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See Fred.T.Jackson !_?r_ Solid Leather Shoes
Don't Blame Your Feet
if they ache. Temper trying to be
bllre. Bet why eonfoend the el:feet
with the cane
The Fault is in the Shoes
Better Get a Pair of
Hagar Shoes
mu Jackson, then you'll have
ceinfin t well as style, fit, and
Best Shoe Values in. Town
sizos and styles for men,wonten
1111,1 children.
You always get the best from
Jackson.
No Shoddy
No Paper Soles
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REAI, ESTATE FOR SALE.
Shitiol
The modern Waterproof
Paste Shoe Polish
Prodticea 4 Patent Leather finish.
Takes the piece of *II liquid dress
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tugs which lnjure the leather and
ecale off,
Anybody can use it ap d get the best
. results. It is another now thing at
the New: Shoe Store.
Fred. T. Jackson..
Patronize The New Shoo
Store and get New Shoes
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Part of farm, lots 38 and 33, on•
west: side of Maitland con., one.
mile north of Holmesville, con-
taining 97 acres.
2 The north half of lot 25, con. 2,
and west part of lot 24, con. 3,00e
half mile from Clinton, north, on
itravel road, containing 9o. acres.
3 The brick dwelling including lets
18, 19 Ulla 20 011 corner of Joseph
and Isaac streets, in Clinton.' -
4 The frame dwelling on the west.
side of Victoria street and next
north of railway.
Liberal terms to snit purchasers.
Apply to
W. W. FARRAN or
C. C. RANCE, Clinton
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elloICE FARM Volt SALE.
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59,000 will buy a choice farm of
about 120 acres, si tu.tted a half mile,
irom Clinton. Good brick house, 20X
2 8 and 20X20 larfls 40x40 and 4ox60,
with stone stables. underneath, silo,
'windmill, etc. Will 'be sold on easy
terins. For further particulars apply
to
JAMES STEVENS,
Clinton P. 0.
April 21st.
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a enabiesyouna nisi. ,,isi women to secure •
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1.11111,10 meat 01 go.s1 wages iitunodiareiy _•
10 on leaving col 0.1". This is the school go
o that eitieys t Is: !Tema( ion of dome the •
6 iwst ,v,,o, in 1.-.11w,:-: mlneation. The 6
2 gritibutl es of I li.. .d,,1I are in strolled°. 0
s.: mend as 1e0ehe11 in linsiness colleges in :
:e(01010 e)u1111 Pulled Suites. This s
W;e s-houi fr 1111 and your fres' s.
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SALVATION ARMY
BARRACKS FOR SALE.
The Imibling known 11,4 the Salvation Arnw
itarraeks is ein. yea rei• Hoe. The lot antl build-
ing will he ,01(l to one party or separately (IR
tlet,tred. For further particulars apply to-
'LiEI) LI VEItMOTZE, Clint on
Feb
HOUSE, FOR. SALE. . VARNA.
The undersigned,- 'offers for sale a
i% storey cottage with five bedrooms,
large dining. room, parlor, etc. Situ-
ated • on William street, conveaient to
the Collegiate' Institute. For further
particulars apply to James Scott,
barrister,
MRS. LAIRD.
Clinton, June 23rd,
GODERICH FARM -FOR. SAL14..
The undersigned oilers for :sale lot
16, Bayfield eon.; .Goderieh township,
consisting of 284. acres, including' 25
acres mixed timber. The farm is well
watered and suitable for either grain
or stock raising. Good -clay soil:
Comfortable dwelling,. heated b3r. fur-
nace, summer • kitchen and woodshed.
Hard and soft water convenient, Two
barns, 302c50, 25x6O, driving shed, Cox
30, hen house, 17x35. 3 acres of or-
chard. % mile from school, from
citurch, 6 miles -.from Clinton. Will be
sold on reasonable,' terms. Apply on
premises or address. • .
.. A. WELSH,' Clinton. P.0,
Goderich township, May 13t11.. .
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TWO FARMS 'FbR SALE, '
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Lot 6, con. 7,. Colborne,- cohtaining
too acres, lot .67, Mai 11.4.ritt 'con,'. God.;
erich township, containing 75. acres,
Both farina are .well fenced and .well
watered; good- buildings and lirst class
orchard' on each farm ; nearly all. an-'
der grass, • Sixty per cent. Of the
purchase .inciney :May •reinain on more
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gage at.5 , per cent. FM: particulars
apply to ' • .1..;..B.umis,. catiow..
June 23rd, •
STANLEY Jr:ARM. FOR SALE.
AS I wish to retire front farming i
offer to sell ,for $5,ocio my splendid roo
acre farm situated on 'the Front Road,
'4 mile east of -Varna. .90 acres clear -
'ed, TO acres hard and soft wood bush.
Good •frame • hoe With cellar'barn
and -shed. Good 'hearing orchard, good
water, hard and seat, A -rare chance
to get :A fine farm cheep. :Possession
given early in. the fall. .
• HENRY MAKINS, Varna P. O.
..Ttine Toth.
