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. NoTBS,-Rev Mr Kennedy Preached a
splendid temperance, sermon . Sundae,
hist. New sheds soon,as the material is
nearly all on the ground now. A nem -
her from here took in the teen:meting at
Londesboro,Thanksgiving,and report a
good time. D. MacGregor and family
n2ove to Seaforth in November to re-
side.
Benntiller '
dootteareen.--A typographical error
in last week's issue caused the name of
'Jasper Wilson to appear as the yictim
of the accident at Beautifier bridge, tre•
petead of Jasper Fisher. The similarity
qf names, no doubeis accountable; jas-
per Wilson is a well-known personage
an Western Ontario, and we only hope
that the other Jasper may figure as
promlneutly in the destinies also mane
an the future, when he has fully recov-
ed from the effect of his mishap.
Nam. -Quarte.
rly service on the Ben -
miller circuit will be held at the Ben -
!miller appointment the lime S tbeath
in NoveMber. at 10.30 a. in; • Harvey
Malloy left last week for Toronto,where
he intends taking a course at the vete;•
inare college; we wish him every suc-
cess in this undertaking. The new ad
dition to E. Mob ring's tunes is almost
completed, and is now being painted.
Alew from here attended the teameet-
ing at Zion chui ch on Mondayevening.
The auction sale of Win Blake's Wen
stock and impleineote on:luesday lest
was fairly well at tended and everything
ey was sold at a reasonable figure, Malcolm
McLarty, the new proprietor of the
Erick yardenoved into the house in con- .
election therewith last week,
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CLINTON ONTARIO. .00TOBER 24, 1902.
60derich Township . Londesbore
Names -Miss Mary Halliday has been Noette.-Thaturegleing Day was du
engaged for anothec year in S. S. No observed by many here; there was
10 at an increase in salary, Alex Weise fair -congregation at the union meetiri
has purchased a Jereey heifer purpose. in 7noxchurch, and- a very good co
ly for breeding purpases : We hope his lection was taken et) and duly fo
Irmo wet be a profitable One, win warded to theSickOhildretes Hospitn.
Perdue was violently thrown freon his Toronto, Misses Elizabeth Whitel
wheel, lighting on his head, which Rose Riley, and Lou Oinneette, can
will confine him to the house tor a few home to Mend Thanksgiving Da
dere fast riding injures many a young Elijah Walker spent the holiday tiai
man, J. Cooper has been employed at Belgrave. Mrs Robert Cole went t
with Mr T,Jackson,sre John wilt show London to yisit her htzeband. Th
his clerking ability to the public for a 4 anievereaty services in the elethodis
time, John Middleton WAS busily ens ( church on Sunday and Thursday o
gaged tieing eh, am last week. tee w last week were very successful, th
Millet's - vranary collapsed the other tea -meeting on Thanksgiving Da
day into the basement, which gave eating well attended. A Mr Gallows
Wes a lob of labor; surely his barn was occupied the pulpits in the Presbyter
bursting with pleaty, Old.tune farm. ittn and Methodist churches laet Sun
ere cannot recollect eoch a belay fall ae day; he has been, an invalid from hi
the present one; laborers are not to be youth, and the collections were give
had for love or moneypuirely we ought him as acts of charity; we have th
to be thankful for such a bountiful exaMple of the Master,. to do good o
harvest. 'Special services are being care tbe Sabbath day.- There was alothe
ried on in Shame Methodist church, b good shipment of hogs from this ata
the pastor, Rey Mr Hussar; althoughtion on Monday morning; the pros -
the attendance is small 4 deep interest peels of this trade are improving; how
is manifested. Isaac ;Ellison considers about shipping cattle ?
himself tbe champion corn cutter. as tratenalea forbid week.)
he cub over 3 acres of good corn in lese '
than nine hours. on Friday last, on the ` NOTES. - Mrs Barkwell, who has
farm of 0 H Holland. been spending a few weeks with her
- daughter, Mrs Hiles, has returned &A St
" BEET PutEiNG.-Mr Fosrester's sup, Tee ' A. Campbell, of Westfield
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sugar beet industry very profitable • week Miss Barr, who bee been ill for
waimaataller et Silver Leaf farm last
,
ar beet puller •is going the rounds, and
we hope those interested will find the
some time, is improving, Mrs Hiles,
A Fule Banwe.emr le young, of the who has been visiting in London and
'4th,con., who As one of the most pro, St Thomas, has returned home. Mies
gressive farmers of the township, has Jennie•Woods, of Porter's Hill, return-
juet had completed for laim one
best and most compact of -thee 1 ed, home after spending a few days
earns in this with her friend, Miss Verna Hiles. A.
sectzon. elm maid building is 13402, number from here droye out to Wes.
