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VOL. XXI CLINTON", 14URON COUNTY ONT., THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1899, WHOLE NO. 1,065
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IIMIMENDFIT VIN AZ& TRINGO-NlitITRAZ IN NOTHINO.
WO M I TOP! Elt,Li Editor and Prop
The Laurier Government Has More Faith in a Gerrymander Than ill the Wisdom of its. General Policy so is Preparing to Juggle the Constituencies to Mak° Itself Seem Against 'OaDay of Judgment.
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Well, probably you can't blamolt, Por-
n has boon a good faithful servant been
ing tor fit° or six years, and you never t.,)
e it a thought as to having it cleaned or (,
oi d; or perhaps you have had 0 repaired. and 0)
It 'Us Stopped on account of bad oil, or a pour
workman.. However. ne matter what the
eats° may be, bring it to US'and have it thor.
• onghly cleaned and. repaired. We guarantee
' you entire satisfaction or w.o refund you your
,rnoney.
A.3141E4 EN •
• and let es know if you have one that re-
quires repairs. We will wafer it to you, when
we are.satisfied that it is In fILI.C1ItS runsing
-order.
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Little Locals. ... .1 W. A s. entre:won. . • A hllesiOaarY Serafino A New Organist, !Mayfield.
Clinton's May 24th Demonstration •The annual convention of the Gode- Rev. Fremantle Webb of _Calgary ,' Miss May Bentley took charge of
will as usual. be a good one . Make ar- rich DistrictWomen'aiilliasionery Slade- placed before the ,congregatin4,0149t. the organin St Pa'ul's church on Sun- Mr. Stinson is pntting scene improve
I rangements to come.—Sone Mis- ty of the Methodist church will be held Paul's church on last Sunday p. nithe day last and her playing was a pleas- naents on his house on Main street,
I chievons boy covered Grocer Duncan'e in Holmesville on Thursda,yef nextWeek requirements of the ebureli in the dio- ant surprise to the ' congregation. Mr. W. Brandon has moved
shoP windows with bad, in the double beginning at eleven a. m. An inter- - ease of Oalgeey, He met with a gen., Since then, she has been appointed as butcher shop tnto Mrs. Walwirecs
senee, writing last Fridaynight.-- eeting program is being arranged and erons responses.something over $20.00 organist, and will no doubt give gen- further down Main street,
Advertising in Tag NEws-REcortn the HOhnesville ladies are doing their bejng promised to the Work out thereeral satisfaction. Sohn Biggart a Dolan was in town
pays, those who have tried it say.-- utmostto make the convention a stic- - it is only about a month since St. 'Paul's Th o chmhur Domo`osiattion, • this week.,
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Mr. Thos. Mason' hought a carload Of. emend hope to haven, laa•0to
ge delegation sent ovbt $10. the 'Mission field else- .
.1 (.4 horses ,for Mr. ..H017. Dili iao week \from each auxiliary in theDistrict-. ,whitre. • . The comnuttees appointed to cirraage Mrs : N . Murr.e,y and Miss:EBaker
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for* a big celebration' on May 24th are were in Goderich last week.
' and, they were • shipped to Mani-. Mrs. Harriaon, who. SO thOrOlighlY" paining /1(/Th. I actively at work and promise a pre-'
G, .A. Stinson has opened outii. gm
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We are leaders in our line..
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Jeweler and Expert Watch
Repairer. •••• '
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Jost now is staring every woman in the ,92
' face, The stern realities of life are not
nearly se hard to battle with if you •1:3
only know how to meet them. You cs
will find that you coin do your house- t
ea,riing with 0 great deal more ease
. leasure if you Use a bar of
c toba points on Friday. --- Mr. captivated the delegates toethe branch for eery store next to J. Tippet's harness
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John' Parker of Goderich township meeting in Goderich las,t year, has eon- .
n town.tli:week,term this the . everybody. They Propose as usual' 84°13' •
Mr W. In hell a Exeter has been grain that will have something
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has industrious hens.' One of them eented to addressrthe evening meeting, i ... ..1 . lila 1 - 1 u, liberal I' f i t , • k t Miss L. Ferguson of Brucefield spent:
ma cselivery of a number of ma ingnee o. pr n era in o
centre for . 9 . .Sunday in tow . '
laid an egg ilix8S inches. His neigh- to which all are invited. , make la thein• f • ' a'
fanning mills he recently received ma know list o attractions. ......
