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•CLINTON ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1903.
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WARDEN KERR,
Mr. W. 11, Kerr of the 33russels Post
has been elected warden of Huron. He
is a successful ntavspaper man and .
will, therefore; make an acceptable
warden. The News -Record extends
congratulations. •
•
A PINK AND. WHITE SOCIAL.
The pink and white SOCia.1 lield in
the Outario, street church on Tuesday
evening was a success both financially
g those present
and socially. Amon , .
wt.re a number of adherents of Ole sis.
ter churches whose numbers would
• have been. still greater had the evening
been more favorable •TI ' I
.. te. proceecs
amounted to 122. .
MUCH IN DEMAND,
.• '
Mr. W. J. Paisley has More than • a
'county reputation as a valuator i•nd.
his services are constantly in demand.
This. week he a'cted for Gundry Bros.
of Goderieh who •have bought out the
livery and bus • business carried on for
• over thirty years by Mr. A. M. Polley
of the Same town. Daring a lota.g
. business career • Mr. Polley accumulat.
.ed sufficient of the wherewithal to en-
able him 'tci live:at ease. Mr, Paisley
goes to Zurith this week to v.alitate in
a' hotel tra.nafer there.
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t O. F. INsTALI,A!..q0N. . .
, ...On • Thurscla.y .eyening • of last week
lie
Mr: G. W. Holman of. Egmondvi ,
D. D. G. M.; :installed the officers of
Clinton Lodge 1. O. F.., who are ., as
: follows : , • • .
Chief Ranger, Henry Pefinebaker •
' Vice, William, Walker - • • •
• Ein.-Seeretary, George Rodgers '
• ,Rec.-Seeretary,' Charles Helyar ' - .
• Treasurer, J. W. IrVvin
:.• Chaplain, .George, A. Rorke .
Sr. Woodward, Themes -Greens .
• . Tr: . Woodward Ernest Blacker '
r. . re .. town..
,.s - Beadle, F 5• a B :
Jr. Beadle, Frank 'Heywood. '
TI1E LECTURE. • ' '
• •
The. :lecture given in tlie toyin hall
en 'Friday evening la.st by Principal
Allerehant .of London was. tery much.
en.'b 'al b those resent: • His Sub'ect
.3 ,Y Y P . .. ,
J
.4,Wireless Telegraphy,o. . is one, that
..is engaging public attention and with
the • aid of his electrie.•batteries . Mr,
.Merchant shed light. where heretofore
. • darkness had • prevailed, . Those • who
could ee . • d. • . a
but di. not. atten nusse a•
'good.. thing ••This. was the first of the
Extension. coritse - ..of • lectures. tci be
. - .
giVeit under •the auspices of the C... C..
I.. The secend will be given ite Febru-.
arY *hen' Hen. Geo,,,E. -roster will
. lecture on "Canada aud , tlie •Einpire ''' •
PRIZE WINNERS.. • • • • • ' -
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. -At the poultry show held in &oder-
. . •
ich :last .week' Mr. A. J. Grigg. woe
$7.56 on.. Bantams alone. .0e : his
. ..
genies he has seven first prizes and' six
., .. 2. :' .
seconds..MrGrigg liesaprovitteial„
reputation: as -a -breeder of uaines. and
• 'no matter -how keen . the c.omperitioit
.. •
inay • be at these shows ' is elways • a,
lar e prize Winner: . . - . : • •
g P . ' • -
Mr. George' Barge's faitorite breed
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are Buff arid White Wyanclo tes • in
whith . he. has a , eternber , of very fine
.
. birds.. - One of :Ms.:- Buffs. won.- Ant .
against a bird. that ho.a been favor ,
. ted.'
. . .
at a. fancy figure... Though tie • orly:
. made a few. entries. Mr; Barge's. list
consists of foal' firsts and .tWO..secOnd...
prizes.. • r
. ... .
.Mr.. .Taines 'Howson is fond- of goOd
• poeltry.'and can dilate Upon' the . .fine
points .of the respective breeds ,jUst a.S
elequeetly • as either Mr. Grigg or Mr.
•
Barge. He roaa,e . a' small .exhibit 'and..
- . •
was a prize ,wanner.:-... •
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• A LOGGING 'BEM- .
. • . ,
Clinton Cami of „the 'Canadian .. Or
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.der::of tlie Woodmen.' of ' the World ;1.4
• •
'enjoying a .becrin .as the result .of -the
labors of the • 6rgaiiiier, "Mr, J. II.
lifcConnell. of Windsor, a peat: Master
•
in, theartof promoting. the interests
of • woodcraft. • He is energetic . and
courteous and . has - a. wide knowledge of
hunian nature, le • • short ' is well 'a=
•
daptecl for the pOsitien which be "Is
. fillitig • • • so satisfactorily. • 'The ground
here. had been 'pretty .thcirotighlyi.can-
vassed and- the most .Sanguine Wood-.
men . did . not leek • lot' anything like
:the • addition -nearly thirty -to the
inetnbership• of : the • Camp• which .33/r:.
