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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1902-10-09, Page 44 The NewswRecord ia publielied every Thursday The Newe-Record Printing ouse ALDERT STREET e CLINTON advance ; 14.5o ay be charged if p) Terms of subseriptio -51 per year in not so pied. No peper diSeontned instil all arrears are paid, unless at the option of the publishet. The date to which every subseriptieee is naid is denoted on the label. Advertising rates -Transient adver- tisements, 10 Cents per nonpare:l line for first inssrtion and. 3 cents per lite far ca h std•sequent ineertiolt. Small advertissmente not to exeeed one in.h, such as " Lost," " Stray- ed," " Stolen," Etc.inserted once . ter 35 cents and each' subsequent in- sertion so cents. Communications intended fbr publica- tion must, as a guarantee of good Win, Le accormanied by the name of the writer. To insure publication in current Iseue ropy for adiertisements should be sent in early. Coetract retes-The following table shows our rates for specified per- iods and space : i yr. 6 me. 3 no. 1 une. x Column57o oo 540 oo 525 oci $8 so X C01.1171111., 40 00 25 po /5 oo 600 COLUT10,25 oo 15 0 8 oo 2 50 Column- 18 00 10 00 5 50 2 oo 1 'Inch 6 oo 3 50 2 00 1 25 W. J. MITCFIELL, : Editor and Proprietor • THE GOVERNMENT I$ SHAKY. • Hon. J. Israel Tarte, who has had " his coat off .for the past couple of ineinths, has now rolled up his sleeves end is dealing out sledge hammer. blows right and left at his opponents of Free Trade proclivities. Instead ef relenting Mr. Tarte is growing neore vigorous each day and' is comintitcling the alliance of Premier Ross of On- tario Senator McMullen and other erstwhile followers of Cobden. He is proving the claim that the Conserva- tive policy of "Canada for Canads inns" is the only one that will be; tolerated on this gide of the line and in the columns of his paper, •1,a Pat- tie, he scores his maligners in unmette- ured terms. Every issue gives to the world in general, and one of Mr; Tarte's confreres in *particular, a sharp lecture as to what should •be dc,ne to conserve our industrial wel- fare. As the heart to heart talks are not to the liking: of those at whom they are directed, and bitter retorts Lre hurled back at the, unluckylleael o. the Minister of PUblie Works, the ministerial breach is widening and the, difficulties of the Literal party are multiplying. • At the present time the thoughts of Free Trade Ministers turn towards Europe and Laurier, and the hasty ac- tion of the premier in winding up his eflairs on the other side is without doubt the result of an urgent appeal for his return to the scene of trouble. Just what Sir Wilfrid will be able to accomplish time alone can decide. Liberals vow that Mr. Tarte hes tak- en advantage of his leader's abeence to opens a campaign which has wrought no end of -eiril to their party cause, and they are denouncing the " Master . of the Achninistre.tion" in the press and in private as a danger- ous political anarchist. Mr. Tarte's only crime, however, seems to be that . he will no longer consent .to remain on the fence while the country is look- ing for some evidence of advancement on the part of the government and in getting down on one 'side of it be has forced his colleagues to drop, of. on the other. • • That Liberals have reason to fear the ill effects of Mr. Tarte's leap is be- yond dispute. No matter. how • negot- iations for a settlement are conilumed nothing that can be done will restore - cc nfidence in the ability of the. Leer- ier government to deal with the fiseel policy of the country in a fitting manner. A government to be effective must at Ieest be united in the open,. In council and caucus irtdividual meni-• bees may air their individual