TUCKERSMITH PARIVI , FOR SALE..
The nndersigned offers for 'sale that
choice 150 acre &Tait on the Huron
Road, .Tuckersinith, one tulle • east . -of
Clinton. -New' frame bailie with' mini -
mer kichen ' first• class bank .barn,
drive shed, •lien. Amuse, pig pen, silo,
two Wells, Windmill, and. si'gall or-
chard, • The Bayfield. river run across
back end of lot. Thirty acres.-of-•flae,
the finest cif .grassAland, 'This ie. a
splendidfirm, • well' . situated, and
will be ,sold on easy terms. .
ARTHUR COUCH, Clinton
June 9th. • •
FARM IN STANLEY -FOR SALE,
'South 'X of lot" 15 and the north %
of lot 14 on the '8th con, of the 'town-,
ship of Stanley are offered for sale.
The farm contains no acres, all clear-
ed, in a good state of cultheation 'and
well watered. 'There are -two barns
and stabling and -a frame. clYvelling•
house. Two good bearing' orchards. %:
mile 'from school' and 2. miles from
church and postoffice. 'For ' further
particularsapply to .
. • MRS. 5: 1V1eINITYRE, •
Hensel".
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TERRIFIC 3,EDITOTIC)11T$
1,,1 Thersday nexi we will ocintnence our great Semi -Annual Sale
of S11,110i1.1 gonc14 When everything in light aunneer gbdcle 1 be sold re-
gardless or cost. These are the farts 1.
11;0 verds fine printed mualins in stripes and floral designs,
11 inches With', fast colors, good ..value at laic. Sale
'wive, 5e.
5 piee,.4 drds ess gooin black end figured lostres, brown
Itt 1.1 bit goods, and light cheeks and stripes, '3(1 tn 40
bolo., )vide, moth 20c to 250 or yard, Sale pries 12,e
M 1111,' English Zephyrshi rt,, negligee bosom, I au n d vied
to ck wrist bands, n Is' fine colored' cambric shirts, •
1,11111,1ried bosom, correet colors .newest etrIpes.
Them, lira, brokee lots picked teem otie fast, selling 'Wed
tVgi 1 ',HMS 511e, 60c and 75e sale price 30e.
Lout,' Underskirts, made of fine cambrie. trimmed - with
till.ks, inserthea and deep embroideries,. in all
lengths. regular price $1,25eale peke 08e.
2.35 yards line cambric embroideries, 5 inches wide, with
work hair depth of goods, very special, regmlar 150. per
104 rd, sale 1.” ice 10C.
1417 viirds crash lowelling, in two qualities, inches witie-4.
in half bleached. and natneal color,good value at 5e.sale
price 4e.
1, Ullos' 511010101' corsetq made of strong net, also Jean' col,-
el s, long and shore witista in all sizes, t•tigular price 31c •
sale price while they last 25c,
Misses white sailors, tnitde of gond rough stra,w, very
special, tegillar 250 for 126.e. Also Ladies' sailors in
Meek item braid, black band, regular 50c and Mr, sale
price 30c
Trimmed Millinery at about half prite during 011P great summer sale.
MoKINNON, & 00. m BLYTH
Miss VahNorriLan of Belgrave is vis-
iting- lier brother at the Varna hotel
this week,
Rev. Mr. Jennings preached a, very
appropriate sermon to the Orangemen
on Sunday evening lalst when there
were visiting bretherit front the Gosh-
en and .Goderich township lodges.'
• ne • 'hum of the mowers is again
heard, most of the farmers being busy
haying.
TEACHER WANTED.'
Female teacher, holding 2nd class
certificate wanted as long as needed
'for the Model terin of the Clinton
Model school. Salary. 527.50 .mer
month. Applications with testimon-'
ials.received up to July 3ist.
• JOHN' CILINNINGHA1VIE,
Secretary.
Clinton, July 14th. '
TEACHER WANTEP.
A female teacher wanted for School
Section No.. 13,' Sta.uley. A.ppltea-
tions received up to August 5th.,
J. T.' KEYS, Sec.-Treas.
• Varoa.
June. 23rd. . ,
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,MILCH COW FOR -sm,g,
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he ndersigned ,.
:offers a new mach
Con,' for sale. • • •
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Cliiitonsr??1.ig' HOLMES, Heron R�ad, 1.
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)11.A.RRIAGES.
BBILL.-FOGAL—Ta, Brussels, on July
8th, by Rev. R.! Paul, Mr. William
G. Bell to Miss Elizabeth Clem -
da, daughter of Mr. Henry Fogel,
both of Grey township.
SHIELS-111ACHAN—On the.o.5th of
June, at the residence of the
bride's father, Grey, by Rev. D.
II. McRae, Mr. William John
Shiels to Miss 'Vary Ellett Mach-
LE—At the
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ennraeuEs,istibBeotiRtchoe trooGft parents, i
Kincardine, on July 9th, by Rev.
