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Miss A Italia?
just nay luck, you any. Not at all,
juet your neglect.
You depended on your watoh and
it wee vrrong. •
ff repairecl by se.
it will hedone promptly,acourately
and in a manner to ensure otitis -
faction.
We °barges fair price but we giye
you high-olass work
„NAIR ISN'T IT?
To-day'a good time to bring it in
P. B, CREWS,
Expert Watch Repairer •
Jeweler. And Optician-
SIDDLEOODISE'S OLD STAND
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL.
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Westfield.
inteneed for teat week.
Cul:MOIL-Rev. Mr Jewett, of Hen -
sail, will take charge of the services
4here on Sunday next. Rev. Mr Ken-
nedy taking his work there. The an-
-.Dual membership cards were distribut-
' •ed last Sunday. Prof, Campbell, of
Goderich, is still practicing the ehoir,
,preparing for another concert in the
near future.- -. _ •
• NoTas.-A• B. Carr had a &tee
killed by lightaing during the seyere
storm on Friday last: Mrs Richardson
and daughter, of Grand Valley, are
guests atahe home of J. H. McClinton.
Miss h. Boles, of Guelph, is at present
spending.a few days with her friend
Miss H. Stackasouse. Geos Wightman
.and Miss Ada, of Essex, arrived here
last week to spend a. few weeks with
the -former's parents, Mr and Mrs
. H. Wightman. Quite a number were
• sinprieed to see E. G. Shorts again in
our neighborhood, he ha.ving spent
some years 4n the southern states;
Mrs Shorts and daughter Ruth accom-
panied him; they will visit their daugh-
ters in 13tooklyn and Cobourg before
long. H.-Flyde, of McVille, Mich:, ar-
rived here last week to spend the sum-
mer, Mr and Mrs J. Killougla spent a
• few days this week with Brussels re-
latives. Mrs W. Taylor and children,
.of Geelph, are the guests of her sister,
MreT, H_. Taylor, sr., 6th con. Mr and
.Mrs A. B. Carr and elaughtere, Alberta
and Lillie,spent several days this week
in and around Clinton, visiting
rela-
tlyes.
GARDEN PARTv.-The Epwatth Lea*
gue of Blag.e's church will hold a gar-
den party on R. Biake's property near
church, on the evening of July 19. Re-
freshments served outside and an in-
teresting program in the church.
ANNEAL Sentrana.-The pastor, Rey.
J. Oaten, M. A. preached the annual
sermon to the Orangemen in the
church Sunday afternoon, The cot-
gregation was too large for the church.
After the service the Orangemen Pass.
• ed a hearty vote of thanks •to the
, preacher and also to the visiting
brethren.
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CLINTON. ONTARIO, JULY 19,1901.
codericn Township )
IsierrES...,-MiS8 Bertha Disney,,,•‘..oter,
tabled a number of her fyieuds last
Wednesday at her fate"
t Connote. -At theitr meeting of
the coursed very a business of
Importance yeas -41m ; the next coun-
cil Will be.held on Monday, July Mb,
MAERIED.-The many friends of
Thos Trick will read with interest
and pleasure the notice of his mars
slave, which took place at Exeter, • on
July 11th. We extend coogratulae
dans.
PERSONAL. -W. McCloskey, son of
J. McOloskey,:* o has been a resident
of the (lawman Islands for the past
.five years; has returned tor a visit.
He was formerly a popular teacher, in
this township, and has been following
•the same position in the Islands, where
he bolds a high and responsible posi.
' don ; in addition thereto he has gone
into ittariculturals pursuits', . raising
coffee on an extensive scale. He looks
well and enjos his life there.
Watnernela.--A Pretty wedding took
place at the residence of Jas. Graham
; on July 1001, at 6 li.m.,vvhen his eldest
'
daughter,
Enema F, was united in the
holy bonds of matrimony to John
Henna, a prosperous farmer of Ue borne,
The ceremony was perforated by Rev,
Mr Elussar, tioirnesville. As the wed-
ding march was played by Miss A.nnie
Keys, Stanley, tate bride, leaning on
the arm of her father, entered the par.
tor, where the bride awaited her under
an arch prepared for the occasion.
The bride was becomingly attired in a
dress of cream crishinere,triromedsayitia
satin and lace. and carried in hand
a baguet of white lilies. After, tlarceie.
mortar was performed the 'ueats retired
to the dining room, where a sumptuous
• Lonaesooro. . •E •
Fntrance Exantination.
FINANCIAL, --The anneal financial re•
pnrt of the Londesboro cireuit Methc.
dist church for the year 1900 01 ends
with May 81st and shows the enaneial
standing of the circuit in a prosperous
condition. The amount contributed at
Londesboro for church purposes was
$556.20 and at Kinburn $235 90. The
contributions to the connexional fuoda
were :-Missionary, $155 06; superan.
nua,tiona$45 ; educational, $10 25 ; con-
tingent, SO 22 ; general conference, $6,
78; union churchrelief $6.03; Sunday
School aid $2 23; sustentation 8371;
temperance. 03 08; Epteorth League.
