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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1902-07-31, Page 5auly alott 1902 rhinKninnnen+ neweenenninh+ 44•Kni"nenne+ eie • • • 11 • • • • • • DOn't Blame:Your Feet • TUE cLn•rron vir,W8-REICOAD 4-ews..9-14.144. See Fred.T.jack§oil !.:2.2: Solid Leather Shoes • • if tiny ache. Temper trying to he sure. But wne Confound the effect with the cause? The Fault is in the Shoes Better Get a Pair of Hagar Shoes from Jackson, then you'll have comfort as well as style1 fie and wear, • 4 • • • * Best Shoe Values in Town .0 • • • • • • • • • • • all sizes and stylee for mennvonten and children. , You always get the nest from , Jackson. • Shinola The modern Waterproof Paste Shoo Polish Produces Patent Leather finish. Takes the pace of ell ifould dress,. ins? Which 'wore the leather and scale off, Anybody ean use it and get the hest • results. It is another new thing an the New Shoe Store. No Shoddy NO Paper Soles Fr0.4. T •• eiaoksonP . Store and get New Shoes ena. Patronize The New Simi 4-)4+1•••-••••4-0•44-+••••••+04444•+ then+thnea-na•-nc44CeiennentInn•lah+tlahnnntleeesewnn)N®+••••• MILCH .COW FOR SALE. The undersighed offeas a new ankh COW for sale. JOHN HOL1VIES, Huron Road, Clinton P. 0., June 23rd. REAL ESTATE FOR .SALE. x 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,one half mile from Clinton, north, on gravel road, containing 90 acres. 3 The brick dwelling' including lots x8, 19 and 2o on 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 suit purchasers. Apply to W. W. 'FA.RRAN or C. C. RANCE, Clinton . . CHOICK FARM FOR SALE. $9,000 will buy Et choice farm of about 120 acres, situated a half mile from Clinton. Good brick house, 2011 28 and 20x20; barns (tottne and 40x60, with stone stables underneath, silo, windmill, etc. Will be sold on easy terms. For further particulars apply to JAMES STEVENS, Clinton P. 0. April 215t. Slilig 011 HOUSFOR SALE. The undersigned offers fore sale a E 1 -,--• '. en storeycottage with five bedrooms, large dining, room, parlor, etc. Situ- ated on William street, contienient to the Collegiate Institute. For further particulars apply to jernes Scott, barrister, 0. MRS LAIRD Clinton, June 23rd, GbDERICI-I FARM FOR SATIE. The undersigned offers for sale tot 16, Bayfield con:, Goderich townslup; . consisting of 184 acres including 25 acres Mixed timber: The farm is well - watered and suitable for either grain. or stock raising.. Good clay soil. nomfortable dwelling, heated by, fure • nate stormier. kitchen and Woodshed. Hera and soft Water convenient, Two barns, now; 25x60, driving shed, •con 30, hen house 17x.35. 3 acres Of Or- Otard. n Mile from school, ye from church, 6 miles from Clinton. Will be eold on reasonable terms. • Apply on pretenses or address A. WELSH, Clinton P.O. Gederich townihipaMay 13th.• 11110411k, 100 111, 4.0 0, 1 EARMS •FOR SALE. • . . Lot 6, con. e, Colborne, containing 100 acresrelot 67, Maitland.con, God-. erica township, containing' es acres. Both fern's are well fenced' and well watered; good baiMings and first class erchard on each farin ; nearly all un - dee grass'. !Sixty per cent. of the purehase meneyamay ternain on mort- gage at ,5 per. cent. For particulars epply to " . ; . 0. • T. BURNS, Carlow*, June 23rd. • STAnT1.4EY FARM. FOR SALE.:, As I wish to retire front framing I offer to sell for $5,000 my splendid xoo •acre farm situated on the Front Read, n mile east of Varna. eo acres clear- ed xo acres hard and soft wood bush. 10•111,10411.011,4000,11,1.01,00,6111,1.401•.0,1/0,411, • Goad fawn!e house with Cellar, barn and shed. Good nearbigAoichard, good iwtg7a get a Refidn evre.pfl lead Ansi: fit rare a chance xe:thly the fal.r41).• ..varnPssess.i°6June11...: Sill de ilarile'ss . Cheap. A McKOW ---to/v7R4 ti,dMed A school that occupies first rank a- mong the business colleges on this eontieent. Many leading „commercial schooliemploy our graduates as teach- ers. We do our best to place all our graduates in good positions (aid we have been more successful this year than in any previous year. • !hose des- iring the best in business education should attend. our school. Write fer catalogne. 