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The Cluiton Newgiecortl.
Y. 1. MITCHELL, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
OLINVON, JAN. 28RD 1902
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New Advertisements.
Atter Holiday Sele-W, Cooper 84 Co 1
Clearing Sale -W. Taylor Steen., ...... ,...,.., 4
Midwinter Bargain Days -MAR= Dees 6
Auction Sale -Salkeld. Bros •., 6
Our Big Salo -Jackson Bros 8
Last Week's Sollizig-blowoombes $
Bale of Xen's Furnishings -A. 0. Morrish s
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OODERICH TOWNSHIP,
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At the annual meeting of the Wes.
ern Dairymen's A.ssociation held in
Woodstock last week, County Council-
lor Connolly Was elected first vice-
president, This is a step up and next
Year Mr. Connolly will in all probabil-
ity be president, a position which he
cart fill very well, indeed. In the list
of prize winners at the winter dairy
exhibit held under the auspices of the
Association M. H. M. Johostone of
Innerkip, fortuerlyof the Holtnesyllle
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factory, stood fleet n one of the classes
eveeth penalties.
1;7 0. L. No. 145 meets on An, 27t13
and No. 306 on the 31st inst. A full
attendance of the members is request-
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. John McClure were
guests of Mr. and Mrs, 0. 11. Wallis in
Clinton on Saturday last. .
Mr, John Rathwell and. Ids daughter
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Mr. Hugh Taylor Spent last Sunday
reneWing friendships in S. S. No. let
threshed bis haziey
last FridaY and eaye he had a fair
yield.
Miss Cook was tbe guest of Miss
Scatchatere or Stanley last week,
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PORT ALBERT. LONDOSI3ORO,
Bliss Annie Cunningham left on
Tueeday last for Detroit, Mich.
Mee M. Tates of Goderich is venting
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Mr. George Clockerline intende had*
ing asletick residence next Wanner And
lure already let the contract.
•••*,•••••••*******4444"....."1".""1".....1141sssimms • her ender, e4rs. Harry Hayden, tine leteeendine pulpit Ina Sunday,.
having
Rev. Mr. Thotneson occuplerl the
The clog poisoner was booming hie At thheeaDninsuttailetneeetingof the Orange Week • made an exchttnge with Pestor Coup*
p; ofeesion last week, Mr. Halstead lodge t Master's a roes wars Mise Victoria Hawkins spent a eew ewe, wbo preached anniversary ser -
saved his dog, but Mrs, Egener lost a ordered t9()! printed. Letters of cons days in Dungannon the past week. mons in efonkton.
Mr. Williani Fargehtte bas eold bis
team to Mr. McCartney of Colborne,
Mr. William Hobbs has beep a°.
pointed catetaker ot the Methodist
church.
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t or ere to e trent to
Mr. A. Galbraitla was busy last week very ea e one.
the break* of Oho k VV Ila ' Th Mrs. Thos. Richardson is under the
drawing wood from this; township to ifir.R.O. flays has purchased the very a Let colas care of the Dr. at -oresent but it is
Mr. W. le Jewett, is pushing on his Arthur streets laeely the residence of , . h P p eel to etee,
desiodee proPettY on Watetloo and McCiertneY, John Beacom and James hoped hi lies I- 6 . t
u,s,to July 12th next was also discussed
his farm near Varna,not ng seri° s t 0 Ma ter,
H. hellion T e re o
operation in the woods ;intik a large Mrs. Marsh. It is, we understand, the lwaMair ofleatt)tnire hrktrlow of Goderich
gang of men, intention of Mr. littera to poll down tbe fveottree:Itt toWaetiedoeuenidtedt Ito turn out in full " g vuis week.
The most important of the events present building mid etect a handsome y r eeting at Exeter Mies Rose Shoentiale has been eick
and endeavor to semi e the support of
happening in Goderieh township are one.
recorded in THE NEWS Rucono
Party. -,,A sieighload of young folks Olinton,had a well filled rink to witnees
The hockey match, teloderich vs, At a well attended meeting ome Huron y for it week, but is out again,
edualt•ell. otermren% Richardson was confined
Mr, John Green of Goderich Sunday.
that body for a celebration here.
from S. 8. No, 5, Hullett, drove over the game. The score was 7 ti.) ra it, Lodge No, 62, I. 0 0. F , on
and took possession of the home of sever of the weal teem, evening, Jan. 13th, officers for the to her room for a few Jays this petit
nesday evening of lase week. Gauaes,
music, etc, were the order of the even. at the bicycle worke, His father Was
Mr. Revell of Toronto is the engineer °fleeing teem were inetalled by D, .0,
N. se, H. I. Rewards
follows : Mr. Thos. Green and wife were visit.
