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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1899-10-19, Page 1TII - 21st Year CLINTON ci.orroN, ONTARIO, THIJOSDAY, OCTOBER 19,1899.:Whole Number 1987 The NewswiRecord will be sent to any address until the end of next year, that is to January ist, 1901, for $1. It leads for Local News, `41r3rta laSO gki'dk'Skitafie rietaiaeXielittelrevil~ _1111 Gt00 • ATOThl never stops in its ceaseless task' -if you have, the old oil removed and new oil applied. :44 least once in two years, Consider the wear as they beat away the minutes, hours, days, weeks and years. 1 .. Take care of Mir watob-zbftve it preperly cleaned anfi oiled. We clean and repair. all' kinds - do it promptly, ,accurately and at moderate Lest, wt; awe ime.nuns xtr putt Ora.' ExpEwr Vcrxrcon RupAlitER ct JEwEtrit. • 1146-t:se-t..51L, BREAKFA F • The coo mornings make one • think of -the most quickly pre- pared Breakfast Foods. For something that is Eco,. nomical, Most Nourishing and at the same time very palatable we recommend . (131,LP NUTS --: Fully Cooked, Pre-Digestecl. Coe can eat Greve Nuts as freely as de- sired, but they are a condensed food, a, and not so great bulk is required for a,. meal as witla ordina,ry foods. • •• It is put up in packages and sells at 20c per package. Our Water Ice Waferlifiii-el, Heinz's "Sweet Midgets" c) 0 rae appetizers. We have jest closed our fittr year of business, which by ' your help has k 4'0 t p Did you ever notice what a (lit. ference wall paper made on your room!? No matter how cheap the paper, if the pattern is neat and tasty, the roonas always look clean and bright and is add 50 per cent to their appearance. For the last ten years we have been studying the wall PAM trade and have no hesitation in saying that our experience is worth a good deal to our custo. • mers • We not only know WHAT to 9t0 buy bet WHERE to buy, and '4 the beautiful stock we now show will compare favorably r ith those of the city stores, Jost now we are offering a few speeial lines that will inter- est intending purchasers. All paper trammed free. WEIEDOV7 MIADU 'are a necessity in every home; Do you want a few ? If so, we are the people you should con- sult. If you live in town we will bang Yonr shades free a charge. 1,1,IVAIIE 1?0[Ma • A huge variety' .4t, the populat. prices, • V7A®C3ii)ttal,a)10. • CLINTON •• igeacepeOlia@geggegeioawae been our meat successful,year. • We hope, by close attention to busi- ness and by giving you the best value, possible,to merit &continuance of your. We want your trade.. OGI1 COOPER & CO„• Clinton You will need to read the claly papers. •Startling accounts may be received at anytime and only subscribers are sure to get their papers. Let us take your. uhscriptiou for one,two or three months. 'The Gilobe and Mail $1.90 for three months. Delivering he per month extra. • • ce () a 5 (1 11 A Social liatertu1nssoa0.., A $cifeciir at PrOtht cars. •I 40 Old Matt IMO luteSVOle. The sociel entertainment given by There la a great ecareity of cars over Donald McIntyre, who was horn in Death o d. P. 'Doherty. the Ontario street Methodiet League on the Grand Trunk System andshippers Scotland 101 Years ago, died at • the Miss Etta, Proctor of Constance was the guest of Miss Edith Tilobutt on Monday evening was one of the most are everywhere complaining. On Mon- House of on Refuge Thursday last. The Funeral on Sunday Was Witnessed $i_da successfUl of the season, The program day the conductor on the L.11.&B. way consisting of music and recitations, • freight was able to deliver Quit= two was fellowed by refreshments in the ore between. Ilderton and Belgrave form of coffee and cake and an hour of • though 122 had been ordered. On the pleasant social entetcoorse. • There B, & G. it is no better. The *scarcity is wee a large Attendance ofthe members due to increased traffic, together with whilst a„ number of the 'older membes a looking-up.ot cars at the seaports.- ot the congregation enjoyed the even.• importance of Clinten station to ing with them. the G. T, R, is attested to h'' the foil - .4 Street linprovemeOi owleg Out shipments for the past six • A special meeting of the town cowl- Months and the corresponding period ell was held the other -piglet to disense crr 111.80 Year Pra'ina898$ 185 tms ; 1$90, Yalious' by-laws with the view °Main, 744 tons. 