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You will need`a new an,d lighter •
suit We can supply you at less than
manufacturers' prices.
This is no- mere statement. It
is a fact, and we invite -you to give us
a call and see for yourself. You will be
surprised when you see the ready -to- •°
wear suits we are putting OR sale at "
just half price.
100 of ..these lVfen's and Boys'
Suits are now on sale and will con-
tinue until all are gone .
You can'tldo ,better any place
in the county, soicome along and pick
up the snaps in Clothing, It will
mean dollars in your pocket.. • Money
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NEVS-RECORD.
CLINTON, ONTARIO, TRURSDAY, JUNE 30th, 1904,
AT HOME,
Miss Stareey will be "‘et Home" at
the Rattenburajtouse the est and 3r4
Wednesdays of each moirth,
A ROUSING PICNIC,
The Ontairia street Suraletea school
hasalecieed upon having earousing pic-
nic et Bayfield on July 2rst when the
little ones, an4 the bigger (eras, will
put in cr day of eolid enjoyment at
Lake Huron's balmiest pleasure re-
sort.
THE LOCAL MARKET,
Wheat 88e te 900.
Oats 30e to 31c,
Butter, tub, 12ea to r3c.
Butter,. crock, rre to eee.
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Eggs eXe to 13e,
Strawberries, basket, ee to 9e.
Live IlogS f4.80.
rii nAxics.wzr,T., CLOSE.
The loeal Banks have for sate time
been keeping their deers opea for bu-
siness Satercley afternoons, but they
now announce that they will in future
close at one p. in. sharp on that eay,
the, year menet
INSTALLING THE OFFICERS.
The ollieers-eleet of the IVIasonie
Lodge were installed on Friday, evme
air last by the District DeputyGrau
Master, W. Elliott of Mitche I, as-
sisted by. Messre. Beek and Clark of
• the Got:knelt Lodge. Several of the
Seaforth brethrea were also present.
Ilie business of the evening being end-
ed, refreshinents were aerved: in the
dining room and a very. pleasant hall
. • hour spent in fraternal intercourse.
PERSQNALS.
TO BAYFIELD TOMORROW.• Miss Anna Balkwill of Port Hilton is
. the guest of her cousin, Mrs. John
A Dottnini'on Day celebration will be Harlan&
held in BayReld tomorrow for which . Mrs. W. 1-1. Gceelfellow and two sons
an energetic committee has ma& great of Detroit are visitirg at the for-
prt.4earations. Bayfield is. the favorite mer's home, Mr, 1). Macdonald's.
hcliday resort for the citizens of Cline Mrs. Will, 13eecom has returned from
ton and viciniey many of whom well Toronto where she spent three mon
attend the celebration. • tbs. Her little son Elmer is still
to • Mac bring. home, but is hr..
proving- at the Sick- Children's hoe-
• pital. on the Island. •
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LITTLE LOCALS. .
. • All pl
R. .Fierclay,
Fitzs ons an.d Cantelon & Wal-
lis Made T1iincnts of -live: hogs to
Toronto- thisweek.'
of. business wiU be clased
Rev. Dr. .Stewart and Rev. ManninV
excheaged pulpies 'last Sunday a. m.
Eraest Rumball, an employee of
•1McKenzia's factory, was ecalded in the.
face on Monday While cleaning • the
boiler,.
Tlacrosse team •plays.' in •Xina
cardiae tomorrow.
•The- Royal Templers of Clattere
Londe•sboro end: Seaforth will hold a
union picnic in Bayileld on Daneinien.
Day. •
A GAME OF BOWLS,
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Four rinks from the local bonding
club. played WiGoderich Saturday .af-
•teem:yen • last, •Mt, Jackson's qaartette
winning by three „points. The rialte
were compoeedeof : .• ••
J, Speeileing, W. W. Fairan,
W. jtuckson.
Courtice, • J.. Johnetana E. C.
