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CLINTON. ONTARIO. TUNE 13, 1-902.
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where they Tla to ewe ',wetly" and evening, teesoivece Wax country ute tee aeatn or John weir. ere was nue a noes° Pattie cut by a barb wire jence, , the member e present
friends. Mr lige, the geoid landlord offers wove adVantares for inepreve• of the Meet prominent and popules, last week,
The
of the Cook H
ouse, returned home on nrent than city- Met" after a sWie
pirited men in n, at one time here rigkept warden addressed the omen, draw -
Friday laseafter a Veit weeks' trip,and conteit. both sides Presenting good hotel here, mit latterly being in pirvate Cn
oattoTiore.-Iti the item abode the 1 ing Attention to the fart that ecarcele may
is now dxing up and getting things in cases, the Sledges decided int teiref of life. Ile had not been an
ill, d his cie garden party,uncter Goderich township damage was done to our bridge 1(40 Spring,
The Glasses furnished by good shape, Court Varna,No294,0, 0 the affinorative. came as a great shock to the e annum. lams lest week, we unfortunately and rnentionieg also that singe Mr Gerrow
V. intend having their annual eermon e )mitted S. Switeerai name,I ma been appotnted Judge of the Court of
on whose
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NOTES. -The vvork on the race at tbe ItY" lie WaS °t memnsrs.of : "e Limn the garden party is to tke held thie ik.99sal the conmir
P B Crews even ng.next, the 15th inst. ; Rev Mr ahead under the foremanship of Wm. A FORMER RENDENT.-We regret to °In " VutitrY ener v7"
CL Y. and lus funeral on W. dnesday I
11n Sr John's church, Varna, on Seeder woollen factory is being rapidly pushed i law° hlaw•IIIIIT club, a Eivr°44"'"r P414*. I evening (Thursday.) The resignation of T. H. Tigert of hie
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4 ' Jennings will. Preach a ePeoial, sermon Straughan. The pulpit work at this was•largelY atteedecl• •• •Sheeltr J. Hs l _ 8 therefor received• from
appointment last Sunday was taken bya SeritsPretitra°rina Grant, of Goderich; the
on that occesion ; members to meet in Bensoneof Regina, died on Si'sek turday ; • annourice.the death or a fOrMer reel. V..1
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deceased was fe In el - id f • sleet of this toWeshiP in the Person os
After a scientific ex-
amination of the eyes,
give a most enjoyable
sense ofpleasure after
the old ill fitting ones
which I Wdre.
71113 is the verdict ot all
! mho patronize
P. 31 CREWS,
Expert Jeweler and
Watth Repairer
Omani TOWN
BIDDLE0OBIBE'S OLD STAND.
Guarci..Your
Eyes.. -
If sunshine matte,
SesIng painful; groat '•
discomfort and per.
rps permanent In.
tary . Will be avoided
r wearing our Lon.
don Smoked Glassesf
15 cents per pair and
u wards.
A. j. GRIGG,
Scientific jeweler
. and Optician . •
CLINTON/ ONT.:,
Manitoba Excursions.
The C. P. R. will run speciid
Excursions to Idanibbas and the'.
North West, on
June 3rd, and 24th.
And also one .
Jtily, 1,8th;
FARE $.!5
To all points in to.enntioia. Tickets are
pod to return within 60 days. "
For tiekete and all informittion apply to
W. Jacknon, Agt.e.P.R.
ELINTON.
WHITE STAR LINE EXCURSION.
4 -The White Star Line's enjoyable ex-
cursion from Goderith to DetrZdt, • on .
Wedaesday,June 181eis likely/ to boon'
. better than ever this year, largelyow-
ing tea the addition of the magni cent
the hall •at 0 p. nie sererce commences
et 7 p. m. sharp; alikel attendance is
expected.
WEDDING- BELLS -At the home of
the bride's Parents, 37 Einevrood Ave.,
Lonaon, on Wednesday, June lIth,
Mises Maud Mr ffatt, eldest daughter of
Mr ancrlitrs 8 A. Moffatt, formerly nf
Varnaevvas united in marriage to Et E.
Fele, teacher at Whitechurch, son of
R9V Mr Fair, formerly of Londesboro.
The event was of a quiet nature and
only relatives of the contractingparties
were present at the ceremony. A wed-
ding dinner was partaken of by the
guests, after which the newly-wed left
for their home in Whitechurele The
presents were both numerous and val-
uable. The bride is an accomplished
and popular young lady and was high-
ly. thought of among her numerous
friends, and the groom is •a successful
school teacher of ability. They will re-
side rit Whitedsurch amid the beet
wishes of friends for a happy future life,
Auburn .