.McConnell has Succeeded in making. ;
. At a ,Special ineeting•held•on Monday
evening there were nine initiations and
&thug the course of the evening Mr.
McConnell Was presented. With an ad-.
dress' and a• gavel -of maple and ma-
hogany beautifully ' inlaid, the worlc•
manship of Mr. H. 13. .Ker.. The
presentation .was made by Mr. Ker,
and the address, Which was ritimi by
'Mr. ilbover, . was as • follows .: 1 - .
TO. mg. J. M.MoCOXNELL• .:
Esteemed Sovereigm-You have beeri
"if.
•dst for the past f "d - • s
th' our 12t1 ' elv days '
working 'in the interests of our be
loved order, The Caeadien Order of
the Vitoedmen or the •World..' We ' like
YY velric, Your manner id
• - ti a -d ttrteceis, your zeal pro-
tmhvel wive. nmee
digionsi your aim 'IS high both in
• ouality and nutriber; y.our pereiatelleY
is something to be admired), and, best
of all, you ha.ve been instrumental in
rolling together more logs for our
camp. fire . thin . the . most sanguine
amengst us anticiPated. . ',Nothing
succeeds like success."' • .
You 1011 •lea‘re.OS to .purstie • the gOod
• work in other placee With the know-
ledge of having .dOne 'great Alibigs here
. t • 't
and his fact will add 0 your ecrerage
in'hicing the seeming impossibilities
that ou MA
. ye mend. to meet with, ift
jjfa
W. C. T U. MEETING.
The regular monthly meeting of the.
W. C. T. U. will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. (Rev.) Greene at three
01010e1C on FildaY afternoon, This is
an active organization and has done
much, towards increasing the temper-
ance sentiment in the community. •
NO DOUKH013ORS WANTED.
- in renewing . his . sub ,to Thu weivs.
Record Mr, R. Brundson of Beane Y•
-an
ai ., pays. 'rile People's Paper a cone.
1' t 4 ' 4 up his note in this
pin= an wiz s
f hi . 'Man't ba is• boomin etitl
as on . i 9. g.
all t • ric n men and vo e
he wo 1 g 1 tu it
118 • • . . •,.- ' ,... c
that can be • spareu irom azuron. Lais
•
is the place for them. But we dO not
want any more Doukhobors here we
ha. too Many. of them now."
. ,
"Alp UP. . .
ililr .W. Jones; who for -nearly thirty
years 'has been foreman of the' black-
malting departinent at the foundiy;•
has been laid up for over a fortnight.
mr;. Janes has heretofore enjoyed such
gbod health and been So seidoni ill
th•at his enforced holiday is all the
•
more noticeable. His fellow einplOyes
tniss his eheerY Presente nnd Will be
pleased to see him. again at his old
post. .
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• A GOOD JUDGE.
On . Tuesday ' Councillor Stewart of
Goderich township delivered a Polled-
•Angus ' bullock to a dealer in town.
. __,, , . ,. .. .
llie animal' was so lar re and fat as to
tt t-• di'' 1. gpesses
a rse attention an 7severa
were •made . as to its p
probable wei ht.
g
nUs' but. Mr R.
Some said. 175o pou . , . , •
Fttzsiteons thought it would tip ..the
beam at MO° pounds, which .proved to
be • Old correct' -figure, i,?ng ..xperience
has, made Mr., • it.. Fitzsimons a good.
judge of the weight of aftimals,
A RUNAWAY. •
. :
As two single • rigs and a team were
being .• driveit down the Huron. Road
east one afternobn., last week the team
becaine unmanageable end dashed
the next cutter which frightened the
.horse and it, too, ran aftray, •upsettin
. te , or •
. the cutter and draggingtl driver•I
sonie distance throe h tl Th
• g ie snow. e
driver of the. • firat rig..only esca.ped
meeting -with a 'somewhat •sintiler ac-
•.cident. • by whipping up lliis'hoise and
turning eff the roa.d. '
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• AGAIN .BRANCHING OUT. •
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•Npw .0130.11i -edits are being adde.1 to
•Newcombe's big •stote, the latest beieg
•iets land dothin ' ' The former • and-
ca -F.1 . • g• ..
millinery will be •io.catea .unstairS for
large . as -.in. . the -big • store's. ground.
nfleocbers.iasrlyiace t 1
Thleisinelnle'ss fbereen 1.Lhirnegnsdearlia
clothin de artment yell. le in • • th'
. . g . P • . 1. ' . 0
rear of the store with an entratice• on-
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Isaae Street. - The alterations -: re •now.
. . • . •
beinr . • made and when • corn lete New-.
- •- - • . . • P r.
combe's will be more than ever ene.•of
the.leading stores •Wo. estern • Outer' • •
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,CARPET. BALL MATCH: ••
' ‘ • -
the' return match• of •thrp'et balls
. • ..very.
between :the A.O.F. and C.�.F. played.
ow Wednesday evening rethlted in the
f 'llo 'n ' ' • • • • -. •.
