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. T= CLINTON, NEW BRA I . . MAY 27 1004,
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, 'ke glinton V 11INTO.'T]4AORo88HSoHEDULE1 WHAT, ABOUT A MIANGE.-I
I _01inton at Listowel, drune 10 -, Wirig- 0 4 * h C, llegiato ia,hoiaini !to field .
I ew Eva h*n)at0linton,,Tunsl6, Seaforth atia'z, .
Clinton, June20; Clinton At si "OF0,4A 'today (Friday) an a large S10"If
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FRTDAY, MAY 27th M. I er that has greeted Cliiiton school the
I dine. Jult 1 ., Clinton at wingliall). w , .
J aly 8 ; Clinton at Seafortb, 3 Lily 13 ; past t � years when holding ,their . . . I
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. Listowel at Clinton, July 22 ; X140ar I s
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Local rfoticoo, dine tit Clinton. 3 uIV 20, 1 char�e to hold this annual'itate in is a collection of newness and originality. - An extensive I
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. ��lle�p 9. Of course somoobjection variety surpassingly fine in its completeness. Every meritor I
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Nollee.-All partipabityintr meir prilers fqr mse.4 to this point on thi- ground of
oatj bookegi _ F ISIIING� REGULATIONS. - The 181 , ious sort and its expanse offersan inviting, fi d for selection. .
. Iviti, ,us will picaiw have their Al the close proximiLy of t1lo'exams'-but a , el
bin-.; -ready %,, we are now roekvirg our sup 1 fishing regulatioris have undergone .
Just receirced a of recreation such As field day af- , 101
pliesand delivorlux daily. charge, and hereafter it fisherman will 1111 N relty is its feature, It possesses that exquisite 'something, -
r, Att-ings all "i4es fotyaS, Nlroula Stimulate rather than de- .
rt�r loAtt of sower pipe aud Allowed to taUe 20 trout in- -the, .
om 4 to lsiuchqs. also R car ofstimAou Port- only be , � ca led style, wbich,'like
la -d Cerneut. . HA�RLA)11) BROS, stead of 50, The close season is from ress the ininds of the student-,, aad , I grace of good breeding, every�
Eetter fit theni for the ta-k �Vhich where prevasive and nowhere emphatic, majr.es itself ravourably
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___ close season is Jan, I st to July Ist, ,And . . .
. � felt ind leaves -the impression of indefinable completeness,
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Zmttlt 1-opfro. .only bass exceeding 4 inches in length A GOOD INV88T11ENT,-Jf one I - . ' . . I
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---.. __ ". . I SUFFE RS FROM .& BROKEN local newspaper In the .most I t I .
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TRA.NSF E, R, OF PROPERTY -Wni BONE -Jack Bramfield while attend. after we would say title ads, althouMT,
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11. Colwell, who. recently sold his farm Ing to Dr. Freenian's llorses'one even- to the distant reailew�' news of their I I 1, .
in 'Stanley has decidea ,to coin.e to ing last wee1c, ineti witb.. rather dis- friendsor of tile old home I's more I
He was at the side eagerlysought after. A aubscription I
town to live and b" purchased the tressing accident. _ _ _ , Just 4, word about them. They are
lots on Victorla street, owned byAlex of the horse, .that caused the injury to tile 11914w 1"I'a'k fcw either Purpose is � .
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F r1wer. We welcome Mr. C01w I 11-nd ,%�,hen a (log 0,)Mlrlg up from belil"d A 9 � iw 'Wi%A. keeps -fair and honest prices, Often the l(Ni'lleak , -
.bope they soared the'horse, It l4rched forwl%l,(1 fornier object as Tbi�,.Xi . I � . . I . I . . � .
family to our rilidet, And � . but being strongly tied,. Lbe rebound oil: in touch with till the stores,, where . . .
will bec.owe permanent residents, to,theiddo whel-e �arg-aipa are offered. By this means est -Always the Best. I
I . sent the horse over I T . will save wore morlev in a vaar .
. BROKE I US NRICK.-'.Tbe other day 73rawfield was, besufferinga, japi that on I . . . . .
