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W. J. MITCHELL!
Editor and Proprietor
• Here is an expraheion of opinion M Willi 33 d iti
hel1R. BORDEN'S CREED.
In his Winnipeg speech Mr, Borden,
leader of, the Liberal -Conservative
party, thus stated his political creed
" I do not believe in sending raw
materials to the 'United States, send-
ing Canadians after them t� work • in
United States 'factories aridthen send-
ing good Canadian money to buy the
goods made by Canedians from Can-
adian material in the United .States.
I believe in the development of indus-
tries along legitimate lines and de-
veloping the coal of Nova Scotia, the
lumber of British Columbia'the fielt-
eries, the lead mines, as well as the
great agricultural industries of these
weatern plains, and only by a pOliey,
of this kind .can we builh up a great
nation.'
SIR WILFRID IS ILL. to
No amount of contradiction and ex-
planation can convince those Who have t
seen hien that Sir Wilfrid Laurier he e
not a sick man. It is known to per- n
sonal friends of • the Liberal •Itie.der
that he is on diet and is in very prim: a
form. Serious doubts are entertaiitete
as to the ability of the Premier te i
Mr. ran on was v s ng ••, Miss Addie Stephenson spent sever
a.
from one of Montreal's leading Liber- friends in 13elgrave last week. ; (Lys as the guest of her uncle, ),Ir.
al eitieens when informed of Mr. 1 James Snell of Hallett.
Mr. Harry Falconer, who has been ,
Tarte's resignation :
on the government steamer 13aylie1d, I Miss Jennie Tebbutt of Goderich has
"The Tories we have always oppos- returned honie on Saturday last, 1 been visiting her father,
ed on principle, but now there is no
more prinexple at stake. The erowdUr. Robert Johnson of Bright visit -
Dr. and Airs. Metcalf and Doctor -
who are running the government to- ese Anderson of Detroit were guests ed Mr. P. Leonard last week.
day are not holding together because at the Cominercial hotel last Thurs- Mt. Alf. Heys and bride of Brock -
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they believe any fixed principles. They day and Fr i:c14y. - I way, Mich., visited. their uncle, Mr.
are simply opportunists ; they sti
to 031e another bemuse they meet at
such a one4 house at a dinner or
went to a ball together at such a
place. They ate a crowd of opportun-
ists ectuated solely by selfish mot-
ives. hVhether Sift -on goes out or no
and 1 believe he Should be thrown oti
a •• Dlr. anti Dirs. Riley and child are
grandmother, Mrs. 'Sellars.
isiting at the home of hire, Reiley"s I
Mr. and .11irs. John •Fraser returned
home on 3.Vednesday after spending the
t' ast week at Belgrave, leteknow and
t' histowel.
hiessrs, George Collada.y of Lewis-
toth Mich., and Herbert of Chicago
arrived here on Saturday last to at-
tend the funeral of, tlteir sister, Miss
Sarah Colladay. The following from
le a distance also attended the funeral of
le Miss Colladay on inonday last: Mr,
a*id Mrs. Oeorge A. Thompson, Mrs
Gtorge Thompson, Mrs. James Moody
and Mr. and IVirs. Robert Thompson
hi near hhippen ; Air. and Mrs. Adam
Thompson of Goderich.
the gang that will come to replace'
hiln will be of the same kidney. • - It
may seem strange, but it is true, the
men whom Tarte has most ill-used in
his day of power will not turn against
him today, but will turn against
-.those whoin he deprecated- and, Mai
email in the eyes of the cottutry, ti
men who bent to his whip and whined
like ems, but who are now turning
their back • upon him, because -the
great Sultan has tired of his .Vizier
ane seeks only to fill his plaseh. I arn
an old. Liberal of twenty yealhEstand-
, ing:" •
RECR.UITING FROM THE PRISONS
In a' recent speech at. Newmarket,
Onth hion. G..W. Ross Stated that the
inhere.' party intended " to- fight" ior
tha'• liteh. which a popular
majority of 7,000 electors ot the
province of Ontario has declared a-
gainst., IVIr, Ross has been as good as
• word. lionneliately he began to
took about hero tor allies,' He, or his
• lieutenants, found onthe prison rec-
ords the names 01 men weoni it was
thought would • be useful.. to the cause.
in South Oxford Mr. Ross thought it
advisable to onseet Mr. Sutherland
the first Conservative to win the the,
efighit: 50 years. •Accordingly the Lib-
erhi " machine" was set 'notion.