Dowdinee d, B, Hoorn •
• .1. Lepine, 4. Arinetrong,' J. Wise-
man, W. P. Spaiddiat• •
W. .J. Lotgheed E. Hilton, A.• por-
ter, E. •K. McLean. • •
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TILE INSURANCE PAID, ,
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On Saturday last Mr. A: Hooper
fiaid to Mrs. E. Hall •12e6.59, the in
sieraiice :Onthe life of her aon who
was killed in a Grand Trunk' collision
Sometime age. .While engaged as. a
liaggagemare the. yeurig• neit had taken
an accident palicy iole er,000, but
changing his activation to• the • More
hazardous • orie of brakesmana without
at the same time clangiag his policy,
cieecaling • to its provisions', hie heirs
are only entitled to the aeiraeune of 'fie-
aurance for which his premium paid:
BASEBALL lveATCH. • •
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. 'The • local baseball nine *played in
Myth last Friday afternpou and after.
a lively genie the vietory rested with
the Blyth team lay a score Of 5 to 4,
• Fitzsimons struck outeight men and
Pinner wed '.leap" Cook Made" • grand
stand 'catches. TheClinton players
Were : ••
Ce;tolier, Ed. Jolason • :
Pitcher, le••• Fitzsanons ,
rat Base, Wallace Irwin .
• 2nd Base, .II. Ateestrorg .•
. 3rd Base,: le. Brewer
• Shortstop, J. Doherty•
• Right Fielcl E: Cook.. .
Left '
.rield Gladney •
CenF
tre ield.,• F.• Pinner.- .
A STOLEN WATCH..
'CLINTON P. S. PROMOTIONS.
• The following aupila of the Model
soiled have beet; *promoted to the
senior third, Miss Wilson's' division :
Kathleen East, •Mary Holmes, Floren-
ce Dunlop, Willie Doliertyl Ilekn Fair,
Broder MeTeggart, J. „Chelley, Donald
Ross, Susie. Carling, Dolly . Menial;
Ford-, Jima Scott, ,atella
Annie 'Cochrane, Stella • Perdue, Dot
Ball, Barbara hfurray ace. -
Son, Jessie O'Neil, lered •Tisdal•. Keta
.Gran, Agnes . Ir -win, e Clara aeteman,
Annie . Walker.
DOING VERY WELL. . •
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Mr. I. R. (eke) Read of Morereal
wrote his eister, here, Mrs. W, J. Har-
land, ca Sunday informing:her of the
arrival thate (leyof a little daughter:
Aeweele .previors .another sister, -
Spencer new of Dim -areal, also .geere
birth .to a daeight'er.• "Wu sea" said
Ike, "that the Montreal branch oi the
family .• are . daing very. ,•well,".. Mr..
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Rea.d arid Ales. Spencer are natiVeeof
Cliriton .and our citizens Will read
witli" much • intereet the ramouncenients
in the birth edluanne
BOWLING ••PARACR.A.PIIS.'
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The . bowling elub • has Ita,c1 a teleph-
one Put fie their club house w•lrich will
'be d, conveneenee to the-pleyers•.
• teoe.e • reeks- of the eoyeliag *club will
play, in • Leadau on Friday. a
..The . big bowline; tournameat at Lan-
don. • commences July 2.411 meal . will
continue . four days. Mr. W. Jackson
•yall defend the Labatt • Trophy with
the Same rink, .that le had last yeak?
Seaferth tournament ta.kes place
July r2th and 13th ard. Clinten ' will
likely send four �r five .1 et .,.• • .
'DEFEATED . SleAFORpo • .
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The laerosee match played. on the:
local groom% on Monday . between
the Seafertle and Clieton Jeerers' re-
eulted in . the easiest of victories • her
the latter, the score standing : Cline
young man named 301111 . Gibson,
who had been .a resident of Clint:cat
foe a maple of months, stole n Watch
from the till of the Mason House ou
Thursday • last and left by the after-.
ncon pain for Landon. The titn,e piece
was soon missed and, it,' was . foetid
that Gibson had sold it to .a &Wen
for three dollars. The police at Lon-
don were netified and he wes nabbed
as lee left the train. Constable Welsh
went to 'Landoir next morning . and
brought him back. On Saturday le
appeared before Mayor Homer and
pleading guilty was allowed to go on
suspended sentence. Gibson is a mem-
ber of a respectable family in the Niag-
ara; district, abut has apparently chosen
the wide road that dcesn't lead to
haute • enjoyment. His father, • who
was tele:0101'10d Ice, came ap on Pre -
day,. paid all the expenses in cotnee-
tion with the case and took his'erriet
son away,
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DISTRICT I, 6, 0, F. .1.40130.