-, 19 : wi g score. ., .. . .. - - -
E Hovey ..H. Holden
le Ev • - - . •
anS • • ..W. Retied e .... :
.,. ., - • - .,....• .. .. , • . . .
' • .1'.°Inan H. Smith ., .
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J. Derry (sk) 15 J ruch (sk)
• . lid. ante .,- 8 -:-- 71 .
.r• Johnson 23
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V. ,picnnan . 3 '
, ee. e., ..,_ . ..-,..
•-W. C. Brown' ' G. Cook .
W."Kerrip ' H. Glazier. . ,
' 14'4:Watts:. (sk). 2i J. • West (sk) so .
and gaine.,..7_, L5 .....1 • - ,
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THE. REGTSTRARSHI1). . .
... It ' ' ' 11 ' • t d .. ' •
. is curren y repor e upon whet.
.., • .
is 'believed to .be good. authority. that.
' • ' -
the. County registrarship is • to be 51,1ed
•at...lastand' that the lucky inan is Mr,
F. S. Seett;. 'auctioneer . of Brussels,
. .
Mr. Scott has beeit, a zealous patty
worker, hence the snug • berth Which in
point of salary . ranks next • to the
judgeship.. He will find the :egistrar-
ship ,vitstly,. pleasanter and s... great
4eaL. 'more 'profitable than . hustling
among • a • crowd' in the barny trd • for
bicla, . : ' • . • .. . . ' • • . • .
' If Mr. W. Coats • has - been. Uinta
• . .
down it will prove- A -great - disapeoint-
ment , to that „gentleman's host of
friends - throughout the• county.. who
have looked upon his aPpointment as
a 'sure, thing.. • He' certainly has .been. a
tower of strength' for the Liberals,. and
deserved . better treatment than he has •
•' •
received. , It is an open secret that
more- than ..one politician, ..whose. elec.
- tion Mr.. Coats ' was largely. instru-
mental in securing, . did not reciprocate
when: the opportunity presented. it-
self, but of that more again. „.. . •
• t .MrCoats-i'd
While we regre that ,. (. I
not succeed in •Securing the registrar-
ship", there is at the same -time . a
sense of satisfaction that; he, is re- •
nia.ining .a resident of Clinton for he
is flinch too' gooa a eitizeft to lose.
11 • him in many ways.
We w°111d- 8-- mins • •
he located elsewhere,
• ,
13.0BLie SCHOOL BOARD'.
. .• •
At. the Meeting. Of the Public . school'
board I cl ' ' - •
ield on W.e nesda eve= ldr.
. Y g
. .
R.. Rowland tenileted his resignation. •
He had been a,. meinber of the board
. .
fOr abotit 'a year, but finding that lio
soiild not devote. to the dudes of tbe
- ' • -
position that tinie that he would like
he -retired. .
Mr, John Ciaininghanie was re-ap-
pointed seetetary which position he
has filled lit a verY satisfactory trian-
tier Mr seVeral years, The salary re -
mains the same as heretofore, -
• Nit', j.• W, Irwin waS Ohcocn AS
.
chairman for . the year,. Mr, Irwin
takes. em :active interest in educational
matters end it was duo to, this feet in
addition to ilia punctuality that I10
wriS again eltoseit to preside, .
- Mr. V, J. Cooper was re-engaged as
caretaker at a Salary of $250,
Stamling 'committees were appointed
ae f011OW11 1 PrOPerty'l• Irwin, .130e00in
and Pow, ne I Vilinuce, Agnnw, PRae0111
and Hale,
Mr.W.Drydail 0 Was anpoli 'and re144*
setitatiVe Ort 010 Public •library 1./ 4 OH 1.
Mr, Walter Manning to the Collegiate
Institute board and Mr. V. It, Lough
de examinee fee Public sehool leaving,
The board will meet the first Thin's.
clay of oath month. .
The following accounts were 'ordered
to be paid f
W. D. Pair Co. $ 4. 9 6
ILI Wiltsie 1.30
I. Ferguson 6.00
Thirland Bro. • 15.13
Wood• bi.sa
40dA14.
COIVIING
Holimesviae
residence
1 laving
phenol'
ness
will
Harve
ON'
Smith's
coals
fiieted
transfer
of
having..solcl
AN
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'etriployee
badly
operating.
'bone.
Lavan.
ing
same
BRITHER
•
ing
afternobn
merit
ing
W,
A,
fa.votable
did
the
1V1i4LIS
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le
tended.
the
topic,
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in
of
• Sunday,
ion
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•
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of
late
• ciatieti
time
that
Stra.
geide.
his,
P
men.
an.
•
• ich
light,
MaY•
Islas
home.
.
en
mem
n
never
elected
tiringfro
was
• Division
thitd
Northwestern
ceptioti
president
were
'X
Farmer's
the
ate
c
t'41
%ewes°
• ganized
sa
v..
lature,
votes.
