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MARRIAGES.
666,6*.1611
74013ERTON.-1VicRA1e-At the resi-
deuce of the bride's parents in
Clinton, on April iid, by. Rev.
Alex. Stewart, Nettie, daughter of
Mr. Arthur McRae, to Mr. George !:
Roberton,
S1VII1II-1ING-At the bride's resi-
dence in Clinton, by Rev. Alex, ;
Stewart, on March 27th, Mr. W.
0. Smith to Mrs. Xing,
For Over Sixty Years
Mits.Wrasiove's Soorniata pram. has been
1.1sed by millions of nothers . tor their children
while teething. it disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick child suffering
and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth send at
once and get a bottle of "Mrs. Winslow's sooth.
ing Syrup' for Children Teething. It will re-
lieve the poor itto sufferer immediately. De'
pend upon itonothers, there is no mistake about
it. It cures plarrigea_i_ regulates the Stomach
and bowels, mires Wind, Collo, softens the
tnns, redu ce3 Inflammation, and gives tone and
enorgv to the whole system. "Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children -teething is plea-
sant to um taste and is the prescrIption of ono
of Gil... oldest and best female physioians nod
nurses in the United States. Price twenty -Ave
aen:s an bottle. Sold by andruggiste thran_gh•
out the world," Bemire and ask for "Pars.
INSLOW tionTIUNG Svittm
Servant Wanted.
Good general servant wanted.
MRS. F. R,, HODGENS, •-•
• St, Joseph street, Playa.
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Clinton -Market. °port.
Wheat . '73' to G '73
Goose. W heat Barley 9 75 to 0 75
0 50 to 0 52
• . •... . 040 to 0 42'
°.1titss ,,,,,,, 0 75 t 0 75
Rye .: ...... 0 40..to C 45
Potatoes per bushel........ 0 BO to 0 30
Butter rolls and crock 0 15 to 0 10
Butter in tub , . , 0 15. to 0 10
Eggs per doz:. ; . .... . , 0 20 . to 020
Hay .• ,...... • ; ... '8 00 to 900
Wool. , ..... • ... 0 15 io 010
Live Hoge per ewt • 5 00 to 5 00
DreseedPork per cwt8 00 to 7 '75
Chickens per pair: .... 0 20 to 0 40
Pucka per pair . 0 40 to 0 00
Geese per pound - . .. 0 05 to 0 00
Turkeys per pound 0 07 to 0 08
FRED. T. JACKSON MOP per. oWt...... . ,... 1 90 to 2 15
• . Bran per ton • ' 18 00 to 18 00
' Sole Agent iu Clinton Shot-ts per fon , ... .: , 20 00 to 20 00
Dried -Apples per lb 0 05 to 0 05
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PROPERTY .FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale Ms shot),
dwelling and lot situated cn llerou street,
Will be seta on easy terms.
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Clinton, March 281.11.
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And we ar e fully propa red for it will] a large stnek of : Tapestr.y, Winil,
Uniott and Hemp Cat pets,.Fitior 011 Cloth and Linoleuins, Japrineseigp.u-
hies, Lace Curtains, At Muslins, Me. ' • . . , • . •
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1 We buy our Carpets direct.1 from the inannfactui ere and save the
middlemen's piont which enables mi to quote very.16w prices.. , • •
• Japanese Matting, yard wide; in new „petteriis, will wear.:
well, al 15c, 18..-and.25e. • . : . • : :
Tapestry Carpets, in the lateitidesigns andeolOrs for Spring
at 50c, 75e and $1.
Wool Carpets, yard wide, reversible', all new patterns and
,e.caurg-,41re.08c; gf.ity.attri.%;11-‘--.... . .
-71-ipecia I line of Union Cat pet, yard-wilier:reversible, •new'• .
mit etais Anti colors, at 25c. • • - • : ' -
Union Carpels, yard wide, 'eversible, at 35e, 40,e end 50e.
Floor Oil Cloth, 1, 14 end:2•!yarels.wide;• at 25c 'per square
. yard
Heavy Linoleum, a great .wearer, two yards wide, in neW .
pat terns, %got th 00c, for 50e per square yard: . :.
-Lace Cuetains; in nen, patterns, from 18c to $3. ..
NVe ask special'attention toour $1 Ourrains, 3yarcli long, .; .
54 inches wide, a regular $1.25 curtain: • '• :
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Do no not think 0 buying.em tains or Carpets•till you haveseep Om
stock.