Samuel Sellery, Miss Sadie Fisher,
daughter of Mr. Williatn G. Tem-
ple, to .Toseph Charles Cliees-
BIRplII—DraslogIiiiIlaIglo'clf:ICi1N.1213-10aa0gtetor.Jauwlyforldst
Toronto, by the Rev. W. E. Has.
satir eteitl a,
sard, IL A., Mr. Alex, M. Bird to
Miss Verona Phippen, both of
. Wingham.
snmns".
DUCHARIVE—At St. Joseph, on the
loth of July, the wife of Mr. Wm,
LA33EAU—At St. Joseph, on July 3, .
Duchartne of a daughter.
Goclerieb,
the wife of Mr. Labeau of a &high- •
ter
111c13RIDE—At the Goshen Line, Stan-
ley, on July 5111, the wife of Mr.
Robert Marble of a son.
PREETER—On July 7th, at
the wile al Mr. John. Preeter of a
GIBMIN—At Wroxeter, on July 601,
to Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gibson, a
daughter, "
HYSLOV—In Howick,, on July 70, to
Mr. and • Mrs. •Benjamin Hyslop, a
Son,
HOWLETT--In Grey, on June 291.11,
the' wife of S. C. Howlett of a
STIA17.1."01sT—In Stephen, on July 40,
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• to Mr. and: Mrs. Jcaties Shaptote
a daughter, •
SANDERS—In Stephen,' on Jurie 30111,
to sM011T. and Mrs.. William Sanders,
COWAN-4n Moe, on July, 3rd,- the
wife of Mr. . John COW= of a
claughtei. • ' '
HAMILTON—in on July 2nd,
the .wife. of. Scott ..Hamiltrin of
FORTY LODGES' RALLY
Huron Orangemen Celebrate the
&adversary of the Boyne Battle.
THE DEMONSTRATIO'N WHICH WAS FAVORED
BY THE WEATHER, WAS ATTENDED BY
5,000 PEOPLE.
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Saturday was an ideal siunmer day,
all the more enjoyable because of the
cold, backward weather of the weeks
previou•s. It was a perfect day for 1111
outing and vontributed largely to the
enjoyment of the 5,00o people who at-
tended the Orange demonstration in
a son. . •
MILLER -4a :Hibbert; -en July 6th,
• Mrs. john M. Miller of a son. •
511:LI—On July WI,: Mrs. 'Prank Seli
. of a daughter. • •
ECRF,RT—In MeEillop, . on .Tuly 7th,.
• the wife of .Mr. Frederick Eckert of
-clangitter. • . •
DEATHS. . •
CODE—In Trowbridge,On :Tub/. 41.11,
Sara E. -Code,. aged 37 years and:
27 days, - .•
MeCRACKEN—ln Brussels, on July
40, Robert -Ralph;- .infant .son
Mr. Fred: McCracken, aged .5
months and 3 days., • .
:VAR.SON—In ,riinloss, on July
• . Alice: Verson, aged' s8 years. •
REID-Jti Logan, on the 7th Snly,
plielix A., infant child of Daniel
Reid, .aged 3 moitthe.': • • .
AVORTH-In Mitchell,on Thos..
rhe three special - trains, two from
points on the L. & B. and the
other on the II. & '0., were packed
with passengers while those more con-
venient to the' county town. drove up.
It was a great day for the hotels,
the restaurants and. the improvised,
eating houses, all of. which were lib-
erally patronii.cd. The hungry . man
fared as well. cm• Saturday as he does
on the average' big- day. He is content
to be less particular, • •• .
. Belfast Ledge..
•
a few months ago a life and drent
baud was organized. It made rapid
progress and on Saturday played with
the steadiness of veterans. It com-
peted for the prize with that splendid
aggregation the Summerhill baud and
several thought -they would have won
but for • the masterly manner in which
".Billy" Walker played the -.Summer-
hill snare- .drinn. '1 -That • snare drum-
mer is what will beat us," said a. fif-
er of No.. 245. The band consists Of
Benson Cox, John Sterrey, Leslie
Cox, George • Sowerhy, Henry John-
stone,Catimbell Tweedie, Ben. • Picot,.
Albert Routleidge, Dave:Marshall, Jos,
MeMath; Hugh McAllister i Ed;
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liott, Milton -Woods., Frank Hewitt,'
Robert McAllister, Rzehard. Young..
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At 2 o'clock the lodges rentlezvoned •
procession was formed arid after.niofeltlitienI3tehIe-
marching around towh it brought' up fast l‘ilel, otrwlgoe 'wereacare Ultima tinall3laersat
at the agricultural grounds where the
at the court house where a platform procession and in their black jackets
had been erected front which. the with brass buttons they had a mar-
tial appearance. The -Master of 499 is
• James Thompson. and 'the Deputy Pau.1
speaking took. place, .
