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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1900-11-23, Page 1-!;4- olietere • „,. e. • •41••• qj Vile. Clinton. New Era, the best 100al paper in the County of Huron, to the end of next year, to new sub3 eribers, for cash. Subscribe now-. , tPPOWIPtAtl~f-At•V*V0tetttt;~11-ritt Rittentlitstrd the Now Ern to Ot; your friends• .0( Itar.sunisnin 18811 UOIEISK lbeenes; remoter i :r ea The fittliett Conseare—Hullett Council met in iilendesboro on Saturday, No. 17; the members all present, By-law was Passed fixing places for holding non* ' e natione EMI elections; the D. R. 0.1e ----.: will be; For electoral division No. 1, , ee John Fowler at temperance hall, Rite I burn; No. 2,,t janees Watt, at school 7.4 house No. 6; No. 0, D. Shannahan, at sschool house No. P; No. 4, R. Adams, at . Porreeter's hall, Londesbaro; No, 5, • Woe. IlicOool, at school house No. d; INo.6, George Streileat temperance hail ; Londesboro; No. 7, John Finland, at eeeety bow owe beueloe Joe I echoed house No. 9. Tbe following at - re counts wbre examined and passed: - treerttott be • t Fraser de Logan for tile, brick and plenk for shareoeMorritt drain, $80,13; 1 sheep killed by doge. $5 88: jos- Free- man, three sheep killed by dons, 1110.66; Win Morrison balance for grading S R. 15-16, con, 5, $10; P. W. Farncomb, surveying S. R. 20-21, con, 6, 014.60; W. Woodman, spreading grayei, S. R. 26 26, $12.50; D. Reid, sewer tile, cul- vert and repairing bridge, $12; mem- . bars L. Board of Health for services in. MO, 815.75; Dr. MacCallem, Health 1,001°0re:for services in 1900, 014, Conn- " ell adjourned until Dec. 16, when it is expected that all the towaship ac- counts for 1900 will be settled. The Board of Health met in the afternoon and received the annual report, of Dr. Maccialluni, Health Officer, from which it appears that early. in the season there was an epidemic of measles in a mild form, and during the hot weather of August and September there were a number of cases of intestinal disorder s, rom whichcause ra a number o at- tention of the Board is ea led to the • Table Silverware, Biyth emporatiop, for rent of division • • no 0, Brooches. . • • Wntches or elockch c Whlitever hi wtere almielle it ehall come our 'way. , Ri * Pin • c urt room $7.50;genre Allen one We iepair such ,things in setts. • factory manner. et- * Oar ,ehargei ere ro,oaerate eervices prompt. • e•-• • •re. teliether 'ergo or small it reosiveii .• /0. - •, all tha attention it requires. at - '• We are Leaders Oar • et vor :1•4 P. B. CREWS Jeweler • MspertWatehltepairer *And. Optic Ian ****fritfb-*****************•; • 'Put and Clothing Business Well Handled We sell everything Worthy •of a namo of clothing for men arid beye. We also carry toe largest while being the beat .seleoied stook of Men's ald Ladies fur . coats in Western Ontario, and we have no goods atock that are gotten from the manufacturer on :approval, we bib, all our goods the cash and in conse- • quence Sell at cash prices, not at ap- proval prices. There la one idea to re- ' member in the parchase of flirt se in • the borobase of a home, )inver look for • any more than you are willing to •rt,ay for, • whole skinned fur coats are as mttoh worth their_prioe as whole akin- •nSsl horses; we sell As we said for the rash; we &rein b ors most especial - Y o Alt • M & Macdonald a• eePing tble foot , in IPIOW* wa treat °pie wits:ideal with us In a manner thatthey will place cen- ts Onr methods bawl -mode, Menai) in us, wi emit that cenlidence.$ us inisinees in the- past, and We have everyoonlidenco for Me MOrease of the .. eame for the .ftituro.• GREIG MACDONALD On the vrrong side of the street • StrOng's Block, Seaforth, tint, Solilinnv. (From the pen of J. P. Cole.) M. stends for MoLean, Vie man who wee • . slain • On the 7th of November by the Holmesite melt, Bit •a majority, though small, that oterte .• their eyes •Every time Moo's friends 'onkel; the covet- •.' ed prize. •• Liberalism beat him—it would do so again At theeound of the mercer of the Holniesite Mo peinte to MeLeanet ity pert of theeame, Of the lately lamented, of Goderich fame Three tinies he's rejected—nowfroto polities • he goes •-Iro encounter no more ite eleotorel tvoeso Ooderioh is his home, be will there remain, • Refusing to be beaten by Holmes again. rf ille tiourt$e 6 /Ugh class Musical and Literary Entertaliv Monts for EL Are von a subierteer? If not oat in and hate your 11.4U0 put on the Bet, Subscribers liet now open at Jackson 'tree. The attractions will 136 • . trhe Pritricblo Concert Company, vole the Slayton Lyceum Bureau, ObloagOd