1 — tucrimtsmitH vkut FOR SALE. The undersigned offers for sale that choice •reo •acre farm on the Huron Road, Tuckersmith, one mile eaet of Clinton: New frame house with smu- ttier ,kitchen, firet class 'bank barn, (Wive shed, hen housn pig pen, silo; tivo wenn windmill, and stnall or - 'chard. the Bayfield tiver rens across back end of lot. Thirty ackee of flats, the fittest of grass land. This is: a splendid farm,. well • situated, and well be sold on easy tetins. ARTHUR. COUCH, Clinton June 9th, FARM IN STANLEY FOR SALE. South % ot lot 15 and the north zn of lot 14 on the 8th eon.• oi the town- ship of Stanley are offered for sale. The farm contains no acres, all clear- ed, in a. good state of cultivation and well watered. There are two •barns. and stabling and a. Jeanie dwelling house. 'two good bearing orchards. % mile from school and 2 miles from . church and postoffice. For further particulars apply to • MRS. S. McINTYRE, %Tense% W. J. ELLIOTT, STRATFORD, nuite end. GODERICH. GODERICII. We regret. Very intich to chronicle tbe (teeth of Atut Stochlart, relict Of the late.Merk Morrie, et the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Magpie Swat.. son, on Wednesclay last at the age of 71 years. The deceased lady was well known and esteemed by all our gide- Mr. Arthur Yule returned front ens and was a. devoted Member of South Africa on Saturday. The band Knox church. The latter part of her and a number of our citizens were at years she Ite,s suffered mita front in- the station ta welcome his return disposition and spent her time visit- home, but the .ovation was dampened ing her daughter, Nes, Magnus Swan- by the hearse being in readiness to to- it-Henlvt 01100001000000101100100000. '.11 41' *4 ..•• '11 a, CORRESPONDENT ELOISE L SKIMINOS Ver1111PlinTar-i OE ATLANTIC EIST LIR • 0 5 3 5 5 5 1 5 5 5 !+N+1 i II 1 11 i +41 l 1 11 I I 5 1 ;++ olinetilen Peicifiu fialharey Qom - Mrs. Have 0 Tontler In. - Mrs. S. J. Winters (nee Kate Camp - ford, Penn., are the guests of Mr. and bell) and oldest sou Arthur of Brad- alte Themes shaegineeeey Said That If Mrs. W. Swaffield. . - • son of. Goderich, Mrs. Robson of Pet- ceive the remains of the ate Mss daughter of alr. James Fowler of the The remains of the late bliss Mar- Thay Wore buseeesfut the colapaoy woe is o retitle.. to Pr ovido o Notts. Mita and Mrs. Result of Walkerville, Margaret Fowler of Akron, Ohio, and same garet Fowler of A.kron, Ohio, youngest augers. serelee—The mooaat Of Sol • winter, and tnking thweehange of were tit the station any attempt at Willianf, John and James Fowler, Saturday accoinpanied by the Messrs. place, arrived in Goceric Half Dollaes, at whose residence she spent the past as the family and friends of deceased Ode Illautinuad 10 otie Atillioa oad a hi corning to her old twine would bone- cheering •would have been out of the i brothers of deceased from alinnewatar- front Detroit and was preparieg. to re- Horne Sweet Home," which in that Jane Fowler of Antron. Mr. James outfaced yesterday on official au - an, North Dakota, and her sister, IVIIss • Montreal, July 25,—it was au - At her, she came over on the excursion yestion. The uterine band • played. tura last week, but her last tourney case serve4 as a tribute to the living &ewer and family were former resi- therite" that the Canadian Pacific ere neon her from. all she loved on enen with tears, oven It.rthur Yule's dents of Dungannon, Miss Minaret litellwaY have tendered for fast. M- eese its shadow before and heart fain and the dead. Many eyes were moist - last?: sa jeliamanishaisp sesr4valcueihuessy, earth, Mrs. Motels was a loving mother wept when the band. played, ' ra°dwvi,eran wesreemaed itiTesmtbaelenioafiltineeYllinnigg- Who mother and grieved touch over the but glad and thankful to heaven is lien church, kindatid ger:emus, hut made this anneuncentent, remarked death of her son Duman some years she idi or sending her boy home safely I in a, short week succumbed to an at- that if successful the company were ago. Two sons survive her and three to her. At the battle of Hart's river tack of pleurisy and pneumonia and in a Position to provide a service daughters, one daughter (Annie) Ma. it will be :remembered Arthur Yule died. on Tuesday, muelt regretted by which they felt satisfied would prove W. Martin, having died in Goderielt was in the thickest of the fight, At all who had the pleasure of meeting satisfactory to the people of Canada ' several years ago. The two sons