opin- ions, but if the country is .to :have confidence in their ability to discharge their duties in a proper spirit alit. mate unanimity is an essential' ele• 'neut. In a country like -Canada we: cannot endure Free Trade -Protection rule. Industry can survive just ao. much of that form of government and no more, and Mr. Tarte realties that six years of hypocrisy in dealing, With the tariff is ample. Under Liberal rule imports from the United States have grown . from 561,649,041 in 1897 to 5120,809,956 in 1902. Lur markets are flooded and our manufacturers ana their employ- . ees are being robbed of a home mar- ket to which they have an inherent right. Mr. Tarte has pronouticed for a discontinuance of this evil. .He must servile: and carry with him ;the support of associates or must. retire'. There can be no one half measure ;as. dopted to tide over the dillicalty.. That would mean even greeter distrust In Canada's future. So long as 'the• government is unsettled .in its pro- gram so long will business suffer. How is the crisis to be overcome ? Xt really looks as if the days of •the government are numbered. • WEST AND SOUTH HURON . PROTESTS PAIRED OrP. Mr. Justice McLennan and Mr. Jus - sire McMahon sat at Osgoode Hall on Friday last to arrange the slate for election trials, Mr. R. A. Grant appeared for the Liberal's and Mr. Edmund trietol for the Conservatives. Counsel agreed that the following cases should be heard at Osgoode nail three weeks from Friday at io.e6 o'clock which meansthat they will- likely be ills - missed : East Hamilton-eneury Carscelleil West Hatnilton-Maj. J. S; nendrie Manitoulin -41 M. Fraser Sonth Norfolk --Wm, A. Charlton South Wentworth -John Dickenson South Huron-Ifenry Either South Bruce -R. E. Clapp West Huron -M, G. Cameron • Algoma -D, M. Brodie • C. Simcoe-A. fl. Thompsoli, In all but South Wentworth atict West Huron there ate crose petitione, THB CLINTON NIIWS-Rzoortx) J I 1011101 1, 11111 •.•••••-•.--•••••••-,•••••••••-•-••••• HE BREAM BETWEEN STANLEY TOWNSTUP. TARP AND TUE LIBER- ALS IS NOW WIDE. The sen, formerly organ of the it - 10115 of huh stry, says : 41 The breech between Mr. Tarte and the mase of the Libetals- is May wide and it, is difficult to see how a „goy- ertertent of which he is ti" member ..eari vontinautt the •eonfidence of the Lana, -als Ontario and the West."' TEI CODERICH SIGNAL • DE- CLARES TEAT TITE ONTARIO'. LIBERALS ILANE NOT A MAN CAPABLE OF LEADING THE PARTY. If anything 'ehould happen to Laur- ier the Premiership - would go .a.beg- gieg so tar as Ontario is concerned. Quebec late Tarte, Nova Scotia has Fielding, New Brunswick has Blab', the• Northwest has Silton, but Ontario 'tee nobody.-Goderich Siguat.. ' BAXPIELD. ' Mr. .and Mrs: John Newcombe - of Goclerich were in the village on Mon- day. 'Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Holman of Eg luiriodioulyv.ille were in the Village on •Sa Mr. Iferiey. Sperling .left on Montle. to visit his parents in Georgetown. Mre. Yellend is. spending a couple o weeks with. friends at London. : Miss Ray McGee .of Toronto arrive home on Monday evening to. spend he holidays. Mrs. Jaineg • reegnson gave a: part on Monday -evening to a, few .of he iriekisi . • • - - The following trent Bayfield, attend ed the .sale 01 ponies at Clinton o Monday : Dr,• female, Thos, Stinson Robert Rouatt, and - fhornas Stephens The two latter purchased Otte each. Wilt, White, the great comedian of Toronto, is billed to appear -here ou show night, Oct.- r5th. Miss Nellie Card of •Toronto is .honie on .