The annual meeting of lIteron Dis-
trict Ledge 1.0. 0. F. was held, • in
Brumfield on Friday last. There was
a large attendance, every ecedge le the,
seven in the district being .represented
except leican. D. D. G. M. Idly .of
Ilensall presided., During his term
of office the Order has prospered in •
Hiircer aS was shown by the reports
presented.
toil .9, Seaforth a: The home players
. Rev: John•
Kennedy•
while the. ,pata• . Mr. Geo. Hill has added a.nothet fire
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Auburn,
Mr,
Jaltais Medd Was in Clinton(
gota
We are creditably iriformed that ten
of • our 'young. ladies will dining the
next •few menths enter the married
state.
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. Co
upland uPland and Miss •Maleel Coupe
land were in Clinton on Tuesday. •
The men are busy at the.brickwork
of the new Presb•yteriaie church.
The Oraagemert will celebrate the
GlariousTwelfth at Winghtan. They
will be accompanied by their band
which :,i's now making ready under the
leadership. of Mr. II. Blackstone of
,Oceerich.
. and Mrs, John Njc1icsoni and
family started on. Tuesday On a driv-
ivg . trio to Sarepta in, South Huron.
We expect them -home on Saturday,
• Miss Patterson, who gees to Mani-
toba eliortly„ will be sadly missed by
the choirof the Presbyterian church
to which she has for years given her
service's. freely. The "'Sweet 'Singer cf
W,awanosh" has long been .the most
popiaar deloist in this part ce the
county. • We . all wish her k pleasant
• trip and a speedy kesteratiore to good
bei‘ailrth. John
Mile visited the Hub -of
ihe county on Tuesday. -
.. We amierstand kr. Dave Patterson
contemplates :a visit • to Manitoba sho-
rtly: • .
. Yoirreas seloel presented!. Hi teacher,
Miss -E. M. Patterson, . with a purse
c,ohtainixteethe min of $26.. •••
Miss - Tillie Roberten- of • Walkerville
left for 'Galt last Monday. -She is to
be 'Wedded •in the near •future, •
Mr, C. Askwith warned home from
Lefrey test. Saturday, ' .: •
Settee talk of.,iVir S.. Young .of
Winghten buying the01(1mill site to
-Maid a new flour
Mrs,. Vaneant, Miss Vanzant. • and
Miss. C, Lawlor of Detroit visited at .
Mr.- Henry Lawlor's That •. .
Mrs.. (Dr:) Stan(1isha and Master Bev-.
erly.• tea in the- excursion to .Detrait
as. also did Mr. and -Mes:, IL Ie3ung-
bhit aud Mr: I). Peeterson. -
Miss C. Spaiiig intends giartng ep•-•
her school at the holidays and it is
said will take 'e tree to -the West, .
:Miss •Mianie.• Marsh was • united , in
marriage ,te .Wfr...-Jones aereer Dane
genii:on-last ,Wednesday. • . ' .• .
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Rev J.' L. „Small, -his aunt, e Mrs,
. ,. • .
Small. 'me herdevaliter Maggie • • in -
teed :. letieing• thd week for- , 'three
weeke' :visit ..at.. Arthur. RaveDr. Mc
Lean:of: 131yeli.'wile takabie Work: ler
teed:, ..Sinalays • 'and. Rev, Mr. .Elliott of
Goderich en. tee 3ecle ••• • : • • e
.Mies ..Alite..Kole:was..60.- the • sick
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list- last Week. . • •
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•Molaanct Tommy' Andersen
ief Dengtennen.•Were in the mi.
-Monday. •• ... .•- • '• •.• • . • •
•eMisia•Nellie Fraser of Wellaceburg. le
• tlui gueet of Mrs: (De.)..Statitliele. • e
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flullett Township. .
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Thnrsday last:Mr. Henry Warren
breathed his laet after a long end
painful illness. He was a native . of
England, but lived in this tolerable,
since raeo and WaS held in high
teseeeet. Tie, was a member of the
municipal council, Where he rex,*
good service, but declining health cone,
pelted ban te• resign. The very large -
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Goderich Township..