The filendolssohn Male Ortar4 tette and Mies ilitgineta •E. . Prole the Great itastern Leeerrea Blareano • New York. Man atoms Knox Blaeltf e America% greategt Eletsittiottlat. • *The -Rufous Page eorieert Co. New the Great Eastern. Lyeelus Bureau, . Wow York. • 'the Ilona Park eoiteoet �. • s'rom the leer tyostintSureett, New York, lieterve seat plan wilt be open to eubsoribers +tine day before the general imbue, Retletle *Malec Alta, We have lialf ton ef New 'Cooking Pigs which wiiettre tittering itt gaper potted or 0 lb* teir SM. /tie *bent 0 melte until Christmas e „Lel eeeetseee' lettettie 0410, like wine, 101Proyel • *MI alge• We him, our new feta in, and ' will beplefieed to dwelt' to you. Veva ,on ever 'tried tutor Ohipi in our Pike? If not try boritiole eine • We Ma eli0Wing 1 Meer line of Pane, Ohba tchrietneteptesento then Oft. , A visit out, WA oonvineltYnn *At Ye* little tier nicer Panay China, esto that ars shows 16r14. • deaths occurred. n the report the at - huge death rate this year from pulmo- nary and tubercular diseases, there be- ing live deaths from this cause alone. Otherwise the township . is free from epidemics and in a good sanitary con- dition. The number of des,ths from all Causes reportedto the Division Reg- istrar is 29, being very near one per cent of the population.—J. CAMPBELL, • flahfield, • Atimnitm.—Ashfield council met On Nov, 10themembers all present except the Reeve. 00 motion of Stothete and McIntyre John Barkley took the chair. The minutes of 'the previous meeting were reed and approved. A number of accounts were 'sussed and ehecqueir issued, which will appear he the financial statedient in a few weeks. Be -law No. 12 was read the first time, appointing Polling booths and tette:Yee So far there has been no change made in either. The following resolution of sympathy was passed. for Mr Dalton, the Reeve, who has been seriously af- flicted With typhoid fever:— To MORGAN DALTON, ESQ., REEVE 'OP ASEEIELO, DEAR Sue—The mem- bers of the municipal council of Ash- field, assembled this 13th day of Nov- e'mber, cf which bedy you are the Hon. head, desire to convey to you their sincere sympathy in the affliction. you have been called to undergo. We, not only desire to convey to you our sympathy, but also our warm personal • regprd for yourself and family, and it Clitt earnest prayer that the Divine Comforter may have you and your loved ones in Betkeeping and care, as- suaging every sorrow and supplying every need, SORN DARimizz WI& HUNTER Signed Taos, STOTHERS JOHN MCINTYRE •After which council adjourned; next Meeting, Dec. STOTHERS. lirneafield. NoTES.—George Turner retnrned last week from Muelecika, where he spent the hunting season; he sent one of his trophies to George Munro, our genera butcher,. so our citizens were able to secure venison. Mr Armetron lest week visited his brother in Gerrie, who or ill. Aezievitneenee—On Sabbath next the Preabyterian anniversary will be held, when Rev T. G. Thompson a for- mer Minister of this place, will have charge of the services. On the Mon- day following a platform meeting will be Welch When the following ministers will speak; Rev Mr Larkin, Settforths Rev Mr Andrews, Varna. and Ref Mr Thompson. e choir will furnish suitable music, . W. F. M. S.—On Wednesdayevening last the W. F. M. S. held their annual thanksgiving meeting, when Rev Mr Menzies spoke to them on the work in Henan, China, from which place he has lately' come, owing to the persecu- tion of the missionaries. The address' was a splendid one; he spoke of his work among the poorer class of people; he never tealized how. blessed Canada, was until he saw the poor of that and land, living, many of than, on about two cents per day; first came the fam- e, owing to drought; then came the Boxer% and their mission was for a - time abandoned, Me Menzies and the other Canadian. missionaries are all anxiously awaiting the time when they may go back to their noble work. Contributions $87. SummerhM •SOHOOte COttekaTi—in the near fut- ure a, first oleos concert will be given in the schoolhouse of Section No. a, God- erich township, (Sttinmerhill.) Prot gram of phonpgraph mutate, readings, recitations, didlorettes, inetrunietatal and vocal tousle. A number of vocal. Jets and elocutionlete film Clinton and Goderich have been secured. Admis- sion lfic and 10c, Further particulars next home. NOTO0.