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NOTES, -Mrs Wm. Perdue, while at-
tending the Torontp fair, happened
with Relight injury by two street cars ,
colliding„ in one of which shewas an
occupant, but, however, we are pleas-
ed it was no worse. It is rumored that
a polieensan ler to be appointed in this
locality for the benefit of the commun-
ity; the would.be-brave is highly spok-
en ot, and will in all probability be the '
, gundayed at A. Welsh's. P. Cole and
nominee. Miss Ra.thwell, of Olintou, 1 Codericu.
, ' NOTES -X a W 0 Landesborou le
Tuckersmith. 1 Westfield. at the Paver House will be greatly
V' • the s the will be back
CLINTON, ONTARIO) SEPTEMBER 14, 1900,
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The News of the
Neighborhood
SUPPlied by the New Era's widorawaire and•rellable Correspondents
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13ayfield,
NOTES. -Mies E.Feeconer will attend
the Godericla Collegiate this term...Mrs
J. Hall, who has been vieitiug her. par-
ents here, returned to her home in To-
ledo, et ; she was accotnpanied by her
sister, Miss 0. Thomson. The two
musical photographers, who occupied
the old gallery this season for a few
' weeks, haye gone to Berlin; their mu-
sical entertainments at their studio and
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• In Ms section,
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- - his daughter Miss Flossy attended the, Gonenten VOTERS LIST. --- Town _ • E. W. 1 Ft
and tier mother, Mrs Dick, n f Blyth,DEATH 0 A. PxoNEER.Death re -missed; Y ISY Y
financial district meeting in Goderich Clerk Mitchell has handed the Ster a
returned home from visiting in Toronto
---. moved from our midet o a the lit •inet. • early nextseason. Mr J. Miller, who
on Thursday of this week. Mr Dewar, copy of the 1630 voters' list for the town Jane, relict pf the late Robleleichanien, has been vieiting in Detroit, returned
who has been in the employee of John of Goderich. From it we learn that and Whitby. Mrs Ross and brother, township
fhad been at inreeident of She
home Monday night. Miss Lolo Miller
total number entitled to vote at both , visited at tate:de ,olitohneere forfwtrihdesir. or a great a,ne years. e had the miefortune to lose, her watch
there are 371 qualified jurors, and the Chas. Myer,returnedhome to Winni-
uPengclet,bReY. .
municipal elections and election B to the two daughters: Robert, on the home. are taking in the 'LnntIon Fair this
leayes to mo urn her lose•Lwo on and on Sunday nigletlast, Quite a number
part 2, which is tor municipal election. Daiwa OP A FORMER, RESIDENT.- stead where the eleceased had rnaddher Week. J. and P. „Mei Jeered have re -
Legislative Assembly being 795. In
iThe Hamilton TiMes of Friday makes Jenne; Mark; in Bt (wets ; 11I, s R. Ai. turned to their bowee; (Amy were here
, the foliniving reference to the late eine, Wingbam, and Mrs Murphy, of attending their mother's funeral. F. '
only, there are 408 voters, of which 185
are female, 147 widows and 38 spinster. Duluth, Minn, Her remains were in- Gensinhardt, 0,Ferguson.and J.Jowett
STATISTICS -Crown Attorney Lewis' ' Alex. MeLegan, wile will ba remems
i erred in the Westfield cemetery on wheeled to London. Rev. Mr McNeil
returns of cases tried at the County bered as the former owner of Frierton
Saturday afternoon •lest.
Brae, °melee Lonclon road; -"Another . - has purchased the brick residence
half year of 1903 thew nine thefts, one of Hernilton's old .and prominent chi- NOTES. -The Messrs, Kirkpatrick, of formerly owned by Mr Person, Where
he interiels to 'reside in futere. .
Judge's Criminal Court for the first
aggravated assault, one shop-breakiog zens passed levvay this morning, Mr Nile, spent Sunday at A. A.uld's. St.
Alexander McLaganee death occurring Clare llougareesecond son of Revel U. Mtge. -The town•lost one of ite Old-
and•three cases of horse stealing, four -est inhabitants in the newel of -Mrs J.
at his home Frierton, at a,n early hour. 0ougare, of Bin, is renewing old ac -
teen cases In -all. There were eleven ' M D Id She ' haa been sick some
convictions, the sentences ranging from
three years to two neonths. Six pris-
oners were sent to the Centred prison.
two to the Kingston penitentiary and
the balance to the county jail.
