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The News From 9oderich
• Ak.OISE A. SKICIMINGS correspondent
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Mre. F. Doty, Sr., who bee been Mrs. W. L. Eliot arrived home from
London after a short visit there.
Mrs. Martha McMullen died on Sale
tirday at the home of her sister, Miss_
Maceelehote
On Sunday evening Rev. Geo. le.
Rose preached a memorial sermon, for
those whose lives were. lost in the
Ricirsecod disaster. Healso telllte-i-
ally addressed the railway meet pre-
sent on the responslbieity of their
positions and urgecl them to take e.ach.
day. .ifheir melees from a highen power.
A large choir was in attendance and
their vontribetions. were very beaUtie
fel and impreseive.
Miss Collinson of Glenholm, is in.
Toronto attending the millinery op-
enings and buying- stock .for the. ap-
proaching season, • She has cherge of
a large store In Mitchell.
We regret very much to record the
ecriouS accident ev.hielt betel Mr. S.
Halstead at the- organ factory one
day 10411 week by which he Wet the
tips of three finger:: of his rigbt hand.
This is the second aeeident of 'the
Kind._ that has happened Mr. Halstead.
.Me. May, who was seriously injeral
In the recentrailway digester in
whieh live of a train crew of six lost
their . lives,though still under.._the
Dn's care and very ill, is thought- to
be improving, - •
Mr. and Mrs. John Sheppard and.
children, who have been igninding•sozne
time at the family realdence, Nile,
left lasit week foe Cuper, Sask., where
Mrs, Sheppard's people reside. They
are enjoyingtheir trip very much. "
Mr, after a week or so
in town' fehg.gueeee of his 'relatives, Mr.:
and Mrs. ,T. W. Smithe Of East street,
returned lest We to ii s. hostel- in
Calgary„ Halliday hao
prosperedin the west .an0 during the.
past few years has become wealthy.
The • Citizene' Marine• Band •held
.most .euccessrul. entertainment at . the
opera Meese on Friday- evening. Mr.
-Eddie Piggott • was. -the chief . drawing
card andel:oat ly delighted. -the :audi-
ence by his dancing, 'acting and -sing-
sermusly zl for the past few' weeks,
recoverieg but very slowly, her
many, friends regret to 'cern. • Iler
bister, Mrs. Doty of Toronto, has
been with her for some time.
A very large congregation was pre -
Fent at Victoria street church on Sun-
day ti.'ening. At the Offertory Mrs.
-King gang very sweetly. A large in-
crease has been made in the member -
hip of this church lately
The funeral of the at Daniel Bu-
chanan Wok -Place on Friday after-
noon, Re:. Dr. Medd conducting the
services. During the service Mr. E.
C. Belcher sang very feelingly a cou-
ple of hymns. The pellbearcga were:
-Messrs. J. H. Edward, Robt. Young,
Thos. Warner, Joseph Wilson, Robt.
oke and Robt. Armour. Many beaut-
iful flowers were sent by the church
efficfals, the differeat depaettneets of
the church and other friends. , Mr
huchanad was seized with eoen'e affec-
tion of the heart wbile at his duties
in the organ factory and died almost
immediately on being removed * his
home. He was twice married, his
first wife beeng Miss Fowler. By
this marriage be had two sons, . neje
and Herbert, who both occupy good
.pogitions in town. Hie seeond tee,
who was Miss Millia.n, survives lone
Mr. Buchanan was a kindly, Christian
man, always ready to speak a
kind word or do a kindly deed, a
faithful member of Victoria street
church and generally esteemed. Mrs.
Wallace Arthur of Dominion . City, a
sister of Mrs. Buchanan, was present
at the funeral.
Mrs. Cbresler 'of Torouto addressed
a mass meeting in temperance hall
on Sunday afternoon. .
Mr. John Brownlee dial al his 'home
here on•Sunday at a very advanced
age.
We are pleaoed to note- 1 hat. Mrs. R.
Rateliffe has recovered from her re-.
cent severe attack of grip. '
Dr. Percy Tye was in town ou Fri-
day for a few hours on his way from
I
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The Bee Keepers of
Huron Organize,
A melting of the Bee Keepers of
Huron County was held in Zurich on
the 7th inst. whet: a County Associa-
tion was,formed with the following
officers :
President, Alex, &lath.
Vice, W. Green.
Sec. -Treasurer, J. Haberer.
The next meeting of the Association
will be held in Clinton in May when
it is e-elelleted there will be a beg :al-
ly of the Bee Keepers a' the Provin-
cial Apiarist from the Agricultural
College will be present
It is not getrrally known that there
is a big production of honey jn this
county and brat the tudiestry yields
good returns. To be sure to carry
it on successfully requires close and
intelligent attention, but what does
not nowadays.
Thai higgeot bee keeper in the Coun-
ty is Mr. Alex Smith of South Stan-
ley who is more than locally known
as the "Honey King." Mr, Tom.