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DELORAVE
Mr. James Wightmart has Completed
the excavating for his new house and
will have the stonemasons on. as soon
as the weather permits.
At the recent election for elder in
Xitox church Mr. William Haex, Se,,
received the highest number Of votes.
Mrs. R. 11. Loultes of Clinton is
spending the holidays with friends
here.
Mr. George Vancatrip has returned
cfroounnitya. visit among friends in Durham
Mr. and Mrs. R. Corley have return-
ed from their Easter trip.
Mr. William Carridin of Galt, an
expert machinist, is fixing up a num.,
ber of engines here this week.
Kr. John Seanclrett is pushing on
with the preparations for his new
barn.
Mr. D. Robertson has bought . the
cheese factory and all belonging for
$320 and has secured a bargain.
MARRIA.GES.
STEWART-MAINPRIZE-On March
27th, at the residence of the
bride's parents, by Rev. John
Ross, Mr. W. H. Stewart to Miss
Ada E.,• eldest daughter cif Mr,
Robert 11/lainprize, all of Brussels,
T.A.YLOR.--CUSIC-At the residence of
the .bricle's parents, Grey, on
• . March 26th, by Rev. D, B, McRae,
Mr. James W. Taylor of Nassaga-
- waya, Co. Halton, to 1Vliss Sophia
R., eldest daughter of Mr. James
Cush; of Grey.' •
SUTHERLAND -SHOWERS -At the
• residence of the bride's parents,oa
• March:2-1st, by Rev. J, j, Patter-
son, Mr. William 'Sutherland of
London to Miss Mary A. Showers,
. daughter of • Dir. D. Showers of '
Wingham,
LITTLR-COPP-At the reSidence of
the' bride's father, Seaforth, on
March 26th, by Rev. Mr, Walwin,
. Mr. Samuel Little of McGregor,
atran, , to Miss 1VIery F.„. fourth
daughter of Mr. !William 'Copp, •
BELL-GARNISS-At the residence of
• .. the bride's father, on March '25th,
. by Rev. N.S.Burwash, Mr.John
Bell to Miss Jennie, eldeSt da.ugh.
• ter of Mr,' William Garniss, all, of
Morris..
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,BIRTHS. .
MeBRIEN-7•In Clinton,. on March .29
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the wife of Mr. Albert McBrien of
a daughter. ,
SMITII-In Wingliam, on March 24th,.
the wife of Mr, led'ward Smith of
soh. • . • •,
DIT,NBAR.-On Thursday, March ' 20t114
to Mr. coal Mrs. .A, *Dunbar of
.• . Mitchell a daughter. • • •
EDWARDS,-In Mitchell, On the 24th
' • Of March,. Mrs. Walter. Edwards of
• a daughter,. • •
XRUSPE-In- Fullerton, on the .23rd
• of 1Vlarch, Mrs, Peter Xrusp-e Of a
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GODERIOH TOWNSHIP.
Mr. chureli, a student of Stratford A large windier of residents of this
Business College, spent the Easter to,,yu.ship wore in Clinton on Priday
holidays with his chumi Mr, Jo" last attending the funerals of Mr.
Rill. Will. Beacom and Mrs. Harry Centel -
Mr. R. G. Reid is spending his Eas- on, ,
Rteorahdo,lidsatyasidaeyt,hiws was
soinion itnhiSstasenelteyio.11 Guelph, where he was taking a course
Mr. John C. Reid of the Front Mr. John lgiddletou, Jr. has re-
turned from the Agricultural' College,
la3sItr,wecekhribuyingChris.
i,o ws rrcyk .
spent Sunday young man who will keep up to the
of instruction. He is a progressive
with his brother, Dr. Lowery of Sea- latest methods in farming.
forth. Mr. John Thompsen cOmpleted his
Quite a few from the vicinity of our roll as assessor on Wednesday of last
burg were in Clinton on Good Friday week, finishing up, a ,few days earlier
attending the two funerals which took than last y.ear. Mr. Thompson al -
.FARMTO RENT.. •..
The Turner farm in Tuekersmilli. consisting
of 20(Etteres. is effored for rental. Will rent in '
separate lots or together. , •
G. 4,...:TnaNEtt
premed& March 25th. ' •• ;..
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1-101:1E.e'for Sale •
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..Lot.104, Victoria *Area, Clinton,.with &One.
'cottage containing Seven rooms. • Hard and •
softwater, small stable,* acre of laud, •bearing • •
fruit trees. Apply to ._
amour ..4.my BALE. , • .
