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FRED. T. JACKSON.
SH1NOLA
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and get New ShOes
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WE have just unloaded.
our first carload of Stier
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for 1903. As this cat-,
load has been hipped
directly from Redpa,th's
> refinery, :we are enabled
to sell it as7usual at
the wholesale:price.
• As we have on hand a
carload of POTATOES
as well as a carload of
e>..Pugar, we are putting
both in the market at
very small profits.
W.T.O'Neil.
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V-kaielCietelOi0.0€4:-',:leretelei. SIMON%
ROOMS TO lane
Rooms to let over our Store,. Part
of theist eititehle fer a dwelling. An -
ply to
HARLA.ND BROS.
Clinton, April eth.
SERVANT WANTED.
Servant. wanted.
• MRS. M..
Nurse girl also
ges will be paid.
Apply at once toe
D. MeTAGGART,
Clinton.
wanted. Good 'Wee
.Housx TO RENT OR FOR SALE,
allorn,,a••••
The 7 -roomed house on Walker $t.,
south of the railwa.y track, lately
occupied by i!dr. James ..Livermore, is
offered for sale or to rent, Garden
with all kinds of fruits, Abundance
of. hard and soft water. Apply to
ROBERT MARSHALL
Aptil 4th.
HOUSE VOR SAE.
The undersigned offers for sale, a
IX storey cottage with five bedroome,
large dining room, parlor, etc. Situ-
ated on William street, convenient to
the Collegiate Institute. For• furtfer
particulars apply to James Scott,
barrister, •
- MRS. LAIRD,
Clinton, June 28rd.
•
TWO HOUSES FOR SALE,
• The Imdersigned offers fot sale a IX
storey frame house ori Victoria street
soath of the railway track. Small or-
chard, good well, stable, etc.
Also small frame house on James
street, near the knitting factory, g
acre of land, gooei •well, etc.
Will be sold on easy terms.
30S. ALLEhTSON.
Clinton, January 6t1e. '
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., HOUSE FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his cottage on
King street for sale. There is bard
and ;sqt water, a 'good stable, etc.
A•peily at the house.
AMES -DIINFORD. •Clinton.
HARDWARE I317SINESS FOR SALE.
.• The undersigned offers his hardware
business for sale iii the village of
Bayfield. ' ' ,
. .
R. ROUATT, Bayfield.
Nov. 12th:
TUCKERSMITH FARM OR SALE.
. The undersigned offers for Pale that
choice , 159 acre farm on the Huron
Road,- Tuckerstnith, one mile 'east of
Clinton. New frame housewith sum-
mer kitchen, first class bank bare,.
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 land. This is a
splendid farm, well situated, and
will be sold on easy terms, .
. ARTHUR COUCH,' Clinton
June 9th. •
PLANK FOR SALE CHEAP:
• A quantity of hardwood plank for
sale cheap. Suitable for barn • or
stable floors, culverts, etc.
& J. RANSFORD,
• . ' Clinton.
N'ov 4tji4. •
HOUSE TO F.ENT.
Good comfortable house to rent.
Apply to the undersigeed.
A. CANTELON.
•Clinton, Ma.relf d5th. *
•
THE CLYDESDALE STALLION
TUE CLINTON X
11140 BOORD
Mr. ThOhias 'tilt has retired from
the *neat market businesa, havinsold
out to Morrow and Johnston,' two
well known and popular butchers of
town.
Mr. Iontlian McBrien Will •leave for
Port Arthur on the first steamer. .
Mr. Lindsay 'Williams, who had been
in poor health ifor some tittle returned
from alie London sanitariunt on, Sat-
urday evening quite recovered. He
had been studying too hard.
ci.4agNuoN. HOTEL
SITE FOR SALE.
The -undersigned offers for eale the
Clarendon Hotel site together, with
the stable belonging to it. .Apply to
Mrs. W. I/. 1-lele, Wingliant, os
D. B. KENNEDY,
April 28th. Clinton.
CALVES FOR SALE.
I f will he at the following places
with loa.dt of calves for sale :
Elliott's Hotel, Bayfield, on Tues-
day, May stla•at 3 o cloek p.
Zurich at 3 o'clock p. in. on. Sat-
urday, May 9t1i.
JAS, C. PARSONS,
April 290. KIPPen.