are the town hall Mayor Cameron matte her. The casket was an exceedingly both as regards Passengers and Kr. John,Morrie, ex -mayor of the presentation of a handsome gold handsome metallic one, lined with freight. The president of the Cana-. Waupea Ws., and Tom of Cooks- watch chain and locket and Mr. R. S. 1 white satin, and had silver ornaments. dian Paeific did not feel at liberty to town, Mime The three daughters are Williams made the presentation ef a 'IV was covereil with xnany bandsome enter into details with respect to the those between whom she visited the handsome purse containieg $6o. Ar- floral wreaths, the gifts of relatives offer .that had been made, but in he past years of her life since she gave up •thur looks well. . and friends in Akron, Ohio, her hoine. course of the next few dealt further her home here. Iting,and generous and 0 Several vessels bane arrived this 1 and a handsome wreath from relatives particulars will be forthcoming. of a happy disposition size will bangonpast week with grain and lumber. I here. The funeral took place front the It is underetood that the Canadian • be remembered. /Virs. Morris was the 1 residence of Mr. William Nevin. The Pacific offer is not the only one tbat Mrs. E. IVI. Bell, two children ant — . . . allbe• rers . were ; messes. Angus, is engaging the attention of the con. eldest daughter of the late John Stocl- dart, with whcnn she came to this countrv from Scotland at the age of • x8. The casket was covered with lov- • Mr, and Mrs. George Haley of Tor- onto visited their relatives here, Mrs. Colwell and Mrs. Haley, this month. Mr. Haley could only remain a few days owing to the press of business, but Mrs. Haley is enjoyingthe pleas - ire of visiting her many friends here. Mrs. Elliott spent last week in Tor- onto visiting friends. Miss Macara is spending her vaca- tion with Mrs. Inacera, WANTED. General Servant. Appl• y to MRS: MALCOLM D. IncTAGGART- Clinton, auly 230, TWO TEACHERS WANTED. Female teacher holding 25d class certificate wanted as long as needed for the Model term of the Clipton inociel school. , Salary $27.50 per nionth. Applications with testinione leis received bp to July 315t. • Also female teacher for the Primary Divieion- for the betel= of 1902, Give testimonials (lad state salary, qualifie cation .and experiewee., Applicatiens receive up o uattst JOHN CITNalINGUAMB, • - Secretary. Clinton, july x9th.• f 1 bl tb 'ft ely :ora en e e s of her many relatives arid friends. Rev, Jas. A. Anderson officiated at house and grate. The pallbearers were all old friends of her family, Pilessrs. John Martin, 0. H. Colborne, James Stod- dart, Henry Horton, George Thomp- son, *town, and Harry Morris, Morris - dale Farm, Colborne. Those from a .distance who attended the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Robson (nee Nellie Morris) of Petrolea, Mr. atil Mrs. Tom Morris- of Cookstown, Minn„ and Jack Morris of Waintun, Wis, The funeral took place on Fri - companion are spending the season at . Alen., William arta Thomas MeNevin, ferenee, and that all the tenders re - Captain Williamson's cottage. ,. 'en shaman and Jaines Stewart, ceivere stipulate for a subetantial Mr. John Acheson left on Tuesday a. number of relatives from subsidy from the Itnperial and Can - morning for Montan,. Manitoba where Quit° adian Govetnments. •The amount of in business. Dungannon attended the funeral. . . nis son, John Acheson, merehent, is At about 8,30 p. in: on Friday the the subsidy motioned is a, million City of the Straits steamed into' port and a half dealers, the proportion of Miss Ida Walsh of Stratford and with the exeursion party that left on two-inirds being borne by Canada Miss Mare of Toronto are spending Tuesclay, They had a glorious trip and one-third by Great Dritain. their vacation here with Mr, Welsh and glorious weather excepting a little The feelina in. railway circles here and Mrs. Frank Smith. windstorm that arose when they is that the present is an excentionel- Mr. George Savage of 'Detroit, a tie- got into the finer, but on entering ly favorable time for 110 :settlement phew • of our former townsman, Hit- Lake St, Clair the sun was out in all once for all of the fast line problem. litun Savage, Bullet°, is in town. His its glory and the water calm. • The ab- Caeadian railivtia men have