• - • • . Mr. •Frank Edwards returned- last seer& after spending a couple of weeks .visiting -Mends in Londou and Strath- roY. • . Stnith is • .Visiting friends. in Goderich at present. ', • Mrs,. Frank Edwands left • on Wed- neeclay tO visit friends et.Beetin. *We • have the Sed dety ef: recordieg the - • death on Sunday.. of. Mrs. Mary Westlake, aged 92 • years.. • Mrs. . ..West- lake was Ore .of the old settlers on the Sa,uble . Line' and hes - b.eCst in ,feeble. health for some time,. Of -late years and • until the day. of her cleatli she had lived with Mrs.. • Suowden. HO dea,th .was not unexpected as she ,has been bedtase for some. time, Her see - mates' were followed to their last rest - ng place in D.ayfield: cemetery by her many friends. • The •sereice was .• e011 - ducted by Rev, CS-jenningse • • . 'Mr. S. -P. 'Boyd- Of Toronto .visited friends in town last 'week. ' Dlr. John McKinley -a the Goshen Line, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Nebel, spent a feve days last wee e Barrie as guest$ of the f.ir- Imes brother, Rev. George McKinley. On Wednesday ol last week Rev. C. Jennings of B43/field visited at the home of 111r. John Sharp. lUr.George Mitchell of the Babylon Line u mg a silo. 011 Monday last Mrs. Alex. lt.'ilson of Boeton was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, W. geys of the Babylon Line on her way to attend •the W. M. S. convoution in Clinton, • Mr. end Mrs. limy • Erratt, ,of the Parr Line were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Joltustou oue day recently. Mr. Ed. Centelon of Clinton spent a few days last week visiting her iritnd, Mrs. John Sharp of the Baby- lon Line. Mrs. 1'. Stineon lett on Thursday on a visit to her brother, Mr. James Dewar of Kincardine. Messrs. R. J. Greet and Robert lemma brought a pair of bronehos at Clinton on Monday. Mrs. Charles .lonuston, accompan- ied by Miss Georgina Johnston, were itt Seaforth the forepart of the week on e •. Mr, W. J. Stinson brought home his iietv Steel King windmill on Monday.. -Airs, Westlake, Sr., died on Sunday - at the residence of her daughter, Mrs, t- Snowden, at the ripe old age of ninety y two years. Ur. George King had rather an un- . pleasant experience on-SundaY night, f. While going along. the road with e pail of milk for his calf he was run. d into by a young couple with a horse ✓ and buggy. The wheel of the buggy t>truck the nail, scattering its con- y tents over the occupants, George says ✓ he would not care only :the wrong calves got the 'milk. . - Miss Janie Johnston was the guest 11 Of Miss Eva Wallis of Goderich town- ship last :Week. •• .A • meeting' of. the congregation of Luke's church was held laet weeic to eOneicler the repairing of the • founda- tient of the elated'. • 'Mrs. C. Waeman of .the Ieondon Road is on a three weeks.' vieiteto friends in Melting 'and .Saginaw, Mich. WEST TUOKERSMITH. • • Rev.. Mr. Steadman of Point Ed- ward Was in the neighborhood several days during the past week 'visiting old -friends. He was on. his Way to Stalin where' he preached lanniversaty sermens on Sunday ----------- Miss • . • ' . Miss. Mary •Nott, is ',visiting Detroit friends: . • Mr. Will.•,Stanbury left on Saturday lest for .a• two weeSs' visit with his sister, Mrs. Robert Hunter of. St. Jos- eph Island.. • • . • - . • • ' Mrs.. Grant has returned. front her 'visit. to the Western. States where she was the guest .of her son, Dr.. Grant. Mrs. Jos, Townsend spent the 'pa.st Week with •her. brothers, aecsiirs. 'Geo, and Wire Stanbury of the London Road. •' . • • Miss R... Waldron of the London kciad. arid Mr. R. -Fair of Kington were. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sat -n- iter- Chowan Cleneleboye on Friday leista : Mr. .and . Mrs. Will. Townsend took in • the . fall' excureion •to. Saginaw, Mich. ••1111ile 'there. they "were • the guests of Mr. and: mrs. Newton elicit. Corn cattingds• the order of the day, 1101.41LESVILLE: . • Rev. :Shoat/ of lientniller called on .Rev. J, Hussar on Menday. ' Misses A. Steplienscm and B. atans ley visited :friends in Tuckeismith Saturday and Sunday.' Mr. 0. C. Willson of Seaforth Spent several days in our village this week. Quite a few from here attended the W .111. S. 