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The Clinton New Era, 1911-10-12, Page 4F-1 The customer ~has everything to gain and nothing to lose by malting their choice of Furs now. Select while our stocks are 'ht their best ---NOW Select in time to have furs ready fbrr the first days of cold mea- Cher, After one has.compared all others is the best time to see ours. We stand by the result. We spe- ialize on Fur and Fur l ;ed .Garments and the better class of Setts and sim?',e pieces, We Clever were so rushed in our Millinery Dspal thent ,, therefore we ask a9 a ' pedal favor that you place your order e4rly•in the week, Nearly Zoo Coats on our racks tD-day, each and every one new, this season, More Coats— Better o is— Better Coats. Coats that have j 1 more style here to -day than yoti will fired in most places. This is a v"fes rl 1. strong statement, but the garments are here t back t o b� cl. it up. iVS THE SOMETHING DIFFERENT....' . THAT SELLS OUR GOODS V ,`Terms wash. One Price Only, 1w ` V"m /InN Is now in, full swingwactivity in every dep art- ment. Utir business shoing aste steady advance all G along the line. A growing time for our town in manufactures. in business, in land values. The boom . is on.. We believe the vast majority of the people are determined that Clinton shall occupy the position of importance which she oughtto hold in the Western Peninsula: doods. Newlei Constantly, arriving. Stocks constantly c-batig- IV ing. Bright, fresh up-to-date goods always on. our. counters, ;. Our- Mil inert/ J Department is running to its untmost capacity, in fact running day and night—you know, the reason why and so do we, but we. are modest. With our.. . service at your disposal there is no necessity to ap- pear inthe stiff cetera zeei things, thatev ryone recognizes of a glance. Our Fall Coats Are here for Ladies, Misses and* children at least a portion of them are still here, for many have said "Good Bye" and changed ownership. The style is right. The material is right. The price is right, What more do you demand MEET MEAT X" ' distr01 ict News ft hletttolrtL vinces They bad a very enjoyable oul. Urs: ' T McCallum, of Saskatoon, suit and inet many old Huio,i friends. ask , lathe guest of,. Mrs. D. J, Me, allutn.. They weal tip the main line as fur as Edmonton, Balling Pat all tine p„Iucipal Mr. and Mrs. :Ohns Newton and aughter, of Shiloau), :North Dakota, places on the way. 'They returned through Southern Manitoba .And re visitors at the home of Mr, enc! changing at Sudbury went to Salt Ste. Ire. Geo, Turnbull, Marie. From thence they went to Are. A. B. Sutherland and children Barr River, where they visited Mrs. eturued home on Saturday after pending the summer with her sisters John Forest, Mr.. Eigle's daughter, Mr. Elgie thinks a lot of the west but t Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, is still well content with his fine home Mr, and labs. R. E. Coates are. visit- inTuckersrilth. erg friends iu. Toronto, Mrs. (Rev.) Berry roturned on Mon - ay ft•vin ,a ploilaant three months' neighborhood. , rip to England. CPderlclt 11'o wnalel>n Mrs, Mutrie and children left for There will be a Fowl Supper in Zion heir home in British .0olumbia after Methodist church on Thursalay, Oct. : •r.':`z'.'; >? :s;i<z.> . :.;'” pending the summer with her mother 20tb,Supper froze} 11 to $; in school s. > '>'. `•........_XXq i ars.• g,1. Bethune. pause and program, in church . after. � 1ev bether Downey, of Windsor, Admission 25 dents. �. :is �;• 'i • <': `'•'::•��;r Pad 111 town on. A1UIlday. John Sowerby, Goderich Township,' :``.