realiie ' son •accompanied him. settee of music on the boat was per- ed that the establishment of the O On Moliday week Mrs. Howrie cele - haps the only drawback to their pleas- North Atlantic Steamship organize. - heated the thirty fifth anniversary of ure. Those who visited Belle Isle tion, %yeah has absorbed so many Iter ' birth. by serving tea to a number were charmed with its beauty.; Miss of the. principal existing Atlantic of ' guests. A very pleasant evening Harrison described it to US 111 gl.ow- lines, is nonducting the business with day froin the reside:cc of Mr. Magnus reei • f . • was spent and Mrs. Howrie was the no regard whatever to the interests of recipient o several handsome gifts in Swanson and was very largely attend -Tuesday, 221111. July, dawned glor- the railways of Canada. The line a, The interment took place at Mait- silver, We bad not heard until Saturday ev- , china and eut glass. iously after the preceding. wet days, which the Canadian PaeMe Co. has At ro a. inn groups of ladies and., gemin view, will, it is said, consist of new ening that Arthur Whitely was Itmay be remembered the enough to break his leg while elemen could be seen going lakeward, steamers, which, as regards equip:. bout io.3o. We &eat down a.bout ix.- of tiny now afloat. It is realized . - • Playing ball. the City of the Straits being due a- meat arid speed, would, be in advance ' - • .that he looke'oriey -of his fingers play- • 3o just as the steamer was comi ing n- .that in this would lie the top of see- ing ball last seaton. . • ' , to the harbor. •She carried two• Amer- cessftil eompetition, for th3 Atlantic. .11n/DS0N—LIVINGST0NE -- At. the possibly the flag of passenger service; . which would • be residence. of "the bride's parents, • Mee. Becker of Unite, who has been lean • flags .ene Grey, on July 23rd, Mr. Wm. H. miehigaa, her own state, . a dark blue a very important element in . the spending some weeks the guest of . her mother, Mrs. Austry, returned to her Hudsort of . 'Detroit to 1Veiss En- covered- .with 'white stars of different production of revenue home on Monday' . via Detroit :where phemia, clang -liter of MC. and • Mrs. she will visit* some rclatiyes and then size. • The one at • the. stern wee tlie , • Stars and Stripes. The Captain shook • sTILL .gEEPS HIS coition. Duncan Livingstone,. Geey, town:- take boat .for Chicago. . hands with all his -old friends, includ- ' . ship. - • .• . .• .. . - . • The Misses Itta and Mattie Salke , lelhi fid t d.' ' t he wound drouoiating'.weli. and Meg Do- t your eorrespo en , an seer ' meraaen . wine spent some weeks here, and who 1 ,• ing wen in .,all Respect., • • , were guests at, the :wedding at "Ilia like the one tbat formed the excursion tendon, July 25.—The British Med-. - fWe ' • July 23rd, to Mr. and Mrs, Wnt, Arthur . Yule brought home a pretty he had to lie so Long that a. m. at be able to state that the King is do- Bichan, a daughtet. . ‘. white silk'haedeerchief to his mother, Soirthamptane losing siX hours, 'iyhiali ins wel1. in all respects. Tho • Wound nEss--In Zurich, on Seta' lath, to. which has the Orange Free State coat made him later corning to our pert is granulating well, but the . King Mr. arid Mrs, W, .0,. Hess, a of arms in one corner of it. than lie Would tike. Ile looked exceed! still keeps a strictly recumbent pest- daeghter. • • . • Weitave %nein to chronicle the death in ay. like his old self that a. tn., tion. and hae net yet left his amide IntTNTZ--In Exeter, on July 17tit, to of an old eesulent of our eown, in for-, sealing on all. 300 tickets were eold 1 -lo is moved from the bed to the M d •Mrs William Kura./ a mer daw?Il known to our citizens, here, 25 at Southampton and 150 et •couch daily and is wheeled' on deck Marearct .Hatnilton, eelict of the late Kincardine. It seemed as if liele the when:the weather pernaits: There is son: • - BeCHAN—In Goderich' township, .oit retutned hotiie lest week. • party that a. in. Be elt sorry that teal Journal says:. " ere glad to • •-was accustomed tocarrying crowes •COOK. --In Logan, oin July e9th,Min' James •KIliett, Who, we feel teetein• toWn went, down to *wave an adieu' 'to no truth in the statement that he • • Henry noon of a daughtez.. . • was oue of the pipeeer citizens of our then friends. Mr: Cozensand youngest. has Walkedner is there