'Flour, 1898, 202 tons; 1809, ing one that would hest suit the .ye- 238 tons. Salt, 1898, 1183 tons, 1899, quirements of Clinton, • the. object of 1072 tons. Apples, 1898;890 tops; 1899, .Which, as is well understood, befog to 725 tons. Last vveelc 000 tons of freight raise a sufficient stun money to en- woe sent oot upon whiCh i,he earnings able the Hub to compete with surround. were $2000.• „ • • ing towns in the matter of granolithic Two I3uorge Oa Publishers. ' walks and better roadwaYs. The rate- The office of the Wiarton Canadian payers will, we believe, support Buell a, was tecently destroYed by fire andth te bY-law as tile town must. needs main, tain its stapding as the most stable plaint damaged to the extent of •$300, but this welancy be the smallest and pregressive in Huron. 7. part of the less owing to the interrup- t/We Locals. tian of business end the many. incon: NEwkit.Racono subscribers are in. yeniences which Publisher Campbell g m er.-= one. . will experieoce. Through the courtesy kennedY and Et, D. Gilchrist caught in of.his conternporary,the Canadian was the IVIaitland on Friday last eighty fine enabled to eppear USIlal on 'publics,- black bass, many of them.sixteen loththin ay --The Portage a Prairie - es in length; It will readily; grant- News, which., tinder the management cl.:7-l ed that they had a good day's spert.-7 of Mr. John Cornyo; formerly of the .-Mr. Holmes of S. jacksma's. drug Wingham Advance, has beconie the store la a tasty window dresser and his newsiest weekly in Manitoba outside displays, especially in the south win- Winnipeg, will in futur e be published clOvv, always attracts the attention of thrice a week,. inthe News the peo- passees-byo—We arein receipt of a ple of POrtage and the plaina have a copy of the roles and regulations goy- paper well • worthy of patronage and erning Farmers' Institutes and • Dela- we doubt not but that, Mr,CoroYn'S, en - 'gates together With a note from Super- terprise will be rewarded with the see. intendeet Herron calling attention to ooss it -deinevps, the fact that the regolations must be •• • . fully tarried out in future. • The pen- Huron Comity .Leads: alty for non compliance will he with- • Mr., A. T. °doper returned on. Satin- drawal of the grant and delegate., --day from; attending the•first Dominion The live hog market is dull this vveek Christian Endeavor Coar nveritioe,whi (4) the dealers hesitating to buy at even was held tit Moetreal, 'There was ti $3.00 per:crit.-z.-A musical. eritertain-' good representation, about 350 dale; .4 moot will be given the inmates of Cas, •gates being attendance. • The big g tle French on Thanksgiving afternooe rallies Were held in St. James' church • biEpworth .Letiguers Of Rattenbury and et.the evening sessions that, great , street chinch. Reading Circle of idiftee was erpwded. • Addresses were about twenty aierebers is being form,. -delivered by a number of the most Pto... c ed in connection With the Rattenbury minent O Workers of 'this Country street Epworth League. The in ten- and the.,Un i tecl States. The election of 'tion is that the' Circle. shall meet at officers reselted folloers : President, G T n i the homes of the members, during the T. g so , Toronto;•ce-pies 9' y r s long winter'. evenings.-Tirt• NEWS-, Rao:TVs ,"Girowing Time" is owl. groWieg. New, subscribers are being addeddally and vve expect theneit six, weeks to be a record., brealier...--e--The ()LINTON collection in the Ontario street chnrch • on Ohoir Settday amonnted to :nearly eeee'9137"'' fiftytiollare.-Fair Brim Stabled: on ' Itficindarthittyro- stoelrers • -which ii403,- bought frornMr.,Dinican .ittcOor-• vie of Colberne Ownehip. This is , . scarcely haIrthenurober they feed for spring delivery.Shiparients from . • Clinton etatiOn this week include 'or- gans to Liverpool, latioha to :Buffalo by „ . hogest by ; Boots and Shoes have one up Q'• 9 T-°r°9L°' • (-)* in valne, telt J, • ClUit still Wallis and apples by the several shirt - OHS them at the Old prices : if6119"37 '9*ved word recently of the. eudden death of *Uri is. enabled to do this as he -bought, his fell stock 'before the cousin, who .1iYed near (3°i1413'bm' ' -. • . • - Wisdansin, He had been Out sh t'ng raise. • and by the Careless handling of a goo . by one of the ,perty it exploded .and . ' the contents lodged in the back...of Mr. . milgyp ..Holioway's Cousin, who expired al- - !). most instantly; is only a fevv reciathasinee the fathier of the deceits- ed's wife died and thus in Short tirrie thetas doubly hereaved.The late 0.ollart7 held a policy in the Canticle, Life Company to the ammint of$5000. Rowland of the firm of Divis & Rowland has 4 brother in Smith Ai - rice Mad living in one of the towns at present in some daoger of eapture, by the Boers. Froth information possess- ed by Mr. Rowland it • Would, • appear - that the water sYstoor is. the town's villnerable point, tirt john Bean, the !librarian) of the Mechanics' Inetitute, (has a brother Clinton maty 'interest -in moving in this week.