'con ention in Clinton tide week, Lite delegates were Mrs. .7. linssar and 'Mrs. Leech, the dietrict organizer. • • . Mrs. D. Holmes and' children and Mrs. Wm.. 1-folmes Of ,Goderich Visited Mrs. Holmes op Saturday, • • GODERIOTI TOWNSIITP. Mr. Alms. Jenkins is • con,fincd to his tOorn through illness, bitt we hope for his: epeedy recovery,. , •. Mr, and' Mrs. George.'llanley.'of Clinton- are the • gtteSts of Mr, and Mrs. Milleie-Harristori• Tribune. Mr. it. • G: priecipal of the •Siiiretnerltill school, has again item re- engeged • and. ,ae token of appreeins :Hatt his salary has been inereased to 'the extent Of twenty flee dollars..Mr. Reid is not only • ait efileient teacher but he is as well. popular throtieliout the Seetiott. , • • Miss • Teesie .Ten'tina. of this -town ship 'and Mise Leithwaite of Goderieb heve. been an a trip to Chicago. Mr. • Daa. Glieldou has tanned froth. a. visit. 16 hie brother in We.stern arid 78 More .than ever • of .the opinion sthat Harem is: .the. fittest:re" .oaradise, • Me says .that if:oilseeds, of acres Illinois -and aeldoitilitg Matte are under wet and Om the cern is naperfeetly., olentl, • The larinere 112 those states will not 'fare. any too tvell tide fall. Mr. Gliettlon's brothel lives :owe sixty ntilee froin Chicago aitd every :itiornieg ships to the.' city the milk from his Iva my five' cotes: he milk retails at 8 cents per quail. Municipal tnattere are, being dise•uss- somewhat and there tvill prabab4 •several new canclidetees in the field. mong the •names mentioned thee... Mr, John rotd,' a capable, all.. end man.. Ile would malte 'dies:, nt member of the council. • ' The. News-Retord will. be, sell to any address until the •crid 14oefar one •fifteen months for onevtlek ler. • Mr. R. sWappecl ,itis roan iiri.tvr with Mr, W.. .uason or Illyth. The roan TS a beauty and Mr. • Mason may well lie proud of it. lVfr. Jenkins,' prestut driver is a good one, but not quite as spirited as the roan, Master Edward Jenkins, who has. - been .coillined to Ilia for the 'past . tife; •Weeke, ie again able tO be ••ont,, ed be • A It is rumored that Addington and , je Stormont, the date of trial for which Is the gist, will be tratisferred to Toronto and dismissed, also. This leaves but eaven cases Of a Est of _49 petitions and 17 cross petitions to be tried. The es.rnings of the '0, T, fat the last week in September were nearly $r 000peo, the largest in the history pt roaciA, . AUBURN. AniOng the R. Straughear 'of Colboine' is at death's door., R., T. Erratt is- little better, but An- nie Jeobie is geitting, etrength, • • ' Anniversary services Will hall at Weetfield • next- Sabbath, followed by. the, custorna.ry tea-tneetieg the Monday evening following, Sidi's church, Base, Line, holds an entertain- ment 1VI•ouda.y of this week-. Rev.: Small preached on the " Coue. ies" of ' the Bible last Sabbath.. . The Presbyterian' miel-steick 'prayer' meeting- has been changed, to e.30 in-. stead of .8 ot.cloCk c/11. Wednesdey • ev- .ening, Ihey are studying the. gospel, "A: lame, Matt, • Rev. Galloway, : eccus pies the pulpit of Knelt church next Siindey, niornieg stud iney. take •En- 'deaver in the :evening. • . ..• : The •• Trustees of U. S. S. No. 5,.. .Hullett, bald a sneeting lest Friday night, Miss W. Thouipsen of- the june ior' • d,epattersent ..purposea Norrnalling at London with the New' Year, Min Cora Is erguson, . teacher of • the village, goes to.Ottawa -on, a siniilar ..quest.