*1: total $239 96. ,The receipts were :
Balance from last year, $29.72, collec-
tions $1,3 28, from envelopes, $51:1,20,
Kinburn appropriation $232, total' $788.-
20 ; expenditure -Rev. Coupland's sal-
ary, $725, incideotals 021, expenses,
$8.14, balance, $31 00, total, $788 20.
The amounts in the report of the trus-
tees are: -To balance from 1899, $18 30;
subscriptions, $83,50 ; pew rents, $65 ;
Armenians collections, $6,68 ,• Armen-
ian enterteinnaent, $7; collections, 121..
60; Rev. J. Coupland,$1; total receipts,
$253,98 The expenditures for the
Year were :-Caretaker's salary, 570;
Webster Bios,, wood, • 54.15; Wm.
Deer, wood, 4/31,75 ; carbide, for light-
ing,$32,16; caretaker, part salary, 535;
Bible society, $6 ; other accounts, 337.,
77; balance co hand, 46 25 ; total ex-
penditure, $253 08,4 ,
Nelms. -Mrs R. Crawford is visiting
friends in Lendon and Detroit ' this
week. On Senaay Rev. MP Shaw, of
Egmondville,peeached in Knox church;
his discourse was excellent, A Bell
telephone gang has spent a few days
days here Making changes in the line
movfng poles and putting on a second
aiteci wire ; it ,is rather strange that there is.
em. The guests num. no office here. Miss .E. Allen' came
bared about fifty and were from Olin. home for a visit on Monday evening.
ton, Goderich, Goderich townehip, ,MTS Jeffrey is improving and hopes for
Hullett,Tnekerenalth,Staeley,Usborne, recovery are brightening. "Mr Vebb
Colborne, McKillop, Port armor}, Iowa, has men -at work this weekmaking ex -
and New Mexico.; The presents were tensiye alterations.in his flour millsand
numerous and costly which show the putting in a lot of new machinery. A
aghseeteentsinawhichathe-hidersa.vaas-st.arloadsiattlyswas shipped fr,m h '
held. They left the sante evening for this week. Mrs ' Whitely and family
their home in Usborne amidst the good spent Thursday at Goderich.
,wishes of their nunterouta•friends.
•
Paesula.-:We are pleased to note
the eeturn to our midst of Miss Annie
Allire who has teen studying music,.
pipe organ and theory, for some time
past under Glenn Campbell in , Goder-
ich ;she has ' done creditably' 'Ina her
exams which Were conducted from the
Toronto Conservatory of Music hav-
ing taken first class honors. • We ten-
der out congratniatione. •
Ncerze..The cherry season is now
in full swing'evhich,.togethet Withthe
farmerss-inekes. the farmers get a- woad
on ; the fall wheat however, owing to
the Hessian fly,is in many cases se,
total failure. We are Berry to learn
of the loss M. $chwanz has sustained
in has fine thorough bred Durham brill -
through indigestion it has howeyer
been quickay replaced by . another.
Mr Schwanz.hati Just erected two very
fine centeier.e silos, One. at -each -barn;
which makes quite an imposing ap-
pearance besides holding an immense
quantity of ensilage, • .
Rolmesville
CIIOROE FINANCEs.-The following
figures, from the annual financial re -
part of the Methodist church, are of
interest :-Genetal Church , receipts.
pew rents, $57.98 ; collections, 555.49;
anniversary, $39.10. Total, $152.57;
expenditure! $151,13. Contributions
to ministerial support, Elcilmesville,
$505 07 ; Ebenezer, $8L50! Sharon. $77,
Oon tributions to 'Conn ex tonal fends '-
Educational, $11 37; Cantiogent, 83.41;
Union Church Relief, 52,10; Sunday
School Aid, BLOC)Epworth League
foe Missions, $24,394; 'NV, M. Society,
$49.10; Missionary, 5183.66; Superan-
nuation,$31.00; General Conference.$6,•
87; Sustentation, $2.02 ; General H. L
Noris,--Mrer Irvine and Mrs Farm:
son,of Belgraveirecently yisited friends
.in this vicinity.. Mrs Clark hasveturn,
.ed home from Toronto Where she wao
attending the Conservatory of. Mite&
A. F. McDonald visited friends. in
•Brussels and Wroxeter last week. R.
Miller has returned home to Tonto -
to. Mrs Salkeld and Miss Lizzie Sal-
keld,of Goderich. were guests at Mrs
W. E. McPherson ' was L�
Goderich twice last week delivering
Goderich.
h. An.aaissalin
S . Clark is hoe frasur
umber from here went
to Luck ,nove on the 12th, Miases Reoa
and Winnie Fordon, Lucknow, spent
a few days last week with their aunts,
the•Misses Gordons, Miss Irvine, a re-
turned missionary from China, ad -
dreaded a pnblic meeting at St. Helens
recently; _Miss Irvine was dressed in
the Chinese costume and had set very
large collection of curios which, • with
the exeellentaddress, misclea vety.ans
terestiea meeting, Mt Beckett, late
principal of Listowel school, and who
purposes studying theo,logy, occianied
the pulpit of Calvin church, on July
Ith, in. the absAnce of Mr Whaley, Rev
11,11411all. of Wingbarn, preaching on
Sunday last,
• arms.