--Vairs' malls -running day and night and thefirin Cannot get Ors fast enough to filt orders for their flour. ---,The Twenty -Five Club held their. first At Home for the season le their Club robins Weclnestlatr evening. --- The Masonic Ledge will be visited on Friday evening by] .D.G.M. Reid . of Sertforth.--LA. McBrieri is now in his new stithdlhe store formerly Ocupied by Holloway & Morrieh.---Thenks- • givingeervice will be jield St. church an Thoesdaatmornieg at eleven o'clock. •The offettory will Wain aid ot Huron College, Londort,-A nieeting Was held in the vestry of St. Paure church on Tuesday p. m, to organize a branch of the Daughters of the King, ati organizatibn similar in its methods, to the Brotherhood of St. Aridrew..---k-•- Mr. D: McLellan of Mt. Forest, trav- elling agent forthe McCormick Menu- , factiwing Company, was in town this week assisting their lool agent, Mr, D. 'Leslie, in piecing itis samples Whieh are now on exhibition in his show -room, and ioterviewirig intend- ing bnyees, Mr, Leslie purposes car. vying a full line of farm, irriplerriente, '—Mr. 'William, Wheittley has rented his double house next Leslie's Ware - rooms, the Salvation. •Army officers being the . lessees of one •dwel. ling. Mr. Ernesb Blacker has dent, Shurtleff, Quebec ; Secretary, Co 6 3. AtItinson, Toronto. The Presidents • of the different Provinci il Unions are katicre meinbers the Exeentive by virtue cf • their °Mae:, The next meeting of the Christian Endeavor •Qouncil, as; it is called; will be , held in Toronto four years henee. The Ootarm and Quebec • Unimis elk! met and elected officers for the ensuing year. • The Ont. President is 1111it 2.121Mit Rev. J. F. Barker, Hamilton; Rev. J. S. Henderson of Hensall is second VicaPresiderit ; A. T. Cornier, of . Olio- .• 'ten,,Secretal.y ; and Rey. W. 3. Doh. - Cash paid for Butter and Eggs and ettY ef Belem% Treasurer. The uried Apples. „ Pilate 23 next Prpviricial .Convention will be held at Guelph in the first $1900 for • tb,s . ToE,Nsws•Rticorrn, which leads for Hurcm news, will be sent to any address until the end of 1900 for only 51. week in October. of 1000. -It slicaild he mentioned that: to Huron Conoty was awarded a junior Benno for the. best • work in the J unto Depot, linen t and riot a eredit in. this cennection maY be given to . the Junior. Superin- tendent,,Miss M.-Washitigtion of Otto ton Three-fourths of - the Christian. d a Societies f t I -; e vor o Op ar 9 roe 0 Son4d1 nno yam. rinogia.- cated west of Toronto and. Peron oc- upies the Premier positioe. • Vice-President..1se icson. THE TWO We zna;ke spetialty af fiats and Caps and now have a large and more variedassortrnent than 'etrer. n All the leading mktmag mai . atainuck:u HELM P• EOPI We prefer making many and quick Sales at a small. profit •each time tr, holding out ;for big prices. We do business on this basis and find it satisfactory. Read these few pri- ces we are quoting this week ; we have Many more equally good if net better, Smock and Overalls, per pair' $L00 Overalls, 500 to $1,00. Pants, $1.00 to $2.50, makes a,re to fourel in our store. Sizes from to 7*". Fleece Dalin-loot 'Underwear $1 per Salt, extravaloe, lust the thing for fall. A.e.X L. .01.11410x.. r."-aterra. IMIOC:atWfltf,Nlfe--i rivAI,Ite When you are ready for yotir fall suit, come tous, We have the goods that 'will suit you and at most suitable prices. Out fits are well known to be snug arid cobefertable, lib MINTON. CL017iii 13 - ay The chilly season is now on and warmer clothing must be worn. This to many means a new suits including underwear. In buying if you want tio- bet good quality at a moderate priee you wilI come and look at our stock. We can suit you in both respects. Our Nen's Steady- a its Johannesburg so that e saicl to have.a special e war' --Mr. P. Cook is rom ,Godetich •township at $3,95 are hiron% and warm, bu,t of course pot moved into another of me. so goAd as higher -priced, Suita. Wheatley's houses ori the same street—The Salvation Array bar- , racks haebeen renovated within with llzder ear W e have underwear at from 45c pei , Fleece -lined Balbriggan Suits at $ are splendid value. A. ttew line of Vali Capes at 500, Oar 1.?all, Overcoats ot 'fine English, Whipcord at strong and cheap, g CLOTH/H/4Y orms.tinn AND HATTER, A