The Clinton News-Record, 1903-04-23, Page 84
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April $rd, 1903
TH14 OU4'QN IfEltirevitECO
The
nagar.
Shoes..
Iin America for is •the best sboe
meii or women.
Prices range from
•$3.00 to $5.00
You Can procure
them from
FRED. T. JACKSON.
SHINOLA
• is the best Shoe Polish 8
if Beware of imitations
° which are named to I
N sound. like Shinola.
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L Shiuola is the only
A The Original,
SHINOLA
Patronize the New Shoe Store
and get yew Shoes
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lea. T. Jackson.
SUGAR.
E have just unloaded
our first carload of Sugar
for 1903. As this car-
load has been shipped <
directly from Itedpath's
refinery, we are. enabled
• to sell it as usual at
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)44jvho1esa1e-priCS.
As we have on hand a
arload of POTATOES
as well as a carload of
Sugar, we are putting.
both in the •market it
very small profits.
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Neterviewraemew
!weelakeeesegasew
ow grocr,
Mr. Ila.try Ciitt61oit1
• Late of the t/larendon, annenmeas that
be has bought the groceey earried 011
Ly altahl. J. Stewart and will continua
"'he busWest).•
A ebre of your patronage is te-
apectfillite solicited,
ITARRY CANTAL0N
Rubber
wiriminolatioiriusw
baste just received a
machine from the Dun-
lop Tire CO., Toronto, for
repairing and Attaching
robber tire to any wheel,:
so' are it a position' to
• meet your Wants in that
direction. '
Mi kinds of 134ggies and
Waggons or sale.
Repaleing Promptly Attended to
1111MDALL and MATH
nur ut, voutuu.
TWENTY ACRES kWh $ALM
The undersigned oiler* tor sale north
part of lot 36 On the ittit OM. of
Goderieh toWlathip, containing' 20 acres,.
Good frame house, bare with atone
stable. Good orchard with all kiuds
of fruit, X Mile from Corporation of
Clinton, X mile from school, Apply
to
JEPTI1A IIOLL,AND,
alohnesville 'P.O.
April 14111.
FOR SALE.
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• The undersigned offers for sale t Ily
shuttle Carpet Loom in good state of
repair. Will sell for 30 per cent. of
, it value. Also i light democrat
wa.gon. Will be sold cheap. .
' GEORGE vows..
..april reth.
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ROOTS 1'012 SALE.
The undersigned Offers for *ale a
couple of hundred bashels of trst-
glass turnips. Price, five cents per
bushel.
F, STEWART, '
' 4th on. Stanley 1`11,
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ROOMS TO LET.
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Rooms to let over our stores. Part
of them suitable for a. dwelling. .p-
plyto I . • .
• HARLA.ND BROS.
Cliiiton, April 7th.
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• , SERVANT WANTED.
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• Servant wanted, Apply at once to
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• MISS, al. D. aleTAGGART, '
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.. Clinton:
Nurse girl also wanted, • Good wa-
gwill be piaci,
ges s
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HOUSE TO RENT OR -F011. SALE.
The 7-roome4 house on Walker Sta.
south of the railway traelc, lately
occupied by, Mr. .James -Livermore, as • ,
catered for sale or to rent. Garden
with all kinds of fruits. ,Alundatice
of herd and . soft -water. A.pply to
1• ROBERT. MA.RSTIALL.
April 4th. '
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HOUSE FOR AALE '
The undersigned offers for sale a
xX storey cottage with Ave bedrooms,
large dining name parlor, etc. Situ-
ated on William street, eonvenient to
the Collegiate Institute, For further
particulars apply to Jatries . Seciita
barrister. - • •:
MRS. LAIRD.
Chilton, June attado . .
TWO HOUSES •FOR SALE.
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' The imciersigned offers for sale a 'IX
storey frame house on Victoria: street
eolith of the railway track. Shie.11 or-
chard, good •well, stable,. etc.
' Also small frame house on James
street, near the knittifig factory; X
acre of land, goos! well, etc.
Will be sold On easy terms. .
..
JOS, ALLENSON'.
Clinton, January 6th..
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HOUSE FOR SAL .
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The undersigned offers his cottage on
King street for sale. There is hard
and soft Water, a good stable, etc.
„Apply at the house. „
JAMES. D'UNFORD, Clinton.