-0n account Of the inclem- lent Weather there were very few people et church services on Sunday. T. E. Lindsay and wife, .of the Huron road, vieited at T. I. Lindsay's on Friday. T Mu h f 1. nas u e an agency ve tb the licelorme,c Machinery Co., and will move to town ere tette', A. large number of people ih this vicin- ity delivered hogs to Clinton buyere on Monday, W. Grant, of the London road, paseed through the village With. a ible thee* of cattle which he secured near Aubutn; he remained over night at Geo, Bill's. Wallace Brae., song of Mrs T. Wallate, Clinton Calga home imain some time. from Manitoba last week, and will re. Trzli Tnekerilltrithr ;;Aljuir itost8ord),—.104 understand that VU Me BhI ("rich brut bought the Solite • of *tree, for the tuna ittchOD• ' hbittoeittead, on the Ilrd con. ennstatisvt is* good fann• of " .11.0ton. .4***4-1P0.****************** • 'mit advertising medium In Ole section. OLITTON, 9qgTAitiOt IsiOVEIVIBER 23, 1900, tr . Bonita% Noens.—John Craig and eieter, Miler . er ....cverte.--W at. Buttery, Cranbrook, Hannah, who spent the %mutter 'Irt. was %drifting at the hotne of Geo, Baird Moose jaw, returned on lotidaY,lastl lot vdeek; he has now a job of work In while away Mr Craig worked as car- oteosau, Miss Jenne McKenzie, Luck- penter With Mr Logan.. fort/101Y erInow, and blies Ida McLennan are vide- Stenley; their olether, who vielted ;tt eeg on the line this vveeks they are the the hew of her nephew, Mr McCune, gueste of Jae. Moffitt. Mrs Craig, Who Stanley, has also returned borne' Al" has for some time been staying at the Higgins, Brucelield. spent SundeYott Irelme of Jos. McCully, returned to her tha borne of , m Davi; theirhone in Honest' last Week. '1 brother, Rev Jos. Hinios, who le ill at • the howe,of Mrs Davis, is still unable, . 1311111011d1/1110. to be moved. The Mick block.* are . nearing completion, and Willadd mach •Nonee-e•Mr. and Myr Eennedy go to Tor - to the be?,uty of our fiouriehtng town, onto this week and will 024end the winter . withtereir dim htereMrs Jere Olark Their • reeidenee will °Weed for several roonths. auburn. . Mise Meg& Floursehenty, who has been cameo okeeee.,_The annieeeeery ill for a week or tWO, ill now receiveting nicely Mr J. 9. Allen nee gone oat of eervices pf the IVfethoiliet church will he held on un ay, Dec, 9, when Rey the pottery Witness, whion has been teken R. Hobbs, of Winghein, will preach over ItY Mr Fordinend SurYord. Mr Bar - morning, afternoon and evening; noueic yard ma good practical hand at the base will. be furnished by the estlield • oP nem a a u o choir.—The Sabbath School of Auburn Collie, •one of the government mineral pm - methodist church will glee a concert vectors, is ependuig a few clays with re- tativee here. He has been in Fronteneo on Christmas night, wheu Rev Richard county for QOM roonths poat. Kr W. Whiting, Mitchell, is expected to be ' thateeY• of Torontil; general Meat or present andedeliver an address. the Robb engincesworks, paid a visit to NoTge.—Geo. Askwitie has boeght relatives and frienea in our village this IMaarei? raiterldfo:edte's pheoeueseessaienad attain% tpheec.vit week All were glad to meet him looking after I 0 Mr Bradford moves into M. Baer's " well his remt linese. Panama On riarirlen.—Semons have house on Main street. The evaporator lately been proceed in an the churches bits closed, after et good Reason's work. he this vicinity on G. V. Yungblut has purchase'd a line "Sabbath Observance and the Greed of. Transportation Conn Jersey cow frorn Moses Holtzhauer. Miss A.nnie Leeman is visitingrelatives Panicle" IP an. matufaqnring corpora one in Heolock. Miss Dora Meat returned a" ? a "Ye" y " °I" 0 4 NV w roe eat week from visiting her broth- exceptions not one word has been . uttered ho I , • • er Welsh in Manitoba. Ed, Helwif is as tion prominent in this Vanity. EverY Brunet the only forme of Sabbath deacons - helping C. Dicker, in Itt. Relenl, Medd adds another hand to his staff 8 abbath 11 f lk an'' °I next week. Fred Mutcb, visited State thew rotted% thus depriving their dr.ivsrs Ikon last Sunday. • of the Sabbath rest. Yet many Ohnstran ,. e people say they canine WI WlifhOni it. As • CHANGIC.—The many friends of Dr. well Bay the butoher and baker are needed Ross will be sorry to learn that he has on that day. Suoh people are ite guilty me disposed ot his practice and leaves in a the manufaoturer or railway money who few weeks, along with Dr. Tait, Myth, asks his men to work seven days in the to take a course of study .in London. week, Then, by what law of Chnetian Eng. His successor here is Dr. Frank °endure do business men keep their shops D. Thrab1111, who has been associated open till midnight on Saturday, thus de - with his brother, Dr, J. L. Turnbull, in priving their aseistante of the met so . Goderich. Dr. 