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Mr. Wne Flulter mad fetidly of Olin 4 1410111 MUtore drove out Sunday expecting to WI
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on Mr. jolau Rodgers, but being enable
°LINTON. JAM N. IB1902 our old•tinet eesident called cm his
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ertisements.
to get tlarou h the drifted North Read
aged father me 'Weet Wawaneek
ISr /9a. Adv Rev
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at Knox church latit Sabbath While
Viinter'S'ventua owes -W. 00eree &co-, 1 sacriunental eervices will be conducted
The Photographer of Today -N, S. lieorr.• -, 1 next Sundey by Bev. Austin Budge of
January Clearing Salo --.-D. M. NeSeatb4
(heat Stock Takingesie-Meteinnon at Co.- 5 teacher in this vicinity.
•Clearing Sale-.1.13.11arnwell ° MS* 11111111aa is the guest of 11r.Thote
Rook/Urn Wanted-janies Campbell 5 Anderson in the village end Miss
Heron County Council -W, Lane 0 'Hannah of Winghana at Mr. Attlee
Atterid She nest -W. W. 411104 0 Young's. r, •
Pumpkin Ceptest-A., J. Grigg... ......... 5 Mr. Murdock is the guest of his
Good Notes Spreads rast-hlowcombe's,13 father-indaw, eir. R. T. Berate
CilRan110 Sale of Clothing -Jackson Tiros-s
Me.undunato, at one tftne le pope ar
A 'meeting of the Bible Society will
Ord Week, ef January Sale-Modvens Bros-. V in conducted in Knox church on Wed.
Fountain Pen -W. Fair Co '" 8peaday of this week
surinaamt.t..•
filepim...•••••
Messrs. Geo, and J. W. TIM spent
, a couple of dayelarit week looking for
horses. No doubt they will buy the
right kind, they wan t no other.
„ Mr. J. Little of 7t1i con., Mullett, sold
• a two year old colt to Mr. W. efeir ef
the Base Line, Tbe price woe in the
neighborimod of $100.
Mee. Noble Lovett returned from
• raoderich on Friday anti is staying for
a short time at Mrs. Geo. T nee's.
Thee. and John Hewett °Manitoba,
who are biding a wee" under the
parental roof, look at though the
retries proyince had agreed with
hem.
Mr. Henry Youngblut while home
in the village from Zurich bad ea riper.
ation performed and now appears to
be progressing well.
Our public library is an up-to-date
institution with over twelve hundred
volumes on its shelves. It subscribes
as well for the leading locals, dailies
end magetaines so that our people are
The have secured a house in CUnthu fairly well supplied with good reading
to which they will move in the near matter. At the annual meeting held
future. last week the following were elected
Mr. j. Marmon sold tate •team to as officers for 1002:
Messrs, Hill and Wallis of Clinton for President, Jamee Young
the Manitoba market, Vice, G. 14, Sturdy
Mr, E. Butt solcl„his team to J. Mc- Secretary, 0. E. Erratt
Man of Seaforth, One is ewe years off Treasurer, D. E, Munroe
and brought the enug sum of $150. Librarian. Miss El Blair
Mr, 11. Woodyard (told a horse to
Messrs. Rill and Wallis of the Hub.
Mr, Geo. Tyner has been eornewhat
afflicted during the last few days but
we hope soon to see lain:t around again.
. Messrs. 'R. J, Draper and D. Barr
were in Seaforth on Tuesday attending
the Annual meeting of the District
Orange Lodge.
On ,priday last anether of our Pion.
ears in tbe person of Mr. Rebert Miller
• passed into eternal rest. The end was
sudden sad unexpected though he had
reached the..good old age of Beyenty
nine years. The deceased was a na-
tive of County Fermanagh, Inhume,
whefe he first saw the Tight of day on
February3rd 1822 and came to this
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country n his early 'years with his
parents, four brothers and two sisters.
His nother died • in the hospital at
Montreal shortly after they landed,
and his father, who taught school for
several years at Taylor's Corners .in
Goderieh township, and his brothers
long since crossed the bourne. The
only survivingmembers of the old
stockare two sisters of deceased, Mrs.
" William Murphy and Mrs. Cottle .of
Clinton, It is messy years since: Mr.
Miller took up land on the Base Line
where by industry and perseverance
he made a comfortable novae for biro.
self and family,. He was a staunch
Orangeman and one of the charter
members of L. 0, L. No: 928. For
several years the lodge naet in his home
and when a hall was built it was locat-
ed on his farm, he eleaSing them the
necessary laud for ninety rime years at.
a nominal rent. Some years ago the
lodge made him an honorary member.
for life in recognition of his past ser-
vices on beealf of the order. Mi.•
Miller was also a life-long member of
theephureh of England and with hie
- faintly was one of the mainstays of the
church at Sumrnerhill. ' Mrs. Miller
survives her husband together with
the following members of their family:
Mrs. W. J. elcBrien aiad Mrs. J.
Harvey of Mullett, Mrs. Albert Me -
Brien of. Clinton • Tames of Goderich
township,RobereJ. at home and Wm.
who has been in IVIenitoba, for several
• months end was only enabled to •reach
the hornestead as the funeral was pre-
paring to leave. The •funeral, which
took place on Monday,was very largely
attended. Tbebeautiful service of the
Church of England was conducted by
Rev. 11r. Wright and that of the
Orange order by Past County Master
J. Scarlett. The pallbearers were the
three sons, James, Robert .1. and Wm.
and the eons -in-law, Albert and W.J.