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HARDWARE BUSINESS FOR SALE.
lhe undersigned 'offers his hardware
business for sale in ,the Village ol'
13avfield. •• '
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_ R. ROUATT Bayfield. •
Nov. rstis.
TUCKERSMITH FARM rola SALE.
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The undersigned offers for sale that
choice r5o eare farm on the Huron
Road, Tuckers:lath, ,one mile tot of
Clinton New frame house with sum-
mer kitchen, first elass bank barn,
drive shed, hen house, pig pen, silo,
two wells, windmill, and small or-
chard. The Bayfield river runs across ;
back end Of lot. Thirty acres of flats,
the• finest of grass lent!..This is a ;
splenetic!' farm, well situated, and
will be sold on easy terms.
ARTHUR. COUCH, •Clinton.
June
eth.
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PLANK FOR. SALE CHEAP. i
A quantity -of hardwood plank for I
sale cheap. Suitable for barn Or 1
stable floors, culverts, etc, s 1
' R. & J. RANSFORD ' •
, o
Clinton.
Nov, 4th.
HOUSE TO RENT;
Good comfortable houte to rent,
Apply to the undersigned.
A. CANTELON.
Clinton, March dath,
LOW. ATES TO CALIFORNIA.
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Via Chit. *ea Milwaukee and St.
Paid and Da salt Pacific line.
February 1,5th to April 301.11, 1902.
• Only $33 Chicago to San Francisco
LOS Angelea and many other Califor-
nia points, One-way, . second class',
colonitt tickets. raa
Will be glad to send you additional
information,
A. S. TAYLOR,
Canadian Freight and Preen' Agent,
8 Xing. St. ,Eat, Toronto, Ont
xtiottPor cASIt PRICE PAID.
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So cente per cwt. paid for all kinde 1
of temp iron deli-eted a the Clinton
scales, Also the highest price ,paid for
rubber. X handle sio tin but pay cash
for everything.
S. HALSTEAD,
I Tlig tdesap Wig *ink
lotAlltIJAAMS•
GORDON-DI:MBAR-At the residence,
of the 'bridtaa parents in Colborne
on April ist,11, by Rev. Mr.
erford, Mary, daughter of Mr.
Js. Punbar, to Angus Gordon.
ERNEST- JOHNSTONE-In Goderith
on April aotb, by Rev. Jas. A.
Anderson, Lizzie, youngest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Isabel Stowe, to Wil-
liam Ernest of Hamburg,
IdILLER-McDONALD--111 Brussels, en
April 150, by Rev. T. Wesley
Cosens, Mr. Charles S. Miller to
Miss jennet McDonald, both of
Morris.
ELSTON-BAGSHAW-At the resi.
deuce of the bra -leas parents, on
April fitli, by the Rev. htillyard,
Mr. Riebara Elston of Centralia
1;0 Miss Lenora, third daughter of
Mrs. Wm. Bagshaw of Stephen.
BROADVOOT-DICKSON- On April
8th, at the residence of the par-
ents of* the bride, by Rev, la taus -
grave, Dlr. Wm, S. Broadfoot of
Tuckersmith to Miss Nettie Dicke
4021. of NeKillop. •
CHAPMAN-13URDGE-At the hotne
of the bride's • mother, London
Road, on Aprit 14th, by Rev. E,
11, Salvers, Miss Mina Ross Burd-
ge to Mr. Thomas Chaprnan.
TAYLOR-GRIFFITH- At the resi-
dence of the bride's parents, on
April 8th, by Rev. E. A. Hall,
Mr. Stephen Taylor to Miss Mabel
Griffith, eldest daughter of Mr:
. John Griffith, all of Hoveick.
HOWARD -ALLAN -At the residence
of the bride's father, on April 9th,
by Rev, Thomas Davidson, Mr.,
(sem° Howard to Miss Margaret
Allen, daughter of Mr. Robert
• Allan, all ot Hay.
BIRTHS.
RINTOUL-In Wingliano on April
- Toth, Mrs. Wm. Rintoul, a daugio
tar.
JAMES -4n Turnberry, on 'April Ittla
• Mrs. Thomas James, Isf a daugh-
ter.
RUNCIMAN-Iti Whigharro. on April,
. lath; .Mrs. Runcimari, of a son. •
EDG.alt-InOGerr:e, on April ieth, the
Wife of Mr, T. D. .agar, of a'
• ' daughter,
MOFFATT-7n Seaforth," on April 7th,
the wife of Mr. W. J, Moffatt, of
a son.