Mr, and Mrs. J. 11. Lowery on Wed -
G. M. Jacob Taylor of Clinton as
V. G., Ferny Cornell ing at 13lyth the past week,
week.
ing clueing which Mr. and Mrs, Lowery an extensive lumber merchant in the - -
were presented with a beautiful corm -
Algoma district,
are held by the people of No. 5 where We congeatulate our citizen, Mr. R. n., 0. W. Reynan
T„ O. A. Nairn
as a token of the esteem in which they
Donley Johnston, on his promotion to F. S., W. T Clark
young idea how to ehoot. The preeen. Ninny will soon joie) him. We are
he stationmaster at Idalton, flis
L. S. N. G., J, S. Platt
Mr. Lewery for 11e years taught the
R. S. N. 0, Thos.Nairn
tation was accompanied by an address sorry to lose them. Donley halt val.
W., Charles Red
which was read by Mr. A. Johns the ned member of the 1.0. 0. F. lodge.,
new teacher of No, 5, which Was as Mr. Joseph Whitely, Jr., ot Hotne- 0„ R. Campbell
follows: wood Farm sold on elonday, 1.3th Jan., R. S. V. G„ D. Stratton
450 lbs. L. S. V. G.,Jehn Baker
We aa a few of your many friends of and received therefore over twenty R. El 8, W. Woolgar
to W. Mummy a hog weighing
L. S. S., Wm. Campbell
TO Mn. AND MRS. Lowaret :
dollars.
8. S. No. 5, where you recently eo
I, G., A. Johnston
successfully taught, take this oppor, Mrs. George Thompson was; eeriously 0. Ge W. W. MacVicar
tunity of tendering you a slight token ill last week, '
of our esteem and respect for you. MAW Puffus, elocutionist, is visiting
.
When the business of the evening had
0., A. Saunders
During your long term as teacher of at her home in Theenesville, been concluded the hrethern sat down
our school you proved yourself a pro- etre, Win. Chisholm of Saltford, to a supper, which was heartily enjoy.
ficient teacher,. a capable instructor Mother of Austin Chisholm of South ed. The .1),, D. G. M. was liccompan
and a sincere friend to ale and we feel African Nine, has been very ill for ied by Past D. D. G. M. Townsend of
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we are making but a meagre I atm n tO
some time. Brandon, Man.
Violet of the Varna Road and Mr.John yo when we. ask you to accept tbie Sovereign
T. Reid of con. 5, Stanley, returned I Lech in remembrance of the years you niers McCall and little sister Hilda Grand lodge offleers whom the Huron
one of the
home on Fridayast from a fortnight's have espent among us. While we feel are visiting at Listowel and lodge were glad to welcome, •
visit among friends In Toronto and 1
our loss of you as our teacher, yet ft. is vein also emit at Port Elgin before Iimiss Bertha Farrow of Shelburne
retuining to their home, will spend a month at her home here
Markham. e a pleasure to ktiow that you have not
Messrs. Nelson Teo and Arthur altogether severed your connection • Mrs. (Rev.)McGillivray witb her two Birth -On Jan. 8th, to Mr, and Mrs,
Welsh paid a flying visit to the toWn!: with us. We feel we are but voicing children heve returned from their John M. Proulifoot,aoteA
Mr. Burke is promcltougntewirr.. Don
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ship of Hilbert, at the homes of Mr. the sentiment of the section when we visit to Mrs. Marshall and other friends,
Boyce and Mr. Mahaffy. wish you the same success in year at Woodstock. ley Js; ohnston'position as ticket agent
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Miss Mary Flalliday is getting along present pursuits as has characterized Mrs W. D. Tye and family returned, at the 0, T. R. station. Mr. Davidson
nicele in her new eituation in S. 8. No. Your former work amongst ue. Sign- en Tuesday night week from their from Caledonia takes Mr.. ur e B k '
s
10 and does not regret that she ever ed on behalf of the your many friends, pleasant holiday visit et Haysville ' place. ,
cause.
. Stanley ar ter At theslast meeting of the Daug - We were very sorry to learrethae Mr.
Themes manning tees of the Empire a vote of sympathy Taylor or the organ factory had the
Mr. Charlie McGregor now rides in a •
misfortune 'to run a chisel into his
' ---, atetchereon the Public school
much Elarmaneknted
. the store in Blake's bl k ,
Mr. Geo. Levis., Clinton's wide•awake
HOLIVISSVILLH. wwitosopdahrirsieddgetoonbetbseenmt
new cutter which he purehased from , — —
hand making a deep incisions . -
death of his sister, Miss Frank, lately A
implement agent. Mr. P. Dean, grocer, is removing to
staff and
A number of our beers were in Clin-
ton lasteSaturday enjoying themselves
after being 'hemmed. in for souse time
by snow drifts.