AUCTION SALE 'OP FURNITURE,
• Mr. Harry Cantelon
Late of the Clarendon, announces that
- he has bought the grocery carried on
• ;by Mr. G.el Stewart and will continue
%the business.
• A share of your patronage is re-
••spectfullY solicited.
HARRY CANTELON.
Rubber
•
We have just received a
machine from the Dun-
lop Tire Co., Toronto, for
repairing and attaching
rubber tire to any wheel,
so are in a position to
meet your: wants in that
direction.
'AU kinds of Buggies and
" Waggons for sate.
•
Repairing Promptly Attended to
RUMBALL and MOMATII
, .nurottst., afoot's,
The undersigned will sell by public
auction on the Market Square, Clin-
ton, on t.
SATURDAY, MAY ,20.1
The following : Sideboard, dining
roam • chairs, several rocking chairs,
double and single beds, bedrcioni sets,
mattresses, dining room chairs, cup-
board, washstands, tables large and
small, bath pan, heating stoves, cook
stove al -most new, • sewing machine,
Berlin organ just from factory, other
articles too numerons to mention.
Sale at 2 o'clock p. m.
THOS. BROWN,
Clinton, April 29t11, Auctioneer.
COURT OF REVISION.
TowNsnrr OF STANLEY.
Take notice that a Court of Revise.
ion for the Township of Stanley will
hold its first siftingin the Township
Hall Varna, on Monday, May 25th,
A. D., '1903, commencing at 10 o'clock
a. m., ler the purpose of hearing and
rectifying all complaints against • or
errors in the Assesement Soil of the
present year. All parties interested
are requested to attend. --
J. E. HARNWELL,
• Clerk of the IVIunicinalitf,
Varna, April 29t11, 1903,
GODEILIOS.
Rev. Mr. (urine of Clinton Will give,
an address before the Y. P. Guile On
the evening of gay 4th.
Mr. Fert of London was in town
on Friday last.
The reeopeniug of Knox chttreh will
take place on Sunday next, Mr. Hal-
ton, an English artist, having been
for the past moirth engaged in decora-
tion of the church, we anticipate some
pretty fine work will delight the eyes
of the congregation.
Mr. Charles Edward of the Monetary
TimesToronto, and family left re-
cently' for British Columbia.
Mr. Joseph Blake of Colborne and
family have also gone to the same
place.
Instead of banana skins decorating
the sidewalks we note apple cores do-
.ing. duty.
We hope Ito congratulate Engineer
I:rave is succeeding Mr. Gilmour at
theon'eliwevoantcolary. evening at the Y.
p.
Gidld ,rneeting at St. George's after
the roll liad been called and some
preliminary I business atteeded to a
social chat followed for about five
minutes. When order wag" called Miss
Ethel Williams ascended the pletforni
and reed a very well prepared paper
on Christianity and caner religions,
eommeneing by showing that it was
natural in mankind in all ages and
nations to feel that there wails a. su-
perior power over them whether it
was the sun, moon or stars, aniniale
figures of , clay, wood, stone or inetat,
or vebatever their fancy indicated they
worshipped as a god. The Mahoined-
an is a. fatalist and thinks no one. has
any power of himself.. The Buddhist
believes in the transmigration of the
souls ,of men, taking forms of ani-
mals, etc., and the Chinaman feels
certain. that his.. idol made by hands
can do all for him that be ,asks of it.
Christianity, MissWilliams °Waved, -
although it is making 'great strides,
has yet a good part of the world to
conquere yet tit•is the only perfect and
satisfactory form of religion, love
being its foundation, love for 1God and
man Several appropriate hymns were
sung, Miss Holt presiding at the or-
gan., The Y. P. Guild is progrepsing
wonderfully. They presented the war-
den ,of the church with fifty dollars
towards paying for •the cement 'walk
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that toreaches as fax as the Sunday
• HOUSE FOR SME..'
, The undersigned offers for Sale his
IX storey dwelling, containing six
rooms. • Hard and soft water. Also ,X.
acre 'of land, .'ground in good shape.
• . CHAS. P. COOK.
Clinton, April 22nd. '
TWENTY Acags uAt:. SALE.
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The undersigned 'Offers for sale north
part of lot 36 on the 16th con. of
Goderich township, containing 20 acres.