Stinson of the oame township is quite
en apiarist, weele there is no man
ig.Teabouts who can talk about the
busy bees more entertainingly than
can Mr. I. Dodd of Clinton whOse
hives yield him many laundred weights
of honey during the lavelee Months.
Clinton News -Record
Meeting of Dominion Sheep
- Breeders.
The annual 'meeting of the Domin-
ion Sheep Breeders' Association was
held in Toronto 'last week with an at-
tendance of prominent breeders from
all over Canada. .
Among *hese present Was Me, Jas.
Snell of Hullett Township. one et
the best known of them. all. He took
.part in the dismission and from the
mint of hie long expettenerx others
drew infOrmattion which will \ profit
them.-
Mr. Snell was elected one of the
direeters and will also represent the
Association on the Western Fair
Board.
GO4riCh
Reg. Dr. Medd, pastor of • Victoria
ilaysville to Milverton, Where hising'1 bo band netitql about $1 0 from Street church, began a lteries of :Aran -
practice ie: i ehe concert. • gelistie services. on Dec. 300 ewe Min
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• ,tinued them up to last week. With
. .
• - . the exception. ot leatetrday evenings he
Of the 221 Who Called' Rev. • Dr. poiache,d every eyening save oue, and
. . 0 his sermene throughout were • logie41 •
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4 •
• and powerful: :The serVicee wort* of
Stewart Onlg 17 Are Left
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. tendel. - . . .
Mention was made in a tecoat : is- Snail, • Peter Geant,, May Grant,
i • , Scott, IVe. Joliet limes, Mrs. Jas;
sue of The News -Record, in isepoete James Scott,•reVe Ile :ScottAle
, s.. W.
ing the annual meeting of Willis IIIrt
-church, of the resolution of appreeiaa ' .
tuen to the pastor, Rev. Dr. Stewart,
and of his nearly thirty-three veare of
devoted service in connection with
limp -congregation. Appended is. . a
copy of the origina) "Call" given the
young man thirty-three years ago
signed by 221 member's and adherepte,
of these. only .seventeen • valiant
in 'Clinton, a large number leaving
been removed by death. Thus .eabeth . Glen, john. Williams; : etre.
-Call" is an interesting old. dome:. Whiting, . Mrs,: Alex. McKeniie, Geo,
ment and many News -Record readereeDeibl,... W. G. Broadfoot; - - Thomas
will peruse the copy with pleasureg .. Toms, Maggie: Fair, T. R. 'Menzies,
We, the office bearers enembees and Grace Moir:nese: Mre. Hannah Water,
sec , } . .
. adherents of the congregation of Wil- son,. john B, Lindsay, Mrs: .Dencan
Ifs. church, Clinton, Ont., under . the J116E:Wan, Nei! Fox, 'Meg. John Craig,
. .
care of the Presbytery of Huron, in !Alex.: Ewing,, Robt.: -McIlyeete eerie
seonnection with -the Presbyteriat ; A. Lines, „ Mis. Win:'.112littay„ • . Airs..
•eburch of Canada, desirous of pro- 1•Jas. Alkenhead, George Stewart:011es,.
emoting the Glory of God and . the A, S, Oliver, .Miss A. II. Oliver, Mrs,
egrod of the church, being destitute of Duncanson, .Mise Ada, Waterson, Miss
a fixed Pastor and being .assured e by. Maggie Ewing, Annie Ewing, Clara
good information and our own exper- Rand, • Mrs.. Margaret Craig, Lacia
tenon of the Ministerial abilities., pie- . land Kennedy, Mts. L. Kepnedy, Mrs:
ter, literature and prudence,. as also ; John Callandet, ..ivets, John. Williams,
of the suitablness of the gifts of you, 1 Annie WillianiS, Mrs.- .Howeon, •Mrs.
Rev'd. Alexander Stewart, minister 1.J. W. Beacom. " • s ' :
of the gospel, for this charge, • have 1 That the- above: names, to 'the iitun-
agreed tolinvite, call and entreat you .ber of 92; are.persone, certified to be
10 undertake, like as we by these pre- •, members et and in. full contrimpion
scents do heartily invite, call and • eu- ;Witli.,••• • the congregatiOn of • Willis
treat you to undertake the office of church, Clineon, Wore subscribed by
Pastor among us, and the oversight al. the pdfiles themeelves or by me . at
our souls, and further, upon accepting their request' -Robert 1"re,- Modeeat-
tits our call, we promise you all due or, .. • , a .
