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Clinton Manager
New Advertiseatelits.
Thos. Gundry, Auctioneer page 1
Prize Butter, Ce. E. Xing, Wingham 1
Boys' Sweaters, J. W. Newcombe....1
Our Formal Opening, Newcombe....4
Low Rate Excursions, F. R. llodgens 4
We W ill Give, Morrell & Holmes....5
Fall Mantles, McKinnon & Oo 5
Girl Wanted, C. E. Dowding 5
House to let, Miss Hine ' 5
Girl Wanted, Mrs. M, D. MeTaggart 5
Private Tuition, Miss M. O'Neil- 5
Apples Wanted, Towne & Case... 5
What Now, 'CV ingham Business Coll5
Look, A. D. Beaton 5
Piano for Sale, 3. H. °believe 5
• Pickling Spices, J. E. Hovey.... 5
Fall Goods, R. Adams 5
New Fall Dress Goods,Tozer 8eBrown 5
First Showing. Hodgens Bros 8
RaM Coats, Hodgens Bros 8
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J. A. Webber, wholesale fruit trav-
eller at Winnipeg, committed suicide
by taking carbolic. acid. He belonged
to Hickson, Ont.
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rialSON4L.-mr. Alex Bell, of Rock -
weed, Oregon, as visiting Iris father,
David 13e11 on the 2nd cou„ Tucker-
' sreith, neer Brueetield. This is Mr.
Bell's first visit to this section of coun-
try, he having gene west about 25
years ago beforlik his father moved. tit
this county, 111r. Bell has prospereclin
his western, home, where he has a large
general store and impleraent business.
WEST Brio NOM, Among those
Who attended the Torouto Industrial
last week Were 1 -Mr. and elm Jos,
°rich, Leslie Crieh, Foster Gibbings,
Miss J. Johnston and Miss C. Johns
Mrs. Wright and Mrs. McDonald, of
Detroit are visiting here after attend -
tele the funeral of their brother, Mr. E.
Walters, Mr, Samuel Holmes, son of
Jos. Holmes returned to New Yore on
Friday after spending a -Week with
friends here. H. Reins spent Tuesday
at London Fair. • Misses Tena and
Flossie, and Fletcher Towrisercl spent
last week visiting friends near • St.
Catharines. D. P. McGregor is putting
down an artesian well this week, the
work being done by- A. diefoltaveeof
Beechwood, Mr. Sane Wise is this,
week attending the London faiv there
are people W11,0 'say *he visits a
Monition fair Oftener. .
° OLINTON, ONTARIO; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1905:
• DEATECOF 111114 -WALTER§.-- People
of this neighborhood heard with deep:
regret en Sunday, of the unexpected
death of Mr: EA Xard Walters, of the
'end concession. A couple of weeks
ago he was riding ona traction engine,
when he was accidentally jolted. off,
falling on his back.. He sustained no
perceptible injury beyond a severe
shaking up, meet though advised at the
time to. consult a doctor, thought it
unnecessary. Later he experienced,
considerable pain in the region of the
bowels, and even then did not consult,
a doctor until a few days before his.
demise, when it was found that he was
suffering with a stoppage of the
bowels, caused apparently by his pre-
vioue fall. On Saturday he under-
went a surgical operation, but it was
too lite to be of assistance to hitt, and
on Sunday mottling he passed away.
Deceased was well known and highly
esteemed in this section, where he had
lived all his life. He lea,v-en a wife and
eight -children to mourn the-losseeref-a
THOMAS GUNDRY,.
Live steck and general Auctioneer,
GODERIOH, ONT.' •
Fermate.* sales' a specialty. Orders left at
Nnw ERA tam Clinton, promptly attended
to. Terms reasonable. Fanners' sale notes
diaconate&
Ms mien E. JEICh5011
—TEACHER—
Piano and Theory
is prepared to take limited number
of pupils. Address Post Office Drawer
F., for terms, etc. 4ins
The Myers' Music Meth od
Teacher,—IDA G. BOWS
The Myers Music Method for child.
ren provides a thorough preparatory
course in, the rifdiments of music. This
course lasts about one year. The les-
sons are conducted on kindergarten
models, and - include practical piano
teaching, making the study one of
pleasure to the children.
