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CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY I AMY la, 1899.
its enlarged form pleases you, the Editor wM consider it a favor to have you trnunend it to your friends.
The sanie old story. Let your
watch run for the past five 91.six
yeaes end never had it 'Cleaned or
oiled, and now you wonder it has
stopped. Well, yoo.citret, blame
it when you stop to think the
small amount of oil that. is put in
your watch when It is cleaned..
If you have a good watch it will
-Tay you to 'have it cleaned at,
least every two Years. It not'
only lengthens its life but allows
it to keep more accurate tinie.
Don't wait until it atom for t hat
may be too late, but bring it te"
us now and have it that mighty
cleaned and repaired. W,e are
experts in our line.
40004*(40
Jeweler and „Expert Watch
Repairer.
ROM E people are in the habit
of takinga glas§ too much;
tand it generallycosts hem_5e.
to get it,
We have 288 glasses
• too many;that we are
offering at 3c each, or
356. per dozen. They
are extra good value,.
our South wihdow.-
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FOR a delicious dessert try.
Cream Custard. It
tains no -corn starch, requires
no cooking, prepared in a min-
ute by simply adding boiling
milk, according to directions.
For an apt etizer: try
our .Faney
Spiced
oirtHERE are always a few peo-
ple who cannot do their
houscecleaning in the early
spring ou account of various cir-
onnestancee, and for these people
we are ready with some splendid _Q
values in Wall Paper anclWindow
Shades. In some cases we me ;
selling Paper tit 5c. it roll,,fornier.
ly offered at 20c and 25e. We
don't believe in keeping goods
until they get old; and our suc-
ceesfid season allows us to give
some sweeping Cute; on lines we
want to clear, •
• ALL PAPER
TRIMMED FREE
CLINTON .,
Tito Orave Digger idle,
_something almost unprecedented,
and Yet something for which Olinton
and the %mounding country ought to
bedevoutfully thankful, is the feet that
Caretaker Reynolds has had no inter -
meats to make in the cerneterytor about
eix week% A.re the doctors away on
their vaeation or walking the Euro-
pean hospitals f
Dargaloo for Boyers,
The enterprising firm of Wagons
Bros, have two -three-column ads in
this issue. It iellot necessary to enum-
erate these pages, as their blip an-
nouncements can be seen et a glanCe.
They fairly bristle witla prices, so that
YOU know the cost oi an article before
going to the store. Ilodgens Bros,
place a high value on printera' Ink and
use it extensively and judiciously.
Lacresee. • •
' A lacrosse match was played in the
park last Friday evening betweenthe
You will, will you Hot? the News-ilecord is a Newspaper, Arst and
Canadian Promaoted. -4erge Potatoes, • '
A medal trm having on board Gen- Mr. joba. Jackson, of town. last A Purely Oranatiiall Society
eral Superintendent McGugan. Super- spring bought 'of W. Duncan
intendent Jarnes and ..,...„,.... .
a number of ee- Weeks " potatom for planting, and be
Company's property in Clinton Avs July. The Medea. areas large as hentio
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The Canadian Order of' Foresters
Rapidly, Numerical'
ser Grand Trunk lights, inspected.: he has been tieing them shim the, first of Increasing
Monday, Anontg the officials was Di".1e eggs, and the largestas big as his fist, and 'Financially, It is Econom.
Growing Surelcs• •
O'Connor of Stratford, who, after which Is not very Steal', He thinks he
some eighteen years service as cies- can compete with any atm in town or ically Managed and Has a
Pateher, has been made train master . out of it, Ile says he iiiways considers •
Mr, O'Connor is one of the feW Cana- • it best to buy from a respectable house. The fact that the Canadian Order
diens Who have received promotion He will leeve one of the potatoes at Foresters confines its operations to t
do '
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ty,BenevolenceandOoncorditvheinmetti - ' e sfit„„..,.. T
. bers amd vlsiters, headed by the Court's ' A luumg .1.111ff PUSta
Brass Band, marched to the qteseit'il
ie Hotel Where luncheon was awaiting Whjle Bathing at flayfieJd on T
,
y them. About one -hundred gathered
• around the hospitable boards of 'Mine His Depth and Was Orr/nest
Alex. Houston Stepped Be
TrhilinsstgEalleslel rhaaantieberanadiolayPte:rgder number than . Houston of the Collegiate Ins Auto,
ptahreedrnafonr. tlige°mod, Alex, Houston, son of Pr1 QIN
he had expected, bat his larder and as '''' and a bright boy thirteen years of HMI
-of sistante were equal to theoceasibri,
. was drowned while bathing at 13aylield
1:34 o' fa::resn:ilottrt Maple
Leaf
ivits °mail, ,
on Tuesday when the Annual picnic of
he Ned in 1879 the following were the first
--the- Clinton:, Presbyterian Sunday ,
Schoel was in progi'ess in that Villeg%
In eompany with his brother Wiehart
Chief Henget; Peter Robb • .
and Hugh Grigg be had gone 10, both
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Vice Ohlef Ranger, Henry Stevens, -
SectetarY, J. W. Rowland, Financial -
Treasurer, D. Dickenson, Recoiding- ing at a P°10 on the beech Kane WS- .
tame north Of. the harbor and gettinr
beyond his denth he sank, rase twiCe
Woodward John Junin. penior Wood p2
William Sheppard. ,Senior
and finally, went down to death. Nene
of the boys Copldetilin andwhilelingit ' l
Warcl, Arthur Cook, Senior .Berolle,
waded in as as was safe and held
Arther , Bennett; Junior Beadle, A.