• Mr. Guy Hicks sold a driving .horse
'last Week to Fisher .itt Waldron Ol
Clinton ler a good figure and has since
bought tv two-year-old filly from- Mr.
Vialliam Colwell for which he paid ov-
er $150.
iMs..George Contell sold a two-yearolcefilly for a good price,
Mr. Frank II. Powell was iii Haea-
ifton on Friday laet visiting his trio- •
ther who is ill and a, •patient in the
snital ' • tllat elt
Whole Number 1326
• Rea. J. Snell , exchanged •pulpits
with Rev, Yelland of Beimiller on:
Sunday.
Messrs. R. Bailey and Harry Marks
left on Tuesday morning for Edmore-
. ton, Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyons and two thild-
zeta., Mr. and • Mrs. Clippord and three
children . and Mr. Tlarry Clippord of.
Detroit - are guests at Dlr. John • Ver.
gusou's:
Mr. II. F. F,dwards is visitin
ends in Strathroy at present. • '
Hessian fly is at work on the wheat. .
Some. of our fann-ers report that the
' returred home after' spending the past
Mr. J. A, Xing et Clinton 'spent . -
Dr not the pest • Sunday in. the village.
We doiet knew whether
elessrs. Walla:ee Irwin of • cliatoe. • ' .
Rey. Jeeninga mid Mr. Charles Cook •
is general 'bat We Nev. not,
and .1, 'Nesbit' of Toronto sperit three .inontlis in l'inglaed. .
Sun-
day , in the village.. . .
Mr. . John ,Darrow of Ilersall pure .
chesed ...the Queen's hatel last week- .
Messrs. 'Latimer. of Seaforth and
Ward of Stretford .were in the village .
Tuesday on business.
The tug J. M. Diver . of the Sarnia '
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lennaer • Co. was in the larbor • ore
Tuesday Lifter a raft ci logs. .
Rev. A. E. Shaw and wife and Mrs. --
Scott • of Hense.,11 epent Saturday in •
the village, •
• Mr. and Mrs. George Dewar . of
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Stanley were the glICAS f;ff'111r. nerd
Mrs. IL - Datrow on - Sunday. . -
Ma.. -George Thomson • of 'Gala:Leh -
and his - Son, Rev, A. E. Thomson, .
. were in .the ;village on Tuesday. . . • .
• . Mt. Christi -tau, representiag• the Wil•
Rams Shoe' Co.. of Galt, spent Sunday.
in tlie,village, .. . - •'
Cliatoa were . in the village, Monday out ,. ' a
Messrs. • Ireland and Halstead ot . -
insareace business.. , .
. On the eve of her depaetare toie.her
neW.- home Mrs.:. JallICS Ferguson . eves .
presented by • the Miesion Band of St.
Aa4reW'e clierch withete •very: hand- ... .
,soine bible and boakemark -aecomParaie -
.ed .with ' el: kindly worded address. We . .
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hope t. she entry act ,feegeteller • . malty; ' .. ' ' '
friends here. . • a .- .• • •. • . • - . - . •
In the • supplementary estireatee .pree • -
seated to Parliamerat oneTaesday, ' is
the• Sam - el Sieoo for lite exteneima of. • .
southerni. pier, to complete peyineete.... .
Mr. Wilson, brother of Mrs. W. O.
Elliott,. and Mr. Carson, hrother-in-
law, both of Toronte, were guests of
Mrs. glliott For a ample- of days last
week,
Miss E. Middletcal returned on Sate
urday from tee Ottawa Ladies' Cell-
ege accompanied by Miss Walker of
Lachuta, Quebec, and Miss Patterson
of Wakefield, same ;province, who Me
tend speadirg the summer months vis-
iting Miss Myna .11liddletcee
• Rev. el. Rhodes is visiting. in his
former parish near Lendon , this week,
on atnital by his family.
ace .
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On Wednesdav.. of last week .a very
pretty wedding took place' in ;he Me-
thedist church when Edythe second
daughter of Mr. Geo. Tebbuttc was
meted in marriage to Win-. E. •Siterpi,
ard of Stockhclin, Aesa„. key. J.