A. man named -Chambers Undertook for
a conhideration. of $375, which was. to
be .dOubled if he proved six charges a-
gainst hlt, Sutherland, - to- furnish
eaniaging • ..eeidenee. ' His witnesses
were selected .froin the Most, hardened
riminals in the riding. These 'men
ppeared, 111: court to prove -bribery
a. • behalf of Mr. :Sutherland, • and ine
tead of:so doing. ;they admitted they
lad- been paid by. J. B. • Jackson, one
lhoss'• trustedfrienhe, cow -
nit • - perjury., The Witness.eshaleo ad-
niteed that they had 'been: •cautioned
o Stick to their story in court. The
viclence as. of such-' a iiorrib1 chare•
cter that Mr: ,Jitstice Street •wae
creche • eo • observe : - h• 'never ..sani
nything -like it in -my experience- be -
ore, home • is -it • poesinle - .to • trust.
t- r• • The • charges' Were dismissedeand
Mr: Rose and his.' prison. fighters, .wil
oee . the.. first .•round • of Owl- " fight,'
'bleb . is meant . to save-- ir Wilfri
auricr's right prin., "... The Liberal
remain at the head of the goverinnent
for any long period. Mr. -Tarte places .1
the limit . at two years, but- already • w
hints are being thrown out that . the • L
re really, growing mere; desperate alt
whole -cabinet will be reconstructed.a
We have the sad duty of recording
Another death itt our village in the
person of Sarah McLeod, 'wife of Dan -
1113. aged oyears, who passed
away on Tuesday afternoon, She '
leaves a husband awl three sons to
mourn their loss, John of London, •
Daniel of Rochester and Neal of this
village, The funeral took place on '
Thursday at 2 o'clock p.
A 'meeting of the Stanley Branch
.Agricultural Society will be held in the
town hall on Friday, Oct. 3ist, at
2 O'clock p. m. All complaiets or
protests are to be handed in to the
secretarh that 'they mar be decided at
the meeting.. Prizes will be paid out
on and after the esteref November.
On Friday . evening last a surprise
party was held at the parsonage when
the members of the Baylield Methodist
thur..h presenteh 'the pastor, Rev. J.
helland, with a. load ot oats - and po'-. .
tatOes. A very .enjoyable evening was , 3
spent. • . . •e
1 We have to record again .the visit of
3 • N
the grim moneter death. .atid the pea- 1,
sing away of Miss Sarah A. Colladay h
at the age Of 4years, departiagthis
life on Friday .afternoon of last week.
She has been an invalid for the past e
six years • and- has been confined to her h
1,ed since last August.- 'She- was a h
devoted. Christian, for many years- a .:
niember of the Methodist - church' and
'
a, co-worker in the Sunday . school,.
having. to give up her class on account • N
•of ill 'health. • In all ber trouble and. .c
sichness she- had -never been • heard to
coniplhin. She leaves h;ehind. het four e
brothers- . and three sistos : . John of
'
. . .
1 .Rendo . Mich' • Geor e of Lewiston ;
• • Herbert of :Chicago.; .thilliam of De-' a
e . • troit ;.... rilrs. • McAllister of 'Huston, .
s • Texas ; Mts. Adam -Thompson of God -
d erielt and:Mrs.' Coveie of this village.
..
$. The funeral took' •hlath• on Monday. •
W. Staulehe, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Holmes and Miss
Churchill of Clinton called on Mrs,
Holmes cut Friday.
Mrs. Croolts spent several days last
week visitiug friends in Gocierich,
Mrs, John Acheson of Goderich vis-
ited friends in the village on Satur-
day.
Dining the storm of Wednesday
lightning strueie Mr. F. Leonards barn
on the nth con: and eaused conside
etable damage. The electricity tore
off the ridge board, s,cattered the
shoigles 111 verieus directions, fillet-
tered a, rater and tore off smite of the
boards on both. the gable ends, It
then ran along a fence adjoining the
barn, tearing up- the sod beneath it
for some distance. A plank was tora
off a well a few feet from the barn.