any fountlin • t SCOIN$—In Bornholm,. on the 22nd Of • town. Mrs. o t was of most a clanghter birytle left for 1Vlarlet 8, tfon that he i for the :ass it ons July, Mrs. Geon'neoins of a (laugh- pleasing dispositiOre true in her lei- Mich. to visit the old gentleman's worse. His Minesty's health la exe. ‘ter. (bedsides ancl bright in her intellect MN W . son, Per. William Cosens, and his sis- cellent." AANTED.' .tdcLENNAeT—In Hibbert on July 14, Miss Luby, a valued friend- of the fame Man wanted to take exchisive con - trot and small interest in a Burgler Proof Lack. Steady ineome for 18 years. Address • S. ARNOLD, ,O 237 King St., West, Toronto 3tn ter -in-law • Mrs Irwin of that liar Irian -a tit-0,mo, • Kerrie. f t ht • thoughtful end attentive to the old th la An Elli tt; as o . ' : ' official nulletie insterday on board. wilt out of the harbor very' si:vlyi 4 0 :the royal veche Victoria and Albert , ninny people walking out te the the mee waving their adieus. „tan a Mrs, II.' Andrews cif Clintot and fephe Jing conttnues to make:Amine Miss Gibbings. of ,the ,same place were terruptee peogiase; although His Ma - the • guests last . week of afts, F. Smeeth. • jesty is not yet able to leave' his . *couch, his strength is returning sat_ Mr. and Mee. Preeter of Stratford isfectorilye (Signed) 'reeves, Letting, • Alm wife• a Andrew 11cl...ellen,. 'Jr., ily of e te rs. o W $ ishing town.: elhe City of the Sten. ts e.aewee, Isle .of •wight, July:Zee-An MAUNDERS—In lVforris, on July i6, lady at that time that she. expressed a to Mr. and Mrs. W. 14; Maunders; wish to -reside with her, -which she did a ciatighter. . ,. .• until her eyes dosed in death. Mrs. KENNEDY—In Wingliani, on July 18, Elliett's parents Mr. and MrsnRobert Abe wife of Dr. J. P. Kennedy of Hamilton, came parents, Mr Ire.- . , 3' .. --- — land about 88 care ago.Of the six DEY—In Wingham, Juin 17th, the children bora to Mr; and Mrs. James Lean, Jas. Elliott of Gotterich town - TEACHER WANTED. • , • wife of mr. Sohn Dey of a (laugh- three. servive : Mrs. W. Mc- . female teacher wanted for School • Section No, 73, Stanley., Applicae tions received up to August 5tb, • .'t. KgYs, Sec.-Treas. Varna. June 23rd, SUGA.R. , We still lead in .Sugar by Selling Redpath's 'Granulated at $3,85 per ewt in bb ' •• • W. T: O'NE/14; WASeION—In Blannele, ma July eist, :s P an o e - . . • the. wife of Mr. John F. Wasnion Elliott was a strict Ineehodist and a ()i.e. daughter, faithful, sincere cherch woman,' Anita ' CUDMORE—an Seaforth; on July /6., •old age cattsed.her decline. The inner - the wife of kr. William Cadmore al took place- from the residence of 'nee of a sop, * . e .- • eon, lin. Ito ier Elliot. eve - no an e imp e HAYS—In Seafortin• on Suly 23rd, Atkinson officiaten - at house and . . O Wallis, James MelVtathn John Millien illness ot Mrs., Barnhardt, Nano is a Mrs. Percival B. Ball was caned to, arc likely .to be aneounced •• next Tne Daily Telegraph. this morn- . . . ewe . • • 1 • i °seen M,hite y, Win; Swailield, neihn , ' . Alr. and Mrs, Theodore Hale, a and Ronert Young. . . • . yens . : • Inlet of Mrs. 03eil. It is a case of. Dere Mg • says the King sat up for ietime prostration. . • . HALF,—In. Goderich, on July. -.23rd to NAFTEL—in Godericli, on Ittly eaten Clieton have .returned to 'their homes church' ter the first time on Therseay , coeple •of steps.. (Inn teacliers of Huron attended, Var- ...veva ESe• TO ninaa roe -rota O to Mr. ' antn MM., 1:>an. .31elvor, a• the guests of Mts. George Thompson. retureed to their. home on Friday af- Banithart." ' • . ter a pleesant visit with their eels.- new am; nem carmen. tines,* Mr. and - Mts. 3. • Persons . . litoevh. . , Loadon, July n5. ;---: King Edward Mr. Ben Allen has had the electric will. hold a council aboard the Vfc- ; light put into nie new ansidenhe. ene • toile, met Albert next SatuedaY, ' encebria street end is etatking -other When,. it is expected; the new ea:bit-at ' .will • be settled. 'these eppointencate• the wife of Mr. R. E. Hays pf • a sra,ve.• The pallbearers were • IVIessese the :Barnhardt House, Galt, . by the.. week . .• . • . • . • yeeterday, .and for the first thne McIVOR—In Goderich on July 26th, and his brother Carol of Toronto are held in the S. S. of St. George's An Aeglican S. S. •conventien was Pince the operation. upon him. . daughter. • Messrs. Robert , Horton of Spokane . was perrnitted--io stand and ta' n The Misses . 