A very large negro passed along the
Bayfleld Road last Monday evening
and as he walked into people's houses
without any vvarning on the hunt for
lodging for the night, he gave the
young folke quite aware as negroes are
rarely seen in that vicinity. He was
ob his way from Southampton to
Sarnia.
Miss Priscilla Jennings, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Daw ot Sanford, for a few days, has
returned to her home.
The sportsmen have so far been un-
succeesful, the fcixes having eluded
thein every* time. 4
We are pleased to. note that little
Miss Nellie Weston, daughter of Mr.
Walter Weeton, has quite recovered
from a severe attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. John McClure, who has been ill,
is on the fair road to recovery.
Miss Alexander was visiting at the
home of Mr. George Vanderburg
recently. •
Mr. W. B. Edwards ofegouris, Man.,
who with his better half is visiting
their tnany friends in this township,
has been in the NOrthwest since 1882
and has every reason • to be satisfied
with his choice of location. He has a
fine farm situated only a mileand a
half from Sourise a lively town of
about one thousand inhabitants, Mr.
Edwards 'has been here for about a
month now and says that. his last let ter -
from home stated that the weather has
been very mild since Christmas. • Mr.
and Mrs. Edwards leave shortly for a
month's visit at the former's old home
in Kingston. .
Mr. Jaek Middleton .has gone to
Guelph to spend a term in •the Agri;
cultural College there.
Mr. 'ThoseWebster of the 7th con,
sports a fine new cutter:
Mr. George and Miss"Lottie Cantelon
of the 7th con. spent last Sunday with
friends in Clinton, .• •
Misses Lizzie and • Mina Middleton
have gone to Ottawa to spend' the
winter at the Ladies' College in that
city. ' .
Mr. A. and MisreAgnes Cooper spent
last Sunday with friends in Hullett..
Mr. Shaw of Chnton will preach in
'Sharon Church neset,Sunday instead of
Mr, Hussar. Next Thursday after
prayer meeting a business Meeting will
be held to decide whether or. not they
will overhaul the church.' We think
that a little improvement would add
greatly to the interior of the church.
Mr. Ed. and Miss Ida' Miller of 9th
con. paid a visitto•friends in Ilullett
township last Sunday. ,.
Owing to the recentstorm the roads
, .
in this section were in poor condition
and some places impassible. •
Mrs. Peter Cole of the Bayfield Line
is recovering from a severe attack of la
grippe.
The township council met according
to statute on January 13th when mem,
beers made the necessary declaration of
office and property qualification.
Moved by Jas, Joheston, sec. hy 3, 0.
Woods, That the salaries of officers be
as follows : clerk $105, treasurer $75,
collector $80, assessor $60, auditore $10,
members of council board $2 ,each for
each day's sitting of council, actingas
road commissioner$25 each. Moved by
John Middleton, sec, by J. C. Woods,
That the following accounts be paid:
r. East Ole $18,72, 3, McMillen gravel
$10.20, express on election supplies 49c,
to Goderich postortlee $1, hospital sick
children $5, J. Halstead posting treas-
urer's report $1,75, J. Halstead rep.
hill $3, collector postage and stationery
$2, treasurer postage, statiohery. and
, treas. reedit $0-50, clerk postage .11c,
Marshall error in dog tax. $3. By -laves
1 and 2 were read and passed. The
following are the ()facet% for the year
1002: assessor, John Thompson ; col-
lector, L. A. Anderson ; auditors, J. R.
'Holmes and George Holland ; betted of
health, Albert Centelon, The various
pethmasters, poundkeepere and fent*,
viewers were appointed. 00enen
adjnurned to 'neer at call of reeve.-
NIXON STURDY, Clerk.
One of the meet pleAsant events of
the season in this township was the
supper given on Friday night last
Under the auspices of t he Can ton Come.
ell of Chosen Friends at the home of
Mr. ROlatia Jenkins, The Friends and
their Mende were presentfrourClinton,
Holmesville and, surrounding • and
crowded Mr,. Jenkin' cOltimOdirMs
residence. At each setting of the
tables tWentvestiven sat down and this
had to he repeated four times. The
supper was the very best and consisted
of fowl, etc., all the delicAciee of the
season, beautifully prepared by Mrs.
Jenkins and her assietants who know
so Well how to do it. After ell heti
.bartaketi of the gotta things Dr. Bell,
the chief counsellor of the Clinton
Council, took ehe chair and the pro-
' gram began. Instrumental music Was
furnished by the Etnmerton orchestra
otOlinton who are always appreciated.
Mr. Bob DoWnit Sang one of hit funny
songfeand selections were given UpOti
the piano by Misses Wile Oantelon,
Yeo and Tebbutt Speech making also
being under order the following were
*called upon, though all did net reeipond
And some were very brief, indeed t Dr.