•':+'•< �`$ < Charles Aberhart and John Purdue found w genuine freak of nature in his, r r t r eturnrd Thom their trip to the West- orchard, three complete and well c -to provinces this .week. formed apples. eaeb with separate - !, E. Ferguson has presented to the blossom enre .but joined together al- .y )olle rune Lutetltuw lLorary° a some, most as one apple. It was triplets vii at riara book, Aluspratt s Chemistry sure. I n three vo'utues, ()has. Silks and L+`. Wedding. --A quiet wedding took _ Wbittaker have presented to the HON GEC, E. POSTER, bar, BayfieldLine, when ta DvaDnfster a icienca de a: tnTent some fans rook and Rurton, .eldest daughter of Ale. and ••'; uinerai•apecit22eits t:tiuetited by them '• united in marriagee to Alr, David luring their summer work ill ditfera Deeves of the '1' ; The ceremony' as pert eTimeA by Rev. W. H. Dun- a :. Quebec in ! t ) � `ta of (.anttarlU at,d u n 1 a2 Q Mr. Clark and Mrs. Jackson i .. ...= , ;Gituection with t he .0unlinl,ru geolog ti i es in the north t -rad of the county, will t€eke up hnttaekeeping on the }' v .Bial held a business meeting on Tuesda, evening. of this wool;, when it was dE Ansure@ interesting event occurred at the,+. hoot of friends fee ppy. and pros- parous married life. tea meeting on Christums night. Ilolsnesvillo some of A1i88.Gaahar1ICxoderich street,. Mrs. John Butchit.rt left last week t `•'`;rN' )n �Vedneaday, when Miss Bmily the home of Mrs. Alulholland at 2 : 30 Alias Jt:;•tn Alustit,rd, of New York, P. m., on Thursday, Uctober 19tb. In• [ruffles way united in marriage to ter@sting papers will he given and all r'? members are asked to be present. A' L)harles A. Wi-Likey, of Toruiitu. The dainty lunch wi,l he,served at the close McGregor visited friends in Blyth lai ,eromony was perforuied by Rev. V-1:1. we(-ki'and attended ilia fair, come.. Larkin, and was witnessed by only a m•angols have been the chief farmin tow of the more intimate friends. of SE:�.1 il,�g i.(D�;CIIIBEID the Contracting parties 1'he youth; Rev. P. D. 13utchart, of Clevelarn oouple left on one Afternoon train fvr Ohio, v6ited his bovhood home on tl 'He rocunto, where they will,veside' Mrs.. Without Portfolio, Wall;eg will be ti,uch missed in nibs= ed froth a tour to Western , Rurop icai circles in town, ' - Miss Bicrtha Fobb, aln-urse incthe Goderich homeopathic Hospital, A1nin -Arbp;}i,. Mrs. A. C, Fairtiairn arrived to -dad who n• tyslteiiio.usly disappeared from { fx•om NVitinipeg on an ektended vial. Ann. Arbor early y Monday Xn l ar = with her parents; Air• and Mrs,, Jobl anti Who Ila the police (depart- t Gr€Iho-atn, Huron I•i,iiad'*on me Sts of "London +and D:etro t - id€irry 0�>Iborn@ l;sas gone+ to Nortl searchlintg for tier, `because her, , Bay -to join a survey i arty on the I father Ithought sahte 'had beela, .ab- and N, U. ]hallway. ducted, bias .Merry). round in We, -vlsitianag Frank Saunders; whn has been em trofta girl friend. Miss played in Toronto. for several years Robb's home las la, Sleaforth,' Ont, And when she left Ann Arbor ,she has returnee] to town and evil! be as soditated with his father and broths ;initehded to go direct to 'Seaforth. in the management of the Godericl Wrhein. she ,ddd bet arrive It -here Organ Company. � T u , y, r s qn.t to Lon -7 Thursday, he father w i n - H. Jenkins, ledger -keeper in the , our ailed n t sed., h h'e o d of t t £ o'fi. oleo Bank nk f Montreal'. has been tranaferr � - He t!h{ela, •camb ,to Detroit, and de- ed t'b Montreal. tedtiv,es. froan this city started out Miss Margaret Galt leaves on lines to htliiet for her. 'T'bsylearned that he l,ef•t AInIn d,.,�y for Lugaanne. Switzerland. wber: Arbor all right and Slie will persue her studies. rekelr,ed Detroit, amid finally traced Mrs. Luaus and daughter, Miss Vert heir oto ;the hoarse of Miss Clara Kar- left this afternoon for England. The, eek, where she aind her will sail tram Quebecec to Liverpool. of reuit+ilte�d, , Mrs. W: W. Smyth. of Battle t�reek sett arrived in . London from Exeter Mich., is visiting her sister, Mrs,. J. B and will take Cross back tp-night. Whitely. TackersmiI Dr. and- Mrs, J.. H. Pickering, o The farm of 1v1r, Robert Carnochan Edtnonton, Alberta, were iiisidtil m the third. concession, . H,, R. S' aas been sold to Mr. Will.. Martin, a. here.this week.. John,Storms, who has resided it ooighbor..forsomethingin the