.
with enclosed straw shed 50148, Atte field last Friday evening to • attend the
there is also detached driving house, reception given to P. Campbell and his
The barn is on stone foundation, with 'bride'
stone wiedow, stile,' cement floors
throughout cement feed boxes,and is Auburn
Very eoreplete ancevrell equipped in all . ANNIVERSARY SEnvIRES.-„Rev.A El.
respects. The frame work was done -Brown, B. A., B. D., Bele-rave:preaches
by Mr Donald Pattersorewarden of the anniversary services in the Methodist
,countj, .and the stonework by Mr Joe church here next Sunday, Oct. 26th, at
Stonehouse, oflielgrave, both of whom 10.30e. me 2:30p. m. and 7 p. m. ;" col.
have every reason to be proud of their lectiops will be taken at the services.
work, ' Mr • Youug has painted- the On Monday night at &o'elock a Stere -
buildings red, With , white striping, and optican Lime. ight entertainment of
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they are a credit to all concerned.. , I still and moving pictures will be given
' Taylor's fiorners by the pastor. Music on both' occasions
_ .
will be furnished ' by the choir and
Noees.---Alles Lillian Wilson.astedent everybody is 'Merited. A entall admis-
ae Goderich, visited under the parental sion fee will be charged en Monday.
roof last week. Thos Burrows, Goders
ich,: visited Otter Wile= on Sunday . GuN. 01,17.B•'-rtilig carrel twhoglaye
and Monday. prectece.of the u was e on
IY Clettenoa-The regular meeting of the
a League tide week was held Wednesday
er evening in connection with prayer
meeting inettead of Monday evening. G
Gould gave a good address on the
1.- topic. .A. J. Courtice and F. C. Elford
Y, took charge of the e e 'al s I
e Sharman &Indite- evening. The regu-
le tar quarterly services in connection
e •With the • Itolmesville citcuit will be
o held in the church here a week from
e. punday.
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f moacrNrOte PoITI.Twir STAiroX, -Las t
e week F. C_. Elford made large ship.
„ ment of about forty mem of dreamed
• fowl for the old country markets. As
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„ may be eupposed the getting of the
poultey ready wee n o ein all undertekleg.
The "plucking" industry in connection
n with the work la quite a teature of it.
e Mr Ettore seemed a number of pluckers
n and for a few days feather's were in the
✓ air. After th fowl ware dressed and
put in the sha egiboat dathose engaged
in the work e ood forth before them in
their "fighting olbthes" and were :shot
et. .
NOTES -Rev, As K. Birks, B. Ay, L.
L. B., London, spent a few days last
week at H. Elfordet ;•Mr Birks has re-
cently: returned from the west, where
he was attending tbe General Confer -
lance at Winniper. After the Confer-
ence he took a trip further west into the
territories andbrings back glowing
reports of the abundant harvest there.
He thinks the west offers woneerfill ad-
vantages eapeciallyto the younger por-
tion of the population. • C. Ate Tebbutti
St, Helens, and W.. 06ertice, Crewe,
were home for a few claws during
Thanksgiving, N. Tiewartha, London
Normal, was home a couple ofelays last
week. Filling silos is the order of the
day ; a number of our progressives far-
mers have made this very useful addi-
tion to their buildings -The tea meeting
at Zion on Monday evening was a great
attraction for our. young people:
tiGirthiNG'S PRANES-- Daring the
severe storm Of Wednesday, lightning
struck the barn on the leelreon, be-
longing to Fred Leonard, and caused
considerable damage; The electric
fluid tore the capboard off; scattered
some of the shingles in various direc-
tions, shattered it rafter, and tore off
some of the boards on both the gable
ends. It then ran' eking a fence ad-
joining the barn; the sod•beneath be-
ing torn up efor some distance. A
plank on the platform, offs well a few
feet from the •barn was: also torn off.