Mr, N. Cameron 6f Oorrie ,was in
hors could .not be convinced' at first •
P) sight that it was not a duck egg. Will the Tref:lc:nen Strike? ' . orders for. Cm hisrounds he Ruda A Lillie M:ick. -----
town over Sunday
logs are approaching a crisis on clanY old mills yet in use, particularlY Master Jimmie,
the nine-year-old son, Mr. A. Whiddon of Ripley is visiting
trackmen over the whole road may
i0 Mr, Robert' Welsh receive& word on Th
Mondaythat one of his uncles, MIS
John Welsh, had died &few day ago at
his home in Wisconsin. • The deceased
was et one time a resident of Goderich
township and will be remenibered by
the old settlers. He was in his 85th
• year when death overtook him. --The
Baptist Mission Band has considerable
talent among its membership and ccin:.
• ducted a pleasing entertainment, on
Thursday night la,sb. . The yoong folks,
got up the program themselves and
carried it through without a bitch.
The members of Court Clinton 0.0. F.
will attend divine service in. Ontario
street church next • Sunday evening
when Pastor Clement Will have seine -
thing .special prepared for them, The
choir will improve the oecasicip by
singing the anthem "Spirit Imtnortal,"
while for offertory the &sett "My faith
looks up to Thee" will be rendered..
The announcement rnade last week
that the 0. 0..F's would attend phurch
on Siinday, 7th inst., did not appear in
the colturins ofTsedNEws
Mr. A...Anderson, shipped 4 carload of
hogs to Collingwood On, Tuesday, Mr.
D. A. Forrester sent off three carSOads'
of oats for eiport While W. Doherty'
& Cosha,ve shipped organs to Liver-
pool. -s ----Mr. John Hays of the Revere
laundry has rented the. store 'in .the
Contbe block recently vacated -by Mr.
--.-‘45Q1•111 and -takes -Possession next..
Monde • meeting of the Licenso
Board of Weits-Hosen was held. at In-
speetor Paisley's oMee-on_Monday to
sign- licensee and prePare stateinent
reired by the Government.--z0a,
,Saturday evening last • Mrs. James
Catling wes preeseted with an invalid
chair by her children. —Martin 0'
Donnell's boy and a led of John Hen-
ries got into a keep on Monday out of
whieli young O'Donnell came with ,a
broken wrist, --Evangelist Hunter;
who labored in Clinton with Mr. Cross-
ley last fall,hass received a call Irons the
largest' ctiiirch in Newfoundland, but
wiltnot accept. He has decided to re-
main in the special work where he has
met with such signal success. --Mr.
HarveyDavis has bought Gal. Hello -
way's driver and will add it to the
ery.—Mr J,B0 Runahall is now the
owner of a Great Dane With a pedi-
gree as long. as J. B's arm. It has the
distinguishing points of that famoua.
breed and its clipped ears make it look
More ferocious than it really is., --The
road grader was brought into service
on Monday with Foreman Carter as
manipulator, --Mrs. 0, S. Doan died
on Saturday last after an illness of
about a fortnight, She had made eon-
siderable progress towards recovery
when a sudden attack carried her oft
The funeral took place on Monday
when a large number of citizens follow-
ed the remains to their last .resting
plaCain Clinton eernetery.--Mr. A.
T. Cooper's stiles of bicyeles this past
week include Clevelands to Miss Mo.
Ewan, 3 . Eagleson, W. Moore, W. P.
Spalcling,and RS /3, Jeffrey and Rev. 3.
Hamilton, Londesboro, He also dis-
posed of a Columbia to Fred Heywood.
—Mr. alum Cook brie bought the
house on Albert street he has oectipied
for tome time from Mr. G. 3, Stewart.