Rale; Chaplain:Enos Hull, out a stick forhie drowning coninan ion - i
..; to Catch 'holcl 'of, Wishart ren. deivii7,
'Since the Court seceded Freon • the .t. the beach feo assistance. A coople Of
"filled in the follovving order :-William - men working lona cottage being Wilt , I
O. F, the Chief Ranger's chair has been .
a the bill save -that something. was .
Sheppaid. Feter Catimbell, II, Stevens, .1 °wrong aect hurried to the scene but
onforturiately, they o14o vvere Linable'
ed.bY John 1 owett end A.ncireve Mee • i
to swim though they did all thee wee' .,
in their power to rescue the boy, Velo;•
able minutes passed berate help little
. -
ed in heats when the body was„rectivet-'
Gar Va. .Dr WOOdshjittedily arrive
upon the :melte and did an '
• cluoe Mr, Heys. assumed the manage- Mr. W. Duncan's next Monday to corn.
ment. • . Dbminion and does not attempt to
Oltiseast Mai Course. * . L O. O. 14 Officers, •
pare with anyone who will compete. businese across the border, where t
state laws are tte diversified as t
A ' p en a ive of the Central Lyce, ‘, At the regular meeting of Clinton climate itself, gives it a national flavor
aunindBolioirseeaduawerntiznaattoWivnit. 4the other day lodge No, dB; L 0. 0. Fe on Tuesday and,In the opinion of Jimmy Canadians,
imparts to it, a greater attractiveness,
Add:to this lie
tee of the Citizene' Star OthoU:s°eMfmort eelveecnteildigfother thr°elirZign't °tifieremer:-8 strength and stability.
given next eeaeon. The course will be i3ibbings; V, Grend, Bert .Kerr; R.
Iwepre;
the 0, O. F., and yen have a MO -
series of five 'entertainments to be Grand, F. Jackson ; N. Grand, a J.* economical managernent, suck as has
a superior one, even better than the Sec., .Jacob Taylor ; P. 'Sec.,
,.. Fred el Benefit Society.
last, and front the satisfactory nature Alcoa t Warden, ,George McOrae -;
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of thet ere is no doobt that Conductor, 4. J, Grigg, R. S. S., The Ancient Order of Foresters bathe
Clinton and Seaforth juniors. It was ! the committee will easily be able to se- Wesley Moore, L S. S., He .
nry Gould. progenitor of ell the different Orders of
tv well contested game, and resulted in • cure a kuarantee fund of the proper di, L Gt., Alf, Barge ; P. He William Me- Foresters, but as , it carried no iosur-
favor of the visitors by two goals to i rnensions, • . • ••,,, •ICeciveit t R. 5. N. G., William O'Neil ; ance fond at that time the Indepen-
en% The home team consisted of Petty Dewed. • , . . . L, 5, N. o., Victor French ; L S,Vi G., ti".t Order of Foresters of the
Couch, Harvey. DohertY, Pet4 Mathe- 'Xiiit NEWS-AE(1*RD was delayed be 5. Seymour; Chaplain, J. O. Stevenson Wo* Id Was erganiaedin Neiviirk, New.
son, Bert Dayment, John Forrester', Yend the usual -hour last week in get,,, : which were duly installed by P. D. D: Jersey, in 874 and extendedits opera -
Will 'Whitelr, Walter Arlustrong, ping pi press, which we regretted very G. ,M., 13ro. IL B. Chant. •. tions into Canada. la a few years dis-
len& oordon, .A. Sheppard, Will Mc- mueli, as it goes against the grain to Horan Medical Association. . satisfaction arose among Canadian
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Orae, E,Dayment. . , • disappoint our readers wbo look for The regular meeting oi the above
, . members who wanted a put•ely home
• ) gilled by Lightning,
. ' We expe i Society. ' At -the High Court meeting
• their favorite Local Wednesday even- Association was held in the Council
1 sheep last. Friday night: During the source of inconvenience to our %ewes,' Kenzie, President, Moncton t Dr,
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Mr. Charles 0 Glevv• . of the, Huron mg. c , however, that it will chamber, Clinton on July 12th, • The in Torantein September 1879 the con-
, Road, below Stap Jost eleven of his not occur again. Our, delay was also:a follewing members Plesent,:-Dr. Mc-
" ' leton test for the , position of High Chief
Ranger was between Rev: Dr. •McRob-
storm they were huddled in a heap,sev- contetnporarY 'down the street, which ',Hunter, Secretary, Goderich ; Dr. Be- bie and Do Orenhyatekha, and the' for
enteen in all, whenthe lightning struck stationed a member of its staff in the thune, Dr. ,Mackay, Seaforth; De. Mc-
. Knee won, In Ogtober of thee year 490
, at a Point tet rods distanta strand of vicinity of our door. waiting- for an 'Callum, Londesbero; Smith and Arm Members' seceded, and in June 1880 the
k'545 f"tiE.411•0' *52teOlettF barbed wire which ran :Ai top of a rail early copy. . We intik since ceased to strong, Mitchell ; Dunsmere, Strat- first High Court Meeting was held Sri
‘3' fence. The marina ran along the wire be surprised at its piracy, though it is ford ; Thotipson, Graham and sham, Clintan. Thirty-five delegatee attend-
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kb to the sheep mid, killed eleven of them. of amost bare -faced nature. - •Clinton , Crane; Blyth, 'Hackett' Irul- ea and the new Society was pot•upoti S.