GRAND REND PIONIC,-There were
two cab loads ot the Varna boys and
girls drove to Grand Bend on Ftiday
last, and had a very enjoyable time
NOTES, --The annual garden party 0
St. Johns church, 'Varna, will be head
in Mrs Secord's orchard on Wednesday
evening,Jults 31st. The Seaforth Brass
hand will be in attendance; the corn-
rnistee are sparing to pains to Make
this social the event of the season.
ea. Mr Hartlesr visiting at his
aughter's, Mrs J. Sharp Ba,b Ion
?und $1.00 ; Sunday .Schoolss $65.24 d
Epworth League, $39.97.
Mullett
GOon WOUX. -Last week Messrs,It
J. Miller and Robt Freeman did good
Work on the farm of Mr Miller. They
forked eight ton of hay out of the win -
row and put it in the barn in 44 hours.
Bob is a, hustler towork,
NoTss.-Chas, Mason, of the lid
con. had the Misfortune to lose a $40
sovejast week, Master Irvip, of Cleve-
land, Ohio'iis spending his summer.summer.holidays with Mr and Mee P.. S. Rey-
nolde Mrs kl B
yrtire and. children,
of Cleveland, have been Venting Mrs P.
I. Reynolds,
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Stanley
.No.rEe.---Mrs Craig, of Heileall, who
was for some time the guest of Tos,IVIc-
Cully, returned to her home last week.
Mrs Hugh ideate or se d her
daughters Betsy and Maggie are ramp-
ing at Bayfield this week. John Me-
Greiror, Chicago, spent a week', holi-
days with his motherand brother Neil,
W. Baird, teacher, has gone to Grey
this Week to -visit acquaintances there.
Fall wheat Is now Out, and is in general
a fair crop, though meth straw broken,
" Nile.
Otatincia FINANCES. ---The financial
report of the Methotliet churehes in
the Nile circuit for the year ending
May 31st, just published, shows them
In a flourishing condition, The contri-
butions for the three appointments
Were
NiI Shepparde,on tbenoter
Ministees sa1ary-9420 1125 00 $115 Oa
Thank-ci7erials58 19
MiESIODary 04 15 CT 80 40
Superannuation 26 96 1640 6 66
Waal ..... . 6,47 46 160 66 151 66
he quarterly board relit:els receipts of
16. d8 and the expenditures Were ra•-•
ev, Wileon, 5700; books and station-,
rri 65,86 ; printing, $11.02, The total
oney rained on Circuit was i-Quar-.
erly board, $716.88; trustee board,
; missionary, 177.41 ; Women's
lesionary, $50;,,Sunday Schools, am.
2 ; Sunday School aid, till; League'
ollection, $1 ; Epworth League, 5102, -
circuit incidentals, 4.50; rameraile
tuition, 542; Educational, 515.50;
eneral Conference, 116 27; Union
htieeh relief, 112,55 ; Contingent, fund,
248; Sustentatien fund, $1.58 ; gOth
T. fund, $222; all other pnrpeees, 86. -
tote!, $1802,39
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line, and he pi eached in the Presbyter-
ian church last Sunday morningf
Mrs Woods is visiting for a few days
at the home of her mother, Mrs Beaty.
Berry picking is the order of the lay,
but if this dry weather continues, will
soon be a thing. of tne past, the fall.
wheat haryest is practically O'er and
most of the barley is cut ; rain is Much
needed as the pasture is burnt up. 0,
Reid, our genial drover, shipped two
car loads- of fat cattle to Toronto on
Monday last ; they were an exception-
al fine lot of eattie, some weighed over
1600 pounds.
Leebiten.
NOTES. -Mrs I, Horton returned last
week from Stratford where she had
been visiting her daughter. A. Mc -
Nevin andsister Bella anent the 12th at
Lucknow, 11 Andrew, Goderich, is
spending hie holidays here. D. nor -
ton had a narrow escape front being
hurt lately, by the horse twining away
with the horse rake. Fortunately he
was Pitched too far to be caught by the
wheels and so escaped with some
bruises, The brick layers are busy at
Sas. Chisholm's new addition to his
house.
Cannon Notes, --The Sacrament of
the Lord's Supper will be dispensed on
Sunday morning service beginning at
10,30 a-tn., Sunday School being a half
.hour earlier. Preparatory service on
Friday morning at ASO. The officers
appointed by the Christian Endeavor
eociety for the remainderof 1001, are
as follows ;-Pres.,H, Shaw; yle6 pres.,
• IL A. Horton; red, see., Miss U. Fun
fcitd; teem. Mali G. LaWSOn.
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Colborne
Netart.,-W, Hill lista begun to dig
out the foundation for his new house
Which will greatly add to the improve -
improvements of hie place. Ws W.
Fisher vow% a broad smile thoee days;
it's A girl, 11. Mew took 111 on Tues.
day afternoon While digging in the
cellar ; we hone soon to see himaround.
again. Rey. E. A. Shaw paid a vitit
to 11. llieW on Tuesd
Seafortbr
Tnit Itaoge.--The /mond race Meet
of the Seaforth Turf Atisociation WAS
i held on their grotto& on the Oth and
1 10th filet& The Weather Was fine and
the MO0161160 WO good, particularly
that of the last clay, When $700 was
taken in at the gate,
I'if readers would, when reeking
p uotbeir
merrotete,,risuea cl:teri toltrala 11'4 tt neyoliaawrktphser
The publisher would esteem it a favor
VAST HURON.