neigh. ' mohood of $6,000: The tairm contains . Goderich for over a year, left thi: week for his old: home hat' Evansville [00 acres and is ane of the best ilt the: ;ownahip.. Mr. Martinis to be con. Indiana. The wardens of St. George's Churel ;ratula'ted on his purchiise, As. he has received notice .of the appointment bl His Lordship shop Williams, Rev iectired a good place cheap.. Mr Car- a the owner the farm is of J. B. Fotharingham, of St. Matthew', ,iu'w sid-in udar Saskatoon; Where.e Church, Toronto, -as rector- of St is engaged farming,aHis health. George's to succeed. Rev: Mark Turn was not good here, Win- troubled with. bull, who rias removed to Mexico.. Tho isthma, but since living in the West new rector will take charge of the par Te has completely recovered, and ish on November 2. .has lecided to make his. permanent resi. lance in that country. , Goderich stands, fifth among the ports of the great Juices according tc William Eigieand his daughter . Liz official .figures. More than '9;000,001 ,iehave.. just returned- home after a bushels ofgrain•were handled' during, rix. weeks' visit in the western pro- the year,•an-d of this amount 5;379,83: household elfecta to Olin ton where she bushels were wbeat. Of tile remaind has purchased a House there MTs I111a Gibson 'fe •- Miss er there -we 2,097,1393 bushels of oats on a lent a w days 1 y 101,842 bushels of flax and 92316' With Mrs. Jos. Carter. bushels of barley Of tale wheat enc oats, 35,000 bushels came from the West.. A ceremony .which proved of intens( 3S3» s>i interest to the congregation of Kno3 Cliurch.and which served to enlighten err many, .especially the younger genera tion, as to lbe history of the chuict X. from the datA of its formation,- mai held in the:auditorium of the ch.urcl .las. .. t ,Week. Two tablets in memory of the two'depat•ted pastors were unveil. ed, and' in connection with this, cere. many Dr. H. I. Strang, for 40 years teacher in the Grammar School . and later in the Collegiate Institute, gave a, a summary of the life of the :.church ' frdm•tt,e date of its establishment it 1810, Ue also gave an appreciation of c� the life of Rev.Dr.Ure, who was pastor of the church from -1872 until 1891, He was followed by, Alex. Saunders, manager of the Godertch Organ Com. pany, who spoke in glowing terms' oi. the character of. Rev. James A. An. derson, who for 22 years . was con nected with .the congregation, firsl a9 assistant pastor, and • on the re• tirement of Dr. Ure as the senior and only, pastor of the church. -James Buchanan -also added,' a word . in tribute,.,' making special referents to the great, manly, broad, syrppathiz• ing spirit of Rev. Mr. Anderson. The Dr. J. D. REiTh 3LP. tablet in memory of Rev. Ure was erected by the,ladies of the church and Minister of 'Cutsltoms..' the one in memory of Rev., Mr` Ander. son by•.the, Young Peoples •Society, Tale presentAstor of the congrega• tion is Rev, Barge E. Ross, who was ,PLUMBING INC ;� Vii` IV•llTE1L,S7'E:i?ti and IIOT AIR HEATING Calvanized Iron Work Rooting and Eavetroughlu We have everything that in new'and up -to date in the Pluvtbing and heat. ing business. ESTIMATES OVEN ON ALL - CONTRACT WORK Byant Sutter called to the pastorate from Charlotte, town. P: R, 1,; PI a year ago. The church has now a membership, in. cludiliadherents. 30 Brenta of near 2 0( l g v , and It otherwise is in a flourishing condition. Blvth. At "The Willows," Hillsburg, Ont„ the residence of the ,brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. U, Nodwell, on 'foes- day, the marriage of -their daughter, Joy, to Mr. 