Per terms. etc., apply at real&
ence, Blab Street. •
FOR AN EDUCATION
That is practical, useful and
• up-to-date, attend the
4IODERIC6 BUSINESS COLLEGE
The School of Modern Methods
Sborthand (Pitrnan and GreggSystems)
Talressit1t3
gr(eTesouocnhdelmectehod)
00mmercial Arithmetic
• eleommerciel Law
Penmanship
• Spelling
Practical Grammar
Rapid Calculation,
• Book-keeping by the actual busiteni:i
le methods from stret to finish
First-class teachers. Individual in-
• struction. Fees are lower than in
most schools. All our graduatefe
get good position*.
eongeY. Principal.
•
'wags
esk
Our stonk of drugs, etc. will
• alway4 be found fresh and- up
to -date in every branch, . and
vire invite you to give us a call
if you wish to procure anything
usua„lly found in a first -Class
;drug Store. •
II. eeivisE
letrillett
Bee= tinera-Mr. Mat. Moody,
formerly of Hullett, sustained severe
injuries in a boiler explosion at Halley -
burg, New Ontario. on Thursday last,
He had eevetee vibe broken and was
otherwise bruised. Tile other, men
were- killed and several injured,
A Ne.reilow Ereneex,e-,-Mr, Sate
ard: of Xinburn, paised through, an ex-
perience on Thursday of • Met , week,
that he, as well as the few gentlemen
who witnessed it, will long. remember.
He had finished threshing for Mr. Jos.
Damen,of the 2nd concession of Hullet,
and was moving his outfit to Mr. .Jno.
Murray's, Ju t as the heavy portable
engine entered -Upon the McMichael
bridge, the stringers of the
bridgegave way, the plank alone bold-
ing it inplace. There was no tinning
back and strange to relate the crossing
was made in safety. The ravine there
is very deep, and at every moment the
horrified spectators expected to see the
teen', driver and engine go craehing
*through to the bottom,
Accenater. -While returning from
Blyth on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Neth
Johnston and daughter. of aulletf, met
with a serious accident. Owing to the
building of the C. P. R., a temporary
road crosses the farm of Mr. John An:
eler,sere, and it was while. on this7eoa&.
that the accident happened. The horse
became frightened at the stettin shovel
and bolting to one side phieged into
some fence wire. The buggy was over-
turned, aed theladies thrown gut,
Mrs. Johnston fared the worse ; she
had her collar bone broken and one of
he hands so badly cut .that several
stitelies Were required. She was driven
home by pav. J. A. Tierney: and her in -
;vies were dressed .by Dr. Lindsay.
iet tee beigeel WitS -completely
dein'Afr'n4:0ect
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111%. William'
o14he base line Hallett,' has
rented his fkfier (Which'hied_lkbeen ade
• vertised iteethe WE* Enat) to
Richard,efearier, of Hullett, for it term,
ofelive efenee,e-et 000 a Year Mr.
Murch.willehayie keeale of his effects
about the the leit ofOetober. He has de-
cided On moving to Stratford, Where
ids son pueposes migaging in business. •
:Mr: Murch has now been a resident ef
thee sectioa for-a-egoode-many-years;
and has been I most estimable citieen
in every resPect; his syMpathy and
support readily being given to every
Movement ' that- affected •t he well-be-
ing of the community,. ,As an official"
member aria zealous supporter of On-
tario Street Chinch, Clinton, the re-
moval of himself and family will • be a
distinct loss to this section, and they
will •carry to their new home the very
best Wishes of a large circle of fi ie'nds.
In the peesen of MreGoyier he has se-
cured an excellent tenant.
fether's care.The remains"were_ in-
terred in Turner's Cemetery on Mon-
day, a • very large- number showing
their respect for deceased.. Rey. Mr.
Kerr, pastor efTurnere Church, where
deceased was an attendant, conduct-
ing the funeral services.. A singular
cireumstancein conriection with. Mr. •
Walter's death, is narrated. .Fle had
a sister, Mrs 'Wright, who lives it.
Essex County, eta theweek before his
death, she hall a dream Wherein. she
\sem her brotifer in deep trouble, and
without writing to find.out whether
the dream had any foundation or not.
she at once came up oil a visit, finding
that the dream was only too true.