OHANGT1 IN COLLECTION. -The Sun-
day evening collection from the street
letter -boxes is now made at 8.30 o'clock
instead of 10 o'clock as formerly. The
change has been made in tbe interest
of the postoffiee clerks,,
BURGLARS. --eThe busy burirlar took Mr McLagan was a Scotchman, having the• sick list. r an . re . lac -
advantage of the storm -on Teesday been born at Friertcin, Perth, 77 mire brouwho hrivelreen_stpending-a few_...BURGLARS.—Our town, which is al -
nights to visit the stores of A. McD. Al, ago, . He came to Anonic'a when a months with friends here, returned to ways quiet and peaceful, and no one
youeg man, and went west. ' At 5t.' their home in Washington last eek has much need for any apprehension
Ian and N. G. Bougvie, hardware deal- W. - of !wing distur bed or molested in any
Louis, Mo., he • started business • as a Melbourne McDowell went to Goder ich
Me, •an d W, C. Pridham, men's fur-
contraetor at a time when the rapidly lase week to attend the collegiate of way, was visited last Sunday night or
nisher, and depleted the outfit in all early Monday,morning by some villain -
t hree storee. growing city. gave a man of his cherac- that place. Mies; Lizzie Carter,of Mi-
ter and -energy- line oppertubities, and ton, is the aileet Of her cousin, . Mies •ous person or persons, wno,seeing they
• NerrEs.-The steioner•Pittsb5ege Wes: bad a chance to enrich themselyee at
be carried on the business on a'very Ethel ()erten .
in port on Sunday morning and. took
prosperity. When still in his primehe the shop of R. Drahrnan and helped
the trip back wilebe et last. The Fall Winaham • •
Middleton, left this week ' to secure e
more lucrative position, Mrs H.
Beacom still keeps Very poorly, W.
Bell and his father left Saturday to
visit relatives in Hamilton and else-
where. Certain datnage has been done
of late to parties with wild horses, on
account of the threshers leaving part
of their threshing aparatus on the side
iof the road;warning in time may Prove
sufficient. The exterior of Middleton's
church has received a coat of paint
which gives it a mum pleasing appear-
ance. A number of young people met
together at Geo. Burnett's on Monday
evening amd enjoyed themselves in
their own hilarity; we might just say
that part ot the youth a,ncl beauty of
the neighborhood assembled there,
One of the largest hen eggs our eyes
have yet beheld was shown us at Jas.
Switzer's; the size is eight inches in cir-
cumference one way and nine inches
the other way; we are not trying to be
hyperbolical but ie given as a plain'
•truth.• Mies Lulu Stanley, , of Tole-
do,. 0„is the guestof her cousin, Mr W.
H. Grithain and the Misses Graham.
• Mr and Mrs Ja,unes ter ahem left .Satur-
day morning to attend London fair,
from there they go to spends fortnight
with friends in 'Yale and Detroit- Next
Sundayett 3 p.m„ R. Young,eGoderleb,.
will preach at Taylor's Corner, in the
absence of Rev. Mr Robinson. J,Wal-
ltehilield. . ters, of Goderich,visited at O. Walter's
'Cortemere-Ashfield Council met on last -week. O. Wilson is building a
Aug. 24th; members all present. The large kitchen to his house. •Mr Bur -
rates hi(' the year were fixed as follows: rows, of Goderich, was visiting at O.
'County rate, 1 4'10 mins; township rate, •Wilson's this .,week. . Lady Light -
2 I•2 mills; special school. rete. 1 1-2 foot has .been returned to • her own -
mills. Cheques were issued for the er ; T. Cook, the purchaser, for.
following amounts: -Alex. Boyd. insp, felting the first payment. Mr Wilson
-50c: Jas. Lathead. posting and stoning while talking to A farmer •in Tiperary
8 R 6 7, $55, and rep cul and washont, was bitten severely by a farmer's dog.
,88 56; John IVIeNamsta, cul con 10, J. W. Elliott is renting his farm.to R.
$14.75; Jas. Drennan, rep cul 5 R 6-7, Colclough; Mr EllioLt we hear intecds
' $24; R. Drennan, rep cid con 12, $4; 0. residing in Clinton in the near future.
Stewart, plank, $9.36;• M. McDonald, DEATH OE AN OLD ItESIDENT., - In
plank, $7.50; John Finlayson, cul con the death of Mrs A. B. 'Whittingharn,
14, $130. Campbell, belle, 14 R 12 111
- - -----* ewho passed quietly away after a . few
6102; John Sullivan; . loa keg. statute days illness, at the home . of her
labor theme, 06. and rep cul 14 R, $1.50; daughter; on Monday. Sept. 10th, God -
J. Courtney, cul D L, $8.74; Jno.Keefe, erich township loses a good old lady,
insp, $10; D. McLecid; rep cut Mihail, . being of the age Of . 79 years and 7
50c; A. Standish, rep col cohle.$1; W. • months.' Tne deceased wag 'lore on
Hackett, cleaning ditch, $5; John Kil- Feb. 26th,1821, in Nortnn Hall,Norfolk,
patrick, bridge at lake, $178.25, and: England, her father, Jas. Wigg, being
gravelling and posting at Port Albert, an extensive farmer and coal merchant.
.$5.94; F. Johnston, gravel, $8.08; M. In Ille7 she was married to Francis J..