'Walter L. Jacobs, son of Mr. and Mrs.. H, Jacobs of San Diego, CO., *as solemnized, Rev, James Hamilton, London, Ont., uncle of the bride, officiating. The brider, who was given away by her father, WAS gowned in cream satin, veiled 4n silk 1YIA.i fY lYlAdi all_ hnIndAnmalV arn. arotaered; ana carried a shower of cream roses and lily of the valley. Guests were present from London, Toronto, Owen Sound, Fergus and Hills b, rg. Dejeuner was served in the dining to , which was beauti- fully decorate with chrysanthemums and asters, r. and Mrs. Jacobs left for London a d other western pointe before takin up their residence in Blyth, 'Ont. Porter's Hill Miss Reid, of Pittsburg, is visiting her sister. Mrs, John Torrance. Miss Wilson, of Clandebo ", anal Miss'Searson, of Kinloss, visited at Goo. •Vanderburgh's lash week. u ti... im Maes Ilopbla Lindsay, Addeo Cox. Our stock has been Viola Bennett And Violence Elliott, im Maes Ilopbla Lindsay, Addeo Cox. Our stock has been Viola Bennett And Violence Elliott, the delegates from Bethel Sundeiy s School and League attended the Con. additional lines. select. ventiorr an Blyth last week Mrs. Newton. returned hong on Tuesday, having spout a, week at Ales. , Stratford. 4 Mr, and Mrs. Rallisay and daughter came over trout Buffalo in their :auto P last week and spent is few days in the - neighborhood. 4. CPderlclt 11'o wnalel>n There will be a Fowl Supper in Zion Methodist church on Thursalay, Oct. 20tb,Supper froze} 11 to $; in school pause and program, in church . after. Admission 25 dents. John Sowerby, Goderich Township,' found w genuine freak of nature in his, orchard, three complete and well formed apples. eaeb with separate - blossom enre .but joined together al- most as one apple. It was triplets sure. I Wedding. --A quiet wedding took _ place last Wednesday afternoon at -the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Dun- HON GEC, E. POSTER, bar, BayfieldLine, when ta DvaDnfster of rad's and. Commerce, ce. Rurton, .eldest daughter of Ale. and ---.--__ Mrs. John B r o of th s o t o s 5th o as 1r con.. '• united in marriagee to Alr, David �inilrtru Deeves of the '1' ; The ceremony' as pert eTimeA by Rev. W. H. Dun- Mr. A Astluith shipped A o-ir-lost of Applea frouA here on Aiesday. b a : a f 13v and was witnessed only Mr. Clark and Mrs. Jackson by immediate friends, Mr. and Mrs.- Deeves, after a short visit with relta- atTlong tlroae tubo TetUTUt'd *fCOTTiSatli West ti i es in the north t -rad of the county, will t€eke up hnttaekeeping on the last weer., r he members' of the 13aptNt ,chore] groctTi's farm on the 13th, Both bride held a business meeting on Tuesda, evening. of this wool;, when it was dE land groom are well and favorably he bee I wishes of a cided to bold anniversauy^ services o Sunday. December 21th, followed by hoot of friends fee ppy. and pros- parous married life. tea meeting on Christums night. Ilolsnesvillo Stanley Mrs. John Butchit.rt left last week t The Women's Institute will meet at visit her daughter, 1Irs,LPkg,. of Lvon the home of Mrs. Alulholland at 2 : 30 Alias Jt:;•tn Alustit,rd, of New York, P. m., on Thursday, Uctober 19tb. In• now visiting at the hove of Mrs. I ter@sting papers will he given and all McN:wan. , members are asked to be present. A' Alias Lillie McVlowan anti 1)l1as Lizz dainty lunch wi,l he,served at the close McGregor visited friends in Blyth lai of the meeting, Visitors always wel• we(-ki'and attended ilia fair, come.. Digging potatoes and taking u m•angols have been the chief farmin occupations tbis week. Crediton Rev. P. D. 13utchart, of Clevelarn At a meeting of the ratepayers of Ohio, v6ited his bovhood home on tl 'He Stephen Township, called Monday second last week. had,just; rethr. afternoon, for the purpose of nominat. ed froth a tour to Western , Rurop € ing candidates for. the reeveship, Mr. visiting Ireland, Scotland, Englan Henry. Willert, . of Dtxshwood, was France, iloleaud, Germ%nv and l:tal; t elected by acclamation. Tile vacancy He left to visit his sister, Mrs., Legg, in the council was caused by the death Lyons, and will there • return to b of -Samuel Switzer about two weeks,: work in;Cleveland, ago.. One otLer nanie only came be-' _ fore the convention, that of W. D. _ Loncleal�oro Sanders. but lie resigned in favor of Mr. Willert rather than cause an Wim, Moon, Tae collector for Hu L election at this time. Mr. Willert is . let began his 'annual coni; this week, a prosperous flag manufacturer, drover i and farmer. r He has been ee a of Sugar beets are the order of the da ,,everalt @am8 and men are us b hat Y � r v ' Stephen many three in the past, and s in to the station n as fast. as cars can l is well fitted for 'the position. got to bold them. Hogs were shipped on iT,edrI 1 the price is still. coming down.