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.01111<M. March 19th. • ,
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:HOUSE FOR SALE .
son. • .
CimTIN-In Logan, orCthe 26th 'of
• ' Match, Mrs. John Curtin of a son.
merloms--In :Logan, on the 19411 of
. Mardi; Mrs. L, J, McInnes of a
sOn. •
HER.BORT-In Logan, on the 261h of
March, Mrs. George Herbort of a
• son.
JOHNSTON-In Hensall, on March
coth„ to Mr; and Mrs...James
- Johnston, a daughter.. .
PRE;SZCATORIn Stephen, on March
23rd 'to Mr. and Mrs'. John Preaz..
• The undersigned offers. for sale thetwo story '
brick residence en William street wither with- .
out the adjoining lots. .
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• . Clinton, :March lith. ' .' . ' , •
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR §ALE
The undersigned offers for ode his cottage,
.. and two lets situated on Fulton street. The-
•cottatto is frame, 211x30, with live rooms,' RUM -
mer kitchen, largo woodshed, etc:, hard and •
Softwatee. Lame•qUantify of all kindsof small
fruits. Will be sOuri on easv terms..
• pPlOttGB STEWAIIT. ,
cliaton,Mareli 11th. .• , • .• •
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McKINNON & CO. ,to BLYTH g- SALVATION ARMY.- . .., . .. ,
• BARRACKS FOR SALE. Mr. arid Mrs. St.George ?rice,
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a soli. .
t` A A. A..‘A ARAAANNWOWAAW:AAANOWAAIrais kosise.A0,,,A,AAAA~LA ANS ---- . ,• . , •
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The handing krIANVII OA the Salvatioa ai• •my ' • --f--
Tierra eke is offered for sale, The lot and band- 1
ing will bo sold to one party or separately AS '
• .Catol;;„ a• son,
ANDREW -,In LuektiovV, on March 25,
• the, wife Ot Mr. George 'Andrew of
a son - .•
IVIURRAY.-In•MeXillop„ on March 2r,
• the wife of Mr. *John Murray of a
Son. • • • • . ••••
Ce.ROURXR-in • McKillop, on March
• 24th, the • ef Mr„ John 0 -
Rourke of a daughter. •
POLLARD -In Hullett, on March 18,
the wife of Mr. Saintiel Pollard. of
a 'daughter.
MUSTARD -41n 'Stanley, on March .18,
•• the- wife •of Mr. Alex Muetard of a
'1
. aughter. . • • • .
SIMPSON-I& lirucefield„ :on Mirth
..19th, thewife: of Mr. George Simp-
.• . son on a aug er.
CARR -In. Ooderich, on the 24th of
March, the wife of -Frank Carr of
Gotlerich, on • March '2oth,
place that afternoon. wayrS does his work in a, most pains-
taking and conscientious manner so
gives good satisfaction throughout
the township. From the roll we learn
that the total acreage of the township
is 52,309, of which 40,405 is cleared,
3627 wooded, 6237 waste a brolcen,
son and Messrs. Jos. Watkins and 1319 in orchard. There are 3108 acres
of their cousin, Mr. John Currie,
James Rapson attended the wedding
cattle, 1840 sheep, 3077 hogs, 1665
who in fall wheat. There are 6435 head of
was married on Wednesday c't last horses, The assessed value of the
week to Miss Nellie Jervis.
township is P,482,52o,
Mr, James Lindsay of the retli
Mr, I, Brownlee has had an attack
of grippe.
Mr. Stewart Hill has been quite ill
for a week but is now improving.
Misses X. A. Watkins and, IL Rap -
Several from this township will at -
spent the past week with his son
tend the Conservative convention to
Thomas,
ed the Public examination in S. S.
be held in Henson on Thursday.
take place on,Wednesday of this week. Mr. J. H. Lowery and wife attend -
Still another Vote on the schoorwill .
The L. 0. L. meets next Monday
No. 5, Hullett, on Thursday last..
night and St. Peter's chinch vestry
the following. evening. Miss Winnie• Thompson of Auburn
Mr. Willia.m Williams, who his been: :Public school is spending the vacetion
In TorOnto for some time, returned at the home of •her parents on the
•home last week •but we understand he ; i6th colt, •
tntends to leave again shortly to take •
the management of a cheese factory. . -
.ca.XIlle'd Cat
e Nwe sabi tate e ofBrtcte, ther6 th con,therEAST WA4VANOSH TOWNSHIP,
•day and bought one of their Shert- • •
horn bulls. Mr. Lamphrey of the
Huron • Road, near 0oderich, also
bought. a Shorthorn from the Wallace
Bros. a short time ago. . •
Wood bees are now the order of the
day, Mr. James Miller had .one an
Monday, Mr. Hugh' 'Archer one on
Tuesday .and Mr, George Tyner ,pne on •
Thursday. •
Mr. Harry Jackson and: his Sister of
Londesboro 'visited . George.