••.: . . Norman: Beaver of. Crecheoit is -with IIS•again, teking his' old' post 'in .eur flour • . • ,111r: Sleep: • Nicholson ' ha a reterned from •the ',West and reports harvest Plenteous and labOrera few. • , PotatoeS considerable rot ,•a- snonget them in these Parts: . • s Prost is now :no new. thing altlidugh not very biting as ets • • Francis' R.... 'Mut 11 returned to re- sume her studies at• . Toronto' Met week,' • -• Rev. kr. is 'the preath in the Stethcaliat ehurch next Sunday main - Mg. , • - • • • : :Miss 'Carrie :Mills was. visiting. .ciet at Blyth •a few days eeceittly, • Miss E. A. Arthur took a trip to the Soo to visit her relatives • there,. Miss Lettie• Whitney retarned to Toronto after spending is few Weeks at her inother's. . • • • • Dr. F. Turiabull and his sister, Mrs., NelSon, and •ehthlre"n took in' the: wecls di -ng of' their brother, Dr. Jas. 14:: Vont/till of .Goderich. • • • • • Me. R. Medd has botight out Mr, Williane Davidson and Mr. Davidson has bought out Mr. George Whitney. . Miss Carrie,, Youngblut -return..ed front Goderich last week.. . • '• The volunteers returned Irina Niag- ara last Saturday, load report having had 'a good time. WINGPIAM.• • The financial tepOrt of the Witigham Methodist thiirch .foe the year ending 3leay.,3est has been priuted: -.From the report we ,gather - the • following : Total membership �f church 450. • 17 • members were, .teceiv,ed during the yeer arid there were 57, retiovals, .The total ieceipts up to July'. isth, 2;02, to the new church buildiug fund was /b8,525,29. ene egivsorth Lea.gue " • has. a membership 'of lis 'and the Jun- ior League 86. Six members of the church were called away by death dur- ing the year. .1 its total inoniee raised for all purpOses up to . July, est weie as follows : Quarterly. (Metal 'maid $1,,o56,3o, Trustee hoard 5656.54„new church beibling fund for • last ,confer. 'ence year $4,229, Epweith Lengues f 434.56, Sueday school, $204./6, Lad - its' Aid Society $726.87, Miseumary lend r:358.41 ; for other •funds $/76.29. Our esteemed young lowest -nail, Ur. Alex. Ritchie, left for a 'trip to 1 errysburg, Ohio, on a. Very pleasant missiois, and on October 1St Was hap- pily wedded to Anse Francis .Webber MeKell, only daughter of the late A-. The tua,rriage cereinelly • was erformed- Ly the Rev. 0, A, • Adams at the resiitence of, Captain J.' A. Rogers. in the town above .inentioned. A. Marini/1 but quiet weddingsgrae- ed the home of Mr, geld Airs,- JetineS Duffield on•Wednesdey week when. their daughttr, Mitts Jelnlin Clair, Was. u11 - De& in marriage to Mr. Gee. Roe, the populer host of Queen's, hotel. Promptly at 12.30, as the wedding march was heing elayed by Mies elottekton, the contracting partics rLsented themseiVeS before Rev, W Low, 'who with the impressive rituai,. of the English Church, tied the nup- tial lelot.. 1 he 1 rule was prettily gowned aka was attended only by her little niece, Dorothy Heath, as flower girl. Mr. P. n. Kerney,. who has been en- gaged in the bath ring business in ttinglisan for some tine ye in, 'sold his business last 'week to Mr. Itat•rett, of Brussels. The 0 w roprietor is now in sea:Mon. 111r. Kerney recently pin•chesed a farm ift Morris and see en 'eretand that 1 e will coin- tiettee feinting' neat epritig. DONNYBROOK, School conimeueed again on Monday 14bsitiss Alice Tisdale returtad last week from North Dal otu where she Las hen sPentliug ,the eurunier. /firs. Albeit Stem is slowly 'tactic - ming 'from her long sickness, we are glad to say. a- round. aSgaiminon—Dow is .able to be a- . Corn cutting and filling silos is the "order of the nay. A mother front here intend to take . Oct Blyth :glow on Wednesday. The trustees of Pounybroole school itila:eyeasre.cered bliss Sarah E. Reid of Stanley to teach for the balance of Mr. David Tisdale visited at Mr. Jsenes Robieson's on