1. Hill and u s ee nonnng at xi o clock, All the clergy . PI rn t 1' f • • . • t d Mes A r Inaftel after a- pleesant visit with elle Misses tees methode were diseussed 'of irtak- • ltratitlx liesidents or Itepubp0 Of Culort.hio RIVER MOTEL BAYFIELD • To those who contemplate , spending their holidays at the . lakeside the River Hotel, Bay- field, offers every comfort. It O overlooks lake and river, has a lawn for teniiis and croquet. It has a pretty park at the river- side with swings, etc. This is a pop- ular spot for picnickers. It is fur - nestled with boots, -including a steel :one, which, having water tight com- partments, wout sink. Our guests tell es that the River Hotel dining room service was never so satisfactory as it is this season. . When 'requested rigs will meet traits at Clinton Bruceneld and Goderich. When you come to Bayfield put up at the River Hotel where you will have every comfort. ' on reintA/WW.AreoveretnAAIVIOneetil G. K. GREENSLADE, Prop: THOS. STEVENS,. Mgr. o r.• an • • . . • F • a ton. • • ,clna and Katie Stratton, ing • the .children of the congregation • . .11xpr.es 1.eyelty to the t'roen. DgA:tas, MORRIS—InGoderich, on July 22nd, O Ana Stoddart Morris, relict of the late Mark • Morris, • Goderich'on July 220c1, • Margaret, relict of the late James Elliott, aged 87 yea's. ' HARRIS—In Wroxeter, on July 19th, ' Chester William Harris, aged 21 yeas and 6 months. JOI-eNSON-nIn Chicago, Illinois, on • July. i2the William K. Johnson, ' • formerly of Morris, aged 36 years, PARISH—In Hallett, on natty 23rd, gReo May, wife of Me. James Parish aged, 43 years 7 months and 21 days. • . •HARRIS—In Wroxetet on Jelly x9th, am Willi Chester ilarris aged 21 y?arn HENDERSON--In McKillop, on July ieth, Janet Habkirk, wife of Mr. William R. Henderson, aged 74 years. McK I N 0 N & 00... Elizabeth Wataington, relict of tlie PROCTOR -4n M rris, on July x6th, late Charles Proctor, aged. 76 , I71F3 1.41e 'I` 1-1 FARM TO RENT. years. • OUR GREAT CLEAMING SALE Grows more interesting every' day. Never in the history of our 'Inie store Inive we offered imeh bargains aa WS are giving during this sale. We are clearing out the balanCe ot Our stock regardless of cost to elver. Our space will not allow ns to quote, prices in every department.' 'Below we quote a few prices which willenve you an idea of the terrific reductions you may expert if roU visit this store early awl often. Remnants of Drees Goods lo g and 5 yard lengths. in Mack and • colored attsbrueres, gorges, Instant, venetiarts,' broadcloths aryl fancy dregs goods, worth teem 25e to $1,25 per pled, all at WU price to clear, Ladies' Gloves In silk talfete, endlisle thread, in odd lines and sir. es. In shades of on, slate, brown, navy, him*, me -blond and drab, woeth from 20e to 50e per pair, your choice for 10e per pale, Men's Suspenders, made to sell at 20c, for 5c. Men' heavy Oottott nooks, worth /0e. 4 pair for 25a, Ladies' Senors, with block and ectiored bands, from 23e to $1, at halt piece, Ladies' Trimmed Hats, from 82,50 to $6, all this reason's seoeds, at hall price.. Perasols, in Meek And fancy colors and stripes, from 50e to $8, All at half price„. Men's Suite, in Mb* and double breasted coats, strictly up.t,o. date, Shorey's make, at 20 pet cent. off. Boys' Suite in great, variety, nt itAlf We will be pleased to hAve you cOM0 and look through our stnek. MoKINNoN 00. E31 -4Y11-1 ?ovkismokosmovywo.voismAw,,, The undersigned offers for rental Lot No. 36, on the 9th Cote of Hullett, containing 85 .acres. Frame barn, stables and granaty, small house. 2 acres of young orchard, A. never - failing creek runs across the faxiti. This is a splendid farm for pasture, Situated 6 miles from Clinton and 1g miles frotn Summerhill where there is a postoffice, store, church and Public school 'with the possibility of another one.For further itiformation (-may to . MRS. JANE DODSWORTH, Holmeaville P. 0. Suly 7th. • MedREGOR—In' 'Mott on july x9th, O Margaret MeGregor, relict of the late Donald McGregor, aged 82 yearn MORPISON—In kineardine, en Suly 2oth, Christiiia Morrison, relict of the late William Morrison, aged 82 years, 2 nionthS and et days, CLINTON' MARBLE 000 0 AND • ' GRANITE WORK O The Mises Mamie alai Nettie