Gdod frame house, barn with stone
stable. Good orchard with all kinds
of fruit, mile from corporation of
Clinton, X mile from school. Apply
. •
• ..TEpTHA HOLLANDa .
, Holinesvi 'P.0;
April relit:. '
. FOR SALE. '
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, The undersigned, offers for sale fly
• shuttle Carpet Loom in good state of
repair. Veill sell for 30 per cent, of
its value. Also a light. deinocrat
wagon. Will be sold cheap. '
'• GEORGE POTTS.
April reth. •
- CROS$14ELD -- :
Crossfield is a three-year-old,Clydes-
dale stallion. He stands about 16
hands high and weighs 1600 pounde.
He is a light bay with three white feet
and White face. He is'lovv set and
blocky. •
Crossfield gond for the inv.
proVement of stock for the season of
1903 as follows ; '
Monday -Will leave his own. stable
on the Brownson Line and proceed to
the Sauble Line to R. Snowden's for
noon, thence to Deneiny's for night
Tuesday -Will proceed to St. Joseph
and across to E.' Stelck's on the 14th
of Hay for uoon, thence :tip tlic
Brownson' Line tto M. Steckley'e for
the might.
Wednesday -Will preceed to his own
stable for the :day.
Thursday -Will proceed to D. 3.
Steplietison's on the Goshen Line for
noon, thence across to CM Babylon
and to J. T. Keys' for the tight.
Friday -Will proceed by way. of the
Babylon Line to the 13aylield Road
and thenee to hie °wit stable Where
he will remain until the following
Mchiclay morning.
Pecligree-CrosSfield was sired by
Raherfield (419o) dam Moonlight (2-
cn6,) sire of dam the Red Cross
Knight (849),ISeeond dam Kate Long -
with (225) by „Macgregor (1487), third
dam Kate of Lougwith (e018) by The
Laird (865)„, fourth dam Nell of Kirk-
patrick (2442) by Lorde Clyde.
Terms -v -1'o insure a foal Sit, payable
jaimary Ait, 1904. Mares" must be
returned regularly to the horst Or
will kharge whether in foal or not.
Parties disposhig of their mareis before
lording time Will be held responsible
for the insurance. .All itecidente at
risk Of owners.
12.013MT MITALE,
Owner and I/tanager.
Statiley,April 02nd;„
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WANTED AT ONCE.
An •experienced.' general servant for
small family, wages ten dollars per
month. • Referencea xequired, Apply
alter 6 o'clock to
MRS. W. Q. 1,11X141APS,
Rattenbury St.
• THE iiiiARKETS.
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Wheat /attires Closed Higher at lawful.
pea sad Lower at Chicago illainrdsr-•
. The Latest Quotetions. ' .
Saturdai Evening, AprI1 25.
• Wrexpool wheat tutures •closed steadi to
Mid hieher to -day, and corn futures Mid to
%di higher.
At Chicago May wheat declined lie trelle
Yoastsaterddeacyat; eallaymletorn a. dvanced Mic.and•Moy
. • 1.EADiNG WHEAT mAit.IIICTs.
BULLS FOR SALA
The undersigned has for sale a
first-class Shorthorn BnIls„ • front 13
to re.itionths old, red • in color and
the very best of breeding. • -
W. S. BIGGINS,
Elmhurst Vann.
Stanley, one mile smith .of the G. T.
R. station, Clintoii.
•
THE WELL KNOWN ROA.DS'tER
" STALLION-. •
Jim Corbet,
PolloWing are the closing quotations at
Important wheat centres to -day:
Cash. May, July. Sept..
New Xork .... 81% 77• 74%'
Chicago . 774 74% 09%
Toledo 70% 7094 7294 ..0.r.0
Duluth, No. 1 N. 7694 761/2 76 S• *so.
ToRONI"b WitraNV 314.1tKET.
• Wheat, red, bush 71 to 1....
• Wheat, white, bush 0 72. .....
• Wheat, spring, bush ...1 0 69
Wheat, goose, bush 007 • ......
Beans, bush, . . .. 30 150
Beans hand-pieke4 • 1 75 ,
••Peas, 'bush' 0 7894 ....
• Bye. bush 0 51
Barley, bush 0 45
• Oats, buSh •0 07% •
Allay and Straw- "
May per ton ..... -.112 90 to 114 00
. Clover, per ton • " 5,00 9.00
• Straw, loose, per ton 550 .