Gifford, Dr. Glackall,' Dr. Shaw,Cottnty
Councillor Clantelon, W, 8. Laveteenee.
D. Dart, J.R. Holtrieet Peieee Churchill,
0! 11, Vliallis and mine hoot Jenkins.
The gathering broke up at *seasonable
hour and is Wile preeent Went, their
:ettriotis wart they gave expression 0,their gratitteatiett at being promo.
Misses Edith Tebbutt and Bridges also a member of the order ot he square and Montreal street..
Miss Logan of Varna visited Miss dollars was also voted for the South Maitland will give an oyster
of Goderich spent Sunday with former's Daughters of the Empire here, -who _
court . ' • " ,
pareets, Mr. and Mrs. G. Tebbutt. died suddenly at his 1,ersidence: Ten ... On Wednesday evening, Jan. • 29th,
Bessie Pickard during the past week. •A trican Graves fund. • 8uPPer -and c meet.
t .in Temperance
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hall. Messrs. •Robert McLean, Wm,.
ed 0, 0. C. F. sepper at Mr. R. Jenkins . ' Mr. D. Macclonald left this week to
• wetereleeted triistees for the years
A_ sleigh load of young people attired- (meson. ei , Nichol and H. W. Ball
. snend some.. tittle in Toronto with
friende. • • • 1902 and 1903. Peptide. John Oraigie
9h Friday_ evening They report hay -
mg a good time. . was proposed and elected chairman
The illethoduit church hada. Mr. Ed. Henderson of Allandale
1.;(en °n 'recently visited his mother, Mrs. • fel, the present year, • •
Monday drawing wood for the church ... - k
James mtrongh, arid has since -accepted Judge- Mason o '
as r'e'elected repre-
'from the 4th. COM • seraative of the. P. S. board ' en • the
. .The Holtneeville Branch of the Bible a position iriBranttord. • - .
Society will hold its annual Meeting in Mr. Eli Sionnonds of Sanford picked ColiegJosephiatehoardv.an•very s
o.u. oeiiielig.0
the Methodist church' on.Thursdav. up a young lady who: fell • ott East , Ntr.
evening when addresses will be given. street' on Sunday -evening. .The. young
h.as. been •, epencling. a few days with-
hy Rev H. A. Wright and J. Hussaraxl
. !ly was stunned by : his mother, MVE,, T. B. 'VenBvery.the fall but soon
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Every body svelcome. • . rallied. - Mr, and Mrs Gear ' •
Mrs. P,J Evans cif Minnedosa, Man., ' , We, have to .congratulate • Maeter • eteeeeree 1. g •e Bissett -�f the
is visiting friends. in the neighborhood. ' Wilbert IProuse for receivinJah.
g. oti ed e e I •p. 0
, t r ends at. the Nile: •
spent. a few holidays
.lSth a c eq .
for twenty five dollaf s, being the -first
e
• DNGANN
. • prize in the oat class of the Macdonald o.A.11 the windows in the first storey the new suminer hotel havbeen
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seed grain coinpetit ion for the province put, in and t he first floet, leid, . . •
A large nutriber of yonine folks enjoy- ef Ontario for the year 1901. He was . A hockey match was on the week's
ed asocial hap at the home of Mr. D. else one of the successful -ons, for 1909, program to increase the fends of the
&Mille on.Thorsday eveningiast. • ' winning five dollaes• and viete the only Florence Nightingale Chapter for their
Miss kennedy. of Ripley is visiting suceessful (nee ite Hutson 'county, Brie gift to tee hoepital fund, :
Theleoly, City Co's vocalists divided •
relatives -and friends in West WhiVair .fmoareld9,91pita HMillstwell.teja6lhsno their vocal gifi s anineg all the chavete,
nosh. . . lwdeonf tiPcciertethtfeit
Rev. Mrs Goldberg preached thean. successful, winning 2nd prize. This is , or ng an
es -on Sunday last both rn ni d
nal Mission sermon in St.Paul's church pretty good for Huron. eveniiig.
on Sunday last. , • • Mrs. N. Deitrieh is •spelicling a- few 'AtVietoria street chiirch on SundayThere-wait a meeting held in the Frei- tveeke with her daughter, M rs . Ruggle 'evening last Rev. Mr. Robinson' preach;
byeerian ehueeh on Thursday last week Btivined. . ed to a large congregation, . choosing
for the election -of 0.E. officers .for Miss Myers left for her himie in Tor.: for his text Mark 8th chap, 36, ST ver.
IDOZ' ' : onto thisweek after a deliglitful !vieit In place of the usual aiithein „Mr. Bed.