The horses were • in the stable at the
time, but were not injured,. although
the handle of ' a fork behindt them was
rent into splinters, and the fork itself
twieted into • 'various shepes.• The
building did not take • thee, but the
smell of sulphur filled it' conspletely,"
and for sometime after, smoke kept
coming up through the flhor of the
stable. • Me Leonard kept pouring
water clowneand thus prevented' what
might have proved •the total: loss of
aPeoVtillutdilf Ex. 'EnRII. 'Tim rams. -
F.. O. Elfordlast week 'completed his
'Um' of the Fall Fake where he had an
exhibit from '• the Dominion Peultry
Station here. The fairs visited were
Seeforthe leodeeich, Brussels, Blyth,
Dungannon and Bayfield.. The exhibit
ereated a good Oat of interest and
many enquiries were made rotative to
the work at the station. The Billowing
is a clipping fromone ofthe papers in
the above mentioned towns wrth regard
to the work and may not be without
interest: -"This was from the breeding
and fattening station established under
the Dominion Department of &grimes
tura at Holmesville, and was in 'charge
of F.• C. Eiford, the manager of the.
station. There were shown, m coops
eistinctly labelled, spechnons of fowls
of desirable and undesirabletyPes : for
• ii.stance, one coop was Whetted, "Too
much comb and too nervous," another,
eToo large and leggy"; another, "Desk..
able type to 'keep for breeding", and so
on. An excellent object lesson In the
pieperation-of-fowl-fore shipping was..
Riven b.y. a box containing one dozen
birds, compactly packed, and ready for
the Old Country market, the box being
labelled, with this name of the shipper
and the weight. Mr Alford Was busy
replying to enquiries of persons inter.
eating in poUttry,describing methods of,
feedingand caring for fora, killing and
packing theatekc It was a most instruc-
tive exhibit and cannot but be produc-
tive of good in the iettprovement .of
Methods in the poultry business," • Mr
}Ilford hashad a good oppertunit,.
to find ont the condition of the poultry
business in the county. In conversation
with him we were infornted that the
Most intelligent Mutations re the work
were -asked at-Bruseelse Fair - and the
donversatiou et the visitors indicated
them to be most progressive farmers,
He ear there is also a great difference
in the directorate of the different fairs,
and that tor courtesy, and obligment•
Bruise's may well be proud of its man-
agement. Bayfield etands it good
second.
Winghant.
Why tdre'ewsv your fowl alive? Sse whit
we are Issylog.
Dried apples -6o, Batter le°, A $20,000,0
stook to ohooicteirro. KING winghim,
0rraneets.-11 V Holmes, son of W 8
•Holineteeleacknowe-whoehart-beeneace-
couritant in the Bank of Hamilton at i
Wingham for florae time, has been ap. e
pointed agent at Blythe to take the .
place of 0 L Long,whet goes to George-
tcitraiVirteleseefr S. Geacey, one of
our best businetts men, lute bought an .
interebb in the furniture business of r
Mitchell & Dymond, Se Marys buying
out the forater's Wetted:And moye
there. Be Will be much miseed• here, $,
Where he has listed tor it number Of
• t
years.
Cortnert-Seetent LAM -The corner-
stone of the new Holmes block. -corner
of Main and Maple_streets, was laid by ,
Mei R. Holtneeof TOrotito,With (*pre- o
priate ceremonies, on Friday. A large
greeted glom jar,cOntainine the leading.
daily papere Toronto and Montreal,
with the Meal papers. OftiCial &lee- •
Menai. toins, ete., was placed in the
stLeV‘ axonmEnt.— Miss A tartilibe t
MacDonald, daughter of RON Dr Mac.
Donald, deputy apeeker, of Witighain,
has resigned the general itecretaryteilp
ot the Yoting Women's Ohtestian As,
soelation at Ottlieva,to accept the posi-
tion of travelling secretary for the
Students Volunteer Movement for
Foreign Missione,
as
and Fieday of Iast week but
•
CHDRCH.-On Sunday last at 3 P. in, as a blunter were unable to be present
the church was packed to the door, it the possession of the oilier cuporesented
eeitig anniversary Sunda*. • A fernier
pastor,: Rev W Godwinetreached am ate
nivereare, sermon. Ott Monday evening
a fowl eupper was given in the school.'
house. Tea Was served from 6 to 8, af-
ter Which all adjourned to the church,
where an excellent program was gotten
up, contesting ofaddresses by Dr Dan-
iel, Rey Godwin, Mr Shannon and Jas
Mitchell, recitations, by Misses Maud
Hale and Ruby , Robinson and Miss
Brydres, and several eelections by elle
choir. The proceeds amounted beet:13
by the club is • stile undecided arid
aynothe", practice will be held on Satur-
day, Oct. 25th, at which all who have
not completed their score are requested
to be present. A meethig of the club
will be held in the fire hall, on Wednes-
day. Oct, 29th,at etipt-ne, to choose sides
for it match on Nov. 5th, the losers to
pay for a supper. only those who are
present at the -Meeting or kill° notice
that they wish to take part In ehe
match will be chosen.