Tyner's%on 'Sunday.
Mr. B. -Butt has started his •sawmill
for the. season and. has engaged Mr,. ,
William Jenkins. of Blyth.
Mr. I, Brownlee has engaged with -
Mr. A. Shepherd for ", the summer
months.
Mr, J. W. Hill was in Seafortli Sat-•
urday. on busiueSS. and brought' home
with: him a,fine big horse, • •
• .1V1r.; R. Reid visited friends in Se:1.-
10rib on Saturday. • . • •
• We. are glad to report that MesSrs,
.Gebrge Hill, Sr., and •George Hill,Jr., •
• are both improving quite rapidly. We •
hone 'they: • May tontiaue •so. .1VIr. G.
Hayes': improvement is not so.. rapid..
as we 'wield wish to see 1
Mrs. R. Miller has been. 111 town kr ;
the past week. waiting 011 her sick -
sis-
ters. . ' .• •
church on the' evening of Good 'Friday
There was service • in St.. Peter's
. ,
when Rev. A. H. Wright preathed. I
The folloWing is the report oi the
standing- of the pupils of U, S. S. NO.
4 for the 'incinths of January and Feb-
ruary, based ori the regular bi-month- '
ly exatnination. The 'lathes are in on;
der Of merit :
4th class -Russel Neil, Harry Hayes,
Alva . „Beacom, ' Charlotte Colburn, •
Caryl Draper, Ethel Lovett, 1VIelvin
' Hill, 'Ethel Smith. • •
3rd elass; • sr.-B?rt Lobb, Ernest -I
Challenger, Atf. McBrien. • •
3rd class, jr.-Chester Beacorn,Edna
Beciaoni AnnieChallenger; Bella Ball, ;
' Clifford obb • Carrie ,Britt, John:
Hayes,: Ida ./ Criliburn; Eddie 'Farquhar.
"2nd class, sr. -Grant Archer, Maud
Johnson, Helen Beacom, Annie Miller,
Lizzie Johnson, • . .
•• 2nd: Class, Ir. -Ogle lVfiller, .Myrtle
13eaconi; Howard Farquhar, Asa
Mali-, George Johnson, Stanley Clial-
'16111)t.72M1 class, -Howard-Howard Hill, Al-.
'but McLaughlin,. Earl Mason.
Pt. 2m1 class,jr.-4Eldred. McBrien,
Mary . Smith, Ferri . Beacom, James '
tovett.-R. G. Reid, teacher.
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MY HEART'S DARLING
BY W. HEMBURG
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Author of' "A Penniless Orphan." "Gertrude's Marriage,"
Vier Only Menne' etc etc.
The heroine of thiS story is one of .the most interesting
of W. Hehnburg's charming girls. Her perfect naturalness
and gayety are so winning that no one can read her history
without loving her, The author has the gift of making his
stories interesting, and filling them with pleasant incidents
and characters, so that when the reader has finished one he
wants to take up another.
desired. For further mirticutars apply to ,
• FRED. 1,IVEK5.10,Ple, Mike&
Feb. Gni.
.11111 • • A -
Partici. for Sale.
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' The undersigned offers forselelot. 10: on 0,
UMW; consisting of I00 acres, all but 8 arms
cleared, 10 acres full wheat, 41) acres pasture
land, wel, watered and foneed, geed clay land.
1 acre geed orehar •,. frame barn 50x68- with
stone tem:dentin: ti utiles from-school,a/ iniles
fronaondesbera,si freer Kinburn and 5 from
Clinton, Immediate possession can he given,
Will be sold on 'reasonable tonna. Apply on
premises. • . •
• T.110'51411 QUIGLEY..
5th . • Clinton P. (Y.
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Notice.
Ilmneronscotnilatr'hs luiVing been
tnade hy• citizens of boys running over
their lawns, tapping Windows and in
other waits' becoming a nuisance I
'hereby worn sueh trespassers that
.future compieinte of this rettore will be
dealt with by law and tines imposed, ,
. T. JAGKSON;. Mayor.