NOTES. -Miss Belle Youngblut,of the
grayel, recently decided that matri-
monial bliss was preferable to single
blessedness and acted accordingly. Fe
Mutch Sundayed at the old home. Mr
Mutch is etill in low health; Miss Bella
Wilson is in a very uncertain state of
health at present. The Rifle Rangers
took the let target shot on Saturday
last at the 200 yards limit and about 20
bulls eyee were scored, Geo Yungblut
mitking 43 points out of 50, with A. Ask -
with second at 39 were SQUID of the beet
shots; the shoot was well attended and
several new members were added. Jas
Young attends High Court of the O. 0
F. at Owen Sound. this week. Rev
Small preached the gest sermon of bis
pastorate here last Sabbath and con-
ducted a brilliant meeting of tile En-
deavor in the evening. Owing to the
•church being. repaired the Methodists
had no service on Sonday,it being Con-
ference Sunday. . •
. . .
Lendesboro
WEDDING. --At the home ot Joseph
Lyon; north of the village. a very
pleasant event took place on Thursday
morning of last week, when his datzgh
ter, Miss Susan, was united in metre
Friday morning to pin. Mr Wilson at
Confterence, and to visit friends at Port
Lamfton. Mrs Wm. Correy is very
low et vreseoti she lias been in decline
• for some time. Misses U. arid E. Blake,
of BED miller. .visited. last week at R.
Snyder's and .the pareenage. • A. Mc-
llwain is renovating his barn, The
material for the new school is nearly
A. E, Allin, who is an able and zealous
young man. Misses Sophia Synder and
Ada, -Ellsher spent Sunday at home.
Rev E. A. Shaw and wife returned from
Conference this week.
Porter's 11111
ANZUVERSARY.-The Bethel Sunday
school has decided to hold its antliver-
eery on June 22.23; Sunday services at
2.80 and 7 pone on Monday evening a
lawn social will be held at the home of
Councillor John Wood's, con. 4; an ex-
cellent program is being prepared, and
a good time is expected every body
welcome.
No'res.-J. a and L. Cox spent Sun-
day in Colborne. Win. McDougall
and mother, of Seaforth, visited re-
cently at J. McDonald's. Mr and Mrs
W. H. Lobb visited last week at John
Wood's. T. C. Cox lost a valuable
mare and foal last week. Frank Hill-
ock had a cow killed by lightninglately,
etelbeirne
NOTES. -Mr and Ides Wm. Mitedel,
of Godericb, 8,nd Mr and Mrs Snyder,
of Bentniller, Sundayed at Paul Muds
el's. Chas. Bragg is improving 'his
property by 'putting up a new wire
fence. Miss Lillie Leavey returned
home on Sunday, after visiting friends'
in this neighborhood. •
• TEA. MEETneee- It has been arranged
to hold a tea meeting at Bethel on
June 25; tea will be serysd trom 5 to 8,
after which addresses will be delivered
in the church by excellent speakers.
Come, bring your frienis, and enjoy
yourselves.
Nile
Ceronere-ln the absence of the Pas-
tor, at Conference, the -E. L. took
charge of the Sunday evening service;
the meeting was led by Chas. Garvin,
A. P. Sheppard gave a rerort of the
working of tise-Leaguse and H. SnYrder.
addressed the • people from the text
"Behold the fig tree which thou cersest
is Withering away," Mark 11 ! 21. 'The
Prograneat League on Tuesday evening
was"Acrostic;"the vecrking committees
were appointed hist week.
NOTES. -Mrs (Rev) Wilson left on
naony to Isaac Lawrence, of con. 13,
Hulled. We extend congratulations.
FooTnarte--On Tuesday evening the
Blyth foot ball team came Isere and
played a match with the home team,
for whom they proved too numb; as
the score stood 7 to 0 in their favor.
Our team intend to practise, and will
give a good account of themselves be- „
. ell on the grounds; the basement wall
fore the end ef the season. is completed. The trustees have en-
" CHANGE -The - people were very
much sat prised last weekto know that•gaged Miss McIntosh to teach.id the
Robert Sanderson had disposed of his :new echo°
tarns and .moved to Clinton, and his
successor had taken his place so oven Y. ' . St.- Helens
quickly,' We welcome Me to ' DeAT-A-4t ie Our sad duty this week
our midst, and wish Mtn success in his to chrouicle the death of Miss Ellen,
new enterprise. • • • clatightee of Mr Etebert Murray, of the
PEESoNae,-W. • H. Moon, who has 9tla cdncession, The 'deceased was.
been, atiendiegeCorsfereoce as the ren- teaching school near Fargo, Dakota,
resentative from this place, has gone, andaiied of it complication of diseases,
With /ere Moon, on a visit to friends in the Faego hospital, She .W9S
near Detroit At Conference Mr Won woman of sterling' Christian character
was one of those nominated to repre. and her large male of friends eve
-sent the District at the me.eting Of he alenced their sympathy -to the bereaved
General Conference in Winnipeg, hut ones, as the funeral on Tuesday effete
as two others were also tiornitiatea, Mr noon to Dungannon cemetery Was
Moon gracefully Withdrew hte tianie. very large. • •
• .