Ches- . the evening a choral service Was been-. anxious to attend Sunday school. In .of Roseoe Faern, E,gmondville, Were the guests the ..past two weeks ni tifuleverendered by St George'S choir, their grandparents; 11/1e. pie Mrs, A. Steelton. . a very timely, address was given by Mr. Cuff presiding at the orgere and Mise steeple Straiten left on Monday the an accorripenied by her neices; h rector of St. Paul's at Clinton, the Whet teak for his subject Ecclesiastics Miens Mamie and Nettie Chesney, tO 10 58 vend a short visit at their home at : . " my such slothiulness the building deeayeth .and throtigh idlenese Eguiondville. , bliss Straiton will also: of the hands the house droppeth :pay tt visit to her btother, Mr. John Stratton, station master at 'napes' gregation 'that out of chaos life was through." He pointed out to the con- ville • I:relight intanexistence and that life Miss Cepha 'Fisher has reettnied front precedes life. There are .two pewees a seven weeks' vieit at Port Huron, coostruction and decay, and he also Detroit, etc.' Miss. Etter. 0. Pinter, the accomplished elocutiorast, return-. showed them that stagnation. causes decay, that lite must •be •in- action, mother, Mrs. Dave Fisher. , 11°° but there are different modes of action ed with her and. is the guest of especially in the bringing .up of chile - O home at- Galt on Saturday after a ran. Children?.: the Rev. gehtleman IVIr.and elm. Oliver returned to their said, were good imitators, and since pleaeatit visit at Goderieh and Dettent. some people say that honte is the best O Inspect -or Reid took a trip to visit place to teach children religion, he his friends in Detrott. warned those present who were par - Rev. Mr. and Mts. Shaw of Egitiond- eras en nie careful and set their childe eille h° e last week were the len good Christian examples it the, guests of Mr. A pretty tho celebrated in A d Mrs. Syttione. home and clerfymen, he said, ktow fie d on Tuesday ev- ening of last week, the contractinggenet than anyone dee, and t tere parties being Miss Ella Crozier, .eldest were homes he knew where good exam - daughter of Mr. Jacob Crozier of that ple was not set, Children are taught township, 'and our prosperous iner- gymnastics to strengthen and perfect the body, nut for moral training ver,y 11 quiet wedding was more about the omes of their c,on re - Belleville, July 25.—The Intelligence sr publishes in full an address whielt e - was -presented . to "Billy" Penton, t formerly of Belleville, by the British ' residents of the Republic of Colom-.. bin., on June 26. They did not know the coronation had been postponed and the affair went 'off with great eclat. • Mr. Penton is now acting British &inset al Deems del Toro, and the address was presented to him in his oftletal capacity, expressing deep loy- alty to the tritish crewn and at- tachtnent to Mr. Penton himself, who, as Walsh consul, had done good service. to the Deitish residents of the Republic of Colombia, during the recent insurreetion there. "Billy" friends in • this vicinity are gratified to see that he is doleg so well. • 140 I int* of Atny Hamilton, July 25.—No trace has boot secured of Miss .A,my 'Wilson, ho disappeared from her hoMe near Capetown on Tuesday. Neither the police nor the girl's parents take any stock in the note left by her to the efteet she was to be kidnapped, It is thought her mind became de- ranged staldenly. wood Howell of Mackeneie and How- little is done, as a rein SO he chant send church worker, Melvin Well - thought that it was incumbent upon A arseerksible 'ell Rev, Mr, McNair officiated. The them to pray that light might be gilt- London, Jelly Z. —• J. Pierpont. marriage ceremony took place on the en them to know and devise some • plan Morgan was last nig* the guest of lawn at the residence of the bride's of action for the xnoral instruction of honor in a remarkable dinner given parents in the presence of about fifty the young and not have the% longing in the House of Commons by. Arent - relatives and close personal friends for attractions -of different kirtds to , bald White Maconochie, member for ,The wedding dinner was yery swept- draw them to the Sunday school. We the east division of Aherdienehire. itous and served in the large and mat- all knew that when we are well all our On the one side of the host sat