it up, Our 5 per suit $10 are stylisho Sistragiessailea. /11 VICTORIA BLOCK, , CLINTON# paint and paper and all things are in readiness for Thursday night,"'s band concert. The band has been re.orgart. ized and many of the players have changed instruments, making them weak at present but with premien of greater harmony in the near future, Miss II. McKenzie addrosed the Endetworere of Willis ebureh Mon. day evening on "Lost Oppor t un --The Tharik.offering service in con. nection with the W. V. M.S. of Willis dime% which wee to have been held Thursday .eivening, has been priorb. poned until Dome time nexe week. Mrs. Shortreed, president of the W. • F. M. 13. -of the ,Presbyteriari thurch ' Cariada, eXpected to be preseht .11r. and Mrs. William Jackson re- turned 1VIonday from their trip to Win -t• nipeg whither they went Upon the an- nual excursion of the. Canadian Ticket Agents' Association. The peaty', num- bering about10,0, including about fifty ladies, left Toronto by special train, iir- eluding six Pullmans, and made a fast trip throne' ti? the Capital of Manitoba which they" reached Monday and Were *officially received, welcomed with open arms, and Shown the sights of the Prairie Metropolis. On Werinee- da,y the annital sheeting of the Assn, dation Was held when Mr..Tackson was •elected Vice -President. This means the Presidency. next year when the meeting will be held at Hamilton, On their returri journey they •were recei- ved with boundless hospitality by the Meyer of Grand Forks, N'Ortli Dakota, where they- made it stay of five hours. MR-WILLIAIVI 4A0KS0N. $11111Merilillt Mr. William Lowery left MondaY • morning for Torll onto where he wi He foreneely lilted, 13ayftela and hrs. ; Over SixeThousand People and begin a course at the Veterinary Mre. Halls, son and daughter of Nile College. It will require two years' bard study to graduate but -he has been • preparing•for it and is already pretty cos to him, say weall, well grounded in the rudiments, Sue. (flambe -Me understand our WM. thy pastor purposes entering another state in the near future, The annual thanksgiving service of St. Peter's will be held oext Sabbath, will Officiate. • when Rev. E. C. Jennings of Baylield Mr. W.Lowery took the,topic at last C. E. meeting and will be much miesed in church circles now, ' • Thursday the day for the shoot turn. ed out all that could be desired in the , weather line and consequently every- thing passed off pleasantly and the -air, rivet and banks were full of discharges. ' H. Williams' side Won, sore being 45 to 23 pointe. The after affair in the eveniog passed off pleasantly and all appeared to enjoy themselves till the wee sma' hours. ' • On Friday evening L. O.L. No. 928 held a spoial degree meeting andtater ,eiljnyed refreshments in honor of their departing Rioter. . w soma name en ere upon. the roll at the opening of the Hoose in Was One of the Largest Ever Seen and Ur. and Mrs, Lane of Goderich shciek. attended the funeral service on Friday November 1800, He alwayS enjoyed in Clinton. • good health up to a short tine evening of the late Mrs. 0ourtice before his death. Nobe of the ed on 'Veiclay moo ieg t� learn that The citizens of Clinton 'were aweett relatives claiming the remains Mr. X.P. Doherty had dled at break of tea_rsesting on monaay eyenhig at •E' . A number •from here attended the they were pet oat of sight in day. Ile tiad bon in. poor health for that bother of the farm known as the menthe, but the seriousness of his PottersField. The oldest inmate in condition was not generally • known the Wiese at present is ,ninety-foue which made the news of his passage years of age.. . fpravimnfutilm. e into eternity all the more nts east of (kayo!. Albert street hue been much improv -"3. I)," or "J.," as lie was familiarly ed the -past Week by a flue eclat ot.greve known, YVAS a, zynting man of ability . and is pow'in fairly .good soroution, and promise. Ile was large -hearted Foreman Carter appears to under- and genereus and availed himself of stand Ilia work well andunder the ' every opportunity of doing friend or' ervieien of Messieurs the members KM- oe, acquaintance it geed. torn, 'To enter. the Street 6zentnittae gives $4tisfac. tainifor him anything but a kindly feel- ' tory 'service. The gravel was beotighb inOwas.out of the question. . from Hibbs' pit on the 10th concession, At an earlier age than most men habegan to take .an active interest in of Goderieh townshiplor although the / owns a pit of its own the mater. Smith preaChed a very excellentserin 011 town politics and allying