G
influence
0
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Loyal
ter
has
and
years.
Black,
been
ciltitoti,
Order
associated,
Cotmeillor
ern
.ineet,ings
John's
vine
,
high
Grill'
so
spousibility,
around
ability
nubile
MARKET.
Wheat,' 6$e
Oats, ‘ 3oe
Eggs, \. 15e to 16c
Live Hogs, $5.50 to $5.60
Ray, $7, . . •
Butter, „th to 17e
TO CLINTON.
-tar, an.0
- " Mr s• . J.olin Mulholland of
enteind , taking up, the*
in Clinton Mr. Mulh 11
. . , . o an
accepted. a situation with Ma e.-
& Hovey. The- grocery bum-
. •• which he has been carrying on
be continued by his brother
. • .
v.
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THE CARPET, .,
.
The. hotelkeepers Of Kintail •
and
Hill haye been pulled over the
by the inspector and a .fin in-
in each case. -
There Will shortly be another hotel
in •this riding, Mr. John ,Ca.ir
the • Hotel. Brunswick in Wingham
'
out to Mr. Alex. Orr t .
ACCIDENT,
On Monda.y Mr. Thos.. I stem an
in the foundry, beil his haticl
injured, a saw vdtiel. lie *a/
cutting deep into the palm
This is the second tithe ' Mr.
met with an accident, . he hay
lost parts of the fingers of the;
:hand on a previous occasion.
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SCOTS. •
.. .
The .following membera 'of the' curl-
club. went to. Stratford yesterday
to °take . part in the tourna-
gotten up in, honomof the visit-
. the- Scotch curlers :: N. air,
11, Spaulding,: W. Sacksoe and D.
Forrester. The weather was: not
for the roarin' game, but
not interfere. with the success
banquet held last. night, •
1.• ' • • .
CHURCH. , ' -
mn„,,b,...,- . • . , - • . • f
s •meeting o the•
-;--• ---' evening .
Hits • ehur.ch. C. E. 'was largely. at
-.Miss Jean Carling dealt with
:catechism. while. the missionarY
' "Oor birthright ana .oppertun-
.., • •
v: ' .ty • handled by Miss J Wilson
-.' ''S • • '. • • ' .
.an exceedingly interesttng way. .
Rev. Dr. Stewart. -and Rev.. •Sawers
' • ' :
. Brucefield 'extlianged• pulpits • last
Next :Siiiiday the =linen
•Will .1.ie disPensed. - •• ' ' • '
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.tiMurs.helVreisristoefr,GholdresrieRli..hTas. ftereriattitt..is-
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Mr. MeClinchev fell and injured him-
- .
self the other day.
Mr, John Symington is not improv -
irig, we are sorry to say.
Miss Armstrong of Parry Sound, •
hitt° tItsp 4).1): teufevwi sintii-ontgi tlitsn, trie.uteurveleccilait.tYo
. er home this ek. ' -
The I. O. wGe. T. Lodge, which is
steadily increasing in membership met
last Monday' night and electe i'
d officers
f or the current year who 'are as
lows • ___......ei.
'
. Chief Templar, G, L. Sturdy •
Vice, Mrs. • C. W. Howson. •
. Secretary, H,•Ferguson .
-sSuercerre)t aj.:y• ,H1,0•1‘.ve1Ct tn ox
FTrinea.
• •Quard., C. Moore _
Lodge DePuty, O. E. Erratt
Past Chief Templar, A: E. Wetheral
Mrs. S: Calclwell is-• troubled 'with.
ysts,. . ..
tp itolvir:rdlso.n *R oawree d'
end daughter Sarah of
_
the guests of Mr. and
Mrs, S, •Caldwell: •
Grand 1VIaeter Workman from Lack-
now visited;Auburn A..0, U. W.lodge
last Friday night.
' Miss Effie Knox returned' itorne from.
Brucefield. list weelc. : -
• •
• . BAYVIELD.
hlr• and. Dirs. Haines of Ho
spent Sunda.y with. her daughtet
preninan•
• Mr. and Mr.. Canteron of Bri
villa o
were in the. ge n Sunday.
.1V1
MISS Jane Erwin is visiting
in Clinton at present.