The following are the names of th
successful candidates, who wrote On th
Entrance Examination at the yaalo
examination centres in the Inspecto
ate of East Huron.
The names are arranged. alPbabe
ically in two classes :-those who o
tallied sixty per cent of the tot
marks or over are placed in the Bono
List ; those who obtained more tha
fifty per cent, but less than slatype
cent. are placed In the Pass List.
The papers of this examination wet
all fair and ronable except that o
Os
Murray, Rot*. E. Runiciman Robt.
McGregor Shenk
Poo -Barry Constable, Roy Crow -
sten, Arthur Craig*, Benj. A. Davidson.
John a, Dawson, Roy Deacon, Wm,
Eltiott,48eryille Griffin, Jai'. L,
lienning, Albert liolmes,john 0, Het-
rn, stuster. Win. McLean, Wm,
Itoderns, Austin Ek Ruth, Wm. Scott,
t. sainsley Sha,rpe,
b.
al WEST HURON,
r The following is the list of •candidatee
n eased by the board of examiners for 'Were
P Huron, together with the marks obtained
by earth, The total required to pees is 050
a Maths, The number of candidates writine
n • was 284 and 204 of theoe have permed,
spelling wht 'was much too difficeIt
for children.
Fifty marks are allowed for th'
paper with two marks off for each tin
spelled word. There were atleast fift
difficult words on the paper. Th
town and village school 'pupils di
quite well on this paper, but °Win
to the number of claeses in the rura
schools, the teachers have not th
time to . give the necessary drill t
prepare their pupils for such a (lift
cult paper.
Except in so far as an unfair pape
is likely to demoralize candidates fo
sneceedingpapers of the examinatio
those writing in this inspectorat
suffered no injusttce on • account o
the unreasonableness of this Dictation
'Panay.
• , SEAPORTET, .
Girls-lieners -May P. Gatzemeyer,
Della Gillespie. &try Gillespie, Mary
Johns, Ella RObb, Priscilla Smith. •
Pass -Jessie Bell Anderson, Jennie
P. Chesney, Winnifred Daley, Martha
Fowler, Rebecca Friel, Rae Goven•
lock, Effie Hanailton,Mary L. Holland,
Edna ,Holmes, Maty Murphy, Ella
Park, Hazel Reid, Bertha Robb, Kath-
er s. Beiuie D. Somerville,
Sean L. Van- Helmond, Ella aVestcott.
Bella Wilson, Dolena Wil,on,' • •
Boys:-Biinerer,-W. M. Barker, Aech,
T. Dale, Nelson HS 'Garden, _Arthur E.
McGarvin,-Randal-Rose, Arthur_Routa
ledge, Ed. Smith, Elliott 'Somerville
Geo. H. Scott. .
Pam -John: W: Aitcheson;• A. Bread -
foot, John Case, Louis Horan, Ohas.
Holmes. Beverly Kemp, Charlie Lane,.
Jas; Lynch, J. Ss Little, Peter McIver,
R. Y. McLean, Edaer A. Neelin, Louis
G. len ergast, Ray Sproat,. J, 11.
Smith F T. Townsend,
Bunesees
Gi rls -Houoz8__Beattice Armstrong,.
Julta Bartla, Bessie Bone, Birdie
Geddes, Nellie Irwin, Mar McArter
. -
cierneon Moen, Smoot -Lydia Beek,
9 ,
May Bissett Rose Carey, Wiona Craig Ittay
, Duff, Pearl Evans, Nina Graham, Rite
; Jordan, Gertrude Morrow, Jennie Mc -
Loan Margaret MoEwan May Bell Mo -
Donald, Ivy Newton', Isabel Proaafoot,
Maggio Proudfoot, Lottie Robinson, Grecs
, Rhyme,. Irene Sauna, Pdaggie Sutherland,
Ethel Sutherland, Bitted Tiit, Jean Toro
0 ' Immo) Wiggins, Emma Young, Lewie
s altken, Attie Anderson Harry Babb,
Cheeter Hisoett, Cariae, James Cul -
bed, Rol* W. Creigie, John Galt,M. P.
r Lane, Owen McGillicuddy, Willie Proud-
• foot, Herbert Smith, Ray Thompson, Har -
fry Welsh, John Waleer.
e
t • ISODERT011 SAPARATE Sonpors-Maggie J.
Dean, Winnifred Griffin, Edna Hogan,
Kathleen Kelly, Erre Kidd,
EZETEB.-Eth'el Armstrong, Martha Car-
ling,Lonise Carling,Vera Gobbled-it:4k, Viola
Davidson, Olive Elliott! Edith Monour,
Isiary'Parsons, Olive Qaance,•Della Treble,
Harold Bissett, Alvin 33retnel, John
• Gardiner, Garfield Rodgert, Wilbert Mar-
, tin, William Murray, Oreille tiOntheett,
Frank W. Weeks.