The horses were in the stable at the
.
nine time, but were not•injured, al-
though the handle of a, fork hanging'
on the wall behind themwas torn in-
to splinters. The building elicl not
take fire though for some time after
smoke kept • coming up -through the
floor of the barn. Mr. Leonard kept
pouring water down and thus.probab-
ly prevented the total loss of the
building, .We uncleritand the insur-
ance company has employed a carpetz-
tea to repair the damages.
Quarterly meeting will be held, .
the Methodist chureh on Sunday
Mottling, The board meeting 'yin be
held on Monday afternoon;
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COLBORNE TOWNS'aIP.
Quarterly, service will be held in the
Beniniller ebureh next Sabbath at 30.-
0 .and service at Zion •eltuteh in the
venieg at 7 o'clock. • . •
We are glen to sec Mr; • Samuel
Vestlaloa h around again after having
ten- laid itp foe the past"few weeks
vith inflammation of the lungs, . •
We ate sorry to say that Mr. Win.
ones ef Carlow is improving very
lowly. He underwent an operation
n Friday week last and we hope to
ocin see elfin' around' again.
Mips Jennie. Young 6f 'Sheppardton
vas the guest cif Miss Minnie .FoWter
• Sabbath.
Hon. W. S. Fielding, the ma.n ; who r
endeavored to smash confederation in, a
1886, is spoken of as the probable sue- P
cessor to Sir Wilfrid. Certain ft • ie .1
that the governineet has • mach more li
he control ofe Hon. .G. W. Ross • an
ecklees each. . day.. ' When _ • the court
re unsafe from - their. ,abotninahl
e Sail news was received .the sante
lots popular government Might al
nost as well be abolished. Ontario
owever, is bound to free herself 'frau
to worry about than the resignation
of Mr. Tarte.' Sir Wilfrid' e retirement •li
would' be almost as severe a blow as •
Mr. Tarte', and it may not be far
away.
We are spiry to say that Mrs, holm
Icharty is laid up at present with
PPendicitis but. hope to- soon hear of
er .speedy recovery,
HORTERiS MIX. •
. . .
Ilia's :Amy Cox; who has' been ' en-
.
aged ein music teaching at leincar-
ine is visiting at the parhiital hihme
n the 6th eem... . . .. • : • .
dah, of the death , of William. of De- • g
„ d
, Miss Reta Seanbury gave a pffirty
to a•few of her. friends on Monday. -5p-
ening. • , . • e
The following torreatiohe have 'been
made in . the pfize• list ae published c
Mrs. Parsons,'-. 2nd prize foih cotton
batting ; G. H. -Heivecin, zed prize for
eo oz i Pippin, and A. E. .Westlake, d
est arid -2rid prize for Berkshire. sow. O
Six moaths old. • . • h
is prisonconfederates.. • •
•
tOtrptstogo.
' Mr. 1.. hr. Snell Of . iliampton is vie -
MR. SIFTON TALKED ABOUT.
During his fight with Hon. J. Israel
Tarte Hon; Clifford Sifton has been
the centre of great interest.. But his
position is soinnwhat different from •
that.. of his ex -confrere. -What-th
people want to know itt-•Mr. Siftin's
case is more concerned with private
affairs. The Canadian press is asking.,
in behalf of its readers, for a tip, as
to the best -methods to be employed'
in -making 5500,000 itt six .years with-
out capital. • . • .
Soine of the leading dailies have ask-
ed Mr. Tarte to turn his searchlight
on Mr. Sifton s department and ex-
pose some of the Much talked of west-
ern " jobs," " deals" mid "•bocid-
ling." The public is also am -time -to _-
know more about that $91,190 paid -to
the Montreal Herald of which Hon.
Sidney Fisher is a director. • Mr, Fish,'
er's share should be aenOuneed. These
'netters are getting to be titre toPies
and should be explained. The feclitig
is abroad that the $21,000,000 increase
in Canada's expenditure is not all be-
ing devoted to the best interests , of
the country.
DISGRACEFUL AND
. CORRUPT METHODS.
