, "there are too many rnembeis
of, the professions in the:Cenatrions and
when a ..,question: affecting the cattle .
trade comas tip they have nota .suftl-
eleutly practical kriowledg.irto' be able •
to deal With it: McLean has been in
the husinees for thirty years, kariiii all
its ins inaci autaand vvoeld be able • to:
en the
The
arty
The M. P. who gara; this expression
of 'opinion would, of course, not do So
on the stump; that would not be. ex.
, .
peeled of hun, hut the very feet that
he talks so plainly among his friends
liniattes that he considers the cattle
trade of mote deport:lace to the country
AmitherPloneee Gone.
Mr' Robert Welsh received it tele-
gram on Sitturdayeenveying the sad
news that Mr. Pettit -Cole, Sr., a pion-
eer tif Goderich townsbip, had died
that morning at the ripe old age ,of
four score al his home near Melvin in
Senlao oottnty, Michigan, Mr. Cole
settled on the flth coneestsicin of Gode-
rich when awes in the primeval -stabs
antl'after remaining there, some years
retired from farming and titicanie
resident of Olinton It Is now seven-
teen"years since the family moved to
Michigan where they have. done. well.
Mr.•Oole was a staunch Methodist end
that cosy , church . in Goderich
towilehip knewit ite °oleo wits named
after him And afterleettlitig in ,Serecie
he was chiefly. instrumental hthaving
a pinee of 'Worship built near his hairia.
stead. Mre..Cole 404 their • f ahlilY of
five children survire. All live in
Michigan except a Stan Who IS' a, ,
ciU-
zn Of Toronto., and Mr. Peter Dole
who lives; im th;‘ old, homestead .in
Ooderich township: The latter left
Monday morel** to attend the. funeral,
CLINTON.
The rector. of St. Paiii!'s had not suffl.
cteritly reeovered to hit ablate take the
• , 7. serViee last Sunday Morning, but filled
EmE8* i Viselitlitiit tiatleetv:tienit bt4 tittle;
$
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is remarkable just now and
wilt be grottier when more get to of
know 'what we are doing: Ineretts.
trialt°e•it possible for us to
go into the Markets. oftener and 'to
buy to better advantage than for.
merly.. 'this is the reasoDwhy-yott
o ;better here because we can. do better elsewhere. If
thinking of buying an Overcoat nifty. is the time to,buit
d lire is the place to buy it, We are giving Spine
and.thel S. anniversary Beryl:eel; of
his ebur bad to be conducted
out him. Mrs. S. Appleby bee been
very ill, but Is recovering. CouticMor
Ford has been confined to Ms houte
for several days with a baa dom. mit.
W. watt* and Master Mutiny are
convalescing after a severe attnek
la grippe, Principal Efoneton it ab tit
poet. again, after having been indispos-
ed fora, few days.- Mr. William Grigg,
who has been very bit • for some tone,
Is nowon the mend. Mr, and llte.
are Improving.
Mr. David Tipladt hag been on the
elek list for several days, which ia
something unusual for him, There Are
many on the sick listi at Stapleton,
among the number *Thee.
' Kearns, who has had it very had at-
gAliCii/N8 IN BOYS' AND IIIENT 811118 tack of grippe, but I* 4511 the mend. of the opportunity of manifesting tom their
ldr• Ih"*. Walk4r. Stg- b4ett "rY ratrnIthaa°044:tfvfleeT:r TsiflavkIcrocile"rta °OrireeanheonLter
lovitor a fortnight arid Is notyet out •
se well gone over by ereiteizers of other gooies-
t a 9 va et .„„ ' „' of danger. flie fincaeron* Erie:tali Will note° intitth so that thaaatir organiser* faun
nigey ,,p,oys ,Ivereoaf,a and iteeters, " You can nave them at be glad tit hest of his reVverY, Mrs, ea:tleanes47:,2:14,49xed, li.uti)Trtgeatotzionsaw it.,
, john fir., and Mrs. Geared ilk
ttifle wove oost. Give us a call. ono we wit' save yott money., shipiey a're convalescing. La grip -pe "thwa trio resimsdoeda 04'eutoti,o4twiZvittew"reot twenty
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A Prosperous pdostry'a .