The pall bearers Wera Messrs R. Pep-
per, Whitfield Crich. Jos. Rattenbury,
John Rattenbury, H. McGregor and
L. Crich.
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PRIZE BlITTER..-;-We •wilt pay 25c per'
M for thebed Box or Tub ,Butter every two
weeks. Mrs Were Naylor,
Whiteavreb, won
las) contest GEO. .E.KING, Wingham.
GALL EXTENDED. -- Rev. H. 13.
1 Cour:netts, B. A., of tinbrooke preach -
in the Dentist church last Sunday. A
call has been extended to him by the
congregation, and he has accepted it.
• Chemist and Druggist.
Headaches •
Cured. .
NIttertY per cent. et
headaches are caused
bYThiperfett eyes.\
We can permanently
mtre alien headaches
4eitit $lasses.
If we fall we will re.
(mad your money.
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vt.werst.'\''
Apponeren Meeracten --One day last
week Mr. C. P. Smith received -official
notice of his aPeointment as atager .
of the local branch, of the Bank of
Ha,miltonetaking ehe plitee of the late
WM. Oorbould. e
SERI' Iete•.-41311 Wednesday, evening
of last *eek Mrs. Gibson of Shutter
street, attended prayer -meeting in the
Presbyterian: church as usual, but dur-
ing the night was taken ill. She lives
alone, and was enable to somneon
help. .At ten o'clock next morning;
her daughter, Mrs. 3. Heim, found her
seriously ill. Physicians were sum
monecl; and hold out very, little en-
couragement to hope for her recovery
as she Madvanced imi years. _
letteen orA PrOiktEEtt.-egre Andrew
Alexander Gowdy, one of the . pioneee
residents of Howick township, died at
laiereherireenneelosephine- street-North-
orkIeriday last, ateed, 80 years and .11
months. Deceased ineeed from Howick
township to Wingham.eVer folkr years
ago, heyeeg given up his farm in the
township. He was a maii ;who was
highly respected by a large' circle of
friende, though since corning- to
•Winghtim he has not been able to be
much about the town. He was it
Presbyterian in religion.
LACROSSX.-Mount Forest .lacrosse
team played the first round in the
semi-finals of the junior series with
Wingham on the latter's ground in
the presenco of an enthusiastic audi-
ence on,Friday and lost by 3 goals to I.'
The game waS-eXciting from first to
last and free from roughness, and the
penalties imposed were very few.
Reid, of the home team,.had the pleas-
ure of Scoring all the goals for. Wing -
barn. The return game and final in
the round Will be played at Mount
Forest on the 14th -inst. . Fred Wag-
horne, of Toronto, refereed:the game
and gave very good satisfaction.
•
Poker's Hill
, NOTES. -Mr. T. goon, brother of
Coun. Moon, who has resided at Perth
for some time, has rented the house on
the farm of J. S. •Carter and moved his
family there last week. Mr: J. Eddy,'
whobes spent the summer. With his
daughter Mrs. R.'Carter., returned to
his son Richard's at Ettinck last week,
T. II. Squire shipped a car 'load 'of
wheat to Toronto last week... Mrs: 3.
E. Taylor .arrived home from Mani-
toba, after . spending •threemonths
with her mother and: brother neer
Hartney, her rifother -.being very ill.
Mr: and Mrs. M. Braithwaite took in
the Exhibition , Toronto last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Snell spent last
week in Toronto; their sons laumbh-
rey and William are in London this
week; with stock tit the Exhibition ;
we hope they may be succeseful, as
they are good stock raisers. Wm.
(bulge and Misses Maggie and Tillee
Hazelwood spent•last week in Ter.:m.0,.
visiting the finaneres uncle, A, Awing,
forinerly,of' Clinton. Wheet, seeding
is not all done, . owing. to ,the groona
'being so. dry. It. Brenriche. of the
5th con , had a very successful eele"on
Monday; he leaves for Stratford this
week. '
ACKillOp
A Sitiotrs .400XDUNT.-111r. John
Carlon, second son of Mr, Janes Car-
lon, Huron Road, McKillop, met with
ii, very serious and painful accident oi
Saturday last. He was unloading a
load of flax at the flax mill and as he
had got nearly throughthehorses coin-
neenced becking up. To make them
stand forward he touched one of them
with the fork which he had in his
hand. With this the animal kicked,
striking the fork- and driving the
handle with•great force Against the
young manes abdomen, • He was con-
veyed to the residence of -his brother-
in-law, Mr. 3-.),Shanalfanolearby, and -
medical aid secured. it Was fogad
that several of the internal organs had
been seriously injured, rendering an
operation necessary. This was per-
formed on Sunday and Since then his
i
condition has been mproving although
at the time thedoctore had little hope
of saving his life. He was a most ex-
emplary, well doing young man who
was popular with all who knew him,
and his Misfortune was deeply regret-
ted by many,• and all unite in the hope
that his young life may be spared and
that he will eoon recover.