County Master Nevins of Sbuth Her- lia'nerirgAustrabn Ficrtazdeil d'froultninisnteXii. ' was
fifer
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on' presicieu, •Among those who spoke •
were.: 'Ayr. Mttir of Toronto, author 'Dungannon Lodge,
..4.k. .
of " Thd• Maple Leaf. Forever" and .
other patriotic songs, Rev. Mr. Co -
No. 3114, Dungannon, were' uniformed
burn and Rev. William - MeDoeogh. after the manner Of the:Belfast . *nen
Their voices. 'could not be heard at a, and. were 45 strong. AV. 'J.- Black is
Master, W. H. Stewart, Deputy, Syd.
very ' great distance from the plat- Gibson' fifer and Walter: Gibson* drum -
bands..
forth owing to the playing of the •mer. Orangeisin is• flourishing: around
' ' - Dungannon. • .
• Goshen Lodge. •
. . . The Nile Lodge,
•
- :Thirty Stanley stalwarts, followed The Nile Lodge has the honor of
the Goshen 'termer ' and presented. . a ha,ving -on its -roll 'the name of. M.
fine :appearance. •It was the .largest . George .Stienpardi who . •has been a
tiwneut km . years and was indicative
meniber .of the order for sixty years
of the .rciiewed iiitereet. being taken in
and is the oldeet Orangeman in the
the 'celebration, of the glorious 22th County. Mr, Sheppard. Was.. born in
by the ',old -members of this Old lodge •
Tipperary, , Delend, about 88 years
and its More recetit arlditioi.e. .311% ago and lived. in the early days in the.
Wilson Armstrong is 'Itlaster. and right - .
Tipperary .. Settlement • ..111 Goderich
well pleased was ,he:asltis eye •gla.need .
township, 'but has been a,.resiclent Of
alonk '1,11e.•• ranks of the sturdy • lien- the .Vicinity of 'tlie Nile for Over three
of Goshen. .• Mr, .-Arin.strolig. is. a great score years. Hie sons .are melithers o1.
fifer and .for .years rendered good • sus...
the .Nile Lodge and. were in line on
victi at sticeessive Celebrations,. but tor
Saturday. ' His' eon 'T-, G. is the wor-
'this year" he Was- eouterit to. 'perform thy Master,- " J...• • Ellibutetii,Dei,eipnittayri-41•4---ii_
the duties. of Master -Which healid „with . ,r•veadia. Afar and 4...
be.eints ing rlignity. Mr :-. Roes:. Zolitistrin ._ .
bier. .The veteran was .not. Physically
. .
• north, . zIgeci . . 86 years- • and . -4 Of the Town.- 11111. *5 his •DeptutV, They :
a.hr6 to march with .thi...brethern with
are a ptiir Of. big,atien 'physically and--
. • • . . whom lie spent •So. Many- happy laths
GO. RinD4110NtLialn- :"Htirort,• on Slily- _ 4th '
. stamichkgrangemen. Johnny .'DarrOW ,.ja. years • gene by, but . was with, them.
Lillie Jane ,Gordon,, aged •15 years' allayed --Ile' fife and did it well. ' T"e' in Spirit. • . - .. ' • . - ,
snare:. drummer . wail Martia ' Elliott . .. • ... .
•and.1 month.... - : • : : . . andthe.big' drummer Sam. JohnStone, .. " - The Tipperary .Lodge. ..
'ROSS—In .Lucknow, 011' July 6th, :„ John, both of 'Whom. handled:the,. sticks, 'Skill.' .- •.,... : - , • _. • -,-• ..:, ..' • ., ,. ,
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... N. ROssi aged 7.3 years.. • .• ' • •• No:, - ..300,..: .• t...icycienco. . township,• Is
, .. . .. • fully:. • . . •
• knouite as. the TipperarY. Ledge . ' item
.. Ailbtine Lodge, ,' . ' the fact...of. so many of 'du.. early 1lie111-
.. • .CLINTON- • • • • , - - bers.. having., come -front 'that part , of
.Tbe white" duck coats :and „carte. pf Ireland: ..Sheppards, *Cooks, 'Coles.aild
AND . ' mired as they marched along to tab-;
i•t1111•Ai tc 1.1;itlirrilitisillet: . gbayx.t. 'Ahem a' heat and •
natty lopk,'.and • they „were •rmich i Steeps are 'the utast • familiar names
itty, : Matt. Sheppard -and Frank .W.hit-
upon the roll:, Io. the Mater and pep -
their • own brass , niore, ' respectively, we • 'have •.. two
P0selneter,. 'staunch Orangenien.• In lieu -of a bet -
CR A.N1TE WQRKs. band.. The genial 'village
P - EL:- Munro, was irt. the ranks. ' • He .s. • player .
Y . •
c e o
is an ever-present standbye of 932. Ilar..
play the • fife on. Saturday • mid," did it .
The best Class of Work . ' John Mole was . alias -in ' Hue. . He is Well.. H. Cbok -.was, .druminer.. . •
" procurable 'has .been - the old sit iiieniber of • tl .-lodge, - . • t
- . Ille five 'Sheppard, 'brothers,:.John,.
m an ufac tureil.bere. 1 or -: Ilis . appearance. belied.•• his.. yeare, on . .
TOO,' Thomas, •Jaines , ancl •Wiltiatri,
many years pest. • .. ' .