It is no small honor to be nominated
new steamer Greyhound to the White as a repiesentative to the highest
Star Line's Fleet The Greyhound is
an entirely new steamer bent of steel,
300 feet in length and 68 feet wide, with
great speed and luxurious equipment
• She is designed for Lege -service, re-
sembles very much La size and style
the magnificent Tashmoo, the worldi
queen of river crafts. The name ably
is old, for the old steamer of the form.
er has gone out of business. The excite.
Methocliet court in -the Dominion.
NOTES. -On Monday morning Wm.
Lee left here for Owen Sound as. a
'delegate from Court Pride of the West
to the High Oourt of the 0, O. V, Thos.
H, Cole this week had his engine re-
paired and put in good running order.
Miss tglara Young.came home frona •the
Belleville school on Wednesday for the
summer holidays. The Messrs Brune -
Won from Goderich to Detroit by the don got it ear load otbinder twine this
Greyhound will take place on Weddes= week; they evidently expect a big crop
. day, June 18.returnieg from Detroit In this yeas. The Fanners' Seale Go. are
the afternoon and eve oing of the 19.h. having their scale put up at the station
The home ride on the steamertoGoder- this week, using a cement foundation.
ich will have in additional charm, for Rev Mr Coupland returned from Con -
the moon willgive of her light just per- ference on Wednesday evening. The
feetion for the lake ride, and for the Rifle Club had another practice lest
drive home from Goderich. The steam- tewurday, and consider that they have
er will reach Goderich,Thtirsday,at 9.30 improvtd already, but hope to -make
eseeeieepenteeeeksetuitOreteofficer-wilejmateGescle ellieleswork soon. •
I 1
erich so there will' be eq-dilitentiinasat • es
Godericb. This excursion will serve , Hallett
the people of Olintouend afford oppor.
tunity or one Of the most delightful of • 3 -BE 1"114 Meta Eieleauteols.-e On
.summer outings. As it wilernark the
maiden trip of the Greyhound,the pat-
ronage of this excursion should fax ex-
ceed that of any previous outing from
stioderich, The fare for the round trip,
fro as Goderich is only one dollar. Sew
;price One way with baggage.
SNAP
,twp
We are offering a nice line of
Snapi ),\
AI. --
At 4 lbs tor 25e
Jot think of getting 180 to
185 nice fresh Ginger Snaps
for a Quarter. They are cheap
-
• er Olen- you eau make them
and does away with -the work.
Thursday leet week, June 5th, Annie,
beloved wifel'of David Fergusnn, of the was rene:wing acquaiptancee in these
56 years; 5 months and 5 days The de.
age of perts this week. Rev Me Hell and
re Hall, late of Arthur, were re -
61 -11 con., was called hence at' the
ceased lady will he greetly missed by candy theguests of Mre Hall's' cousins,
E Gordon Mrs 'Veld Mies Char-
' •
etomese-Mre P. Clarite:ehas been
somewhat indisposed' ink we are
pleased to state, • mtieh improved.
Claite a number from. here went on the
For resters' mm11181611 to Owen Scaled
on Wednesday. . 0. A:. Tebbutt
preached for Rev Dr Brown, of
Whitechurch, on,SundaY evening last,
and on Monday evening gave a ms
sicinary address in the Methodist
church, Lucknovi All is rush at the
eblick yard now. Mise Emeline Rob-
ertson of Isucknow, was the guest of
her sister, Ethel, for a fees days. ,Wm
Wellwuod, of the 10th con, is serving
as juryman at Goderich this week.
. a
• (Another correspondent) "
NoTES-A successful nseetieg of the
Huron Mission Bend was held jn
the lecture room last Saturday, it. be-
ing Children's Day; a goodly number
were in attendance, when an ex-
cellent program was given, 'at the
close of which refreshments were
served. J. 0, Martin who 'hat been
attending McGill .0cillege, Montreal;
Also fine line a Dried
Peaches et lee par lb.
"
The eash Srocery.A
r e y a t, s eut, o 1 • fornser wateappointed.
twhi.eStoenWsno,n,ancoduewetaoer aofsokeiutbetotmehe ,laatet 1 Mrs Win. Herbison. who Passed away
Windsor. • at Grafton, Dakota. on the 23rd of A tnemorial from the county of Water-
W,
I formerly resided at "Herbison's Vol-
t ner," Bayfteld road, and has two mar.