-respect, encouragement. and subjectioil , , . Namee Or Adherents.' .
in the Lord, and to contribute :to Finlay IlIciewen, .Jennie Sanderson,
your suitable maintananee as God Jessie Brown, • Nellie Turnbull
may prosper ue. . ' Jcpnie eleeig; Jenele Chidlera ;John
In witness wherciit Kit! have sub- 1,Viseman, Roble illarktiess, • aeorii,e'MC-
seribed to these presents, at Clinton, 'reggae'', Annie Irwin, Agnes McFall,
this 22nd day of May, One 'rhousand Thos: Wiseman, Samuel . Ilogarth,
Eight tfundred and Seventy-eight." ' Minnie • Oliver, •Elizabeth Fisher,
Names of Members : - George Deihl, Mrs, Gee. Deihl, Mar -
James Leyee Elder; James Broad- ion (.6als, Lillie Coats, Robt. Burc-
Teta, Elder . Arch. McAlister, Elder ; hill,. John. Craig, Katie C. Ferguson,
James A ikenhead, Elder; Arch. Math- Alma 0. Bo•ed, -Petee Ilebb, J. C.
'son, Elder ; R Irwin, Elder ; Ja.'reit Gilroy,. :sennie May, Jas, A. Yutli,
Broadfoot, Mrs Broadfoot, Niargaret. Mrs. B. Yuill,. late Mathesop,
Broatifore, Sktrah Broadfoot, Mrs. W. .1. Noreby, C. M. Colville, E.
Ruinball, (trillis (tetchiest, Mrs; D. 'Maephersen, I), F. Macteter-
E. Ann . Irwin, WM. Murray, sate • A; Y. Scott,. ' James Fair,
Douglas McTavish. .. John Incas, ;fames Stoddatt; Mise Mary Siiiith,
Hugh C. Gilmour. Duncan eicEwan, Lizzie Hunter, Alex. Innes,
chas. Avery, Mrs .Jas. Fair, Mg.). Jackscin, Jr., John, McQueen, *Ir.,
wm, Coates, John Forbes, Mrs, Catherine McDonald, ,/ohn (MM.
Forbes, IVIargaret O'Neil, -Hugh Big-
gam, James Robertson, Mrs. McGee --
‘a, Mrs. Bathes Iloberton, Mgt Anna
I,indeay, Mrs. Fisher, John Fisher,
Vent . Thorn ton , Peter Ai tkenhead,
Mrs. Aitkenhead, Mrs A. MeMurehy, ,
Mre. Ann Smith, Mrs. 'I ruraan, Mrs.
Menzies, Malcolm McTaggart, Mee.
a McTaggart, Jameo 11. Liteisee, An-
.1rew M. .11 reliant, Win. M. Craitr„elee,
eiceTurchice A . Straiton. Mrs. : A„
strai ton , Alex . Scott , Mre . Alex.
Scott, Margaret Scott, Lawrence
Scott-, Wtn. Mcqueen, lire. Thos.
..Tackson, Mrs. C. M. Rop, Bella lop,
Sarah Cowan, J. P Balfour, Mrs.
Balfour, Mrs. McLeod, eire. Samuel'
Wilson, Ales. I). Ailtenhead, Mrs.
Alex.. D. likenhead, JahieS Turebull,
Mrs. ; ,Jas. Turnbull, n. mai. Mal-
loch, Mrs. Malleeh, Mrs. O'Neil, MIS.
Paisley, John MeGartet, Geo. Thomp-
son, Apes Thompson, Mts. Mery
Scott, Mrs. John laillit, Mrs 1-niza
'McAllister, Wm Mullholland, Miss,
Jane Mulhotatid, Peter Wilson, Mil,
l'etet Wilsori, Sire Wm. Met/none
Mrs. Hay, M. !Vlarearet Fisher, Mrs
Elizabeth Gordon, Mrs. Christina t
oordon, John Mcqueen, MVIi J ul I II
VeQuree. ibbn tlIsItte, Mrs John "
Firther. 1) 14 Mellott, Eli/abet!)
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great inteeest and were 'largely at-
. citing, James Y.oung, el): A. Forrest, -
Me 'Mrs, D., A. Forms ter, 'Geo* Gov-
ett, John Leak, Agnes McDertmlid,
Isabella Metier:nide Thomas tMe.Ilyeen,
Mrs, Neil, Metheion, Mrs: A...Mathe-
eon, (Wary Dick,. Lizzie Gordon, Mrs.
Dunean, George. Dungan, George Ted-.