• Saturday. -."Conuciilor • W. .. Patterson,. .ar„ra. .atoong the charter . inembere.-
never ... misses 't _1214 end.. was- mit?. of • J '
.aines,' John •ex.d Thomas.•Itav.e :been
WE,Worr -c411' on You a. • Week:alter the: •:4,,s, " . Th.e 111.aster ' of this ritt)gres.- for years . respected residenta, of :Clin-
WE .wom- make . the Work to suit
wE .WILL make-- the ' price. to suit .
the work. ' . ., - .. :
' • • ..' .. your bereavement.' ' •
• . • ..... the priee, well informed aaid active: member • Of
the -order :which teaches :tolerance...Mr.
-John.M•cLarty is- 'Depaty..- • . •
siye lodge is Mr. Henry Stitrtly,
. ,.. ; - Steep- of • Clinton was also a charter
a ton while William, 110 is better .knoWn•
.. Portage : la' Prairie, Man. '..1-Ieraar
as -Captain Sheppard., is.:a citizen.. .of
• -.member and . for • the first years . it! ita -.
W. WU. prodaction of the 'werld '• - ' • . .
„ give 'Your the ..pholee•Of the .. • liensall Lodge..',• • •
. history No,.. 306 *met at _ Ins home, ... It •
'ie '52' years since Mr. . David Cook .9f
-in design and sinaterial:
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•' Strong.. • The ..• Master I's Lew '.Clark TIte Neilsen L•cidger was altrint 3e
:Clinton was " admitted into the.. nlYs-'
...Wei are theONLY-ONLY .. 5, . teries 'of...Orangeism in .306; ef. which
- With .. Thos. Parltner as. Deputy...
001 men .itr -Clinton in '. . was subsequently :. Master...for many
.' our line. ' Do . hot' be . Brinthell was :drummer. , The fife avaa'• .:he
'talked into placing your : .exceedingly -.well played" . by George years... .
Brownlee while .hia. brother . hos. was'.
.. order Without first . call- -.
: ;lug on. us. • --
william Walker of Tim Suuntiethill fife'. -knentni 'as Millian's Lodge, severcti••-cif
:J. B...11-1 OVER.,.._P.ROI and drain bend ana 'it, •*would take.''.a, 'that name.: being on the roll.' The
good judge, to _decide. whieli Yves tan me.mberaliip is not now as large as it
better; They - would ' . make . a .great 'used .to be and there Were 0nlY 30 in•
pair.. The Drew -nice . foltuify. are Inns., - line. . 'Edward:. IVIillien ' is ;Master,'
' featly inclitied and their. services are Willianis fifer, -and Peter: Fieher. drum-
- - SUM1‘,TERHILL.:. .• • ' ' • always. Sought after: for these demon- .ailes,...• • : . , • • . • - .. .
stratione: • Heretofore they. -have. al-. •• • ' .. .. .•
ways played for the 'S'eciforilt. Lodge, , ... . .
but this year 'roin and George engag- ' : ' . Alarm:. Lodge. .
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ed with. Ilensall while their father and Sortie .. of- the • best..knoWn - inen in
yoenger brother • Willie ontarelied ,. with ' StsmleY. township •marthed...under: the
• • .. • • - haulier of No, .2035, Varna., of *. which
the.'Seaforths.. ..
George. Beatty. is Master and ,Trihn A.
-' The filing of Mr...Brownlee, 'Sr.: was
a' feature' of . the. march; • Though :lie • j011050" 1)1ePut,Y.• John Rltaive.11- wa's.
drummer, John '.1`... Reid, snare. drum'.
doeS net at all look it he .is one , of
•the oldest fifers in the county. . .. ..iner and. Waiter. Boyce lifer. -.This trio
' !..rendered. -a splendid" eartrieci •arirl " the
..
• 'stalwarts . of' Varna.marched well. to
. .
.Loralesboro. Lodge. ..•
their ittusie.•: The fifer . is a- lad, in
The- largest ledge in, Alm proeession knickerbockers who Will .: in 'a 'few
,Was No.: 363., Loucks -hero, :which was years • develop into• a player, able to
66 strong.' This hits long! been .eonsids rank . among the best of them, • The
eted. One Of the.• Most Prosperous loclg- Veterah Jos. roSte'r marched with 1035
es in the _countv,„ but tlie 'splendid ap- as:ltis Oen lodge,. Hillsgreen,- was not
pearance Whielt7 they inade on Satitt-- present. -Charles Foster, Master of
day 'added to their .faine. .The . mein- Stanley .Distriet,. was in line with'llie
bers -with one, or two exceptions . are brethern.... ' . • , ... ..
young men. and:beittg 'all 11:J11ot:tied ar. • . ..
. like they presented a • splend id .apvcdr- • Bayfield Lodge,
.ance. Mr. Harty Freeman ii; the old- . . .: .. .
:- ' • '
est.. member,: hut though he • is a gray-
beard he s.. about as active as many
mett . not .more thait 'Italf hiS ..age.
-Harry couldn't lid perettitcled An stay
at hoine on the Boyne anniversary.