Straw. sheaf • 800 0 00
Pratte and Vegetablesi-.;
•Appleo, winter,bbl. 10 75 t• 51 75
•.Paatoes; per bag 1 00 1 15
• Cabbage, .per doz. 0 40 • • 50 "
Onions. per bag ..,.075 0 80
Turnips, per bag . .. . .025 035
Produse--
Butter, lb. rolls 20 0 25 '
' iggs, new laid, diOs. 0.12 ' 13
GODURICH
MrS.- W. Proetor of Goderich town-
ehip and • her. daughter, Mrs, (Dr.).
Paltrier, spent a feire slays ih Aloderich
recently.
Mrs. Stahleker, win> spent the past
Season with her husband in Ohio, has
returned to town.'Mr. Stahleker Will
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cpartEsptastfr•
We are very sorry that Mr. Harold
Blackstone, who had been taking so
active a part in spare hours, notably
instructing bands, has suffered so
great a less by the fire and we liope
a buinper concert may be given him
ar la slight compensation to him for
follow when the organ factory i$ his present loss. But his life was
ready for orders. spared and that 49;,. a great solace to
%Us. Donley Johnston. of Malton his family and friends.
and little child returned to their We had quite !a snowfall on Tuesday,
lionm'on ,Tuesday, erst April, after an April 215t1 the 10.St of the seasoai we
exceedingly enjoyable visit with her fondly trust.
mother, Mrs. Webster, and grand- Mr. Robert Boyd ef Stratford is
mother, Mrs. Elijah Martin, Newgate now oli the G. T. R. run between
street. 0415arich and Stretford with Conduct -
Mrs. Gundry returned to her home or Ausbrook. The people of Stratford
for Easter after a pleasant visit with regretthe loss of Mrs. Boyd from
her relatives at Southampton. their city as she was a most aetive
Adalcohn McDonald left •last week worker in •the Home IVIetuorial church,
to take the Position of mate upon the a member Of the choir, teacher in 'the
handsome ,new steamer "Brown Smith' Sunday school and ,secretary ef the
lately launched at Loraine, Ohio. . Ladies Aid. What Stratford regrets
Mrs. W. Green and children of De- Goderich will need although we have
troit are the guests of Mrs. Green's many active workers, one new member
mother. 'Vim. Green has been a suf- is like leaven in the* loaf.
ferer from la ,grippe. Mrs. Bedford Miss Kate Reid, who spent the win -
returned twith her to her home after ter at Toronto, .returnea recently to
a pleaaant "visit at Detroit. her bome, Lake View. s •
Mr. Allan McLean had his' Scotch We are quite proud of our young
flag at . half mast 'at his Elgin street towusinare-Mr, Ed. Tilt, winning hen -
residence the three days that Sir ors ,at 1VIeGill college, Montreal, hav-
Oliver Mowat lay in state. , log completed his anal examination
Miss Kate Babb .has.returned frpin ,a in the science department of ,that fain -
visit. of several months tofriends at ed institution. as mining engineer and
Detroit. Kate will be wishing for the had ,the honor of being valedictorian.
bathing season to set in as last sea- Miss -Minnie McVittie returned to
son she met with great success, her Toronto after the Easter holidays to
patrons being highly delighted with her resume her musical and vocal st udies.
managetnent of the bathing house. Mr. Samuel Norris' 88th anniver-
The Kolfage, Captain John Macdon- Sexy of his birth was a uay of much
ald, left, on St. George's Day • for social enjoyment ,at his Colborne re-
Johnston's Harbor. Master Marry sidance. Mr. and Mrs. W. Green, Mrs,
Carey went on a trip with the cep- J. P. Brown and Mts. Magnus Swan-
tain, son drove out to congratulate the
m
Abraha•Sniith is •at Grand Rap- old gentleman on his ,steacly advance
ids, Mich.
Mrs. (Major) . Beck speat the past
week the guest. of friends at Auburn.
'Mr. Will. Kirkhride rand family left
Goderich on Wednesday to • reside in
Vancouver, B. C. ,
'Miss 'Pollock, daughter' of MM. Cap-
tain Donley, after graduating in• sten-
ography and book-keeping at Toronto,
has accepted a position in cue of the
wholesale houses in that city. • .