Mr. and ,Wfrs. U.. C.- Brown. Visited here; the guest of Mrs. W, T. Kieley. ford geaciously sang -his beautiful bari-
Pore Albert ,friends on day last week, IVIiss-Myet s is a granddaughter' of the. tone solo', " Abide. With Mee.,
There will be aineetine of the Fibrin- late Col. A. W. Ross. , .
ers Institute in the A,gricultival hall ,
We reeure bee grateful thanks to
on Ian. 21th. The afternoon 'session
will be addressed by 'speakers from
a distance who will also beprettent at
at the evening meeting. There will also
be a mucical program in the evening
as well.
lticKILLOP TOWNSHIP. '
Mr. Thomas Davidson Si., who has
been poorly for some time, is quite low
at present. . •
Mr..Tames Coate, who was suffering
from heart trouble,is somewhat, im-
proved..
Mr. George Roe has bought a half
acre of land from Mr. J: J. Irvine on
thelKelly farm and intends building a
house on it in 'the spring. .
----MissWillis of Port Albert has been
visiting her eensins, the Messes Dun-
dee.' •• ' .
New Wood has been introduced into
the McKillop council this year, two of
'last year's council, Messrs. O'Laughlin
and McGregor being.re-elected and an
other, Mr. Grieve, resigned.
Mr. Jelin Menarey GreY was on a
visit to friends in Mclitllop,•lest week
The beautiful spell of sleighing has
Nee broken by a snow storm which
has drifted the triads. .*
The belt line for Htiron couney is
being considered arid we just 'hope it
will be built as it would be an'Advantage
in many ways, but there is no necessity
for any .nanhicipality throwing its
franchise away
the I. 0. 0 k 7, lodge No. 62 toe their.
gilt edged invitation to theirannual
ball at. Oddfelloyvs'. hall Thursday
We 'return °or than ks • to Mr. Sim.
monde of Seaford for his attention' to
us when we met with the accideee.,
U. .S. Vice 'Consul W, Croupbell has
been•duly notified:of the appointment
ot Mr. John Shirley ,cif • Illinois to'.
tinceeeci Me R. Shilton at this:
postas II: 8, Consul, ,•
Mr. Gordon Coats, who has been a
'SO/pref. so :long, presented Ieveruess
Cann:eat its last meeting with a, nicely
framed picture of "The Gathering of
the tel ns" which was graterully
'hanks;
acknos iedged in shortspeeches by Sev-
eral of the membersand a couirnittee
WO a pointed to draw up a letter of
''.,hah s... and symnetbse! and fon0all:0 :
present it to Mr. ()mitre.. With the
gift Mr. Coutts sent a letter �f • thanks •
to tee S. S. for their attention t�
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el.r. Ed. Attrill slipped. on the steps
at the rink last Thursday evening and
injured his ankle badly.
• Mr. and Mry, traugh an will cele-
brate their goldenewedding in March.
Mr. R. S. Williams fell on Wednes-
day evening on the East -street pave-
ment, the spot where the writer of
this fell tbe preceding evening. He
was badly shakeream.
Miss Frances Boundly of the 8. A.
has eeturned from London,
. Mrs. Plisse -tore, president of the We are soiry say
to that Mr. Ed.
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Dr. James I.,. TOrribull is tO, be con,
gratulated ori -the acquisition of -the
X rays t o hist. surgery„ • .We had the
satisfaotion of -seeing in the presence (if•
Drs.- Turnbull and. Taylor that our
wrist through stilints and -bandages
Anoked perfectly natural, the setting Of
the hones being so successful an opera-
tion. • Under the tiecumstabees wd
-hope 0, give 013-1' readers' more new:.,. 08
left-handed copy is not furnished with
so xnuoil' speed As With:the
HI
ST. M -BM&
' Rev. ' Mr.. Dunn of Whitechurch
occupied the pulpit of St....Helens. Pres,
byterran church on Sabhath last in.,the
81)55005 of Mr.:Whaley who was Called
home to_ see his mother who' is very
Mr. Jas. Weatherhead is visiting old
friendiltrotind St, :Helens.. . ;
Mr., There Jayne eporte adapdy new
cutter also a new sett of teaus harness..
Tintes are looking Uri, T�mmy . • .
W,nt. Barbour, Steers at present
very towervith congestioneif the Ithige,
Mr, James Barbour was also on' the
sick list hut is get ting better.
Mr. John Donovan is engaged to
work fora year for Me. Thos. Joynt, •
The elechanies' lustitete of St. Hel-
ens held a .veree successful COncert on
Friday evening last. •
COLSOleeth TOWNSHIP.