'Turnbull graduated necessary to enable them to enjoy _the with first class honors from Toronto eitObash, properly? , • University_ _ Medical. College in. the id . spring of '99, and waseethen apponited . . parte • house surgeon to the Toronto General •Cartnett, -The Presbyterian congre. Hospital and Butreside Lying-in Hoe; goeititTuratsenhdeedhartecitaleleteopRtedevaMprrt0Anteape, petal, whet/ he Yee:pruned until July o 1 this year, 4 nce vehich time he has been v" call, this church rernalne as yet without practleing n Goderich. The doctor will treat diseases of the er, a pastor., Rev Mr McAllen occupied ear, nose and throat, along with is St, Andrew's Church pulpit last Sab- bath, morning and evening. general practice. Dr. Ross will remain in Auburn with ',Dr. Turnbull until` A Tnoeerv.—john McLeod, eseistant Christmas. The mother and Sisters of manager of Huntsville hospital, Mus - Dr. Ross will probably take up their koka, has sent, home to his family here residence in Clinton; their removal one of the largest deer ever' known to will cause a blank in church and social the people of this village; it is said to circles that will be hard to fill. weigh over 800 pounds, and according to the branched antlers its age was five Constance . . eeaaires; oThnhteohne,atdo be will etre to Mrs COUrroli —A meetin of " the Con- I • 1 no gni. °tine— eve Stanbury stance Branch Bible ociety wile•be has employed men and teams to put held on Wednesday evening, Noy. 28, ora,vel on all places necessary in the to be addressed by local'agent, Rev Mr •ffporatienr. • Tiers • ie the first tune Edinunds, Belton; meetioa will torn- at Bayfield did not have her streets tneime at 7.80 otcl.ock; collection. The yed • gintdsummer, Ley. anniversayy servees ini, connection / with the Methodist chimed held here crists travelled our streets with pleas- marked•for both candidates. The ques- the Garrovi and Beck. Weee uron we hope this will be continued in. tion with respect to this with one each cision in appeal, But this case was dress the Leagiurnext Sunday evening No'rns.-0 wing to the illness. of Mies Goderich similarity marked,was reserv- last week •Were, very succeseful. Miss, Maggie Washington, Clinton, will ad- future. . in No. I Colborne and No. 6 Teem of distingiushed from that by the fact that in that case the member required allot MVO at 780 o'clock. Revival services are Anna Whiddon the junior department eel by the Judge until Thursday, when to appear on the Provincial b still being continued by Rev Mr leen. of the public school 'is conducted by J. he allowed them as gooch gone, thus removing a material part of nedy, with very good. results. Whiddon jr. Mr Whiddon is recover. A peculiar and unexpected state of the ballot. In one of the Gederich div- • reetee) I P - Official Recount in West Huron. . • ',Judge Masson goes through till .the ballots and makes a few • minor changes in results. The eleotors of the Riding found to be Weill ent and honest -voters, while tile • Deputies general y were careful and competent. ‘. The new ballot an improvement on the old. • • • • IL ;Motes declared elected by 18 ot a majority. • I" • de - A iecount of the vette polled at the the ballots lying ireletneath. The ' recent, election in West Huron,. WAS s rong probability of thi4 thenry being I made by His Mawr judge Masco,. t tie correct one was denio tktrated, and County Judge, in his Chambers, at the it w is supported by the facts that ; Court House, Goderich, on Tuesday in every case the fao simile of and Wedneeday of this Week. at the the D. ft Oes initial appeared. and that request or 'Mr McLean. elr Holmes initi de appeared on ballots marked for was represented by Hon. J. T. Garrote, both candidates. Toe judge reserved QC., of Goderich, and James Scott, of his decision as to these until Thursd'ay diaton; and Mr McLean by Messrs E. when he decided they were all good. Campion, Q.0, and Dudley Holmes/ of Beyoud what has been mentioned Goderich, and Or. McDonald, Toronto, nothing irregular appeared with re - After a roost careful scrutiny of the sped to the ballots for Colborne, ex - ballots only slight changes have been ef- cept that 2 which had been marked for fecte4 in the resulens it was published McLean and rejected by the D.R. .0.on after the election, chief of which being for mute& These were, claimed, for account of some ink marks in the space paeceoterrgecotioen Bo: athreeseriarortnaheadeetiantetelraenest. McLean and allowed him. from lelo.i Aetifield. In Gaderich Township so far as the 'would find evidences of evPrOnga-dthine" 0 V Staid the ballots wits concerned, there , was nothing on which to find objection • at any of the 87 polling subelivisione, the