McRAE-In 1VIcK.filop on April rath,
the, wife of Mr. ,Tolin A. McRae,
• •of a son (stillborn.)
STANBURY-In Exeter, on April tin,
the wife cf Mr, J. G. Stanbury,
of a daughter.,
RITCHIE-4n Grey, on April loth, to
• Mt. and Mrs. David Ritchie, a son.
MART/Na-In Goderieli, on April 14t1t,
• to 1Vtr. and Mrs.. M. H. Martin, a
-daughter. a, • •
VINCENT -4n Exeter, on April -ieth,
to Mr. .and Mrs. L. D. Vincent, a
daughter. •
DEATHS.
itracPARLANE-la Philadelpaia, •
on' April' x6th, Mrs. .W. J. "Mac-
learlate, eldest daughter of Mr. W.
0: Elliott of Goderich to;wriship,
. aged 32 years. •. .
LEITCH-In laullett, on April reth,
Agnes Harvey,. •relict of the late
Williain •Leitch, aged 76 years 'and
• 6 months,. • . a • • '.
BANT-In Wingham,. April ooth, An-
ne infantdaughter. of
Mr., and '1VIrs. W. II. Bant, .aged
months and 3 days.. •
Sal:LOUD-In. Lower .• Winghani, April
1 2th, John Strotid, aged 72. years,'
6 months.• •
HILLS -In Egroondville, oft April
12th, Maria McLartya wife of Mr.
'alannas Rills,. aged 66 'years.
McINTOSH-In Rapid • City, Manitoba,
on Aptil 41.11, James Grieve, young-
eiastte osionwithaforp'.:11xencricymMoic3fnotonstht,
aged 1 year and r inentla . Also
Itis son, laitchoper McLean, on Ap-
ia loth, aged 3. years and -1 month.
IIAIST-In Brussels, on .April 121.11,
Thomas •Charles, youngest soh .of
• ' Mr. and airs. David Heist, aged ea
• years, 1 InolItil sad to days,
WATSON-In Gpderich, on April ilth,
.• John Henry. Watson of Bultalci, S.
' Y., -son Of James Watson, aged 35
WILLIS-aIri Exeter, on April totli,
Mr, 'James Willis, in the 7eth.Year
' of his 'age.
PIsEll8trEh.,S---RIonberTeuekperiesweaorn scii4 April
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years.. s
GIRL WANTED.
Good dining room or kitchen girl
vented at ,once. Good wages, Apply
Lt the Mason.House.
• - •R. GRAHAM, Prop.
linto nApril 2211d.
WANTED A okg.
expetieneed general servant for
Mali family, wages en dollatio per.
llOftth Refererces required. Apply
fter 6 o'clock to -
MRS.W. Q. PHILLIPS,
Ratteribury St.
• Ktra,s VOR SALE.
The undersigned has for sale •a
irst-clast Shorthorn Bella, front r3
o 17 months old, red in colot and
he very bh, tf breeding.
W. j;*)3/GGINS
* Elmhurst Farm.
tanley, one mile eolith of the G. T.
R. station, Clinton.
HE VVELf4.1iNOVV34 CARRIAGE
HORSE
im Coxibet:Jt;
TIM ClOttildT, 3A.'ha* proven bins
elf tO be Amid stoek getter. He its A
qtree of good bons and ettbetence,
,vithst gond cerriage anti ettindi If
•nrulit higb. He will terve glare* in
his district, the route to be annOtineed
*tee.
11, laiLfit Owner.
The Rornancoot
St, Joseph,
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,ey-to wit the making of votes. For
in the clistrict that Si. Joseph servo
there are otily about 40 Frentla-Cans
action V oters a»d Of these all Wit ten
or fifteen are already regarded AS Lib-
eral voters, Indeed, it is said that
eveir 111 thie settlement there is no de-
mand for the wharf. The only peo-
ple who stem to want it are the pro-
moters of the eity of St. Joseph and
to the naked eye the city has no fut-
ure ahead of it save that it -might
possibly become a small SaIlliaer resort
aud in that case the taxpayer usually
expects the proprietors to bear the
expense of building a wharf, a
But, despite all this, the woona ap-
propriation of .$5,00o was made end
foe two or three months last summer
anti fall aonie tlarteeu or , fifteen men,
under thedirection of Mt. Fred.