Mitech 9th, .•
WELL DRILLING
OUTFIT FOR SALE
offer my Well
Drilling Outfit for
sale. It is in good
order and will be sold.
La a fair figure. Apply
to
H. Beavansf
Rattenbury Ifouse,,
Clinton, Mareh 25th,
It000/e0 Cattoiltopt 00111//01111a
is aueeessfully toed monthly by over
10,000Ladia5. safe,eiteetual. Ladies alik
. your druggist for Cooleir Cottog Root Coto,
porta Take to ottier, as all mixtures, pills and,
Imitationa arodangerinfs. Prieb, No, 1, 31 per
boxtNo. 0,10 degreeti atronger,a3 per box, No.
1 or 3, mailed en receipt of price end two taent
Stamp& The Cook Company VirindOor, oat.
tw'Hos. 1 rand 2 Bold and rectenunended by au
responsible Druggists In Oansda.
This charming story will begin in TnE N11%VS-RECOS15 Xos. .r and 2 are sold in Clinton by
next week, April 3rd, It. 13. Cornbe S.. P. Reekle, Hoy-
ey and Watt':& Co„.„ --,druggists,
DEATHS.
McDOOL-,In Bayfield, on March 26t11,
1 kl anie8. MCDool, . aged ' 64 years.
CLARK -In •Auburn, 011 March 270,
1 • Mrs: john Clark, aged 76 years.
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i MANSON-In Eginondville, on March
1 22nd, David .411alison, • aged. 76
; years. . . .
CI4ARIC-le Hamilton,on. March )9th,
f . Hannah Clark, daughter of IVir.
. Daniel. .Clark, formerly of Sea -
forth, aged 28 years and 5 months.
PARDY-.In .1Vlissoini, on'. Mareli• 25th,
1 . Mary„ relict . of the late Samuel
' Pardy,-, and mother of •Mrs, • Z.
... : Farrow, Brussels', :aged 39 years.
STEVENSON-In Grey, 'on. March 23,
• William Stevenson, aged 99 years.
COWAN---In Wroxeter: on March 22nd,
Agnes, Sheriff; .wife of Mr,- jos.
. Cowan, village clerk, aged • about
• 75 years.. • ' - . • '
. COLQ/J1-101.1N-In Ilibbert, • on the
' 261± - of March., Alexander, second
son• of Mr, Thos. Colquhourt,.. aged
30 years, S months and 26 days. •
,YEO-In Exeter, on March 25th, Win.
D. Yeo, aged 29. years, 8 months
and 24 days. ..
Miis Lott PrnetOr, who is attending
the Forest City Thisiness College in
London, is spending a few holidays
•at the home of her Mother here.
.:Mr.„ Bayley, of Erinhas been engag-
ed to take the place of Mi. Sha.w,late
priumpal of our 'school, :who intends
making his home in Clinton. '
• On Saturday morning the second at-
. tempt to fire the shoe 'shop of Mr.
John Sherritt• was. -successful, • 'the'
building going.: up in smoke.. There
was an insurance on the shop but
hone on either tools of. Stock sothat
it: is a serious matter for • Mr. Sher-
; ritt.
The, benefit . toncert on Weduesilay.
last under the. auspices of the Thimble
• Club was welt patronized, the • hall be-
ing crowded to its utmost capacity.
As it was purely local talent the per-
-formers., did their parts well. We
•Inight say the entertainnient wag con-
• ducted' by the ladies which'was a nov-
eltyin 1*lf. Miss Floody acted as.
chairman very acceptably and some of
the Other ladies as ushers, ticket col-
lectors, etc. The proceeds amounted
. to over • $43 and after paying:- the
•tanall expanse the balance was .handed,
over to the poor' widow for the 'ben&
. fit of herself and .family. It was very
thankfully received.. .
On Tuesday a meeting was held in
.Rulustry hall in the interests of the
'Fruit • Gro'wers' Association. It was
very well •atteinled. Several speakers
Were present andaddressed the meet -
Our assessor, -Mr. John McGill, is
malting his simnel rounds these days.
Millinery openings ate being held
in the different establishments On
Wednesday and Thursday eveitings of
this week.
Miss Louisa Proctor' of London is
'spending her Easter holiday S ,under
the parental roof,
Mr. Pollock of Durham has rented
the black:Arab shop {min Mr. R.
• Douglas, who carried on the Smithy'
for a, great uointer of years. Me.
Polloelt hopes to receive a. fair shoe
r of the, farmers' patronage.