Hussar performed the ceremony. The
church was very nicely: decorated in
White and ,greev. Precisely .at al amt.
the: hridal eneaessiort moved up the
aisle and inanedietely alter •the core -
moray the wedding party went to the
bride's home where they teartook ' elf
the wedding diener. • Tle • briee 'looked
charmitg in a pretty costume of white
.orgenche. with white elalloe. bat aed.
'carried white' rms. 'The bride was .
attended by ler sister, Mise Vina,who.
alsc wore a white organdie dress with
large bleak het and carried -pink roses.
The groom was assated by his bro-
ther, • Shefeetad of Edinburg,
North .Dalcata. The happy 'maple left•
on the' 3.33 train for Niagara and oth-
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eerpreintAsifivii.
Hohnee cf 1,`ort Wayne,•
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Detrait, is the guest • of •,las? grand-
motheo• Mrs...tHolmes..... • •• • •
• - 'Mr. Cemet ce from near••BelleVille eia-
ited his unele, Mr. A, „T.: Cc:Lebec.
• Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Courace :visited
their daughter, Miss Sarah, at Learra
it•tegItre.11N1-.g'•seNt''...,wieeraekWartha 'Sent six pupils'
to the • iintrarce exam. this .week. We•
wish, .thene. all •SecCess. ' .
Oie: Satercla.y Mrs.' A,: J. Courtice'
felt and broke her ankle which will
fay hPr up :its eon -a tinee.
. The Sabbath sclera! and: Epwortla
League intend holding their. annual
steawbetry festival aext Monday : on
Mr. H. Eefard'e lawn. The aleatori
Citizera' band have beet engaged frit
the. oCcasion. • • • •
IVIies Logan of the Parr Line, Stan-
ley, wes a .geest at the wedding :of
P044- Pickard' c Tueeday - •
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te attended faneral tock place ' on . • . S
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Stanley 'township.
It is with feelings of deteast-scerow.
we record the cleatli of, Miss' Dora A. •
Erratt, •eldestalaughtee Cif Mr. Isaac
Eiratt of the Babylon whey pees- •
ed away ott Sunday afternoon 14S't •
tet an elleass of seven weeks. She had "
-an attack of le grippe ielueli settled
on her ,. lungs, but .was able to go • ae • •
round till the,..day before her death, "
so although vers . her death was , ; •
ithexpected• and Canie very suddenly, .
but • rejoice that timing, her 'sick-
nees she felt her. Sa.viceir precious arid a •
was not ' 'afraid 'to die. She was of a '
very quiet and retiriag aispo:sitioh and
.one wirese rare. Value was felt. mare
arid more as you came ineeloser 'touch
with her. In her home she :leaves aj
bright memory of ; her miselfeslineas.
Evert in her dying moniente her thane .'
ght was for those, around ber, , not
realizing •that . soorl Slie Was to • ."
leave . them, A devoted father and .
modelle' theca brothers and toe sistee. • . •••
are :kft to inouruethe loss of a "belay- • '
. . . • ed daughter:end sister.. The deepest
sympathy of the whele .ecinanunity •
gces out to these sorrowiese .enee and •
we hope there will not he one mew.
•ing it ethat .glorwasate-eciont on the'
rcisurnation morn, •The -fufieral • teak
.place to Baylield.' ceiteeely on. Tiles: -
day.' The services Were conducted by „
Rev, Miller.
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Maud Rathwell of Goder:eh
township spent: Sunday at the .hcane
of her giaridmother, Mrs. Robert
Keys of the e3abylpii Liue. '
Mr., and' Mrs: Vir, Patterson of Sea- ' ,
fceth were guests of 13abYlora 'Line '
friends oue day recently. • • ' : •
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Peale of the e. .
BehyloraLine Were' guests of the lat-
ter's sister, Mrs. Artdrew Arenstrong
of the •Brownsca. Line, oge• day this ' •
On Monday *and Tiiesclay. • of this :
,week 1V1r. and Mrs.. Win. Cox of Goder-
jell Visited relatives on the Parr a.nxl
Babylen: Lime. • „ • .
: Miss Susie . Brcivncti• has returned
lame after spending. a: e OW days in
Seaforth last .Week: • • .