' We have to thank Mr. Heale, Welles-
ly street, ler presenting us with a
bottle ; of "Gilmour's Oil Dressine”
made solely here !by himself. It is
a waterproof dressing as Well QS a
firit -class polish. We trust aVir.Heale's
enterprise will be crowned with suer
cess. i • •
Mr. On Burton MeSween: has pur-
chased his brother George's residence
on Williton street.
Mr, T. Wright of London sport a
few days in town •. last week. Mr.
Wright dearly loves the old town;
The Park House is undergoing sev-
eral -improvements, thauks to the ap-
todate management • of .Mr. J. J.
Wright. ' A new; portico and new steps
grace the ...front with new shingling,
plantirig trees, •ete, etc:
Me. Gilmour, late of " the elevator
here, ha.s- a.ceepted the :position at
Toronto . With .the Canada Foenclry
co, Mrs. -Gilmour left on Saturday
to look 'tip ,residence in th.at city
Mr.. Joseph Heal:0 of the organ lace
tore. is attending the Central Business
College at Toronto. .•
• The installation of the newly 'elected;
officers •of the •Woodinen of the World
'takes place at the meeting on May
ist. ' •
• The fawl 'boats of the tug Clara
Louise were all being painted -up while
she IS ;being pat in readiness to make
her trips,
' The Singapore, Captain William. Su. ,
therland left .. on St.. George's. night
for Providence Bay. We wish her a
mast 'successful season: .
Sim Corbet, Jr., has proven himself
to be a good stock getter, is a
horse of good bone and substance,
with a good carriage and stands 0
hands high. Ile serve mares at
his own stable, Albert St., 'Clinton,
and Grahantls •note oil Saturtay.
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1X4 Owner,
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-CAME MARKEI'S.
Cable* Steady--Moirs Active anal 10.
. Cents Higher at Buffalo.
. TO/10NT° LIVE sTocm
Receipts of live stock were 54 carloads,
tionsistimoid 856 cattle, 878 hogs, 858 sheep
and Iambs and 50 calves.
Export Cattle -Best loads of exporters
O011 at 14.70 to $5 per cwt.; good loads of
exporters at $4,50 to 14,60; loads of medium
exporters at $4.50; loads od light exporters
id $4.26 to $4.85 per cwt.
Export bulls -Choice quality bulls sold al
$4 per cwt.; good bulls sold at 33.05 to
3186 per cwt., .
Export cowIF-Export cows "old at $3.71
to $4.10 per cwt.
risiaers' cattle -Choice picked lots ol
butchera'. Weighing from 1125 to 1200 lbs.
each, equal In quality to best exporters,
Sold at $4.36 to 34.750 picked lots for local
use sold ah `14135 to $4160; leads of good
mid at 14.25 to $4.40; fair to medium, 3.85
to $4.10; common, $8.40 to 13.56; roug to
Inferior, 103 to 33.84 per cwt.
Feeders -Steers of good quality, 900 to
1000 lbs. each, are worth 108.75 to 34.06
Per cwt.
• Stockers -One year to two-year-old steel%
• 400 to 700 ib.. each. are worth $3.60 ti
fLao per cwt.; off -colors and ot poor breed -
mg quality of dame weights are worth ;11
to 13.25 per cwt.
Milth Covra-Mlich cows and aDrislisil
are worth $85 to $58 each.
Calves -Calves sold at $2 to $10 each, Oa
from $4 to $6.50 per cwt. '
Iteluang Lambe -Lambs sold at $5 to
15.50.
Sheep -Prices, $4.50 to 15.25 per cwt. for
ewes, and bticki at $8.50 to 14.
Mogs-Best select bacon hogs, not leite
than 160 lbS. nor more than 2® lbs. each,
og cars, sold at 16.40 per cwt.; lights an.
fats at $8.15; sows, $4.50 to $6 per olrt.1
and stags, $3 per cwt.
' EAST OCIPIA11.0 CATTLE MARKET.
*Bait Buffalo, April 23.:-Cattle-Ileceipto,
100 head; fair demand; steady. Veit's-.
Booelpts,..110 head; steady; tops, 16.25 to
$6.50; common to good, 35 to $0.15. Boo
-Receipts, 4000 head; active; 10c IA er;
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heavy, $7.66 to $7,70; mixed, $7.55 to 7.00;
yorkers, $7.40 to 57.50; No, $7.45 to 7.50;
roughs, $7 to 37.15; stags, $5.25 to 6.75.