The widely knoAvu Matt. Mains Mareh-
ed . with the brethern and the .0011-
sciousness that 863 was acquitting it,.
self well added to his happinese. 'May-
or Lasham -was also in line. • The
Master . of this lodge is Isaac Barr
with John Scott for Deputy, The. fli-
ers were E. Best. and W. Allan and the
drummers Bert and Tyne • Allan, No,
863 won the prize for the ' largest
membership: •
' .. .
RIVER HOTEL
BAYFfELD.
• To those who cOntemplate
spending their holidays at the. .
lakeside. the River .Hotel, Bar
field; offers every comfort. It
overlooks lake and river; has
a lawn for tennis. and croquet.
It. has a pretty park at the river-
side with swingS, eta. • This is a. popd.
ular spot for piettickers. It .is tar-
nished with boats, including a....eteel
one; whiche having. water tight cont.
Parthrents, wont. sink.
Our guests tell tie that the River
'Hotel dining room service was neyer
so satisfactory as it is this. season. .
When requested rigs Will. meet trains
at Clinton, Bruceileld and Goderich.
When. you crime to Bayfield put up
at the River. Hotel where you will
have eery coinfort.
G. E, GREENSLADE, Prop.-
-
THOS,- STEVENS, Mgr.•
•
FARM TO RENT.
The uedersighed offers for :rental Lot
No..36, on the 9tb. Con, of Hullett,
containing 85 acres. Vratne barn,
stables and granary, small house.
2 'acres of young orchard, A never -
failing creek runs across the farm.
This is a splendid farm for pasture.
Situated 6 miles. from Clinton and ri4
miles front Stunnterhill where there Is
a, postoffiee, stoie, chinch and Ptiblic
school with the possibility of another
one. loor further inforination applY
to •
MR.S: JANE DODSWORTH,
Holmesvilte P. 0.
July 7th.
Leaving Varna
As we are leavitig Varna we
wish to reduce our stock of
Beats and Shoes as low as
possible, so until the first of
. August you will have the op-
portunity of buying Shoes at
and below, cost, •
Men's Fine Shoes, regular
• prices, $2,25, $2.50 mid $3.00,
going at 52,25, .
Women's 51.25 and $1.5o
Shoes for 75c and ST.
Childreu's $1.25 Shoes going,
at only 900.
Don't miss this last oppor-
tutiity of getting great bar-
gains at the Varna Boot and
14hoe House.
House and Lot for Sale.
All who have accounts with
us are requested to call and
settle as soon as possible.
S C. RATIIWELLI
VARDT.A.
Olinton ,Market Report,
Wheat .... 0 80 to 80
Coose 0 75 11o0 75
..... . • . 50 to IT 52
Oats 043 to -0 43
0 75 to 075
Rye ... .• .. 0 40 to ('45
Potatoes per bushel.. ,,, 0 40 to 0 40
Butter rolls and crook - 0 12i to 0 13
flutter in 0 14 to 0 15
C 12 to 012
Hay. 8 00- to 000
Wool 0 15 to 016
Live llogs per oWt, 0 50 to '1.50
Flour per owe"... 200 to 225
}Iran per 18 00 to 18 00
Shorts per ton.......... 20 00 to 20 00
Dried Apples per lb• 0 05 to 0 50
MARE3LE
Millian's Ledge.
one of the best snare drummers of the •
day, The honors lair better:en Mtn and No te3, Colborne, is aontetithes
Next to Commercial Hotel
• :
• .. Rev. G. M. .Kilty, -Mrs. Kittyand
'Masters Clarence and Harold of Delhi
are spending the week With 'friencla in
this 'section. .• .
.Miss Kitty Levett Of • Clinton has
been. visiting Summerbill friends.' .•
Mr. George Hayes' delivered ten hogs
to '. CanteIon &.• Wallis in Clinton on.
Monday , which . weighed 185. pounds
each.
Mrs. -Thos. Lindsay had .a birthday
party for her little daughter at which
the !following Were present : Dr, Lind-
say :and wife of Blyth; Mr. atid Mrs,
Murray "of Nev,v York, Mr. and Mrs..
Murray -of Clinton,' Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Lindsay of thc 16th, Mr. and Mrs.
William Jenkins of the Maitland.'
Dr. Lowery' of Seaforth spent a few
days at home. • . • •
Our fife and drum band wort first
pri.ie at the 'demonstration in Oocler.
ich on Saturday. We have the boys
that can clo it.
M. • Eddy Williams of ' Initetkip,
cheeseinaker, is spending a few 11011-1
days at home.
On Wednesday of last week Mr. John
Gibbotis of 'the 7th eon: of Hallett
was' married to Miss Mary Bali,
daughter of Mrs. John Ball of the
13t1t. We extend good wishes, '
Mr. W. O. Hill, who left here a
abort time ago, has again located in
the state of Washington where, we
understand, he is engaged in lumber-
ing.