Belanger, were at work building cribs
for the pier, according to plans pre-
pared by departmental outpecers. The
work was done by day labor and spee-
ta.tors of the work as itprogressed will
tell you with 4 smile hove they ,watch-
ed the workmen •wheel email barrows
itill oi sand and stone to the edge of
the water and 'dump the loads on, on-
ly to leave the next storm tender
practically useless the work done. The
net re,sult of the work done last year
year has already beentold above. To
the laymen it with' seetn tiS though
nearly every dollar spent had • been
wasted. Only. the crib nearest shore
is now lying in its original • position.
The one end of that crib lies in about
two leet of water. The other lies
•high and dry on shore: The other
cribs built seem to have either been
partly destroyed by the atones cr else
they have been washed petne consider-
able distance away from their origin -
a1 positions, .
A FURTHER APPROPRIATION.
• One would think that .be such
weste of publie inbney would lie enough
But not so. In the estimatea of the
Publ.; Works Department fcr this
year there is amother ha,000 for, St.
Joseplas•lurrbot. Newanaris have been
•terepareci. instead. of having spaces
between the crilia, according to the
original plasma it is rioar proposed to
•bead a continuous •crib -work -a. malt
Snore expensive piece Of work. Accor-
ding to • the preseet plans, the whart.
will be 58o feet long: And at the end
• of that 58o .feet there will be depth
of *just to feet of water I •Another .$o
or leo feet will give a ,depth of n. feet
.of water. ' • .
Mr. Gray oisToronto, tegineer t e
Public "SS otka • Depertieent, Vella has
charge of work • Cone in Weatarn On
tarifa asserts that .the '• timbers .alreaa
dy on the spot will suffice: tc: •&his
atete the pier and that the criba
Washed out of piece cell be towed
beak and properisamoored Ite believ-
es that another 'a.5,e0o vetield complete,
the wharf, Men ,ut the .neighlicieliood
of St. Joaesch doubt it three trines that
ateount will 'finish the work as ailanu-
ed. But,: be that as it' may, even atter
the $15,003 (allowing the lowest esti-
mate oi cost) is spent and the *alert
theta- Will still he no harbor;
no vessels :eau tie up an a storm ; it
is apaa-lehown that ally veasels wifl
want to tie up •in any caseand no
vessel. drawing .more than Ao ..feet of
water can use the wharf.' • '
'What is•it all for 1." The News re-
porter • asked half 4 dozen citizens of
the ;neighboring towns oi Zurich, Hen.
Aall and 'Clinton,
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BLA.NE: FOOLTSHNESS.'
• "Nobody knows. Everybody thinks
it's *blank foolishness and everybody
woriders at the umnitigated 'Jolty of '
the *hole thing,". was on effect the un-
anintous reply. The- orily attempted.
vindication came front a tuan"who Was
interested in -the St. Joseph scheme.
He suggested halfheartedly that vess-
els Could bring in coal and lumber'
for the district and so save high rail-
way freight rates. Even hedid not
edvaiiee • . the idea that St, • Joseph
would' 'ever realize the hopes of '. its •
proem -tete and either develop into • a
manufacturing town. ot • into •a
suni-
iier resort. :And to the •objection that
the Cost of teaming lumber of coal
froze St. ' Joseph . to attend. tonns.
would be inueli more than the: differ-
ence in freight fates, he had no reply:
"I wish you would talk to Mr: 'Cantito
he would make you see things in a
different light, ''• he Said. -
But Mr. Cantints • present where-
abouts was unknown at ,St. Joseph,
It wa.s. , also unknown when lealaitig
operations would be ristionedby the
St. Joseph's Land improvement and
Manufactering .COmpaiiy, They Were
to have started the:yeti:emelt oo.gaiit ofi
March rat, but no Logue. of 'returning:
aetivity are yet tosible
Meanwhilea. new ode:many,sant to
be piactiCally. identical with: the ab-
ove' company, 'applying for 'a char-
ter at the present session of Partial
meet to build a atrial front some
point on Lake Huron,,presizonably St,
Sosep14 to some point on Lake Erie,
presume* Tort Staidey. . The Otis
milted coat ot the canal is a trifle Of
$7.0,009,000. • • •
They tell many futiny Stories in Hu-
ron County of Caiitin and • his schemes,
las generous free -handedness with Mon-
ey, his special traitia and his peesues-
lye eloquenae. Coltithris of interesting
reading tnatter could be writteni of his
briUiant coups and his amazing nerve.
