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AST TOUR VOTE FOB, R. HOLMES, and a good government, both of whom are wOrthy of confidence and support.
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Table Silverware,
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Itiudever it is we'reentione it shell
• • come our way,
e••reptir such *Inge .It'auttite
fatitory manner.*
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Our chargesare moderate.
eervices prompt.
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Whether large or smell 11 receivet
all tha attention it requiem.
aWer are Leader* In our lane.
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B. CREVirS9
Jeweler
AxpertWisteh4opairer
A.nd Optielan
'AVM MAVDONALD
soaionh. eat.
There IS -
A Saving
in at for you in dealing with M,..
the prineipaletrictly 7ur. and
Clothing house in an extent of ,coun-
try 25 miles °quire.
The reasons widoh woke ne
oonfl-
dent in making moll e statement
'ateefirsk we bey for .mish;Betelik
we sell for cash; third,, we sell .our
-oWn 'Reads, no halt-herieted attention
on the part of indifferenteleekawhen
yea buy from ne you will deid with
either of the owners. We carry ev• .
and ere reerier •rf every des -
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erything in menartine And also
ledi
iiritition, ladies ) els, wipes, boas,
etorm.00llartaretlanniftil. PO1141140
coperinso, and .the largoltoin; of ell
Mortis fur boste of altiote
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Noone.= -W. Miller bite, given the
;English nhureli is coat of 'White nedut,
which. irnbrovee its appearance,_ (ma&
.0raVelie has been laid up wit h a bore
knee; Dr, Gunn operated on. it several
weekttago. On Saturday night.ii.
.0artney had completed three months
, of filinost solid threshing, and hes sev-
eral Weeks of work yet. Splendid ad -
dreams were given by 3. T. Garrow'
And D. McGillicuddy at R. Holmes'
meeting in the hall Tuesday MOIL
'On Sunday„Rey Mr Penile% of Blyth,
preathet1 missionary serniOns in the
Methodist church, and gave two excep-
tionally fine addresses. Rev Mr Stone,
Imagne Wardell/try, epoke On Tuesday
night; his talk was about two hours
long, and was the most interesting and
inetructive missirantry speech we have
aiver listened to.: •
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1401$001... -Tee trueteett of S. S. No.9
Met on 'Tueeday Mamie/ to Mime a
torch*, be ettetteed Miss Blair, resigned,
butit beinbe'fore Nov. let, and only •
having:two applicalions, Mr Peck and
Mr Reid, thee adjourned to meet one
week
Speogeeruz.--The sale of steak and ,
• implementer of aeot Leithwalte, on lot
48, Maul nd cOn esei n o 0 t 19
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inton
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This beat adrertleing esettilent
• In tido *Wien.
om4T9ig. ON 10, NOVEIVIBER 2, 1900,
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- srper Tear *drama
;Lee When not so paJd.
1 Additional local Nelts.
Mee ) is &Patriotic es well ae 0, Take Care of.
The News .of the •Neighborhp
od
swag Dema-Oermen, lion of Mre
was -A eery sOccesaful one, Abell;
$2000 was realized, part of the stock
i being gold by private sale. Two year
I old cattle Went for about $22, three
year olds at $40, and towe from $28 to
Iebeethe horses went from 4100 to 6150.
• Dien Ite Tag • Wner.-We * are
seers? to recerd the unexpected death
of Samuel R. Ferrite a former well
know VA 1011131Y reePected reaident
of this tOWnsh p, which, event occurred
:at Indian Ford, Manitobe, on• the
20th Wet. Mr Verde moved west in
the doing. of 1 3, and took • up/and,
, but hie health failed, and be had to
lent his farm thie year. He war, the
youngest son of the late Report Ferris,
and brother of Mrs Simla; Sturdy,
and also Robert ' Petrie, tif • Mullett
He was 48 years of age, and, leaves a
' wife - formerly Miss Ellen IllcOlel.
land - and four small children, to
mourn the death cf an upright man,
and a good citizen,
Nbutia-T. Middleton is erecting a
brick woodebecl. Old residents tell us
that the creeks have never been so .low
as they have thie fall. Rey. Mr Yel-
land preached an able and interesting
attrition in Cole s church last Sabbath.
Quarterly meeting in Cole's church
next Sabbath at 1.0.80e. no, when the
sacrament of the Lord's, supper will be
administered, Mat Mains finished the
stabling of Peter Cole's barn last week;
Mi Cole has one of the most conven-
ient and comfortable barns and stables
In the toSvonip and is a credit to the
builder. Debauchedliterature is 11 ing
everywhere and is being DOS on
every old rail fence in the township
by the Cfoneervativesi a oentlenian
. told us the other day in his vicinity
they were cementig their bosh on the
roa&. E. Marshall has moved tb a
farm Oh the Bavfield line.