-McBrien and J. Harvey. By the death
of our old friend, who was an upright
man and a good neighbor, we ere de-
prived of one of the few suryiving of
our sturdy pieneera. •
WINUHARI.
Mr. W. J. Chapman i this week in
Quebec and Montreal On bueinese.
Mrs. J. Rains its suffering from
quinsy.
Mr. G. Newton will shortly start an;
other livery stable in teem and is now
busy Making harnese for the entire
outtit, being well posted in that craft,
His stand will be in the premises lately ..
vacated by Mr. Elliott and will be up-
to-date in every department.
Owing to some breakage of machin-
ery the employees of Beles factory, had
to lay off for a day or two this week.
Stock taking at Chapman's this week
will necessitate a day or two's holiday
for some of tile hands.'
A little circular has been beamed by
our health committee requeeting that
all be yaccinated as mien as possible.
One ounce of preventation is worth a
whole pound of cure.
The concert under the auspices- of the
Ladies' Aid ef the Methodiet church
was indeed a great and rare treat to
all who were presort on Monday even-
ing. This branch'. of the church is
indeed tin energetic body ad has
promised one thousand dollars tower&
our new church, nine .hundred of
which has already been &elected\
Directore, A. E. Wetheral, J. Wil-
soo, F. Turnbull, J, Kennedy and
T. Anderson.
The amount of atone hauling that is
golf) on riding with the late ohn McMillan
thee. Woods of the Nile, Wetwanosh
A big return for little money -when township, came here last week to
sister, Mrs.
' would indicate exteneive
budding operations here next summer.
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A. number of our ferinere who con-
template improving their outbuildings
tins canting sunmaer are Mr. tunes
Nott anti Mr, Wm. Colwell of tbe Lon
don Boad and Mr. Iddo Cricle of tbe
2nd. They have got to far along with
their work thet tiaey have the met.
mita on hand,
Mr. John Stevens will put in a cement
floor and re•arratige his stables, Mr.
Fronk Gran t, we believe, purposee bead.
in a cement ello.
A. number of our farmers attended. tbe
Farmers' Inetitute in Brucefiele on Fri.
day last.
ler.audeirs,CharlesWiltsie spent their
honeymoon with eicKillop relatives
and returned last week. and have now
got eettled in their home on the Lon -
sten Road.
R. H. White treated hie many
friends to a pleasant everting at his
hour on Teescley evening.
Mr. Iddo °mete bas purchased from
Mr, Win. G. Plewes twenty five acres
of the back part of lot se, con, 2. The
purchase price wise $1200:
Our yolang folits Who took tire Were,- ELOISE Ai SKIM1NGS
GODERICH CORRESPONDENT
ern fever last summer have beeu driv-
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ed home late& are Miss Lea Durand Mr. Will. Brydges left after the 14re. D. Macdonald, rflgent of the PteSeilt3
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and Netters. John dames 13°Yee arid Model sehool exern, terna cloeed to 1 Daughtere of the Empire here end ' ear •
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Denala 1410•4°°4 all 91 whew 1"k bale take ug the work of phreical director secretitry of the hospital menaging • e .
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and hearty. under le cousin, Mr. Oo in Pentiend of committee, has ree4veril A cheque froin •
Mr, Jack 'Walker le also visiting Boot Weed T. `14, c. .a.. Association, Mr,E. S. °Weston, Oneral Manager of . • Have yen ever theeeht :
the Bank of Montreal, for the sum of 2 What a nice preseat it •
friends around here at present. Lent Thurstley everting (in the week 100 s donation t weeds the Marine - a
spend the winter with her setter,tot ;stayer) a very large congregation t ttle a camera Would make T •
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Miss Maggie Douglas has gone to
le h R ve Anderson osPitek eenenie, • •
F.Cressweiller of Duluth. Misa Douglas ine
will be much missed, in the COnuounity Daniels, itohineon and MacKay were Only onedeeth occurred last week,
I on e p a ori .
the 1 tf xi The subject for that that of the thirteen year old son of Mr.
and by her welly Mee& in the Se e MO was " Miesione " ably deinon- McCrea, foreman in Mr. Fred. Prid-
es/et g ,
With school where she labored as a
streted by Rev, Mr. Anteroom China harn'e esteblishment. The little boy
teacher for a long time. was out playing on Monday, January
Mr. Robert Douglas hae gone West 11 bit tav"Ita r"' °I" "'"'k•
with a carload. of berries and intend* The foreign missions prayer end Itb.
trying hie fortune. fliS many friendi thanksgiving was held in lenox church Monday, januery 6th, being the
on Fridey afternoon. Teta, following feast of the Epiphany the day was
wiet hair% Meet% seraessesd to 's ,me, teat our were among those who took part: kept as a holiday at St. Peter's servic-
Mee, liernilton, edrs, Duff, Milt Mary es being held morning and evening.
friend, Mr. Thinners Johneton, is able
to be out again.
itiENSALL,
The sale of New Spoke ie limited to
those wbo can afford to pay fancy
prices for there, and when it is announ-
ced that the Family Herald and Week.
ly Star, of Montreal, bee purchased the
eexcluelye right to publish. that clever
Oanadian story "The Man From Glen-
garry," one can envy the readers of
that great paper. "The Man From
Glengarry" is the taik of tbe book
world The common question of the
day will now be, "Have you read' The
Man Frotn Glengarry ?" The publi-
bationfof this remarkable story begins
with the Family Herald of the issue of
January 29th. If there are any of our
readers who are not now subsoil -rem to
that great family paper, they should
take advantage of hie opportunity.