.Tlie 1 0. V. held an At Tfoi
the to'. 11 hall on Tuesday evenii
whiewfl
spent. .
r. qu.,Itteh an .enjoyable eve=
=cite °Wnho Wwilad: IpiofinMenothrin
' - '
returned to his Western hom
•
Rev, IVIr.• McNeil of St. A
Church has been holding 'sped
vices during the pa.st two week
Jes Delgety addressed the t
on Sunday evening 'last and lb
Yeilaticl on Monday evening,
an • interest is being taken ani
hoped• thet mud,. good tna.y be
stilt of these eeting
Dr. 141etcalincltf Detitit intend:
• •
ing a. fine residence in the spri
ej . re k . • . :
s .prope y, move asthe old..
grounds, '
iVressrs, Williatn and George
took the contract for •4o co:
stone and they are now busy t
it on the ground. •
in We
N e are pleased to see Mr
Gardinereoet one day, last weel
short drive. It. is • a long tint
he met •with the shooting a
and the • wound . will. be sons
, time in healing 'yet, ,Althougt
satisfactory progress is being 1
. it iVir.Mrs.G eFQereg' se . •OPn:rdkae;lnadstwwifeec
The remains of Mrs. Jane Co
Bla.ke were ittterred in.. the I
cemetery last Thursday. Pt
was the. cause of the old lady'
lthsness • during th • last y
• . e.ear c
Mr5. Thomas Sherritt of Blake
• •
only surviving daughter. Mrs:
had . reached the ripe old ag
years. The •funeral - was concha
Rev. ,E, C. jenningS. '
• The ..“Corker's" house still.
Mr.' and Mrs. R. Elliott kindly.
, , , •
their \biome to a dancing part.
W d 'cl • cl. 't ' ' •••
e nes ay evening an i • is ,
' o say .. ley a 1 . mice or
' hl ' A fi t I A' • -
w i e. rs -c ass one .ss re
• •
Miss Inez Jennings • has bi
..,. ,, . ..
with • tonsilitia. A • number.. te
are reported. in the vicinity •
• , • : •
• Ihe 'regular meeting' of Stan]
. , ,...
t
trtc le , O. 1,. v. is held in the
'room of No. 24 last 'Saturday e
• There was • a fair •attendtince. an
the regular business 'had been tr
.eci the. dlection of Atha was p
- ed 'with which reaulted as fello
• . •
Master Charle • F t • -
,, s 0$ er
Deputy, *Robert RIcelinchey
Chaplaiii, E. C. Jennings •
'Ree, -Secretary, D. C. Galbrai
in. -Secretary, 'George .Beatt3,
'''
Treasurer, James Campbell •
B.• of C.., 'Hairy -Darrah , •
Lecterer, . -John Darrali.
After the • installation. of the
the brethern. repaired to the re
of Mr. John Tippette!where•,lini
• . -
Served. ' The. whole . meeting ."
satisfactory' and pleasa:
..Stanley;:.District his. a goo .1
•.officerst
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Early Spring .Styles
To know what these are going. to be, look over the Feb. $
ruary Butterick patterns just received. These February pat. A
terns show skirt.' with ()aside box plaits at the back, Were 1
lot of Russian styles, tucked empires, blouses with caPei, ate. A
A Butterick pattern enables you to make you own dreps.. T
/ jacket effects, some further develepments in Norfolk*, a new '
Butterick patterns can be relied upon for up.to.detenese, f
.
Fashion Sheets free at our pattern counter. Fehr 'try 1)elineator, I
now or. nig at 15e. • .. f
.
:
f 75c Library Books 25c •
103 choice books, well bound in
dark cloth, white stampings,
well printed on good paper,
worth regularly 75c per vol.,
bargain days, each 2fie,
;
THIS IS A PARTIAL LIST : •
; It's never to late to mend.... Read'
Silence of Dean Maitlaud
Baker
The Master of Ballanerae Grey
Oast up by the Sea,
;
: Stephenson
Master of the Mine 'Buchamito
House of seven Gables ..Haw .Hawthorne
Ann of Ghierstein
Tom Brown at Oxford Scott
Hughes
Green Mountain Boys..Thompson
Pilgrims of the Rhin
Tie ised Sultan Lytton
In all shades Allen
i Cobban
The Alhatnbra
Eugene Aram Irving
• Lytton
$ Not wisely but too well -Broughton
Cleopatra
Hypatia Kingsley
Auld Lang Syne , Haggard
Quentin Durward Scott
Bunsen
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Guy Mannering Allen
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THIS IS 'A. PARTIAL LIST t
Modern Painters.... •Husion ,0
Mine own peoplii .Kmling
Franeois tbe Waif
Christian 'Living Nevi.
Brook's Addresses
F.B.. Meyer
FowerFableo . ... , Alcott
Paul and Virginia, ' St. Pierre
The Princess .. • .. . ... .., . :Tennyson
Letters of Marline • ' Kipling
Jacob Faithful. ... Maryatt
Essayi of Elia , Lamb
Hiawatha • Longfellow
The Vicat of Wakefield, .Goldsmith
My Lady. Nicotine. - •• Barrie
Diem Life ..'..... . . .„.. Mitchell
The Blind Muslcian Korolenko
The ROso, the Ring, the Ballads : . •
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Pilgrim's Progreis.,.. ... -Bunyan
Water Babies • • .Kingsley
The Queen of the .Air - ' Ruskin
The king'ii- Stratagem .;•.. Weyiniin ..
Bobbin Hood •• • . ' ' - -
Marmion ... - ..... . ' .. ,.. .. .. ... Scott
Ohilde Harold . , . • .. ... . Byron •
Frankenstein ... • Shelley .