(Weekly Sun.) •
It is needkss to say that the ells-.
graceful and corrupt methods repotted
to by the Liberals for the purpose of
securing evidence to unseat Mr.. Stith--
erland in South Oxford are eolith:Wined:
by men of all shades of political op -
ion. Judge Street is entitled to the -
public thanks for the strong language
used by him at Woodstock in charac-
terizing the practices that were expos-
ed. Happily little has been known of
such practices in Canada and we hope
that the parties responsible for them
will be so vigorously dealt with that
the offences will not soon be repeated.
One Brunet got six m•onths for rig-
ging ballot boxes in the bye-electiou
of St. James' Division of Montreal.
Along came Minister of Justice Fitz,
patrick and set the rogue free after
doing ten weeks of his sentence. •
(Brunet's pal, Hetu, who had been .
packed off to Boston, returned to
Montreal as sooli as " the friends"
tired of paying his hotel bilis, and
the judge set him down for sixteen
months.
The jailer put kletu into the regula-
tion canvas suit and at honest werk.
A few minutes later along came an
order'this tittle not to set the rogue
free but to fix him up as a parlor
boarder.
•
From the eantate suit lietu slipped
back into his Boston clothes and was
led' to a carpeted room snugly Tarnish-
ed. There he gets the ?nothing and
evening papers, receives " the frietids"
and passes around die cigars and has
them take soinethitig while they Smoke
-at the expense Of those .who pa.id for
his keep in the States, The parlor is
kept at an even temperature and the
coal famine dnes not waxy him.
Pot' thousands of the Stin's readers
the first job of the day is to kindle
the kitthen fire. Where coal le not
used, when the cold is near zero, it
would be nice to have Sintiefrody elSe
drive the chill out of the house on
winter utoritihgs. Stuff a ballot box
or swear to a kite return and on get -
tint out of bed you, like Beth, will
fled the parlor warm, with coffee and
pork &VS to follow
lting his aunt,. Mrs. H. Iiill Of .the
t illage. „ • • '
Miss McLaughlin and Miss Tyerman
were the guests of Mrs: (Dr.) Young
on Sunday. •
Mr. D. S. 1Vlacdoueftll lost a value.
e •
Mrs: ' II Lr. Melehile is very poierly • . able hcirse last Week.''' "
at 'present. We ' hope' to hear of ,hsatisier M;r•',. Stev,hhs of •, the, Reheet Hotel isactoroy recotering aftee his rec-
place shOrtly on the 6th
ill take
, . int illness. ; • Tt is repOrted that two weddings
u ..
speedy recovery. ..
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• Rev hit. DayitIon of "(Tarim, pteach-
d in.
oh Sunday.
here; holinson anti ,Mise .Maucle, Pick -
rd .of Galt are guests: of their par-
nts, Mr.• aneheirs. John Pickard;
• Mr. anit•Mrs. John •Biggart• and
aughter, Miss :Nellie Biggart,
f Bayfielci .spent .§utiday. at .7,atnes.
facdonald.s.. • . ' •
Rev: E. C.- Jennings • and: family . Mr.. Robert Bthecnithspent"- Sunday
sPent lash Saturday : at Mr. Re Tay- *with relatives -on the Bayfield Line.
loxes :•of elieseph. • •
Ilriiitdeon 'is 'snorting a fine Next Saturday
'driver now:, It is a, broncho.
. Day."
Blyth and Lonhesboro ere to have a Miss Daisy Scotsrnere is in Clinton
friendly competition at the ratige next
•Saturda.y. • ' • Miss Nell. Maedonald haS rettirned
engaged 'in a clreSsinalcing establish-
.. ' went, from a two weeks' visit With friends
con„ near Porter's Hill. .
•
is ----All Saints'
Mr. Charles.' Newton. event Send ay
' • et home. • ,
. •
IVIr. Wellington -Wilson of Brucefiefel
Suntlayed in .Auburn.. the L. O. L. held their annual meet-
. . ,
Mr. William. eElliott . is receiving in Dunlop, e - • • .. - . .• . '
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emihrattilatiotis, a little eon haying .'
arrived tie cheat :the home. . • .
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-.A11111-Vernary services will- held
In the Presbyterian church, Varna,
on Sabbath, November e6th at he .a.