They were . insured in the MeKillop A Ausicat Evening. . ., sound footing The meeting was he
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No Order tor Shine Crasher. t,
- held its annual regular weekly meet- Bryce, .
Lt;ague :Blairirfino;dP; Paul, • Sehringville; Woods, . .
Hutcheson, ' Stliffa. Dr.
Conipany: ' . The*.Rattenbury Epworth in the present ledge-teent , of. Con
The order for the stone crusher has ing on Monday .evening. When tbere . . Maple Leaf which was among the s
. Secretary of . Ontario
Belted of Health; read a vet y ceders. For years the Society had u
.not yet been. given so there has not yet was a large gathering to hear the su interesting • pangt....op„...._!.`Tutuireolos- hill nrork, being hampered fer„,,,wanto
arisen the-necessfor-legal Proeeede. leete-"The Father of Methodism," ably ---- e ' - - - ' liiiirde77,-TliTee members died, befcire
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Spectacles
,isses
are hest bought when the eyes
frames carefully adjusted. Both
are thoroughly tested and the
gting frame and the best adjusted S
Must be accurate,. an a poorly fit- L
(.1 lens, Will not work harmony. 4
ce We giterantee every.pair of our cs
glasses to be exactly what is re- 44
quired.
EVERYTHING new in the!'"
Canned GOodSlitie at the
E.P.-liqc @ZIT! It
Mann
Oaf .COOPER.& CIL Clinton
Coosli paid for Butter, and Eggs and
uried Apples. ,l'hone 23,
0 00
and well-written cor-
respondence is afeature
of THE NEws-Rneotta
Which has a large and
efficient staff of report-
ers at various points in
the county. .
Toliecure the news of Huron
read TIM NEWs-RECO0iip •
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• Of Cooper's Book Store
Graduate Optician ot,
the • Optical Institute
- Canada, ..
esesseeehaao;weieyipete
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ATINTSum
A, Bennett, A. Rale. 'H. Stevens,
W. Dennison, Thos Friendship, W.
Spatting, W. Muir, J. Smith, D. John -
so, O. Spooner, P. Sheimard, T..' L.
Fortune, R. Horsley, Finch; R.Iley-
wood, H. A, Glazier, Z. J. Fisher, 3;
W. Shaw and T. D. johneon.• The lat-
ter is the present ineumbent: Of the
chair and is an active and well power to reeueltate the lad
ed Forester The two Secretaries are
vanl tcla)t sparkbep ien kdo es!: t.
Phe qad
paused gloom to preyed over th
both careful and Capable, so. ninth so
ent position for
that they have retained in their pies
years Itir. Jones The -decettsed was a 'clever lad ,and,tt
Financial -Secretary for fourteen years
great favorite aniong his ContriolOS.
and Mt. Shemiat as Recording-Secree
The femiiy thus so sa,d1c, and oOddenlY
bereaved ha,ve. the sincere sympathy
of the to-.vnepeople. Neither. Mr. nor
Mrs: Ilauston were itt the' picnic, the.
•latter being ilh arid confined to her •
id tary for about the same length of time,
rt In so large a Court there is consider
e- able tipsiness to transact and the bust -
P'• nes are of coosideiable restionsibility.
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is, in Ontario its treatment and pre-
, „ Summerhill.
ings which, it is currently reported, espounded by Mr. MYers, and they t. , they had accumulated any surplup, but
e met.. 0 et enticed per- A very Pleasant affair took place at
lowed Dr Smith took u ith dia n i
yen ton In the discussion that f 1-
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will be instituted by non -contents if a were not disappointed Aft th ' ' ' ° th sr. w • ided v • this ' ' '
ea is closed. The oppost on say mee tug a reception was tendered to g °s S' iod by the I. th F... of /11inoie which • the:home of Mr. R. Miller on Friday
,
they can knock a purchase sky-high on incoming members, and an excellent .0 Dunsmore, h 1 ne t atment, 13, .
loaried them money to meet the chttnrs., ;evening of last week When a number of
Sinti, the effect hi cattle and dangers A else -relation has ever since existed the members and, adherents of the
either of two grounds, one of which is; program of Vocal arid inetrumentd
that no proVision. wee made in the es- music was delightfullY Tendered. - ee' Din Ohtario '1.h.. Afacka
te 1 i , eg slati Y* °f p eve tio !..