Tangiewood Titles • Hawthorne •
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• Mrs. , Rowed of London Was in tow'n
on• Friday, • . • ;. • • . . ,
Mrs . J, G. Emigh of the Con -miner
el ti was visiting friends .in : .Clinton
last week, . , . , .
. On Wednesday evening last a deiega-.
tion from the English churelt con re a-
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ti f B 1 't d • '1g -
on o e grave vvai e, upon t ie pas-
tor; Rev.. 4, Edward t 11 • t ' . •
s, a. ie rec ory,
Myth, .a.nd 9n behalf of. the 'congrega-
tion presented him. with an address
and a beautiful lined coori fur coat
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shOWing • hew they .apprecip.te his set--
. Vices and the esteem- in • which he 'is
held ' by them ' Th ' reverendgentle-
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rise that he could only respond in. • a
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few words •for their beautiful • pres.-
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A .: •••• • • •
student from Kt C 11 T
iox o ege., or-
onto othupied the Pulpit. Of St. Ail-
ew $ t tu c on um ay morning.
dr . I .1. h 'S i ' ' -
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Our dentist,: Mr. Jerome, . , . .
inte •Mr.. 'Archie Ta.ylet'S •store.... and
dwelling. - • '• .• '• „ - ... .
.Rev, ' W. • LoWe • of Wingliatft
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lectured on " Ireland and .• the • Idaho,.
in temperance hall' en •• Weanesda.y ev-.
enin • last' under tie its ' f tl
piees o • ie
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Y.P C A , of Trinity -dint& ancl 'gave
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to aboet $13. ' •• - . .- •
On 'Friday evening:a Board .of Trade
was organized in our town. with • a•fine
staff of officers and directors: which no
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doubt .wil be the Means of indecing
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.sonie , of the ' manufacturers. to • come
.and locate ' with 'us arid boom our
town: ' • • . . ...
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We COOPer • Ot. -.k.;0.. CLINTON
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Money Order', also for Butterick Patterns. • . .. •
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••. Mr. A..• MeBrien :aed wife. of Hensall'
visite& the. latter's /nether on •Sunday
and when returning home, were .accoin,
'retitled . by Miss M. Shepherd who - will
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spend . a few weeks'. with -them.
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'Mr. T. • Mason Jr .•visited friends
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near Wingliam last week. . • - ..'.
Misses. O. Hill and E. Sall are. vis-
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iting friends in Listowel. - . .
Mrs. Glazier of Clinton has been'
ViSiting at the home of Mrs,. S, Low.-
ery .for the past week.. ' ' • .
11.1r. J. Gerrit front.. Manitoba, who
,bien. visiting.at.Mr••• E. 'Bettis .for
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some . them • ha,s 'gene .to visit. friends
about Winghain, -. • .. • . ,. ,
. Miss ..1./., -Rielia.ra' : ' f S 1 '
son o tan ey - is
visiting, , . _ .. . , .
•her , uncie Mr, Robert Rich-
ar SOIl Q t e i t concession. • •
d : l• h 6 hi " • • • '
Messrs:. R. Reid -and D. Barr visited
the fernier's 1 • • St 1 s • .
tome in -an ey on . at-
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•arcial• • ,
Mr. T. 14* sold his' th '
• misty • so ree-year-
old colt. to Mr. Dale at a good figure.:
Good - d' d • d •
are in ...goo email. . ,
Mr.. Geo. Hill has One of the . 'may-
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t ..h - •within '. 1
ies . horses . a ,.. arge ,eire. e o .
t it '' hsay
cotin •ry.. • weighs in .t e, neighbor-.
:hood of •I 75o lbs. 'and is a superior ani-.
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T. RANCE - - - - Manager.
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The tri • •
" tstee board. of the Me
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church met lest Wednesday .
reperts showed thet,fiftanceg to
good . shape. . Certain irnproi
havebeen completed and 'Other!
be• • Undertaken shortly, • Mr: i
RathWell.was again .unanfinotiel
en as Secretary of the .board.
Al east's. •Dan. MeNaugliten Mu
Johns are 'getting a. big. supply
've od from •the beah•bou ht b
5? . - .. , .. g . .• Y
.McBeath on the Front Road
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Ott Friday evening' last a pie
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of yoUng pe'ople droyd. to the h
Thomas Willey. /where
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hoers. were very pleasantly spei
games including crokinole 'etc
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young folks always enjoy the:
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at this hos,pitable . home, but t
of' them takes keener • pleasere.
a.. gathering than. Stanley's
man. ' • . • ' ,. • •• , -
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' We. . are Much:pleased to be .
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that. Mr. Walter RathWeD. A
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injured in the accident which. be
on Sunday night last.. •He We
„ing • hcime from atte.riding chur
:Vice in. Varna when horse, cutl
i tutnblia over
occuPanta went g
embanknient; smashing the cut
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were • too well pleased to .bat
.. Walter .escaped -injury . to etiqui
the •accident happened or who. h
Pan= was , ,
.• Mrs. Jcilm Wanless was visi
Goclerich• last -week. . .