:HILLSGREEN.• .m.. and 7 p. tn. The Rev. • j. L. Mitt-
tay, M. A.,. D.' /I oi Kincardine will
. • .. .preach 'rnerning and evening. -All arc
. Mr, , Theis.. Farquhar .returnecl. heme • cordially . -invited. On the 'following
. . , .
Farquhar was highly pleased . with .Monday evening an entertainment 'will
be giveh ..in the cherch when the ,Ree.
from 'the ' West --last 'Thursday. 'Mr.
. the country'. • • , - Dr. Murray will deliver. his popular
Mr. leo...Lulter,,. who „ has been vis-
, , . and ihstttictive lecture on " The- Yel-
iting friends item,. • returned to his lowstone Park, the Wonder of Amer-
ica." The doors will be. open it 7
,
• And the ,entertainnient• begins at .8.
The • admiseion. 'for adults will ,be hee
and for children ioc. •
Mr. and Mrs, Albert MeBrien of
, Ilensall visited her mother, Mrs.
: hillier, on Sunday.
1 Misses Alva and Edna Beacom are
: spending a week with friends . near
IGoderich.
,
Mr, and Mrs. John Searlett and
Miss M. MeLaughton of Leadlniry vis -
ted on Sunday at Mr. George Ty-
.,
+ ner s.
i Mr, R. Watkins end wife visited
friends here Sunday.
IMiss Maggie Murray_of' town spent
Part of last week at Mr, T. Lindsay's.
. The season's threshing is now near -
1 ly over fend many people are glad not
0411.Iiitteieleaeo
because it is finished, bruet afgetiLe
)
store away. 14e
f grain they a
have
complain this year.no reason
to
IMiss Eva Johnson ,and her brother
of God:rich township visited friends
! here Sunday,
• Ecura,grT TowNsmr
The Woineu's Instittite met at Mrs.
Robert- 13eattie's .ott Wednesday last.
Thee, subject taken by Mrs. George
1neh1 was " Politeness aod Refine-
ment," after which a very interesting
discussion took place. Nearly all the
ladies in the neighborhood are. mem-
bers and have very pleasant and prof -
italic tithes. ) The next meeting will
be held at the call of the president,
Mrs. George Knox. Any ladies who
desire to join "nay confer with the sec-
retary, Miss Mary Parsons, Harloek.
Master Will: Beattie, who is attend-
ing Seaforth High' school,. Spent
Thoeiksgiving under the parental roof.
.• Miss May McConnell spent a day
or two with her' pareuts in Clinton
last week,
. Mr. Robert •McDool's sale was
Iergely attended on Wednesday • last.
Horses sold as high as $228 and ,cattle
as high as 597. • Bob -has sold his. farm
to Mr.. George Patterson for l36,5oo
anti 'Ito is -not sure. in What line of
enisiness he may embark. In Mr.•
Dool we are losing one of our beet cit -
liens but we hope success may follow
hien wherever .he may cast his jot,
Nt. George Henderson of Seaforth
event Thanliegiying with the boys on
. a rabbit hunt.
Ootober 8Oth,1902
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.. Whole, Ground and Mixed spices ..
All kinds, fresh and full strength
By the oz., lb. or package.
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R. P. Reekie)1,rmacatirTION DRUG STORE
SuOcesster to SYdney Jackson.
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-6 N. B: -Corks, Bottling Wax and Jar Rings.
$elfehettellerhiellehlealeehehehellahelehelehele„eneeneetiehehefeheehieeeeh „Aerie,
New Fall Goods at
Wm. Taylor and Son's
A Call Solicited
We sell everything in
"Modern Footwear"
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Our stock is equalled. by
few and excelled by noue
Special values in long boots
We shall be pleased to show
you our stook and give
you our prices. It might
be money in your pocket.
Our stock for the Fall
Trade is now complete, We
have all the atest styles
which we now offer at very
close prices for CASH.
We are Sole agents in Clin-
ton for the KANT KRAOK
Rubbers, Every pair guar,
an teed'.
Also Sole Agents in Clin.
ton for thweelebrated Gran-
by Robbers which heve
stood the test. They are the
best in the nou•ket. Try a
pair' and be convinced, -
THE OLD RELIABLE. .
W. TAYLOR & SON.
. GODERICII TOWNsHIP.