Sheep and Iambi - Receipts,- 4000 head;
$7.10 to $7.25; Mille to goOd, $4 to 7; year.
sheep, steady; lambs, 25c bigher4. I 1404
lingo, 35,75 to $6; ewe*, $5 to $5. • ebdep,
top, mixed, $6 to 16.25; Mali to. lie®, 43
to $4.90; all Clipped. •
... NNW TORN LIVE 81'001t.
.New lecok, April 25.,m-lieetes-Rehets,
17 head; 'nominally steady; city dressed
satire, sideo, extreme range, 7e to 9944
reported export for toLday, 330 beeves, 1986
quarters of beer. Calves -Receipts, 1961
steady' reported stales were it ear or not,
talcs calves at $5 per 100 poundO; citt drag -
ed Years, 70 to 101/4e. mean sad lambs --
Receipts, 1920,• market steady; Uliohoni
sheep,' 15.76; clipped, 44.60 to $5.1214; on.
Shoal Sarah.. ;TAO; clipped da, $440. to
37.1.21/2. Drisomed mut-ton, 're to low; &eased
lamb, Oe to 12e. 8034-,Beeelpta, partly
estimated, 1972 bead; MI consigned di.
gett,
01103.4.(40 Ulna! STOCK.
Oldeogo, April 2M -cattle -Receipts, 1001
reed to prime ateere, $5.10 $6.70; goo.
tO Medium, $4.26 to 45.101 Otockera ithd
feeders, 130 to $4.90; cows,,11.150 to .750
heifer:1,, 2.50 to $51 canners, $1.50 ea
bells, o2. to 84.50: callteas )12./5,30
iNutad-fed steers, $4 to $6. ogn-liecelp
today, 1000Q /fonder', 30.000; teftotter.
IOW idea( 64 lower; milted and butcher.
OA to $ 15* good to choite heat?, $7.86
VI $7,40; telt* Inter, $7.30 to $7.2; b lk
we, WS, $7, to $7.25- Sheep.-11*Cel
10001 "Beep afld ir rat 0004
&Oleo Wethelk K to oit t6 e
fatted, $3,75 to $4, I IA I lamb*
to $0.50.
Barron CATTLE xtdatItttr.
tondoil 25.-/Atto cattle stead, at
IPawns attending early illees at St.:
Pererle on Thurfulay it. in. ncticeel the
progress a fire was Making' at Ridge -
Wood .Park. It turned out to be In
tlie greenhouses and before 'Use fire at
cite end could be extinguished severe
ifaluable plants were destroyed:, The
fire II:Mat .haVe been occasioned by a
defe,et in a wood atore ,that was in
the Conservatory.
Mr, Will Conners of Detroit a fore
met assistant of W. T. Mummy, visit-
ed the old. town _at Easter tune. Mr.
C0111Mr has a good situation in the
meat market, Detroit:, Ile looked ex-
ceedingly well.
Ur. Henry Johnston, for a .long
time the capable assistant pf We 1.,e
Mureey here, has gone to the West. to
try his fertune.
Mr. Henri K. Jordan, a former ore
ganist .of Knox church, has, we are
glad to learn, been „winning laurels
b -y the musical skill displayed by hint
iii the fendition of Elgar's 'Banner of
SC George." which Sir Alexander tille,,
Kenzie prouounced his praise of in the
strongest tonne. Long may he NM*
maid the baton.
• Mr. E. Stuart Straiton, SOU of
Station Master Straiton here, has
left his situation at Oshawa ;to fill a
more important °tie at Alexandria,
namely- to take the formanship of the
Alexandria Wood Export Cos. furna,
ture factory. . .
• Two lots of the Etodgson estate in
the eastern end of the Awn have been
bought by the town in order. •to open
St. David's street to the station.
Mrs, Eliza. Black returned on Thurs-
day last from her winter's visit at
Detroit where she was the guest .of her -
daughter, Mrs. 1VIaddocks.