Mi.. • John McNatighton • hav
signed at. member of the schoo
Mr. . Wilson IVIeCa,sh ha.s been
in • his stead. , Murray,
MTS. kRevo Jiwho in
visiting: at Mr: •Andrew ..Rei
sortie Vine •has rettithea home
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Mrs J .. .0‘.. liarnwell Acts nees
ing the past week with..relativ
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oc erie . • . .
.' Mr,. John McNaughton is in
ieh this:: w,eek atteftding count)
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A large party from the Gostn
invaded the ' • •
parsonage ort 3
nig•ht and preserited Rev. 14Ir.
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with it' big load of oats. 1
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pleasame. evening '.was spent by
. rishoners betweeti whoni
and pa ,
e afd and esteetn • T1
mutual. r g , .
the second presentation of. the
f
lately,. the. • members of
e lire i iatinig made Mr. 1411 r
h 1 1 ile
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i ar onation at . ew ears.
Miss 'Martha Keys. is impro.
e ,. a ' ' also itxr Refits E
h althA
A nreci of the- township
of health was beld on lVfoild
following con 't t• 1
sti u nig its mem
il. 111 D' •cl • Clerk IX
teve c tenni ,• I
mid Messrs. John Johnstone
Eraser and John NIanson.• Dr.
iS health officer. The reports
the township tri have 4 dean 1
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ve is fairly good l' e
:•James •.'Connolly .who at the
Mr. •Mr.
meettng of the • Dairymen's .Asso-
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in' the history of -the AssociatiOn
• the .position has zone west. of
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for• - . ' • -
its destinies,. SiX years . an
promotion • ha's been steecly. Hishorses
redecessOrs were such ' well •known
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Connolly- • t• 1 G.- ..d
- Mr.. is . a. na Ave ,o o e-..
township where • he first. saw the
of day' forty-three years age last
.". 'The • old . Ititth• • hich• he
upon tv. ._ .
•• born still 'continues ' to be, lue
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Earlier. than most men Mr. Connelly
.ere • inumcipa i e -an . eca e. :,
t ' d• • • ' - l ll ' d . b tre '
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p council W re
b of .the tOwnshi '1 ' I d
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ained for twelve years, H
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d d feat and thrice ne was
suffere. e . . .. ..
reeve by ecclamatton. .0n re-,
. the township council he
' 1 tmd Count Councillor'. for
, e ee__e. , Y now. . h•
serving
No. 2 404 IS: ,. .
term.
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director.. f th G. eat.
He was a . o e Grcat
Exhibition from its iti-
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until two years ago an vies
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for . three years. • . Those
the Palmy 'days of the G. N. W.
Ile was a• director of tke. West Huron
-t. t f Or y ars :for
nsti it, e or i ee . e ,
' five has been oft the director-
past . 8 .
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o the . e p e • s r
=Patty an d since the Hohneaville
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and Butte Company was. ot-.
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has 'been a; rector ail ,
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estnan, _.._ 4, '
In 1894 Mr. Coenolly . comeste
n f tl Pro - " 1 Legis
est mon. or ie mem
but was defeated by sixty
ILs opponent was Mr. J, T.
a rrow whose election WaS due to the
X ti his behalf b the
c erted a . Y
Toyer= . •Ilolmesvole
ant •t
gr, Connelly is a member 0 the
Oratige Order and has been Wks,
of No, 189 Mt several terms. He
also bon Deputy DiStrict Master
. Di trict Secretary for 'Several
s
Ile is also a member of • the
Knights of Ireland and ha
•Chaplain Of Jabilte Preceptoryi
for many ternis, . With the
.61 Choeth rriends he le likeirlsa
fi St Chid
and Wn0 the --r .
and represetited hi S breth.
of the Porter's Hill Connell
of the Grand Council.'
Miti Comiony is a, inember of St.
(Anglion) elitireli at Holmes-
and has been One of the Wardena,
It Will be seen that he stands vet*
in the. esteem of the people
distriet .,1 had it not bon scv they
Would not have data, kitty to iin
many positions of honor, and re-
/le is a genial and likeable all-
than with splendid executive
and IS a fluent and forcible
sneaker.
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Having decided to leave town I offer my •- entire
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stock of watches„ clocks, china, jewellery, .and
silverware to the public at exactly wholesale price.
Stock must be reduced at least $2,500 in the'next
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few weeks. You miss • bargains if you let this gale
pass without Making a purchase.. For full•Partieu-
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lars see ad. on page 3. All •acconnts Must he settled
by Feb. 1st., 1903.
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1 tosed • Of their . teams of horses' last
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MeSsrs. J; Mose and John Enftner;
son visited •friends at Harpley. and
Parkhill last week - • '
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.. sel. 'Currie left Saturday to visit
'friends in .14ticknew and vicinity. •.