Quarterly setvice will be held in 4fehe>40444•40•040••••••••••••••••••••• 44,4/0 ••••••44 •••••••
Cole's Methodist church next Sunday
service will be dispensed withafteinoon THE GREAT CASH STORE
at 1o.eo . a. in. The usual
Cash and One Price
Butter and Eggs taken as Cash
Revieal Meetingsare being lee* •
ducted at Sharon churehe by .he pas -
hot, Rev. ha. Hussar, ' mid will' eon- • . .
.
tinee through this week. . I See our range -of beautiful. •
• .
. FURS, LADIES' COATS, CAPES,
• CAPERINES RTIFFSI
MUFFS GAUNTI:ETS d CAP'S I
Misses Storm Collars, Ruffs, Muffs and Caps And 1Vien's I
00hts. and Caps in Great variety.
. We hear, but are sorry to say, Mr.
George Cooper does not intend' giving
'a fowl supper ontlie, night of the 5th
of November, as fie has done for sever;
al years past, 'The people were look-
ing forward to it and will be disap-
• pointed. .
, • • ing last Saturday to think over a sup-
mr, nt;bie • rain:flea home per for the stli of November,
froin the West last week and Mr.. Win. ••
'Patterson also.
Miss: Reyaolds of Dashwood is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. Nicholson,
at present.. .
Mies Thia Wilson of Brucefield is
the guest .of Mies Effie. Hnox at pres-
ent.
. .
Rev. Mr. Brown of Belgrave preach- :come in Victoria, C. on Monday.
ed anniversary sermons off Siieclay •
last in the Methedist church. lie gave Mr. William Laker of Dawson City
three splendid sermons. The proceeds is visiting his :sister; 1VIrs, Chas.
on Sunday were $33.5o. On Mbrida.y "Stelek.
night Rev, B. Cottpland gave an
entertaintnent when the proceeds iv
Mounted to $24, a total of $57.,50,
-A meeting of the• Bible Society Will
be liehl in • Auburn on November 4th.
• The Orange brethren of L. 0. I,. No.
932 purpose having box social
on the evening of November 5t1t and
will entertaift their families, etc. A
good hime is expected at this social
function in comenemora.tion of the Gun-
powder Plot.
The rifle club are alio contemplate
ing a rille contest arid supper. They
had .another shoot last Saturday. .
Mrs. Doyle, Sr., departed this • life
ou Friday night last and the. remains
wete taken to St. Augustine for in-
tertneht on Motiday 'morning, .
Mr. Luke Lawson of Constance has
been visithig his brother John of the
village, • •
Mr, William Davidson' si sale was Et
good one financially and much . good
tock mos disposed of at top prices,
',,,Mt'. James Carter visited Carlow on
Sunday to see Mr. William Jones,who
is very low at .present.
RCM, Z11111111(la visited our school on
Itimulay • also the Misses Coupland
And Brigham. .
The- still and trioviug stereoscopic
views shown by Rev. Couplatitt ott
Monday night were much appreciated
by a large eadience despite the disa-
greeable evening. The views were ex-
eellent itt finielt and the imaginary
trip through' Scotland good.
Revs. Cotipland and Small attended
the temperance convention held hi
Ghdetich on Friday last.
e
Miss Muriel Benson of St. Cathar-
ines was accidentally shot and killed
by her brother Carl.
County Treasurer Sitambleau of
ent has behl suspended, owing to an
caked shortage in his aecOunt14,
There" Will be no service:hi the
Meth6clist church on, Sunday.':
'Don't forget to Ea' e in yciur Cab -
liege before Friday night,
Mr. 3. G. Troyer of Hensel( visit -
cd freends here on Sunday.
3311110EFLEI,D.
Mr, Philip Murray 'of Illyth has tak-
poseession of .the American hotel
which he purchased a short time ago.
• Mrs,. Fred. Smith of Chicago is
visiting her parents, Mr h anct hire. • D.
Macdonald .of the village.
Dr. Armstrong,who has been prac-
ticing his profession -here for the past
few years, has purchased a practice itt
Fordwich, near Gorrie.
. Mr. James Grainger, who has been'
liticl-up .for,' some time with a sore
foot, • is again able to be around.'
Large quantities -of apples are
. shipped front our station chary
&ay.