Noeeee- The local fairs of Berth
and : 'Dungannon had good days
Studied. and Consequently good turnouts of peo-
•
pie. -Why was the tame drawing nor. in
NOTES. -Rev. E. C. Jennings went to it on prize lists' this year? 'Auction
Clinton luesday to meet his sister -in- pales are coming:in thick- this weak;
Jewelers BoYce,and het son,of Parkhill,
but returned with only his nephew, ,no.lises than tis in, the neighborhood.
Many from 'here attended the school
Mrs Boyce beim& detained through' entertainment given by Miss Peterson,
nese. The Canadian Order of Foresters at No 3,tind certainly got their money's
have resumed their meetines 'egain; worth in songs,dielegues, drille. etc. 0.
Mrs F. M. Smith .and Miert Torrance, Askwith had the misfortune to have a
Bartle* spent Thanksgiving,•With runaway Thursday while conducting
M. Smith. The annual meetinf one of HeIntesville's and one of
of the Directors' of the Stanley Agricu - Clinton's fair damsels • home; . though
tural Society will be held on the • last the occupants were but slightly hurt
Priday of this month.. A full list ofehe rig and driver ,suefered • rather badly.
prize winners and ridges of, the fele Several Redskins searching for gensing
wile be given elsewhere. root, and selltng baskets, . etc,, have
pitched in the neighborhood. Much
shooting prevailed here on Tbureday
and Friday of last week by the rite
club for tbe cute. Miss Zella MacDonald,
London Oollegtate.s.pent Thankfigiving
at home. Thanksgiving services - were
conducted by Rev. Mr Small in the
Methodist church here on Thursday;
the text taken. was "Were there not
ten cleansed, but Where are the nine?
3.11aithby has a young son. Miss E. W.
Arthur has returned from the Soo.
.
Noxa. -Geo Simpson 'left last week
for Sault Ste Marie, where he has a
good position in a store. Dr Alex Mur-
dock has ,gone to Muskoka, Where he
will practise medicine:his many friends
here wish him success. Mrs R. Sowers
has returned from visiting her learents
in Iowa, Dr A trustrong's sale of hoots.
It-goodatonk-placeeresterdire(Thurs-•
day) afternoon. W Scott sold his wool
Met weekthe had a large quantity of it.
Mr Granger, who had his foot hurt
some time ago by'a atone falling on it,
is elowlyeraproving. •Mrs Geo Hill had
a slight operation Perforated on her
eyes -keit Week be Des Rogers and Arm-
strong. While budding a cement silo
Mr Mitchell, near Varna,canae near be-
ing killed, 5 feet of the Wall ; Mr
Mitchell was in the silo it short time
previous. eldre A Metweri, who was
very ill last Week, is slowly ineprOvine.
REIF Sawere addressed the- W.VA.&
' DEA -mi. -We have to record again
the visit of the gam reaper, Death. On
Wednesday' the 15th, • Miss M. J.
Martin succumbed to an incurable die -
ease from which she has euffering.
for some time. The funeral was held on
Friday to the 'Union Cemetery. The
sympathy of..the community goes out
ti, her tester, Miss Martin, whom the
tleeeased had been ' Heine" with, she
was the second daughter of the late
Cape Alex ' Martin, of Oakville and
Toronto, aged 46 years. Ititerment
took place at Bayfield on Friday last,
PALL F.Mat.-One more fair has been
added to the long list of successful ones
to our credit, The prize list will be
Ifound elsewhere in the paper. The dif-
ferent .events were called off with
promptness, and everybody seems to
be satisfied with the day's outing. In
the evening it concert was given in the
town-hall.----Will-Je-Whiterantertainere
of Toronto, sang a number of comic
songs, which kept the humorous pro-
pensity in human nature bubblinp
nein W. Glen Campbell, Goderich,
favored the audience with several in-
strumental solos. Mies Maud Goodwin,
Clinton, recited several times in her
own inimitable Way and Was heartily
encored. . • -,
CORRECTIONS. e -On page 2 will be,
found the prize list of Beyfleld show.
Since it. Was copied, theleecrete.ty
1 ands us the following corrections i-
1 In fruit, G. el. gamine gets 2nd for 20
i oz pippins, instead of Thos. Kings In at Blake on Thursday' evening last
- -Mk* denetieftePartforia-2ad-forcotton-: GetieSiimpsotiesolashitedrivingehoreette
B. A. Higgins, of Varna. Geo. Hart
and wife visited relatives in Guelph
last week, Mr ' Murray, • of Egmonds
ville, has purchased the AnteVican
Rotel, James 41kenbead and wife
Porter's Hill visited relatives in London lest week.