� RSLA steer belojigingto a0oderiehtown� broke his arni at the wl.lst.' lb-wa4--tha-it a dozen-papeis wotlill cost� 'Try - ., . � I . .. . I .. I
ship farnier wits being driv011 - to the fortunate he irot off (is well as he did. I the IN',, Eq�tk a year -the proof'of the ' - * I * ,
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, JOINT HXCURSION-That poutilar 0 1
111�4e�ilesperate efforts to attack the soine7vbat more enthusiast!(- meeting � I .
man, in charge of it,.buthe managed to of those desirous of seeing it ternper- annual Farmers, 111bitituto excursion to . I . - I 11 I
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escape its thrusts. 'In one of its violent anee house started in town, than .the Quelpli wi-I be lorgell and better than . Retaller-5 of much Wall Paper of the 13etter . Class., I ..
�hls year., It is to be - union oat- . . .
.charges 4 struck its bead -against � a revi ond, wgs held iti, the cqunr,il evei?.i , ' a, . . . . . �� .
')bill. X'Uburs(lay evenlrgl, T ing of Eikst, We�.tana South Nuvoll's I I ' .. .
telegraph pole and tie't e its neck, . c bel: becleigy societies. FoiTtict,yeax,�;sel)ar,itedi�te4 .. �
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Werellsed-to convey th,-w sellavate - . I . . . .
PARKHILL AFTER THEM �--Park� and of the three ho(lies thelitiltesshow- ' ' ties on fh6irtourlo Gluelph, but , - - . -
hill is invii.ing SoiAli fluron Orange- ed the most predon-inant. courage in S0046 . - . : 11 ! I I
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men to* participate in. the celebration the success tliat will attencl the - under, on June 11th they will unite I I .. . .
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to be held hi that towil ; tile'. commit- taking, The coiranit(ee of finances 1-0- grand excur�;ion to the. Model F Arin- % ft_w�&�� . . � . � .. . �
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tee guaranteeing allnecessary.exii . enses. ported progress, butas there was ,lot This is one of the (lates of the Guelph, $` I I . . � ' � � . . I . .. , �..
We think, howiiver,Qiv,t our own Bay.- much Information foatliconxing In this Horse show,which will prove a dmw- I . . ..
R d is entitled to. (he patronage of statement, they wero.asked to submit in lie study of dornestic science and "I 'TWEAR � I .
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South Iiilr(�)ajtes, and lVingliam to the it report at their next rneeting,so tbait manual'tralilingand the iiew XlfasseY . �� I I . I . .
North brethren, There Are still other they might got snine idda of the recep- buildings have L)een completed dtitihg' . . . . I . - , . . I
Ing.for Hur ns' fol. tion the public wits giving tile ti'cheine. . � . A T- k .
outside !owns biddi o . . . 11 I I .. the,past year,ftlici will, no doubt,afford I ' ,.. ' * ' . . .
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lowet-s of King William,, . . � . . additional interest to those who have ' . � r.% n . . . � I.,
I . . . . � A GOOP'TE'AM.-Tbere is a grev beonat the model f9rm. on previons oc-...�k I .. � . THE OLV KELIABLE. , I .
HOW- THEY STAND. -As tile dif teanvipto%yntbat cannot be, be'4qil ' . . . . .. �
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ferenr shooting competitions .for �the for haillingheavy loads. Tbey-Ardthe special trAins, wimm __--.`___ . . .. - I- .-..1_-____- - I - __. . . . . . I
prizes offered by tho Clinton Gun Club . lent time -table for the , . , . I - � . . . .
..... rty R'W. 'Wheatley, and he is and hft'V�0 favored the Farmers' ' lbsti- . * - '. . i I I
exine oft', we intend- publisttill- the . thein. On Friday they, tutes. of1luron cc unty Nvith a *cry low -Our sto& is 6qualled- by , Our sprino, stock of ' . .
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scores and the average.,; its they .. 66cUr, mule .a four ton (80,UUU lb.) stbile onit rate. Ampli.ti!aIn accominodation is - . . : . I . 1. . .. ' �, Boots alid 00es . is. now �. I . . .
, , x1iro true -s, froin the freight-vartU being provided,tild all t1dr.ets 'will be .few and 'excelled e '
Last week Hovey got 21 out of 2Z, in . by non . * I
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average.760; Oantelon:21,ayeriige.760 ; ;�uch ease as 6nnis possibly tie mingin- 'day. For tjm6,table, rates, eLc.*, see - ,'�' � -.--===!=_ .: . . I- I. . - 6 1
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; I . . �er c4l�ev- . . - en's FINE SHOES.� we. know.our prices are, - 11 � .