Mathesonesgrayelling 5 R 9-10, $2L35; Whittingham. In 1856 they came to
.j. Cowele pep S R 9 10, $1; P. Moran, Waterloo county. then removed to
gravellin L D, $23.86; Jos. Dineen, liohnesville in 1862, .where they lived
hasp L D, $5; W. Ford, rep cul D L, cn the Maitland concession, farming
Though beyond, the years of the most quaintanees in the neighborhood. Miss, •
time and was 'steadily growing worse -
vigorous physical' manhood when .he• blertie Armstrong, of St. Augustine, until she ".clied last Friday, Her eon •
came to He.milton, Mr MeLegan de. spect Sunday at C. Arnestreing'se A. James, of 'Washington, D. C , areiyed:
yoted many 'years ot the. best part of B. °err and family spent a couple ef :home in time to have's, short talk. De-
llis life to the service of the cit, he ' days- visiting friende in and around
sides giving -his time and money to the Clinton this week. Will McDowell had ceased was 70 years of age and. leaves
her hasband, two sons an two daugh-
advancement of her religious and Oil- the Misfortune to receive a kick from, tere, and theee.have the sympathy of
antheopic objects, He was a man of ithorse on TuesdaY evening, which has all ,friends and -acquaintances. The
clear, far seeing • • yieion and great laid hiM up for a while.. 'Mr and Mrs funeral took •Placeon •Sunday, a„ud was
energy, , and had an , undoubted .hi. • W. Killough Called on Clinton friends wen attended; services was conducts
&wilco for good in Mole and social life, this week.. Mrs. W. Slackhouse le on - ed by Rev, Henderson, of Heinen..
large scale, and • met with financial. some other persons expense, broke into
on some sixty passengers for Detroit;
retired, from active life and came to ; theme ees to one suit just finiehed for
BASEBALL. -The Biciomer Girls from
Amaze conrt opened On Tuesday with a
Canada, securing a farm near Bruce- delivery a pair of pants and other art -
pretty full docket of civil cases.' and
field and reeiding there for a time. But
one criminal one, the latter being the
his travels., led him to the conclusion
case Of a Man charged with stealing
that of all places in Canada, Hamilton
• sixty dollars. The Doty. Engine and
was the mast desirable as a place to
Bicycle Co. hits nearly completed the
live in, so he became a citizen in 1876
stone work .of their new moulding
and immediately built • his magnificent
shop.- . • _ residence on Main street. Iri 1880 he
HAS HE BERN MirtmetetEree-tearry. entered the City Council; and was an
Gatzka. who five or six years ago was
alderreadfor five consecutive years,
an express messenger on the Buffalo
During that tithe he was chairman of
and Goderich line, and had his home in
the sewers committee two years, 1882
Godericb, has disappeared mysterious,
and 1883, arid •board of works in 1884.
ly• from Buffalo, and his ielatives fear
oeton ,put up a very good game of
tweed' last Friday, but were Inutile?' anicienting inallto about $30. Not
icles in the shape of hats, 'ties, etc.,
ood enough to win. A large crowd satisfied with that they _next broke op.
.that he has met foul play. A Wood-
stock despatch says,Mrs Gatzka,whose
husband, Harry Gatzaa disappeared
so mysteriously from Buffalo just six
weeks ago, arrived there to stay with
her husband's father, who has a livery
burliness in Platteville, a village near
by. Mrs. Gatzka was in Europe when
her husband disappeared. Gatzka„ the
Sunday before he disappeared, was
A few years ago be built and presented
visiting his father. After he left tor
to the VVomen's Christian Association
Buffalo again he mailed $100 in a letter
the subetantup mission church of that
to his wife. She got the money all
body on Caroline street north. He
right but' did not knovethat her has,
was a so a m in er o .
band was miseing until two or three
113 88; R. Sehnston, rerefive cuts, 317.04; ee Societyee Deceased _leaves a widow,
r a eew years and then removed to da,ye ago, wben she( • arrived home hi
He was . be tter. knownen rentals threpic
Witnessed ' the • match, These people
travel in their own cur, and carry their
own canvas, reseeved seats, ticket sell-
ers and chaperons. It is a somewhat
novel •business venture, • but• seems
likely to prove a profitable ene
en the back door of an adjoining .store
belonging to T. Je 'Markt. and helped
themselves to another suit of clothes.
They had been heating their bat stuff
in the fire of Ge Erwies blacksmith
sho as the nee • ded some devilish
• . p, y
on account of its novelty, spirits to put in•proper action their own
SeerrseAceonv,-Winehana now can renegade spirits, and Wel went off
boas .of nine doceors, six ministers, - with their loot, leaving the empty bots
and fifteen insurance 'agents, to look
after the h sical moral and financial tle buried up in the coals/ If they have
u h it e ould like to have
p y not eno g su w
s *epee year in advance
t $1.81 when not so paid.
What ..tiappens
When the unripe frnit and the
small boy make oonneetione is well
known. It should also be known
that Ciompound Extract of
Wild Raspbeery is the best
remedy extent for summer eons.
diaroeha, dysentery, creams
or irritation of the stomaiih or.
-bowels, It gives instant relief,
•-ZIOntrtins. nothing injurious. Has
no bad after effeets.