" Perit"itis . betweeo these tivo,Sodieties and 4 Vie- church tre• e reet••and • preseoted Misa
mooted. congratulatedupon the success of the - . watch. Accotnpaning the preseota-
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• • • unless for any such expenditure. -The cream arid cake was setved during the r• *1.41 ,l I . .n" " ititig third front one. Will admit to th-e Flora Miller with a handsome gold
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question of qoalification has also been evenhig. , The committee are . to he: • Ay• , other and v ice versa. Of late years the • ' ' •
tion, which was made by Mr. Ii. Barr,
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0.F.has•obtained a ft en foothold ands
An Expeasirclindertaking. evening's • entertaiement: The meet: °hareem SEnsofisr.--The• Members of now growing by leaps and bounds the: was en atldress read by Mr. Wetheral,
- The Stratford civil engineer .whose big broke no at an early hour hy the the Verna Orange, Lodge, No. 1025, nieWherShito now belng 32,00. Pro-: which gave'voice to the high :mere..
services Were retained by the town members singing we meet:agent." having•essembled at the Temperer -me 'gress 19 eltia being ...Made • in . Mani- eietion enter teiriectsfor , the serviCeses
council to look into And repott *Orion 'a Batranceseeie L. Beagereittens. • ta the Methodist church tote • and "Winnipeg hot. ergeiaist so faith idly rendered by Miss
sewerage system for Clinton . woe in The following are the. numbers" Who , • accompanied by'. these ' of „adjoining bed of 0.0,F's. )Devvii in Quebec thete• fee' nearly a clecatie.': After the
teem Meeday. Though his report will Wrote on:Jtioe.28th,,29th and 20th, et, lodges,. where a very. precticel 'address is eteady growth, MO fee very obviOu,. pleasingnvent the compatisr .enjoyed
net be istecie public until next meeting the Various Centres in Rest 'Huron :---.: • Was delivered to a crowded houSe and reasons the increase there is not pro- the bountions hespitality.of the Miller
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of the council, it is understood that the irtitranee eLespecially to the Orange bodyIt was portionate that. in OntarieIn .homestead and several hopes were
cost of making any sea of a satid
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em lyth** ** . • 7
Be 2
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8 one of the ablest addresses ever deliv- the Maritinie proVinees tvorn pleasantly spent in a joyous manner.
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tory system would run up into the win ham• e •' ered to rat brotherhood here and mi. down the ptejoithee, a relic of Otnited- The garden secial held on.the pretty
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So
thousands owing to the difficulty of &armee ' es
finding an outlet. ' In .all Probability Brussels ni
nothing extensive will. be uuderta,ken Wroxeter 28
for some time. ' FordwIch '
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6 • tainly It. 'Andrews deserves great eration tlays, against Upper Oanadien •groonds of Mr, George gill on Monday
29' credit .on a ccount of the present dire institutions . The High Ocnit•e officers night 'Was a success and a handeorne
9 curnstances in Which he it placed. . have beendown by the •sea, and the sum reelized. The receipts would have
• .,.,, 15 We ttrepleased to learn filet Mrs. T. prospects are snbright that. :they nor- been considerabrk greater!, though, did
C Al international Cosevention: , • Tanis ,292 'V Ward is irn.proring, hilt sorry to' hear pcoee going Agate. . .. • ' the weather call fOr a more abundant
.• Chrititian Endeavorers 'held in Detroit dates will be published aboutthe 27th net, . . • ' • • a snrpIns of 060,600; $108;000 was ad, drinks There was S, good peograrn of
last week was attended by Several inpt. The physiology answer' papers . Hay is pretty well secured in •the . ded last year and an increase of $19,000 tousle eontriblited bY out own and
thouerted delegates,., representing sere, for the Brussels Centre Were destroy-- plaees of refuge and Nr. James Mc. per tnenth is:expected thie year. The . drum had, Which rendered stirring
. era' countries and speaking many Ian- cd in the Brussels railway station fire Clymonthas, already began harvest is management le economical,. though music,7 and • the 0. , 0.. F. aggregation
goalies. ,The meetings were held . on July, 1.• The lons of these papers he cut four aeees of barrey last vveek, When the' businese passes• a ' cettain from,. Clinton, This was the first time
two mammoth tents, ea,011 capable of will have no effect on the results of the Th had the v 1 it
The. International Convention of " The nettles of the .411cacesSfoil canal-. that Mr. Prank Kees is on the sick There are note some 800 Courts and consumption of ice create and cooling
Advertisements of ten words
'or under, address counted,
will be inserted in TEE Islitsve-
Ruconn for 10 gents .each in-
sertion. Los% Found, For
Sale, Servant ' Wanted, Etc:
may appear among the
10 -Cent Ade. ,
o THE TWO A.,T'S.