! May, at the age of 78 years. Deceased 1°' regarding trade with the Mather
County was sent to the epeoie,1 cemnsittee
I ried daughters living at Blyth, which reported favorable tbeeeon,
A -motion by Metiers Kerr and Bowman,
milichoTares-eRTboe.reaihsatrochbenaexwtemdLindec;t. tSbte. ; good roads movement, in relation to thie
that the question of Government aid to the
Stanley country, be considered, was referred to the
road and bridge committee, which advised
siontraoting parties are young people of i
Morris townsIpp and the ceremony•will be NOTsies-eW Baird, who has been in the appointmentsof a committee of three to
performed by Rey, Fr, McMenamin. ' , attendance at sbe Ontario Normal 001- obtain all required information in this mat -
lege, Hamilton, for the past eight ter and report at theeDeoemaer meeting of
118rilleld , 'months, returned home last .Fridey ; the counoil. The committee is composed
i the final examinton was held during ot Meagre Bowman, Holt and Hera
Courame.--Council met May 24,m ene-1 the last Week of May. J McKay, Ham-, A petition froneF;AeHavdon and eleven
bers all present, A number ot ticeatunts I Mon, is spending the summer with his other ratepayemotunion ashool section No
were ordered to be paid. .Coutt of Re-- grandmother,Mrs J McOowen. A. Nott 11, Ashfield and Colborne, asking for a
vision opened et 2 o'clock pen. There ' is reshingling his barn. N McGregor change in the boundaries of the section,was
were two appeals against the assess. has got the stonework of his barribuilt. presented and referred to the edusetion
inenc roll. Mrs Peke, owner of lot 5,
con 4, appealed- as being assessed too .
high; Patrick -3101'4n, owner of Wi 8, , Stuninerhill
con 8, It. p,, appealed beim; assessed , NOTEs:- Eddie Williams left on
too high. .11,SBOBOnleOLS reduced $100 • Monday for Berlin, to learn cheese -
each, after which the roll was accepted ; making. Mrs Robt Miller and Mr and
as revised. At a o'clock p. m. council Mrs T. Harvey and family spent Skin -
resumed. A deputation from H. S. S. I day at W. J. McBrien's. Robt. Miller
Noll, presented a petition asking the ; spent Sunday in Gederich. Miss
council to consent to chanae the I Blanche Mcillreen and Mr J. McCool
boundaries of said S. S. Moved by J. • %pent Sunday at F; IlloIltrean's; Mr
McIntyre, seconded by 3. Beckley, that and Mrs 14 Brownlee also Sundayed
we consider the densand made by peti- there,
timers from the township of Ashfield,
j'attiflable in regard to thestbenderies lialinesvilles
of O. 8. S. Ism. 11 of the township of .„ . .
Ashaeld and Colborne, arid consent to i-PouBLE WEIMING.-An event of
belie county appoint arhitratore to deal unwire.) interest occurred Wednesday
with the question. lE Next meeting of at the home of Refs W. Ayers, South
council on June 21st. VirX STOTHEES, :London, when his two daughtees were
Clerk. married; Mists' Mamie to W. Et. Craw-
ford, of Sarnia,' and Miss Etta to Dr.
, . Exeter .. It H. Henderson, Lea, S., of Toronto.
WEDDING. -A quiet house wedding The double cererisony was performed
took place at the home of Mr eh at 1 o'clOck by the brides' father, Rev
Mrs Thiss Willis, Main, street,. Tues- Walter Ayers, in the pestilence of a
'ley morning last week, when their ,large circle of friends The family area
to Mr Percy Teuton, of South Bend,
ltla, was married •well- known here, air Ayers being a
former pastor of the Mettiodise church..
you trefest daughter,
Inds,. formerly of Exeter. ;Rev 0, W. 2 ' : . . ' •
Brown, B. n„ conducted the mire- : .
nibuy; Which was Witnessed only by Sayheld.
•
the home circle. ,T13e bride wore a NOTE. -Rey Mr McNeil is in.attend-
travelling gown fawri ladies' cloth .knee at; the General Assembly at Ter.
with pia rose silk 'waist. and a; lame onto; in his absence' James Dalgatty,
the happy couplewere driVen to the pulpit. A number from here intend
by request, will 3cenpy St. Andrew's
black picture hat.. The ceremony. over
taking in the 'excursion to Detroit. LL
-depot and amid showers of rice left for
their future home in Sonth Bend. ' Darrow is'Inaking vast imPr°Veille"8
in his recently surchased hotel. Drs.
GOderith 'the general convention at Toronto.