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Stanley.'
Norma -Alex. Poster, Varna, was
on the line working this week for Mrs
P. Campbell. Roderick Rom, Clinton,
is visiting hie son, James Rose.
STomo-One •day last week Thos..
Fraser shipped from Clinton six fine
thotobred Shropshire rain Iambs.'
• They were destined for 0. D, Green-
wood, St, Johns, Mich. Mr Fraser
breeds only the very best of stock.
ActorDENT.-While John A. McEwen
warsirbrkino in the woods last week,
he.accideittally cut the great toe of his
left foot, which will keep him off work
-for a few flays. He has been busy for
the Iast few weeks in finishing hie un-
tlerbarn stabling.
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Sam -Arthur. Whittiegbain hae.
sold his farm, of 70 easel on the 4th
con., to his . son-in-law, Wm. Potter,'
(eon of T. j. Potter, Goderich town-
ship.). In consequence thereof he will
have an auction sale of all hie effects
on Monday. Mr Whittingham is re -
Frosting to Oollingwoodl where his son-
in-latv, P. Olatworthy, is in business.
WEDDED. -A toilet home wedding
took place at. the residence of the
bride's parents, on Wednesday, Oct.
Slat, erlien Rev. A. Stewart untied in
tnatrimony, jahrtMcliarlane to Miss
Itabelia, second danghter of Mr and,
-Mrs Malcolm McEwen, 3rd con. The
guests only included members of both
families. Both of the, happy couple
being popular their numerous friends
extend. to them congratulations and
wishes for long life of bappinese.
Cormore,-Council met on Monday
Oct. 27, with all'the raernhere present
The minutetr•-otalitr previous meeting
were read. and approved. The follow -
Ing accounts Were • midi -Alex: Mc -
Beeth, for building bridge on Gemmel's
side line, 639; for plank, $81.50; St. Jos-
eph Lumber Cie, gravel, $4,80: 1 Mc-
Arthur, spikes,: $2; D. O. Oampbell,
bridge spikes, $150; J. T. Oairne, for
supplies for ball, $2,59; Drs. • trunn and
Shaw $5 each far examining S. J. Cur-
rie for asylum; Jowett Bros., plea,
$11.94. The petition of Jo*Poster ind
otheis re big sWalni) drain was kid
over 'for future consideration owing to
the lateness of the season. Council
meets again on Monday, Nov. 261h, to
settle gravel accounts and general
business, J. T. Caren Clerk
Mullett
F.titsr Runten.-Mr Francis Kettle,
' has rented hie 100 acre farm on the
:2nd concessicila Samuel Love. of
Morrie, for a term of fire years, at
an annual rental of $285, WhiLi.h in-
•cludee statute labor and taxes, Mr
,1lettle has 200 acres yet in which he
will 00110111le to reside,
•-•Patitie•Sotre-olte•••Vetitgtaonel:, has
• ditipoeed of hie two farms recently
and •• On Thursday held an auction
*ale of hie idea, implements and
• other property. Reath half of lot 15,
1st concession,containing 50 litres
was eoldrfer 91500 to Edward Junco.,
ose . farm adjoins and North half of
let congestion, 78 agree realized
($60 per acre) including house,
Wo berm; and other buildings, 080^qe
kite being the purchaser and' *tab
ill Move to it 'sheeny, Mr Vaneg-
ond intends to live in Clinton or
rhino; Segforth butunry go wept in
spring, There Is a chsrpell how-
ete:of him 1 editing and settling
()Whin one Of ,these towns if the
tight,. person .happlitts along. We
tied ***mon why he •should not be.
elorttsat readmit of Minton.
Why
tic, You Wain rtertielf molds* resat when
4he MISMSItattitaltS4 been ranging from es
so Iceideerees in the shade?
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'!�t, canto Neltetlihig in' the attuned
goodini*ilistiSt deal teem emitting? •
Bare lbaSSI tilt* pollen, ticklers:
dlanteed ellidoken, Ditekt Tftehltyv
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sitteell
•iihrielPs Serli al* est.
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lag S gin
KiliO4
as Iniitemitaniens
piny 4.117,60i2 (lit Id* different
tOOPlit g Co.
Tnekeramitb.
• Chronon.-The prayer service will
held on Friday evening inetead of
Thursday On account of the S. S, an_d
• League convenlion le Clinton.
Ntertrai.-J. Clark, of Ileneall, visited
friends here on Sunday last. Mee
Dunernore and Miss Johne visited
relativeamear Bintondville het week.
Charles and Wee Gertrude Carnochan
visited their uncle. 8, Johns, on Sun-
day last. Addison Johns hair been re-
engaged at Mineeing at an increase
of *awry. Mr and flits Wm. Edward*,
on Triad teat. Mre S. T. jackson,
of Brigilleie returned to their home
of Ripley, e visiting' at her home and
with friends here. Zits Bryant, Lon-
don, visited, last week at the home of
her uncle, John McDonald.