,When the electric light coTi,Pabv in- The b"utifil now sLeel st6air M . I 1. . I . � .. . . .
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church had something ofan experience roads were in soinewhat better condi. ;i�esday itt 8,80`a.m�, 1und 21, -(Qa;n&da ,. . Our. Sch661-'Bootg, for . .. I . . '. � �
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early this.moknin as . . they were rb-* tion, but these are tw6 reop . rd, breakef tfi!he,) arrivingin Poit Huron alt noon, . 1: . I ........'. . . 'tor Taylor's Shoes is. the ' ... I
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. muddy roadsand . in it heavy showor tolone Whose foremost,�cnnslderittlon' ej-1ch at 9 30 ll.n!.,"�W- 16.30 Canada - , . - .. _ , I." .�. . . . o . r t . .. ..
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alre reprbtdnted� *wIn in all probixtiffity - tendered gome tangible i-ecognidon f�r eciiil wicursion- tratri Nvill leo,.�p �.. . give -your prices. - It inight ' I . . - � . . . . . ,�',
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that man�r of it-, members would Rao Mrs. Oibbings. was stibsicribed to by Blyth, etc , at, . CIIntou* 7.4.0p.and ar- . . , h7o6 ers, bavii had a on . . :11,
. 0ongrega-tion Afid-'cboir 'although th'�. rivingin-GoderichatSel5a.1n. Thuvs-. . . ,you run no Risk -when you purcha se, your FootWear from'us.. ' " . 1.
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.Africa. - One of the best "boats of I . . I . I . . . . . I I - . . t � .. . �- . �
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Allen Dempster'line Is at their, dis.- the affair. - Ir was'With some emotion, evich-for Olin -ton atid. way sttiiiolls: t6 . I . I - � . � � ` 1*�f-1
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. SN,IASHED THE SHAFT.S.-As the' harder. as she passed (in, I to. convinc6 Godericli� at . 8- '.o`dlock* Monday even-. ' I � . � . .1 .. � �, .: '. - - � - - - . �. .. - I .. : . . . . I . I . I .
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horsewith stichforc3.,as to break the ling that kuclx a tbing was -going to be homi. � . I . . I . . . . ". .1 * 1. ., . I .
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,away and their kind wits played t .Ve . � ,
fhafts,- the horso rutining OW.R. � , 1, , . , , . . .1 � 1. teams of Senforth and ClintOn an Sat- r , h. Tub""� . I .
the drlve� - being. pitched �dut. - � 'With. foll . I , Wa- . . , 1.
tile 6xception .of ia fri . ght and a little . I tirday afternoon - last, before, 1), aTge . I . . . . �: . I 11 . . I I � ... .. . ..
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arring thp 10 epqjppq� uninjured. . ;. � , crovvd�of spectators;- each club haviii I I . I . .11 .. I � I . "I . �
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commencing tit 8 o'clock, in the base- -wi Clieerfully ;wd,k) long, its ltli�... 35'B.iley, of Goderich Colleg- I .0 .0 --.:0 kiii- , . 0 .. .
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cream and a program �of unusual -ii6erit. the musical interests of the*6111-ch bAs fi�npartial and satisfadtoryto all.. Prei . I I � . . I . . . . . . I . I .1 .
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I s ersedwit.hillitsib-fr6tilthe town or-- the members - of the . congregati�ii, Olitton'and a neat rush was inade on . I . I . I . � .
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for itself..,_19olo, $. 'Mureh; duet, Mrs c..beeil enabled, to Oer- ever; by Robertson; their'goal4ende . have possibly have stru'ck.'a better name I ..
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Gibbings . and Will. ItarlitndrsolfiiZadti f6rm,the duty for so much love. Our Front the first .few- n�inut a of,the . . . for they . wiltstan"d allwashing y:ou like to " .% .
Mcrk,He_,;Seot.db i-eilditi , Miss Wilsoll 1, prayer is, thrt you -ma;y -lon I .t . . _. � r I . I . .. . .
'I -, e-irlies . . 9 yin,g I was evid6nb...tba, Clinton " . . � . 11 ,.. . .
. Polo 'Miss M Mcliaug -ton; readim, be,spared in tfi� futura to lead as you. Pla * � it, as the ball ,m. ` Tbey,are'made.: 6f -very stro. � I ���. �
would bavps the best of � give the . I . . . _ng - I .1 .