Mr. Tilt of the British Exchange is
getting desperate. He has a reward
of $s offered, for any perscn informieg.
upon. the person .or persons who in
any way deface the sidewalk in 'front
of his building. Ilis action is a
laudable one, 0
Mrs. George Campbell of • London,
eldest .daughter of Mrs. Samoa Cox,
to the century mark, The old gentic-. died at her home ie. Loncicai on isth
man . is hale and hearty and enjoyed
the merrymaking.
• The Women's Institute will meet em
Thursday, 7th May, a.t ithe residence
of Miss. Alice' Andrews, Bay field (Road.
. One of the young sons of Mi. James
Creigie is a grocer's clerk in LBuffalo;
a smart, bright lad that the ,Aineri-
can's like.
Wit •Allan .p. MeLean had his Scotch
flag at half mast the three days last
week that the late • Lieut -Governor,
Sir Oliver lVfowat, lay in state.
Sunday being the anniversary of the
Order of Oddfellows they marclied,
about 6o in number, to attend divine
service at Victoria street church. The
day was lovely • and •the ccugregation
large. 'A- large jardiniere • was placed
on the little altar table in front, "•kif
the pulpit in,which a , large Azalea,
stood covered with' a wreath of crim-
• son blossoms, The 'choir rendered
good service aud Rev.• Rcbinson's ser-
mon was. appropriate to the occasion.
• Mrs. W, • McCreath contemplates -at
'an• early date tc visit her son and
his wife la Jersey .City.
• Mrs. (Dr..) G. C. Shannon and dati-
kilter, Miss Shannon,. have returned to
their hcine after a pleasant visit • at
Cornwall with De. Charles I-Tainilton
of that •city.
.1VIrs. Levi Card went. into business
on ist May'at- Qrand Rapids. Mr:
Card will leave for that busy. Ameri-
can city:. later, Mrs ; Card was one
of oui. most pushing business atornen
and 'one of our most interested .work-
ers for Charitable' objeeta. She • With
her young Son, , Master .Card, and
young daughter, Miss Mina; . left 'on
Tuesday for their new home. (We wish
Mrs: Card and family the best of
good fertune. • . • . •
Miss McKenaiey oue of our talented
Canadian •artists, is the guest of her
cousins, the Misses Jelinston.
• Mr. 'Gavin •Green of Ye' Olde Curios-
ity- Shop -is alwaVs to be seen at the
auction sales; looking itp 'bargains itt
brie -a -brae. He is quite a. Connoissear
of the same. ,
Rey'. Dr. Ure has been, Suffering the
past week from some of .. his re-
curring „attaeks, His friends pray for
his speedy recovery, . • '
' Mr. '3. J. Wrjght of the Park Ilouse
attended. the 'finteral: at Clinton of the
late Mrs, Harry Hunt. •• •
Mrs. Goebel -has purchased. • the
house' on St Patrick street formerly
owned and Occupied by Mr. Pretty
now of Brsh, Coiumbia. . to summer ,cottages. •
- Miss Lottie Logan of Buffalo has
arrived for the; :summer to visit . her
grandparents, • Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
. •
.Kitkhride. . ' • • " • • '
, Mrs; ;Black, We • are sorry to learn,
-has been ill of la grippe at Detroit.
La grippe Is on its rounds here; tQC),
We ' have heard . of a great .many new•
this month, month, the weather:. being
so changeable and the ecld severe:
. Major Beae was in ,Blyth lastweek
in :the interests Of the I..0. V.
The pleasing intelligence that our
citizensreeeived on Saturday, _April
18th, that the late Mise lVfaxy LeTou-
zel, who 'had been ill, of fever sortie
weeks, had taken a change for the
better'.were se.dly ,acquainted on the
followine Tuesday of her death, Miss
Letouzel was a gifted rating t. lady,'
passionately fond .of study, especially
of the languages, French and German
being her delight. She had obtained a
first-class tee.cliers'non-profesSional
certificate 'and taught school for some
time after obtaining • a professional
certificate at • the Goderich yodel
school. 1 -ler late Public, seliool was at
Dashwood • but preferring , a private
class at home she gave ,up the Dash-
wood t school, ;Miss: LeTomel was
Strongly imbued with christian work
and Jbefore leaving licimewas president
of the Y. P. auxiliary 'and. a delegate
JO London with Mrs. (Rev.) Turn -
1)1111 in the interests Of the inission
work taken up by St. George's church
Guild. 'the late Miss TieTouzel was
the second daughter of janies C. and
A. E. lieTouzel, formerly. of Berirtud«
i
a and was born et "Chetrydale
:Fatan;" Ileumiller and in her death
her faniily receives the first break by
death atid the Y. P.AuXiliary of St.