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Vino Inetnnitstrt.- Sohn 11. Me -
°thrum, collector of this toiwriship, has
*Aided to hie home a beautiful Cabinet
strand opright piano, purchased of
Geo, P. Eineritin, Godetich.
AStortatille.-- Matthew Lockhart,
reset,, Is ari aspirant to the potritIon
of County Ilommiesiener, and will
make a run for the position this year,
/for the reeireent john T. Currie, new
a metnher of a V31,04113 eOtinell.
Will run and will kely be elected; he
has had *triple Operience, and Is the
drst native-born person who ever ran
for the positron In tide township, he
av ng been born hers. -
NOTne.--Our ',Mega to pretty well
tilled up ett *Very houee from the Mel&
land raver to Ur Gledhill's' woolen Milli
Sts14 up as far tre th_e postotnee are oc-
cupied. A few of Bet, congregation
attended the eerie* at Berimiller on
.bbirth morning, Bethel church being
dulled os IM10011110 Of the popering and
Ninth* of the chureb. Mention mat.
tors are Sonnor1344 hue we are
eferitla Seorttelfestr. - hopeful of a eubstautiel majority for
Lourire and Holmes,
00.1. ter lent* sae Ste
..o .; • It hie glare change end the other day
fund *traded he commenced to gather
Aim counting u It an3ounted to
SUppited by the•iiiew Erten wIdevitetehe and reliable rorresueentlently ^ $0.00. As tide fun reeelyed More t an
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what or seat *eked he took It
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' Ontincre-On Simday. evening last
Rev, E. B. Smith, of elaPeterli church,
Preached a ,very eloquent, practieal
Minion from the text "Their hoops
were gene out" The eemaannual
meeting of the Deanery of Huron, was
held in the Sabbath School room of
St. Nut's church, Clinton. At the con-
clusion of the service on Sunday even-
ing next, the Sacrament of Hoty Oem•
mutdatsitl_he administered. •
itY44-1444************ref-VAt Jackson to be added toa fund tow
Wekit Har011LiberaiNOlilitlee recettion t be i
rds
naincworritp.....peopie are worioriag. svhen e snivel( home, Thie I an
- vrhae the matter is with john Sara he Petiprable act on this manly little fel-
ebb
tO A ra
. 10010,00 Wile. Well, on hie arrival
twat° frent Seafretth the day , of the Osterenee-We have receivedfor
• tlenehiation,he was agreeably surpritted publication a, letter from our esteemed
* to find a bran new bouncing baby giri friend, Wm. Doig, of Tuekersmith •
• giving a resume Of the trouble between
himself and Mr Rain. II. McLean. We I
do not think that an gouLl whatever
woulce be the result of publishing the .
at his house,
Acoinictreealan Friday hurt as Mrs TA
Ward and her daughter, Lizzie, were
. out driving, the out game off the axle,
and the wheel coming off the home
(look fright and ran away. throwIng
1 them out of the buggy. Lizzie was not
much the worse but Mrs Ward was
considerably shaken up,,and was, for *
time, thought very seriously injured.
No bones were broken; we hope for her
speedy recovery.
RETURNED. -W117.- Stinson and wife;
from °regime are on 4 visit here after
an absence of over 31 years. In 1869 bo
• left Varna and went to the gold fields
Mr llohnes asks the support of 411
Of Nevada and Oalifornia, but at the
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electore who NOM 111 a tirOgreatovepreterit tome is a resident of the state
administration, of all who believe in a 'of
t4iereeg°ad to see him looking Flo well;nee
H
is old :Kende here are
policy of "peace, union and _prosper- very,
he weighs over 200 eouede and is hale
ity." The Laurier administration :has
That Cold
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letter but. On the contrary. thetrouble
woulci simply be re -opened. Let, by -
genes be by-gones; bury' the hatchet
entirely out of sight and be good'
!deride. Both are too intelligent to
keep up a thing of 'this kid, which
ehould no longer prevent them from
being on the best of terme.
.Awanrign.-Vitilat might have been
settled for 9500;tve are told. has run oti
to between $1,200 and $1,500 for the
defendants. Judgment heti been given
by Judge Forgotten in the aoticu re-
cently tried at Geiderich brought to
re-
cover damages for injuries sustained
by plaintiff Askwith from coming in
contact with a line wire, the propei ty
pluses ; has made the Intercolonial a
wiped out* deficits and created sure „ . e a atwitter of . of the.defendante the Clinton Electric
ears Jae. Wanless. Light company, fastened to 'a fence
Paying concern; has done more for NOTES. -Mrs A. A. Cardillo and hertvro Poet, while -delivering hogs at. the
Canada than any previous administra- children, of SeafOrth, are visiting alio cattle yards at (Hinton station. $500
tion ; has given the country stand- week at bre Armstrong. . We are has been awarded plaintiff, damages
log in the ,eyee of the world it never sorry to hear Thoe. Ward lost a vane. • aseesed by jury, against the detendante
had before. Don't be deceived or lois- able horse on Monday inst. Tee Lea.' the G. T. R. 0o., and the G. Tele-
Noolts.-.-The L, 0 L of this place led on matters that are not before the
gue rnet as usual on, Mondey even= Braid), Cce, with costs. Action againet
'n . .