• . „ Godcrieb
OVELEIX.To• GenlenageteLINE. -Shpt.
-Murphy, of theWesternOntario divi-
sion of the a P. RA, ' stated Fiecley
morning that the eeestruction of the
Guelph-aGoderieh line was being rush-
ed teem both ends. The .track -laying
had started from Guelph.
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-SCALDED. -Beryl, the 11 -year old
daughter of eVirm. 'Ervine, while
"carrying a dish oe hot Water, on Fre
day evening slipped on the kitchen
step, her haps being severely scalded.
Medical assistance had to be summen-
ed. and the little patient, although un-
able to meve about, is doing nicely,
andevill be around in a few days. ,
kieatorth
Coewaeoes AWARDED:, • Messrs,
Gotternige & Edge of this town, have
beer( awarded the contracts foe the
erection of the new station buildings,
on the Gue'ph-Goderich branch of the
0. P. R, These inelnde all the stations
on the line • except Guelph and Gocle-
.
she Med, at about ten 'o'clock on lVfon,
day night Interment of the body
took. place the same night at 12 o'clock,
rich:
Death-Two weeks ago a daughter
of John McMann wife of a physician
in Saginaw, came here suffering with
smallpox. Every- precaution was
taken to prevent the spread: of the
disease, the house bob* quarantined
and closely „guarded, and.. eveeything
done fot ilie card of the. patrent: Mirt
GIIELPII GODERICH RAILWAY.
-"The Guelph and Goderich Railway
will be in operation by Meech lst,
1908," said an official of the: C. P. R.
Thursday morning. "The work. all
allorig the line is being prose:lined with
all possible baste," he continued, "and'
grading will be conipleted. by the end
of September." The laying of rails
7•Crell-bee-7r0e-te-dan a •tientliel time and
will be carrMd. on from the Guelph
end. When the Grand River is reach-
ed the new bridge will have to he built,
thepiersfee' are already con-
structed. This will require a month
to complete, and a similar period will
be, spent . in the construction of a
bridge over theConestoga River. The
Maitland River and Blyth creek' will
!deo have to be spanned, but the piers
or the bridge work are already-etand-
ins in most instances.
A TERRIBLE Aceingerr.-One`o f the
eeddesteend, probably fetal accidents
We have reported for some time; befel
Mr. Jas. Colwell on Wednesday of last
week. He was assisting his neighbor,
Mr. Wen: Williamson, on the Bayfiela
road, in connection with his threshing,
and while on the mew abeee, before
the machine started, lost his balance.
He ;31'8,81364 a timber support, ;which.
happened to . be loose andfellheadlong
to the floor. In his descent his heed
struck the machine, fracturing his.
skull and otherwise injuring hilt. No
person seems' 'to have witnessed the
accident, but it was ' not long before
Dr. Whitely arrived and attended to
theinjoeed man. Later Dr. Woods
was called in, and both are agreed that
the case is most serious, although , the
patient shows favorable signs otteeoY-
. ery. • _e,
, T wo, BY-LAWS DEnuaergo..7" voting'
took • place on W'ednesea,y on three -
municipal -by-laws: (1 )to grant a thirty
'yeers'efra,nchise to the Goildrich Beet,
Light 86PoWer Co., with a -fixecl assess-
ment of $5,000 en the company's plant
for ten years ; (2) -to guarantee bends
of the Goderieh Elevator and ,Teandit
Co. tothe Amount of $2,5,000 and avant "-
exemptien fronitatatten foe tee years; also -td the keel
for the extension and improvement half got the Court, O., W. NVILLLuts,
papers. Signed on be-
() 0 atiihorisie the boteowing Of .$8,000
°f' .Treasurer. W. MILLAR, F. Seceeetury.
the waterweirkee electric light:and:sew-
systerhe of the toverte The gas and WOBIEN'S IIISTITOTE.—Ladies will
please remember that the regular
meeting cif threWeillen's epstitute '
be held at the horneof Mrs: Mulhelland
membersonelep'a2rleet; 'requestedatthens ut:1 .bheopurre. s' eAn t1,1
and we Would. be pleased to •have any
wishiegte join. wieja, pe present also, 0.9
thatheeii I) pg0,74- Wee fr cial.