Each subscriber receives, as well, three
- premium pictures, the most valuable
we have ever seen given to new sparer
subscribers.
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niTghlite, Elites gay° a bop last VridaY
Mr. Reef:hitt bas bought the vacene
. lot on Itingston, part of the MurneY
We are pleased to uee Fred. leidd out estate,
again fulyl recovered from an attack Mies Rhyme has returned to the
of measles. Tbe Exeter A,dvocate last Normal echool aellamiltonefter spend -
week pebliehed the statement that be ' ing her vacation at her home here,
not spread. This was evidently written NitreireaJresffrieratryon retureed to spend
had siuselpox and. was querantimed,
Also it hoped, that the disease would
to drive trade away from Heiman to view, after a two. months' visit' at her
ast her home Belle,
Exeter. If so it failed in its effect as 4ft/ter* Mrtt' Etunt'el of 6Itlicet".
the past. week. .Rensali has no mai • i3orn-.0n 2'7th December to Mr. and
business has been excellent here during
pox nor is At likely tohave any. bum, Wo 1 ne Ilnoe,ewItinies,s Jessie Thor.n.
) f Olai a t i boy and girl
Sonee hundreds of our citizens have
and sore arme 'are now in order. The ovelinotheircaosf oh.er daughter, Mrs. Wilson
go vaccinatedg past week
f f t few ears ago to teach at eloosejaw,
Mrs, Thern ulna is the guest thee
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Des. have beeo kept busy and they had Kr. Berry Henning left Goderich a
ID S1'flL keep up with the derns.nd. later steeled telegraphy.
Mr, Jo it et o vs et
is home after an ebseirce of sorne years.
We understand that he is prosperingi o
that golden land. It es ill be remember-
ed that Mr. Reich once contested Haire
' was married on New Years Day to
Miss Edith Maude Kidd of Warsaw,
Ont., at the residence of her father,
Walter E. Kidd. The bride was givea
away by her hither and was attended
b Miss lde. Rondeau of Courtwrighe
ec.OLBORNEt TOWNSHIP. you pay five cents for The Illustrated spend a ew weeks with his
Buffalo Express, • A. McPherson. -
The stolen on Seturday blocked the
roads for a day or two.
A. spelling match was held in Zion
church on Wednesday evening Mr
Chas. Treble and Miss Olive Helyar
were captains. Mr. Treble's side kept
the floor the longest.
Mr. Martin Connolly has bougbt out
the Ashton Farm near Bennailler
where lee has been running a brick-
yard for the past two or three years.
The councilmen elected , for 1902. on
January Oth are as follows: Major '
Young, reeve; Messrs. Ed. Attrill,
Win.-181ill, Alex. Robertson and Rich -
rd Jewell, councillors.
A very phiesant time was spent the
other eyening at the home of Mr.
Alex. Kirkpatrick, Jr., when he gave
perty kr quite a number of bis neigh- •
bore. All were well pleased with the
evening's amusement. •
We are sorry to report the illness of
Mrs. Robert Straughan, Who was
stricken down with paralysis, and is
uuder a doctor's care. At tiro° of
writing we are glad. to say she is im-
proving. ' •
If you want Colborne news read Tun .
Nnws-Rncortie.
The officers of Benrniller lodge S.O.E.
are as follows '
Past President, R. 3. Walters
President, James Jewell
• Vice, P. A. Walters
Chaplain, W. Stevens •
Secretary,R. H. Mew
• Treasueer, C. F. Oke
Guides, � Walters, W, F. Hick, A.
S. Gledhill, W. Fuller
• lied& Guard, H. 0. Walters
, Outside Guard, J. Anita,
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• Quite an enjoyable) time viaisspentel
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mil -
Ilan en a recent Thursday evening -when
her Sunday school class presented her
with thirteen pieces of Melina to show
their love' for her as a • teacher. The
address was read by Miss Annie Been
and was. aefollows e.
tins. mit.Liate:
• Deer Friend and Teacher, -We, the
merobers.of your Sabbath 'school class.
• on thief' Thursday evening the disain of
another year, desireto express opt
bigh-apprecietien end r-
egardwe enter-
tain toward you. We have seen with
pleasure the intermit you have taken
eteryehing, that pertains to the
spiritual interesb of our Sabbath school
and of the services rendered by you to
oat claps for many. yeari in the cape.:
city of teacher,: We trust ehat many.
,more ptolleabie hours will be street. to-
gether. We, • thereforeask you to
please.accept this small token of °tie
appre ciati with th on, w of A very
happy Now Year. Signed on behalf of
your class, Annie Bean, Ada Morrish, •
Minnie R. Mitchell.
Two of our ,pleasahte pretty e and
obliging dressmakers have elmied
their establishments. They will be
greatly missed but -you know, sir,
people will get marrid and then gen-
erally away they fly like the robing in
the fall to a fairer and more congenial
Clime.
Although there are no cases of small-
pox in Belgreve the Methodist church
of that village has beenquarantined,
wi
owing to one who
as nfected with
the disease worshipping inthe atore
Said church,
The C. O. F. Court Maitland No. 25
are endeavoring to secure the sweet
Scotch singer, Jastis MacLachlan, to
. again appear in Winghain ere the
Winter patina. Our ball was not nearly
large enough on Thursday last to hold
all who would have liked to have heard
that talented einger.