PurPnee having a ,,eupper on Monday FVote on present kerma and ing tbe topic "Do not Worry," theOlintoElectric Light Cowas dis
evening next and full reparations are 2°Pla•
mark your ballot as follows; • was very ably introduced by . u. E missed with costs to be paid by the G.
being made. Mrs 3as. Laithwaite WEST HURON Belzer,
pent part of last week with Atm E. ' •
Butt. Miss W. Thompson was the .
feast of her friend, Mies ef, Sheppard . HOLMES •
on Saturday and Sunday..,Mieses Erna Robt. Holmes of •the Towo of
and Minnie Wallace, of Clinton, were Clinton, Publisher
guelits M their sister, Mrs R. Wood-
yard, on Sunda. A. E. Wethetal, of •
Auburn, called on friends in this vicin.
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ity Buyer
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last weethropk. J' BullardandMrs aPeut DNrurr''' Relit. McLean of the Town of
clay at Win. Mr . . ba
Coreie visited Mir and ltdrsLindsay on •. Ge . -
Wednesday of last week' We tire
which • all. present enjoyed
.. Fair; he gave a ,very practical taik T. Re .Garrow. Q. ,C.,‘ and Garrow,
very (Goderich),for plaintiff. Shepley, Q. ti,,
and, R. G. Graham, (BramPtoml for
much; Wedn es d the a " 0 f ,L, nexten'gu e week.wit, be h notel d
forget the grand tea meeting to be defendants Clinton Electric Light Co.
W. Nesbitt, Q. C., for defendants G. T.
gilen tinder the aucelottheMetho- •
&Co, E.:Campion, Q,C.,for defendants
5th ; a grand program is being. prepar- Great N. W, T. Co.
• dist church on Monday evening, Nov.
ed, coneisting of speechea music. rent- Srononeo ' Marrons.-Last Friday
ations, ete, ; great efforts are being looked gloomy for a bowling match;
the season ; borne and enjoy . vour- rinks went to Seaforth and had a
however, it cleared upend two Clinton
put forth to make this the orient of
• 'selves. Mrs j. Jervis and her Oster. friendly' . gamei but they met their
Waterloo the Seaforth club winning
pleased testate that E. hicIlveen, thin, la"law*111E) Arvte. Moimesitille,
of P.Mellieen.who Was sick in Clinton •Bledietis are proverbially uncertain • visited the forrnees brother, Rev. J.
with_typhoid fever,is itunroeinglapith things, but the indicittions all point to W.,Andrews, on Wednesday of last
ly. w,-Oole was engaged cutting and the re-election of Mr HOInies: Let our. wet*.
crushing for Mr Lindsay last week. friends make oasturanefidoubly.sere.r., • ,
The phonographic concert given by . • • • • • Or4iDirb remit,
W. J. Smith on Friday .evenitur, was ' ARMAGH., --_ BOitsiels Catholic
well attended and naricercppreekiteit, alum M.111*, bareister, Toronto, church was crowd with an interest-
' rind °theta, will aildre"se a mertiN. inehrorge on Monday. Oct.se22nd. an
marriage '11°611!!It f9r1j3legt191i:N,0°!b04:1141 lag In the intonate of tire Liberal :ird Y
r, youngeet
' ' b party in the ?awn flail, Clinton, aairghter of Mr•and Mrs
Raker,
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on Or • , of ranbrook. The bride . looked
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PitoMOTIon.- Promotion examine. on Monday. evening next, charrninVn a teilor-made suit of light
Bons were held Oct. 25th and 28th in
the Senior division of 8. S. No. 8, Hul.
lett when the following were promot-
ed:- From junior to senior third,
marks obtainable .700, to pass 806-Etn*
manuel Lyon, 487; Mame Ger rett. 470;
SOWS* Brown, 476; Willie Bell, 457; Wil-
lie Grantham, 407. • Prom senior, third
to Junior fourth. marks obtainable 725,
to peas 863 -Francis Garrett.516;Nanc.y
Crawfor d. 495; Willie Lea 490; Flossie
Jamieson, 158; - Crawford, 453,
A. MoAraasrert, teacher,
• by 11 share Barlend's rink being up
and Tisdall's down. The score was:
(Minton Seaferth
Taylor
Irwin
Johnston
Harland
Jackson
ifoLein .