Y were disappointed, for with the except in thetcase of one ballot from e c Von of a few. trillin oewee by No.4, having a single stroke in Holmes' space and counted for ham, winch. was voters, there was not the slightest in - rejected by the Judge on the greund dication of intentional wrong -doing ig ally deputy returning officer, and that it did not appear that the voter were the beat, so far am correctness of Eget Watvanosh, enjoys the enviable is Honor remarked that the ballots had disclosed an intention to vote! marking was concerned, that • he had distinction of presenting a clean sheet. as judge In disputed caries or ever come across, either , wheeileasecetoinag. T epheetrieedw, earaedienoebtailblotatseafioeubnadureettewctaeed or sel at the Bar. could be objected to before the Jude°. To examine minutely over tour thee- The electors of this township must take ?and ballots was no quick task, as each the cake. In West Wavvanosli just one individual ballot hart to be verified ballot counted for Holmes was objected separately, both as to initials on baptee to as having a cross in the McLean cross on fate, and to see that the cote space; theobjectiog was allowed. rect number of ballots came from each polling division. There are features.° In No. le town of Goderich, besides a recount not generally known to the the ballots already mentioned, there average reader, and we nave, therefore, was one with a faint X in the Holmes distinct one opposite gone into the matter in detail, giving a re and a verY statement of the various questions and r McGglicuddy's name . at the top. objections that were raised before the , This baelot had been rejected by the D. .feet an election return. erten after the iwnbgieiheti what may at. R. 0,, but was claimed for Holum% claim the which establish the Jude* allowed, follow - Judge, in order to show voting has taken place. ,. • suchlt ballot as good. In No. 6 a bal. Ashileld —In No. I a vote counted for lot cieunted for McLean had on the Mr Hairnets was objeolod to an beconnt back a mark appearing like the letter of there being doubt about the initials W, which was objected to as being a of the D. R. O. This objection was af- mark calculated to identify' the voter. torwards waived.. An objection was • In No. 7 a ballot collated for Holmes made to a vete in No. 2 counted for Wee marked squarely on the black band o ra , D. R.0,'s above his name, this was rat te to initials; this objection was also waived be bad and rejected by the Judge. In after iteeilitlent, on the prineire um Dia. Ili",,,LI:vilot merited for Flolnees had any ouageht tornontegtioecbte°atilaownlelheligtteeritilsf°rifianc: tairerloirinlehtaldleiibetetni"toerdttgeoirtaiVielghes:Cit°h11,nit. ehise a voter. One vote counted for a large part of the D. R. 0.'8 initials Mr McLean in this division was object- The ebjection ' t� this on behalf of Mr ed to on the ground that the ballot was McLean was sought to be sugorted by ing, under tbe care of Drs. Stanbury and it so n_gerously Weis now on t_he mene. affairs Was discovered la No.7 Ashlield, felons the voter had deliberately mark - occupy the pulpit SOU06t, Exarerneetrroo. —During the r a n ne brick c o was d n has been in the peaceable occupation of her accidental Mrs• Stephen- and 4 for McLetnewere found to have didates, accompanied in each case by or, urham, 'will built here by Mr S. S. Cooper, Miss lehornson is also recovering from. the pupils for the lase three months. son. of Sanaa% daughter of Mr Marks, the D. R. 0.'s initials. This was found also spoiled his ballet, ass. the voter had evening a good musical and literary upon their face a faint impression of the letters "N, G.,"—no good, which Warning and • everting. On Monday to be the case with 8 ballets marked intended, vtrogram has been arranged for, and and Woods, -Mrs Green, seho has been sum e eat * sh ot in which 17 ballots marked: for Holmes ed.% cross •after the names of bah can $1,:wr year in adywe 2 $1.69 *hen not 12opatd, •ImumumumuwAtipeovpmpopefv* Perfect Emulsion of eod Liver ,011 With With ilyPopho*pliltes of • Lime and Soda. 4 or This preperetion eon- • taine fully 60 per cent of Cod Lrver Oil wire* is Go dieguieed as to make rt easy and pleas. eat totake. This Bona. • Sion we guseantee; 11 11 does not give estisfao- • tory malts, tell us and, we will make it right. • Our price le •350 for the regular 50c 50c for the regular from us only. . •7: SYDNEY 11ACliSON'.m Prescription Phone 2 • • •Drug- Store *****************A AAAA ' • Church Chimes The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at the horoe of Dere isiddlecombe, on Thursday, 29te inst., at 