CLINTON
MARBLE
AND
GRANITE WORKS
The best class of work
proeuvable has been
in an tifactut ed here kr
• many years past,
WE .worr oan on you a week afte
your bereavement,
WE wow take the work to eni
WE WILL the price. .
make the price to sui
gtii)veew4Inkih
WE WILL e choice of the
• •Dr. Milne has a large prig o 'men,
t and teams excavat•ing for the kande.-
. ton of his hew drug store.
t. The fanners in this section have
made a start at thia season's plough-
ing but the Weather prophets think
this. weather is too' fine to last long.
• 1 6
win serVi e 6
oral eveniegs during this week in the
Thrash church. On Good Fricley
service • was heldin the English
elowelt at 11 a, in.
Mr. Bert Moore of Berlin is visiting
under the 'parental • roof for a few
days.
We are sorry to hear that Rev. 3,
production of the world
in design and material.
We are the ONLY tune-
ticallmen in Clinton in
our line. Po not, be
t al k into placing your
order wit hoot OA
ing on us.
10 ncaitn
B. HOOVER, PROP . ay orin ip g
as fast as his many friends would
Next to Commercial Rotel. wiMstits's Maggie Stewart Wt here Mt
Manitoba oti lVfoiiday,
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The council met. On Thursday, 2oth
of • 1Vlarch, pursuant to adjournment ;
members all present. Minutes of last
meeting were read and adopted,
HUI.TrETT TOWNSHIP.
Mrs. Henry Freeman visited her
daughter, Mrs. George Riley of Con-
stance, recently,
Mr. John Hart now wears a broad
smile. It is a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cooper called
on the latter's father, Mr. Thomas
Carter of Clintou, one day lest week.
Mr. Henry Colo had a wood bee on
Tuesday week.
Some of the 2nd concession young
sports visit the Huron Road occas-
ionally.
Messrs. Henry and Joe Freeman vis-
ited at Ted Cra.wford's on Thiirsday.
Mr. Edward Sibbons had a sueceas,
ful wood bee ou Friday when a num-
ber of men arrived and cut about 30
cords. In the evening a large number
of young folks arrived and tripped the
light fantastic until the wee Ma,'
hours when all departed for their
homes. Mr. and Mrs. Sibbons know
how to entertain a crowd.
Miss Annie Cooper has returned
from AleXillop where she has been
for a few months.
Mr. William Morrison has been ot.
the sick list. We hope he will soon
be around again.
Mrs. Haman of Chatham spent a
few day's visiting_ her mother, Mrs.
Hart, at Garden Fart.
The Wednesday evening services in
our church at Alma are very attrac-
tive and several young men from here
attend quite regular, We advise their
parents or guardians to go with them,
for we hear some got lost one even-
ing lately and were quite late hi get-
ting home '
Mr. T. H. Broivalee, teacher from
Tenders for the township printing
for the current year were received •
from the Standard office, Blyth, and
the Advance office, Winghem, The
tender of the Standard office being the
lowest was, accepted. ' • .
The following pathmasters, pOtutd-
keeper*. and fence 'viewers were then
appointed for this year, .vii : Path -
masters -George 14, Sturdy; William •
Xing, 'Sr., Robert Somers, James R.
Tierney, William Rahoe, .William J.
Xing, Jr Henry' Thiell, 'Rolm .J,
Raithby, "Thos. Straeghan • William
Toll, R. C. Me0owa.n, Fred. Toll, F.
D. Stalker, James T. Wilson, Thos.
H. Kernick; Samson Carter, William
Mach, John J, Redmond, John 'H.
McClinton, John J. • Scott, Thos, W.
Noble, John. Armour, Thos. M.Walsh,
William Nethery, .Sanuiel Walsh, Al-
bert E. Fothergill,. John W. Sowler,
Joseph A. Xillough, Thos: Black, Sr.„
Frederick, Cook, P. W. Scott, . John
Caiimbell, William Bennett, Robert •
Harrison, John Cole, David Sproat,
James •McCallum, Adam :,Robertson,
Jamei Cunningham, Michael Robert-
son, Robert' Henry, :lames McBurney,
Robert •Scott, 'Sr.', John Ferguson,
Joseph Brandon„ George•Daley, • Wil-
liam O. Palter,'. John Cochrane,. Thos.
J. Irwin,' :Robert Shiell, Sr, .Sohn
Sliiell, George. M. Robertson-, David..
Robertson, Leaver, Harry . T.