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ST WE
Our new remises are
commodious and enable
us to carry a larger st9A
than befoi e, and thus
more varied selection.
From. both !points of view
o u rims tom ers benefit, and
We want them to reapdt.
We solicit an inspection,
believing that a, nnrchase
will follow.
H.A78 ST (re LTY.
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CLINTON.
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Thio has been no holiday season
with ue, rather the reverse, Our
trade is larger than eyer before
which we take to mean that Our
work satisfies out petrons. We
can give yon satisfection. Or .if
yawn/ant something in the line
of summer goods read these
prides.
Light, colored,
Coat and Vest, $2.50.
Blaei Coat, $1.50. •
White and 13litek
Stripe Duck Cloat
and Pants 0.50,
-Black Smock and
Overalls suit $1.00.
Moleskin Overalls
Un from $0.00.
-3% Hallo
01./NTON,
Otir Gusto is Fits.
Oh, (11 I hear some one say,. I:
:021
don't think I shill go near you,
:,11° don't Want fits:' Olt, yes you' do.
Vou like your Coat and your Pants
6 fit and you like a nice easy fitting
Spring Overcoat. Your Hat won't
I look well if it don't fit. That is. the
kind of fits we give our customers'
and guaran tee good fits or 110 sale and you can then give us
the °the,/ kind of fits. Give us a trial tc fit you out in a, vice
Spring Suit, You will be more than pleased for we make a
specialty of giving better values and bettor fitsAintri any house
in town.' We aro practical tailors raid eatt fit a giant or 0. aria
• and hest of all our prices will fit your _pocket book.. In the
ready made department we have 8111T8 FROM $3.80 TO $12.00
din latest styles nna patterns. ,
Give Us A Vail anti We Will Save Yoa Money.
OT
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• e Varna lodge en-gagedo num must beconae tnore expert- that the latter had been heard here
holding from 10,000 to 12,000 peopleexamination, as this is not an impoi- Varna piccolo., hand to play at Exeter eive, kit there are no big salaries paid but we all hope it will not be the last.
The decorations were elaborate and tant slibiert• The Canadian BxPress and march with their lodgeboth of now. The High Chief Ranger himself A enartette of the C. O. F. also gave
0 • nt'rel e 'bl f r tholes
the work of a master • hand. Many -s. • which left earlyWednesd4 morning to receives no stated stilai•y, but is. voted several plantation songs frorn an im-
o. is e 1 y r sponsi e o .
speakers 'of national reputation ad. The molten Danner. . ' * drive to Exeter.. . a gratoity instead. Twenty-five men provisecl platforin, • which were' en -
dressed the Endeavorers,. but none Messrs, W. McOlincheyand W. Poi- Mr. Wm. Keyes, who has been visit-. are engaged in the work of Organiza, joyed.° ., .
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in d ' • e lastin ini re el n than lock of Statile township, me
bets of Goshen L C.1. L., came to Olin.
Chas. M. SheIdonkpreaclier and auth-
or. Among the Canadian speakers ton Saturday to see how near cotnple- a short time ago . are on direct salary. Mr. E. Gartung
' is Sirperintendetit of Organization,
Were : Revs A. O. Crews, W. Patter- tion was the new banner whic, h had Base Line. . The Society has grown apece in Hur-
son, .W. F. Wilson ' and Dr. Daniels. been painted for them by. Miss Gra-
' Mr David Ti lad is like most Eno_ on whete there me now more 0. O. F's
The convention of 1900 will be held in hatn, a local artist. The bannenwhich • Tiplady
London, England. Clinton was repre- measures five by. six feet, is a bands- lishineo fond of n, good horse and.noVv than members of any other Soelety and
has a fine driver, His last . roadster they are also more numerous here than
some one, and bears upon its folds the -
sented at Detroit by Mini:tattle Dodd
•scene, dear to Orange helots,. (it ;Trill- ' was prettier than speedy but his pees- in any ether county in Ontario. Thine
and Me. A. T. Cooper.. . .,
iam crosning the Boyne Water," ' It re- ent one combines both and he doesn't are twetitiTive Courts, whieh, withan
Little Locals
. places. the flag which has been borne at find it necessary tiii, ,make way when average Membership of say eighty,
Davis& Rowland have put a twenty Which is a modest estimate, means that
the head of the. joyo men of ooshen any fast -footed. readster comes up be which acetylene plantinto their store
• Nos these forty, yews agone, but which is i 'hind. there is a mernbership of 'MOO. Wing -
The Sunday School of St
Mr 'James Stevens sold his blank last ham'i° "°"ceded to blyve
- now somewhat tattered and the worse MI; f the strongest
day. . • . . • of wean It will he carefully laid away
church. will picnic in Ba.tolield on Fri-
t ha dseme • figure bu has Court, with Cilinton and Londesboro in
only to be breught forth et some re- ewtehe. or 1 n t
ere which would command a good second and third, place respectively,
Mr a, Overbury ie having his cottage
union of the membe s. Goshen Lodge price if he choose to sell.