But for the present enough has leen
said.
The last opinioti of the situation
The News reporter heard as he left for
Tomtit.° was, from a Zurich man :
"Well, if the goverattient re;going to
throw money, away 1 supPbse they
might as well throw' it around here,as
anywhere. / hope, they'll carry that
wharf out far enough anyway, to give
us a plate to fish off and it. and
watch the Vtavea come in"
A$14/i/XELD TOWN
The funeral of Mrs. Helm of Lutk.
now took place on Saturday to Green
Hill cemetery And was largely attehd-
ed. 'The cleeeetted was 66 years of ago
and leaves 'to mourn their loss five
soitS Ana two daughters, viz : .loseph,
Albert and JaMes of the •loth con.,
joint of the r3th on., Thottme el
Glantleis, 'Mrs. W. Hunter and litre.
gixert, R. lifeEtitit, .1. MeDonoglt, 3.
Chtrkson, J. Taylor and B. Webster,
The bereaved have the sympathy • of
the conettunity.
Miss •le A. Cook id Methontet,
ie on a Visit to her mother., Ufa. F:
A. Crook, •A
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The home of Mr. P. Cook wits
brightened lett Friday by the arrival
of a baby boy, •
Mr. S. Cook of the Oth note, who
has been laid up for the ,past ittoitth
with a severe •ettaelt of rhetiniatiste,
is, We are pletteed to Say, some bet.
te*.
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1(15S SCUMS •GMERIell CORRESPONDENT
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A. quiet wedding took place at the
Stoats House on Monday a. in. at 6.30
Rev. James A. Anderson officiating at
the -ceremony. The bride, Miss Lizzie
acainstoes sister of Mrs. lien. Saults
and youugeSt daughter of Airs, Isabel
Stowe of town, came in on the arm
of her brother, Mr. J. C. .Tohnston of
tiltievole, and was beautifully, dressed
in a tailor made going away costuine
cf reseda green broadcloth beautifully
trimmed and handsome large turban
to match with a garniture of foliage.
The ,grootte Mr. William Earnest of
Hamburgh, late of town, presented
the brine 'with a lianosome gold
watch. The beide was the recipient of
many beautiful !giits. The liappy
couple were the first bride and groom
to leave this new O. T. R. station.
Mr. aucl Mrs. Earnest will reside at
Sarnia. They have the congratula-'
tions of their many friends.
Mrs. W. 11. Bats is very ill . of
pneurnonia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnston of
Bluevale were guests at the • Saults
House this week.
Mr. Harry Young- removed to the
house on Keays and Rsiglen streets
lately occupied by Librarian Duff.
Mr, /levies has taken away the
fence frmn the front :of his grounds
on Raglan street.
Miss Elliott hes had the ,fence re-
400Ve(i from her premises.
Mrs. Goebel , 110.S removed from
Cambridge street to South street, cor-
ner Raglan street.
3. :1 TVIeMath and Master Brogden
spent Eastertide at Toronto, the gees -
to of laugh Mealeth of that city.
Mrs. W. A. Bova' and children, who
spent sorne weeks bere the,guests of
Mrs. Dover's parents, 1VIr, sand Mrs.
James Craigie, left in Holy Week to
Visit at BullTiTo. She also visited at
Toronto before returning to her home
at Stayner;
'Mr, • J. S. Loekie, insurance the
guestsageli
Berlin; and h
nis wife, w
of Dr, a.nd Mrs. Turnbull at iaaster.
• MS Misses Gladhs and Rose and
la/eater Gordon 1VIeNevin, children of
Mr. William McNevin, Hensall, • were
the guests during Easter week of Mr,
and Mrs. Nevins; uncle and aunt . f
theyoung peepla ' •
The W. W. Rounds, Captain Estelle,
Id. ourport oft 'Tuesday' for Saginaw
Bata being the first boat to leave
ties harbor. • f
The big mill shipped 2,000 .bags of
flour to Sault Ste Merle on the View
steamer, Menitoa. • , • •
We were informed. that Captain
Lawsoa was, durilig the winter,
a boat lout we were both pleased'
and 'surprisedto learn that he has
Malt. a Jaunty .sailing yaelit for Ids
own private use. Wait untilthe"ex-
corsionists come they'll beg for a
sail in the "San Rise", or ,"Sun Set"
to be more poetical. . ,
The "Greyhound," that large beau-
tiful. steam ship -of the White Star
Line, is conaug back again earlier in
the season • than usual to give ' our
citizens and county people geteerally
a cheep 'exeuraion td.Dettoit.