himself wtth the here on Sunday morning from Psalm 92: 12. Rey. J Greete supplied for --Rev. A. E. Thompson on Sunday morn- ing end afternoon at Alrna, • arid Tur7, flees appointments; Special meetings are in pogress itt the -Methodist church thie week, •with the exception of Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday Rey, W. G. ilewson of Clinton preaches at 2.30 p, m. • and in the -evening there will be., e song and prayer service followed by 4 sermon and evangelistieservice. On Thursday at 10;30 there will be a public Thanks- giving service, at 7 p. in. a song and prayer service, followed by' Si sermon by Rev. 8.3. ARM. Gioderich.. On Friday Rev, B..Cleinent of Clinton•will preach at 2.30 and 7.30, while' at lp. in-. Saturday, there Will b - a Children's seepteicnigai. harvest . est thanksgivigg servic- es will be held in St. John's church On Sunday : afternoon : next. Rev, "Mr. Jennings of Bayfleld. Will preach and read the sat vice.. Blyth Mies 'Barbera Tainan of Detroit is visiting friends in town. NiSS AllieEntigh of Goderich visited friends in tow:n laSt week. A numbee of our young men tookrin, the Fair itb DungannOn Thtirsday, Mt Thos. Marion and diteghter,. Mabel of Ripley, attended. Blyth Fair on Tuesday:. ' • eitits. Wm. . Felker of Godericla is visiting her father; Mr. Jain W. , Bell. J.osep.h 'T,arna: ifid w. ife of Palm- erston spent Sunday With Blyth friends Mr. William -Mason, who has had an 'attack,,ef fever,, we are glad to say 'is . improving nicely, . On Tuesday last, Blyth Faie day,, there nee the largest crowd:and best fair that Blyth ever seen; nearly 8,000 people and receipts about $1,600. • Miss Heywood of Uitou isMiting Mrs. William McElroy. • Misses McLennan, Porter •:and - Bell of Clinton. were guests:9f .friends.here: 1.11i7ssMamie ()atophell of Olint eeic. ' On has been engaged to teach the third divi, !ion. in mar 'Public School next Year. • Taylor's Corners. The funeral of the late Mrs, Oakes. passed through the village on Sunday. Miss., Phipps sports a new wheel. We are sorry to lose our sectionboss, Mr, John Hurley and family, They moved to Goderich on Monday. where he takes charge of the Goderioh . beat. Mr. :Hurley 'and family have been residents of Mir village between tvven,ty and twenty-five year's: We wish them prosperity in their new home, Mr. Ladd, hie succeescir, =triad his family here tide Rev. A. E. Thornison of Tucker- ial ifi not equal to flibbs'and moreover, Oonseryative party be rendered valu- it costsabout as much to get at the able servite in several hard fought gravel as is being paid for the mater- .campaigns. He had a genius for or. ial itself, that is seventy-five outs Per • ganization and was in dose touch with load. • the executive of the party. For years The Maar 1869. In course of Onverention on Satur- day Rev. B, Clement remarked that just thirty years ago that day, that is October 14th; 1809,snpw 'fell' and after three days respite. winter set in in ear - neat and continued. Without a break until April, The farmers were Ought napping that fall, their apple's still hanging on the trees a,nd the ratite not litiving•been dug, apd they suffered se-, verely.- 'It -was along -and solid winter the former being its most objectionab- le feature, 'eVeri in those ..."geocl 'old days" '�f which the present generation hears, so much but isnot at all eoxieus. . to eirpetience. • • . . . Sam B?aftIe in Durban,. • . Mr, Stun. Beattie, who. Was fOrinerly -le the livery business here, Mit bold out to Mr. INIcOpol to go West, returoed. to Ontario a few weeks ago apd has. now 'einbarited,in the, hotel .131,1siriesS• He has leased the Middaugh Honk) in Durham, which is, amOrig the •best' known hostelries in Western Ontario. The Chronicle of that town --said last: week :-The Middaugh"' 'House has lehamged hands, ;having last.Week heen" purchased by11r Sainuel ,Beattie or HrusselS, who took charge of the olace on Saturday la,st. The hairiness will be malieged by Mr. jas...B.eattie, .beother of the purchaser, who with. his family • .. Will Move to toivn shortly. October Resberries, ' !sir:George 0. Fowler of the Luke Shore Road, Goderich township; who with his Wife,and siSter spent Thuit..; (10": last withfriends in Stapleton, called iipon it4gw$-Itaitant,n on his. *ay down and left'a' branch which. he had 'plecitid froth a tasberry brash ip hisgarden end upon which there Were fully a satire Of large; rine berries, So prelifht a yield for October18 rather a novelty even fot the Huron fruit belt. Mr. Fowler raised a large quantity of rae berries