Thiesera,.- Maggie Bouthron, Florence
.
Pope/ Lelia Welsh laugh Buchanan', J, W.
awe, Oliver jewett, Wdlie Mem, Bertie
zzte cArter. , game: eCracken,
Elle McKinnon, Artie
Gartie Ross, Elsie Wilton,
Pass -Bessie Beattie Carrie Berry,
BerYa Bryan, Annie tsunninghana:
Annie. Dickson, Eliza,beth Dickson.
Vera Denford, Bella Henderson, Sadie
Lemont, Ada Lott, Winnie MeGnire,
Margie MeLeirehlin, Mimi McRae,
Olive Mainprize, Reehel Moses., Hearne
.Moses, Ruby Piurn, Edna Pugh, . Win-
nitred Scott, Myrtle Thompson,
Boys-Honora Ainley, Bart-
Hiegston,..Telin Kerr, • Robt: McKen-
.Zie,S,$1.6.WArP. Scott, 441.tur Smith,
Willie Zillittui,
Pasi-Roy Ainla,y. Willie Ardent,
Earl /3 teker, Willie Cameron, ' Dick
.Davis, Geo. Eckmier, Findlay Foster,
Chas. Etsogston, Gordon Imlay, Don -
aid Innes, Welland McDonald, Ritssell
.Pot ter. Percy Richards, Lade Richard -
on, Elton Rozell,
• PORDWICII.
Girls -Parts -Eva May Leird, Blythie
A. McLaughlin, Bertha C. Sotheean.•
Boys•---Honors--Wm. Padfield. •
Pass -Percy Stuton Ashton He
Beith, Qarnett Webber,' - •
Besexersoa-s-Ade Cameron, /gado Whisl-
-den, - "'•
DuNOANNos.--Synton Fairnbeirn, Warner
Ilairoul `Bart Eiteweit-Diail Tr I yezyjbn"
•Young.• .
Ellestteranss,-Goraon McDonald, Charles
Miller. ,
Kirittri Peetra Starbors-Lturit Griffin,
ensue johnston, Esther McGregor, jessie
Moalurolly, Agnes Style% John Cathcart
CEEDITON.-E114 Beaver, Wilda Banes,
Ethel Clark, Edna Baba., Lizzie Finkbeins
er, Martha Wenzel, Lucy Young, William
„Braun, Wilber McMurray. _
Desewcers- Olwer Graybid, Geo, 11,
Wambold,,Theit llartlieb, Bertha Wilbert,
ASHITELD. Jessie McMillian, Myrtle
Buns's, Cassie Finn, Addis O'Keefe, Rfia
MacDonald, Eliza Finlayson, .Christina
Me/Sainte, Innes Wilson, Anna M. Kilpat-
rick, Luella Trealeven, Tennant Drennan,'
llavid•Earrish, Belle Taylor, Mary Parish,
Jas. A. Brown, Thos. 'tempter), •Williakc-
Gregor; jogai% Irwin Maggie H. McKen-
zie, Henry Lipeehaz, Ida Shackleton,
Thoo. Rexete, Norman Treleaven, Mary
Barkley, Edna Pentland,
(Mums --Therm Ounninghent,. Lillie
Levy, Charles IL Robertson, Jessie 13Iake,
Herman Maedel, Clifton Medium% Bile
:Goalthrope, Edna Hanghtonsdrehle Sande,'
Jawed B. Woods, Ezra .DarseJeseie Mitch-
ell, dohnie Milliare Ruth Shawl
• Gonzeiee ToWilsans-lielen Dryerlale-
Lettie Graham, Edna Gibson Lizzie Newt
combo, Minnie Bell, Nettie Sturdy Pear
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quality, while plinne are to be more
plentiful, Other fruits will be in
average quantity -
New Waracs. -The men are engag-
ed in laying a new walk en the norm
eta° of Hatteubury street and petition:.
are in for walks on the North aide of
Ontario street bona Irwin's store tt
Percival street, the eastern bonnie'? 01
the town,aral also on the sooth side of
Townsend street between Kirk and
William streets, „
ENUMERATORS PAID. -Jas. Is Grant,
commissioner for West Huron, receiv
ed chegnes for the enumerators in his
division on Saturday, ail of which Wert
dibtributed this week, The accounts,
as rendered to the Department, ham
been slightly reduced, but they Stili
seem to be hurly remunerative for tht
time engaged in the work,
S. S. Exannetorr-It has been amt. a•ng
ed to run the Sunday school excursion
from Wingham to take in Listowel,
Clinton and all intermediate stations
to Godettch,on Thursday, August
The following are the rates;-Olinton,
adelts 50, children 25c ; Londesboro
550 and 30c 050 and 85e. Last
year itwas a big excursion, and pronn.
ises to be as largly patronized this year,
SrnPMuNTsA,nong the outputs
Tanglefoot
and Poison
: 'Fly Paper
11 Fruit Jar Rings
Pieta and tanitrts
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Itee4ies
Presdription Drug Store
CLINTON
Summer to elynney Jackson,
Yie,..•••••=yy
lay i
i N.B. -Another shipment of:Pare •
Paris Green just arrived. Bente
. price, 25e per lb.
ue ..X
1r •X
of x
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I.