. - The Clinton Court has now on its roll
at the. corner of Joseph and North - tri s a expectation s
is not as stroke as t wied to be, ba v- To replace the horses sold Me. WM.. that It will reach the 200 -mark ere the
made a trip up into Mullett
log new it membership of only twenty- ..TiPledY
iiv% rears ago, it could easily muster ' hut week and made the purchase of a year is wit' . .
fifty on a TWelfth, but. retnevals and two.year-old which weighs over 1200 Seven Times Chosen,
deaths have been greater than the in- pounds. Itis -fine an imal and will grow
erease. Still it has been the . parent of into much more money than Mr. Tip
several strong lodges In .Manitoba, lady paid for it, To get the right kind ij
where so many •of its members have . �f horse nowadays is becoming a task,
located. The lodge room ite on Mn Mc- so eager are the buyers for them. A •
olincheyie farm, lie is one of the char: heavy draft in prime condition easily
1
jter members and iitill Manifests as keen commands. the old-tinie prices.
an littered, as theyoungest of them. 0
The Pollock's are else old stand- ' Hayfield.
bys, 'Mr. Wm, Pollock's father hav- '
Mr. Sohn Oroll of Clinton has finish- '
ing been among those Who brought
ed plastering Mr. John Whiddon'e new
about the orgatilzalgon of the lodge.
house and it good job he has made of It.
In Wilson Agtnstrolig this lodge claims
Mr. Oroll is one of the oldest contrast -
and
.
to boast one of the best, fifers ift Huron
ors in the county in active work to -day.
and his tether, Mr. *ainie A.reastrong,
He took it contract here in 1862 for the.
was a good one befit& him. 1
a e a mor g p so n Y P, • m- ing friends at Wingham, arrived home tion, but only about ,a third of them
streets renovated.
Court .Maple Leaf, 0. 0. F., has
arranged for an excursion to Brantford
on Tueeday, 4uglist 1st.
Rev, J. P. Parke concluded the ger-
vice,ab St. John's, Ilohnesville, in the
absence of the incumbent on Sunday.
Prom the list of accounts paid by the
O town council at its lett meeting we
missed this item--Jehrison and Ford,
$20,
Mrs. Carline fell from her door step
on Monday and so severely injured her
that she has been confined to her
toom since.
• Mr. John Tedford is having the ap-
pearance of his net reeklence on Hur-
on street further ehhanced by a coat
of plant Mid en by Mr. Frank Bowers.
Mr. Brown has been appointed train-
er of St. Pain's citureh choir, and if he
makes as great a success of it as he has
of the new 0. O. P. band We Will
hear from them later on.
The sithjects upon which Mr.Ilowson
speaks it the Iteitetibuty St.. Metho.
dist church poet Sonday are, at 11 0,,m.
"Altartires," at' p. tn. "The El Cap!.
tan of e Yosemite Valley."
The two tiethodiet Sunday Schools
will picnic tit troderich to -day and will
go up by it tmecial triiih wheat') will
leave Olittort station a.t 9.80 a. in. and
on the return trip lettve Goderich at,
/.80u.
Among the shipments from Clinton
station during the past week were or.
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,rb,u cowling club Reursialuou. . • senior Mr. Middleton, who long since
Though the playerof that -good old joined the fathers, and has done work
a
game, herding,nn the green, 1„,,,,,,,, had forthre,e generations of that farmlie
several matches thi
season,- t; was , Miss Stevehson, Mra. Dunlap and
only on Monday nigh A
that the club two children of Grand Rapids, who
earn being: . have been the guests of Mrs. 34 Fer-
guson, for the past two week% returned
,itsife°tort„ . '' home Saturday. '
.
Secretary, Williatn,Jaeksche A, Erwin Was in Clinton Saturday. HIGH cHIEF RANGER El -14011%
• Treasurer. J. P. Tis4all. Mrs. W. 3 • °111 and Miss aertie Mr. Alliott is now filling the posi-
rkof .