,We nA40 in Winghart five churches
and five betels, all of whiela are well
patronized, consequetitly the pros and
cons are about equal for And against
prohibition. While many love to
drink from the Well that novae runs
dry, there are others who will bitve
their beer, come what May. If beer is
injurious Must go sooner or later, to
right must eventually Conquer all. We
are of the opinion, however, iir, thab
if our tempeeatice eople would all pull
together We wou d haveprohibition
quicker than a wink, but when it
comes to politics, oh, my, what !ori-
fice 1 Principle 18 slaughtered, con-
ireienee deadened and partylsin is
triumphant eyery time.
Ws have this week to record the
death of Mr. W. Allison which took
Plate on Mends,. He was in his sixty
eighth year. WAN a staunch Cornierva-
tive and an Orangeman and had long
been *resident of Winghani.
Mrs. firown, we are sorry to state,
Is very illrher friende, having no hope
ef her recover*, deadly consumption
baiting too firm &grasp to be unloosed.
Bet husband fell a Vidthri to the white
plague a few years ago. She will be
Wised by many friends, but especially
her fouNittle boys wile will loose their
bob friend, e loving mother,
OWitirt to heavy business pressure
OW Widget' this Week
'DUNGANiON.
A few days ago a meetine Was held
in the *Maga to consider the Matter Of
building & new school, The present
school house is itt sad need of repairing
and as it will take a goodly sum to re-
pair it, manythought it would be ad-
visable to build new oneebut od Fri-
day it wairdecided to repair the old one
for the present.
Mr. Bert Smillie is home from Dale.
phini Man.
MaThonaite Smillie is laid up at pees,
.ent.
Mime Henderson and Roberts re-
turned to Goderich on Monday where
they are attending the Collegiate 111-
stitute. .
Miss Maude Whyard and also Mr.
Herb Whyard of Torouto spent their
holidayri at home.. •
Distemper is a prevailing epidemic
among .botseri in these parts at preeent.
Mies 0. McLean will teach near
Smiths • Hill for 1902,
Miss Minnie Durnin, Who has been
spending her holidaye et home, has re-
turned to school at Godierieh again.
Will. Elliott has retin reed from Tor-
onto After a week'e sojourn there.
For Dungannon newareted The Niewtes
Romeo?,
You canna buy a better illustrated
newepaper than The Illustrated
Dhffalo Expreseeand it costs °lily five
cents,
WYE*: •
The Pioneer Clothier of
Huron.
Mr. Thos. Jackson who is now serving his
third term as Mayor of Clinton.
eivea,,er~evssweiverrese•a-ilves,wer,..w ertwer-oevAlwasessiose
13BLORA.Ve.
S. J. Roy died a few days ago after
an illness ot about • a week of pneu-
monia. The remains were taken to
his netive county of astings for in-
terment. His fathet, who was here
desu9rt,ing bis illness, remeened a few daya
to close up hie tames before ester ing
Word reached here on Monday
morning of the death of Rev, Dr.
Robertson in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs.
A.darn Halliday and Adam Halliday Jr.
left on the p. na, train to attend the
funeral which will take place on Vired•
nesday. Deceased's relatives are Mat-
ly around here, being Duncan, a bro-
ther in East Wawariosh, A,rc le ,of
Winghare, another brother, and Mrs.
•Adam Halliday, a sister. Deceased
was well known here, having often
visited and on several occasions occu-
pied the pulpit of Knox church.
Mr. ,Wilulam Anderson, after an
&beetle() of nea_rer, four years,is agaih la
our midst, We have not learned '
whether he intend.' to reunain or not.
Henry Black, Ed. Vincent, Adam
Halliday, and. Bella Owens are home
from Manitoba for the holidays. Some
of thein will remain most • of the
winter,
The arbitratore we learn have decid.
ed against A achwal for this village, wis-
ely we think at this is , rebited farnieti
village
ELMICIL
A regrettable accident bappened ab
the Public sehool one day last week
by h" h tbeecorid on of Mr. Peter
Deichert broke his leg, The boys were
POST OilEICE STA.TISTICS.
The following table shows the groin
postal revenee of each Of the account -
nig offices of the county to the end of
the brit fiscal year, amount Of money
ordere issued and the amount Paid to
the postmaster at each Oka (includ-
ing salary, forward allowance, allow-
ance toward rent, fuel and light, and
compensatien on postal note, money
order and tutelage bank buoinese.)
A.CCQUNTING OFFIOnn.