3 o'clock. • ONTARIO ST. reception ilet'srive -was held on Sunda morningeOlast, when a number of the latifeeonverts were received into the church on pro. • bation. The rite of baptism Was also administered. Bev. R. T. Crossley, the evangelist oele- brated his fiftieth birthday this month by making a gift to the Central 'methodiet ' °horde Se Thome% of a very fine bell, To official board of tbe rime chureh pre- sented him with a geld headed cane. Roy Joseph Philp (a former Buren. ite) was, by unanimous vote of the of- ficial board of •Petrolea Methodist church, invited to remain 0 fotirth year as pastor, and consented, subj to the approval ot thf,)gtatiorog Cum- mittee, • The annual meeting of the Stanley. Tuckersnekh and Hay Sabbath School Association will be held in the Metho- dist church, Hipper; on Tuesday, Die* 4ti:e• A line program will be provided, in which, besides local, talent, eubiecte • will be Illttoduced h Rev M. 3. Wit. son, B.A,,-Nde, and Rev O. Brown, of Ertetee, and others, S. A. NOV/B.—Major McMillan, the Scotch Provincial Officer for Western Ontario; assisted by Staff Captain Chancolar, late of the Mari. time province, will visit Clinton on Monday, Nov. 26, ance conduct a very special meeting and half -night of pray- er in the Barracke; come early and bring your friends. BAPTIST Onernoul—Anniversary ler - vices will be held on Sunday and Mane day,gove 25 6, when Rev W. MacGreg. • Robb •bre ectc• k 4 ' • 18 visiting at the parental home, The highly of the ec eel, 10n Friday next, young •people enjoyed a few dare lk inv. 80th, Mr Weir, teacher, who has skating on the mill pond last week. about 60 pupae, intends to hold a pub. lic.examinatiorecommencing at 10 a.m., °welt OAtte—R. Elliott, proprietor when it is expected that the trustees of the River House, reports the fact and others will be present. Mr Cooper, that while one of ouirgentleneen ' was as the builder of the school, has also driving a company of young ladies been asked to be present, and will home from a concert in Clinton on el - probably deliver a short address. The ec ion night, they met with whatnlight punile are looking forward to an inter. have been a very' serious aeetdent. M- eeting time, and will, doubtless acquit ter crossing the bridge with unusual themselves creditably, speed the driver turned, tco quickly, upsetting the carriage, and throwing - them out, while the horses broke loose Westfield. and fled. Fortunately after the young . eueeee._emies Rea moDowen le at . ladies extricated thentseIvea from their resent staying with her aunt, Mrs H. -conglomerated condition they found no i h G ' orr s , oderrob. John Wightman one htire is busy getting °lathe timber for his - I ' . . new barn. Geo. Enater6013, Goderich, ' spent a few deers last week in the (From the .Signate i neighborhood, and succeeded in selling Menem—REID. -- A very popular a piano to Mr McDowell. A very sue- event was the wedding_ yesterday of cesstul wood bee was held last week at: Prank Martin, son of Henry Martin, James Noble's, about 50 being present;„ and Miss .g.tte Reid,' youngest daugh- over 60 cords of wood were cut. J. H. ter '.13:4;oloson Reid? which tookYlaoe McClinton is going his rounds now. . at 12 o olock at the residence of • the collecting taxes. Joseph Johnston had bride's parents. The ceremony was the misfortune to lose a valuablehorse Performed by IleY. YeePer Wilson in last week from paralysis, • Miss Lute Campbell is at present staying with - • Noege,—Wm. Bain ie seriou the presence of about forty guests. Campbell in her grandmother, Mrs W. Harrison, the hospital at Buffet°, and several of Goderich, vetio has been very ill. Wal- the members of the family are in at - ter Wightman, teacher, is busy pre- tendance theme 'We are pleased to paring for a concert to be given in the ' loath that Mrs Jacob Stokes, who has schoolsome time 'in 'December. Re - been very setioaslyill; has during .the Wightneen and deter, who have been _ past few days had a turn for the better very ill with typhoid fever, are slowly Misp lifillieLittle returned tie Clinton recovering. - . no Sat utdao, after spending a week in ' - town As the guest of ifirs j. A. relater. LandeithorO. - Rev. Mr GodWin. of St. Thomas, will gpeehoh—ge sheo-to croun woe. riaim note prei ach to nt tOrer congregation et , ,. paper itlid60 entrelOpes,for 18o, We want any the anniversary services of Victorkeet, ego qUalltitY °talc° fre•Ith butter in 2Auttl. rolls, madded apples, W. 1.. 0 TEL Methodist church on Sunday, Dee, 2. , Too BAIL— There is likely to be AT tliE Pc42crg °c`unv'—'11°Iice M6g- trouble over sortie pranks that were letritte Seeger had two cases before done in the Methodint church idled a him yesterday. A man named John few weeks ago. One MU lost his whip tliekV,,,a„,b.,.