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• • King's Daughters, gave a reception to Attrill is 1 (AO
ll r
id up with. a b .ank e
ANNUAI; MEETINGOF THE that order on Thursday evening at bee
. which hegot corning out. of the
IdoKILLOP MUTUAL. FIRE' residence. . . Goderich skating rink by slipping so
INSURANCE COMPANY%. • . Majors Gore and Bowhill �f the the ice. We. hope to sopn hear of . his
• • --._ • = British Regulars were notch pleased speedy recovery. .• . '
The annual meeting of the McKillop with Mr R. McLean's line specimens Miss Ethel Gilders is laid up with
Mutual Fire InsurAnce Company,' was of that noble anirnal.the ' horse offered' pneumonia in one. of her -lunge, also
held in Seaforth oit Friday last. The them for shipment to South Africa Mrs.Gilders with a felon on her thumb.
Mrs Jas
. one. During the year 699 new policies The following wedding. notice -has Visitine a .'
were issued, covering property to the been handed us for insertion in the Herne -ion tof the 8th eonbesition at
extent of $1,034-.780. The premium eolurens of THE Move -I -Woolen. The :1,„ssetit, eiso Me, David Fisher .of
90, The gross =Mint of premium Parr, engineer on the G. T. R., who
notes for the year amounted to $34,762 - note refers to the price of Mr, James :lora is visiting under the pr,trentel
notes now held by the Company am- . spent some weeks last Buttoner at her • Pl Isast A3,ti.ennr,hnstone of
Pert Alhere
ount to $108,932.20. There are now in - entle'e' residence. From the Review
force 2,169 policies amounting to $8, Appeal, Franklin Tenn. ; rs Tee is yisititig friends in this locality at
174,130. Messrs, George Dale, James nuptials of Miss Hates Farr and 3oho peeeent. • ,
Oehnolly and John Wattevere re-elect. Savage Denton last Tuesday. evening _ A terribly sad aecident happened on
ed directore 'ended a slehsequent meet- were elaborate And ' impressive, The the 6th eivoneeekrdwi hWetedmirsdiguaoftsetrenvienansi
iirg of the direceors Mr. Themes Hays cereinony was perfortreed by Rev. J--8, of last.
was re-elected eecretaey-treassurer, Mr. Foster and took place at the First wieh his wife and their two little
S. B.McLean, president, and Mr. Thom- Presbyterian church, which' wee
Frazer, vice-president, crowded with invited friends. The
. ' decorations of patois, ferns and evele
greens about the chancel, organ %and
THE pv0PLE- WANT A11IDietle pillars were exceedingly pretty, the
---- • white triMmings against the dark
The people of Colborne and Godetich background eArrying out the green
townships are vole' tnuch in etirneet in and white effects used at both the
their teepee:se to the county couneil to eherch and residence, As the auclienee
build ' another bridge across the melte Assembled Merry WIlliams presided at
. land rivet. the negro; The bridal petty entered
The proposed bridge would l•ce a greet t he lett eerie, leaving hy the eight, and
conveniencelo thepeople of both town- 'ts they Ithneered Mendelssehn 8- wed*
ships and of adjoining municipalittes as riing march wee petered, the mift str MAR
of e Became I Love You" stealing
well.
'public meeting Was held at Berardi,: forth from the omen loft during the
lee on Wednesday elf last week to dire eereniony. and Tannhausetes nuteph
cuss the question, The chair eves oc- closing the selection after it. Among
eupied by Mr. Itichrted Jewell, a mem. the 'where Wet* Hon. Morgan O. Fitz.
her of the Colborne council, About patrick and A, 11, Parr. The bride's
twenty of those present spoke, all in toilette was notably rich, being of
'two'. of the county cannel' taking ac. duchess* main trimmed with real lace,
Hon and the Chairmen putting the the orange blossoms being fresh front
question to it vote there was not Oidifornia. her veil of tulle and flowees
a diesentiug voice. a shower briquet of white cernations.
Cotennittees were appointed from Cols The bridesmaid, Miss Corinne Fehr,
borne and Goderich townships, Clinton sister of the bride, was dressed in a
and Goderich to wait (men the county
council and urge the bpilditig et it
hrTidhgeec.ounty counaillors, who are Sup.
posed to obey the mandate of the pee.
ple, cannot rotas° the request of four
manielpalitiett,
directors, . 'report . was a satisfactory is month.. Harpilliton of ilanitert is
the ortie of. rs. os.'
Itishere Douglas lefelard Thu'e.
day for Mitnit.Ohit with carload of
horses,
a
Me. esslohnstort has bought fine
lbOt do4wch is rising three years !old it
n)
e cost him a hancleonie if(Snre,
Mrs. Willittin Yule of Fullerton has
been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs.
Edighottar,
children went to visit at. Mr. Thos.
Tabb's, Mrs. Tabb being upstairs the
two children followed her, And little
Ernest,aged nine years, grid -bed a, rifle
wheel was standing in the hall. eles.