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8 "0 tp a sit ce,
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Auburn $ 858 78 $17,846 181 241 79
Bayfield 632 63 10,618 49 333 67
Belgreive . 560 08 4,282 47 806-45
Benmiller 105 49 8,803 41 60 95
Bluevale 385 66 4,480 82 '182 86
,Blyth • 1,859 59 0,097 80 602 70
Brucetield 404 81 8,721 '77 194 34
Brueseis 2,041 96 14,177 22 991 86
Centralia 316 15 1,663 36 130 68
Clinton. 4,347 '71 18.530 60 1,760 86
Oranbrook 189-65 4,577 23 126 97
Crediton . 602 67 9,850 50 835 21
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Wood wood 371 08
1,850 40 202 82
Dungannon ,1362 57 13,654 01 825 87
Ethel 420 ge 5709 53 222 76
Exeter 2,805 20 10,1188 84 928 12
Fordwich 652 55 14,165 01 419 10
Goderieh 5,820,41 10,611 05 2,173 00
Gorrie 001 87 12,569 75 480 74
Herman 1,276 74 9,331 43 524 59
KiPpen 882 62 2,258 35 106 28
Londeabot o 806 40 5,114 91 178 87
Seaforth 4,082 06 14,182 65 1,801 59
Varna 488 07 1,777 18 174 74
Wit h 849 03 2,825 07 167 92
Wingliano 4,144 87 20,815 08 1,651 01
retrying in the yard trod while running VVroxeter 833 01 10,647 20 447 43
ou.,RERT PL,AINS, MANITOBA. the boy fell arid m
one of his playmates zupich 080 69 8,183 85 -89305
eres atone of
fkelliel 0On ilies leg fracturiog it above the
NON- A OCOtiNTINO M.MUS.
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We have had a long tun Of beautiful Word was received last ThurFollowing ere the sday of the non -accounting officee of, tbei coon -
'Weather. If it ham been anything likeart ter deatli of 14 Ile r He rock, it
1:01 d ty, The saltier is based on the revenue
nice inOntario fever petople would dread f e id
wohruoteforrreeosmeeleaors trheissidyeaciti)ni ybf, laenhi.
tbli°alvetitieteearsotnn'Twthheat event ed about
gatINr.. Erwin Sut true `of Dundee has
Hefty bushele to the acre about here
and oats from siete to seventy. The been visiting friends in mut about toWn
grain is moving out slowly °tying to this week.
the elevators being blocked. betause of
n iti Mr. N. D. Buehanan is in Toronto
Three new councillors were chose
a shortage of cars.
continuing his course in medicine,
the late elections en d We now appear
tohave the right me o In the ri bt lace -% - ---- '---- - -------
The newsy Cratextril 112INVS•It*COltD. MIL P. G. RIIMBA.LTA AGAM
is much epprechsteet here.
MARR/ED,
311/1110IPAL ELEOTIOES Mr. P. G. numeral], a native of God-
erich township and hut vete mar of
John Weselebe Mustier Greb, 3.0h•
are London,wars married on Wednes ay of
1 t eirk. The Walkerton Herald tells
, in Zurieb the police trustees
Mattel , . ontwas follows: A quiet but very pretty
* „ wedding took place in the Methodist
Th.: 8Wt6thieertieleitItteeelln,1115„eLlirta,, °„,„' . church on Wednesday morning, when
twe iter-thi wich-t; -ye-a-ri;;;- “u'''*""0 Mr. P. G. Rumba% mayor of London
Th v te i T. k t city, turd AttninaA.Perdue, of Welker.
re"6-Hart" 41(494./)610 212 ,....' ,Patitic11* knot Wits tied by Itey. Dr. Itoss, tenter
iorsmniftek 430, loirie, 423, unottilv ton, were untied in matrimony, The
850, MeNkkighton M4i, Aikenheed 24 . tiof the chutcli The groom WAS aricom-
anied by his friend, .M r. A. A. Lind, of
ntion, while the bride was given ai9
WI by her unele, Mr. 'sue Sharinern.
The Illustrated Weirdo Axprestr, Ti tneenificolt 'shower bocluet of tosto.
Ask the local arrit every' 'Week for of "am The bride held in her hand a
costs but five cents. Yeti wilt starer After a dainty breakfast .the haPPY
regret it, conple took tile morning train for a
ttip to Plotki*,.
of the previous year;
Revenue
Aroberley $ 04 82
Belfast 109 10
Blake 115 08
Carlow 105.00
Constenee 147 93
Crewe 20 00
Oeysdale 111 02
Duelop 109 82
Egniondville 255 00
Fordyce 82 80
Hillegreen 09 00"
Holineeeille 110 80
Kingsbridge 110 50
Kintail 197 50
butes 60 20
Laurier 52 60
Locheleh 141 00
Loyal 1)800
Mefeking 80 02
lel ern ock 45 01
Nile 104 02
Port Albert 114 00
Porter It 11111 '74 70
'Protiperity ,.28 50
St. Auguiftine .,, 128 00
St. Helens • 182 00
Saltford 00
Shepprirtitoti .40 00
Settnnerbill 23 26 -
Westfield • 223 41
Winthrop 185 02
and her. sister, Miss Grace Kidd, air
bridesmaids and little Eva Kidd,
daughter of Edward Kiddeas maid et
honor. The groomsman was J. Oar -
bent Kidd of Toronto, brother of the
bride. ' The bappy couple are spend-
ing their honeymoon visiting Mr.
Hertning's relatives at Cleveland. and
London, Mr. Harry Heireing was
organrit in Victoria street °beech here
for years when his parents resided
here. He else taught school at Salt -
ford. We wish the happy cottple
much prosperity,
Miss Gussie Taylor of the Tupperville
Public 141°01 bits been apending a few
days in tewn aud was the guest of Dr.
end Mrs, Taylor. '
We were glad to learn that W. Glen
Campbell has recovered sufficiently to
take hie position as organist at North
street church. He had been suffering
for some turns from sciatica..