°116-„„„fiftLY,!,441,°,„fhl„e!, "...lid and wren ch out of his buggy and fill.• elordeLtInotrop'e'ra`pyrynt•e'lich- dee. "ere other man had the. nut taken of; one axle. Some Of the partiee two known freked to be sent down for five monthe. and if reparation is not so on MOO Th° alaridrate 4ave hhn a sir months they will be /lorry for their tun. • sentence. The other coos was that of ... a woman, againet whofn the throve NoTse,—There was a slight inietake was "drunk and disorderly.” Sbe had In last weekle paper by ea,ying that O. already spent the night in the lockup Manning's reedence wile on 00b. 11, and the jail and the magistrate comit. it 'should have beefs con. 12;_ he lost a ted her for 24 hours to enable her to good cow on Sunday', -Mrs W. Riddell sober up, and Mos Oulmette returned home last week. The church congtegetione Were Porta Gitialtalloera on Vcienree—A erten ert Sunday, A. Woodman Wall Goaerich on the 7th of NoVerniker wen note -worthy feature of the voting in out on the street on Tuesday for the ,„,01,1,ris not paralleled &nye, are in irf6tlneaceeirI°8.Srelir;6%a'rrter:ntthesailf6mI' iturnedvthetozikeWedneedatntnelntAinnwenbtotnetcnIipa after AU absence of about three year.. A epecial meeting of the tI01110 (MAO talk 'ffleir ballot% Wm, Sharman, who will be held On ThurarlaY, Nov. fieth, 3 18 In hill 81th year; his son Edward ,480 o'clock; every member is request Shammies his grandeon,'Wm.SharMan, to be 1 attendance.re and his great-orandeon, _Reginald .hart:nen, Who Voted for the drat time, 61110 Or. were the representatives of the AMP ",,, genertitions, Mr Sharman the caaclit riunc8.ill StnVenn lo' Yell III at fit still in the enjoyment of fe.irly'good peeeent with inflammation, Zoe. Dick, health"tuid Although hte4t votes the Behipillet, moved to fleatorth on Tuts- *rong way we hops he MS Utow V. dey, to t&ke u hotel.keeping; titi what years yet and be able to 4 park In Iltrlisellon unideaz.firrtfterthle0n7442668tutrhnIsa gettlei:$ tor .greitlig thst "ap. , /zoom li king WOMAN it Bolitertititi. 401 n . . out lio burn. for MeLean and 8 for •Holmes in No. I There were only two ballots from Colboene, and with 4McLean ballots in Clinton about which there was any No. 1 Town of Goderich, in all 41 balequestion. to No. f a ballot counted for lots. The theory 118 to these put forth Holmes had a single stroke in the Mc. on behalf of Mt McLean was that these Lean space. This vote was held good' initials bad been placed on the ballots in accordance with the authorities. In by use eeonee stamp as a means of No. 4 a ballot rejected by the D. R. O. identification and it was strenuously had in the McLean space a mark, thus maintained that they disclosed a fraud -.1e. Held by the Judge a good vote for ulent scheme whereby electors might McLean. In No, 2, Clinton, one highly be identified. The theory On behalf of esteemed voter had written his name Mr Holmes was that the D R. Ces in across his ballot, which, of coulee, des - preparing ballots for others had placed tweed it; this was doubtless a mistake them upon the ballot pad in use and on his part, but Mr McLean was the had written his initials over or in some loser by it. Cases partly over the black bands on the faces of the ballots which, acting in the The actual result in the conne made reducing Mr sa•me way as a carbon paper, left the •teliatie lmesrrmelori7Vtyeote188„ by vvhich he is impress of the initials on the face of officially deobtredelected. • County Councillors. • The day of receiving nominations of DUIltifillit011i candidates for the office of County A Gor,t, MEDAL AwAge:-000, Harris Committers throughout the Proviecei and eons, of Dangremen, the well-known willM,(bteheldmonedeadym,srtibeet24hethwdeaz of Paris that the International jury at the boney men, have receiyea notice from preceding the week of polling dnee) Prole 'Universal Exhibition, has awarded Tiehteenetainedinedaetteesateheattehgavieedetchrudxtehteeler Canada for a reflective exhibit of honey, 04e gold medal aiploms to the Dominion of districe are tl. Spackman, ex -Reeve of which the Mewl Harris' exhibit formed the village, and Rich. Hicks, eounedlor on important not. A oopy of the sword of Stephen, while the notifies of W. G. will be gem teeeee nettle, we onnaratn. Bbriisret..eRxlveeeveofefEurteebteerreee, fsInoehdn Wm. %sliding to uphold the credit of °amide late the Mom Marie upon their mous in mentioned,' So Inc as Seefortleis con of of Crediton, are among those as a the worm. . one