Price, $550.--s-The annual meeting of
the East Huron 'Teachers' Association
will be heldin the Collegiate Institute
tn•day. To -eight's en,tertainmetit in
the town hall under the auspiCes of the
Association will be well Worth attend-
ing. -.-Andrew Crawford, aged 72
years, and one of the first inmates of
the House of Refuge, died yesterday of
apoplex3s. He hailed from Stanley.---
Me.Albert Downs Will Move hislamiTy
into the house of Mr. James Young on
Itattenbury street.—At the 0. E. of
Willier church on Monday the topic
Was taken by Miss Annie Ross, and
Miss Gutm of Boston gavea short get -
line of the work done by the 0. n. of
the Presbyterian church m Boston of
Whichber,father Is pester.—Seale &
Hoover received an order this past
week from Mrs. L. Ttoss, Seaforth, for
monunaent to be placed over the
• grave of her deceased husband,anether
from 'Times Somerville for grave of
- wife and a third to perpetuate the
memory of James White, late of Hen.
all. On Tueeday the firm placed tbur
menurnents lis Clinton cemetery, in
memory of members of the Wallace.
Eliggin and Mutt familles and also a
red Swede over the grave of the late
Joeeph Whitehead. --- If the NRWe.
itirconn plettees you recomMend It to
your friends.
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Wearalinimgc '11.)
06?ilootedi alotliners
• Pihns Yam 5e
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our blankets, flaiMels,
. etc., use W00 SOAP, the only soap
. warranted to slash woolen goods with-
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out shrinkingHave you tried our
8 BARS SOAP FOR, 25c.
For washin
. • ° Buy a good Broth. It will maice your
old car et look like new. • '
••• OP,TO,DATE CASH GROOERY.
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OGLE. COOPIR. & CO., Clinton
Cash Paid for Butter and Eggs find.Fancy Goode Dealers, Clinton
ssc tided Applea, Phone23, teeert43..ecioeee„6-e,E94,(Reeerg
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departivent was never as popular
as now. Customers have come )
from far and near to select their (4
papers /rem one large stock.
There is a reason for it too ,as
few stores outside the cities give
you the selection we do and none
are better value. • •
Our offer to give enough pager
t d your
room in the house free to the
customer corning the greatest
. distance during the week has....,
become Ignite popular. Two e)
, ladies have been already awards- *
ed a bundle each and you may be
the next,. • '
This . 'week. we are offering 500
Tolls of splendid paper usually
at 15 and 20 cents for 7 cents.
Bor. idceilings to match.
, All Paper med Free; p
Our selection of window s de
and curtain poles is as complete .
as you will findin larger towns*
and the values cannot. be niade
better. • • .
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Booksellers, Stationers and •
To see the latest in Ilats
'•inspect A. J. Morrish's
• .stock. Don't buy till you
II., so. An inspection will
convince Ion not only that
he has what you want but
that his prices suit the
times and the good'quality
of the goods he sells.
• J-Iis Ties, Collars, Cuffs
Shirts, etc., are also supe.
rior goods at taking prices.
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One business has chiefly been Ordered
Clothing with the exception of Ready.
MdflellPants, Overalls and•Ready-Made
Overshirts. We have often been asked
for•a, cheapsuit and in order to accom,
modate our customers had to pub in a.
few lines of Ready-Mades. We do not
purpose malting any more profit on
these than will pay: the freight, as it is
n, side live out of the ordinary run of
our -trade.
• The first price IS $6 for a Mares Suit,
generally sold at $7.
The second price is $6.50. ' This suit
would be cheap enough at $7.50.
• The third price $7. This stilt is made
out of all wool Halifax Tweed and will
give $10 worth of wear.
The frit:1db andlast. prieein the Ready-
Mades is $8 and it is really a nice snit,
neatly cut and well made, good. trim-
mings. and got up in the best, style.
Some houses would charge you $12
for it, •
The Ordered Clothing seasons in full
swing. All the Tweeds are In and we
have the beet line we have ever had.
So Holloway
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- CLINTON% ' MINTON.
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Our Customers tits
Oh, do I hear some one say, I
don't think I shall go near you, I
:don't want fits, Oh, yes you do.