" ' " Z;Inall ad lissiTng have in the past, in t1he song . � was seldom -in their end-of,the,field. ' - � I .
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The f,%stpir they cor�,d the more- inter- held and the increased � pleasure your. that time. although .each sidEi worked : I have sailor �ollar and a cord . ancl whistle � � I
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. footbidl cluo sto64 the stoi ms of Sat. Signed in behalf of the congregation: score, heLlce Clinton's team were the . I . � . � I .1 . I
ht -day and- Tuesday Against - the best Carol R. Xe*cQmb6,,Sybil R Courtice. -victors. Corner7kicks -Neither team . . The. prices �� -1 11 I . . . . � . . . .
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-never -0 . ield it to a.cluti butgide , of, it. WERE WELL PLEASED. -What ..had ,much combination. and a great . . . I . I . . I., . ..
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Next 8aturday London comes up to Goderich -youtig' people thought ot heavy kieking�. and Aso in indiVidual .. . . I . I I . , . , % . . , , 0. I
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Am has improved - in .playin their visit and reci3ption to Clinton,, , - . ,
. see if her te om .What it displayed - Way be -gleamed from the follciwinx:�., playim. ,Clinton *ould be *eak with. . . � . I ..... � $1.50 - $2.00 $3.00. 1 1
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.last fail., - Each suebessive victory adds . *,On Wednesdaiy evenin 42. members � I .
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bette,r.than encourage tbem'with.. our the Young People's Aswciat'on of St, strong � er if, they had a few'mord Sills. . I . . � . . . . . I I j
I -True, -Satpr- Paul's church of that town.' The party - __ - � I . . I
presence it the' game. . � Throws -In are excellent: to use up the ,
day!, a poor day for. enticing mer- drove. froul the school room aboift, , last arts the game. e e 0 . i I I - i
chaf.,s And clerks0laeo athlede games, - I p. m., and though the evening was, . � ,. ��I=Jr� . I .t
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them this, the game starts at 2 � p. m. Which city was made about 9 p. m. team, t at no up entlemanly . I . I . I I . . . . I
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back home that night. Admission 10c 12 80 and 2.45 x. m.,, ill a decent dow n. . I . . (�'11
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WUNT TO LONDON. -A sextefte uncovered, the pattering of the ,rain dnration.Mr.Samuel Townsend passed . . 1. � . . . . .. . , . .. . I I . . I 1. I . - . -
from the golf club -opened tile golf sea- outheunbrellas,will long be rpmem- away on Szturdayevening,atthe home I . . . . I . . . . 1. .� .1 . . .
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soqontheZth,bygoing to London bered. Of 'course those fit the open of his mother, Oran e street. Deceased . . � I . I . I I . I .
'And enjoyingtheethics of-the,,game. wit on *ere not over dry on . reacbing was the'eldest; son ol the late William .
with represelitatives of thatelty a club. Golerich but all. enjoyed. the- trip. .Oft Townsend. of Tuckeramith, wbersi -he � � . . , � . .
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. The day rnq v�,ry. enjoVably spent over '&&R,ing at thd Clinto' was born: nearly 51 Y090% ago. After _ � MT sk. Ves. 0 ,.0
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their links, and were aff6rdeil plenty the program wits commenced -. it yvas . spending hi's boyhood,on the fa in he I � I , . . 1. �. I . I . . . . I � 11
ofentettalnuient, Those particip . ating as f6lloWs. opening bymn, Addre.49 of. took a position as clerk in town. with . . .1 I . I . . . I f . I !
in the gaine werd:- - , .. . welcomei Rev. Mr. bunlib; ';Lddress� the old Aim of Irwin & Hodgens In . I I I .. . I . . .. . . I
, London Clinton . . . I pre . sidenb Tigerg'; piano. duet, Mi9ses the early days of the Momitoba boom . ,, . . I I � . . . . i I � . . I
H R, Gates .. I_ 6 CDowdbilg.,..... 0 Bant., . unne ; promenade; vocal he went west, and t k up a half -sec- Thei, Wash Vest is the' proper �
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M R Holden .. - - 8 R*gnew ...... 0 solo, Mlsi; Tilt% reclt6tl6b, Miss Maev. tion of land about Tortr miles from ' . I _% . � I
Rev 1) Hague .... 8 G D MoTaggart'o derinott; selection by tbo orchestra. -, Bratidont on which lie lived for some thing for summer weak for gentle- - - 1
J I Andersom... 9 X .D Mcl;aggart 0 romenade ,, lunch. banjo solo, ',Air. time., ,Being a veryardent Liberal be . . � I . I � I. � j
.1 I ft,%��jj.,..:: 7 Iclean ...... l 0 Will; Reading, Mr. Colclough;. pronl- w" afterwards appointed to aposition - I ..