-• Andrew Jamieson finished his vie Exeter here on Tuesday and departed. Charles Cross was - arrested Tuesday Harrison L• yon and daughter. Mat b 'one of the London detectives t'v n o y .tries n a e r turned- f ` r o Manitoba in obs last wee v warrant from Exeter, , charging hien Jahn Cartwright also returned, with misappropriating $22, the money ' J. D. and Mrs, Ainslie, of Leamin collected by hien while in charge of a ton, are visiting friends around here. cemetery in Exeter. - . The time of the. William Biles received a lot of Batt alleged'inisappropriation is said to be . by train this week. about two yearns ago. Constable Bis. -Potatoes are a fire crop here at sett arrived in . London from Exeter tbPre are a great lot of them. -. and will take Cross back tp-night. Farmers are very; busy and sever of them would like 'to hire help bi cannot.get any., . Hallett F. Gorbutt is now engaged with the ++Pr.+l.tt+r4++♦N.♦ G. T. R: John Oartright and A. Gibbings.'re- Z PERSONALSturned home last week from Edmo ton where they 'spent the past .,two --- inontbs. H. Lyon ,and Miss Maud returned + It is the desire of tine home on Friday after spending.. a: few pu111fsh ors that .111 Shonhi, s that a months with, relatives in Brandon.. tnRo -tan fit this Alias Lynn has been there for over a 4 Column of .THE NEW Y@ak Mr. -and Mrs. Jae. Langley and two. ERL - If•you have friends sans.,& Niagara spent a few days at,. ,♦ ,Tisitmg yon; - or arc. t;o- "Ina the home`,of .,1;'. Crawford. + away for a tril), feave ; Mrs: Wm Taylor has ;moved her. + . word or send it'on a posh . household elfecta to Olin ton where she + eird. has purchased a House there MTs I111a Gibson 'fe •- Miss on a lent a w days 1 y With Mrs. Jos. Carter. �� Mrs. John Grainger is under . the doctor's care at present but her, many . Mr': Roy .Jenkins ' arrived . bon friends look for.her recoverv: from the. West last week. Miss Lou Cartright, of Clfnton,spentMr. E. M. Mclean, of London, wi Sunday at her home here,..' • ,; • in town - on Thursday: Mr, and Airs. H, Livermore, of bliss Eva Dunlon, of Springfield, Tackersmith spent. Sunday. with Hill. 'lett the g-uest of Miss Ella Akam. friends. Mr. and Mrs James gnell spent Sun- Mr. Tom JacksonpJr;,-arrived hon day with the latter's sister, Mrs. Stan. from his'Western trip this week. , ley, ofHolmPsvih@. Mrs. W. B. Purdy, of, Orillia, 141r. Ben Obut chill has moved ala- visiting with friends in town. other barn in place of the- one than. . Miss.- Wilson, of :Denver,` Ooloradt was burnt, and will soon have it ready is visiting with Mrs.. R. , .Manning. for use, Passed Avday,•-Mathias Glow ans- Messrs. Wm. May and Jas: Walter of Exeter,_ were in town on Tuesday o wered the- Call on Wednesday morn- business.. ing at the age . of. 6I years, 4 months and 28 days. The deceased had been Mrs. Jos. Ratteributy entertained a sufferer fora considerable time number of her friends on, Wednesda from a cancer. He was born in this ,Afternoon. : township and always resided. here. Mr.. John Ransford is attending tb He was married to a Miss Jones of°the Annual Meeting of the Canadian. Alar same township. A family of three ufactur r a Associations sons, Charles, Frank and Henry and Mr. William Hale, of Mount. Clem four daughters,. Mrs. William Biggart, ads Michigan, visited his brother, Mi of Clinton, Jennie, Adeline and Mar- Theodore rlale, of Hullett, jory at home,- • survive him with the widow.