Yoh like your Coat and your Pants
8". tior,tit and yon like a nice easy fittinf
. Spring Overcoat. Your Hat won
look well if it don't fit.. That is the
kind of fits, we give our customers
and guarant \ good fits or no sale and you can then give Ili
the othei; kinfl of fits. Give us a trial tc 'fit you. out in a nice'
Spring Suit. You will be more t
specialty of giving better values an
in town. We are practical tailors at
and best of an our prices will ilt y„
ready made dePartment we have 811
the latest styles and patterns,
an pleased for we make a
better fita than any house
can fit a giant or a drarf
tIr pooket book. In the
8MOM $3.60 TO $12.00
Owe Us 4 00 and We Will Save roil Money.
the Grand Trunk and a strike Of the those of the McTaggart .make which of Mr. Ed.. Robinson, had his left arm friends in
fractured above the elbow while play • Mrs: James Ferguson has gone on a 1
ing with a schoo1 mate last Friday. short visitto Belgrave. '
He was taken to Dr.Gunn's and bore M. T;Delgaty of Brucefield was in
were apparently budt to last for all
time to come. Some of the mills W.
M. comes across he believes . were put
on the ma,rketforty years rig°. „If the
machiners of to -day was equally
strongly made it ought not to be a diffi-
cult task to estimate the probable de-
mand.
Pen Oaf the Best, •
take ialace. The men have not been
able to get any satisfaction helm thcise
high in anthority; indeed; it le claimed
their representatives have been treat-
ed. with scant eourtesZy. Superintend-
ent McGuigan is reported to have told
'them that they represented an "Un-
fortunate clasir whose places' could be
filled without any trouble. He furth-
er assiared them they need not trouble
thenseelves going to Mr. Hayes with
their petition as.he WaS general-numa-
ger se far as their grievances were con-
cerned: Every trackman in Huron it
is said will support the movement for
better wages, While the engineers and
firemen are also in similiar frame of
mind. `There is a 'possibility of the
three 'taking united action.: ,
• An Accident. .
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Mr. 0.1Tesbitt of Godeincis township
met With a rnishap in Clinton on Fri -
'day and as a result is nursing one of
his legs, a small hone having ben f rac-
-bared. Mr. Nesbitt and his son Will
had come to town with a mettlesonie
span of cells Which becomingsfrighten-
ed, Mr Nesbitt sustained the injury to
'which allusion ' has been made ist
jumping from the rig; His nanny
friends, and "Chris" Nesbitt is popular
Wherever known, are glad the mishap
kvas no more severe and. Will be pleas-
ed to see him around after; is few days
enforced abetinence from, labor. The
colts, by the way, became frightened
a second time while being driyen down
slineen street, and going through Mr
Divits'sfenee. as if it had been Of so
Many strandbsof„tswine instead of Wire,
knocked down the-borner post of his
verandah before being bieuglst , tn, a
halt. .
ReMrded in Triumph. .
• On Thursday 'evening after four
o'clock the Collegiate football team
journeyed to Kippen to play the Shatn-
rocks of that place. •The gaine was
called for six o'clock, but all the Kip -
pen players not being present' at, that
time, play did not eommence until 6.15.
The ball was kicked off by Brownlee of
thelCippen team, but Was in the pos-
session of ' Clinton almost at onge.
Passing rapidly from one to another, it
was rushed up the field, by the Clinton
ferwards and lalcLeed escored the first
goal four minutes:after. plaY
was • commenced. Both teams
now commenced to play harder than
ever, yet notwithstanding the fast play-
ing on both sides and the many "rush-
es" and "shots" made 11 both teams,•
no more goals were seorbd before the
whistle blew for half time. The icy.
termissidn was, however, brief as
darkness was beginning to, gather in,
so the. whistle again sounded and in
less than fifteen minutea _Kelly scored
•Olinton'sa second goal. The Shainrocke
now began a fast -aeries of rushes, but
of no avail. ,The Collegiate'a sturdy
backs were "always; there" when the
ball did. manage t� get past the half
hacks, in consequence of which • it
Would land far upsthe field and a rush
be made by the boys of the C. O. ta
Two minutes alone were left to play,
• when by is mighty onset Thompson
passed the ball between the posts,
making the score Clinton 8, Kippen 0.