Price 25c per bottle.
. . .
Sammer.medicines too, at
SIALNEY-JACliSON's
• Prescription
Phone 2 • Drug( Store
• A#ditional L9cal. News:
DERMATOLOGY.- Tbe 'ladies of Cljn.
ton should take adveteage of the op -
p atunity to eall 'Mrs Coates Cple-
man for the remoyal of the summer s
tan oi any facial.blemish. Mrs Coates
Coleman's success in Winnipeg should
be sufficient guarantee of her ability
in herparticular line of work. See
adyt,•. •
WITH THE SICK. -A number Of :chi-
zens of town are ori the sick list and
some have been very ill. The presi-
dent of the bowling elub, J. Raneford,
is far from being himeele still suffering
fromlumbago although slightly on the
mend; we hope he may soon be able to
. * interests -of the people. W. e have more them
work however, than in the (municipal •• take a, hand in the games on che lawn.
miles of granolithic sidewalk, faster come back and we would send
We are pleased to report that Mrs D.
world. He was a member of St. Paul's ......-,
church, one of its elders, and is most them to Kingston for some more
Meteoritic. is free from her effects of •
horges, more 'nsanufacturing establish.
charitable organization in the city rnents and fewer lawyers thin any .
ready-made ones gratis.
ardent worker. There was scarcely a fever although very weak yet.
with which he was not connected, town in the county, and no matter THR SIDEWALKS. -The last compiet-
haie an M. P in Winghate. - DEATE.-After an illness of only a
Dungannon. ed walk is on Mary street, and now • ...,
being on the advisory board of two or how the elections go we are sure to .
the gang are on Albert et, est. laving a
three institutions of the sort, and a THEENcuRsIoN.-Returns have been. day or two, W. J. Smyth passed away nine -foot walk learn Fair's office to
Very huge contributor to their funds. received from the G.T.R. for the Union to his great reward on Sunday morn- .Flodgens Bea. Palace. Considerable
Sunday Sehool excursion, that went ing. A large number of sorrowing mason work had to be done in filling
from. here to Goderich on Auge7. Al. friends and relatiyes followed the re. up cellar ways in a number of stores.
though the, expenses in connection. mains to the cemetery on Tuesday af- The latest petition handed in to the
therewith were somewhat heavy, the teenoon, 'Another was called away on. clerk is for a' new week on. the south
committee furnishing free tea and cof- SendaYein the person. of Mr Sender-. side of Princess sheet,' from Orange
fee to everybody, 'there is, we uodet- son, of con, 9. Ashtield, who had been
• tO Shipley street. •
stand, is balance of prone to divide suffering for some time from stomach .
NOTES. -Dr. and Mrs Towler• stet ted Wednesday.
trouble. He was laid to rest here on LEAVING Tows.- We regret to in -
among the schools.
, form' the citizens of town, and partien-
for the old land on Tuesday. They pur- NOTES. -Mrs Nicholgon, who has tarty the ladies whom she has had tut
pose spending the winter in England, .been visiting her sister, Mrs T. Clarke, her customers, that Miss Ross, who has
Scotland and Ireland. Their many h returned to Buffalo Jos Cumber- had a millinery store here for some few
years past, removed to Seafortle this '
week. She will conduct a millinery -
establishment in. connection with
Gunn's dry .good store there. While
here she enjoyed a, • good patronage'
from the ladies of Clinton and yicinity;
we hope she may prosper abundantly.
in the town south of the where there is
a slendid opening for an up-te-date
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• Ohnton Her husband Predeceased her Buffalo off the steamer. She thi h who le sisfee of Mr John A. Meet, a
'WeShackleton, .e4vering cut coo 6, 31;
,E. Johnston, work on D /.4 $1,50; P, e ns e
.Doyle work on D L, $1,13; F. Johnston, lo3n Aug. 7tle 188% evhs:i:he home las' wits murdered and so does his father, dreggist of this city, but •no family.e
years, and then removed to the home feet that he also left behind a nionth's dence of Mr and Mrs Wm. Chrdmore,
W. P. Reed bridge con 14 sk-25 Th
* -MB' of mra 0 Jervis where she remained salary at the Adams Exprese oMce, London road, when their daughter
cul and ditching on D L, $12.67; E. hro n upandt, e m t eri lived three
th because there was no reason, they say, :Mese OnDmORE WEDDED. -A pleas-
er daughter, Mrs s, for hree why he shored desert his home, The ing event was solemnized at the resi-'
.Joheston, cul and ditch on ton 12, $40;
'Shackleton, cul S R 34, P--; W. ii- for nearly the same length of time un- where he worked, confirms his friends Grace was married to Edward Daley, friends will wish them a pleasant trip.