ford, Mrs. • Tedford, A. M. • Gibson,
Williatn Thomson, William Wallace.,
Mrs. Wallace, David Bunt's, Mrs: Eli -
,John Stewart, A bigail Stewart. Mary
I. Stewart', • Lizzie Stewart. Bella strumeetel eelos Mrs. Cut mon, eo10,
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Stewart, • Agnes Seewart, Alex, "When the ens: s 400111; " Mr. .. LitoulAl ("l'ION SALE OP FARM STOCI:
Campbell, Mrs. Alex. Campbefl, Don- Pere; ne, Foto ; Miss Ileinivea, vielin and linpistactes.-Mog Maps Stil-
ald Campbell, Mil,. Donald Campbell. e 010 ; Mr. Ilene Sturdy, solo Mr. well ha'. inhtruclud the undersigned
Campbell, Colin. Campbell, .I. Regale 131ackstince, solo ; Mr Stur.:IY, • to sell try Mlle Auelien at hot 3,
0. Smith, J. I). Alexander, Nolo. All the performers wert warua
(hest known
Young, Miss Margaret ('rate, Wielam ly rocored ad in most cm.es ra .peod- on, '11)4)5.'11)4)5. suosen Farm) on wed -
Robert eon, Mary C. liennedy, John r3. 1),,fri Sinnott s followed after , n reb. 1st. at 1 p
li
Craig, • Marti ha Rolertrein, Maggie *Idyll various commodities, wore of- 1 he following : 1 agela Martin fon'
Cunitethame, John Callender, toad for hale. The . candy table was
Of the names attached to the Call preeid d over by 'Misses Sheppard and
or thirteathree yeses ago the follow- Connie Ilft. The notion enmity'. by
ing are the only ones now connected Mr 1. ,leleKim and Mrs. R. C. Hayes
with the congregation : and the fancy work table by Mrs. .iag.
Cfehrga MeTaggari, teas. and ',qrs. R. R. -Smith. The
John Wiseman. proyeeds amount t.1 -10 $60.
W. J. Paisley. The untimely death of ite late
1). A. Forrester; Waal i Tye ie matter hir much toe
pat by both rcelor and mtmlitrs of
St. George's ehurvh. Rev. Mr. Turn-
bull Old not presider, as is his ueual truck, 1 disc. harrow, 1 setffiler,
eustom, al the enteriezinnicnt tie* nth- Sri double ha rok ss, I set Singh,
hallo ss, and other al:riche too num-
erous to teetction ,ell eill be sold
without Pserse as the farm has
been rented. Terms All stints of
3, to mot under, rash ; oVvir that
!,t,t,liiii 10 morttlr..' (TAR on ap-
provid joint liol s 41 2 per vent
Ittialebt Mr. 'Mart Stilton, Pro
pta 1 en , T. Gun try A oche -now
Dr: Medd'e labors as. pastor of this
church ape being attended wish 'grati-
fying success. Sipco .last July • wine!
ha took charge there has been an in-
crease of seventy to the membership..
• Mrs. Wilson and daughter of
tee, ;Vie., • have been for some time
the guests of the former's ,mother,
Mrs, Jambs Patti% Miss' Wilson is
receiving instrecfioas . in piano at the
Gonserratory .of Music here and Will
atitend the Easter- exams in Stra,te
,ford. e • .
• The . funeral- of tba late peter Mac-
Farlane., late of the staff, took
place on Wednesday of last week un-
der the direction or the Maeonic lodge
Whichhe was a reembotr. Rev'. Mr.
ROSS; assiseed byllev. Dr. Dotteall
.conducted the religions .Service. The
Masonic service was read by Dr. Sale.
The casket was coveted with heautie
rue floral -tributes. from :. The. ,BrOthere
hood. of Trainmen of lite G.T.Re' En-
gineer Frank Wright, Sjeatford, . the
Fraser' family, Detroit. etre. Roche
and elisa. MacFarlane, •Chicago, . and
the 1.0,0.F, of town. • The, pallbear-
ers were six nembers of tee Masonic
order:. Capt. A. Me Sheppard,• E.
Downing, • F. Lawrence', A. S. Cry-
stal, Ie. J. Peldhaan and Dr. Clarke.
The funeral. wee largely -at tended,
many' being present from Carlow,
13lyth; Seaforth, Clinton,. Exeten arid
Strettforde, The relatives ef the de-
cen.s.ed from' a distance. 'Who attended
the funeral were :, .Mrs. .Fraser, e
sister, with her husband . and two The ()Marie stieet (11011 ute r •pay-
deughters and two sons, all of De- ing all expt connect:id wits:1 the
11 oil ;i'3I1S 1100e'a sister, 11(31 son conOrt., netted. a snug little sum' to
and Miss :elaelearlane • of Chicago .; add to their organ fund --and are. to.hp
Mf814 Watson of 1 er01140, a sister or 'congratulated on the success' of their
Mrs. MacFarlane .; :Mrs: Anderson and interprising undrrlaking, ins bringing
Miss Vesta Hyde, Witt- the Weigh taili:s to towa and thus
son of Wawanosh., The late Mr. Mee-' giving thole of. us with were. )(1( 71)11'
F.arlane: • was horn in . Sealant), 6 1 to hear the Meraltesselm, a ohence
yeees ,ago, coming to this country hervelg Gam, 1 Itt concerl was a
when kitty years 01 age. For forty treat.
years he was 10 the employ or the•
fe, T. R. .and provM hitrewif to be
a faithful and obliging. employee. 'Jh ORO A N T ND ('1 10111 MASTER
'was married to • las now. bortJaved. weriete weeley esceemeise
widav'T,W 110 77t15 ML" Jane -'Watse'n7 Chureh, Clinton Applieatione will
in 1880. The eympathy of a large eir-
rrcal‘ed up to Feb. 25111 for Or-
el(' of 1ri11"1615 "L'w exeit'1i11“1. 1(1 Mrs• ganist itt a. •salary of $100 per year
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11011ITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
BOT A BOWLING ALLEY.