• Deceased-, was a man Mies Helen Ford: left on 14londa: morning to resume her studies a of etirling character,and well -liked by • Queen's University, Kingston. all who knew II Thu funeral will be held on Friday of this week and interment will,. be made at the Clinton Mrs.. C7oats•Ooleman left last wee] for her: home in %V ionipeg after i Cemetery. To„the sorrowing ones the sympathy of the community is ex-` pleasant visit with the Misses Cole Mrs. Johnathan -Brown anal Mit :tended. - Nellie, of town, returned home' W. 'A Pretty. Wedding in Hullett Town- week after ate. extended viait with Tel shill—On' Wednesday, October lltb, atives and friends in Toronto sol atives Aviator. the home of Mr, and Mrs. James Vane t e1 Road mend on the Blyth Gravel g y , Mr, Greene will still continua happy gathering, evils the seen@ el to tat; Mitchell o e til@ ark at for Rev Mr. Livingstone 1`he-4atter... gentle when their, oldest son, Mr. John a AnthonyVanEgmond andMiss Bertha n is a le to .walk Around, but no his Delp Aikens were roited in the holy hands of matrimony. At High noon e to conaVVence work yet, Mr. Abbie Robinson, of Woodstock to the strains of the WeddingMarch, made his regular calla t Xr. Rabic day with Comfort .�ioap, �Mr. Robin played by red there Myra Moore, the bride entered til@ parlor, leaning on son is putting On it, Froreasional ebur the arm of ;her. feather, Mr. Thomas H.' nament at Woodstock ThauL•egivinf day and Longboat will take part, Aikens, of Boise City, Idaho, and was received by the groom. The ceremony was performed_ by Rev. T. Wesley Coseris. The bride looked charming' in a beautiful white lingerie gown and A�LEGEO ABDUCTOR carried a boquet of white roses. She . was assisted by Miss Evelyn C. Tip - lady who wore a gown of Copenhagen blue IS SANT FOR TRIAI silk and carried pink roses. The n room was attended by Mr. Robert iiawthorne. After Hearty congratula- tions were extended, the guests Main Charged With DAltaining numbering about fifty, repaired to the Teacher in Bush Committed dining -room, where a sumntuous wed. (ern Two Charges. ding dinner was served. The groom's sift to the bride was it gold necklace, Aany useful and costly presents testi. 1VTordemy Man., Oct. 6.•--11 post- fied to the +topalavity of the bride and panned preliminary hearing of tthe orootq . 7.'ne happy Couple left on the case' against George Brown, held: at r : 23 train amid showers of confetti the provinicial Jail ihare (charged and good wishes, for a two months' .w:ith assaulting Mrs, [Prank spat-+ honeymoori trio throughIdaho,Orepon :Burson,, formerly Miss Gladvs Prdee and other Western States. The bride's travelling costume was a navy blue serge e with hat to match. Mr.rtnd Mrs, VanRamondystart married lifeunder favoraole circumstances and their many friends wish them ra long, pros• porous and happy life to.gather, a tp I v„ed of 'ept for 30houra tl,so;t'h;9 AltonV_iain Adams, i1he Mropy ator, eabae, agistrate Lake *You'll Need .some Well popff for those rooma that need renovating / this. a f ll. n O � S . y NIL t � C0 p i 9 1, �00o�0ooO��o�lol�o�oo�ooi '. at three o'clock yesterday after - i, . (n,o:on, Mrs. Patterson gave a clear 2. and vivid . description of lyes 'con-, If tnection with the. case, never falt- is erinig throughout her evideance, ” { Charles MoMillan, tvho, 'followed Mrs, Patterson on the stand; and'to whom it was at first reported 'the 1 t- prisotaer had confessed ;when - ar-rested at Hatignah, N. D., • istated .wheat the prisoner had told himi Practically corroboxatitnig the I e v i- dEnS a geven.byMiss Price. Magis'° 1$ .trate Lake, after eua niI up the 1 evil Ace of ,the hbducti.on pease, P, committed tare ,I rlsoirlor . to stand it trial at the fall assizes, ,which are to .be' -held here giytthe 24th' of Oct• ober, d The; case :67altt'empted murder i. a a tv IttT td v' alt k ath Wil i s eat le 1 sera;: f Ada.r s, the ffTst wiiross, in givingg iris evid;etneei stated, that he ouldi le ]n'o't identify Ae, prisoner as (thea party . tvho shot hien-during the time d of ,the plainI-hurt- inthe Snowflake district" but he,gave a discrlptiom of