Mho McIeurchie of •Centreville,
South Dakota, is the guest of her
cousin, Miss Morris,
Mr. D. Ferguson has returned from
a visii to his daughter, Mrs. Carpenter
of Detroit. •
AIMS May Britincombe• has returned
from hervisit to friends in Mitchell. •
Salary and
allowance
$ 60 00
00 00
5500
'4700
90 00
12 00
5000
40 00.
110 00
20 00
40 00
8900
48 00
90 00
80 00
28 00
00 00
: 10 00
10 00
20 00
The fire in Acheson's block at mid-
night on Saturday might have colleen-
eted. in a general conflegation, but the
firemen were enabled to keep it merlin -
ed to the one store. The smoke and
water did much diumige to Mrs. Dun -
haw's furniture upstairs and to Thom-
sen &Son and Stewart's grocery 'store.
a, E. Smith's store was in the same
block and was gutted a few mortars
*V, Now Mr, Thompson had got it
fitted up' for a mimic store and creaser-
vatory, but had not yet removed to it.
Rio prawn and organa had all to be
carried to a place of safety during this
la.st lire.
On Tuesday evening, '70h January,
after the installation of the new Mils
cent et Court Grederich O. 0. F. the
retireue seeretaey, Mr. T. Burrows,was
'Made the . recipient of e testimunire
from his fellow members in tbe form.
of a eery hiuidsome 0. 0. ,F: pin, the
insignia of the order, accompauied by
a flattering addtess which was eigned
ou behalf ot the wort by Messes,
James Wilson and Janne S.
Tate,' Ur. Burrows imide a neat reply
and afterwards invited the brethein to
partake of an °vitae eupper . at Bieck-
st one's restaurant vvhere efreshments
were served up :in ler. Blackstone',
well known style. Messrs. Wilson,
Davidson, Hnixiber, Newell and Tate'
made coniplireentre y speecheie while
eeeeral selections in its pleasing:
ithvele.11lackstone orchestra. rendered
der. ed
Mr. Blackstone, we are happy to
rlact9en,thinads ligpuoistietorne,00vered hit"
The iietieesen of Dr. Clark tiled to
get on a farmer's sleigh the other day,
and fell over tbe :retailer and but for
the watclaftil eye of the driver, whet
stopped bit team and lifted the little
lad up; there would hitee been :sorrow
in the .Dre', home.
Mrs. O'Connell, wife of Regietrar
O'Connell, kindly presided at the
organ in eit. Peter's church during the
iodispesition of Miss Josie Shannon.
Olatudie Humber centerraplates
building a residenee on Victorie street.
Messrs. R. Brown and Carfrey Dan.
lop he've ieturned to fintsh their astute
itre at the College of Pharnmey, Torre, -
80 horses out of the 80 which were on
exhibieion on Saturday were perches -
ed. for traneport to South Africa. The
inspectoreare particular. '
Mayor Mute= entertained the new
council to an oyster supper and a
friendly chat at the Maples 00 Thum
day evening last. The wintry winds
did not kill the new Mayor's carnation
boutonietes.
One day last week we haw Mr.
Andrews of the Bayfield Road heeling
an immende elm log to the harbor saw-
mill. It, was over three feet in diana
eter.
NeDietrich it Son shipped a carload
of flout to London last week,
We are glad eo note that tbe public
library board have taken steps to stop
the mischief MILO) has bean indulged
in by the bore annoying the readers
by throwing snowballs and hockey
sticks up the steirs. At its last meet-
ing the board empowered the librarian
to exclude young people below the age
of 14 if in his opinion disorderly- or
attempting to overceowd the reading
room. also requested the county
judge to appoint him a special con-
stable. The secretary was instrutted
to correspond with Mr: Carnegie or hie
representative as to a grant for a new
public library building. We hope Mr.
Carnegie will accede to their request
The annual returns of the blether -
marriages and deaths for tbe town for
1901 as eent to the registrar genet*
show 511 births, 30 marriages and 59
deaths,. the latter being the largest
number recorded for teeny years. Five
tif these deaths were of timeresid en ts
who came here to pass peacefully rtway
and . some persons from other places
died in jail, which will lessen the num-
ber.'
The next regular metieleg of the L.
� L. will take place on Monday, Jan.
27th, in place of the nese Monday. in
• •
Fel)tuarY, ' •
Mrs. Barnwell of Kincardine has
returned from it. two months' visit at
, Vancouver. While in Goderich last
week Mrs, Barnwell was the guest of
her brother, Mr. Robert Young.
Messrs. Ed. Tilt me Archie Dickson
Mee6nit:Calr'iral
have returned' to McGill College,
e in training
at Victoria berepital, London, returned
on Friday, to her duties. Miss Lulu
Robinson, who accompanied • !dies
Vivian to spend tbe holidays here, will
not return to the hospital for a week
OP:tW9
Miss Faulkner is the guest of bee
parent. at her honse iBayfleltL
The Cafe Balmotal passed into otbee
hands after tlae New Year. Mr. 3. J.
Edward, late of Chicago, is the pine.
chaser.