of tbe ftretfoodeprodacing countrieri . • cerned, We have as yet heard of no new tespirante for County Council hon- ors. In the Hey and Stanley division, Tertet's Rill the elevation of Mr McEwen to tbe llouse of Oonemous will ensure ono priettn7gMtoto8pitretweritihi‘ixeDrannugeallgobie, alit new matt there. In the 'Osborne and nten, whereshe is tiaergoing treat. Stephen division, both Dr. Itellins end v" meet for etomach troutiA, We hope inc etcIrmie, the etoteent representee tO tinnorinceher epeedy recelety. five% talk of ret.ring. In the Hullett \ and Goderich t Wtothith division both - PublieSchool Matters Moore Snell all tOild011y will ire& • a toradomiliol . re-election,, and he Panne of S. S. Ooreper and Thos. _McMillan are Mete. The exairrinations for Teachers fer- tioned. In West Walvenosh the teem, Merges ' Will beeert et the Mudd on elle reereeeneatiee will rue, end wee Dee: II and eehtittue for four dare Sohn 1Yebtitere in Estee WaWrinoeh On the 8Ist of Oct, Mr 3. 3. Tilley, Mr Loekart will run, as Will also Mr Provincial Inepector of Medd Schools, Patterson. In Turnberry a 'icor* of rafted Clinton School, and his report names have been mentioned In connec. refloat been received. The result of tion with the positions. In the llow- is inspection of the training and work • ick divielon the Veteran repetuenta. of the Model School studente le tabulat- tiye, B. s. Cook, hasPublielr announc- ed his retirement, at) that there will be In school organisation and manage - contest there.&Ain the Morrie andt—e II t 1 thod f teach - Grey and Colborne and Affhfield die- lug—excellent, 'In teaching by dud- triets, we Wave as yet heard of no new ents—extellent. ElPirie and Attenti011 ig01=thTbittreOrie triiiii=ealrtilt aSI,Zeile0110 Tel tile highest peesible and With the Dominion eleetione out claseitleation, and the Inspector cloeee of the way, mitttere will quickly' dehis report with the following rernitrka i- velon, and asnirante for the county "The students in thie sehoorwere untie- imegeivisealli.ture will soon announce them. natty intelligent and ricguitted them- selves yeti creditebly indeed," """'"1.* This report should not enly be 'tiny gratifying to the Principal', r Lough, rikirr BbOunni Ott Wu lifre..,-Pie. bier. but Argo to tal who Are Interedat in gen Tomei will.probably be loins in a few eduationni butte*, nays, A Oahht 10 OtatWa from the offlor of trahosnallonemidaitiosne otighiuslkvi nimmiselitionerud fob: vintivr mavito_the dinten ,....m...,ziner A et ns. * s a rater to net a 430:44*atbelimi ittottleth I ol.tbithst. i 4,a get authqiirset ont went*of (Minton 4, soldiers ht kit . moo &VA the Armond it. .1401, Wnet. 27104,00morstAar: awoorelyt,„Amikt, . , .41000k, ;Paws, of tholitaftlead ev W. MacGregor wilt give an ad- dress. Refreshments will be served during the evening. • . • RATTEttnilltY ST,—The pasto: may be expected to take up next Sunday morning the subject, "Reversion to Type," being the second of the series on "natural !win the spiritual world." The evening subject will appeal espec- ially to business wen, being "A finan- cial investment which is bearing in- terest at the rate of 00 per cent per an- num in hard cash." Commercial mem specially invited, All welcome. . Rev E. O. Taylor, the well known educationist and specialist on scientific temperance, of Boston, will be here on the Lt, 2nd and Eird• of Dec, Keep these dates in mind and look one for further announcements. The Quebec chronicle sayes—ollev Dr. Taylor, as it speaker, is all that he is represented to ' be, He is profoundly interesting, and his lecture was Iiatlaned to with unfiag- ging.interest. The W. O. T. U. did it good thing when they invited him to visit Quebec." Preys reports state that the Dike and Duohees of York will return to Engler:A from Australis via Canada. Mr Will 3. White, of the Canadian Immigretion Department, says there is every indication tired next Ireton, will wit. nem' an even greater movement toward Canada than -the laity theueand who hsVa come to tut from the tatted States Mad Europe this year, ' Spectacies or Eyeglasses May be either anornament or diefignremenito tbe counter'. *leo% eixeraing to the beady of deep and perfect- fit Of 'Mit gimes, Wo haie the latest dodges In flpecitaigee and eyegladdee; the fumes are not of that flimsy character which are alintyg losing their glistee, but there- nebly anbetdetiel end ot the moot apprOVea shepere Ada this the foot thet the elegise are fitted in the noon • Wenn& roomer, and you will have reel oomfort every hour Ont glamor alta %Wait Oar Chlirgoe nn�deate, et • Neikirk and (Wattle , tteoeleodeMleooteibe .46 4.