.Theeabjests Will be:e wkre'tlie-cle an,
&theme§ the happiest, 'a,nd "Pickling" .
THAI' FOOT BALL • NIATeii, -Bxeep:,
tion is taken to the report that appettr-
ed in these colurrine two week's since,
concerning the Football Match with
Heitteeville. It is .said that the report
was overdrawn'too highly colored.
And contained slatements not correct.
The report earne to us in the ordinary
Way, from What we believed to be
authentic sources, and if it was in-
correee, we regret it. -En. mos, mu..
-Will Me° timid „returned
,home On Wednesday. -Pearl Newton
arrive& home on Tuesday, having
spent acouple of weeks visiting in Tor-
onto. Mrs. James McDonald is visiting
her daughters in Detroit. Miss Nellie
MeDontild returned to • London on
Monday, having spent a month visit-
ing friends in the neighborhood. Nor-
man McDougall left on Monday to
peek apples for 1). Cantelon. Howard
Cox is visitinghissisteratapringllank,
George Cox has rented, his farm to Mr.
Pearsowcon 4. Among those who are
taking in the fair at,tiondon are
Weston, O. Weston, T. Cox mud
Sail, Mollhail, Gracie McDougall,
.T. Motown
- SUMO Orbit),
Stanley
TitsBEit PUTioliASED,.-.B1r. Alex Me.
Beath, the well-known leather dealer,
and Mr. Honey gonteith, bf the Lon-
don roaderuckeesinith have puechased
a large tract of timber land. in the
Parry Sound district. They do not in
tend operating on this laud for ;mother
y ear, and Mr, el eBeath iptends oper-
ating his saw -mid where it Is Dow lo-
cated until next spring.
Neves.- Miss -.teazle gelilwen, ace
compareed by Miss Kate Hone of
13rucefield, left on Monday to attend.
the Normal' School:, Toronto. Miss
Elle, Graham, Mr. C. Wallace and Mr.
4tiliercird_Rattle, attended the -Western -
Fair on Tuesday of this week. IVIrs.
Alex McEwen was away at the end of
• last week ,a,t.„..Torouto; attending the
funeral of her aunt, -Mrs. Wen, Mr,
ilLnizentrara
Neil McGregor and wife, Mrs.- James
this nlace, received injuries at London,
Ziarich McFrialane, Miss Agnes McFarlane aud
Kiramn AT Lonnoet.-Mr, Curvin, of Mi e John McFarlane attended the
Western Fair oh Thursday. •
on Tuesday', which. resulted in hie
to theeity with a clean d of excursion- NOTHS.-Mrs7 aWr nma. 'Dennison is vie.
death a few hours after. He had gone
iting at her „home in Thareesville.
ists, but got separated from them, and,
had started to cross the railway track Misses Mena and Edith. Davidson have
at Rectory street, when he was styli& left to attend college in Ottawa,.
by an engine and hurled to one side. hMoinassees fWroarmdTaonrdoKnteoyaesndhaovieurlient.urnitired.
The accident .occurred neer the East
and Mrs. Wm. _Turner had a pleasant
Le
ford,
street,
downtown
started to c
ly direction.
eastbound eneme was °ming along
the south track, • Probably the phi
man's ' eyesight was not good. 'Any-
way.,•he did not see the approoching
engine and stepped in front of By-
standers who witnessed theeaccident
were horrified, so quickly did it
happen thee/none had time to warn
the man or his danger. The ambul-
ance was quickly summoned and - the
injured man removed to the • hospital:
An examination showed that he glad
sustained two had wounds on the back
of the "head end. a depressed. fracture
of the skull. So critical WAS his con-
dition that it was impossible to per-
form an operation: • He remained un-
conscious and unidentified until 3
o'clock in the afternoon, when his
-son-nalaw-Fratk-Reameri-of-Kippen,--
who had heard 11 the accident, went
to the hospital ande identified him.