il. whalt occured durilugg..the night of ' the ,shooti,nlg; McMillan ,who. fol- lowed Adams, stated that the-pris- I had told hien that he had shot: Adams, and that- he teas sorry.that 0 he haddotrde•- so. He had nottaneant ' e .to kill ]lien, but ainly,-tvished to:stop ► him bra tryinig' xo {catch him, The lmagisltra-te, %aftler•hearintg° the. evi- dance in.the shooting case, direct- ed tthat the prisoinler be also sent up . �• an the shooting .charge, The pris- dnier, throughout- 0,4h,e' proceedings showed his usual nndiiference. FATHER FOR OCTOBER t w d F}. A 1e'actidnary storm peitiod vender i l► the. coambin(ed III of both Earth. and Venus ,equkioxes, is'contral on e itI 3rd -aI. 4th, and may Ve+rex- : pec%d to brinq a return of ;storm; .a ,ccintliltiosns, vvit'h tautumtlal. rain,• mind. and possibly light snow,. s (northward. Venus lightning -and . �thulnider will tprobably bring in e these October periods, followed_ by rapid ..Chalnige to much co'.de:•. A • re1gular sitorm &I od is at its f s centre Nvhth full moon 'on the eciva-' tor, oina;hei .7th. ;This is on,e of the ,, most decided -storm -periods' of ,this. 'metnith, - Violent @isturbaanras �. 1, should be.wa(tched agabinsit, both in a the Lake and Gulf redone, 'Rain, wind and thunder will, visit most parts of the interior du:iling this period. Frost ithp 1'th to the 11th, ceidtral bn,,[Rie 7th, tonstituut,es a e a graveioisnrlic period. Snow, north- ward, rising barometter, and much colder, will wind upithis period. A reactionary ,storm period falls atthe closing -of tht Venus per, K•*. hod, an (.ttho Cath. 14th and 15th; Pierce, auftimmal flitnn,deristorms ` will visit mairny sectio''ns, with lugh u gales over lake regiones, 'High bar- omelter, 's(I squalls and,change;to much colder 9t,thie pulmiuriation of . o these sat'orms, A regular atormp�sirJod, .cov,ered . by ithe AuttbNliial anted Miercury.per- iods,-eact,eLids :frown ;the 17th to the 220d, ,The .crisis of,I period will i' fall on (the 120Ith, 21st and t2nd. Fierce aultuminal storms, € ning arid! thunder 'during';thielfirst stages, 1l ark his.,xe raad Au t- =ains will occur gemprally at itrme, attel:ld,ed by(fdaugerous gales, especially 'buband ,about the great tlaxes. Early isI noty to /]the North land West, tui I Mercury,sleet atoims that will hamper sltidpildan- Pm. .slind /s brim,)li•nr�l in,'.�r ests, toed not surprise bhos[e con- ee.tyn(e:i. (,;Another very decided seismic period reaches from•the tst'h to 24th, cq,%tral on th,e 2:JI High inorthw(•st winds and cold, fail w.oiv ther will follow this 1),eriod. A• reactionary storm period will britnig in storm changes -•-low bar- om:vter, cloud,iltiess ,and autumnal.' raitrn and wind, onethe, 24,6,26th,ancl 26th. Stubborin, cloudiness, porsis- ,tenit tendency to drizzle, and sleet avow and cold will alttend and fol- low these dates, Those who will be forewarileid of !disagreeable 'mea- tiher +ainl autumnal istoirms, :and makes ' lea to with all possible out..- door work, will 'be wfun;ers alt this time, , Aregular storm' p1eriod Is ceialtral an the "T" and, oxtends' from the o 28t'h o October f t the sed of Nov- einher. ;The molrith will end with and adv nein Thug a g from the 'What. Bailers tnrnin,g toasno,w in Western extremes, will be, Its ,sight tticcC�ffi- oinl obserV4XI' send 'to. tthose tcan, tthe � Vaot,'t ns weeti ttex Novfember.. . - tr I A Our stock has been replenished by some s j e additional lines. select. . ed from the xgI2 saran- Ales. 4 All.paper trimmed free. P n O � S . y NIL t � C0 p i 9 1, �00o�0ooO��o�lol�o�oo�ooi '. at three o'clock yesterday after - i, . (n,o:on, Mrs. Patterson gave a clear 2. and vivid . description of lyes 'con-, If tnection with the. case, never falt- is erinig throughout her evideance, ” { Charles MoMillan, tvho, 'followed Mrs, Patterson on the stand; and'to whom it was at first reported 'the 1 t- prisotaer had confessed ;when - ar-rested at Hatignah, N. D., • istated .wheat the prisoner had told himi