Mn.. Robert . McLean and his :ship-
ment of rgloorses; kit on Monday of
last Week' for ManitobaMr: McLean
had. the honor of shipping the first car
of horsesafroin the .new station • but
his pleasure as. well 'ea •himself receiv-
ed 'a slight' shaking up before he . got
far Wan the station; the car running
oil the, traCh at the cattle yards. No
harm was clone, however.- '
"The-largest,stock of •cattle ever of-
fered for sale in Huron was at Ridge-
wood Patic Stock Farm on Tuesday•
of, teat week.
a Silas Barker ittd,her S. S. ciao- of
St. Georges church 'sent a beautifully
dressed doll .((lressed by the class) and
a beautifully bound volume from her-
til
to two tittle children at the Wa-
wandsh sclibol, Sault .Ste. Marie. The
Little girl, Annie Lernoe, w, eS delighted
beyond oneasere: with her doll but
little Isaac '•Shebegaties died scnie.
time ago and Mrs icing, principal of
the Home, will give it as a:prize. to
some -pupil for .goed. tOncluet. : • •
Captain :Dan. •Wiggins shipped his
fishiag. boat 'Woarn'' to .Kingston,
Ile andahis Lrother will lash off • Cape
Vincent: We wish .the brothers good
fortunea" . • '
We came across a useful teceipt the
Other day which sotne Joyce of horses
may 'find useful if his horse needs
something to a makehim active.
Nitrate potash, one ounce ; powdered
gentian root, one ounce ; ottx vomica,
one ounce ,•; fenugreek, one ounce
charcoai. and cps= Setts each two
ounces. Give a tablespoonful night
e.nd morning in :the feed. • .
Never stake ,La tree: Have the roots
so large and the taps so strialI• that it
will stand alone. -
Profestior ,T. Ades Fosider is havings
a. pretty little piazza, built at the
southern side Of his residence and
other iniproVements' made..
Me. 1VIelt1m is having . the plumbers
at work at lois residence, •
Mrs McEion has executed some very
fine ,artistic work in beret cr eotch-
ed wood. One plaque is a type of
mythology.
We Were very deeply grieved to
learn of the death of 1. 51 • 11.
Watson of Buffalo at the ,residen-
te of his father, Italics Watson of
Goderich. He graduated with lionora•
:at thn Toronto •college of medicine
auda was articled to the late George
Rliynas, druggist. He took a posi-
tion' in °tieof the wholesale drug
stores in Buffalo, visited hit; home
every vintner,. Four years ago he was
called' home,. by the illness .and death
of his mother,which may possibly, in
conjunetionwith his close confinement
to bustuess, have. weakened his con-
stitittion so far ea' to lie observed by
las friends and acquaintafices general-
ly, Betweett August of 1902 and Ian.
1903 his ease assumed a serious as-
pect • width obliged him to lay aside
all work of 'mind or body. Thinking
that a change of cliniate would re -in.
state his health Mr. Watson came
bottle to hie father's residence here on
atst March and feeling bitter walked
out several times with hie sisters,
but on Sunday, April 126, Miss Kate
Watson noticed tt change upon her
:brother and suintecifiett Dr. Whitely,
who said that her brother was sitikiog
fast. He passed away, on Sueday af-
ternoon in the hope of a glorious res-
urrection. He was a sincere Christian
faithful to itis dtarge and cheerful
with those whew he had to serve.
Ilis brother .C_1zle4. tame home for
the funeral. rOlut Henry Watson was
the third son of 41tirtee Watson, Titree
of Mr. Watson's eons studied pito-
antley. The easket was covered with
lovely diatom, the floral tributes of
many friends aid relatives. Rev,
janitti A. Andersoti officiated at resi-
dence and Maitland cemetery, The
pallbearers were Messrs. George Wat-
sou of town and Charles of New York,
brothers of deoesed, Harry Watson,
cousin, and Peter Meitaritotti, brother.
itt.law, both of town, ,
4.
IThe funeral of the infant son, George
. Thomas, of Mr. •and Mrs. Tont. Bates
'of Brantford, tuck place on Saturday
afternoon atom the residence of Ser-
geant Allen and Mrs. Warren. The
little infant wan three months • and
three weeks old at the time of death.