this pest Season and In Weds •going into the inclustey mete exterigive- ly next year. If he can bring October harrieti to the market there ought to be big morierin the business. • W. C. I', U. C'orivenilea. The second annual convention of,the Hueon County Women's Christian • Temperance Union was held in Ontar- io street Methodist chtirch on. Thurs. day last. Alias Fisher of Winghatn, County President, occupyiug the chair. Twenty delegatesIwere present representing the 'Unions of Wingharn, Goderich, Blyth, Seaforth andOlinton.. The forenoon session was, devoted chiefly to the reception and discussioh of reports from the vai foes depart- ments of benevolent work in which the Society is engaged. At the afterneon session ara address of welcome was giv•- en by Mrs. Elford of the Clinton Union to which Mrs, Stewart of Goderich Made a suitable reply, Mrs. Griffin of Wiegbatrn read a Paper on flautriber. man's Work," The following officers for the Bustling year were elected :-•2. President, Mrs. Goffin, Wing -ham Viee-President, Miss Fisher, Paisley ; Rec.-Sec., IVIrs,Metaillieuddy,Gioderich, Cott -Sec.; Mrs. Ross, • Wirighamr; Treasurer, Mrs, McLean; •Goderich; Mrs. Goffln and Miss Fisher were ap- pointed delegates to the Provrocial Convention. A publie meeting was held in the evening, Mr. James Scott, (Hinton, presiding. After devotional services Mr. Scott introduced the Pres- ident elect, who gave a very spicy he auger el address, hod presented the fol- owleg program I -Quartette, Battew burr street church, male quartette ; Recitation, Miss Weatherall,Godetich; Solo, Miss Howson, Clinton ;Solo, Mrs. Goffirs, %thigh -am ;Soto, Mrs. Tooe, Clinton. Mies Goodwin presided at Viee.President of the C. T. A. A. A.b Minneapolle „ they witnessed the Mcitioley reeeption and the horne.conting of the Minnesota, 'unteers from the Philippines. The twin cities, St, Paul and Minnesota, Were in gala attire and the great crowds enthused to their heatts'eonteut. The Canadian party also visfted Milwaukee and Chicago and cherish the Most plerisane recollections of their trip. The verious railway linee over which they paesed left nothing undone to make the trip an enjoyable one. W; T. Dockeill of the 0, P. It., 'Andy Tay- lor of the 0, M. & St P. and 0. Proc- toe of the 4.T.1.1,, were bull made the reelpieritofa handsome preerintlir knOwledginent of kindneeset received by the excursionists, he has been secretary o'f the Clinton Liberal -Conservative Association and for the past tie° years a member of the Riding Executive. As a mark of respect for the deceased and sympathy. for' the prprninent (*serve-. Oyes from all parts •of West Huron attended the funeral, among -the eum- tier being M. Robert McLean, Major 'Beck and Mr. Williara Campbell, .ee.' postnaster of Goderieh: . Two years ago he accepted 'of nom- ination for the town eouncil and polled the largest Vote ever cast fpr any Can- didate et a wardelection in this ,torrn and last January was re-elected. He waeone of the naost, active members of the coimeil. , • . P," will also be missed when the season for outdoor. dernonstratiotts oils around for he WAS ooe of the most activem Inakieg 'Clinton's celebrations it eaccees, AS secretary of the ergani. :zetiens he devoted thne-and. energy to pushing thein along, • . It is scare:AY more thane year since he was . Married and on theeve of it the 'factory "boyeptesented Inin•With etiandsomegold. watch. :Upon hia cof- En on. Sunday reposed,. eating othee floral offeringa a beautiful broken col••• open', a trihute of respect from the same' sonrce.: , „ Hundreds of people viewed the fitm-• iliar features of J. P." for the lot time po Sunday and atiour o'clock the Ortega wended its way toiClinton cern.: etery where :the interment took place. The Order of the procession was ite fol- lows: •• Cenadien Forester t' Band,' .Rev„. W. G. HoWspii, and A. O. Pattison Pactory Employeee. Hearse.. . Pall -Bearers -q. Rorke, W. Men- nen, Walter .Manning; H. B. Chant, A. Armstrong, and W., More, Mourners ' .Town 'Council, . „ It was one: of the. largest funerals: ever, seen in Clinton and was witnessed by over #toop people who lined the streets thresugh Which the cortege pas-. sed .or awaited its arrival at. the cemetery. ; • Aong the mOurrierawerei mMiss Lena Doherty,- wha has been attending the Toronto clonservatory. or Music, and Miss EthelDoherty of HavergarsLadies' College, Toronto"; Mr, and Mrs. G. A. AfeKee and Mrs. McKee, Sr.. London; Mr. ,and Mrs. Godfrey McGugen, Mr. Jelin aud'Mies Sarah Mcaugiin of Pop - ler Hill ; Sheriff