Curviri Was a men of about seventy
years • of •age, -a-- good-- physigne- and
well-dressed and died during the
afternoon.. . • '• - •
en clepot of the G. T. R. about
".7leeespecial-train., from-Strobe...el:ire:We last week, ono,A,'11e.11.,, at „their
• '^(1 stopped at Rectory sone, *horn they had not seen for six-
•-eibed out for the teen years, came to visit them. jos.
bistobare:The the cracks 8 theoldoslodubmh earn.
Fhe°rBei.e'Sli°evnerdaoln'hiasYYeisibteinegn
the same time an faith claator in Seaforth, and sorne
think he is all right. Mrs. Ben His -
gins has • gone to join her husband in
London, and thee, will take in the Fair
before returning home.
Local News- "
,
• Is•;ToTES.•=ltirsr Malcolm McLeod and
family are visiting at the home Of. his
parents. The bridge builders have se-
cured a steam pumpingplarit, the head
pumping" being too slew. Mr. -Jas.
'1 tionisonje ilttihe via his goer; Mill for
the adjiisiniett Of th011ilOcidgtOisk ROI- •
ler system. Mee Hndie has been called
iiitendOit:ticitttatirrthe deathbed of
her husband -who died on 'Vneaday
The trouble which Melee' between , Cone
stables McDonald •and Mcgieetty re -
'suited in the arrest ofeeleDenald, and
the court decided . that McDonald -
should pay the sum of $10.end enet,
from which decision he has appealed
and will carry the suit tcy' atoderieh be,
the grounds that his arrest .was made
Metier, political 80ite,tis manyeethets be.
Ileve le to' be. The leeture of the"Boet;
blivek Orator' Was largely attended and
greatly appreciated by the people. in
gener41, evereorie•declaring the everang
well spent.. • •
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NirtEs. -Miss A. M. Anderaon left on
Monday afteenoon for .Vernffle British
Colurnbia,where she has seeined a pos-
ition as milliner. Rev. and Mrs. W.W.
Aitcheson, who have been 'visiting tin"
latteee parents, Mrand gra J. A. An-
derson, for some time past, have re,
turned to their home at Dornoch, and
will shortly leave for their horde at
Halvrite, Assiniboia, where Mr. Aitch -
('5011 has accepted the pastorate of. the
Presbyterian, church. Blyth fair will
be held three Weeks from next Tuesday
and „Wed nescley. Chief Westlake is on
the sick liet and lex Chief Somers is
performing his duties. Mr, Charles
Redmond, of Westfield, has taloa the
positioo of assistant to Mr, Ow W. Veil
et the Grand Trunk station in this vile
loge. Mr. D. M. geBeath has sold his
residence on 'Westmorland street to Mr
-T. W. Sett, and the latter has E;old,his
ZIt
resitlenee n the same street to Mrs. W
A. Cole, , i r. Frank Morin who Was
hook -keeper for that/ P. H. contratter.
dvring the past three months, bit: on
Thursday afternoon for Ohielo, where
be has eecured a. more litorat ve yogi -
tion,
, • 41- p.
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NOTES. -Miss Jennie elneyd. former-.
ly a resident here, but notv ,of Winni-
peg, was visiting her aunt, Mrs. John
Holmes. A number freine here are -
viewing the sights at London Fair;
twenty-one tickets„ branch, one of the oldest and most
beleg sold up to
popular Mee- in the service. has been
Wednesday morning. ' f •cl off
at owing to illness; his place. Wee,
MAy SHE WIN Oteregie. Ross, taken by Conductor Dunbar.
Her -
wife of Jas. Ross, our enterprizing sumed ins run yesterday morning,-
butter maker at thefactbry, has en, Clinton, being . a Junction point,
tered-in the amateur class to try her more passengerscongi•egate atthis
skill at butter -making, in London, stetionfor the Several tranis, than nt
thine of the Fair. Mrs. Rees . went on'.
Wednesday ineeriing, We hope that
eheinay come back with honors, .
Inseneeetetee-F. U+: klodson, live
eitock'coneinissioner'. of Ottawa, and V.