Y. til her death, where she passed beyond ie their eitspicion that the worst has a young mito of Seaforth, en Wedgies- peter Fisher, jr., son of ouk worthy land was in Listowel attending the fun -
:Simpson, cul 5 R 3-4, $15; le. Thiene
gravellin.g, S R 9 10, $22.10; W. Mc- to her lone and everlasting hen.YenlY happened. day, Sept. 12th. The eereinony was postmaster, starts on Saturday for eral of his brother's wife. nee MN
litnight. map, $3; Wm. Finigan, plank, 'home. She was for 35 years a faithful . • • performed at 6 p. in., in the presence Denver, Col. He is is steady young ma,n Channey of East Wawanosh. H. W.
$38.28s John Batker, grading S It 3-4, and consestent rnenober cf the Meth°. comorne. . 0 of the relatives. and immediate friends and should do well in the west. During al i av, bar er.formerly o this ace
Hid' b fth'I
$10; 01. McLennan, cement cue $30; C. dist churoh, and also a member of of the contracting parties, after which the severe wind storm on Tuesday now °a, o s,Minn.,j
f Two H rb r Minn has owed
Stewart, plank, $24:50; ' D. Campbell, the usual congratulations were glee% night, several shade trees were blown his wife here, and will spend a few
bolts for bridge, $6 Next meeting of
Connell on Sept. 20.-W. STOTUERS, .
which took a very great in. most successful lawn social wag held
the women's miseionary society, in LAwN Socree.-A very pleasant and
A family of five children are on the premises of Mrs j. J. Fisher, of. The jar, h f , . • d e and daughter Alice have returned, af.
then an excellent repast was parteken down, and the front of J. CamobeIrs
ge num er o present& were implement salerooms was emoliehed. days among friends. Mrs Thompson
, leftethree eons and two daughters :- Maitland con., on tbeevening of Thurs. valuable, and LawyerDickenson an r.McDonald, ter two months' vacation. Marvin,
clerk. • go to show the esteem in Lew d D
East %Vann:mesh Arthur, in Stanley; las. and Fred near day last. The night was an ideal one which the young couple are held by M. P., are both quietly organizing for r o u u g e s t sort of T. E. Durnin, is see-
. • Q'Atepelle, Assa., N. W.T.; Mrs C. and and a. large number partoo o t e
k f b' their friends, who extend their wishes the battle. . ously ill, C. Elliott and T. Little pur-
WEDDING.-A very happy weddiv Mrs W. Jervis, in Goderich township. bountiful. spread made by the ladies; if for ajoyou h d l life. e, appy an long . • chased a neat double-barreled shotgun
endeed took Place at the home of .. r Thefuneral, at which Rev. Mr. Greene ii.nyone went, away with hunger un- • Exeter will be scarce next year. Mrs et7Vay
. while in the Queen City recently; game
,nesclay last -an event which has been noon from the residence of Chas. Jere. after meeting was held in the church, Summerhill NOTES. -F H. Lutz, druggist of Gan. and children, of the Soo, started for shapes and style e are inexpressibly
-.lames NetherY. graVel road, on Wed- officiated, was held on Tuesday after- satisfied, it was their own fault. An
vis, Cut line, and followed by a large which seas jammed to overfloteing. - auoque, son of Dr. 0. Lutz, of Exeter, home yia London on Tuesday, after a, rich and quite as expensive. The
' which the usual preparations were number of friends to Clinton cemetery and many who could not. get in had to umlaute-On Sunday evening last was married last week. to an estimable pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs liners are preparing their ainty and
anticipated for for some time, and for
• made. We refer to the marriage of where interment was made. The relit. content themselves with the eloquence Rev E...B. Smith preached an excep- young lady of the same place. Exeter Little. John Hibbs is in London this . . . . - e . .
• delicate head -gear and are' i extacies
-88 tives have the sympathy of friends in that floated out through the ppm win- t*
nall cleat and practical Serrntin • •
-. ...-, . . k air takes place next Monday and week. J. B. Crawford is able to be or anticipation ror a gram( re opening.
Sarah E., to Ale James E. Noble, which their loss in leetng a loving mother , •was e e ee from the last clause of mark * . Zab n
to y
, le Tuesday 171.11 and I8th inst.; the horse around a, ain, after his recent severe Th 'II b I
ere wi e u te a run on road flat
his second youngest daughter, bli
milliner. ,
PRETTIER THAN EVER,.-rall millin-
ery this year will be quite as attractive
as spring creations. The Parisian
took place on Wednesday afternoon. and the community a kind a,nd rood
. A large number of guests were present leo.