A JUNE Wisreetrrneeeln Wednesday,. Thos. Stevens has. ornamented .his
Mr Fred S. Lindsay, formerly of town, hotel:. with • a erratic verandah on the
but now of London, and • Miss Mertie west side. J.. Thomson and H. Teener
Johnston were joined in wedlock's haveeeft via:Goderigh on the. Str. Os -
bon& by Etev J. \V.- Robinson, past( r. sifrage for New Ontario for the purpose
of Victoria Street Methodist church. of taking up Land.; D. Bailey will leave:
Theceremony was performed at, the on the same boat, for the Sault.- J. Mc -
residence of Mr . teeorge Barry, Elgin Led, who is employed in the Hunts -
ave., only relatives and close.. personal villa hospital, isenow home on visit to
friends of the contracting parties be- his family. As the bass fisbing season
ing present. The, house was nicely opens on Juneldth is it to be that our
decorated with flowers arid Mies Mary worthy councillors will again permit
Walters played a - 'pretty Wedding. the usual sports from London to gem -
march just before the eeremony. The and clean out our river again and leave
bride was assisted by Miss LizZie leo sporting for other visitors.
Thompson and the groom by Mr • , ,
Andersoneof London. .'The bride Wore se Joseph,
her going away dress. of Veeetian ' ' --"' - - — - s e .
cleth of a pretty easter brown shade, Pertsoxim.--Hon. I. T. Terte, accom- •
a silk waist of biscuit Color, a charm- periled by his Chief Engineer, Mr La-
ing hat to match, and beveled bridal , filmes made a; personal visit to ,St. Jos -
roses. 'The bridesmaid was prettily eph yesterday, for the purpose of Per-
gewneeen eeeeen we.: _woo, 4, lovely sopally inspecting the lake : at that\
picture hat and . carried a briquet of point ---It-Nvill be -remembered that
pink roses*. ' After the ceremony the when -the propoeed grant of $5000, for
pat ty partocik of a. Sumptuous weddin, herbor•improvement at this point, was
breakfast. and Mr and Mrs Fred . under discussion in the Rouse, Mi,
Lindsay left for their future home Tarte prothised that no money would
London. The bride was the recipient be expended Until he had personally
gift banerngvealuvaabilueapbtaikenitds, thegroomsand
ds ViSited the iplace and satisfied himself
as to the advisability of making the
from the Bible class and choir. Of expenditure.
. :
Among the many was a silver tray.
Vittoria 'Street Methodist church,• of
which she evas a member
' St Augustine': , .... livi a ' d J 18 SO f th R
,.. e DOB ay, June .-- a Or ace
1-11crero.-A picnic will be held in Meet; teenreioneo Detroit iron. Goderieh
Wallactestrove. near Dennybrook, on mer Greyhound.
Stanburse.Woo s and Sri:kith attended
The*Calendar.
Tueeday, June 17.-Seeforth Race Meet,
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Monday. une 28rd, under the auspices
of the R. 0, chureh. Should the day Thursaay, june 19.-Exoursion from
prove fine a large crowd is anticipated, EFainroma.rdine line to Guelph' Experimental
and will be provided fez'. All for of • '
amusement will be partimpatea in. Fridayjnue 20.---Goderioh linefezotirsion
Several prominenrspeakers are to be to Guelph Experimental Farm; meeting of
present. . West Huron Fermers' and Women's In-
stitutes at the home of H. Morris, Loyal;
, • .
Dungannon; • - Colborne township.
THE FAT.T. Setnyee-The directors of Saturday, June 21.-1. 0. 0. F. exam-.
the Ashfield and Wawanosh Branch, Ilion from Kincardine and statfons along
Agricultdral Society are prepwring•the line to Sarnia and Detroit.
Dungannon, oo Thursday and . Friday, sion.Band garden party on 'the lawns of J.
for the annual fall Show to be held at Tuesday, June 24, --Willis ohne& Mies.
October 9th and lOth, They are work- W. Levin and P, Sireith; piffle) recital of
ing to make the fair better. than ever. Miss,Newoombe and pupils at the Terra
eclat attention us being given to the Hall. • •
was a kind neighbors. and the husband lotte arid Frank visited friends at entertainnient feature in connection
MOONLIGHT EXOUB,SION.:-The.
and family mourn the loss of a beloved .1Tincardine lag week. Miss V. E. with the. show and when arrange-.
wife and affectionate Mother. In relig- Gordon has, returned home from ments are completed will have some- Gpderich eland Momilight Excursion.
ion she was an earnestand attentive Lueknow, where she was keeping thing good to announce. . • will be given on Tuesday eveningaute
irember �f the Presbyterian .ehurch. house for her brother, • Dr Gordon •
all who had her acquaintance, as she •
- 17tb, on the new Steamer Greyhound',
Besides her husband, there mourns ter during Mrs GordOtee absence in God. • built expressly for the White Star
two daughters, Mrs D. Churchill of, erich, where she was attending the • Erfteefierds . Line service between Toledo and
Goderich Township, Mrs Thos. Noble funeral of her ,mother, Mr Diehard NOTES. -A: meeting of the Independ- Detroit, the speediest and most marre
of East Wawanosh, and tWo seine a'• Lane, of Kinlough. spent Sabbath last ent Order of Forresters of the BrucenflicentlY equipped day boat afloat,
homm. The funeral took plate to --with hie aunts, the Mieses Rutherford. field lodge will be held On Friday even. desigrkedl for lake and. river service, is
Kintiern 'cemetery on Saturday, old Owing to the Dungannon session hoses ing, Juno 13tb, to make arrangements one of the staunchest and handsomest
was attended by a lart,,e nmnoer of ink resigned, Messrs Lockhart and 'tor a picnic to Bayfield; a. hill attend. Passenger steamers ' on the Great
sympathetic Mende. , . Gordon assisted Rev °hall Rutherford 'Deice of the members Of the lodge is de- Lakes: She measures about SOO feet
Noels. -R. B. Sanderson,..of Detroit, to dispense the Comnottnioti at that sired. Rev E. Sewers and Hector Re ee in length ana, 68 feet in beeadh.