C. Elford, chief poultry division, came
up from Toronto to examine the work-
ings of the Voititry Station, 'and rec-
ommended some improvements, to be
made: F. 0. Elford returned with' hiS
fatally to Ottawa.mi Monday. Prof.
Dean, froth. Guelph, was here making
some tests -of the cream being gathered
for the butter factory. • •
Around the Station
hundreds of baskets of 'plums are
shipped here daily Contelen Broe
and 0. Hoare being the shippers.
Otettle shitements were mada• this
week by Blesses , Read, Smith and
Mason, and hogs by Fitzsimons &Son.
Hundreds of tickets have been sold
this week to Loudon, on account of
the Western Fain • there being ever
One hundred on iesda
aesengers whe pimp o rain an
run over to a hotel. to -.1uhricetee pike
big cbatees, and sometirnee et. left,
as did- a,..Goderieh •man on uesday
Morning, who was on hiS: Way to
Tokonto. • - • ' • •
• -The. NEw EnA's. advice Omit the
calling of the morning trains has . had
A good effect; for ..now they are
promptly announced arrival. But
travellers ,shotild also exercise' judg-
ment and caution themsel res.
.Conductor Smith, of the eroderich
ly-Pape:
Tanglefoot
•and
Poison Pads.
at
Reesie's
• Dragi, Store.
N. B,—Try 'Eas Em fo
•sOre, swollen, tired, and
-§W,atYTedl.
• le
Local News..
PRIZE WINNERS AT T0RONT0e.
Smith, Exeter, took 2nd prize on
3 -year-old Thirtieth boll, and 5th oft, '
bulk calf under 1 year, and 3rd on hula,
calf, E. C. Attrill took -4th on Short -
born bull calf. , • ,
NORMA.LITES. The 101h:teeing'
teachers from Huron are attending"
the Normal Seheol at London: Misses .
0. Chidley and 3. Wiseman, Clinton; .
Miss H. Dalton, Kingsbridge ; 111 isg
T. McEwitn, Hensalt e Miss Florage-
Died, Kintall ; Miss. Ruth' O'Connor,
St. Colemban.
MONUMENTS. -- Beautiful menu -
wants from the Clinton Marble Works
Were last week erected asfolloive:-An • .
erendtc-forgraBcteleen-Goderielt
Cemetery, and a Quince), Granite
the same place, for Mr. David Linden:, -
Godeeieh township.' A ewede.Geanite
-in Bayfield-Lerneteee. tor-the-lete
Thos. Dowsone a saccophagua, for Met
We Whiteside, in Rogerville Cemetery„
ane a Quincey,firan te, in Exeter Lleize-
etery Mr. Elana.Butte . • --
ANOTHER GOOD WELL. - Them
. seems tie be plenty of watei• under this
town if one only.goes clown after it -
Mr. Bevans, Who was boring,. is.. "Welt
for Meee..W. Elliott, struck a splendid
e'en; after going down 109 feet, :about
20 feee of which Flee through solid
'rock,'A testshowecl- 50 ..w
50
whichrosefive feet' whila- they .were
trying to pimap it. out. Mr. Bermes
hes since eteleted.to drill on the Aneee
drew -elm -at, 'at tha north, et Ole
RUGBY ,FOOTBALL. -e -A; large andr,
enthusiastic nieeting: was heldenthe
-Cham‘mre Tueedey eveniuM.
4DONDOLENCIE.*At the last regula2
meetingte Court Selwood No •87 O. O.
F. held Sept. Oth, 1905, it :wagunani-
mously, resolyedthat avo te ., of - condo-
lenee be offered ta Bee -Levis for the
great bereavereent he has . suffered' in •
the loss of his wife, also that a cope' of
some be sent to the 'Forrester' and
elevator by-laws, which required to
carry them a two-thirds vote 'Of the
property-ownera or -the town, -failed to
secure 'the necessary vote. The third
by-law for theimprovement of the
waterworks, electric light and sewer
systems of the to 7? 11 required -only a
. majority of the votes cast, and wag
carried by a vote of 318 to 183:
No'rga..-Miss Hattie Coventry, of
Marquette, Who hat been visiting
teen& here the past tio months, re
-
finned last wet* tst her on*.