Mrs. Bates, too, bas been, quite a
• sufferer 'dating the illness of her in-
fant but we trust she will aow im-
prove. The babe's father, M. Toni
Date, Mrs. Charles Chisholm and
little daughter Isabel and Miss Pol-
• lock, sisters of Mrs. Bates, all of
13rantferd, were %ere iu the •babe's
last illness. They Covered the little
• white casket - with bunches of flowers,
Rev, James A. Anderson officiating at
vrefisiide.enee and Maitland cemetery. .
to their barites tle. -seek at }lagers -
Masters Alex. and Watson, returned
Mrs. Joh Stratton and two Sons,
. •
.
Mr. Charles .Chis.....on is at present
engaged at Caleclon.
Mr. Thomas, Campbell. of Colborne
has purcbased the resideace formerla
owned and occupied by Mr. James
'
Tewsley now of Sault Ste Marie
1 • '
- We mast offer • out .congratulations
to Mr, St. Clair Tweedie cu excavat-
ing the cellar. or basement for the
handsome brick • residence he • intends
building this season on St. David's
street. He will be his own architect
and we must .say he Will be the
youngest architect and builder .cif a
new house in 'town. • We trust that
he may occupy the new, building • as
well As own it. .. . .
. Mrs., Dave Fisher returned some days
ago trom• her visit to her daughter,
•Mrs. ., (Rev.) ' La,Geer .• of , Jackson,
Mich.
We were sorry to learn of Rev„mr.
Selton's illness at his Hamilton resi-
dence.
Mr. Kenneth Horton of rritZley's
Tonsorial 'Parlors bade adieu to his
.hosts of friends around the square and
elsewhere on Friday . last, having
bought out a •tonsorial parlor in
Prince Albert, N. W. T. "'Kenny" • is
steady, faithful . to' his patrons asid
most obliging to allhe meet'
s „which
qualities must necessarily makehini a
great acquisition in the far Off ,t(rtyll
hl which he has .chosen to locate. Di.
.1, M. Turnbull% will hall ''Kenhy's"
company with delight. •
Miss Mabel Volinston of St. Mar-
garets coltege, Toronto, spent . her
-
Faster vacation at her barite, corner
St. Patrick and Waterloo streets,
residence of Mr. J. E. Johnston.
Inspector Tom of the Public schools
and Messrs. R. N. Merritt B. A. and
W. H. Thortipson B. A. of the Col-
legiate institute, all Spent their Eas-
ter vacation in Toronto,' the teachers'
Mecca. , •
Captain, Glass of Sarnia Succeeds
Captain Colwell • of Port Iiope. as
commander of the schooner Katandin,
which acat .has .changed Ownersas
well, Mr. byrnent having; sold the
Schooner to Mr. Lie -belle. of Sarnia.
The Siebolcl, 'Captain 'Wylie and
Engineer McPhail, left for South Bay •
ori April iatli,
. Among the passengers Who. left Our
port ta.st week .on 'the. steamer "Mena
ton:" ,Were Mts. Josiah •Simpson, wife •
of the • engineer, Miss Bain and her
father, Manager Bain, of the Puck
'Island Fishing Station and Mr, Wal-
lace, 'merchant. James Clark, man-
ager of the Dominion Fish CO., also
the fOltayling also left by the
Maiii-
tou early Thursday morning, rath Ap-
ril : C. W. Turner, inspector of the
Booth Fialif Co. and a number of
cbmaiereial travellers. Norman Mc-
Auley, we are pleased to learn,' is,
purser on the Ala./Owe, anca Miss M.
McDonald ladies' Maid. ' • •
The library is to. be built
at
• Mrs. Mason, who anderwent a • Veay.
critical operation at Dr. ,Gium's hos-
pital in Clinton some thee agc ip'
now able to -attend. to her
duties. ' •
Mt:. and. Mrs. • George M. '1VIeSween .
left last 'week for • their new IuSine at
Pert Arthur. They will visit at Owen
Sound by the way. Mr. Meaween is e
line artistic tailor but 11,1 telt that 'he
would , have a better eliarice opening
out in Port Arthur and So ' has gone
to try his fortune, We wish Iinn suc-
eese.' i' . •
•GODERICIX.
Mr. Frank Nicholson has had his
cottage nicely painted.
Mr. Eddie Campion, who was trans-
ferred to the G. T. R. office at Guelph,
was home for thel-';aster holidays.