, F W 0 Fair ............ 0 enade and national anthem, Miss �Nlt jif tlLp'P,rovftic-1alLArid's office,Brandon, I men., .1t - 168 : the. .flnisbing touch " .
1. Peters., i_ 8 was..heartily btjcor�d and kindly re- . which lie, hold until the occasion of the .11 . I .1 . . I
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F1 D Maefle ...... 0 & ta, aud, Miss M. Wells was 'also Roblin merninelittooffice,whie,li put � eeded to make t" h t weather .. I �
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.. Total, 30 . i_3 Annie� Wells who accompanied the .Ikboitbtbistitneheexperienceaan fi,t- I costuMe. We show a go6d assort.. ,
-London,'ih'6"ie'*s up"., " Godetich sinccers, wAs a pleasing skc� 'tack of typhoid fever, and he qmne' . 11 � I I I . . .. I
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L104ASES HIS HOTEL. -Tho name her$ of the Guild, eleven abhor young othe I ment of n yles at I l ,
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of Rattenbury that has been associat. people from. Goderioli, word PV08eht sittilt, notwithstanding the very bestof . I . . I
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earlfi�st days, and one of the most hos. I the Guild Mr Gunne congratulaUd the man, an intimate friend of �16n. O. I . I . �
on the large attendauco on Sifton. who, onl',y n, few (lays stgo, ex. aft . $1,50 to, 0 - I . -- . I .
this stcElon of Ontario, is at last to 0incli n8n inclernont'ovening and wild pressedtothowrittlrhis 9rPAt regret , 1 '$-2-7, 5*'
pitable places a traveller could find in officer
cedse,atleastforawhile. OnlPriday . the alwasb solid - Attendance of. t�e rin hearing of Mr.' Townsend?g illness, - . I . . �., . I , .1 . . . I . . 11
he had a gentleman come along whom members shoWed the d feeling ox. 116 was unmarried, and it member of . I I . . I I ., � I... I i
he thou ht wouldmake g, good i0nant Isting between the 49000 societies and Ontario Street Methodist Ohurcti. Ile I .. q . . I 11
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for his Cuse in the person 'of Mr. the two towns, The Godarich presi- -,vas a niquiberof tbeOddfellowso ]K�odge . . . . ,�
Stank% Chatham, and it took but a dent made a short And apt response to in Brati(lon, through 'Whose agency . .. � . . . . . .
. willomentsfor Mr. Ratttnbury to the welcome and dtirin the promon- . i ,4 Lition and care was alven I I .
close the deal for a five years' le"e,
4ndtheanleof his hotel' furnishings,
giving Mr. Stanley the option of buy-
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Ing the property Amild he so desire..
The coming new landlord wkll takeptis-
session about June Ist. ' Mr. Stanley
hagnowunderhisguldance three or
four hoto I a in different parts of tke
province. being fully, conversant with
the ueeda of the public,. and will cou-
duet that far-fami5d Rq,ttonburyltouse
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were irtrodyeed' to each other, i�p4n( ron -of OHIO! Lodge took eharA
the result, of the -visit will 'be ma -1 funeraf, the servit-es,at the hou.s.
more such gl4herings under it is hop- ointif conducted by Itevs, I
ed, more 19,vorable climatic conditions, 't1ook And Manning, and H. B. C
It mag, Ile . m6titionod: that the school lar,%,e litimber.of Oddf0110wa Ing
was aii(Igomely deporateil. tor the pav bfthe vm�y to Turner'li eft
occasion, that the lunch wag obaim- where tileyeruldt,01 were interi
biglypsetvedandthat the watnith of Sunday afternoon,. The pall -I
tho recoption by their Clinton asaocil weto Wi8offim, Alcock, Turt
Mos, helped lnuc� to destroy, tho 3 aeksollo J, W# Moore and W.
effects f the heayyraln on'the send, lie was a lbrotb6k of Mrs.
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