Tele) told linn he had better not tomer
fikit the tittle h.now replied thee, it
wasbot loaded as it was shirt off the
day before. The little fellow picked up
-the rifle when it off, killing Me, Tebb14
little boy Lorne, Aged four years.' the
ball enteritis the Innate and penetrat
ing through the beck of the 'head, blew
his brains and skull imeagaipst the.
' wall. The funeral took *piece on Fei
(ley afternoon to Zion thurciethence 10
Colboi no cemetery WhP111 the referring
were laid in their last, resting place.
The bereavedperente have the sym
prieby ot the whole toininunity in, this
their Bed affliction.
stops the Cough and
Works off the Cad.
toilette of white !eerie Mousseline, 1Lakative Bremo Quinine TAblete
' carrying pirek ertreations. The matron , eneeee etee in elle del„ 0,1„e No
of honor, Mrs. leby Bennetof Memphie. rp
Wore a costume of white crepe de chine ay. *ice cents,
and tarried pink carnations,A.fter -
the wedding ceremony the bridel parte
repaired to tbe residence of the bride's
parents where an elegant receptioti
nets held, The pArlot, and hell were
decorated the sante as the church.
Attiong the attendants' were Governor
MeMillan of Tennessee and Mrs, (De.)
Thomas !terming' of Detroit. The
testimonials were notable both in
I:mint of Mini her and richness, coming
from herby pointe, The party left on
a special car for Nashville, whew*
they went to Oherleetori and Ploridit
en tt honeymoon trip And teterned to
their home in Franklin on the 15th Of
January."
Cook's Cotton Root Compouna
Is stioceistullY need monthly by over
10,000Ledies. Sete, effectual. Ladies esk
your &Colin for Wok's Cotton Soot Cow
paled. Take no Wier, Se Mi Mixture, pine and
mastless are daligertate. einem No, 1, 51 per
bOXiNe. 9, 10 degreSt Stronger, per boa. we.
1 or 3, nailed On receipt Of price mid tireseseet
stamps. The Cook Corriptitty Windier, DAL
NAS. 1 mid 2 bold and reeeraliall1404 by 011
toSpettlIble Dogmata an 011111kdk
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o $1 up. The best hit for a •
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9 who are thinking of purchase :
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; tug us a card. Other cameras :
O besides the Eastman can be o
0_ supplied. Films, developing
; powders and other light sup-
• pies can be sent by mail.
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410 at 35e gives the porreet expos-
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H. B. COMBE
's•'esseS•ee'eweieeeit--eeeeaeeaeees
WILL OPPOSE W0BI3LING.
Among the numerous temperance
petitions presented to the Legislature/
werethose from Nile, Hohnesville and
Belgrave, this riding. Rev. Mr. Rob.
inson of Nile wrote; "Our board will
support a government straight on
prohibition, but not if it wobbles."
.. Sterling..
" A man is known by the
company he 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
" Currants
Figs
Dates
‘" 'Peels
Nuts
We have on hand 50 pails
OF Cone Syrup which, "we
bought before the raise and
are now selling beiovv cost,
In all other lines we ex-
cel and
Fear nae Foe."
T O'Neil,
HUB GROCERY. '
The bankrupt stock of 0. B. Keonig is yet well
assorted. We have been adding new goods as we 'sold
out the Bankrupt Stock and at present the stock is
well supplied with staple goods that people require
everY day and. suitable for the fall trade.
We do not intend to replenish the stock but ,shall•
positively close up as soon as the present stock is dis-
posed of. Those that come early will get the best
bargains, as we mean business, The whole stock will
be sold very cheap but we always have special bargains
in the different lines. We will mention a few ; Dress
Goods, Prints, Ginghams, Flannels, Fldelettes, Cot-
tons, Shirtings, Denims, Cottonaeles, Tweeds, Worsted
Snitings, Underwear, Small Wear and Fancy Goods.
We have just opened up a largestook of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S JACKETSI,
all new goods, which we shall offer"at
HALF PRICE
as:we want to clear them out quickly. There never
has been -anything like tlieni for -value ever Offered
n Clinton. -Come and see them.
cLoarkINC.
Men's, Boys and Childrens' Suits at great bargains
" Overcoats, large stock, less
than cast
Men's odd Coats, some 50 or 60 in Stock that you can
have at about your own price
OsId Vests, odd Pants, Overalls, Smocks, etc
We have a great lot of Men's' Cardigan Jackets that
we will sell you ,for a trifle
BOOTS AND SHOES
Men's, Women's and Children's Boots and Shoes at
bargains
Overshoes, Rubbers, Felt Goods, Socks and Rubbers,
Rubber Long ;Boots, at wholesale
Many more lines that we have riot space to mention
COMO and see
PLUMSTEEL & GIBBINGS
CLEARING SALE
In order to clear but several lines
of dry goods, clothing, etc., we
will for the next thirty days,before
stock taking, sell them at starting
prices. It will pay to buy here.