An exceedingly pretty wedding
took place on 'Wednesday of last week
at high nom) at the residence of the
'bride's mother, Mts. James Vivian,
when her eldest daughter Jeanette was
For only $2 00 you can heve The D-
ummied to Mr. Frank ellayden Brown
of Kelsonezoo, Mich, ev, Mark Turn- lustrated Duffel° Express by mail every
R
bull was the officiating clergyman. . Seturday. Could you 'spend you
The bride entered the drawing rooni money 10 a better waYP
on the arm of her uncle, Mr leeotge
Black, who gave her away. The bride
and groom stood upder an arch decor-
ated with myrtle. The bride looked
beautiful in it travelling dreer of dark ANNOUNCEMENT
brown broadcloth,. the Waist of Which
had it front of white silk veiled with
chiffon and cream silk applique form-
ing it bolero, and a rosette of white
chiffon at the back of the neck which
wits also trimmed with cream silk
applique. The wedding was peivate,
only a few intimate friends of the
bride being preterit The wedding
breakfast, which was it recherche one,
was served in the dining room, Mia8
Coral, sister of the bride, presiding At
the phut° while the guests enjoyed the
repast. The groom's gift to the bride
was a Very eubstantial cheque. The
gifts to the bride were of beautiful
design, including it hereisonie cheque
from her mother him, Vivian. The
happy pair left by Sp. in, train on regularly taken in upwerdir of ono
their honeymoon trip to London and hundred timelines! botnee, and it has
Detroit before going to their home at
Kalamazoo. Beautifulgifts are seCtIred tbe prize, for nirlie Man From
.
&waiting there there. This bride was a GItIngarrY" 15 I" Prinn ind"d anditrieb
very popular young lady here and the °,"••
greona is highly esteemed at ,Kalannie
zoo, May a long ane happy Married •
life be their*. Melte the Congh and
Itee. N.Y. Wilson of the Mit ex. Works off Elie Cleirdi
changed pulpits With Rite. j. W. Rob -
1°8°11 en Sunday. Mr' Wils" 13 a Laeritive Promo Quinine Tablete
very °atheist and pleasing preached,. „„e„ „ „ee , et_
On Sunday evening' he took for his tett en"' a u.,e"? "let"' II() "Ire. el'e
Sellettiew 6 -412, "Be ye therefore per- "Y. 4 -rice 44) Ce08. •
Nice" Ile ehoeved that in order to have
A greed Ohrietian home, the permits
must be physically, mentally, and
epiritually strong. At the offertory
Ma Belcher sang in good Ynite the
It has been proven feat Mr; '
neck of Goderich bas beaten the World
For
he
hotbtemiaatstet er,re
oefrnaiysienagr; h
leehasg steugarsobwet
them ef weights . running from' 813
pounds in 1891 to three in 1898 weigh -
mg respectively 844, 355 and 388 pounds.
• „ ,
Ex -Councillor • John. Martin had a
grand "AtHome" to friends and relat-
ives the other day.
Mr. Thomas McGielicudy, a former,
resident of this town, was tbe other
day presented with a silver -mounted
upbrella by the Bible class in Col-
lege street Baptist harch, Toronto.
Mrs. R. R. Smith and children are
visiting their friends at Woodstock
and London, • .•
Miss Ethel Rhynas left on Monday
for the Normal et Hamilton.
On 'Monday wecalled on Mrs. J. Par-
sons Brown, president of the W.C.T. U.
and foundher deep in the mysteries of
making bandages for our own soldiers
in Africa to take with them, The
Military Depatereent asked for bags
with bandages etc.and the, W. C. T. U.
here are making the numberie required,
SOMe three hundred.
THEY S011iETINIES WONDER.
• If you contemplating buying
pforreeyeon: di oo :40trn foroarog.et WeLPcin.
• on and see whet 1119 can do• •
• eupply you. at all prices from •
• 31 up. The best, bit for a
• -cheap camera is the Brownie •
et Nee..2 at 32, Prom now till •
v
• nristenae we will melte you
• a present of •
• Newspaper subscribere often wonder
why a publisher keeps on sending- the
paper when the subscription has ex-
pired. When it subscription is paid to
it Certain time end the time ex-
pires and the paper is stripped,
it look as if the editor doubted the iti•
tegrity of the subscriber and in nine
ciente out of ton the subtcriber win give
the editora calling dorrri for insinuat-
ing tlaat his credit is not good. Ra-
ttier thab east any reflection against a
neighbor's honesty to nay a small debt
it has been customary for newspapers
to eoritinue sending the paper, after the,
time has expired. The city. weeklies
and dallied do not genteel/11y follow this
rule as . their subscribers are e.t a die
ts,nce, and besides ' they are) not .ite-
quainted with them and do not know
their financial standing., One Messed
deem it an honor that bis credit is not
doubted when:the publiebers continue
to send the paper. Should the subscre
ber desire to have hispeper discontinu-
ed he should inform the publisher and -
remit to date, army amount is owing.
IMPORTANT
Pethaps the most startling announce-
niene ot modern times is the etatement
that theserial rights of "The Man from
Glengerty" heve been sold to the peb.
Helene of the Itemily Herald and
Weekly Star, Mon We're and thab it
will be itimie.diately eonemenced in
serial . form in • that wonderful paper.
As rimy imagined, • the price pied is
lerge, for the story, "Tho Man From
Glengarry," • is undonbtedly the- best
story of the year'. elver should' sling
It. It is cleverly constructed and bean.
Wilily written, No font) or. woman in
this country will now want to ailmit he
or elle hire failed to read Ralph Corinor'e
great book for the Pernily Bernal
Oook's Cotton loot antriuta
beautiful solo "The Herne land, Mies titieeeistully tusternonihly bp over
' 50 00 Shannon accompaniet, ,. 0,0001Aales.sereeerfeateal. Lad mimic
40 DO Iiiies Margaret Macdonald reeeived a ie. TAM AO other Ila cal mixtures, pine arid
your entroost VW Coal GM Root (ASIA
9°,„oq Marys where her awn . Aire. Leonard, xtzer, soli cleareesstronssrielperhst. tr.