Sunday. Mr.. a.. Thompson was with the vole uuteers in camp at Niagara -on -the. lake. The emsons are busily engaged put- ting up a • Stone foundation for Mr, George Tisdale's new barn.. Mr, Edward Plowman spent Sunday at Mi.. K. Mr, and Iffes. "James Robinson visit- ed at Mr John111"11 ' one :.week. • • 1 'last .. Read the News -Record. for home rieWS. - TRE WEDDING Or MISS ANNA LOUISE GLAZIER. in the midst of relatives and a few intimate .friends a quiet but pleasant event took place the evcning of Sept. -24th, at the Cape Croker parsonage - when .the Rev. Glazier %tinted in marriage his fourth daughter, Anne. Louise teacher at Purple Valley, with. David 'Alian .of Alma. • - - • The wedding march. was played. by . Miss Edna Inonard :pi Wierten e and as the' clock etruele eight the- bridat party' took their places. • The bride tool•ed hancleonie, attired in white cashmere ttlnerned with white and epplieue, end Caeried aboquet • of cream roses. - The laridesineist -was Zee ,Era .sister of the bricle, who wes dress- sci catried biOnqtwiethitoesilk f g4rIly(114tlitledri •The grocim was assisted by. his: friend, Mr. Will, Jermyri• of Cape Croker. . . . . . . . After the cerenecinY and the .equgrate Mations the -.tasteful .supper Was en- joyed b - all. The- --The' avenin was dea •antly • sYpent . in • eonvergsagtioh, - miusi:',. Me, '. . • . . - The many beautifni and aseltil- pres- ents •.show the high, esteem .in which • the. young couple .are .held by their - Meny friend's. The treat clay Mr. and Mrs. Allan , left for their 'future home at Rat j ;Portage, going from ()Won Sound by steamer Athabasca. The good wish- es of their numerous- friencle follow them. • DR., TURNBULL SIA.RRIED,• ' -A quiet ;but 'pretty wedding •took place at • Endyne," 'the residence. of -Alexaltrleisfair of CranbroCik, on :Tues- day, .Sept, 36th, when his daughter, Miss •Jean, was, married •to Dr. J.. L:' Turnbull . of Gealerich... 'The ceremony te-as perfoyined in front of •:e bat* of asters and ferns by 'Rev.. D. .H: Me-. Rae, in the .presence of the relatives ;and a few 'Militate. frieuds of the: con- tracting parties. • The bride ..loOked pharoting in a gown of White dtichesse satene en erein, over taffeta-, trimmed .with exquisite Brussels lace . and :fluted chiffon. She we're the cestonsary brid- al veil with 'oraege blossonis,• caught - with a butterfly tel BrusselS .ancl earried • creatn roses. The bridemaid, Miss Aggie •McNair, sister . cf thee bride, • *ore cream.. Crepe de chene, • trimmed with: ecru • cniipu:re and' green• velvet ribbcine:and carried. pink roses.' Little. :Jessie Neilson, niece ,of the groom, acted as .flower: girl •and . was 'dressed in a pretty little gown .of white Silk trimmed with valeuciennes lace •and ca.rried besket of pink :cars hations. The. grootn was ateencle,d .by Jiis•brother, Dr:• Frank , Turnbull of. Anberti. .After the. eeremony .0. dejen- uer wee served, after. which the hapPy... couple. left son. . the 3.30. train .frotte Bruseele for • News Yoek and 'Beetenie The: bride's going' asva-y ,gown was a heavy blue tailor inede opening •over a ' blouse • of white silk, with hat to match, . Many good wishes: wnr:f9tIov Dr, and Mrs. Turnbell for a. happy • and prosperous life,. • .. • • ' , The • Grand- „Ivry at the namilton Asitzes.. found -two Itue bills ,against 'Contractor G. .8. Brest/tea for at-' tempted • bribery- 'of civic officials -in comtecticin with Itis' coat contract,. Right Hen. Joseph Chamberlain:has • asked. Lord . Minto , to convey to his 'Ministers 'the thatiks • of his 1VIajeety'S government lor .arrenging • a military - contingent to. take part in the Coron- ation ceremonies. . _ . • I stnaTnnun,x,. Mrs. O. Hill has been visiting her friend, Mrs. Nelson Bingham of Rich- mond, •Mich., for many years a resi- dent of this sc•ction. Mr. Jelin Hill has been a little un- der the weather for a few days. Mr. John Smith of the 161.11 con. visited, friends iu Bay City, bliela We are glad to see that Mr. S.'Low- ery. has much improved in health and we hope lie .will shortly be as well as usual again. COLBORNE TOWNSHIP, Miss Jennie Sprung of Goderielt was the guest of Miss Mattie Malian on Sal‘bubsasth.Loti, e Treble of Goderich is spending a feet/ days with, her brother Charles of Cedar Valley. 