Mr, . Charles IVIason landed home
some days ago from the Ohl Country
with a cargo of horses, 6 be all. They
are good stock and we. hope Mr. Mas-
on will have the success which his
enterprise deserttes,
. wrsT TVOItERSM/TIL
Mr, Thos. Waldron, who has been
Oitit two Wees' Visit to Kingston,
has returned,
We are pleased to see Mr. 3. 0,
Crick around kg itt atter his severe
illness of it week ago.
Mr. 3. Clark, Mr. Lloyd and Miss
Nettie were guests itt this vicinity ou
Stinday last.
A.ITOTION SALE REGISTER.
Saturday, NOV. 1st, at Ip. m., an
lot 41, Huron Road, Tuekeremitle ad-
' joining the town of Clinton, farm
stock and imp1ernents.--3ohn Pickett,
proprietor ; Thos, Brown, auctioneer,
Tuesday, Nov. htli, itt 1 p, in., at
the village of Bornholm, miles north
tif Mitchell, farm stock end implent-
ents.-John Walsh, Proprietor ; Thos.'
Brown, Auctioacer, '
William Carroll, an old men living
between London and St. Marys, set
fire to his hose and stabbed himself.
Be was rescued front the building and
is in the Loudon hospital. He will
peOba.bly recover,
The election of Mr. 3. C. Monteith,
Conserenteive hi. P. P. for North
Perth, has been voided abet a new el -
cation ordered.
Fighting between lVfacedoitiati fuser -
gents and Turkish troops contitates itt
the Kresna Pass.
It is expected that the cable betWeet.
Canada and Australia will be com-
pleted on 'Saturday.
The members of the Irish party have
left the House of Commons. in a body
and returned to Ireland.
Speaking at West Bromwich, Lord
Charles BereSford expressed -the °phi -
ion that Britain was entering upon. a
century of peace. .
'Ate transfer of the Detroit fet Tol-
edo Eltore Line to the Grand, Trunk
was completed at New York,
Gen, Itribe-tribe, the most promin-
ent of the Colombian revolutionary
leaders, surrendered to the goeerninent
army atter a, hard
DEATII.
xr Ltvuitivm:as...nt Clinton,
rAvs• TO ADVIMT/SE N Iosqph LiVeritiore,
THE NEWS -RECORD. years.
on Oct.
aged 68
Mr.- Tom Cook of.- the -9111. con. '• is
wending. his way home_ Toth's friends
will -be 'pleased to see his genial smile
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• Mr. Willie Perdue is able tobe a-
round again after his fall from his
wheel. Glad to know that there was
:nothing moreSeeious:• •
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One of • ouNe paekers, Me, Mac -
pharaoh of Exe ;stayed over Sun -
44y .with his friend, Mr. Sohn Shep-
per& Of the Bayfield
Miss liattie Middleton is the guest
of her sister, Mrs.- Taylor of Myth.
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1 ileving selected '(his range of fine Furs from the bese manufneturers •
at the closest effete price has placed us in a position to save you Money. .1
Now is the time to title advantage of the wimpy Saving prices.. • . -
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0 A hig fob in all wool Blankets, good large size and . r
• much -under I he ustuil price. .. - •
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See our -Men' Pine Overenats. They are the core
' rout style and are selling well.
1
' - Jest recelvethinother large consignment'. ...,
Ohltubbere at rock. bottom prices.
•
Mies . Bertha. .katinvell went: last t •
Week to Toronto to take a position -on ;
the staff. of the Children.'s • hospital.-.
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Mr, • John Denby has engaged john
Johns of -Varna for-the:Winter months
gd..FOster, who. has: been with
Mr. .0.. helhottfor' the past threeyearee has aceepted • aehositicitr. hvith
Mr. John Sparrow of the Parr Line.. .
. Mr. George- Shepperel is pestling the
apple -trade so vigor•olisly that his
hnany friends are beginning to call
hittt' . Apple • mg .Georbe."
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Mr. John .'.1(Iiildleton has finfehed fil-
iing
his third silo.. He had thitty ac-
res of 'corn, no doubt a -greater acreage
than any other farmer in the township
and it may: be in- the county.