Miss Maggie Clarke is epeaceing ' •
fele days this week at the horne ot!
Mr. ,Dave Dewar.
• Mr. R. Peck and Miss Dalrymple left
. Sunday ifor, the latter'e ^home ire
St.. Mary's eta attend the wedding of
11,Vtas Dalryinale's °sister... •
elr. Jchn Macdonald ,Suadayed at
the home of Treasiaer Reid. ' .
'Misses Stella.' and •Edith. R.athwell
ed helve ,on Thursday. At present visited at the hone .ot Mr, James
week the guest of her ceusin, • Miss amaay,
they will take ep their residence with
Mr. and Mrs. John Buttota 1 • ' _
Elsie eluitote "
Miss Elsie Potter of 13IYth is this eaa
Miss Lily .Duncan and Chester pun -
'Spielman one day ,last week,.
visited at ,Me- R. Perhale's•oit
,Mrs: John : Miller. of near Wingbam
It is '• elected that the new post- returned hoine 64 Satin -00T after
speadingi a lew days with .
friends, '
Mr, I3oyes, Patlantester oil • the .
13rownson Line beat, has -been improve
ing the road with tee. 'grader.
• Mi. Alex. Mansoe called at the par.,
odd befcre leaving for !Meal-
8"attirde.y afterracn to Cliaton• e • ununer
tgry. The services Were conducted by
Goal, A. Mitchell
Point, B. Johnston
. Cover Point,. G. Miller
Defence, C. Sheppard , A.. Brewer, P.
Dowier
Centre 1VI. Chotwen -
, Home,' Shapparclele. Chin:Chill, E.
Outside, A. Carrick •
Inside, R.. Cautplor,1 •
AN .EXCHANGE. OF HORSES.
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Messrs. John Wisernaa and B.T.
Gibhings vvere delegates 'from C1infoi.
Lodge .• to the Oddfellows' Dist ict
meeting. held in Brucefield last Friday
p, an. When getting ready to return
home they ferencl that their horse had
disa.Ppeered, stre.ngeaone, to them',
being . left in, its place. As it was eii-
titer use the nag to return. to the boa'
cen of their families or stay with
Charlie Wilson, till 'Taxi day, they
hitched it up °and came 'home. On
Saturday the missing horse was lo -
Pate& in a See.forth livery stable, ehe
gentleman who .dreve it not knotwieg
till his return to the stable that the
lostler had Meet a irdstake and given
1iini the wrong horse. "
ONTARIO STREET LEA:GUE. •
Last Monday. evening this • League
had an interesting and instructive
study of Whittier's life and some • of
his works: IVLiss Ida Tebbutt. gave a.
good sketch of hie life. Misses Lucy
Grata, Mabel Flintoff and Ida Minch,
gave appropriate readings froth his
works while Miss Lucy Stevens re-
viewed (me- of his pcetris and . aeso
drew some valuable lessons from his
writings and life. Dr: Cook spoke cf
the lessons to be ectund elve study el
Whittier'e weeks emit gave a review of
tee poem, " ',My Soul •ar,d J." During
the evening Miss pirribull of •Goderich
rendered a pretty solo. Next Monday
evening there will be the usual month-
.
' ly Coreeeration service, also reports
Irani tta eerie:us vice-presidenes and
from the delegate to the Wingham
• Convention, '
bearer', were the gentlemen who. Serve,d hot*to his herd; got near Xitileurn,
with the deeeased ia the Council : R. Mr. '. j. W. Hill -elso- purchased one
Ferris, W. Pettereoa, W. Moon and r. Irml 'irt.' BlnerSc4:`of Gc'eerie4 twii-
efeelellan, with yhoin• were associated gill). •
the clerk, Mr, : James •Canipleell, ead Mr. I). •Barr ' visited friends near,
Warren the township loses a inats of
A :Varna! on' Saturday end Sunday.
Mr. . E.,: Butt . is Making . eitenelve
MO .Williain• Fear. In the death of Mr.
publ ie. spirit', and . eterlitrg integrityhaprovemente ca hie •banr.