Perdue, Robert Mason, Joseph J. .
Kerr, Albert Rintoul, James H. Lind;
Gavin. Wilson John, Gillespie, .Allan.'
M. Fralick, David Clow, Par-
don, B. O'Connor, Sr., Henry McGee,
William Martin, Arch 1VIartin,• John
•Jamieson, George C. Naylor, John
Beecroft, Richard Leishinart, William
James, Joseph. Chainney, George Wal-
lace, Thos.. McCartney: •
oundkeepers-John Hoare, Alex.
McGowan, Benjamin H. Taylor, Es
a.ias Pearen, Andrew.. :David
Clow, Yames Robinson, • Thos. Scand-
rett John Cochratie.' • .
Fenceviewers-Janies T. Bell, John
McDowell, George Fothergill, Wesley
Patterson, John MeuzieS,,. Sr., Samuel
The trea.Surer reported cash ori hand
at date 5168.34,
The scale for the performance of
statute labor tO be. the same as last
year.: • •
On motion:Of Messrs. Carr end
lis the treasurer was authorized to de-
posit 'monies belonging .to the 1.own-
ship in the Dominion Bank, Winghain,
atoownwciliusttliciiit;pq,uhea,Ves..igtnh,ed prive:ge of with.
drawing 'money. When required on his
ea- treasurer of, the
BYla.w. No'. 5, 1902, :a.uthatizing the
reeve 'and treasurer t� borrow funds
from the Dominion Bank,
not to exceed $1000, in 'the meantime,
for municipal purposes. to meet cur-
rent expenditure, was duly read and
.passed, '
Petition of heajainin H. Taylor,
John W. Sowler end. about 276 other
ratepayers . praying. the Council to.
build abridge at lot* 3/, ccnis. 6 and
7, was again brought up., A Counter
.petition signed by Sohn Coultas, Sr.,
:Peter W. Scott and 86 other ratepay-
ers also received -Praying the council
not .to grant the request of the orig-
inal petition to build. a bridge on the
site indicated, it being in their opin-
ion too expensive a scheme to launch
cm the township for all the benefit a
few isolated ratepayers would derive'
front it ,_• and a third petition. signed
by David Scott,, Sr., and 50 other
ratepayers repudiating what they 'had
done scone thne ago in signing the or-
iginal petition for a bridge also re.
eereed and asking that their names be
mit &minted AS fay,* of this bridge
having of late seen matters in connee-
tiOn tIMrewith in a different light al-
together. • •
After listening patiently f'or.a length
of tiine to several speakers oti both
sides for and against this bridge it
was finally moved by Mr. Ellis, sec -
°tided by Mr. 13eecroft, That this mat-
ter be laid over in. the meantime and,
that a Okrat vote of the whole town.
ship (yea or nay) be ta,kee on the.
same at the hext. municipal election
111 January, 1904.
alloyed in amendment by Messrs,
Carr and Dobie, That this council
take steps' soon to find out what the
aggregate cost of this bridge and ap-
proaches thereto would likely be and
in event of sante not exceeding $6,5bo
we proceed at once to build this
bridge, the time of payment of same
being limited to six years.
Amendment carried by Vac of the
reOevreciered that debeatitres be passed
and signed as follows ; john Mc
Clinton, refunded dog tar per SucIl
Bros., lot 34, con. 4, $t ; Municipal
World, St. Thomas, assessment rolls,
express charges and . subscriptions,
1902, 50.85 ; Dr. Blake, Toronto, dis-
infecting smallpox houses, 1902, PO4 ;
Do, balenee of account for disinfect-
ing, etc., $36.46 ; P. Anderson, treas-
urer, bank commission, etc., .Ye Dr,
131akeis cheque, $t.84 ; William I4ove,
paid messenger smallpox cases,.. 1902,
$38 ; John McDowell, account in full
as messenger, smallpox eases, 1902
; Robert Shiell, Sr., repairing cid!.
vert Iota 33, cons. ro and 54.50.
Conheil adjourned until Monday,
near Hensall, spent. a few holidays
visiting his uncle, Mr. II, Cooper. His
many friends in this locality are al-
ways pleased to see him, •
Some of our farmers have turned
their cattle out to pasture already.
Feed is scarce with many here.