Ed. Steep and .Glen ,Cook, who have
Lor some time been working in Petrol -
i4„ ba,ve bought the bowling alley
there,
VV.C.T.I7. MEETING.
The regular meeting of the W.C.T.
U. will be held at the home of Mrs,
John Stephenson oa Friday afternoon.
Jul thia is the annivereary of the
death of bliss Frances E. 'Willard,
paper dealing with her life and work
will be read. This is also the Week
of Prayer, appointed by the Union,
and a large attendance of the mena-
bers is requested. Visitors are al -
war; welcomes at' these rneetings.
THE CONCERT.
The concert given under the auspices
of the choir of Ontario street church
by the Royal Welsh Ladies' Choir • on
Thursday evening last was a very 611C-
ceseful and a very enjoyable one.
They were greeted by a bumper
house. The, choie is composed of see-
e.nteen ladies with IVIadane, Hughes.
Thomas as conductor. Most of the
ladies were in • natienal coetume,
which was picturesque, certainly,
but, so conventional are we becoming
in this age, the general Impression
seemed to be that much beauty and
grace was lose in the lack of the soft
flowing lines of the conventional eve
ening costumes. The conductor wore
a handsome evening gown of mauve
satin and elaborately dressed hair,
and a few of the ladies wore light
gowas, But. the EI:liging 1. That,
after all; was the main thing. The
choruses were fine, Seldom, indeed,
has so good a choir visited Clinton,
They sang in perfect harmony and
their voices weraesingularly true and
sweet. The seloe were also well ren -
lewd; One could not lurlp wonder-
ing, -asethe little girt seng 'The Dear
Homeland," whether .they. were all
at heart, longing for the homelan.d, or
wh eller they were quite. contented
with the role -of entertainingtheir
fellow creaturae 'Me Tranquil
Night" was a duet well executed and
brought • forth "mid applause. Almost
every nuenbge, indeed, was encored,
.and • being generous,' the ladies ,res -
"landed fro plee tly. "Misorere," the
matchless' pril,..on. seene from 11. Tro-
vatoro, wasrendered' with rarer.. ex-
pression,. t bc cokrallo being excep-
tionally lino. 'Tile hit Of the 'evening,
however,' 'ems made by . the :eoloist
who sang • "The Enchantress." • : She
possesses an excellent yoke, flue ex-
press*, and just took the fancy of
the audience, Who recallee her twice
aild would, hatdly coticeet Lt her
retire. . "Poor Wandering One," was
also very well -rendered. "My Ain
Folk": was given by , the •contralto
who &toe: part in the "Miserere" and
was :heartily 'welcomed as •she
advan-
ced.to the . footlights. She. ceetainly
poasessee a voice of rare Power and lia.s
it under perfect contrel„ The Med-
ley of American' song, by the *choir
was well received. The . program
closed begthe • choir einging, ehe Welsh
Nation. Anthem. and. "God save the
King."' Just here. it might not be
.
ainisg.to say that the public of Clin-
ton, AO more or legs, perhape, that
other lownS, but still ilemust be con-
fessed . that it has a very ungracious
aay •of shoWingits leyelty, -The
striking pp ef the national anthem,. at
n public meeting of any sort spern6 toe
be the signal' for everybody to .gv4 in -
10 their outeide wraps and clueing -the
-s aging of it there. is a •rare okl sceara-
ble • after rubbers, •a mighty. Struggl:.
trig into .eyereoats and an .adjusting
ot headee.re The . real loyalty of
Cliaton fe-oPle is 1101" for one miernent •
glieetioned, but surely .4,..woul(l look'
bettor to.etand geletly while the
naticalaranthert is bong sung, or bet-
ter OM,join heaptily he the ,*tiging,
it • (rn)y takes about t-wo minute, in -
toad • Of el telling 'as- if the -place . -Were
on fire ane every avenue of escape
was being cut' off
MacFarlane. • and Clioirmasteg at a sellary er $100
The At tloine gival lee the ladies of per yeer. Applications lo be made
St. George`e :elitirce en -Thursday ev-
irr writing to l'oter ('1171(11(11 Sec -
ening was a most ilteidel • sueecss•• of
t“' DU
t. X CHI PrOgraM tva., given, those
taking part heiter 7 1)/1)1. Adams in -
Alex, blues,
'los. Jackson, Jr.,
John Leslie,
john ('uninghame.
D. MeEwata
Mrs. Duncanson,
Mrs A. Murray,
Mrs A. Innes,
Mrs 1) Melea
M, Fisher.