Bright •
•";=k Pierqe
skit, ' .skip 17'
McMichael
Stegleerte
r- r=ii ,be. A__.,
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v•••Assurik,
Yonesn't stop your conln. after
the Omelet procession- stark!, hat
ny oouw obsyn tdheel Bays et hoet p pro er too at • sco; el;
what by stopping your coughing
Balsam of Wild ahem-
• reBmaredky.enWdgeu
2/ sptahr rusita ef r*Bueradit sts.tenfbee:ijattencev:i imi :Dar
SYDNEY JAC)ISONIt:
reeseription
eirons 10.rui-Stoe
Methodisfbhurth will be held on Sun- '
day peat; Iciee feast at 10 a. Mk; sacra-
ment to be administered at the close of
the evening serviceveubject at 11 a.m.
"Can a man who; has once been saved
be finally lost;" at 7 p. rep "The parable
Of the bereaved father." -i-b� Of
the W. M. fit. are • preparing 6: box to
send to Nitinitt. B. Ep-
worth League nilifilonarv. Mr Stoner
of Leagues that Polide oW4litottolowt avtispi visiting ay.!
Tee vote of theTh S. Presbyteries on ;
the question therevielon of the Coto-
feesion of Froth, ae, timelier reported;
is as follows: For revision onle.• '30; • *.
declaratory statement,•2;sePpleMetireV"
creed, 80; substitute creed; 5; rewleieti
and supplemental weed, 10; dismissal
of the whole subject,.83. ; total number
of Presbyteries voting, 110. There are
282 Presbyteries including 21in foreign
lands. The vete ot two-thirde of the
Preebyteries .will be essary for the
Agrtow . Assembly to Send do any ovettures
metal • skip 8 Coleman skip 24 on the subject, .
.The curlers. have started for the com- 'Sr. Pearris Ourriterr.-Conifirmation
log winter season, mill -it promiees to classes. have been started in connection .
be a prosperous one; a number df new with 81.. Paul's church. The rector au.
brown aver cloth, tnmmed with mem ere will pm the club, this year. flounced last Sunday morning that he
chiffon and valet*, with hat to match, Auyone who has curled finds it oneof would preach abernion on dos iMporte
The bridesmaid was Mies Hannah the best of s oda. The most prornin. .ant rite of the Ohuech nett Sunday
NOTES. -Miss Kiva Adams has re-
turned hoine from Seafortb. Wm,
Hamilton is engaged in S. S. No. 4 for
1001. Miss B. Garrett is visiting
friends in Westfield. Mies Lou Om.
mette has returned to Toronto. Mrs
Reid, Cliintob, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Braithwaite. The pastor of the
Methodist church here was presented
with a load of oats,&e., from the mem.
bees of thelicongregation; Messrs Car-
ter, eleVittie, Moon and Braithwaite,
who delivered them, spent a pleasant
time at the parsonage. The Quarterly
meeting will be held in the Methodist
Achineh here next Sabbath, and the
business meeting on Monday nt 1.00,
Samuel Woodman has moved into the
house 'adjoining the -Witcher oboe
which will be more convenient. W.
Ouinsette has a new clerk, Alex.
McKenzie from the county of Briny,
Walter Riddell endtfrs Ouimette have
gone on a trip to visit friends near
Ottawa.. Wednesday night a few
very silly pranks • were performed in
the village but no harm was done;
the township councilought to build a
lock-up find engage a few constables
flit Mb. eight Mattradet .....0n..Saturm,.
day night last McMillan gave one
of trio old time political addressee on
the questions of the day; WM. Dolg,
of Tuokersmith, opposed him in a very
weak effort; there ought to be a large
in/dimity for the- LOON! 9.crvent of
the past. .
Myth. .
It Will pay you to and see Mrs Graham%
steckot rammer before odes:Wag elsevrhere.