E,
1 Trsa Mantraxs.-sThe chief shipment
; to isle these days by eantelon Bros. are
hi, atterries wholly for the local tra•de
• down ' the .11ne; on •Wednesclay they '
tr, made a shipnaent of over 400 baskets;
e i he prices run from 50,• to 70e per bass
le net.; raspberries are selling at 5c per .
x lb.; black currants at dc per quart, and
a 400seberries at 25c per basket. In pro- .
En, duo butter is weak, tub being quoted,
s; C14e-afer---pland,. and loose at Mato -
e. 14c;•eggsna e from 9c to 10c. • •
th
week were the °Bowline, at t
Clinton yards: On 'Mondays a doub
deck of hogs by eantelon di f
the Don, and one car load of cattle
Chas. Reid for Toronto; on Tuesda
one of bogs by R. Fitzsimons for Cr
lingwood, and four of cattle by.B
Watson; on Wednesday two by
Watson and two by S. IL Smith, a
for Toronto.
Dornarse ' METALLIC Line -T
telephone line men are here repairin
and improving the systent; Lt
spring the company converted the lin
from isondon to Clinton hitt) a doub
Metallic system and theys are now e
tending it front here to Wingham thu
bW"inikefinednit.hi:PTIhIgeblolPar-ogffIrTe 14413114(.31initY
a new snatch board and ether thieve
-rnents•put in sheally.
MASONIC .BECURS/ON-D. D. G. M.
Munro, of . Auburn, Dr W. Dahn, of
Granton, W. E. Rand, of Ojiitton,and
other masons met et Windsor hotels.
Stratford, last week With a view f
arranging an excurSion to the Pans
American -for a date sometime in Aeg-
int, and white], veould include the South
Huron .division, excursions to be run
front Goderich, from" Partt ill; from
Baden, and takieg in llensalt and • '
,PASSED IIER,MESIO EVAN -We Con-
gratUlate IVlisii Mann) Houston invites
tug her second year examination in
othoensnerri; an tnoar y of auklYsia6;tobtthaeiniTtiogeoh,notiLi:
s oueten was also successfuil.
in passing the examination for admis- '
awn Into theMendelssohn Choir,a lock
of 'some five hundred singers, the mos•
Important choir in Toronto,in whioh.ir
is considered' quite an honor to be
LONDON CONSERVATORY OF Mukc
EXA5L-Rrincipai W. °even Barran,
was in Clinton Tuesday, lying exami
nation, in onnection wit the London
COniervelory .of Music; the following
are the resuitsi First year piano and
theory --Miss Seta Cottetice, 98 per
cent, 1st blase honors; Miss Mabel Cour-
tiers Lo d b
Wilsop, Howard Study,. /Katie Sterling boners; Miss- Fannie Shipley,. 80 pei
,,, per cent, ist class'
Lew/eland Tiohboine, Reginald Elliott, Co- cent, 1st class honors; MiShOarrie Shirt
lin McDonald, Mowatt McDougall, Sadie ley, 65 per • cent, pase. The result of
1
IStehtath, . . thorny examination could not be ob-
Ilkv.--Gertie Hervey, John Pottle, O. tained for this 11381.16, blit Win be given •
nieLlliolt.' • • tater on. The above aotung ladies,vetto
Saseter.-T san johnoton Ernekson Sni.
Aster Cal ter Roy Mauric Ed •der, M tle Sti
WROXETER. Campbell, Baize Robinoen Edith Stogdill,
Girls - Honors - Nibble Abraham, $
Agnes Black, Lulu Hemphill, Kate m
'Hazelwood, Lizzie Wiley. 0
Pass -Edith Harris •
Boys-Honots--Melvin Rae.
Hill Laura Joey Stolle Penhale Lydia
Pas6 Vernon, Armstrong, Paul Bro4n, zamag,,
Doll?, Irwin Gough, John McIlelvie,
e • s yr nteon, Edith Sparks, Oolin
NOrman,Boyea, Arthur idighoffer, Edna
herritt, Laura Swayzle, Drew Swan, Ma-
te Kayo, Susanna Clark, Wilmer Peek,
harks Grasskik, Herbert Whiteman.
STEPHEN. - Minnie Baqultan, Garnett
Welds Miller, Ernest Wiley. STEPHEN SnrABATE 801100L. -Vincent
Quarrie,
e wa, o the age of 88 years and 7
4jr.,DTTON.
have been so excellently prepared, tire
I STOCK NOTESThe two carloads of
'cattle shippeciBY g. Watson on Tues-
day were those bought frorn Geo.Stan_ of Stanley, and the seventy head,
'or the shipMent on Wednesday were
front C. Dale, Hullett, Which averaged
pounds. There were eighteen
head bought from R. J, Miller,' of Rat:
lett, the caOss weight of which was
27480pounds, the average being 1527
two lighter beefers went 2620 pounds.
Thesenattle are considered to be ex -
Optionally goat( and will bring 's the
.highest market price.