A three-vear truce has 1)ee11 aigned
in • the, dispute over the cpiestion .of
where the school should be located,
Mr, C. Beacom has bought a lorost
84. Wood mortar from Mr. R. Baker al
Clintoti , •
tkuczkELD,
Dr. Little,, who, bought the Commer-
cial hotel f a few months ago, has
transformed that well known hostelry
which is how the beat equipped coun-
try stand fit the *minty, having ample
accommodation for it place several
times the size of this village. lie has
built it new dining room, having con-
verted the former one into a sample
room, outfitted the bar, added sever-
al small rooms, painted' the stable,
built new sheds, etc., etc. The
provettients are certainly extensive but
the Dr. likes the place mid people and
believes that enterprise always ntectS
With its reward,
,,TV,Ar, •
„Coss .Lodge.
145, Goderich township,- is best
known as Cox`i; Lodge inasmuch as
members of that respected family have
always been prominently identified
with it. It was the pioneer John Cox
who wag most active in sectiritig the
charter in the 3o's and itl1r years Lite
meetiugs were held in ids house. Mr.
Cox was a rermattagh man and thor-
oughly billeted with tile principles 'of
Orangelian. Marty years ago he was
gathered to his fathers Mit his sons,
John, Icanes and R. V., have follow-
ed in his footsteps and have with
their sons all teen emittectort with /45
and have done duty as office ilea:era:
Bight families of Coxs are now sot -
tied within alinost tI stonethrow of
each other. R. 'V. Cox iS 110W the
Itifttittlr of 145 and Robert IlleIlwaitt
Deputy. For yearthe lodge marched
to the Innate of a Afe atid dram, but.
'No. 24; Bayfield, led the procession,
an honor that is always aceerded to
it owing to it. being .the oldest lodge
in the comity., It .was organized' in
the early days of the Huron Tract by
Wellington Connors, who: was the first
Master. For mahy years the 'brethern
met in his shanty and the story lias
been told that Mrs. Coultas wee 'also
iaitiated Mt() the mysteries of Orange -
15211, an exeeption being made in her
case because of her inteuse interest in
tour devotion to the cause, tn. the
palmy days of Ilayfield No. 24 nour-
ish( d and was cousidered• the most, hr.
throttle' lodge in the coenty, but
there was a falling off when the West-
ward movement began ; it has held its
man Well of late years, however, and
a renewed interest is now being taken
in it. The 0. V, /I. Lodge is Mao' well
up bt Years,but vigoroits. It initiates
the boys, inatits into them the first
principles of the Order and when they
are well grounded passee them on to
No, 24. The oldest surviVing member
of No, 24 is Mr. Richard McDooIcwho
came •oet front County Leitrim Ire-
land, 58 -years ago. IIe joined the
order on the Olcl Sod and shortly af-
ter settling in Ilayileld affiliated with
the local lodge. Wellington Connora,
Lige )Carter, Mary Howard and Geo.
Erwin were thou the most prominent
members, The last named was the
father. of Harry, Alfred ,aiut George
Erwin, among the leading citizens of
the village of today. /tarry is the
efficient and popular municipal clerk,
During all the years, that Mr. Me-
Dool .1144 an OraltgentAli Ito has
I
only failed to a•tteral the celebration
I of the 2201 on two occasions, once
owing to sickness. The Master of
No. 24 is William Elliott, Deputy
; William Dickson, fifer H. Darrow,
drummer Richard Elliott, Wallace
Johnstone is Blaster of the Young
Britons Lodge, No. 31, which, was well
represented. Nos. 24 and 32 always
march together.
Carrie's Lodge.
No. ifig, Goderiek township, was 35
strong. Thisis considered, the leading
lodge in, that Orange township and has
on its membership roil the present
reeve, Councillor Woods and a 'county
councillor. The oldest member ta
homes Blitott, who • tlunigh up: in
years is• just as enthusiastic • 'alt
; Orangeman as ever. Ile always turns
; out on the glorious 22111. Williani
Currie and Peter 'Cantelon, both of -
whom. Were horn in 184.oand first rode
the goat about the same tune„ are
antong the seniors of 189. James Wal-
lis. is vet another and. all werelm line
on .. Saturday. These are honored
naines on the roll of 189. 'John Stur-
dy is Master, Hall Routtedge Deputy,
A. Currie and James Currie, drum-
mers. Rainie Armstrong, who played
the fife, 'is grandson of. the late
Ralide Armstrong of Stanley, who h».
his day was ccuisidered the best fifer •
in the two eountica.
Summerhill Lodge. ga.
•
The Sunimerhill Lodge,. of which R.
J, Draper is 'Waster and James
Mil-
ler Deputy, was headed byits fine
fifth and drum band, the victors in •.
maity a contest, - Their playing was, '
nau'eli • admired and competent judges .
of that .class of. music said it would •
be difficult to find a bettor band.