A noteworthy feature of this match
was the absence of all rough playing
and the friendly feeling existing among
the players. The good work done by
the Collegiate boys cannot be potion.
larked as the combination work was
good and all -played well. The Sham.
rocks put up is good game and having
with them a couple of old players from
the ranks Of ate "Hurons" they will no
doubt make &good showing before the
close of the season. The visiting team
were kindly dined at Schafer's hotel
where Host Schafer had &splendid sup
per in readiness, prepared in his wel1.
known good etyle. The boys all speak
very highly of the manner in whieh
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PtiliNiestflat VICTOItIA nrioux
AND IIATT.Elt. itrialillthod CLINTON;
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Live stock 'shippers bad a husy time
of it at the Grand Trunk station en
• Monday and oft such occasions what is
more natural than that the fa,rrners
should comPare notes. Two of the
largest breeders, .let ps say of
Stanley and Goclerich townships,
agreed -that corn was mot a pre6tahle
food,`that is; stock thus fed did. not put
on enough meat in proportion to the
-price of the corn. As the result of their
experience -is not experience the best
•teacher -they agreed that Canadian
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srluegichigwpraminensis. give bette,r results than
Yankee corti. •• .
•The live stock delivered at Clinton
station on Monday netted the farmers
several thousand dollars. Mr, C. Wal-
lis bought ns hogs which averaged 170
:pounds or a, total of nearly32,000 pounds.
• He paid $4.10 per cwt, • The cattle
Were more • valuable, six carloads
being shipped. Mr. John Mid-
• dleton delivered 57 head. which averag-
ed 1360 pounds and a total of 77,520.
.A.t five cents per pound Mr. Middleton
realized $3876. Mr. Alex. Metwen •of
Stanley eiald.thirtY fine animals while
several other farmets delivered a
smaller number. • •°.
Ballesting the Track, ,
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The G. T. R. is ballasting its track
from Lucknow to Listowel and in the
Company's big pit near the former
place kstestin shovel is lifting on an av-
erage nine yards of gravel in three.
minutes, It is understolid the work
will take a couple • ag months. It is
being performed by natives of sunny
Italy. the Company having sent up a
carload af them, 'This action on the
paat ef the Grand Trunk, which con-
gests the la,bor Market and helps keep'
down wages*, is not. being appreciated
by the people of that seetion tra-
versed by the line being ballasted.
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A Golden Wedding.
• Rev. Alex. Stewart and Mrs. Stew-
art are in Toronto this week, having
gone down toattend the golden anni-
versary of the wedding of Mrs. SteW-
ert's parents, Dr, and Mrs. Gregg. The
Weis one of the .best known of Pres-
byterian divines and has filled &Me
of the most important positions in the
gift of the church. • For instance, he
was convenor of the' conmaittee whiela
compiled the Book of Praise,now used
throughout the connexion. The nu-
merous Pi:lends. df the 'Dr.' 'and -Mrs.'
Gregg will wish thein many a happy
return a the anniversary they celebra-
ted yesterday.
4 Canny Celestial. '
Woo Sing, who formerly carried on
the laundry business in Clinton, went
up to Gederich on Tues,clay with is.
couple of altnend-eyed CelestisiissIsast
out from their native rice fields, Woo
is cannier than he looks and. by indus-
try arid frugality, together with the
arts once practised by a certain Mr.
Shylock, who has beets immortalized,
has accumulated "stricke of money."
Ile is given the credit of helping his
brother Modg�lians itte, good round
rate of interest. 13. that as it will,ancl
it only concerns Woo and the pig Mlle,
he is a happy dispositioned little fe1..
low and had & hand -shake all round
the pain of dressing the limbsso pluck- town Sunday.
ily as to win -from the surgeon the re- . Mr. IL Archer of nullett was in
mark ; "" You're a little brick." town this week. ,
Little Locals. The Forest Free Press of last week
ern Miesions" at the Ontario street
Derey has rented the McCervie cottage
League on Monday evening.—Me. J.
in. cen tairted the follewing :-"Rev. S. II .