- Itfr. Robert Cele, who was .thgaged
apple packing at Woodhate, lies re-
-turned home. •'• • . '
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Mr, Henry Beacom, alter renting hip
farm ;for a tet•m of years to his mph-
ew, • Mr. John Beacom, Jr., has resum-
eh ite management and will ptit the
greater part of it in grass.
Mr.Williara Turner is upon the sick.
lisMtr. and hire. D. Cook; and Mr. and
Mrs. D, Cook, Jr„ and Miss Mildred
wereguests at Mr, Gehrge Cantelons
on Sunday, Mrs, Coov,, Sr., made a
more extended stay.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jenkins of
Hullett paid a visit to friends in this
township last week. Mrs. Jenkins re-
mained for a few days.
Miss .Winnie Sterling Of Clinton
spetzt a few days the guest of her un-
cle,Mr. Sohn Dempsey.
ThetpWitship council meets next
M°llidasYM
Miss ainie Olaf of the Bay& I
•
Line attended the wedding of Miss
Halliday of Belgrave on Wednesday
last, Miss Halliday is alsister of Mies
Mary Halliday, teacher of 8, S. No,
10,
Mr, Alfred Cook of Goderich, for-
merly of Belgrave, visited his friend,
Mise M. Halliday of 8. 8. No. 10.
Mr. John Peck of Stanley visited
at his daughter's, Mrs. P. Cole's, one
day of last week.
The report from Michigan says that
the potatoe and bean crop is all de-
troyed owing to so much wet weath-
er, This will be quito it loss to sane
of the farmers who ocpected to make
about $400 out of beans alone,,
Mr, M. Stelling, accompanied by
Miss Sophia Male,. visited his father.
in-law, Mr. Itudie of 11191tillop town-
ship. over Sunday,
Mr, Alfred ICeys and bride of Mar -
tette, Mich:, visited last, week at his
uncle% Mr, james Graham's, and al.
so at another uncle's, Mr. Stanley of
tlis bride is spoken of
as a, very amiable young lady.
Mr. John COOpee of the Oth eon. has
accepted a, position in Jackson Bros'
clothing store, (Minion. We Isiah
hini Wry sitcom *
See Out. y Depart-
. heient Toe latest nOvelties:
M°BEATH BLYTH.
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•T3iock.
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CI!ntan Furniture an Unettain Co.
announce that they hive'
bought 'the Furniture and
Undertaking: business Of
Broadfoot & Box and *MTh •
continue the sante in the old stand.
Mr. J. D. Atkinson, vvbe has 'a '
thoroug h nowledge of the'busi-:
ness, will have charge of this
store acid will also do all kinds
of repairing, aphnlstering,
tore framing, etch at very mod.
erate prices. • •
We also -do undertaking in all
its branches. '
A first class hearse in eonneetion.
J. 'D. AtIC.INSON,
Manager and Funeral Director.
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R. N. ROWE. • A. J. HOLLOWAY.
Night•and Sunday cane answered at residence
on Princess Sb.., directlyback of ,Presbyter-
.
° Ian ehurch.
The following antounts are on the
AS/WIELD TOWNSHIP.
A. mcitown
collettor'd roll for 1902 :
MAKES 0000 HARNESS
Cotinty
Township
Public School
Separate Sehools
Special School
School Debenture
Dungannon Draitt
Statute Labor
Draitt Awards
Arrears of 'loxes 4.05
The council meets on November 8th
for the traitsaeticat .of getieral busi-
ness. -Wm. Stothers, Clerk.
82,353.37
4,208.23 -
3,490.98
771.50
2,239.96
641•04
43.49
5i.ox
32,09
A rock was hurled across Niagara
River by a, blest in the Ontario Pow-
er Company's canal and it killed a
man limed hioalfler Oh Goat Island.
The Vancouver, Victoria & Eastern
Railwa.y has been granted permission
by the Railway COMmittee at Ottawa
to eonstruct branch lines in British
Womble.,
A despatch front Yorkton, Assiita.
boitysays that 1,600 Douldtobors,men,
women atilt children, have Marelted
itt-
to that place. They enterch the town
singiog a weird hymn mid carrying
their infants on stretehere. They are
in want of food.
Come and see my
rubber and sblid (t
nioklo driving bar.
boss boforo buying
elsewhere.
fli MO KOW11.