Among those who attendalethe funeral Mr. e•Ilayes hes added a new 'fence
were Then -raj . Pengally, Rochester,. which: is qrate an impreweinent. ' •
New York; and.leobert ;Warren, swine We are sorry ,to have to.record • the,
state, brotheran-la* end brother of death oe Mrs. g.,.. Ball which sad event
deceaeed, respettively. " • ' teak place al TueSday ' aighe. The
It is with Mueli sorrow thet'we are sympathy' of the 'community goes c4tit
called epee. to panounce the death • of eo Mr. Ball. -
Mrs. Elias. Ball. of the•Ba.se Line whi- Miss. Jennie Wright is still feaprave
i _ .
eh took .plaee ore Tuesday evening.
ag in hecilth. .ia
Mrs: •Ball was Much estecenee by her •
Mr. R. G. Reid spent Sueeay \
No lodge has made greater progress
daring the past. twelve months Ulna
has Caracas. Which low steeds second
in point of menibeishiP;
: Mr. R. Reid otaGetderich was elected
' ' • 1.)% Grand ,1C1 ter
After the busiftess of the District
a ,• had Veen transacted it lodge of le-
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team, the two candidates being front
Clintom The work was exceedingly
well done, tee Noble Grated in Par*
ticalar excelling.
After the brethern were cratertaera
at a Wen patty whieli they eery enueli
enjoyed. All in all the Distriet ineet-
frig Was. pleasant"' and profitable one
and the brat:I:ern ekeeak very highly of
• their entertaiameitt by the Odd -fellows
of Brucefield.
Among those preseet &ten Cliatoti
were B. J. Gibbings, John Wiseman,
W, Itellyar, T, Jackson, J.
Ireland, C. L. Fisher, A, Tunier„ 3.
C. SteVenSolt, P. Pester, W. Tows-
ende '
tIeS PASTORATE AT AN END,. •
011 Stnelaa last Rev. J. C. Dunlop
preteelied his farewell sermoia twee to-
day his pastorate of the Clinton: and
Base Line Baptist churches is at an
• ord. Ile has ;been here three and a
half years and has wan the esteem of
our eitieens regardlees of denomina-
tional lines. The avow lien to be a
brc•adanindecl tristian gentleman.
1.r. Dunlop likes Clinton ar.d. said ta
The News-Raced:1 that in his twenty-
four years pastceal work he has ace
.1reen Stationed in it place where the
people' amnion friendly coal courteous.
than here, • lie las not yet decided
Where . lie Will locate thou& he hae
had several calls. Ite goes to Stayner,
a former field of labor, for a few
days. During ,Mr. Dunicee's twenty
four years in the • miristry lie never
failed to take eliarge,of Sunday's work
elecept occasionally. became of sick-
nesS or impassible roads, other
words he hae not yet had areal holi-
day, Spent,
many :. friends for her enemyevirtues. this vieinitY,
' i
She was of a. eympathetic natural. a . Master All. Mcnrien he had aitv
model head of a libuseliold and a de- attack: of blood Poisoning; hut is kJ -
voted wife. .Tp her litisban4, •who is Prcieing' • •
L
lifttis swo6tshaellayffilioertehaevriets,s hatailide avelicwie-6ii,:s. Me: Jas. Miller ha. also beta ()lithe
sick list. • - • •
OM roads are beirg in.1,1roved by
onii,ilthittlyleiss.illexcetreXeseYdl.i1113'afthheYfibiktrilae*L teacre's
place on Thursday , afternoca ao Ball's the use of ,the Gocleriel townehip arta
der, which is being .edgeueered • by Mr.
. • Sabi. johnson of Tayler's Corner.
ceDmire.t.elZaMinil Glidden]: has sold a two- .
year-old delving colt to Mr. Joe .
.
.
Reynolds for x6o. 'This is oral of Constance.
rha coke. le has had from the same
mare and the second he disposed , clf ex-
eer. arid Mrs. Williatrx Button atria -
Miss Mary. Brawn visited her sister
in Detroit last week,
The, raising of,Mr. ,James Snell's new
bean on Tuesday of last week:yeas at-
tended eiy nearly 2oo hundred then,
bat, owing to the rain interfering
with the • work somewhat it ttrn. •not
office will be „ready for. Monday aext,
faiishecl Mail noon next day. 'lite bent Mr. McAllister is sending up six frit
is 68a76 .011 a ten foot wall. Last year . entrance this year, viz i Nellie .Stithere
Mr, Saell built a sheep' stable which: is lane, Edith' "Ceimpliell, Edna Taylor,
33x173 'feet,: SO, With! the. Part now being
B
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Elsie atton, Russel :McIntosh, Jolla
erected •he ought to have ample stelae minian. . .