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. Messrs. Fred.. Etrunerson and 'Rus-
, The . pupilS. of No. 9 have got , a
ootball and' are practising up so as
to . lye their old time diem of the
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Bayfield lane school 'a rub. • . •
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- Mews. M. Sterling and G. • Camer•••
on isposed of . last ', wee
d ' theirhogs1 k
for good prices. • • ,
Messrs, John Enterson ahd „Tames
Mose have completed their contract
wood for 'the scho
of Wo ol. . • ' •
: Jos.. Cook and clan htets MisSes
.Mr g . ,
Matt •
• de and Alice, of Leeburn were the
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guests , of Mrs. William 'Cook of the
/4th con. this past week.
' Have you paid your subscription. te
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The News -Record If tot,. why not• ?
Miss. Isabel Gunn of Cllititon speftt
Sunday with Miss Daisy. Middleton. •
Mr. Thos. Burrows Of Goderich and
Miss Laura Willson. of Zion were in
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last Sunday as guests of
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the latter's co sin MissWillson. ,. lson.
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Zion . hes greatly improved her
pearance by the new shed arid also the
steps to •the ehureli, key, llobingon
had rather a entail turn out .00 .Sult-
day, the reads beitig so heavy, .
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Jeweler and Expert Watch Repairer, •
Refractionist and Dispensary Optician. • '
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this or any other phase of your s
v,,ork, • .. . .
4‘,11WilbailV"Abil'.1"111,'
In asking yoti to accept . this little
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Overcoat c, i r ,' ..--- .
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are equal in every way to . v.1,0
• -suare.,
1 custom made. No tailor in the
land will raake you a better looking or better fitting ar,
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use. Prices are $3 to $5 less than. he could charge. '
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HOIXIENS 'BIROS. •
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IT10111011t0 r a PVCI) Of your visit liere,
we know that yon . will inn valito it
'for the dollars it hi worth, but for
the spirit in which it is given, which
we assure you is hearty and general,
and ma ott lute it tO rtIle those that
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you may be called to preside over
that eatne thoughtful and Judi,.
ciouN care characteristic of yrnt,..-
Signed on behalf of Clinton Camp, IX,
'13.. Xer, Past Counsel Commander i Xt.
A. noWne. Coilnatd Commander • I .T,
ti. lloover, Clerk,
Mr. MeConliell made a aultable
aCknoWledgetnent and short addresses
were also made by a. number of the
bretherft, which were interspersed with
Motions by the Camp's elocutionists.
Oti ' Tuesday evening Mr, McConnell
Ieft for aoderich to promote the him
tarafttS al the W. 0, IV. in that place.
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
d i mil
. Mr. 'Ian Davidson wife an a i
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easant evening at the
sPent a very pl .
home of Mr, D. i. McClitichey last
week. -
Mrs. Win, Rathwell, Sr., is spending
a few days with CloShen friends. •
eer, L, clark sold a Valuable horse
to Mr. I, C. Reid one day last week.
ilfirs, Thos. Sandersom was the
guest of MiSS aeorgine, Johnson on.
;;,lliday, ,
Mrs. ,X, Helchatt of Markham is
renewing old acquaintances • in this
neighborhood.
i Miss Martha Itathwell sPent Sat-
hrday and Sunday at the home of
100. iTJ Ad& StA.
STANLEY wowssm:
litr. John Stephenson of the
Line has lately been under the
the doctor, •
Mrs. MO8Anp of the Drownsl
haa . been the guest of• her. th
Mrs. Seines Stephenson, thi
week.
Miss Gertrude Elliott is rel
from her recent illness, we' are
nay.
Miss Eliza Sane Stepliennon
batted from a visit to friends
forth,
$94,83
lyrood
icelield
friends
O In
g last
g was
North
visit,
last
ndrews
I set-,
..
eeting
v. Mr.
• Quite
it is
the re-
erect: -
ng on
ectory,
King
ds of
gaged
Chas,.
for a:
e since
ecident
little
slow
ado.
visited,
k,
per of
ayfield
ralysis
s help -
✓ so.
is the
Copper.
of 84
ted by
stands.
opened
y. last
eedless
a long
ported.
n 111.
f cases
ey Dis-
lodge-
ening,
d after '
ansact-
roceede
a :
th.
officers
sidence
h this
as . a
t one.;
tail of
thodist
t, The
be •in
ements
will
William
chos-,
Thos.
of fire,
Mr. A.
ghload.
ome of
several
t with
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selve.s .
a one
n such
1, little
able to
as not
fel him
s driv-
ch ser-
er..and
a snow
er. We •
n that
re how
is coin. •
ting in
ing re -
1 board
,elected
s been
d's for
• spend -
es in
Gcluern
n Line
onday
Miller
very
pastor
here is
iis is
kind
Varna
a, Sint-
ing in
eys.
board
ay, the
ership:
rnwell,
Thos.
Rogers
showed
ill of
Goahen
tare of
ti Line
ughter,
past
overing
glad to
has re.
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