and. Mrs, Brown, St. Thomas; Mise Defter), London ; Mee: 'Peter Depew, Wardsville ; Mr. James Depew, London; Mr, T. Depeyv of Detroit.. •' Resolutions of condolence to the ber. eaved family have been adopted by the Liberal-Cooservative ., Association of Carlton add the Executive of the Rid,- ing, . • - orroivf Tlik CLINTON ASpOOIATION, To ILES, 3, P, DOnOtrrir DItAlt MADAM,—We, the members of the Clinton Liberal Conservative As. sociation take this opportunity of ex. tending to you our heart -felt sympathy in the irreprireble loss you: have so re- cently beee oalled upon to bear through the death of your husband. In all our deliberations as ' :Association his c000selandadvice was esteeined and Much as we will Miss him, we cannot but feel that our loss is as nothing compared ' to the breaking asunder ot family ties and the passing to the Great 'Unknown of a loving and ten- der husband in the vigor of his early manhood. We therefore extend our sympathy and eommend, you to the care of an all -Wise and never.eremg track last week,. Providence. . Our village lute a very deserted look- - Signed on behalf or the Lineral.(ion. the organ, The next and chief item on ing appearance Sheer: days as the far. servative Association of Clinton, mere areal' busy plowing and picking T. C. ' Bunco, President. attitude relation to Prohibition." TO Mtheir apples m . the prograwith the address of 1Vies, , Clinton, Oct „ran, GoedoreWright of London on "Our mint UXECUTIViii, Mall lop. RS. 1. P. DorrOterT Mrs Wright is n very logical and for DtAn MADAN`, The'Executive of the Mr. Thomas Leming has purchased 011)10e speaker by her very modest and , '"1" raL oneAr Associattoll of tl Th f trot of John Crawford. e place UnaSsuining inaliner, arid the outflow.' w - e %Jv estHuroo of which.your Tate husband contains/5 acres and the price is $2,850. ing of her true vvoinarily heart,theavon • — • was an esteem.. ed member desires to A numbeewent from here to Blyth the con fidence and held the attention of extend to you in your hour of bereeve. raft —While Miss Dora Kinney, _the Auburn. Mr, and 'W. Barr spent Sunday at her aunt's, Mrs. A Jackson's. Mrs.Higginbotbarn S011and.daughter-, spent Sunday at Mrs.H. Collis. ' Rev. Mr. Kennedy ably filled the pupit of the Blyth Methodist church •last Sunday. Some of Auburn people took in the anniversary at Westfield Sunday. •There will be a Jectute in KnoX choral on ,(Thanksgiving) evening by Sohn Young, Hamiltou. . The triple will be vScotland" illustrated by lirne Tight views. Adeniesion, 10c, and bc, ' The glass-blowers gave us 4 call hist week. • • Miss B. McKnight has returned horne for a week, , A.nurriber of Goderich friends Sun- dityed atA. rergusorl's, Miss Rose Youngblut spent Sunday at home. ' tioite an interesting school -meeting took place on Saturday. Mrs. Woodyard Of Stanley Yisiteci at the store recently. Mrs, R.• Miller is 'visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Harvey, at Londesboro. :Bayfield. Miss R, Stanhery left for London where shewill take up a iiirtlier coutse in music and elootion. , Mies Grape Carneroo has gone to De- troit to spend a few weeks. • ' . AccOrding to Torooto papers there .Will, most likely, he a lack of turkeys for Thanksgiving dinner this year. The national day coming so :early this season has taken the farmers una, wares. Now, if theY wanted geese, we could fill the bill with any glum tity and !real good ,oiaes at': that. •We: lead in that line arid we are not 'afraid of contradiction i • We stake our repu- tetien on being the leading town 'when ib comes to.bircls. Mr. ' David McNaughton _visited . friencia in Goderich township last week. • The eve-Poi:awe fp booming this year jf Geo, Boyce, 'assistant superin- teodent • of the Greet "ItTorth-Western R. S. A., isthe guest of his sis- ter, Mrs. (Rev.) Jennings. Rev. E. C. Jennipgsand. family spend Thanksgiving under their part ante,' roof. • We are sorry to learnthat' the man employed, by Mr. Thos. Stinson .of the &able Line has gone out ofhis The poer fellow has been *ailing for some little time past He was takej. to his home where beta .being attend-Wehopato-leara-ef-his--epeedi , recovery'. Brucoileld Mr, and. Mrs, Andrew Scott have re., turned trim Chicago, Mr. Peter McGrew purchased a fine Clydesdale mare from Mr. Geo. Stanbury, paying a big wipe, Mr. McGregor has since sold it to the Grand Trunk, , Our two local. nimrods, John Snider and T. a Delgaty, went out, huuting the other day and brought home aline noon and a bag full of black squirrels. We welcome Rev, Mr. 