Vise M O'Neil '
Mrs 1). A lentreeter
Mee, MI Talegal t.
41.4
Or
1 mare Irsing 1, 1 driving horse 4,
mare risiret 3, I horse rising 2,
1 mare rising 2, 1 driving maro colt,
I cow newly -valved, 1 ('OW to olive
in May, 1 stripper, 6 pigs, 3 calves, -
64) hits, I separator, I •cultivator, 1
$: ('(1 plough,. I bled( 17, 1
.mowur, 1 rake, t waggon,. 1 110014,
1 set et sleighs, 1 sot of sleighs
nearly new, 1. phaeton buggy, 1
fanniug mill, I setof sealeli„ 1 bag
er eveumg, .
()ti Wednesday of last week a mein -
i, oriU1 '' eereice Wig; hod at Hay:AIM,
ihis fornitr home, for the late Mail
( let k It e Meer old trends from
Lere at 1 . nth cl, amongei them being 7
I Conduct or A u 1 brook, Dr \Val ter
. Turnbell arid Me7e,t, 1.11.7.;*1.1 and
t; Putt. e.
IVIarrioges.
DOHERTY-COPP-In Chriet Mitch,
London, on Fa'. 11th, by Rev. C.
R. Gunne, Mary Edna, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Copp to
James E. Doherty, son of ele. and
Mas. W. Doherty, alt of Clinton.
MERNER-DECHER-ate the Luther-
an church, Zurich, on Fee. 80, by
Rev. C. V. J, Maass, Lydia,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Decher of the Babylon. Line; to
Roy Merrier, son of eir. and Mrs.'
Samuel Monier, of Hay.
WEBER-ZIMMER-At Grand Bend,
el Feb. 7th, by Rev. S. A. Car-
riere, Albert Weber to Clara, csee-
owl daughter of Me. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Zimmer of the Commercial
Hotel, Dasliwood.
MAHAFFY-DALRYMPLE-On Jan.
25t,h, a1 the home of the bride's
parents, by Rev. R. G. May.
Mary Eliza, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Dalrympla, to Thom-
as Wilber Atonally, sort of Mr. and
Mrs. .Thomas Mahaffy, all of Mb-
bert.
MOSES -IRELAND -At •the nesidenee
of the bride's parentre, on Febru-
ary 1st, by nee. A. el Wishart,
James Moses of. Grey township.
to Agnes, daugntor of Mr. and
Mrs. ,James Ireland, Morris town -
hip.
FORSYTH-111cOALL -e; At Melleille
Manse, Brussels, on Falbruary 1st,
by Rev. A. C. Wishart, Hugh For-
syth, jr., of Frobisher, Sask., to
Lizzie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
'Geo. McCall, of Morrie township.
Births.
•
eleTAGGART-eln .131y11, on Feb. 8th,
to Mr. and Mr. MeTaggart,
son, . 0-
BLANCHARD-In Egoroitdville, ou
Feb. 7th, to Mr: and Mrs. C. Blan-
chard, a daughter: . •
HORN -In Seaforth, -on Feb. 7th, to
Mr. and Mrs. 11, Horn, a son.
LaPORTE-At the Sauble Line, Hay,
on Feb, 7th, to Mr. and Mos, John
Laporte, a daughter.
1VIATHERS-aI0 'Morris, on Feb.' 4tit,
toi Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mathers, a
son. •
JENKINS-In East Wawanosb, on
Jan. 18th, to Mr. and. Mrs. Wm.
T. Jenkins, a son. •
HARN-In Seaforth, on Feb. 9th, to
Mr. and .Mrs. E. 0. Ham, a c•ion.
Deaths •
• •
wrEw RT -In Stanley Township, 00
Feb, • 12111, .tantes ,Stewart, • nged
86 years and 3 months. -
IIKR.MAN-T.n Clint.on; 0» Feb.7th,
Edward Cherles :tier:nate 'aged 61
years. .
FOSTER -45 Pigeon, ieh., on. Feb.
eith, . wile of
John Foeter, formerle of Clinton,
LADD-In Auburn, on Feb. 80, Jelin- -
Ladd, aged 48 years, 1 month • and
JOdays'. • .
SPOIL -RS -In Hallett, . on Feb. etle,
Mary Spuhl, relict or the late
Wm. .Spuhl, ; aged • 81 years, 4
maths and• 19 days. •
PETRIE-en Stanley, on, Feb.' 101h,
Janet • Mustard, wife of. Junius
Petrie, aged. 56 plats and 4
• ' •
iticKAY-In Stanley, oh Feb. 10th,
Maas McKay, • aged 85 years
and 7 menthe: . • -
ANDERSON -in StertleY Township,.
ott Feh.• 70, George. Anderson,
• 'aged 91 years, •
IREIANG--Th Mcg ou Fele 7th,
:Mary McMurray, wife teethe late
Wm. Ireland,, TtickerSmith; aged.