• -some two hundred -to witness the
`pleasing ceremony, which Was per- Courrett.-Council rage persuant to
formed by Rev Mr McQuillan. The adjournment; members all present.
bride looked just as charming as brides Minutes of last meeting were read and
usually do, and *as supported by Miss Passed. Moved by Thos. Churchill,
Lillie Nethery, her younger meter, seconded by Johnelliddleton, that 11,
while the groom was supported be his Elford be paid the sum of $20 to pay
lbrother Sohn, of Hullett. Mr Noble is for shovelling payee he being path -
.a popular and industrious yeeee ease matter; yea - Churchill, Middleten,
mer of the 5th concession, son, of Mrs Johnston, Wockhe nay - Williams,
.J. Noble, . of the Huron road, Ilullett, Moved by John Middleton, see by C.
who recently became a, resident of this W. Williams, that the Clerk be in -
township, and has already made hosts istrueted to answer Garrow & Garrow's
-of friends by his straightforward, gen- communication regarding thedieputed
ial manner, while the bride is one of water between the township and town
the most popuier young ladies of this of Goderich. Moved by Jas. Johnston
township, as was shown by the very - and, sec by J. 0, Woods, that . the fol -
large number' of ' handsome presents lowing accounts be paid: -H. Elford,
the received. They take up their red- shovelling gravel, $20: Ed. Swartz, for
dence at Once on the farm owned by cedar, $13; A. Curzon, ovetcharged. on
Mr Noble, on the fith COn., and the statute labore$4, and J. Fraser $4; J.
NEW ERA joins in extending congratu- Elgin•Tom, arbitration on the Union
• latioos for their future prooperiey and School, 030; W. Mulholland, repairing
.happiness. • scraper, 75c. The Clerk Was instructed
PEointreker SALRS.-110bt. Mime has to notify J, R. Wallis and A. McGuire
. ' .
•
Lo remove their fences from the public
'sold his 100 -acre farm on eon. 2 to Jas.
'Caldwell. of Hullett, for fR5 500, sA. highway. 'Bylaw No, 6, to add five
'Caldwell's eon, Robert, for
35500t7her per cent on all taxes not paid on or be -
adjoining 100 -acre farrn from Olherles fore the 15th day of Decernber, 1900,
Stewart for $4,000. was read three times and passed: By-
' law No. 7, to commute astute labor at
40e per day, to be subraitted to the
electors for their sanction, was read
three times and ptiOried. °Outten aa.
journed to meet the first Monday in
October.-Nntost bTrnmr, Clerk.
Do you road seemlier cooking meat when 'VOTERS' L/EIT.-A. court for the m-
ile temperature has been ranging from 95 Vieion of the yoterie list. will be held at
•to 100 degrees in the shade ? Hohnesville on Saturday next. A
witY
numberof appeals have beeti entered
WHEN . be both sides, most of which are those
•that ordinarily arise after the list has
Toil earl get something in the cannel been compiled, but in some unaccount-
;goods line a great deal Mere appetising? able manner the mime of a well known
farmer who hoe been a resident and
.--4:11ere ere a few palate ticklers: 2
voter of the township for over 60 years
)(lamed ehleke_n, thick,' ItirkeY• has beenleft toff the list entirelycnnd
'Termite, Pigs Pee‘ Ready Lttneh this • 10among he list of appeals.
Beef, Sauced Mackerelp Lobsjers
,•earabuip ShieliaPTSliidliieitio race In Pr Tam - One of our merry
bachelors returned home one evening
Per wide/Wheel there ill nothing nicer and prepared to retire for the night
than Devilled Hem, when, to his astonishment, a tramp by
the way had taken posseesion of bis
TOUR DESER•T bed, he therefore retrated his steps
back to the neighbor's dvielling from
$ tfii madly made if you ruse Inetenteneo. u* whencehe eame,and slumbered till the
Tigldoce Or Hasty jellyoon dir sit different dawn of day.
41Wers,
.A0 ,
A. fleet of heighten, that will . ply from
l'' OgiblE COOPER et Coe • Lake Erie portsoria the Welland °anal
,- and the Gnlf of ht. Levvrenee,„ across the
.. , Atientio to rioted 38,500,000, is being
; ,.. Usenet etre* le Beetles Moat. 1 oonstruoted by order Of Pitteburg iron
„, 41111.6414 csagli co II atOr mid Itis "P°14°""
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OWs.
p sermons eeem to come with increasing'
races on the afternoon of the second illness. re T. Little is attending the
popular pastor of the church, Rev E.
A. Shaw, who always ear the appro. Vigorandeahryneasitinheissieh eaanredras.re highly day promise to be interesting. Miss London Exhibition this week.
priate word at the preper time. Ad- appreciatedEdith Beers left for London this week
dresses were given by Rev M. J. Wilson PIONIC.-The union picnic of the to take a position in Chapman's depart- Londesnore.
B A., a former pastor of this church, Sunday School and congregation of St, mental store. John Manning, butcher,
who made an exeeiknt speech, •taking Peter's, together with the public has notice to move out of his present UNI3DitTUNA.TR.-S. S. NO. 8 is some,
for his subject "An ideal knighthood school and congregation of St. Jollies, premises by the 19th inst., as the Car- what.. unfortunate. at present. The
I
foe the 2,Oth century ;" the current Holmesville, which is to be held today ling estate purpotie building a Wick trustees during the holiusselsdaas teacher
eti engaged
ehould display more individuality_ of best ever had. The beautiful grounds Mrs Chas, Quotes, of PonSchoolet. ,tiac, Mich., is She started and taught two dastook
thooght of which was that peeple 1 (Friday), is expected to be Otle Of tlue 'office on the cite for renting purposes. Miss McLaughlin, Br, .