Mr. Joe Freeman is making exten-
sive preparations for building a house
and barn this sumnier. •
The following the report of S. S‘
No.5, Hallett, for the month of
March: •
5th class -Robbie Vodden, Viva
Mair. •
Sr. 4th class-Janies McCool,Albert
Vodden, Mabel Brown, Sadie McCool,
Emily Vociden, John Vodden, Effie
Jackson, Derwin Carter, Bert Hog-
gart, Mary Snell,
Jr. 4th ' class -Henry McCool, Wil-
liam Hoggart, William Snell. '
Sr. 3rd class -Mabel McCool,-, Essie •
Moir, Gertie Vodden, Ella Webb,John
Wallace, Frank Hibbert, Elsie Brown.
Jr, 31 -11 -Bert Nott, Mildred Snell.
' Sr, 2nd class -Ernest Lee: •
jr..' mid class -Ernest Vodden, Ar-
mand McCool, Mabel Lee, Charlie
• Sr. .Pt. 2nd class -Della. MeCool,
Ephraim Snell, Orval Rapson. '
Jr. Pt.' 2pd class -Charlie Vciddeii,'
Sammy Appleby, Flossie Browii, Wes-
ley Hoggart, Septimus Wallace, Lily
Cockerline,
. Pt: it class -Richard Vaal:len, Cora
McCool. -A. F. Johns, teacher.
'Miss. E. Halls of Elmville is visit-
ing her. cousin, Miss Laura Andrews.
MISS Edith Britton is spending the -
'Easter holidays with her sister, Mrs.
E: Emerson of Toronto. •
Mr: David Weir is spending the vac.;
'ation with his sister at Winghain.
Wedding bolls will ring next week,
It being the marriage of 'Miss Lizzie
Snell to Mr. Lattxnore of Detroit,
whieh takes place at 12 O'C1OCk on
Wednesday. We wish them much hap-
piness. ' • •
On account of the weather Rev. Mr.
Steadman was Unable to get to Con-
stance on Sunday. night but we hope
to have him give his • talk at the
league on some other occaglan. Miss
Loftin 11/eGregiar took 'the'topic-at the
14.• :pn Sunday night, !.! Growing in
Grace.!'
'BASTBR THE :DAY
OF RESURRECTION.
Easter, the anniversary of •' our
Lord's resurrection from the dead, is
one of the three great festivals of the.
Christian year -the other two • heir*
Christmas and Whitsuntide, The
name" Easter') is supposed: to be der-
ived front Ea.stre, the name of a Sax-
on deity whose feast was celebrated
every year in the spring about. the
time of- the Christian festival. An-
other supposition is that the term
conies from Oster. -which signifies ris-
ing. The latter is the more satisfac-
tory
Easotefrthise otnweo0f the inovable feasts,
Easter -day is always the first Sunday
after the full moon whith happens up-
on or next after the twenty first
day of March and if .the full moon
happetis on a Sunday, Easter -day is
the Sunday following.
On Easter -day depend ali the MON/7
able •feasts and. fasts throughput the
year. The nine Sundays before and
the eight following after are all de-
pendent upon it and forrn as it were
a bodyguard ' to this queen of festi-
vals. The nine preceding are the six
Sundays in Lent, Quinqua.gesima,Sex-
agesima and Septuagesima ; the
. eight following are the five Sundays
after Easter, the Sunday after Ascen-
sion Day, Whit Sunday and Trinity.
SuZaster nday.eorr. esp,onels with the Pass:.
over of the Jews which in the King
.Tames version of the Bible is called
once by the nanie of Easter (Acts rz:
in the
jeearlier
rilisielirveiearVioTsr.s ehveersaela Season
ti,in ei
Observed by the Greek, Roman Cath-
olic, Episcopal and Lutheran churches
and by many among the nonliturgieel ,
churches who do not generally regard
the church year. '
THE GREAT NORTHERN RAIL-
WAY ONCE MORE TAXES THE
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NodrLE
tliwAeD
In offering reduced rates to the
st. .Commpng yieing March Ist
thereafter itntlI
April 301± inclusive, cheap, one-way
secoud 'class rates will be 111 effect to
all, points in the states of Montana,
Washington, Oregon, also to ROSS -
land, Nelson, Victoria, Vancouver,
New Westminster and other points in
British Columbia. Don't miss the op-
portunity of visiting the Golden
Northwest to select a home lorVotir-
self: or rates, literature and all oth-
er particulars call on or write Charles
W. Craves, District Passenger Agent,
6 Xing StWest, (Mont 12) Toron-
to, Ont.,
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STOPS TES cation AND
.. WORKS OPP THE cor,n,
Laxative Brom° Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day., o cure, no
- pay; Price os cents!,
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