Business ie bleak down at the organ
factory from Whence, we are infersned,
about it carload of organaper day bap
been shipped to 'England during the
• past morith. Tho exporb trade .has
been increasing rapidly and to Liver-
pool alone now almost equate, in .*val-
tune- the, betne able% pvpi to*,-
htindred and tWerity•five organs were
made diming the month of DeteMber
and the -employees now .nuttibet 176.
Large as'.10 the output tdoes riot
equal the deniand and Mr. "Dolierty,•
we understand, basalreadyhad" plans.
propel ed. foe a .Otie4bundred foot addl.
tion 16 the timinbuildingend a seventy.
five foot annex to the shorter building.
together • with 14,. detached bending.
Tills wilt permit'of conelderable in.
crease In the number Of hands employ.
d. and.ib need surpiise any one if 'W.
t. lute over two.hundred !lathes on his
pay roll befOre the year is out. When
thepropoped additions are made the
bigger "bitildinge and larger Pay -roil
will.warranb further handsome treat-
ment of the industty.orithe part of the
town codicil.
A' Ptoomtinui Caw* .44
Court Maple Leaf 00 V. Is pros-
pering. When It led In, the eeeession
•reovernenV from the Independent
Order in 180/there were about a score,
of membere. Now•the number Is 166
rug the Court fully expects to resell
the 200 mark before the year rune out
One of the Orderla organizers, n:
MeEWing of Palmerston has rectal"'
been talking up the benefice of 0,0,
membership, here And :so successfully
that the Court .at ite. rrieetink hot
Thursday night presented. him vela
the fallowing Address, atecompanied
by, ...iieVitral handsome pieces of tit -
vet • •
To urs,,noiletkoina, High Ootirt ;Organiser,
0.
°fhb tfildara and members ot Court Melee
Leaf 0, 0, le., Mate% glealt WWI theinseirot
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CLINTON,
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was the coreniaint. no7 nothswaY wen in ear nietnberfthip at O. twat result
has had a return of bit old complaint, arrow efforts. We ask loo gOoopt ago
Grippe has caused nwit suffering in 'berry and too*, Teach we hoe will remind
the household of Mr Prout anti Mr, saLcohilt,,,,,_,11, row boas 0„,f bbs
Jas. 1) ford and fatuity hare beettlx• *6 'V. i°t1'
Court Maple LW, D. Mtn**, 0. Itol. P.
It* grip.
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• Sheppind. tt.11,
Clotionis *Air1i.40.0400; „
Goderieh gob the better of the Rob
ai arling lett Priday et both afternoon
and evening matches. The Clinton,
rinks were Xacktorni, Dr. Agnew,
bt, Pair' and WO P., Spalding. Two
rinks competed in a 'tournament at
toindon on Ttonalay. Thity Were tom -
posed af 4,-0, B, oinbr,j',:tontist6n,
W. Ictekson, 4. D. • MaTaigart, skip;
T. Jacksdn. Jr,, 14. FM*, W. P.
hag, skip.
The Clintroir Joel* hookey team de.
fatted Goderitsh In the ituk here Usti
• Ptiateditie Mang.
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pgive us auotleti 16os;raavetiaemulliase. :11 71a° et f s it te ut fh,:e
election is announced. at iciet. The
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election
The for the Wet s.Murnn bye -
than. al -tine -re party rietery in a by -
nominations will Attko place on TUes-,
. day, Fehrueri lath; and the ..election
one week later. The returning afacer
is *fr. Archibald Sands 7o1' cotborne.
townehip.. • •
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Mayfield. s
Ile S. A. meetings are being well
iaifftteeriandoeo,dn, se! pTe chiea 1 1 officer
atiab ecir! e no no 0 az
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autl
is. proof against la,,grippe, at, least he .