rettirned to Londesboro Wednesday, Place last Sabbath, Rev Mr Whaley left on Tuesday to attend the Presby- Stearn is supplied by three large
and was quite surveilled to learn that ieft this week for Toronto to attend, torten Assembly in Toronto;:liev Mr boilers. Steam steering grear as well,
his lather had sold his farituand stock the General Assembly of the Presby- Henderson. Bengali, will acourky the as all othermodern equipments is
and remoyed to Clinton to Here John terian'ehaveh• - pulpit on Sunday afternoon at 2,30 p. used, and the steamer is lit, up by 800
Lamont, con. 13, has purchased the , m,the O. D. will hold savvier, ill
tho incandescent lights besides a power.
s
house lately occupied by wm. gniott, winaham. . weenier, aer Oakes, of Seaforth, for. f al seatehlight. ' The Greyhound also
,
atiO is preparing to move it to is own . VW 14to We bey for cash or tradewool enerly of Our village, passed through haffit lediesT parlor or observatory on .
farm to be used as it dwelling. The eggs endblitter• A nOiSee stock ot dry 11;05,14 here, with his • bride, en route for De. the hurricane deck, Which is finished
erecerres, ready Mlide clothing, cansets, boots trolt, where they will spend their hon. In white and gold. The private par.
P ,esbyteriais church is being rapidly andshoes to Select from. G.33, RING. eynroon; we join in congratulations, tors on the Greyhound are provided
b 'Ming of the new shed for Burns'
p shed ferWardethe.cement foundation ORGANIZED0-4he ,bowlibg and Mr Aitcheson, formerly of ItIppen, has, with bay windows and are very
1
b ing already 1 tennis chiles have been organized With Moved ' into Robert Footear house, for. luxuriously furnished ' throughout
h as the contract for the center:It murk, the 'following officersi-Presulent, A. needy occupied hy George Yeung. A. with handsome designs of carpets and
mci; 7; Stewart'illyth,
1.st vice, Presitlefit, jos McKenzie and bride have rOOVed. in fornitare. Meals are eervecl in the
al buildibg. .A.• reat deal of heel 1. ereeeil, end *eke Frelsident, Geo A. their home in the Canadian Sault. heauttful &mina room, a le elutes or ri,
Ogle Cooper a.Co
Oat& for Butter and Eggs, Phone \28,
tee
%cormatttee, who recommended that three •
arbitrators be -appointed D E 111unro, 'emeepiteuieysteetatieeenatateteuppereeppiglele
Auburn; H E Huston, Exeter, and Win
ment of the house and farm was forma
--We -handle all- i
the popular
84eep Dips
Including
Little's
lientp's „
Persiatic
The Perfect
Briggs, etc.
R. P. Reekise's
Prescription Drag Store
cainnox
N.B.-Blue stone and Paris
Green for sprasing trees.
Coats, Clinton.
It was moved by Mr Holt, emended by
Mr Haysallat the -money now in ths hands
of the treasurer and the note held by him
in the °see of Mrs Clendeping be refunded
and that, no Omega be made against her for
maintenance. Carried,
FineMee.