Mr, tily decorated dining room of the organs work it perfect order and when Magnet .and on the other Premier house, to which the petits and bridal our government is good e erything party adjourned. The bride's dregs goeh on all right, but how, h asked, was a pretty old rose silk, trimmed can politicians who are elected by with applique, and carried it shower majorities, no matter how, have a briquet of bridal roses. Her going ae precedence over ministers in the know - way gown was of castor lady's cloth ledge of how thildeen car.: best be with a handsome hat to match. The taught religion. The politician is 8 - Balfour. , t•hipooseo eau nursed, Chippawa, July .1.15.a -The jail here . wan binned down \Vedette ay night. George *Beek, the only prisoneraf-, tor being released, got away, It is groom's gift to the bride was a gainst religion being taught in schools believed the prisoner4 or a man who . m 0 n nfactu red here for sapphire and pearl broaelt. The pees- and he says honie is the place' for it. was with hira before he was arrested, tnan eats past I 1 11 t ti. h il The best elms of work Olinton itarket Report procurable has been Wheat • • .0 • • 0 80 to Ceose Wheat.".., Q 15 to nittaley•.• 11114.0116% • 00 to Oats .... 0 48 to Pelle " 10 to Itye M. *M1F • .... 111k, ***** 4,110-1 040 '0) Potatoes per bushel. • • by 0 40 to Hater rolls and crock ,, 0 124 to Butter in tub•........•••• 0 14- 60 0 15 Eggs per doz....km C 12 to 0 12 G 80 Y Y . tuts from friends and relatives were Discordant voices r se a over a e set fire to t e ja . very fite, including a very costly easy thought of religiott being taught in ° la?, WE wart eall on yon a week after chair. The bride will be missed from schools atrd so lie asks what is to be 0 40 wE will the work. residence of the groora's uncle and upon the congregation that itotne (Imaging the chimney slightly. It al- mnie.ceeitge-;---ahtasilli 0 oz your herettiternent. GODERIOH. church circles as well as from the came. Revs, Gentle of Clinton tied 0 16 the price. , „ Worker for both. Mrs. M. W. Howell Rev. Mark Turnbull in the evening re'silittlee 1 titt.gIoSatwrrucchkee MIltasil, Bgtveitill ' 0 48 WE WONIT make the tem* to oult hotne coterie, beirig a great and clever Dean Itrelgins of Seaforth assisted C 45 WE WILL intake the price to salt will be at home to her friends at the service. Rae, Mr. Ginnie impressed the s i nestomptu shake and. gine non the choice of the atint,Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Mackenzie, mining should folloW their chiMrth so struck Charlie Whitely's barn Ott 0 18 production of the world on August 13th Ind 14th. The relit- through life, - the Huron Read, width fact he did Hity.••••• ..... • •••• ......... to 0 00 Wool•••••••••.•• .. • ... • 0 15 to 010 Live Hogs per .... 050to 3 50 Pinar per ewt 2 00 to 2 25 Bran per ton . ... ......, 184)0 to 18 00 Shorts per 20 00 to'20 00 Dried Apples per lb 006 to 0 50 in dettlart atid Material tiVee preselit at the Avedding were ; Mr. end Mrs. It. E. tiodrite will not realize until the next inernittg We are the ONLY prim. Mr, and Mrs. R. W. MeEenzie town .. return to Clinton duritig t le absence 'when he found quite aft open ng it e -, tleal men In Clinton in MIRA tilid Miss Gertrude Ifo'lince of of Mr. Irodgens' brother et the Nein end of the barn tied several boarde Mir line. DO not be Fart Wayne, Detroit ,.. Um and ic Coast. Mr. Hodger.s will of course brokeu through the roof. His horse t Alked into placing yam* * Meters. Harold and Wilfred llowell of have an eye after the lutsitteSs herewas very restive he tiotieed when he talle' without Brat call. Onotulago. Mrs. Leech of Holmes- Rev. Ur. teGettr, Mrs, LeC•car and went in with a lantern in the eveithig Ing on WU Ville ; and 'Miss Witinifred Howell of little daughters, Leta and Helen left bathe could not understattl the cause J B. HOOVER J. . Oralieeville. The bride and groom left on Saturday evening to visit lancer- of it at the time. Mr, Gunn's:barn, 'pa )p by the evening train for their honey- dine relatives. His Sacksoh, 1Vliels., too, near thtwililler, cetne in for a moon trip to Toronto, Buffalo and eotigregatiott gave kev. ittrz, LeGear a visit, but no great damage Wat dont Iles% to Cottonetelal Hotel. other Canadian Out Mile/nun eities. much. ueeded motion, arovlicre. •44.• • k • r •