, 1 Ot 2 firinien.02 reoenni of prieri Mtn aw0 &Gent ,
Akt8000o% latitY reill.lbutiliain lora all her furnisninge OIL, Itit4111614aan roOontirreirded Py An
„ Inetrigt Th0 Chrolitfflorkmoski9y WIttdolor, Ont.
' And clothing by Sattirday night'i fire. 111,0saihis•nlaillSii ill Claw%
20 00 I
go go ish Exchange last week, Reside, Aintree), kat ?Vette 400
• •
• 10% discount on CaMeree •
• •
ore. 15% disco:14 0450emera.s
• ••
• . . •
Pwebroso auras tIn h inneklignhiboof 1 Pp gu rt co bws hot •• :
• Ing a censers wili receive ite •
• Eastman catlaogue dropp- •
• Ing us a card. Other camerae
• besides the /Mestere* can be •
8 supplied, Films, developing •
powders and other light sup -
▪ pee can be sent by men. •
• • •
Our °beep Exposure Meter •
at 85c gives the correct expos- •
ure under all conditions and
• „ pays foe itself in a short time •
* by saving over sod under et
• exposure in negative', •
•
•
• 4 front $1 to 310 •
10 00 telegrern ott Motidal, tee go to St., initatiolutere dritigkone irri619 gey
ag go It. E. Smith registered at the Brit' rot 80681 085ton notati, 11.
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71 H. B. COMBE •
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s, Chemist and Druggist. •
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elereene•••••••••••••••••••
" MOM is known by the
eompany Ile keeps," The
character of a grocer's business
is known by -the quality of the
goods he sells. That is why
we keep the best of every-
thing,
Some of our special lines:
New Raisins
. ‘f
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Currants
Figs
Dates
Peels
Nuts'
• We have On hand 50 pails
ot Cone Syrup which we
bought before the raise and
are now selling beloW cost,
In all other lines we ex-
eel- and
Fear nae Foe."
W. T O'Neil,
RUB GROCERY.
eiseeeselee, leesiereeeseess 'soarer leeeleteeeeeeeeheeeeseresee-eee
$
White Pine Com-
pound Witla Tar
Is the best for recent and chronic,. Coughs
• and Colds, Loss of Voice,
Hoarseness, etc, and
other inflamed conditions of the lungs and. air passages,
RUG STORE.
R P. Reekle, .Z.ZfirtoTIZILDey Jackson #
-as.-owiroAaAaotaio9-49-ovea-mkarribefeayekaalle,
OE TALK.
• For the Fell and 'Winter Trade Our stock is complete. Never before
were we in abetter position to give you just whet you want in all kinds
of seasonable Footwear. And our continuously increasing sales is the
best evidence we ran give that our _ • • •
•
SYSTEM OF SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS
ts just what is needed .by -the buying Public: We can awe you 'dollars
in your shoe bill. Try us and lee. .
FULL STOCK OE .THE CELE111TE14111.1if RUD BERS
for which we are sole agents in Clinton. Touren no riskbuying youi ,
rubbers hem us as we do not handle Seeond Quelity or Auction. goods.
It will pay you to see etre heroin countere, which are being constantly
replenished with the best bargain(' ever offered in C linton.
See our Misses School Boots, sizes 11 • 12, 13, 1 and 2, at
• , 85e, and $1.00, either laced or buttoned.
They are great value.
THE (MD RELIABLE
. and Ono rriee •
• Butter and Eggs taken as Cash
THE GREAT CASH STORE
- - This Big - - :
JAN CLEARING SALE1
I
is a Great Success
•
The selling is great because the. Eargains are real, As'
fast as piles sell 'down we're "culling out" More extras to
; fill up the special pike tables,• .
If ever. you had a Bargain in Dress Goods, Furs,
Under:War, Hosiery, Blankets, Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
A snapi in Men's Pea Jackets and Ready Made t
I now is your time. ,
1, Suits. All Boys' Suits and Overcoats at Sweeping
Reductions,
.4. few Fur Coats at clearing prices.
D. M. MoBEATH - BLYTHI
r
1 - Pretoria Illook.
OW
ear's
unaiture
1141000.6
Selecting Holiday Presents
is a difficult task. Nothing
will prove more satisfactory or
serviees,ble and at the same
time bring wore comfort to
the home than a nice pieoe of
furniture. Our selection for
the Holiday Trade this season. surpasses anything we have
yet offered,
Platen. CAtItarro
MONO Ciinflfrila
grim it,torts
StOrtterertine
130ort 01.80
Otairitelditee
DitresmtO WAntAge
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titinikitt TAntais
EAttet Untie
JAntitxtgat SVANDO
EAstats
?IMMO
PAVIA Itikeice
00trOttle
It will do you good to see thebeautiful line of Pany
Rockers, Morris Chairs and,Pdd Parlor Pieces, we are offering.
We will consider it a pleaeure to show you through our
Varerooirts even if you do noat.waut t,o.puir:1;e4
vv0trto Mauer,
Night anti kleed&s, ottlig atietTered at residonee of Our
rilearal Ditootor, I, W. Itiog ottst, oPPoitito idtriatitt,