in their home on Gore street, where
Smith. and family aerived here last *
week from Bayfleicl and have settled
1711h e ne i n istrk• Many
Rei, Mr. Armstrong ga,ve a very
striactive and helpfol address on "Mod-
ohnasIt.; receivedatenay.bosIt.ii-teet:netatpsptilatnadtiomnsovfoers
in at once. --Court Clinton C. ci. F. , latabce etatYlvtehpdbi:luer tpi ni purpose
esi pa such 'nails to unWitirt.:hSlininttfilo'rs
. the. position of leader of tbe - band of our readers. will remember him as '
'Which it proposes to organize. ' - • beingrector of Christ church, , Forest,
AiterForty Years ' • - I smile 17 years ago. • The many Mende- '' '
• : ' th m bsc o 4
of both Mr. enc! Mes. Smith welcome
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...„ .v. „se. __ cot ... e . k t rerest, although regret- -
. ne D ma d aalci of Seafortn ' 00- Wig the cause of their return ancthope '
cuPied the pulpit of Willis Church on Mr. Smith ,may be greatly benefitted
Sunday, having sleade.' an exchange : by the needed rest and change,"
with Etev. A. Stesvart. He said sharing
The Hanover I
began his; ministry; in Clinton forty s
rs)st. says :.---"Rev. Mr.,
the course of bis discourse that he '
years ago and that his sermons on and Mrs, Jennings left for B‘ytield yes- ,
Sunday marked in a sense the terroina- have elapsed since Mr. Jennings tehk ,
tereay. During the .five year s whieh s,...:. ..
Rev. Dr. labored zealously and success - charge '-of St. Seines' charch here be
tion of hie long ministerial career. The
'• has held the respeet. and friendship of
wore well, few better. ' all classes- ot the community. He is a
fully in the Master's cause and he
genial, large -hearted gentleman. The
* : . removal of gr.. and Mrs. Jenningefrom
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A Baseball Club. ••Hatoi!er is deeply regretted by many,
A. meeting of those interested in who will be delighted to learn of their
baseball was held at the Commercial happiness and prosperity in their new
Hotel on Mondaysniht when the fol- home.
lowing efficers Were chosen :-Honor- Much regret Was felt here on ' re-
ary president, W. Doherty; president, cdiving the sad news of the compara- .
Mayor Shaw, vice, .W. P. 'Spalding, tiVely sudden death of Jas Hattonof
manager, W.. G, Doherty, ; sec,-treas., Owen Sound, late fireman, on the ..sur--
Louis Doherty; 'committee, Harland, vey beat "Bayfield" Mr. Hatton was '
Hoover, Wheatley, Spalding and •mr, a genial, whole-souled fellow to whom
El: Doherty. We are informed the the "Bayfield" crew were much at- ,
club has secured a battery from Lon- tached. He Spent it short time visiting .
don and will endeavor to „put a fast here last winter. • Death resulted hi •
team in the field: They are trying to two days from acute inflammation.
secure a match for the 24th in Clinton. Housecleaning ' is the order of the .
meeting of Pone School Board. .day and many are in'Pmving the �K: .
The regular monthly meeting of the etitIr or
their houses as well as the In-
Public Sehool Board was held on moo. terior. Mee. Cowie is having her
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swas presented. • „stated that a similar improvement done to h
house painted and Mr. Oleaveis having
cipalIt .
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day evening. The,report of the - Prin.
there was an average attendance of 338 houses. , S
and that preparations for an obser„ Hayfield is beginning to, put on.....a, .
summer appearance .and anticipations .
Vittlee of Empire Day were in full swing.
The Principal, judging by the wording are high as to a good summer's busi-
ness. If the sesisorscontinues as it has
of the report, does not think OA Erre
pire Day is at all necessary to incul-
started the heat will no doubt drive
cate patriotism. The property core -
molly overheated people to our shores.
• tnittee reconunended ,screens for the , ' ' .
windows of the basement and also the .
repair of the woodshed. An account of.,___, -3) • 1 II.:
Mr. James Ferguson to the amount of • .v.*• -
ten dollars was ordered paid ' .."
Ms
r jmes oung had 'a riinaway
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first Sunday. His colt took fright just '
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before he got into the buggy and ran...
Stumiterbill,
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around the field smashing the buggy"
Church. -Ori account of the Pastor's into splinters, but doing no other dam.
absence there was no service in St, • age.—We nriderstafid our new talior
Peter's last Sabbath. The Sunday has gone. Work lute been too scarce
School was'well attended, The En-, fortwo, but we hope other fields are
dessvor last Week 'was led by William greener.—Mr. Andrew Youngblut •
Lowery, tvilh a fair audience. New has got in his stock cif hardware and
hymn hooks are hinted at, --Our oleo tinware. We hope the young man
burg has is just pride in the progress of will do well in his line of business.