George's one of its most indefatigable
workers. The 'lovely, polished beryl
casket was covered with lovely floral
wreaths ...front •St. George's Sinikay •
school, the Yomig People's .Guild and
the Young Women's •Auxiliary. On
Thursday •• afternoon at 2.30 Rev.
Mark Turnbull oftleiated at the house
and at St. George's from which the
public, funeral took place at 3 p,
The pallbearers were three inentbere of
St: George's choir aitd of the Y. P.
Guild, Messrs1,1Harry Cuff, Walter
Naftel aed Lionel Parsons, John Ada
eson, W. R. Robertson and George
Prager. While the casket; was beim;
borne to the altar Organist Cuff ,play-
ed some lovely impressive mask . for
the soletim occasion. A full choir was
uit attendance. Miss Corietance•E. Le -
Towel, youngest sister of the deceas-
ed, was with her sister jtt her last
illness, haying reerned from the Nor.
real College,_ Ilanfiltoli, and her . bro.
Mr. Harry LeTotizel of the
New York press and Mrs. S. H. E.
lona of Duart, Oot, the eldest sis-
ter, arrived in time for the funeral.
Only one Of the family could not
reach home itt time, Dr. Robert C.
LeTouzel of Jamaica. St. George's
clonal was. filled With the friends and
well Wisliers of the family. The in-
terment tot* Plate at Maitland teem-
tery, Rev. Mark Turnbull officiating
at the grave.
Miss Some Oran( of Clinton spent
O. few ,days here in illaster week the
guest of her 'cousins, the Misses
Spence.
Mr, Ocorge Acheson is 110W 'Way
looking up bricla, stogie, ette, for hie
t.
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O• W® well Canibillin Ott 1 to
rottlitotottor WA OW
Sat so, a,
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new Dank of lVfontreal
April after a long and painful illness.
Her husband died about 12 years ago
at Loeclon„ He came out from
shire several years ago and taught • •1 '
school in Goderich township. .,His,
Parents growing old he returned to
his native • place, coming out some
thne a,fter to return .with his bride,
All their children were born in Fife-.
shire. After the death of his parents
he and his family came to Goderich,
and resided for some ,time on Stanley
street . Not being in very good 'health •
he thought tkat the country air would
be of much benefit to him and pur-
• chased a • farm' in Lonclon township
and at his death his widow and. fatally
removed to the city. The late Ma„,
mid. Mrs. . George Campbell will be
well remembered by people in • the •
township. The deceased lady was . of -
an exceedingly bright and • cheerful
disposition • and her untimely death
mitch. regretted by her fanaily and •
friends. The funeral, which , took.
place 011 nth wag attended ,by
her sisters here, Mrs.. Horace Newton
and Miss Eupheinia Cox, and brothers
William and Thomas Cox. • Three
sons and one daughter survive the late . .•
Mr. and llars. Cataphell.. Cone son
'lives in Winnipeg, one in Detrcit and
one .sen and the daughter, kiss Camp,
bell, at home. ,
At last :after years of 'disue the fine
warelieuse built by the Messrs. Sey:-
mour and used- by 'them- for years, and
later by. the 'late Joseph Williams as
a barrel factory; as new being, conver-.
tdd into Thomas Cooper's Shop. .
. Our Walk to the harbor on iMonday
a. m. was !rewarded • by seeing two •
freight boats lying side by side Let the
• elevator, the 1.4eafield of .1. Newcastle,
captain Jordan3 eanie in from Fort
William fon Sunday with 75000 bushel .
wheat for the • elevator. The Leableld
winteied at Midland. We th(q ght she
was the earliest in of :any season
but .it •seems the ;first freight boat` ari-
aCel here, last year on Jthe 23rd April, •
the Algoriquin,Captain' MeMuagh, came
in on punday afternoon from Fort Weee
Jliain with 95,00e bushels Of wheat for .
the ',elevator. ;, • , .
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ltirell:cins:oitnYtgaoguen painted ie South white
statio
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detf oGf6iteriaT:71s. heard tle,ac. Ictiye Ylloteonar buyers,
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