• 69 years end 1 'month. •
BROADPOOT-In Moose jaW, Sask.,
O on Feb. • -4 te, Edit is, 'youngest
daughter • of Mr: and: Mrs: Ake;
- Broadfoot, lege(' 10 years.
ROBERTSON -In Grey, on Feb. 2nd,
Margaret McNab, aeliet of the
late Thos. Robertson,. aged.
87 :Years and 22 dee s,
SHORTREED-In 'Morris, on • levb,
4th, Mary Darling,. wife ot • ,John
Seoetreed, aged 80 years, 4.
m,onths arid 70 days.'
RAMSAY-,•-ln Otderieh, on Feb. lth,
..Perey Wilford. liernsay, aged IP
ycars, 3 minabe :and
•.
. • -
SEED .0.1TS FOR .S.11.E.-CDOICE
seed . oats fer eig7 . eerystiff
eteawed oat, will yield from 10 to
15 hie -Ines per acre Mow than wrist
varieties ah the Insark are very leiree
averaging one-third more oats per
bush( 1 Urea most varieties. Pelee
40 cents pee b.usle 1. .1 ohn %eel den ,
Lot gee, Con. 8, Ilullett.
bore P.C. 0 -67-3
!rot 78E: 'rt) It ENT ON 'MAPLE
strer't,li teoms, hard and soft wat-
er, good gardi;re• w'oodslted. PosSes-
shot can be given at (31(03 -M os.
S t an tei ry London Road, Clio t on
Itsiverwitttoe.......”naset4, stow.**
'FARM, FOR SALE -Lot north. half
28, con. 12, Hullett, coneisting of
50 :Ica s. All seeteel • doe n (NATIO
10 ac,res. .orcharl. • Frame
boner: and bank barn with stabling.
On Gra7c1 road 1 mile north of
Londegboro, e mile from school.
APPtv 017 the promses or address
O Richard Shaddick, Lotulesboro P.O.
-75
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN -17
acres of good ehry loam. Nie
brick house, htell and soft water,
bank barn, drive house, hog pen.
Good orchard, all kinds fruit. Sit-
uated On 13115V Linn, Otliside corpor-
ation el the town of Clitilott. Ap-
ply on the prtmises or le Isaac
Darr, Clinton P.O. -67
'FRAME 1 1.0I"SE FOR SALE ON
the farm of 'the undersigued on the
Oth eon. of 1 litllnt t. Will he sold
neap The 1
ell 10 1
IOUr
1 ani the
k 11(71+1.1i 4 x. I . May he !olive(' at / ENEI441.
i ince. ---le. Dirowir. Lotel404)01:0 (,/ E llama/ell, Va
MERCHANT len of_
PC. --to;
WANTED AT ONCE -DRIVER. FOR
13rerad Wagon. Good chance to tear
the baking. -w, II. Agnew. -66
COTTAGE TO LET FROM MAUCH
1st. Also cooker and two • box
stovee fon sale -Apply Prof. Brown
•
es
-60
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS -Tend-
ers will be received up to February
21th for the ereetion of a new
school house it: Scheol Section No,
4, Hullett. Plans and specifica-
tions ean be seen at' the residence ot
the Secret:me-Wm, Carter, See.-
Treasuree, Constance P.O. -66
STEERS FOR SALE. -TEN YEAR -
ling Western steers. Apply to T.
and R. Dunbar, Bayfield Road, °W-
ean% township, Clinton P. 0. -65
SEED OATS FOR SALE.. -The nu-
dersigned has a limited quantity of
Bumper King Seed Oats for sale,
One of Rennie's best varieties,.
Weigh about forty pounds • to the
bushel wee perfectly clean. Price
45 cents per hushela-Lorete Tyndall,
2nd con. aluilett, Clinton I'. 0. -65
FOR SALE. -1), JUNOR'S LARGE
house, barn and garden on Ontario
O street, Clinton. Apply at house. or
Clinton P. 0.
HUNTING AND SHOOTING ON
lots 12 and 13, con. 9, Hu:lett, are
forbidden. Parties found trespaesing
, will be prosecuted according to
Owners. Oct. 18th. -51
FARM FOR SALE•g-Let 16, c ;.16,
Goderieh Township, consist ing 01 80
acres, Welt:- watered. • Three 'acres
of good bearing orchard mostly wire -
ter fruit. clothe 'melee and outbuild-
• inge, • Good stabling. . New *silo.
School • aeress the road. • •Within
five Mites of Clinton. Lob 14 on the.
.1 6 th con. is alSo offered to rent for
pasture: Apply to C. S.' Lowery,
Box. 144, 'Medicine fiat, Alta., ..op
lo W. Bredone, Clinton. -65
NOTICE. —.ANYONE •WA,NTI'NG-
.