New Goods arriving (Wee, Week* '
NOTES. - Mrs F. H. Ashbury, of
Lorne, left for their new home in Oak-
ville on Thursday, where Mr Ashbur
and trout. Kerb, e.re ever in the mil
- son left on Thunday for. Natchetye, was yr _attended. IL SUB en tion was a trine lob -sided, *ethers WM as) Rev Mr • Oashroan, pastor of Essex
- Miseiseippl, for the winter, Where- Mr the sick net. Wm. Shenk iotenAs oppositiOn add no fault to And with Baptist church, has received a call to
Sloan is engaged in the timber busi- move to Zurioh in a few weeks. Wile. the Liberal Government. • the pastorate of Kincardine Baptist
liest‘ .A, bleetingin thelotereets of the Melo had rtyettrmisteebieful We lob
• NoTsS.-.1. G. Vole lies returned to Ryan, Sister of tbe groom, who Wise be ent men in 8anada are affilieted with evebin-The regular annual meeting
teonstance
some club. they find itsplendid remote- of the Deanery Chapter of Horan Was
his home in Kansas, after an extended corainelY attired hi'a tailor-made *snit Lon from their dales. Wednesday held on Thursday afternoon: Rem
visit here. Win. McIntosh has im. Of red Mies' cloth,. trimmed with black
silk and white satin yoke svith rhine- •night last Clinton club rnet for emir- (lodging, Turnbull, Parke, Finney Sena '
proved his house by painting it, and
stone buckles, also hat to match. • The ganization and elected the following oings, Lowe, Smith,' McQuillan, 'Doh- • •
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building A verandah. Mr and Mot A. o...111..cear!: Chasplain, Rev E. B. Smith; erty and Messrs Metcalfe, Clausen and
T. Cooper and Miss Ouningharee, Olin- groomsman was Mr P.Baker, elf Walk-
erton. The bridal party entered the r.'81'"" .
nt W. Brydone; vice, IL B. McMurray were preset:it. A 'talk an
ton, gave excellent addresses at the
Tonne church to the strains of the wedding Comb*); sec. treas., W. Jackson, midi- the Northerest WEIS interilitingly given
League on Sabbath evening..
Taylor had the tuiefortune to fan from march rendered by Mies Ellie Ryad. -k church in that part& Canada. • Rev*.
tore, M eG. ttoTarorset and lt, Agnew; by the Rural Dean, dealing With the
a tree and break. his arm on Saturday.
Mrs Sanderson has returned from vis-
iting Exeter friends. etri Snell is hav-
ing her house reshingled.
WEDDING. -A very pretty wedding
tooleplace on the evening of Tuesday,
Oct. 30th. at tbe home of Mrs Mc-
Oullv, when her daughter. Wee Lottie,
and Mr Isaac McGavin, were united in
marriage. Rev. Mr Coupland perform-
ing the ceremony. Oar the irnmealate
friends were present. The hride vas
dressed in white organdie, and carried
a beautiful boquet; ahe wit; assisted 1?.y
her sister, Mter tottielia, also attired in
white organdie; the groom was attend-
ed by Wore McOuliy. Leadbury; biles
Mabel Coupland played the wedding
March. Immediately after the cete-
mony and congratulations, a bountiful
dinner was served to the assembled.
Mr and Mrs McGavin make their home
in McKillop, near Leadbury. The
groom Is a prosperobs farmer, and
vet•y popular, and the beide is equally
sn, and is held in the highest -esteem.
She will be very much mimed, both in
the home and church, where she WAS
slater of the room and organist of sii"' W. P g' '
Helmets chore • After the cerenio:t. jamb Pair, R. Agnew and. N. Fair.
the happy couple drove to the comm - FAVORABLE COMMENT.-kteeelltli in
taus hotne of .the bathers parents where its review of books the London News
a sumptuous wedding breakfeet makes the following favorable cora-
ed them. Rev, Pr. McCabe Rimed the ment of the works of Mies Clara
Turnbull and Smith and Meese/ Olaute
en and Metcalfe were • elected. on the
Missions committee. Thaselnioinflual
Meeting will be held in Bay0eld next
simmer,
occasion with his presence. In the Mountcastle, our own Clinton author- Waxes thatroote-Latit Sundae the
evening a reception was M the ea 1 -"Is Marriage a Failure ?" WAS pastor conducted the morning service,
residence of tbe bride's. parentse-vvritten by Miss Mountoastle to -be at which the Sacrament of the Lours -
Among the large number of invited read at a church entertainment, but Supper was dispensed. Therewere2411
guests merry were from A 4147010.: (*Wing to a prolctiged inflator she was communicante, including the new
Mrs Ryan re one of Oranbrook's most unable to carry out -• this plan, members and a terve nilniber • from
highly esteemed and accomplighed She has therefore published the essay, other congregetionsahlit has been the
young ladies, and will be very much in comPany with thepoem, Lost! and larva number sioce Dec., IS98, when
missed in all social entertainments. many other genus of verse. The auth- 267partook;the preparatory service last
The happy couple carry the bort or says that she has inserted these Friday evening was well attended, Rev
wishes of the ennatuttity to their new verses "frit. preservation while she is D. Petrie. Of Winehatn, . preaching
home near Walton. The many beauti. - determining whetber or not b there be thoughtful and appropriate sermon.