- says he is..H,,-The ice is beginning to •
form -So that the fishermen • will he
. able to. gettheir nett!. out
John Eagleson of Osnahrock, N. D., is
visiting at Monte Grove on the Sauble
aine.-.-Messr%':Renry • Darrow lied '
John Eagleson enjoyed the Irospitaliti
of Mr. Andrew McGuire of the 6th
coneeseion-, Godeetch townehip,: last
week,„7---Mm. Ed, Eagleson is visiting
in Exeter.. Dame Rumor Says be naay .
follow in the fdotsteps of his brother
and take a helpmate back to the Weet
in the sprieg.-The farniers are. tak.
img • advantage of the sleighing and
rushing the logs into the mill yard.-,
A...social, Will he held at Mr.. 11., reek's
ou Priday evening. • Akood tirpe is et
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peered and as the admiseicin is only
fifteen cents tiatare 8110u -tat* an over-
flowing 4,Sohnstone
and John. Eagleson are teaming lum-
ber to Clinton, ,This is only pas.
•Its
tame for J. but at the same time
hardening him for Spring work
on the prairiis..---Miss Maggie Dive.
• son of Maple Grove IS visiting Bayfield
friends this week. ---Mrs, Bates of the
Frorit road fell while' going- out of her...--'"
doorway 'the ()thee day and injured
• herself.' very severely: -We hear
that Mr. James. Donaldson- expects to
leave Alertly for California and that
be will go by Wei of New Mexico. ---
Miss L. M. homer of Drysdale visited
village frieeds on Sunday. -On Fri.;
day merning last Itiry Sautes .Gairdner,
age of our oldest and Most respectedeitizenpassed 'into rest, aged about
seventy eightyeare. Ite was for many
year postmaster and in the early days
of Eaytteld was one of its most enter.
prising • business tuen... Paralysis was
the range of his death, Two of his
family are minititers of the gospel anc1
one acloctoe, while another has fulfil.
led the dntiet of deputy paatmaster.
Two daughters also surviVe. The fon-
Mal took'plaee on Ttiesday to the Jay -
field Cemetery where the reiname were
interred.
VIM 40o9lit.
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Ai* Arthur Couch ent•ertaineil the .
members or the Ontario . street quar-
tette to an oyster supper after practice
on Tnesday evening. •
. Bev. J. P. Motwing of Toronto,
Superintendent of Baptist Kerne ?Lis -
stone, *Ili preach in the Baptiet ehareir
on Friday evening of this week. :
Rev. Mr. Murdock addressed the Ep-
Worth League of Itatteribury street
;church on Monday eyening. The
meeting waeled by Miss 11, Townsend..
Mr. W. 3. Gallagher, who died re- ;
teeny in 11onoluluwas at one time
employed in a Clinton newspaper office,
His wife war; a Miss Duncan, atm a
resident of this town. •
The annual meeting of the Royal
Mack Precepcory was te have been
held in the Orange Katt on •Pi iday leak
but it had to be postponed owing to
the Illness of the Preceptor. .
Me, Ashley ofIvitingston has had an
acetonno gee apparatue built by Davie
klik Rowland, and on the arrival of some
brats Hittites from Toronto will
up Ado B's place of bualtiess. Mr
Athhey claims certain points of mined.
oat, over other aeetylene machines
and expects to Owe more than One in
Clinton, where, there is ft deinand for
ehettperillumlnanti, • •
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t erre Leads.
The annual meeting of the South
Ituron County Orange Lodge will be
'held in Exeter at 10 o'clock a. tn. Tues.
day, Pebruary /th; A.. full atteudanee
of printery lodgi`imentberais reqttestecl.
There hat been a big demand forte-
tervectseat tieketi flar- the lecture iti
the town hall thig evening by Atev.
Merger Woods, who is perhaps 'best
known as the Canadian Talmage.
Ilear him.
An adjoittined pieeting.of the Liberal -
Conservative; Association of (Minton
will be held in the council chamber on
Tuesday ivening next, daitnencleg at
ft o'clock. Mr. Robt.. McLean. the can-
dielate, wilt be present and delleer an
address. A fell attendance is re-
quested. . •
The *Mears of the S. A, local eorps
will farewell on ehiode1 When they
will coraluctspecial good.bye meetings.
On Tuesday everting there will be an
oyster supper in the -barracks And the
following evening the officers, hayloft
packed up their kits, will shake kande
all around. '„
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