'We are sorry .to say that Mrs. Rob- ert Straughan is in a critical state at present. filie received. another Para- cl:ttlirecits,Tnelte on Friday last and the Mr. Slaw will start revival services doctors have slight hopes of her re- . . Good is getting around again after We are glad to say that Mr. Edward weeks, no Tuesday evening tieStt in Bethel • 11,1r. John Walters of Saltford lost a will ring in Saltiord in the near futs 4 Dame Rumor says the veedding bells fine horse the past week. It was having been laid up for a couple of suite a boss to 'Vit. Walters. Death • has • visited. this locality . once more. Mrs. Gardiner of the 4th cote passed into the gee'at beyond at , the age of 68 years. She leaves is bereaved' husband, three daughters and one son to mourn their Joss. The funeral took place. on Wednesday afters noon et one •o'clock to Dungannon cemetery where the remains were laid in their last resting places The ber- eaved husbaud and tainily have. the sympathy of the whole comreunity in this their tittle of sorrow,. . CONSTANCE Mr. Folfand of Clevelaud paid a fly- . Mg visit to friends in the village. His mother, Mrs. CooPer, returned with him to spend' the winter. . •• Que of those pleasant events took Dlace:at the residence of Mr. Richard Anderson when elclest daughter, Miss -J. Nettie, was alarried to a Vomiter young • oftener, Mr. Jos.: Brown. The ceremony was performed' by 'Rev. Mr. Mfisgrose. The. bride wits assisted by ,Miss Marquis, While -the grotern was stipported by his brother. 'Both • contracting parties .are thought Of, which • was shOwii by. the . valuable presents that 'wee r•eceived. '• Mr. Hugh' Mecilonald of Staffa vis- ited his sister one day last week.: • . Mies Edna. Staples' of Seafortle vis- ited- friend's ire the village last week. . bite :Edwin Britton., left. on Tuesday for a ittonth'S •visit to Idaho. 'He goe.s with •141r.. George Coats, • who is letting theee carloads of sheep' with He -was :formerly a resident, of this place. •, • •• • Mr. and Mrs. w.. Cole. are visiting their 'scins •at Ethel. • ' ' Next Sundey 11Tt. W. G. Webb ' of Lontleshoro ival take s the 'service in. -the afternoon. Rev'. Mt. Kennedy takes tile' Clinton appointment to al- low Rev, Mr.• llfartning to preach .au- nieereary sermens ,Londesbato. • ASIIFIELD TOWNSHIP: . • . . . ' Liziie took, Who' has . beeti , visiting friends • in. Manitoba for •the' past two inonths, has returned .htnite. ' Ineknow Fair cause. Off- last ',ffiturss. •clay and was :feerly good. .. • • Rev. P. Deteit conducting revival. servicesat Hope church, * The. S. S.. conlention in conneetion with the Ashfield circuit Was held In Hope . charehtlast • Tuesday :and was largely • iitteeded -althbugh the weath- er .was• anythinginit nice. . • Mr. S. W. Cook; who has been' in the.: West:tor' the ..past year, • returned' 1,1.me,.ae,t; Thursday. ' • • Mies. L. Cooke ad MrG.carter have• been visitiii• in 'Clinton and vic- inity. , n, • . . ' • TINE MINSTREL PRODUCTION. • " McKinney Br, played • t� a packs tat house last night at the Grand. -• They are the lieSt Minstrel Coinpany that has visited • Kingston for 'years and- some of their acts the best ever seen alt a local stage.. Their Cprona- • tion Pleat Part is a revelation and is really something