its representative. Rev.G. M. Hilty Keep at it Andrewo—The members of
sounds in our tars quite, fascinating, the English church last Friday night
that gentleman having been euccessful presented their. organist, Miss Annie
at his recent exam and having been Or. Sturdy, with a beautiful gold watch
&tined to Delhi parish where be Starts and ehain. The evening was spent, in
hl labor at once. The well wishes of music and recitations.—Mr. James
this community are his not inerely for Young is about through with cutting
material progrese but in his chosen staves for this year.—Would the peo-
calling of Winning aoulsfor the Master. pie owning cows 111111rpigs close thein
May fruitfulness attend his • efforts. up it possible, as Mr. Alek Robertson
Rev. 'E. B..Smith is also worthy of our has a close place for . ea& as will be
pride having scored a high honor found on thestreetsafter next week. --
mark, thus proving his scholastic ex- Spring work " „about through and •
cellence and ability,while socially Intis • everything looks well.,—Mrs. Thos.
highly •esteemed. Crawford of Blyth is visiting her sister,
Aecident.-We are sorry to have to Mrs. A. Robinson. ---41r. sand Miss
retOrd that Mr. 0. Nesbitt met with, a Cook' of Clinton visited Miss
painful runaway accident recently, Lawson last Sunday.—Mr. Henry
ra,
at the depot whit; milting for the fracturing a limb which will necessi. Lawlor and son George leave this week
Goderich train to pull out. .
tate confinement for some time. Trust for Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, Where ,
th• Tramp IVIalsinco. he may soon be all right again. Mr. George Lawlor will reside.
With the advent, of warm weather Visiting -Mr. A.Straughan ond Miss Sucker fishing* is over for this year. A
cometh the tramp as brazen,. impudent . Straughart of Goderich a,ro visiting at great many were canglit.......Mr. Thos,
and as big a nuisance as ever. What W. H. Hall's and Geo, rarquharrs while Nicholson is hexing his house ren ova, -
should be done with him P ,Give him the hotter irientioned Stindayed in ted and a stone cellar put under..
the cold shouldet and have tbe consta. (toderich recently, --4). Bare and . A, Mr, and'Airs. Ilegley of Dlyth Sunday,-
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WO' were used by the Shamreeocks ' Wmake his life a burden until he E.Wetheral visited the sick and others ed with 1Subuns nen s.— r. Ross ,
z The teams lined up as follows :- - takes himeelf off to twine more con- on Sunday. .. • • of Auburn has gone to Chicago for a
ermiros • surreit. . genial districtor treat him with kind. Notes. -They 'talk string band.-- month, ha has left another Di. in his
Thompson .• ' 6 ' '..t. nrOWMfg SISS nese and to a generous hand-outP, The An improvement, in, the form of a new place'. - ---Mr. 3ohn Kennedy, Clinton,
Reny .
MeLood -FOtwat(18 - nicial - lamer -course would bis better in the line ferule between the store and G. called . upon Auburn friends the
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silkenbesd '''''' • . "Bell long runove opine. Six of the itinerante Xohneton's home is noticeable. past week. What, bale Write -
came
nrtuldt)n....
WOO } Ralf Reeks '{ °Roston ; camped on• the' MeGneva salt block on School. -The attendance sometimes bon, . c , - r. and Mrs.
431 1 1
"dmoto 8 da i ht 0 e arried a crutch exceeds the 50 Ihnit.--Oclebrated Mulford were' the guests of Auburn
. . At \
co:11)000 isermyth
Pamstseros, mook,,rdie which he shouldered whenhe suppoted Arbor Day by a royal eleaning up of
rooks d t lant n trees front their
Taylor .Goal " armload another of the holm had bis arm in a native earth to grace the gtouud, re.
Referee -W. -S. Turnbull. sling, an equally transwerent fraud, piling wood, etc. --School was visited
The teammill likely go to Winghem , Big Chier;Wheittley Isc4,t hie eye on by Inspector Tont on Monday after -
them w
.hiel.ses he was out of eight, while yar r sp g
on Thuroxlay hilt the remained bone town noon
friends last Sunday.- - -Mrs. Robert
.
,Tones o cute s vlbfting her p
cuts, Mr. and Mr& Itelwig.—Miss
Addienelwig is visiting in Goderieh.
this week. --Miss Belle Wilson visit
ed across the river last week. -
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