We are glad to learn that Master
Harold Taylor, only son of Dr.
Taylor, is improving satisfactorily
after bis recent illness.
Mrs. Ross Rastall of Brantford vis-
• ited Goderich for the first time singe
• leaving.
By special request Mr. Shirley, Ant.
erican consul at Goderich, Mrs. Sidra
ley and Byron, attended the presenta-
tion of medals from President Roose-
velt " to the following persons, who
riskea their lives at Kincardine Port,
in trying to save tile taptain and
crew and. other persons from the
Wreck of the • Anua Marie that was
lost off that port crt the night of 8th
October, 1902.
In the Marton Canadian the fol.
lowing note refers to the neice of
Mrs. Haakett, who spent her vacation
last year with Mr. and Mrs. Hackett ;
"On Monday . week Miss Ruby Ash-
croft met with a. severe accident which
will lay her oft duty for a time, She
was driving to school when the horse
ran away and threw hig•itigt of the
buggy. Sire tell heavilfbanong • the
rocas and rubbish and was rendered
unconscious and remained so for sev-
eral hours. Sae was found by ahr.
Josiah Crawford who secured assist-
ance and eonveyed tier to the resi-
dence of Mr.'Jame a Taylor. Medical
aid Was quickly' secured when it was
found that Miss Aslictoft bad severaL
• ribs brokett and was bruised all over
and very badly shaken up. She •is
now • slowly recovering. After throw-
ing the driver °tit the horse ran • the
• buggy against a tree; and mashed it.
Mr. Benson Gueatt San of Mrs.
Guest, Keays affeet," has goue to Al-
berta for his health. •
• Miss Strang,. Grimsby, spent bar •
vacation at' the family residence, Bri-
tannia Road. -
Miss Josie Reynolds has been en....0
gaged to teach the seliool in the Ell-
ingston district in learner county.
The above, note frorn the Leeds News'
refers to Miss Sosie Reyaolds, grand.'
daughter of Mr. end Mrs. .Mex. Eirk. •
bride here. Josie is otte of our Public
schcol scholars. . •
•Captain Baxter of Owen Sound is
the c'ommander of the Maniton and ,J.
Simpson of ltiartoa engineer.
Station Master Straiton expects to
be able to go to his duty about the
first of May. He is gaining attengta
daily. •
• Captain Pan, MacKay will fiat this ,
season oft. our port. We hope he may
make a succesa ot it for the Dominion
'Fish Co, exports all ;their fieli and our.
citizeus get only the small share Mr.
„Tarries • araigie can furnish them with.
•.Mr. Buxton
' • brewer • at Saltfcrd,
Pretty nearly lost his life by the sad -
dent wilich befell him at St: Joseph:
He ships his ale; •etc,„ to Zurich and
thee hires a torn to convey the kegs .
to St, Joseph. At' Bassenberry!S ho-
tel the horses became restive and Dar;
'Buxton not having a firm seat was
thrown forward,' and not having hold
of the reins pluckily hung coil to the
tongee of the wagon. The .covered top
of the wagon fell upoli 'him and as he
could not extricate hitnself he would
surely ' have •"been killed, but fertile- •
atelva boy from the hotel tan out and
•
stopaed the .tan a But ,Mr. Buxton is
not going to lose his chance of attend-
ing the.horse alio* at Torouto. He ,
purposes buying "Sweetheart" and
.0 he gets her we will have some
ladyriders once more in the Old ' town.
Malty a handsomc. eide saddle 'Mr.
DeZine or 0.an made in our school '
girl days, stitched in beautiful designs
bet alas now neither •beannor • belle
tide's. We often wonder that • the
yoang men Of Huron, the .agiiculturis-
ts • do not patronize the equestrian
Mr:. Charlie Bell has accepted a posi-
doe • io London .•
• Mrs. Lewis' Elliott•has returned at-
ter- her •wintee's residencewith' her
daughters, Mrs. Crystal of' Logidon
arid Mrs.Feeris, Port Huron. •
' ritisa May Hale •spent her Easter
holidays at Clinton, the guest. .of her '
hrother, Theodore Hate.. • ."
The thildree who have had scarlet
'ever liave had a very light • attack,
Theta 'still .are Cases of it. .
Mrs. Tinenas IticLeeri and little' son,
Master Hugh,. spent Eastertide with
relatives at Glencoe. •
Butrowa. & on shiPPetl two
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