Custom Sawing done in 'Om spring
of 1911 ..can. have the same done on
ehe farm of 'Thos. .Wallis, 4th eon.
of Goderieh Township., or st John
Stewart's, Beyileld Lille. For fur-
0.iher information . Address elcEwen •
Bros., hayfield. • • •
FARM. FOR SALE. -LOTS 24 •AND
O 25, con. 5, Goderich township,
consisting of e20 acres: ' Well
Watered and all freshly seed-
ed . down excerpt 10 acres
now being plowed, and 5 acres bush.
' Concrete lieuse, barn 55x80 with:
stone foimdation. ,Good stabling.-
James Hamilton, Coal Merchant;
Clinton. 0 41
3
BREAD
Janttary is no Metre long,
Many a friend has died and gone;
Be a good judge, wbether man or
Wife,
Buy "Agnew's Bread" and prolOwg
your life.
42 PHONE 42
W. Agnew
CAKES,. PASTRY AND WEDDING
CAKES' 71. SPECIALTY,
MR. FARMER!
ARE YOU.A HEAVY
FEEDER?
We cen supply you with the choicest
SHORTS AND BRAN
at all times in 500 lb., one ton or five
ton lots.
Sound, sweet corn for sale.
Best lines offlour in stock.
Ilighesb market prices for all grain
L. MUTER CO.
Telephone 64 THE ELEVATOR,
CLINTON
Save,
oney„,
By buying the Berlin Fuel Say-
er for which I am agent,
FURNACE INSTALLING,
is our specialty. Mr. Hugh
Rorke is very well pleased
O with our work and price.
PLUMB/NG, TINSIVIITIUNG AND
REPAIRING.
• .Promptly, ettended to.
Leave orders at residence, 76 Victoria
O Street. Phone No. 139.
W. H WEBB
ogs Wanted
Highest Price
PAID FOR LOGS. BASSWOOD,
SOFT ELM, ROCK ELM AND •
HARD MAPLE ESPECIALLY
WANTED, f3UT Ail, KINDS
WILL BE PURCHASED.
W. DohertyIP ANOcecoORGAN
- Limited.
6111111116
.After':•:St0.k;Tkintit•:Sale•
Commencing at once and for the balance of this month please remember
that many articles in this list are priced at less them manufactures. cost
as an inducement not only to reduce our overpins 'stock 'but to sell other
lines as' well. • 'The present advereised prices are foe this. month only. A
new list again 'next month and everything as near as possible will be
narked in Plain Price Tickets making.ita lot easier for the customer.
Our prices for this month
A good band saw, 20 inches—. 50c
Steel claw hammers 41ki
Brad hammers
Ides. Potts' sad irons-
' Nickel plated iro•ns,
.Potatoe ricers. round
Potatoe meets Sql18.re
• 15e
78c
91e
30c
20e
Dover egg beaters. ........ 8c
Toaster 12e
School eimscgranito • 5c
sehool ones Jappan ned.....2 Tor 5e
3 Only Coopers. inizee....', 40e
2 ()nly Conners axes 35e
1 1004 Soeket chisel brindle.... 4(0Wonder shine for cleaning gold
and silver. *)5e •
Instant rroekery mender - 2ac
Vol. peel: mends holes in any
thing ')5e
See. our tinware bargains ..25.88 50e
'4- Gal. Galv. pump oil cans only,
.ReF.1.50: filled with oil for.. 1.75
Bandied- axes 75C and $1.00
15. per cent.. oft mitts .and' gloves
• ...Hand eleigbs at gest: • .-
leuewOod Cold Blase lateens
. . -
'.• • :Regular -fee
1 Farmers vice 3.,00 2.00 •
scissors best (malita 61)•- • .41).
• .70 • .50
. . • .75 .55 ..
Kiog eat:tee razors 1 50 1.25
7Betcheeri • special . . • ..
rawIrs- ... .. • . .85
fl.raittf ord. special .rakois '..63.
Joseph . Al tans • .• • 1 00 ..
Clothes raeks • 1 CO 100
Nevada' 10(3, Spoon etre11,• 4c
Nes-ada desert epoon eecle, _10
tt Ai
•6 t t I .
Call and see a lot of other lines
displayed on tables, marked in plain
price tickets.
I 1--rA.IR.a.J.A.1\T3D
STOVES and HARDWARE
(AN'AD-LN FLA 'X AIILLS leer). OF CLINTON A1111
Wanting -in addition to what they already secured tt fp*
1M Ore 77(40S nf .111414 4(3 romplete theie complement forgrowing Flax
For the season of Bill,
We would, therefore, be pleaqed to meet at MIT 0111C0.11.11V 111'
the farmers who eon template breaking up old pasture land. or
new virgin soil tills spring that arrangements may lie„ mink.
Canadian Flax Ms Ltd, 01117ton
AlirINTBJR SA.
.
OF STAPLES D
FANCY GOODS
In order to Oh
car out tis voason's stock we have. decided
to reduce- prices on everything, Come early if yon
would have first choice,
BARGAINS EVERY DAY