character, and of it better type. Rey of George Hill are almost an ideal home on it ehrirt: visit to her Mt:ether, sick, and gave up the They
g
PlecA Vs. a Male, The fife itild 1rt1112 Mrs Gould, W111. Derling, Teeswater, advertised for a teacher, and in the
Mr Clemens, pastor of the 'Evangelical
will furnish bangle. Football, is the guest.of Cleo. McLeod. Rev W. meantime engaged Miss .Iiirk until onechurch, also spoke on 0 BeinCour- baud
teous," a timely and appropriate ad- wee and other sports for- the boys M. Martin, B, D., preached in his own was secured, They eugaged one last
short speech. Miss Ferguson, teacher, N.:rtes.-Miss Minnie Wallace,. Olin- pulpit last Sabbath, after a month's week, and no"ified Miss Kirk to that
vacation in Muskoka. Miss ' Gertie eft.
dress R. Holmes. M. P.. also gave is and girls will be in order, fecThe new teacher Miss Oliphant,
Hicks is visiting her friend, Miss H. was to be ready on Monday, but sent
White, at Niagara. Miss Cora Fowell word that she wee not coming, so the
is the guest of friends in London. 3. school has been without a juniorteach-
(*. Stanbury, barrister, attended the er this week.
Mitehell.court Ain•Friday 4124M -import, - - .
NOTES.;-;-- Tuesday tight 'we were first purchase was of * couple of orch-
ant eerie, and secured a. verdict for histreated to a smallcyclone; we pity ards he secured from Thomas Archer, .
client. R. g, Lang, apple exporter, has
those who get a full grown one. After Base Line. The manufactory was open,
grapher and typewriter. Mies Irwin, doing service for 28 years, John Bruns- ed this week for business.
engaged Miss Blair, London, as steno..
Wit:where, has been appointed to the don tore the shingles off his house and
put:on new ones this week. Our path -
position of junior teacher in the public master purposes doing the statute
school, Miss Robertson taking the
.... hill. Mies Shaw is here for a week or
Latin and modern lau:guages. Merbyn
two before resuming heft position as
milliner in the ll, Pickard ds Co. store
Huston, eon of H. E. Huston, has taken Son sold four head of cattle at Tcronto
fair; they did not succeed in taking
is position in Roberts' drug store, Park-
labornext week. Messrs Granger &
many prizes, but it is not always the
Brileefleld•
in Hensall, best that Wills.
gave a recitation: The choir of Bethel
church furnished excellent, Music. The
proceeds, about 445, are for the 'unease
of iMproying the Bethel church;
. •
PASSED AWAY. -tin Aug. 8Ist, Mrs
Ann Stitt, relict of the late Jackson
Stitt, of this place passed away very
suddenly at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Wm. Stevenson, near the Listowel
High School. The deceased had reach-
ed the ripe age of 86 years and SOMe
months, and was in the enjoyment of
good health up to within a fetv hours
of her death.
ton, spent Sunday with her friend, Miss
Ella MoBrien. Mrs G. M. Kilty, who
has been visiting at Mr Watkins', re-
turned to Delhi on Tuesday. A. E.
Wethetal tont Saturday and-Stiiiddy*
with friends in the vicinity, •••
, Stanley.
NOTES. -Mr Parsons, of the Bayfield
road, has disposed of his farm to 'Rev
Mr McNeil, who preached in Baylield
Presbyterian church a short time ago.
bliss H. Armstrong, of the Bronson
line, vvhohas been visiting in Belgrave,
returned home last week. • We are
glad to hear of the recovery of the
little daughter of W. Taylor, who has
been quite ill. Mine M. Turner, Clin-
ton, last Week visited her sister. Miss
P. Turner, ' teacher in S. S. No, 8. R.
shapes with the common trimmings.
The prevailing style is the ser,vicable
rough rider which is very becoming
to many. The openings are expected
to be held the last week of this month.
THE .NIVAPORA.TOR.-Atain thii
in-
dustry has started since e apple sews,
son is in. Mr. Case, of the firm of Town '
ft (lase, having arrived last week from
Roseville, N,Y,, to take chorge. He tells
us that no cheap Aug will be run off
this fall as there is no demand, and the
price received would not pay for the
manufacture, let alone transportation.
Formerly this chop was sent to France
for champagne purposes and the better
goods, the evaporated material,was ex-
ported to Germany for domestic con-
sumption, Mr. Case le now ready for
tbe deliverentalikinde of apples. Hie .
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Drysdale.