THE McnaArtoif Trankettena-Amopg
those who have lately put chased new
Mon inn Threshing Machines in this
13er4otsi°,," GavcerteMricsiasrs' jtOrWvn.eliSipietiobaeurcit
-Henderson, Goderich ownship. Meesre
.slorris 8c Morrell, of town ; Walter
murphy, of Hallett; and Thos Richard -
am of Port Albert. These machines
sae fitted with all the latest improve-.
!cents 'anti conveniences, and are • un -
quilled -for fast and thoroughly
lent war k in all kinds of grain, l'he
acord of the Monarch, 'especially of
ite years, has surpassed that of any
,t er, and particularly for saving the
graiolt has no equal, 'The fact that
• bis is , the second machine of same
rind for Robert ilendsreon and Messes.
..forris & Morrell and the third for Mr
Murphy is the Strongest . assurance
that the Monarch has given them and •
heir patrons excellent satisfaction.
Ne have pleasure In commending the
nteeprise of the above 'different thresh- •
• rrnen, in providing thenaselyes with
!taw machines and trust they will be
ss arol Newcombe, 'eeeeded the most liberal
Patrette"
who is an aethorized outside teacher to
the Oonsereatory.
DEATH OE MRS SAMORL HOLMES--
Much sympathy is expressed to the
bereaved by the death of Margare'
Holmes, relict of the late Samuel Hol
mes in town, on VVednesday morning,
the 17th inst. She has met with sever -
;d accidents in late years, at the time
of death suffering front a broken hip.
all students of Mi 0
Girle-Honora--Lizzle Burnett, Ida 17"'"'-nlillie Monteith, Nettie Pass- months, The funeral will take DIMS
Pearl Cantelon, Annie t)ook,Jessie Cat. more, Tens Pasernore, Orville Snell, Ruby from her late home, Princese street,
well, Jessie Coupland, Tepee), Crooke, Mitten, Effie Taylor, Clifford Whitloolc. this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock,
Jennie Carter, Ida Oornish, Annie For- Wese Wawesose.- Lacy Shoff, Ells, for the Goderich cemetery. Norther
rester,May Holland,Minnie Rill Neill Ryan, Josie Young,. Leslie Fidler Irene Particulars will hei
Holmes, Frances . Ienkine, Eleanor
Mains, Matjory McIvor, I/onna Perlee,
.81, i
abel Pickard, Carolina Rose, Katie
Scales, Laura Savers, Millie Stev-
enson, Maggie • Steep, Etattie Trick,
Maggie Wiseman, Ida Wilkeri,
Pase-Lulie Green, Viva Mak, Zella
Whitely,
Boys -Mows-- Frank Akain, Cecil
Brewer, Henry Parlour,' Oliver Boyce,
Eddie Ball, Lorne H. Cantelon, Nor-
man Disney, Sas. Doherty, Malcolm
Fraser, 0, W. Gibbings, Everard Lee,
Geo, A. Leitch, Geo. McVittie, Sas,
Manning, Lewis Manning, Roy Pick-
ard, Willie Rattenbury, 'Thos. Rance,
John Rumba% Ernest S. Reynolds,
Walter Stewart; C. J. Stewart, Willie
Taylor, John Woon,
YJ.. 1)...... Berry 'John Ooo er,
g ven in nett
Ernest Izzard,jae. LovesVittoe MiIiar
Garnet McBrien, Robt, Vodden,
BLYTE,
Girlssan'onorsi-Annie Coyest, Edit
Jenkins-, Arletta, Potter, Lilly Taylor
Pearl Toll, Allie Toll.
.Pass -Etta Lyon, Katie Marshal;
Rose O'Connor,__13eseie Taylor, &tie
Tunney, Etta Wanless,
Boys-ifonore-Herbert Armstrong
Pass -Joseph Bell, Brirvey Oidler,
Leo Kelly, Don. McLean, Ruston Sel
km, Albert Wilford, Henry Wettlain
fer.
W/NONA112.
Girls- Honors - Henrietta Agar,
Laura A, Ansley, Marion E. 'korner,
Alice Chapman, Pearl Irene Davie,
Olive K. Ferguson, Ruby Forbes,
• Marjorie GordineTestile HallidaYt Win -
Mired Holmes,Ethel M. King, Olive O.
Illason,A.Laura Kerr,Hattie McDonald.
Laura B. May, Alice aul, Alerria
Pesten, Maude R. Sherk,Pday 0, Scott,
Maud P. Troy, Sesame Melon,
Pan -Nellie Bickle, A. Countese
Coe, Melba' Olove, Geared% °fink.
shinike, Annie. Henry, Florence E,
Graham, Nellie McEwen, Bertha Mc-
Kagneaanet P, Murray, Castle A,
Powell, Mabel Praetor, Cora Sherrie,
Carrie Stewart, Lilly Snell, Loulen
A. Stewart, Mary G, Troy, Seanette
• ere ,
Boys-iforiore-John E, Currie, due
M. Ellie, Fred Howson, Wm. It, Sobl •
Wm. F. Litiklatee, Geo. Muir, he,
al oug Betsy Smyth, Maggie Buchan-
an, Edna Anderion, Willie Webstee, Ida
DavietiOn, ,
Wear WANANostt filarAmon flotroors-Ati-
gustine Leddy, Mary A. Brophy,
MoGrtraviret.-Joeephine Coughlin, Cora
Short,
Ildoalatravitte Seminar Elonoors-Fratik
Farmer. ,
TodscsiiniTs.--.bernara (Mooney, Mary
linehatian.