new and original minetrelsy. They will repeat their production.tonight. and will no doubt have tne 5, R. 9. sign hung out." - Kingston Whig. , • ' The McKinney Bros. wills appear 'in thestonet hall, Clinton-, on Thursday, •04. loth.. • . SOVERMON BANK CliALLnNOB CUP Title trophy, which ie" valued at $25, has been presented to the Gun Club by the Sovereign Bank, The highest aggregate Wino it and when wen Ave ones it becomes the property of the competitOti • October 9th 1902 lay.ea.,wwts, gab dinilikolr. -i#111AbilkoW "to- 4s.Allselboltlo PICKLING SPICES Whole, Ground and Mixed spices All kinds, fresh and full strength 0 By the oz., lb, or package. RPpnascatavioN Ef STORE 0 . . Reekie, litTso...to Sydney .1nokson. IT, B, Corks, Bottling Wax and Jar Rings. # aseeee-asaisselasesieaftesaSilielliellee'll&els-Issellle lassiteeinialseeseeeseaseeesaetealia i New Fall Goods at WM. Taylor and Son's A dall Solicited We sell everything in "Modern Footwear" Our sock is equalled by few and. excelled by natio Special values in long boots I,Ve shall be pleased to show you our stock and give you our prices. It might be money In your pocket, Our :stock for the Fall Trade is now complete, 'We • ha've all the tritest styles . Which we now (der et very close prices for CASH, We are sole agents in Clin- ton for the KANT 'MACK Robbers, Every pair guar- anteed. Also Sole .Agents in Olin, ton for the celebrated Gran- by Robbers whieh haVe stood the test. They are the best in the market. Try a pair end be convinced. THE OLD RELIA.BLE. Cash and One Price Butter and Eggs taken as Cash 1 Wm, TAYLOR & SON. •6••••:•••4••.***41144••••••••••4:44,4***0*.0.4.444 9.44 THE MlEAT CASH . STORE I Witpw. You Vi -sit Myth TAKE A ,WALK TREQUO • I THE GREAT . Where you will see unsurpassed values in 'Millinery; Dread Goods,,Mant lea i 1 .. and Mantle Cloths) Writ ppers 'and 'Writ ppetettes, BIOnsea, . Corsets, Bo, . .siery, (Tnderwear, Blankets and Vornforters, • ' • . • • BOOTS, • SHOES' ANI.) RfiBI3EHS ' . : In the -Clothing Depart Ment we have'is large .a.sscirtinent of • • • MeiesaYout hateind Boys' Ready -Made Sititietod Overcoats : See our Witid and Rainproof 'Pea Jackets for Mao and , Hoye.. •. In .otirKur Department you Will find it large'assort Ment of '• - ' ' Ladies' Coate, Capes, Caperines, Mtiffe, KLAN, Gauntlets and Caps.. • - • •• . leletes: Fin, Coats in Coon; Martin, Wombat, Dog and Kangaroo .' • Also a.leige range of Cape. • • D1 M. M°BEATH- BLYTH •: • • Pretoria telook. I. .....!"44444W14.44•14444,ov$4.14*4+.4.04,0**4•44t. • - ! 1111R.011111011: Fuititurp. Bn UndOrtakitig flo Rowe .& -Holloway announee that they have bought the Furniture and Undertaking business of Broadfoot & Box "and will continue the same in the old stand. Mr, j. Atkinson, who' has a thorough knowledge of the lataii- ness, will have charge of this store and will also do all kinds of repairing, upholstering, etc., at Very moderate peices. A first class hearse in connection. J. ATKIN'SON, IVIanager. R. N. ROWE. LADIES, LOOK YOUNGER. A. J. HOLLOWAY. t A. IVIcKown MAKES COOK HARNESS Which is the desire of one and all. Take the trouble of visiting Prof, Dorenwend's private short/ rooms at the Rattelibury House, Clinton,' on Tuesday, Oetober Lithe and see the many beautiful inventions in Styles of Human. Hair Coverings, Wigs, 13atigs, Switches, Etc., and inspect his new patent structure. McKinney • Bros. Minstrels AT CLINTON Towx nALL ON TRIM:MAY EVENING, OCT, /6. GRAND CORONATION FIRST PART - MAGNIFICENT 1VIITATAR:st RAND AND SYMPHONY ' EVERY ACT A FEATI.JR.E. NEW, REFTNED, ITP40.DATE GRAND STREET PARADE AT NOON' Advance sale of seats at W. D. Pair •••••••4•4 . Prieto 35o, ne, 11. 4. Come and see tny rubber and solid nieltie driving har- ness before buying elsewhere. MOK0111111.