William Walker'sclever handling of
the snare .drum sticks was much cam-.
mented upon,- He has few. superiors.. -
Chris Lowery is leader Mut Harry
Watkins the drum -major. With lus
plumed cap and wand of office the
ma,* • attracted about as much at -
tee -lion as •did some eutire bands. This.
aggregation-. would not by. any means
'be Olinda° without Winn -Major "Wat-
kins. The band consists •.of : Chris . •
Lowery; jos. Ranson; John johneton',
Will. Lowery, 'nips, Coneins,:
Johnstone, 'Harry ,Beacrim, Garnet :
lrfcBrien, . LeW Johnston, E. Seagus, •
:Beacom, M, Hill; Alf. McBrien,
Chester Beacom, -.Robert Milier, Wm.
Welker, .• . - •
A Neat Store. •
. 'The best appearing Store in Goderich
on ehe 22th was that of Hodgens
Bros. The windows were ablaze with
color which drewthe a.ttention. of the
multitude. It was,an expert' which.
dressed those Windws and if • that
l'ast .Master of 'window dressers, Mr.
Hodgens, did not actually de .•
the work hinteelf, sitnerintended the
operation. Ills desiges are always'
neat .and tasty iu the extreme, .•
.The natty uniforma of the Attintrns .
took the 'popular . fancy.' • •
Wpoclhain Lodge.,:. from. near. St,
Marys,' wore plug bats; • •
, The Londesboros were tiot only num-
erically the greatest .on parade,- - but.
had the largest number of young men.
It's a 'young man's. ledge. •
The "Hillsgreen . banner • was mit to
be seen i1lU1it Procession, but a num-
• Iier. 01 its Members. Marched witheitlt-'
:er the '.G.osheni- :Kama or lienealI
.brethern, .
What the Goclerith people call .."the
smiare" is • an ideal -place for: such a -
gathering, as 'that of Saturday.
11.TeDcnogh, or •" Hell -
Vire -Jack'? as • he used to be:called
when a resident of Clattott, was' one
of the speakers. 1Iis style of : speak- '1.
mg • is just as flamboyant as ever.
Centralia. Lodge waS led 1)3; its fife
anc1,11rum band. : . • •
.
Didclulph Lodge. was well represetit-
John Scarlett of McKillop was 'one
of the Marshals. No Orange aleltion-
stratioa ie. Huron would be complete .
without the presenea .01 this broad- ..
minded and genial* man. '
. sTANLEy TOWNSHIP.
Miss Edith RE...Untie11 is spending
few' days in Varna this week..
The follewing•Iroin. The Daily Neivs-
Record of. Sault' Ste: Marie,
gives: an account of the •death of- Hen-
ry- Farmer, it fcrriner resident of what '.•
i's now-• the Snowdon farm , on the •
Sauble Line. Mr: Farmer lived • here • •
several years but •left two decades
ago . . -. •"
"An Old and highly• respeced citi-
zen of the Seo passed aviray. at io:39
a.m. yesterday in -the person of Henry
.loarnier at his 'home on Wellington -- --
'street, west of Elgin.
. The. death of Mr. Farmer was un-
eXpected up to lint a very few mom -
cuts :before he died, although he. had
not, for some tithe, Item, enjoying his
-
usual health, It was a result of com-.
. pneumonia haying set in -
during the ;previous evening. On .
'Wednesday Mr:* rarmer was about .,
towii as Was usual for him, for some •
•time, and at 7 o'plock in the evening .
he went to A. R.' lolockhart's grocery. '
store • was taken seriously ill and
was taken home in. an ambulance. His •
Condition became -gradually worse
mita he passed away, , •
Henry Farmer was one of the few
remaining veterahs of . the Crimean
War, having been at the takitig of Se- '•
bastapool and the possessor or a ser-
vice .medal presetited to hint •by Queen
Victoria. after the conclusion of the
war. He was aged sixty-six years
and two months and surviving him are
Mrs:. Farmer and five sons and three
daughters, -One daughter died about
a .year • ago. The sons are : George • •
riora.h township ; Albert of Her-
Anansville', Mich, t, Williatn who came
home front San Fraiteisco last fall and
Daniel and Benjaminof the Soo.
The daughters are Mrs, Charles S.
Bush of. Soo,- ; Mrs. Satiderson ,
of Soo, Nit., and Miss L. 11. Farmer; .
1.-loti\th Bend, Ind, Mr. Farmer had
eighte.:n gramieltialren. and 011e great
grandson. Almost immediately fol-
lowing the Crimean war in which he
lost his right eye and when he was
about twenty years of age Mr. Farmer
came to Cattacta.froth England where
IllmaYIlWae,Ont,,aldborn'ai
Rlallciatth
ivediorae agnettie act
tiventv-two was married.Twenty years
ago lie %moved . to the Sao and has
been a resident. of this town ever
since, being well knowit by everyone
who has been a resident here for atty
length of time. For tett•years be was
iculitor of the . Central Public school
and numbered among,, his friends all
the • pimila who attended there during
that time. 'He resigned that position
a couple of years ago owing to ill
health. He was alse caretaker of the
Presbyterian church.
The funeral will be held at 2p.
tontorrow to 66 Greenwood cemetery
In Torah, The funeral ,services will
be tonduetecl by Xitv Mr. Duttettit,pas-
tor of the Presbyterian church, of
whirl' the deceased was long it mein.
her."
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