The Finance committee reported that
the amount required to be raised tlais year
for county purporkes was 035,531,42, which
would require it rate of one and one tenth
mills on the dollar on the equalized assess-
ment of the county, e32,301,290.,
" • EZTALIZATION. ,
Tb.e equalization committee's report 'was
the same as for previous years. the equaliz-
ed assessmente for the earious munioipel-
Hies being as follows:-: •
r - • eit
•
gir,ng
,
gt2"1. 4 ".'4'A
Aribfield1, $ 9,000 $1,989,921 01,998,921
001hortie e.. 1,340,079 1,344979
Godericet .450 2,0,03,77$ 2,004,228
Grey. , 000 2;007,622 2,012,522
Hey .. . .. ,10,000 14764,926 1,794,226
Howiok 2,002,140 2,1.16,190
Hnllett 4,550 2,141,640 2,146,190
MoKillopC000 2;034.440 2,088,443
Morris 3,300 1,197,456 1,780,756
Stanley 2,600. 1,831,200. 1,833,800
Stephen. 101600. 1.930.886 1;944,486
lruckersmhh ' 7,400 1,915,814. .1,923,214
Turnberry 4,750 1,106,607 1,111,357
Usborne ..... 7;300. 2;006,900 2,014,200
E. Wawan'h. s 960 1,293,971 1,294,931
W. Wayean'h. 9;450- 1,41%650 • 1,428,100
BB :11' efleeelte ' -$228 4°4080°0
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Blyth • 138,840
Clinton . .... 541,830
Exoter ... .. ................... 336,950
Goderich .. . 875,300
Hensall --------------------------------150,000
SeafOrth * ., 512,900,
Wingbam 354,700
Wroxeter .. . .. „.. . 80,150
The 'repOrt was adopted, -and •It !wider
Was passed that in the eyeit of any appeal
from the assessment the final equalization.;
be left to the county jage, •
Co Rkomienit's REPORT
John Ainsley, county road and hridge
commissioner; reported that be had ex-
amined a good many of the bridges in the
aounty and fauna that theysrequire about
the usuel-amount of repairing this season,
In company with the Perth ocnosty pone.
threaten er he had examined the bridges on
the boundary between Grey and Ripon,
and the necessary repairs had been ordered
to be niade....On May 14theie had met the .
committees from the counties of Lambton
and Middlesex at the proposed 'bridge site
on the Aux,Sable riyer, where the boatel -
arias of the mintier; of Huron; Middlesex
and Lembtommeek. The oommittee froth.-
Lembton had power to sot and were will-
ing to join with the other counties in the
e'reotion of the said. bridge. The Com-
mittee from. Middiesee were not vested
witlx,the power to act. They were einiply.
to examine the place and the neoessity of a
bridge, and to report to their Council at the
June meeting. However, they ooneidered
it , would be best to build a wooden bridge, .
saPported on cedar piles, as Mr Ainsley
had suggested. lithe opunty of Middlesex
decide that the bridge gaoled be built, and
they bear one third of the cost, it wonld bo
erected. The commissioners had deoided
thbfrit Wonld'be,best to -let -the contraot in
December The orders issued by. the
commissioner since the date of his Ian -
nary report. amounted to $171,19. Mr
'lleinsley estimated the total amount,required
,for bridges and apprombes and -reisaira to
:the county buildings at $8,300.
• Cougar Pnorzese,
, The county property committee reported
tint they had visited the jail and found the
jailer's report correct, Tire place was clean
and in good order, and the/ work done by,
the inmetes in ra.painting added tees° gen-
erel appearance of the place, The COM-
mitteee recomniendecl that an extra 1041
feet Of hose be purchased, as •requestea by
the jailer. The committee had visited' the
registry office and found everything
faotoryvmd a nimiler report was made con-
cerning threcourt house sod grounds. 'It
was reeommendeaehetiheeressurerei office
be papered.
Ootretv %memo Orricese.
The following 'were appointed nominat-
ing offieers for the county council elections
to be held at the elan of title year :-No 1
diviaion, Wm Stnthers; No %James Crimp-
bellakto 3,Fred Ifeeese; No 4, Oso Moat;
No 6, A, G Smillie; No 6, S Scott; No 7,
• Peter Porterfield; No 8, Jos Cowan.
Housaor Remo: Costeassat
The house of refugo committee reported
that they had met. twice slime the Jan-
uary onion, on April 25th and Stine 2nd.
The numl3er of inmates at date of report
was seventy-six, and all were,apparently in
&ley good health. The amps on the form
a d Messer; Hill, of Blyth, are erecting Bee 9 IbIV:ll
• Stockes; Tres a., A.E. SMitht Secretary Miss Fraser. Letidon, is vilitin§ at the fifty cent Special dinner, or . a good
S ether a foes lunch room. Take articular note of
very satisfactory.
, Amen's, REPORT
Jailer Griffin reported three persons son.
fined in the jail; Robt Wallace, Tacker -
smith, Tor vagrancy; Thus Shanohan,
Springfield. Ill., for vagrancy; Mary Fish-
er, Colborne township, for insanity, Mr
Griffin asked for one hundred feet di bore
for watering tbe trees and jail yards.
COLBORNE BRIDGE.
Moved by Mr Holt, seconded by Mr
Cantelon, that the council eonstruot it I
bridge between the townships of Colborne
and Goderioh, across the Maitland river, at
.the locality reoently visited by the council.'
and that the engineer prepare specifications,
and adyertise for tenders. Only Sive mem-
bers Of the council .yoted in favor of the
resolution, and the matter WM sent to the
Reed and Bridge Committee, which realm-.
mended that no action he taken by the
comacil at present in the metier of the pro-,,
posed new bridge between the townships of
Colborne and Goderioh, but that the conned
make a grant of $500 for the opening up of
a bine:and a 'Miami of roadway from the ; •
site of the proposed- bzidgli to the road lead-
ing to Holmesville bridge. This was adopt.
ed by the comical. The grant is to be lurid •
when the road is open for 'traffic;
On motion of Keene Connolly . and •
Spackman R. C. alays, barrister, was •ap.