• , _, ,A.lett Roes hate wolfed into • part of
NOTiql.-,Mise Rind% Picliarn under-. Hugh McIntosh's house. Mee Baird is
went it very =Rical operation on MOto having the rooms lately occupied by
day last; her many friends will be giad the I. 0. O. F. prepared for a dwelling;
to hear she is getting along nicely, _ the lEl'orresters will move into the
Mrs Goo Mei 0 as been visiting building lately occupied by Mr Delgaty.
Mende at Porter's Inland Iltetheiseille,*
'returned to her bottle near Mitchell on
Monday last. Miss Amy Cox returned
lionte from the North on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs O. Johnson, 07, Galtatre 468.
iting at S. Pickard's. Rev Mr Yelland
will preach a Special sermon to the
Chosen Friends in Bethel church On
Sunday morning next at 10,80 p.m, '
ashfield
Xmas is Coining
bating work, instean of M. Brethonr
. in pigs A: Ey Westlake gets lst and
2nd for sow 6 months old Berkehireen.
stead of C. •Elber, •
And whet °tide be Meer Or. Mere
appointed thntt for yen to iend your
friende reel good Photo of younmdfi -
Talton at
Alturri. Photo Studio
%SAM SOLD, -.The farno of Mr Sohn
Murdock, oh the corner of the 2nd
Ott., was laet Week bold by auction to
Mr n McLean, of /mallow. for $5,100,
It Is an excellent farfn 4:1100 Me
Murdock Will probably take UP his
residence in Lucknove, and spend hie
remaining days here; He Will be great-
ly missed froro WS part of Ashthilat
WEDDING -On Thanksglying Day
the home of Peter McGregor wag the
inane of a quiet wedding, When his
daughter, Lottie, WAS married to R. R.
Higginai, of Stanley, relatives of the.
contracting parties alone being present.
The cerepaony Was performed by Rev
R. Balaton,' after ,which supper Avas
partaken of, and the evening was
spent in social Intercourse. A, long
and happy life, Is the Wish of their
many Mende,
A Gentian englneet has reported that the
deposit of Wel at Chelmsford, One, is an.
threolte. '
A little boy fumed Cartwright was very
leciOnsly binned at Galt while playing with
lire.
iIntended for las' t w" oe—:,
Westfield
becnonon.—Yhe anniversary services
14 here on Sunday and Monday last
; were a success, considering the natal'
arable weather, etev le Holmes, of
Blyth,preached two powerful eernann • I
proving himself to be a man of more
than ordinary ability.. The sermon by
Rev Small; of Auburn, in the evening
were much appreciated also. On Mon-
day evening a gooditea• was served b
the ladies of the church, after whtc
two splendid addresses were delivere
by Revs -Kennedy, Londeeboro, an
Holiness of Blyth. Wile choir of the
church rendered efficient service at all
services and very ably assisted in th
Sunday service by solos. by Mr Milto
Tyndall, ofsCarlow. social for th
children was held on Vuesday evening
at which all enjoyed themselves. Pao
ceeds ainOtnitect to $75:
Reoeretote-A pleasingt event too
place on Thursday eveninglast, wher
guest ° to the nuinber of' twenty-five
assembled at the home of' Mr and Ur
J. N Campbell, tct the reception give
t th , Frank, an his bride, vvh
were married the previous day at th
home of the bride, neer Comber. Th
guests spent a very enjoyable event°
in games, 'etc., after which, a daint
lunch was !served to all present. Th
Mr Jas. Sifters Sale.
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A more disagreeable day for an out-
door sale could not be experienced than
fell to the lot of Jae. Snell._ of Hagen
Berton stools farm, on Wednesday last.
The weather on Tuesday was delightful
and, hopes were entertained that Mr
Snell would be likewise favored, but
the fetes ruled otherwise. With only
triflinginterrniesions it rained hard alt
E afternoon, and as pelting had to take
" place in tbe oven -there being no barn
d room for the sale to be conducted In-
d doors -the elements, no doubt, had son-
elderable lattence on the bidding, as
only those who were keenly anxious to
e buy would reroain exposed; The pen-'
n end impression prevailed that had it
e been a line day, it would have been at
, lame 6500enore in Mr Snell's favor.
" Mrs Snell provided a hot dinner for
all who wished to participate thereof,
k and @wetly after this had been disposed
a of the sale commenced. A fair crowd
vvere presentramong the number being
s several well-known stockmen from dif-
n ferene parts -of the Province. PO Chao-
o anoilton, the • well-known auctioneer,
e briefly stated.the unfortunate circum -
e stances whichtmade the sale neceesare
g -the burning.offIldr Snell's buildings
er and crop-andthen referred to the ex -
e cellence of the stook qtat was_ to be
guests left for their home at a reason -
ab e hour, -wishing the happy couple a
prosperous journey through life. ,
letares,e-Mies Carrie Slater,of Blyth,
was the guest of her cousin, Miss Lillie
Carr, a few days tills week. Misses J.
an M. illigan, • of Dungannon, wer
the guests of their friend, Miss E. Mc
Dowell, over Sunday, H. Efeclo, who
spent the suinmer here, returned to
Michigan on Tuesday last, Misses A.