'Sewers and family into Our midst. Mr. It. Graham had the misfortune to get a valuable cow killed on the tire au wilco tiring t e whole of her addressAfter the cUstotnary votes ment• their most sincere and heart. music teacher of Leadbury, Was re. , of Mr, Murdock, the eonvention adjourn. turning from Brussels on her wheel thanks and 0114 benediction by Rev, feWs8YigmnPen'citi,11Y* . ' ed to meet at, Wingharn not October. aositpu ppm prop en t one evening recently amen &Meg in a Sanford, Oct. 17th, 1209; ' ' ' buggy ran against the wheel and beolte Among the delegates Were :-Seafotth • --,. ' ' It. As She had several lessonto give Gocierieh-Mesdames Colborne, Ache- The annual eonvention et the Gode. Hne,IGtrdaajabnhdl"swonas ofalininbobyerhtlgv.i----siteWd ninl, -Mesdames Please, McLean, $towart ; ceeveeffee at MO& 8014 Warnock, mcicenzie, nomuaii,,10, rich District Methodist Sabbath McKilloti one day hob week:—Miss dGmaiimisigieest:ttah70:8:7. eialitosooin;:Woriiiidnehg_alimmanelemeoii .hSeeihooloilis tiai:dueEtphwodoirstheh.trat:egs 1 ywtahs, Imilmit6mhailiotzwweteiks .—.3, iriviennedhs had on Tuesday last owing to the very 40 large Thad of mangolds On 4 acres township-Mre. Laithevaite. Was riot so large as Mid have been 13ethel ehureh choir, under the leader- .Lsorh, raiford, phimps I Goderich unfaVdrable weather the rittandance of lend, a very good yield thate--The desired. A number of topics bearing ship of Miss Alice Dundee, is 'rn.riking i upon the interests of the work Were good progress, For the eeat in the town 'council -IeLt discuseed In a, Very intelligent tula • vacant by the deafila..of, Air. tioh. practical manner. Fruit of the con. 'Millard Variatone, an inmate of tht. erty it would be a gratef thing to .vention wili no doubt be reaped in the I-Iouse of Refuge, died on Tuesday, elect his brother, Me. W. Doherty form of more practicat and efficient , al?ed 20 years. He was Adenitt4C1 from If Alit could be induced t ecept: Work durin t,ha year. , , ooThoola roe y th ears ago Stanley Township. Mrs; Vir.• Clarke, Sr., is at present , visiting her daughter, *re.: jr Atm - strong of Tuckersmith'. Mr. J. Denby attended Blyth Fair last week and reports having spent Pleasant day. , Mr. and Mrs. W. Roden of Golfe - rich township visited at the hoine of Mr. Jas, Richardson last typek, We nre sorry to hear, of the illness Of,, Mr. john Reicl, Sr. • • Mrs. J. Reid and Mrs. G. Clarke are at present visiting friends at Dungan. non. . Miss S. K. Reid, who teaches school near Zurich, and Miss E, Reid of Len.. don -have been celled home Owing tithe serloge illness of their father. Mr. John-SparroW 'won first money with his speedy mare in the-, farmers' trot in the Dungannon Fair last Thurs- day. He has won a place in every race in which he has entered this year, The manual Catechism examination in connectien with the Baird's Sunday school will be held on Thanksgiving Day. •Rev. Mr, Stewart et Clinton will assist, -Stanley Couricil met on Menday, Oct, 16th in the town hall, Varna. All the:members were present. The fol- lowing accounte were passed : Robett Bell repairs to pile driver $13,20, Hen- ry Panfound for cedar and tiles for bridge $100, john McArthur for rope 531.14, Dr. Armstrong for yaccinatine- school children $56.20, and vaccine tebes $30. Commit will meet again on Monday, Islov. 20th, when all parties having gravel accounts against the township are requested to be present. -L T. Mums, Clerk. Alma. Miss Jane Steveris,who has been in Michigan for about six months, re. turned home on Thuraday last, Mrs. John Lindsay arid Mrs Gilbert Mair ot Goderich township were visit,. ing friends here on Wednesday last. ,Miss Ellen McNeal Went to Walton On Satiirdity for a couple of weeks to , visit herlister and other friends there. Miss Nancy McMitheel hits gone . to Staforth to learn the dressmakingi 'Mr. Wesley. Nett of Tuckersrnith spent Sunday with frieride here. The Many friends of 1Viiss May Me. 'Knight will be pleased. to learn that she is able to be around, again after her severe attack of Inflammation. Miss Matt. Robertson of Brussels "I'Menet.T8quenyclaNi7 ia:clelehr ahswile: gh:egted' w lth Me. IL Fowler fora year. Dougall McDougall; Who has been working for Mr. Robb. Gibbinge, left on Thursday for Omen, • Mr. Sohn McKnight went to Elmo* field on Tuesd,ay to attend the convert' tion of the 8, S. Association 01 Trick., GrIrevit.likrn, aireaenrideaofttliniOrm. evilleocu- pied the pulpit hero on Sunday morn., ing and introduced ihe Twentieth Cert. tury TbattksgiU1g rund. _ Tut /stawearte0ittileade for 1-0troit County news.