.pointed county, solicitor, in en:cession to
Sedge Gerrow,
After paseine, the necesiary bylaws der
council adjourned to meet on theiirst Tues-
day' of December.
Look for the above brand
on your Clothing. It stands
for everything that is pod
in a suit of Clothes. Cloth-
ing .bearing it is equal in
every' way to made-to,order
and it costs you from $8 t�
$5 less Money for the suit:
20th Century Suits at $13 or $15 are
made as well, fit as well, and will wear
as well as ordered suits at $18 or $20.
You can save the eifference if you will.
FlODGENS BROS.
•
10°0, Albert Street Shiewalk.
Clinton, Jane 9, 1902.
To the Editor of the 1Veto Era :
Suk,e-.Will you kindly peblisO tbe enclos-
ed copy of the mintites of a meeting of the
Court of Revision. •
Clieton, Sept. 27, 1901.
Court of Revision it this day pursurint
. to notice, Mayor J'aokion in the chair. Mr
Carrick peke& that the proposed sidewalk
on Albert street be not earned past his
promerty,and afterfull consideration it was
moved by Councillor Oliver Johnston mo-
o adediby Conned) a Tem MoKsnzie "That e
the ptoposed sidewalk on Albert street be -
built only to the northern limit of 'lot' No.
27;•or 466 (Mr Wilken's.)--Carried.'! •
The report of the engineer AB announced,
and the asserisments of Lapel Irnprovenient
No 32 were sastsined and confirmed on me -
eon of Councillors Johnston and Plummer,
Wm. Caws. _ •
Let me add for the benefit of the sowarde
ly gent who wrote an anonymous letter to •
Councillor Ford, that the eeporteee preps/.
ed by me, recommended tbat:ehe sidewalk
run to the corner, and this was °hanged by
the Court of Revision, at which were pres-
ent Messrs Saokson,Johnoon,Platomer and
MoKenzie. ' Yount respectfully,
Wd 00Ateis
-me an use u fence is i g p p - were looking %reniarketbly well, Seventy.
this spting; tastes differ, but the tilting ll. ti. Holmes. Managing Com, for Manse. V.
tear pester here. lees ;,eeeleee a eau tc, . the Moon-heautifu on -the Lake -de- t .eight rode of Aeserieen steel wire fence had
Dr Agnew. Dr J. It. Macdonald, A. II, it church in Edinburgh; ho attended Wilful fax' the ride home, r f th
mil wire is apparently tha faYeirtte. Bo wiina-Messte R. Clegg, 11. JeffreYt are °r e been befit a m 's
and ado a vets, atisfitotory
the west fence et the Lender) reed, beieg
Henson . , stone, Mies M. Matatmeld, 1Vliss Din. charge of it 'city mission. Prethee tin
Musgrove. For Tennie-Mr s R. Ven. I the university in that city and took trip 20e, • job, and the committee tOdOmMendt3d that
'eek about forty guests Were Present paratiOng are 'being made for the or visited her brother James. of Exeter, guilty of bribery in conneetion with the kin er reeteree. -Tee 00a; for Leo earning
irt the bride home to Witness the, erection of doh house. The merles last week. Our villagere are having Parliernerinny election in the St aerate Beason had been reneeesea ne se 02 e per
Marriage of Mie8 Katie Parlener to Geo bership fee for the botraing is $2 and , their 10W9 impontided by the railway division, and it petition Will be presenter), ton for oft coal $15,24 for hard cooloo
20 - emPloYeea, Rev MilsEre-ves of Me* ealtinf fm the 04101ey of the gdgit inhis total bill being $183.62. The committee
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MAIMInu.-On WedhesdaY eVerling eley, M. elormith H. Wightman, Pre. canine. to Canada, Miee Jessie eirittur. Arthur Brunet, Montreal, 4111 pieta fort rixis long, ,„be built with the mune
heasant Moments •°
:Good pictures bring Asset friends te
your tilde, aud lumpy moments may, thug.
be Weed, evert in abeenae.
Our pickerel lewd nothieg to be des'red
'They are reliablelikenesses, finielhea:
I )(lours Photo — Stoiltv,
CLINTON
jw nany friends who wish them every beta in the bowling oub and 25 in the kilio0, preached In the PresbYterlitu %hal , was Beotetkeed to merit dill recommended the erection of a She ,
, Miners., of .Exeter, They have for the tebnis $1, £here are mem ,
happluess through life. 1 tennis club, church on Monday. Whit% to shelter the coal, The nranaga.
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