Additional Local hews.
IVgA.ELY A CENTENAIMAN,--Shiloil
Roche, father of Mrs Raba, Biggart,
of town. died at his home 451 Vine-
, wood Ave. Detroit., on' Saturday, July
13th, the cause of his demise being old
age, he being of the advanced age of
08 yeers and months,
Itricovunin.-aar Kinbure,
h -
' who had the misfortune to get his eye
cut with a TACO of a rivet, and came
to the hospital here went hone few
days since; he has fully recovered, and
.1 expects to have the use) of his eye,
though the doctors had to remove a
. portion of the iris.
4311001213600,1i STIMEOVI-Preen the
remain; of the earanahlations at the
Normal collere and Normal school, we
notie,e the folloneing name,:L, n.
Whitely Was SUccessir in passing
his examination at the Normal
Hamilton, or more commonl knoven
as the &hoot of Pedagogy, ; Ise Mary
E. Robb and Miss- Maud Wiltse were
also succeeedul at London. Normal
e o ongra, ulatione are .Itaw-Ane
our yodel; friends. '
THU CROP 11138901ITS-The famere
froni Marty parts of the country report
the MIMS are doing well. Nearly all
the ha has been taken int Which Wall
good,e though only fair in some quart-
ers:. (letting of wheat has nailed
And it points to a gdod.Vield4xermt a
few places where the Beide Wet been
injured by the fly. &dear° growing
Well, the late rains hewing given. OM
a start. Generally, the faen1erS +say
they don't need to grumble. In %its
apniee Will he a fair supply of good
[Her son Joseph, who resides on the
2nd con. of Tuckerinnith, had the mis-
fortune an Monday, to tall front a
load of hay, ahd break his ankle; it
was at first thought that his ribs were
also broken, but we a,re pleaeed to
know such is not the cased
VO'rEns' A.TTeNT,ON-The revision
of the voters' not Iii the different men.
icipalities in the county by the County
Judges will shortly begin, It is 'im-
portant that where any person entit-
led to A vote has neglected to beve
his name placed on the liet by the Men
icipal Court ef Re vision,t hat he shoeld
apply to the Judge, The removal of
the names of those not entitled to vote
should also' be attended to, where it
has not been done. The general elect-
ions for the Legislature of Ontario will
alinost certainty be held on tha list=
now being revised. An important
Change in •reference to age has . beeti
made in the law, so that now anyone,
"who will be of the age of 21 years
within thirty deka from the day fixed
for hearing appeals by the County
Judge" can be Placed on the list, pro.
•
riding he is otherwise qualified,
RECEIPTS Or Onstous AND
RIMENVE-Follotving is a statement
of the customs receipts of the port of
Goderich, with its various OutpoetS,
for the twelvemonths ending June 80.
1901, together With a imilar state-
ment fee the previoue twelve mont
1901)1901 1800-1000
Goderich.... fee:1 08 $8,188 81
Clinton...4.... 7,299 SO 8,48682
Whigharti....... 5,405 6,712 16
2,467 lij 2,431 47
Seeforth • • • • • II is 7,074 0,632 59
Southampton... 1, : " 37 2,02379
Lecknow P.O. , .... 8 18 15 00
$34,426 BO $35,700 sa
The receiptsin the outport of Godertch,
inland revenue divielon of Stratford,
from July 1st, 1000, to June 80th,,,1001.
Were as follorevel
On 1700i
" Algritti 4111ilkilOYIY.ryttfiyitt 2,817 41
" Melt . 11011 Oft 2,657
" 26 Ot
oioliwymyro.
105,06 60
T he thsreeeipts for the previone tWelvi
MonWere $6,884,1I,
\t
ass
. Coderich.
• RACES, --The firet day's events of the
urinal meeting of the Goderich Turf
association came off un Wednesday in
he presence of about I2•00 people. The
lay was warm but the cool breeze Made
he heat bearable, and exclthair heats •
tnd good music made it a .red letter
me. In the 2 45 clue the winner is
Aid to be the only three-year-old that
'las won a race in tuvh time, and the e
heats throughotit - were excellent
'Mere are over fifty trotters and ruaa
ners on the grounds, the largest nutd-
bee attending a meeting outside the
'cities in Ontario.
PI illsgreen
PRESENTATION.-PreVious to tile de.
parture of the family of Rev, Samuel '
.1.cheson for their new home in Pena -
eine, Dakota, they were Waited on by
r, deputation Who, on behalf of the
Presbyter hut congregatioti of Hills -
green, presented them with a liberal
purse of nanney and a OOMplimentary
idaress. The deputation, and through.
hem the congregation, were feelingly
thankerby Miss Acheson on behalfofher father and mother, not only for the
present gift but for the kindness and
aortinderation always shown to Mr
.-icheson and family by the Hillsgfeen
eongregation during the many yeara •
he had -been theft pastbr.
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