Skips, W. Jackson, vi, D, illoTag. TSelfobrttohs,,paenuat sMunidssay0inlart:wnC.lark of tion of High Chief Ranger far the sev-
gart, D. A. Forrester, Ind John Aar- enth term. He is highly regarded by
- land. , Mr. and Mrs, J. Read and tvOto child- the brethren thenughout the Society
There are a number of tor' Members, ten of Godetich are the guests of are. and is considered a safe man, He was
and ,in °Ede,. to increase tee interest_ In Itead's mother, Mrs. John Fergurion: tormerly. and for eigut years A resident
howls for competition.
the game the club will dmate a pair of Miss M. Porterfield of Matlock is
i , . . . managed the Times now run, by, his
i el ino n A of VI/Ingham where he owned, and
visiting her sister, Mrs, Ferguson,
eng to Britain and Australia by mr,,,, _ The present entrance the green . de- son Tom. Mr. Elliott for the past five
g
Doherty &Oa., flour to Liverpool hy 3, being imeatisfactclry, ste a are to be to Stabler* . . years or eo has controlled the Inger-
and N. mot, rah,. ent.tte 1.0 Montreal , taken to secure a more co venient On, Ails° NAlin W1°4118163' of nett.'" ls soil Chronicle one f the I d
,# o e ea ing
y .n. Watson, hogs to Toronto by A. or, in lieu thereof, new grunds. Thi '..
Velting ..., __her InetlieiC weeklies of Ontario He is as popular
b
Andereon,
Big shipments of butter, eggs and Seatorth tournaments, ,, itch take _ teownap.b::nriumagista 18
club will send rink6 to the '..endOn end (3045b, ilowerefc• is visiting 'friends In among newspaper Iwo•rkers as be is ,
back to town * * .
among the 0 0 /i'''s
cherries are being made by Oantelon Place Chia' month.
The green has been the s'ene of two, - after a eltort Itil ti friends in Thad -
Brae, On Tueedity they sent oft 4,oco Cort Mole Leaf Clinton, was vieit.
matches the peat week, t e &et on ford, .
pounds of butter, 2,000 dozen eggs, and
some ZO baskets of cherries. Their Pritley, when Seaforth dated two Mies Beta Stenbary returned home eel On Thurialitynthigehrit ialltect byfitriftir.
11111lott 2
average daily receipts of cherries local rinks, ad on Mon ay, *hen after a two weeks visit in Toronto. 04 „, Ingersoll, -Ill Tie 1 *
arapunt to about that,namber of bask. Clinton won from gloeorthoe by Elle Mr. N. Irlanlema t'l rinteallold *Out tillottnnt n53't orgar'' ntatietnoong." tilts:4311;Z
, Sunday In town,.
ate, but , on Friday MS baakete were following score ;
bought;
Itr°10 a earl of The We'd of IlegIoav J. vr, xrrrin br, nuodiki am
D. McCorele
omen%
G. Molten ea
Kum onog. hemrti:45 .4 Ferguson mooned to ritueb. large tem 00# et membere together
field 'after a week's visit at her home /41141 °Mtn" fnval th° 14°11" 6 " " til'
o
ANA., just to hand, vrt notice that the a. n. wieTaggert .1, Norse • ADM X. Biggart of DIOS% Is visittog 1))14111.61441444:10psialst ra4iitv°hti41:81411'2671*111:: 4
Ann of Tinning & Gilroy are among the D. A. reneger 1 "` , 3. tr. stoma
must extortive advertisers of the Terri- Skip
M
tering tapital. Mr, Gilroy is aa,tsicenn.aatenr 24 AO
(1. iriam her deter, Mr*. Stinson.
- Mies It. Murray of•Iihrt t is v1s2A ' "* •' ' ' 11I11
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sotto business In i and his old friends 3, Harland • . Hay trietde In t,own. ',)(_,„1,2
. itig hmdatit meet. okili 1 .1 ,' t.r.t, , ('
1 , .
LI,- Ls ,.„..i,',11", ,,, „ 1 , ,. olii4li It° 3 Iny,
Pa alum *IA &end to hear that w. jeolaso . Most
/Whop , ,
so:, .... ,,,,, ..\ as - T Star at f
was reorganIzed, the
President, John It
Vice -Pres.. John
Lightning struck the eve -troughing
on Mr M Hill' houseduringthe thu
der storm of one evening last week and
passing down the pipe ib entered the
Cietern apd tore the brick abort.
Alembere of the a O. F. band had
a narrow eseape while coming to the
gitrden social on Monday' eyening. 'As
, is known the bridge ip torn down to
make rooni for it new structure and
while driving up the hill the horse
to stop and tben backup.
Fortunately it hacked against a fence,
otherwise there might have been an Up.
set , and one ormore hurt. As it was
the big drum alone 'suffered.
•
Lon_desdoro.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitby and Percy and
Mrs, Brodgen are taking in the excur-
sion to Dakote oil:Thursday.
Chas. Andrew of Constance spent
Sunday in town. Come often Charlie.
There was a, good crowd feorn our
lodge attended the sermon in Blyth ort
Sunday eeening. -
Mrs. Wilson returned to her home
on Saturday after spending 'leveret
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Sunder.
cock.
Miele Brigham brought from the S. S.