Practically corroboxatitnig the I e v i- dEnS a geven.byMiss Price. Magis'° 1$ .trate Lake, after eua niI up the 1 evil Ace of ,the hbducti.on pease, P, committed tare ,I rlsoirlor . to stand it trial at the fall assizes, ,which are to .be' -held here giytthe 24th' of Oct• ober, d The; case :67altt'empted murder i. a a tv IttT td v' alt k ath Wil i s eat le 1 sera;: f Ada.r s, the ffTst wiiross, in givingg iris evid;etneei stated, that he ouldi le ]n'o't identify Ae, prisoner as (thea party . tvho shot hien-during the time d of ,the plainI-hurt- inthe Snowflake district" but he,gave a discrlptiom of il. whalt occured durilugg..the night of ' the ,shooti,nlg; McMillan ,who. fol- lowed Adams, stated that the-pris- I had told hien that he had shot: Adams, and that- he teas sorry.that 0 he haddotrde•- so. He had nottaneant ' e .to kill ]lien, but ainly,-tvished to:stop ► him bra tryinig' xo {catch him, The lmagisltra-te, %aftler•hearintg° the. evi- dance in.the shooting case, direct- ed tthat the prisoinler be also sent up . �• an the shooting .charge, The pris- dnier, throughout- 0,4h,e' proceedings showed his usual nndiiference. FATHER FOR OCTOBER t w d F}. A 1e'actidnary storm peitiod vender i l► the. coambin(ed III of both Earth. and Venus ,equkioxes, is'contral on e itI 3rd -aI. 4th, and may Ve+rex- : pec%d to brinq a return of ;storm; .a ,ccintliltiosns, vvit'h tautumtlal. rain,• mind. and possibly light snow,. s (northward. Venus lightning -and . �thulnider will tprobably bring in e these October periods, followed_ by rapid ..Chalnige to much co'.de:•. A • re1gular sitorm &I od is at its f s centre Nvhth full moon 'on the eciva-' tor, oina;hei .7th. ;This is on,e of the ,, most decided -storm -periods' of ,this. 'metnith, - Violent @isturbaanras �. 1, should be.wa(tched agabinsit, both in a the Lake and Gulf redone, 'Rain, wind and thunder will, visit most parts of the interior du:iling this period. Frost ithp 1'th to the 11th, ceidtral bn,,[Rie 7th, tonstituut,es a e a graveioisnrlic period. Snow, north- ward, rising barometter, and much colder, will wind upithis period. A reactionary ,storm period falls atthe closing -of tht Venus per, K•*. hod, an (.ttho Cath. 14th and 15th; Pierce, auftimmal flitnn,deristorms ` will visit mairny sectio''ns, with lugh u gales over lake regiones, 'High bar- omelter, 's(I squalls and,change;to much colder 9t,thie pulmiuriation of . o these sat'orms, A regular atormp�sirJod, .cov,ered . by ithe AuttbNliial anted Miercury.per- iods,-eact,eLids :frown ;the 17th to the 220d, ,The .crisis of,I period will i' fall on (the 120Ith, 21st and t2nd. Fierce aultuminal storms, € ning arid! thunder 'during';thielfirst stages, 1l ark his.,xe raad Au t- =ains will occur gemprally at itrme, attel:ld,ed by(fdaugerous gales, especially 'buband ,about the great tlaxes. Early isI noty to /]the North land West, tui I Mercury,sleet atoims that will hamper sltidpildan- Pm. .slind /s brim,)li•nr�l in,'.�r ests, toed not surprise bhos[e con- ee.tyn(e:i. (,;Another very decided seismic period reaches from•the tst'h to 24th, cq,%tral on th,e 2:JI High inorthw(•st winds and cold, fail w.oiv ther will follow this 1),eriod. A• reactionary storm period will britnig in storm changes -•-low bar- om:vter, cloud,iltiess ,and autumnal.' raitrn and wind, onethe, 24,6,26th,ancl 26th. Stubborin, cloudiness, porsis- ,tenit tendency to drizzle, and sleet avow and cold will alttend and fol- low these dates, Those who will be forewarileid of !disagreeable 'mea- tiher +ainl autumnal istoirms, :and makes ' lea to with all possible out..- door work, will 'be wfun;ers alt this time, , Aregular storm' p1eriod Is ceialtral an the "T" and, oxtends' from the o 28t'h o October f t the sed of Nov- einher. ;The molrith will end with and adv nein Thug a g from the 'What. Bailers tnrnin,g toasno,w in Western extremes, will be, Its ,sight tticcC�ffi- oinl obserV4XI' send 'to. tthose tcan, tthe � Vaot,'t ns weeti ttex Novfember.. . - tr I A