ful atol costly peesente bestowed ripen of poetry in the beats- Hee N. Shaw, Egmondville, and the
the bride are only a. slight token of the of the Canadian people as will justify pastor exchanged pulpits for the even-
eeteem in which the bride arid groom her In bringing' forth a more' finished mg service. The congregation was
are held. •- • volume." "Lost" is a very pretty poem pleased with Mr Shaves profound and
telling in very simple, natural len- impressive sernion.--=Soride3r evening
Seaforth • guage the story of tbree little children Was coneecration night for the Bodeen
SUDDEN DEATEL- James Stewart, lost its the womb of Huron. Some of vor, and on Monday nieht the regular
proprietor of Stewarte restiturrat,Sea the other peeing contain very lovely butiness meeting was ifeld, when en -
forth. Out., dropped dead of heart fail- poetic ideas clothed in beautiful eouraging reports- from the different
ure Saturday. while sitting in a chair smooth -flowing Verse. In describing ceramitteee were read. A discussion
in his place of businese. He was 52 'the voice of her deed lover, as to a change in the studies took
an able and willing Wotker. Among yeare of age and an' old resident. Ile "And that voice had a power my out p age, _, being oug a Bilden:nitre
the onestS,Were Mr and Mes McCully, ettldy of the books of the Bible would
Stra-ford;-and-Mr-stel-liferreldiregtire •-sraa•Irldell-kuaam•aud.atireratflivar- to -Ploys
more beneficial than takinguirtha
A.nd subdue ; and my spirit no 104.e'r -bto8pics. A spletidid report of the late
• COZNOITHEHOIS.-A very necullar cir- • • strove. • •• . . Guelnh cbtivention was read he D 0
• ellanitallee wan noticed at tete nontina- And'his face to look upon was tO love.' m T- -ii D. - .
nbitrit; e avish, delegate fromithelfn Savor.
• tion in Seefortb.„ The two candidates ogle fostered hope ; the sweet hope -J, Etouston took the prayer meeting
Nores.-Mi Bertha Youngblut was for ontical honort, 'Were both Macs- tn t 1
a On Wednesday evening, the paetor bp-
Wm/deb:Mk. ite with the tarn/ening pu lie.
teneertnold quaintances in Auburn Mc wan and McMillen,- and the two - Might tr3r nly wingsin soaring' high,
visiting under the ran roof hurt candidattativere Mites also -Robert Me -
Blyth week, Edgar Rowed wman, if we eMeneer. . correctly. was
last week. • E. LaWarin. Witilyhani. was gentlemen speaking for their reepectiVe E'en art one may giver:Pon deity. -
Mc -
Sunday. Geo. Mars all was lathing at Murdie end M. Y. McLean; the chair- gibtirch (Minters
the guest of his old friend, Temple also a Mac -111c0o nel, Returning OM. A T. Cooper took charge of the
Clark. of Dungannon, lest week. 31. ter for 5..R. H. str fdcMillan !poke llott66 of Refuge services last Sunday
Medd's new teller shop looks hand- firet, for 40 minutes; then Mr MellWee afternoon. --'s .
some in its coat of paint; Mbar Thome- nude a neat speech, followed by M. Y. y, ,„, Tr, a,, .
eon, Dungann Is the lategb addition MeLenn for Mr McMillan, and :1W, ,, 14'et 11:411"Verilo °I "r.Ileditil..."11-
to hi etaZ The I 0 0 T district R motet& .1f mammal, then ulleteu anniversary services 4 ram.
Ing butd11060. Mrs W. * 813.11 and 1 nieetlialtofto last Wedneedarr 'night thad 16 minutes to reply. The The Meeting hill Presbyterian c h on Oet. 21.
hurc
,• 'ehurels, ..i 4. 0011111dprIng
Liberal party waeheld Thursday taight T10211447; hetet leavlireten„„ ,,,,„ - - ktilteetteld*
In Industry Ball when Dr. McDonmd, ington next swirl . Rel OW xi" igorne.-A number from our Oleg' led by Mitts Florence Onninghtuner
Mr and Mr* A, T. Cooper, accompan.
M. P. of the Bast Riding. and Alex,Me- P. Armstrong_visited God eh on Sim• attended the emotion at the home of dcoye to Ktoburn last Sunday evening
Douala, of Birth, spoke. day. .0. E. :,Betett el_tsdaaliLeklb, ,,,,A.100 Zones AM** on Tborido, to weldonae awl gave a, report of the recent Cirri*.