Convention at Exeter a report for the
Sunday_school as Mr. Webb was un-
able -to attend. The report was an ex. i
Mica ohe and Mies Brigham deserves
great credit
'The meeting of the League Was held t
as usual on Monday night With the P
President in the chair, Mr. Cleopeland
. and several of the members took part
In the topic, which wes "A Good Va..
cation.° Miss L. Brigham, the dele-
gate, Who was appointed to attend the
convention held in Exeter, gave an ex-
cellent report, one that is reotthy of °.
praim. Miss Brigham deserves &edit
for taking such great pithier in getting u
such a report as she gave at the League t
ou 1VIondaynight; ,
Mr. Us. McLeod eeeeived word that I
his brother had been badly hurt. Jim Id)
was intendiog to go home thenext
morning Bohn went, to the hospital at d
Ingersoll where his brother was taken. b
We hope he will soon recover and that w
Jim will soon return to town,
The council has let the contract of
repairing the south hutment of the
bridge at Londesbo o. We believe
they have been*working at 11. 20*' some m
Myth.
Miss Allie Emigh is visiting friends
in Clinton this week.
Rev. Mr. Mills preached n grand
sermon to the Oraugetten of this pl
on Sunday the Oth iost, 1
of Londesboro and Bel
present.
Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Farren o
Clinton visited Mr. and Mrs. Rance on.
Sunday,
'Miss Twitchell returned to her home
n Clinton. on Saturday after visiting
With friends io town for the last, week,
Rev. Mr. Mills is taking the advati-
age of a week or two holidays tit
resent.
Owing to the recent ./..lesig ion at
tri
Mn A. II. Flutner as principal of
Blyth public school the School Hoard
aA hired Mr. Scott, of Dashwood, it a
alary $400.0wing to the extremely had "weather
f Friday the picnic of Trinity church
. 8. was postponet1.3mtil some future
ate.
Mr. 11, Babb, who has been in con-
rol of F. Metcalf's 3ewe1ry tlepart.
n
room. • • • •
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It. is a, somewhat rennirkable ca -c
ineident that a brether of Mrs iIpus
ton's arid of the same age and Oliristien
name as the deceased lad, IneVis lifei
•
in e Street car, adcident t
many years age
Itolmesville.
Mr. and Airs. W. Cole . and children
,O Clinton spent Sunday at •Mr.
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Mrs J. Holdsworth Visited friends
alLeeburn -
' Miss Frank Moore le Friday, tort
Mr.C. Fish& le
her home in Proten.
the Narrtli; West. He
• the good wishes of all.
, Mr. and Mrs. W. M oberts are
spending the ea -Cation her..father'e,
• My. T. O. Pickerel. -
Mr 11 Fisher' epent ate* days
week vvith his she. O. 14 Fisher:
We milted hint week to say t
Len us Yen was trying the Parkl
On Sunday evening Itev. Mr. Ferret
preached an eficellent sermon, Eveey-
Rev.' G. W, Andrewsancl • daughters
awnlyItttgulraodtitomeiv. *omit him hack at ,
Fullerton visited friends in the 4illage
this week. .
andMr, Sample, wife and children og
one was delighted -to near hint -and
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Mr, Nelson Trewartha. has. been
hired as teacher for this year. We
wish him success, ..
Last Friday evening the members of
St. John's church assembled at the
home of no. Rag.: ..They preseu
ed Mts. Hicks with two ens chat!
a small token of the services ?'ffii hat
rendered. as organist c that thilreh.
Everybody present eflent a4er3eenj
able evening.
Mr. Harold Howell, of Onondag ,
wheeled up on Saturda,v to see hi•
grandmother, Mrs. Holmes;
Mrs, Johnson and daughter
M.'Fickerd of Galt, are, spending t
Rholidaysev. mzit t*wi ttty .1
n the village
visiting friends.
Miss II. Ocuirtice of Clinton spent a
few days in the village.
ent for the last two or three years,
urposes leaving town and on Satur
ay severed his conneetions with t
abab11ehznent, Mr. Dabb Ints
°finitely deeided where he will as
ub the people of Blyth cannot but
fah him prosperity wherever ho goes:
Miss Vance gave a. pari,3P, to her
oung friende in town on Friday night
The retirement of Mr. A. It • Plum.
er from the Prineipalehip of the
ohne School here wae received by the '
Steno with- genuine regret for he we
painstakplg and popular teache
nfortunately , e lute been in
ealth for otopus time and he has retired
ith the bopit that 1 ge af ercupit-
nt and te mom extent of went will
rIng about, an Improvement. Ile MS
probably embark st
life inranee nail
are it a pubabilf of him *tempting
$lohigrfa 1'4 in 1.1 y
• e
time.
rifr. It. G. Webb la busy Ratan&
el
thingeln shape to build the dam.
'rifrisgeo, Bradford ami wife arrived. ;
iktown on Friday of last, week. Mr. , h
Bradford hail eord hub hie blacksmith w
bueineea in Saltford. He le 110VI look. a
ing around for another good stand, h
Zoe &ley, of Saltford, was in town
NU oink Gelling on Mends. Joe 4th
business in Settford:
WoOttmen hitt selel, et%