Wighttnan end Alberta Carr are the
delegates appointed to the E.L..convete
tion in eloderich in the .near future.
Mrs Wm Campbell was called to Goder-
ich
to attend her father, Wm Harrison,
telt° had the misfortune to fall front ah
apple tree, sustaining serious injury.
Mrs 3. Redmond returned from a two
weeks' visit to friends -in Michigan on
Monday last.
- s
Varna.
SZThIETHING LIKE.—Go Makitie ef
near Woodstock, who has been visiting
his parents in this neighborhood during
the past week,. returned home battle -
day.' On Mondity. a Mitch Ow was
shipped him, the gift of his father. A
gift that should be appreciated.
DIED , Tow:rm.-Oa Monday,
Oct 20th. at the residence of fins
brother, Jameson A.venue, Toronto,
Mr. Joseph • Mereevri merchant of
Fullerton, in the 7Qth year of his age.
A number of years ago Mr :Morrow
brought out the store auil businesti Of
the tate.J. B. Secord and carried on 'a
general store for about 10 years ehe
then sold out to ter T. Catena aed
moved to Fulleeton. • ••• :
NO3.-Mr Jets. Armstrong,
bad ' his Thanksgiving tiirkeye at
Drumbo with his daughter, Mrs R.
WON*, returned . home on Friday
morning. Miss' Rachel Beatty spent
Thaukegiving with her sister, ,Mrs
Woods, of Listowell, and returned
home on Monday. Mr Harry Agnew
e Wednesday, or dot Mound,
with a cat; of apples and a quantity of
apple butter; we wish him every
success in his venture, •
SUDDEN DEATH. -We regret very
much to hear Of the very sudden, and
unexpected death of Mrs James M.
Lainy, of Bey City, Mich. She was in
her ordinary health, had been washing
and vvas hanging out the clothes. OD the
line, when she droped dead. • She is a
eider of Mrs Geo Anderson and Me.
Sohn Foote, ef Bennoekburn. She
leaves, beside . tier hueband, two
daughter and a eon,. to mourn the loss
Of a -kind and affectionate mother,
and it devoted wite : • -Heart .failure
was the cause ot her death.
KEYS-MoonE WEDDIISG. .- .A very
pretty home wedding was. solem-
nized at the home of eit and :Mrs Jae.
Moore, Brockway, Michigan, -on Tues.
day Oct. 14th, 1902, when their only
daughter, Miss Nellie,. beearae the
bride of Mr Alfred Keys, a prosperous
young farther of Greenvvood,Michigan.
Immediately at the appointed hour,
preceeded •by Elder Derr, while the
wedding march, was being played by
Mrs 3. Staley, the bridal, party took
their place in the front oarlor,beneath
a canopy of white:dratted with smilax
and pink carnations, where the *Solemn
words were said which boiled them
together for life. The bride was
beautifully dressed in hewn. brocaded
Bilk,- trimmed- With White- silk and
Chiffon; -mull ing white carnations and
ferns, while -the, maid of honor, Mies
Emma, Kers, wore castor tolor, carry-
ing pink carnations and ferns. • The
•grooni,who was attired in the custom-
ary black.was ably supported by his
cousin, Mr Grime Stanley. of BroWil
City.: After the bride and groom had
teemed the congratulative* and Wee
wishes of the assembled guests, they
led the way to the dinning room,
where the tables were abuedantly
spread with all the delicacies of the
eason, thence proceeding to the back
.xv.ere_both costiv,raufthtb
parlor to behold the bridal gifts, which
see
usfeer Lee rielipeg in which the young
wo the
pee* are held. The friends from a
istatice were Mr and Mrs H. L. Keys.
f Varna, Ont.. Mr and Mrs Ferguson,
f Detroit, Mr. and Mrs Moore, of
Afroont, Mith.. Mrs Ferguson and
aroily and Mr and Mrs Button*, of
Lynn. The bridal party drove to
Avoca Where they teak the train for a
hot Wedding tour in Cheerio, . On re-
urning home they will settle down to
he sterner realities of life in their
beautiful farm residence one mile
north and one Mile mutt of Brockway.