Orionort.-A leetore Was given and Maws 000 mit 10Ab W"KF 3"m " .1°"'" 146 bade. Nire - Granger elsiteti„ .relti.. thAl medeskytpr Ootwesitiok 116 Glesitill.
illustreted,by,wlarge nunteer c clime. , nyerootb'SbogiSpYirmittinoat, mulatior taaosrood01 'arestelonlMyth 1---rain,h week. MIs.-Jessii . Louttfrig 0.3ftylottgos ..... The ahnnel
chureh, by Rey. T, Wilson, of London WO Secured thidtuston_IL_The•f•Tallara" Disko* On mot, to the how° of Weschtfroinh piroltaatreetterdaryn (Rantutreadnabtary). stirhreeteir
iwhich waiver! Instructive end inter: tker is 0b00t r°0A 1 auTANE a lur *am' b r ender jui in. len. •T k
light 'views on South. Able*, Ott T4O0* WhO• OA .111/0" 0(7411012U031 of the Galerich district
cloy totaling pa the preibyterian t last Ivsek for Toronto, where he et her hereeikeirir:turned to IMO
eating. Rey. . Green of Kolmesvine, ou'e work, The ectrie 111; te. are in ,ReardAele!':
Heys freac ng mierionery f'Dviolitgot. i's224;1 - jot ur
eared from hie Attack !Qt. t 8 - 888- "
•
s Nicholson
Terrill. est 0044' Meetings Were well attend by deleT
on Sunday hoot work while the
• Artiontrxerir.-litr Darnlon her- A. report of th8 uroceedings helot..
BOStarth Lo4gilec04V61i on In 01filtdri sold out his butillieeilytti Seek to en fe wait weave hole,
oecupied the pulpit di the Methodist Ina hlastagam; S. Madden 4 Nichol.' held two ehtitchuderfooh tor prover ;rates te the mother of about fif r.
have t ern in their neer * ope. O. h chin whew . TUS toOrailti.64SIOri stilt princi
- ternoon and evening were taken up y
_10, astsia* mattera in coanaetton with the League.
here attended the Sturdily School and v s
Sunday.ft u g
on Thursday. Annlyerser y 64rOICeS in • Sidney Gibson of eels awanoeh '
chuttlPenhall x ,beth mornit Aunl. ereniktf,
sere:lona behlite Malt A. nutriber from 0 0
ited rel floes in D *tenon lest
connection with, the Methodist church
on Sunday, Nato - 11th, When Rev. T. Arid darkness Monday evening 00 t..yOUtignisliv Will look beliattiviimkatlisinandadLE11400„,k trewrifiliiis
Pith the hfethoiliit church will be held blOrne.--Notwithstanding the IMO POstinelter. Ile le Ire eteled eoudwitaa by the pastor each *vetting
Henderson, of St, Marys, Pretideat of' e a nutnber turned out to tke meat well w fewest of the oetruitun.
P•riotoi nfir the letter Nee Va dary ce6
dent both* result a the* &teeth***
the 0Oeferonco, will .8roiwit.,..iteth. httiDougall's ball in tire Interest ityt
lux 111 morning and evening, the follow- o r Rohm*, Last Thursday night 0% .0,Quartorl? siervierie will be held next
Ing Stondey evening he will dolly& number of Clinton brethren ch Prod* torten klorlity; lova NA .4 9.46 tran., Enka ths
wow the 06.
lecture oh "Worker*, liettfere imri Porter's lint °outwit of °boson %Wend* 1140a ehoeser, oat will 11)3416d•'
OrOaker6.." and very enjoyable thee wee eporat, AU , or part y Oiler Oat 4401.41illt eervier,-.Rer
their W. A. litiletted conducted ths eeryieee
Vt. II. Waif moved Isle ferell rind ff. ,kirtz v, a IA
igoo, yofa* in AO_ jr1,000. ,151"41au itexesit: bIesaa stathrotheltiatill, 111"r lultd villayilAwrillt04044414"6""itilak.bowitthall 1,10 aetoltivy. red preaeohed
awk toarreecte, the owlet. Wlirr* 11111
work at Turner's' ckareh,Tocketimitle
vokwa. •
t0 120, was — len feete Mt Monday to thair es* alt • at.y It Pat
of or** Pa2,090,000 Ve.404k0 *Weft lira 00014 Laaattra. etatted at O. W. had if 414,4 tell Mabee, sod the
Ing called elseWhere.
The cold storage system of the gee-
ernment has put thousands of dollars
in the pockete of the farmers Wire
for Refutes andthe governdent tliart
helps the farmer.
0 Satek lisiglar6g,t6 trate from 1800' tb 141
and progr00011t. iletteritittfett. Potter'. btat Thuticlay.
Rt ST.-Tbs regular gueN
semi government. • totii soy** 01 Rettenbury street
Spectacles.
or Eyeglasses
May he eithee s ornehreni os
s disfigurement to the 6044i4n*
once, secordieg to the booty
of design and palace tit of the
gimes,
We here the West dredgers in
*potables mut eyeglasees; the
, frames ere not of that -Minty
&exacta which ere always ,
losing their &UN, Wit
midst inballMitst LA sr bbs
most approved, 412spOli
Add 40 this the Mot thiti the
alarm ars flbt.d in the roost
miontino otsundirf. yon will
UM* re.1 00.14fOli every hoer
the 0,111004 Me woo,
Oar clangor are ttro.lereee.
A. J.
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