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Combo, R. P Reinder N.110Thit kid Watti&
c.04,..esutimautnitilt1stor aold In elieten E
HARNVVELL, CHEAP CASH STORE, VARNA
Great stool-Toting—so
Next week we commence stock -taking and we want our stock down te
the loWeet point before that time. We will make the following Very great
reductions in prices this week to clear out Winter Goods
- Metr.s fine Week and blue black Beaver Overcoats, lined with
greed Italien cloth, velvet collar,fly front, regular prices 96,50,
g7.50-a1d $9. for $4.95, $5.95 and 96.85.
Boys' Frieze Dieters, high storm Collar. worth 93,75, for $2.75.
Men's Frieze 'Meters, high storm collar. worth $0, for $3.95.
Men's Heavy Frieze Ulsters, tweed lining, interlined with rub-
ber, high storm collar as warm as any fur coat, good value
at $10, ettle price $6,051
Men's Tweed Suits, lined with the best farmer's satin. well
' made and trimmed, worth $6, sale price $4.45.
Boys' Suits, in all sizes at wholesale during this great sale.
Men's Wallaby Fite Coats, regular price 918, for $12.50. -
Men's Cub Bear Coats; will give great wear, regulat price $18,
for $13,50,
Men's Coon Coate, beet qualitv,welh furred,worth$45.for $37.50.
Men's Heavy Duck Jackets, lined with tweed an4 interlined
with rubber, regular price $5, for $3.95.
Men's Duck Jackets, lined with rubber, $1.95,
Men's Heavy Lumbermen's Rubbertecorrugated edges,high cut,
will wear -like iron, sale price $1,50.
Men's Heavy Sox to wear with rubbers, at 45c, 50c and 75c.
GROCERIES
22 lbs. best Granulated Sugar for $1
4 lbs. Currants (new fruit) for 250
4 lbs. New Raisins for 25e
Choice New Figs, very special 4c
Quaker brand Porn, Peas and Tornatos, Scans for 25c
The celebrated Kir Japan Tea, worth 30c, for 25c
MoKINNON & CO. BLYTH
# White Pine. Corn- .
pound With Tar
Is the best for receht and chronic Coughs
and Colds, Loss of Voice,
• Hoarseness, etc. and A
other inflanaed conditions of the lungs and air passages. -7
R R * P R elite PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE.
E. e successor to Sydney Jackson #
ossels.:•./si.....sysaAsyswar;ftwisowisit
Annual Stock Taking
and Clearing Sale
at Wm. Taylor & Son's
WeTake Stock on the first ,'f February, and are now making exten-
sive preparations for a great clearing sale of all kinds of up.to.date
footwear, Everybodyecnows when we Advertise a bargAin, we mean
just what we say. This sale will be no excention but will eclipse any
thing ever attempted in Clintonj , ' • . '
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We have had an exceptionally good year's business, the best in our
history and are willing for the balance of this month to treat all our
customers and friends to a genuine bargain carnival. See our win-
dows and THE Nnws-REcoan for prices. Sale now in full swing.
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• A dollar saved is as good as a dollar earned, • We can save it for you.,
• 'THE plan. RELIABLE
TAYLOR & SON.
Cash and One Prie•
Butter and Egg's takenas Cagle
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; The selling is great because .the Bargains are real, As
; fast as piles sell down we're "culling out" more extras to
i fill up the special Price tables. ' . ,
If ever you had -Bargains in press Goods, Furs,
Underwear Hosiery, Bla kets ,Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
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I now is your time.
tA snap in Men's Pea Jackets and Ready Made 1 \,
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sUctioAns.11 Boys' Suits. and Overcoats' at Sweeping
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1 A few Fur Coals at clearing prices.
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New Year's
Fu rnitu re
Selecting Holiday Presents
is a difficult task. Nothing
will prove more satisfactory or
seeviceable and at the same
tirne bring more comfort to
the home than a Ake piece of
furniture. Our selection for
the Holiday Trade this season stirpasses anything
yet offered.
P4iRLO0 0A0INETS
MUSIC 0AttlNirTS
MttSICI
SKORETAIIIES
Book CAsns .
OrinrXoNuents
DAXANINe Tantms
Hatt, nAcxs
LliiitAttY TAISTAt8
VAttelt TAtit,*$
we have
jABDINBBI: STARbg
SOLIS
PICTURES
PAPER. .Radltel
Coucitxca
It will do you good to see the beautiful line of Fancy
Hookers, Morris Chairs .and Odd Parlor Pieces we are offering.
We will consider it a pleasure to show you through our
warerooms even if you -do not want to purchase.
411%. .Chidley, witkaiter,
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Night and Smuts), calls 6,116welted att residence of our
Vunsrel Director, J. W, Ohldies, King street, opposite foundry,