May their journey down life's pathway
e as clotulless as were titeir bridal
dreams, ,
be sold, most of the animals being prize
winners of Provincial reputation. Copt
T. E. Robson?ex-M. P. P., of North
Middlesex, wielded the haMMer, and
made the following sales
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Cows • Atter, HICirEaS.
O Q0ee0-336704-roan.aged 6 veers and
8 months, sold to el elate Hamilton.
at $470.
Is•eFalbaitrtd, _to
fetid lo WG Petit &Son, Freeman, for
$220.
Rialto Primrose-,:ayaltycebdi:elc89610. 10,1897,
sold
Rosebud -calved, Nov 22,1899, sold to
to Tyndall Bros, Hallett, for 8125.
Lily Red -calved, Oct lb, 1899,sold to
F J Sproule, Markham. for 3200.
Bella -calved, Feb 10, I Isold to Mr
Att-rile• Goderich for $115,
Helena -calved, Jan 10. 1898, sold to
W G Smith, Maple Lodgeefor $125.
Sunrise -calved, Oct 10, 1901, sold to
W G „Petit & Son, for 6100.
Louise -calved, Dec 12. 1901, sold to j
Wallacott, Kennecott, $200. _
Primrose Pearl -calved Jan 18, ' 1902f
sold to 3 Wallacott. for $200. e
Rose May -calved, May 10, 1902, sold.
to J I Plate for $120. • .
Daisy -e788 -calved, Dee go: 1885,sold
to W G Petit & Sere for e50.
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Stet of Morning---31879e.calved, Jan
28, 1899, ;eV G Petit &Son, $400,
Red Rover -calved, May 1(1, 1002, Jae
Cornish, Buffett, $80l _
Bright Star -calved, April 16, 1902, 3'
B Lindsey, Gotterich township, $65.
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Clydesdale Stallion Brave Boy -2082
-foaled 1897e W G Petit & Son, $850.
A couple of thorobred Leicester Sheep
were offered, bet as the bidding was low
Mr Snell Withdrevr all these froin sale,
. The following thorobreds belonging
to W Doherty ,Olinton,were also sOld :-
Minnie Irtme-cahved, Jari 16,I892,Jae
+ssets . $3,15(10:tOS
Bankilepaitinent •
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PERSO10.1..-Mise Flick, of Buffalo,
Who has been home on a visitoreturned
o the Feet on reidey.
PROGIteetattei-ePrOf. Linfield,
of the Mak State Agricultural College,
it former resident of this township, and
graduate of the Ontario Agricultdral
College,' has ;been appointed to take
charge of the State instifttion of Mon-
tana. Canadians will distingeleh them,*
eivea wherever they go.
Efoover. East Wawanosh, 6150.
Lovely Mary-talved, Nov.8, 1897,31
Platt $200 • "
Red:Bose-calved, M,ay 3L j I
Flatt, $170. .
' Roan Beauty-21i914-calved,April 29,
.1:17,11 Smith, Hay, $160.
A. couple of others, belonging to the
same party, offered, were Withdrawn.
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11 per year In advent*
tam/ When not so
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Bow about a Chamois •
Vest or Chest Fto.
tector tor this
. Whiter.
We have justreeeisr.
ecl a coraplete assort-
ment of Chamois
Vests and Chest Pro.
teetors all sizes and
prie,es,
Call and ase them.
N. 13, -WA -1100 the Blood
an* Nerve Tenie now op sale
hen, last day of Sale Nov. thlt.
.. R. F. }tee e s
l'resoription Deng Store
CLINTON ,
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PERS or ie,
pen, visited her daughter, Mrs Gets,
Treturnedbompeo nt 0, hdeurr hi not et kime onhodlai dya. y s , and
hon
DONATiora.-Clne evening hist week
Messrs W Farquhar and Hoak, res
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'presenting the farmers on concessiona .
8 and 9, from lot 5 to 26i waited on Mr
James Snell, and presented him with,
33 bags of grain. In view of the face
that Mr Snell lost all his =pane grata
by fire, he appreciates very muck the
kindness and. generosity -of his neigh-
bors.
A Goon Sese.--The sale of Robert
McDole, near Welton; en, Wednesday'
of last week, was tile best held in this:
section for many • years:: horses and -
cattle sold at' high prices, adraught •
.tnare, With foal three ntonths old at
foot, brought the aunt of 8228, and a
two year old fitly $185; the other leases
brought proportionate prices; a ten: '
months'. old Heretord bule theugh••not
eligible for registration, sold fee $81:
Hereford heifer two years old brought
6 and a pair of a,eerage epring calves'
$44 The implements also sold well. ,
The total proceeds of the sale amounted'
to $2765,, and the entire lot was sold in •
Irthan four hoors. T. BrOwn.of
Seaforth, was the auctioneer.