MARIMAGE.-ruesday. the llth inst.,
Was the date of a happy event, when
WM. Dilettante and Miss Josephine,
youngest daughter of Louis Denornme,
were united in marriage. The nuptial 0, Reid, teacher in Deborne, visited
knot was tied by Rev Father Clourtois. his home last Saturday. R. McConnel,
They left en Tuesday afternoon for who has been spending the summer
0ourtright, where they will spend months at the home of his brother
their honeymoon. They will reside in Alex, returns to his hoine this week.
the vicinity of St. Joseph. VISITOR8.-Mr McDonald, of Blyth,
NOTES. -Thomas, Hedard, of Court- was yield% at McOowan's last week,
right, who has been away from home D
Mrs . Mc innes and niece, of Detroit.
on a tour, paid his friends here a short , are visiting at Mrs H. McGregor% lira
visit on Tumidity and Wednesday the Hurley and eon Martin, who spent a
past week. A few more have become week at tire Gregor McGregorre, left
seriously ill with typhoid fever, in.the on Tuesday for their home in Bruce.
/
persons of Mrs Luke Nigh and , Med. e x .- .
raser
ardr the continuance a the fever is invariably due to the impure drinking was assisting to fill a silo last Friday will, of Exeter, Survive to mourn the father and filen s.
he fell againet the edge of the rack and bee of a loving mother.
tillirr'
Water along the lake shore ioad, Far. broke one of his Woe. Verteeil
mere are jubilant over the yield of SIon.-4. Scott, who during the sum. Rolmooville lirorge.-Birs S, Cox, ar of Eincar.
grain, as the turn out this year stir- neer was in fairly good health, has had CRUMB WOES. - The League on dine, is visiting friends in s this neigh -
Melees that of many years back, it fresh attack of Isle malady, rhetima. Monday evening was very interesting, borhooa '1 he Mimes Morgan, of De-
tiern. He is somewhat improved. the eubjeet being taken by 14.. W. Tie. trolt, are pests at the home of Fred
periodic WnsTinur Fam.-Amorig ' the large %earth& and J. It Walton; A pienic Moron. Mr and Mrs O. W. Potter
number who have gone to the Weet- was arranged for in connection With and Welly drove to Mitchell on Satur-
Neme.-Pred Argent visited Clinton _eh Otic We 11141 mention 1). M_e0-ow.a.,rir the Lisegue, to be held on Saturday at day. Leland Wigle, of Gait, was home
On Sunday, he always goes west to x rank Alkeneead, It, Baird, r. mini:, jeweee grove, Beyffeld. All are Wel, on a welt last WeSk. MISS II, bison.
find Eastthie friend Danwas with'hint, S. Keiser, Misses Isabella Aikenhoid coma by complying With the ;picnic' hat returned to the stor ,e after a
Win and Tommy Went out coon hunt- Oh Sithilay evening nett o memorial% has been on the sick lid, but is getting
rules. 00tnt and bring your friend". month's vaeatien. Matter Hirrian (lox
lhad a date besides Aggie, Derr, and Annie Mclilweri.
Ing and succeeded in catching one; at. Mr James Never, ti ei. Cathaiis sermon will be preached by the pastor better, Itobt. }Totem and S. McPhail 1
ter this Tommy will keep his dietence Wunder, was run *Mr by 6 *Won i ika.,' in memory of the late Mre. 14'.. NWhite, are in London this week, exhibiting a
for coons are vicious1 ed with cordwood and wed. tin &Unpin, the bilethodiet ehureht Zyeopold colt.
,
much respected resident of Exeter fee o
e from n nrg, a, .1 A , _
„No.TE8.-RWditIlb. Mernrotellt Ilhrts rreotouorpnto-
DeaTet,-Mrs Mary A. Nilson, a
seine fifteen years, and widow of the Prior crops in that vicinity, Mr Sled
Tlauteesdjer of le,Fsatn vireenic. was e btvuanrieannirrnn and bride, of Oollingwood, visited last
week at the home of W. Graham. Miss
in Durham Co., England, ee y ears arm Lillie '.1.aylor has returned to London.
and when a mere child settled at Lum. Disin.-On Friday last the youngest
ley, tisborne township, with her par- son of D.Campbell,of our eillage, pass -
draft. She was an active member of ed away at the home of her uncle in
the James street Methodist church, Egmondville, at the age of seven
and a woman of much business ability. months, no WAS seriously 111 but two
Three sons -Albert and Norman, of days. His mother died 'about two
Manitoba, and Raymond, of Winnipeg, months ago. The funeral, which took
and two daughters --Mrs (Dr,) J. Har- place on Sundriy,was a large one,show.
Aeon, of Detroit, and Mrs Wm. BeAk. ing the sympath ,felt for the bereaved
Watch
Talk
To tlie busy Man en accur-
ate meth ie a neoessity.-
not a luxury as some seem
•t9 tlIink. • titihgo O.Very
moment of predate HMS,
to Meet Wilda, keep 'ap-
pointments. in feet to be
always on time one must
have et good watela. Drop
in and let tut talk Watches
to you ; we are praotical
watch repairersand yon
earl have the benefit of our
20 yeas' experience with.
ont charge. if you have is
watch which weed clean,.
Ing, hair any part broken
or lost, or one which ba
...:beenruinert by incompet-
ent workmen, bring it to no
end we veil -tell you bud
what it w and what it
will cost •
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Jeweller end Optioien,
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