"cute' Mr. Snell is a Pre"gressiee lar" hliss Madge McKinney oe Bervie
'
mer and likes to have everything ala
spent Sunday with her cousin, Nelhe
. out the place in perfect order. There toba
.. . Sutherland. ••• •' InsTom making his
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. S. McCcol. liged,lihs foot badly bruised', . Mies *Annie Wyatt is vesititt Iriendfe. rotmpector ds again and is finding Stailley • , •
Were a few aesidents at the raisiege
William Vektr got his hand burt,• while this. week in the villa.ge.
Rev, Mr Kentieely _preached hes fare- Lecti;rete.rs right it bud arid up to the
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in the case of Thothas Lee it WO !IliS .' 4"
well sermon last Sunday andt ' i, is
After a lingering illness of over two
head that suffered damage. t d th t Rev Mr Clement will
Eddie Tye and Johnny .flicutivelvan
n
preach et uislay,
are writitig on, the Entrance exam in xS•passed to its reward last Saittirday,
Clinton this week.
e
yeats the spirit of Henry Taylor
•
• afternoon at the home of his sort,
Williaini of the ead, concession, Stan -
The many Weil& of Ernest Adana; 'Stanley Township, ley. Ire had long been waitingj for
of whom mention was made in. it icr-
mer issue, will be well pleaeed to hear
the MI:Mucus so- whet thee cry was .
Mr, G. S. 'Howard, prireipal
of that he is prcgressing favorably. jilted pro., made "Ileholil the Bridegroota Come
The Bandon echool annual pietiie .1s3ildalteg n•a.tw'''''vgargapart° wus. etli, Go Ye Forth to Meet Hen" he
tcok place cei 'Friday last in IVIr.
examinor (.1 went gladly forward ktowing that all
wee, •
Mr John Alba s beauti ul grove. thet Salem ay handaig over
tiVears ilgo this•nionYth Stirlingshia.c4,
' the papers to IVIr, G. Baird, who. • is • •
games were more attractive that, usual
t big the work, Mr. Howard having
e cothund and. came te. tles comae'
as a tomilber of new features were in- as
trodueed, including- a r:etclle 'race, a decided to take a trip West on the 2eth
neatly sexty years ego,. Ile took tip
bock ram ar.d it three legged race. illste • •
• where ha helped to elatee a comfartala
Mr. Thomas Dale has pat up a iteye
' le honie for ehnself teed family. The
wire fence. a w days teg'o.
a, ..1‘girray.erIchltiiiti.;,reetnaa ataaaaea am sae. on the /rid eon: The • s L'ze' of the barn ns'
.
founetation of •Duneart• 11/climates bane funeral tmk Place on Menthe)" to nere
temeitry. Itullett where the re -
Several from aroued here .went te Mr, tones GraSsick has left 0 ,
yer. W. L. • Keys bit for .Edmoneea lauct the rah coneessiou latilett
i.e.' toreleeberot. • will
Mr. Richard Volker has Opened up 11;80101,sfoetiave eceeple. ted the
• mains were laid to. rest besidathose
oe, Sunday. S k
r a of MS Wik • Who predeceaeed himathree
years. lie leaves four sells Sosepli,
as atoon.
Gig -i. The er-
s
Date a number attended theMr. Peter Douglas has gene woad- .the . lientane a.
.y 1
Rev. Dr, Stewart cold at the ceinetera
i
ing of Mee Alice Mile of the naval Northwest Me it prospecting tome vices at the leeuse were erulucted by,
Road near Alma.
'by Rev. Mr. Ittemiltot The pallbeare
Mrs, Moee Mann is on the Skit list Mr. and tetra P. 11. Sibley left ers were : Glean, te. • Ilaird, R. Vale -
ileiS 'Week, t • Monday leir NeW Yorke . rami, A. reties, M1 and IL lefeliWele, -•
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