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Sovereign Bank
Of 0,110401
Capital Paid ... ' , .- $1,100.000,
Reserve. .1rund .. . • $ S10,00(t
' Deposits .... • • SI 560901r
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Champion-koan bull, valved, Dec 6,
1900,o*ned by H. Snell, Londesbard,Was
bought by W. Snell, at $70. :
• Revan Hero-423843-pweed by jig
Shobbrook, was bid in at $80. •• '
Morning Star-bull,calved Jan 31,1901,
owned by W Snell, cold to W Gray,
Hullett, at $100t • ' _ •
--Evening Star•huil,calvediFeb-28,19t
owned by W SnelLsOla to j Thompson,
Constance. for $100. " •
Watson's choice -two year old bull
owned by eieGranger, was bid in Ap
$150 • . •
Mcitillopis Pride -bull, 8 menthe old,
owned by Jas Smith, sold to Jac) Barr,
titillate for $85.
Dixie D uke-calved, Jan 9,1902, Owned
by Geo Snell, sued to T Walker, Wing -
ham, at ICA ,
Prior to the sale, Mr Snell had a,
tempting offer from an American for
the entire herd, but he declioed to ac-
cept it on. the ground that the eteek
was all advertised, and it would he un.
fair-Ace:ebbe., prospectiee_tuyere to
withdraw them. AS it turned out,
however, Mr Snell wat the loser by his
.fairness, as the price offered was more
Stanley
Ei.i.BR&TH SCHOOLEXAMINATION.,-v
The aDD ual examine UPS of the Sabbath ,
School in S, S. No 1, Stanley, Was neld
on-Thaeltsglying-day in the afternoon.
The children were examined in the
Shorter Catechism, the Catechism,
with proofs, and Bible knowledge. jaw
Scott, Eq, of Clinton, .conducted the
examination in an able manner and the
children acquitted themselves in a very*
creditable manner. , Mr Geo Forrest
'gate) a very argiropriate addreseret the
close of the examination. The child en
were then presented withprizes and re-
wards for their 'tem* during the year'.The school will not dame for some gine
yet. . • '.
GOOD STOCK.Last week er
Glenn, of the 4th concession, eeceived,
an important addition table stock, be-
ing it first-class thoro-bred Leicester •
ithearling ram, bought from Whiteley,
& Bros, Guelph.- It is one of the best
Mr Glenn has ever owned-endhekeep
than the total amount realized.
°rest at 8 per cent pert annum allowed we
deposits of $1 and upwards, from date of cleposit,
and competuldedhalf-yearly.
ipalyttaedblaetaavyweryhieorwe inratOesan.
Drafts bough and sold; .mseey. orders
gledliCreelagIIn•exP70114teal,
'17 attended to. . •
Clinton — Branch
.L P EiNrona tdAlliGES%
it
onl good stock -and is ft full brother
to tbe one taking, sweepstakes at the
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From Our regular oorrespendiust.
GoltittorioN.-The first item in last
Week's: issue was a serious mistake on
the part of the correepondentas that
party spent that evening five miles
from the place menttoned. •
Nolete. -Mee &Pepper enterteined a
,jitecre nem* of youhe peeple to an
oyster supper tin-ThifikegleingiiVeiihige
Miss N,D1cDonald, who spent the great-
er. part of thesummer with her.sister,
Mrs W. fetich, Intends remaining for
the winter A F Johns spent Thanks-
giving holidays at home. The thresh-
ing is nearly finished in this neighbor-
hood for. the season and the farmers
report great yields of grain, Mist. Mc.
Ewen, of Stanley, has been engaged
as teacher in No 6 school for the. year
1003, and Mise Grant for NO 4. eMr and
Mrs Wm Townsend returned telt week
from Sagituter,where they spent it week
visiting Mrs Newton Crich. Mre W 0
Lendesborough spent Thanksgiving 9.6
the hotne of her mother in Myth, 'Mrs
J G 0142h 'returnee home from Port
Stanley this wrek,after openaing a few
days visiting her brother, Joe Orkh is
confined to the house wtth congestion
of tbe 'lunge, Mrs Robinson, of St
Catharines. Visited her mother, Mrs S.
Crich, last week. Chas Crich has gene
to Alberta, where he has secured A sits
uation, invitations are out for the
• weddint Of a young lady, Who is nee
unknown in thin neighborhood, Enetta
Orich, Walton, spent Sunday With
relatives hat. Mee Thos. Townsend
iment a few day e last week with Mrs
Robert DOuglasi, of Grey,
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