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nriteened
:NOTES, Miss Lottie Gressick, State
ley, is at present seriously ill. A MIM -
I -icy of our sick people visited the faith
doctor, Mr. Sherman, in Seaforth, but
as yet there are no geeat cures • to
ehroniele 111 mw neighborhood, Large
eroWde are going to the tendert Far;
P. MeGregoe is it judge of horses. Mr,
and Mrs,,Ketchen, Mrs, Durage and
Mom. McMillan attended the marriage
of Rev, 13. 1-1, Ketehert In rAindort last
week. Dr. Artnetrong, formerly of
our village, visited friends here this
ateeke Geo. Forrest is confined to the
heese try illatesr.
La.:1„.„,„ _ " ,/kdat.akaim
. . '
•
Aorocii.-tobt. young, Goderich,
.filledthe pulpit here on -Sunday morn.
int/feet, Bet. Mt. Yelland 'conducted,
sera -ice at the Evangelical church On
Sundak.aVening,' last, Rev. Mt. Giebh-
kataking.the former's week at lealese
Noe:Me-elm Suiliyet and -child, of -
-Bay Oity, glebe eve visiting at the
home of Jesse Snyder.. Peter Fisher
and daughter, Mrs. Ede Walteresaind
sot, and sillies Louisa 1VIttedel were
among the excursionists on "the Grey-
hound to Detroit last Week. . Mr. (Jul
beet, wife atd family, and 'Andrew
Heddle, jr., Michigan, Melted at the
home of Andeew Hardie, er., last week.
Widerich Township •
AeOneuerie-One day lest week as'
Henry Pickett, son of Me', John
Pickett. con. 11, was hauling in grain,
be met with a bad naccident. Passing
through a . gateway; the rack caught
on a post. &timing the. "horses to run
away. 'Pickett was thrown off and
had his Mg broken at the ankle The
rack was also eneashed ;to Pieces.
GOOD STOO1C,--;A OW18E41100 corres-
pondent of the Expositoe says: -Mr.
Wm, 'Ityntl, of near here, who is be-
coming noted for the excellence of his
horses, recently sold it handsome four
• year old mare to Mr. D. McLeod of
Goderith township, She was bred
from old "Glassnick," owned by mr,,p
Martin, of Hibbert The price paid
'WAS $225. Mr. McLeod .purchased her
' for breeding purposes, and he has
made no mistake, as elle is one of the
beat and should prove a money maker,
for
cherilbere.,-A number of our boys left
Monday for different places to pack
apples for D. Catitelom, they will be
gone till the frost nips pretty hard at
their fingers. The party that was try,,
lug to savework and less fencing' along
the highway WW1 forced to tear the
eetriates away by tfOnle interfering be.
lug. Mr. , 3, G. Steep's fatally has
taken possession of their rte* house.;
we trust cententinent and happiness
will bo theirs and hope they will be
long eita-t, to be its (tempera& The
term of Mft of our toleriehip Fathers
ha e neatly come to a °los* their
deed*, good and had, 9 a
41.
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• . .1r.ondeSOOr.0
ILL. -Mrs. IV. 11 Moon has ' been
iieriOuSly ill. but under the skilful care
of the doctor, her many frith -ids hope
for herspeedy recofery. „
°. R. T. or T.-",Londesboro Council re -
burned its labors en Monday • evening -
last afteeet two Months, ardermission.
As at next meethig BrethereBuchantue
of lituniltote and Sister Watts, of Clin-
'ten, will be present.on their °Metal vis-
it, it is urgently requested that all the.
officers especially, andalso the members
be present., . '
any other station in this county, and,
therefore, extraprecautions are nec-
effeary by •• passengers, in Otder that
mistakes or aceidetets do not .happen:
The neecl of an electric lighe..on the
station- platform'is often realized,. and
"especially during the excursion seascin.
,wherethe late night train is not . on
three '.'One night -recently it was aielht
12 O'clock when the train came in, and -
the passengers who got off an the
•for the,purpote oforgaunzing aRugby"
root -ball °lute The to lowing officers
were elected:- • • ,
Pres...........-.......... E. Dowding,
• Vice -Pres. .. Shaw.. ,
Sec. Treas. .. A. Norsevoethz.
D. 'L. e'eanstope
Exec. Com......... -‚McKinnon',
darkness, hate difficulty in seeing • AeAlexander-
where they *ere, eteeeas•decidecl to place a team in the- '
Junior O. R. F: A. -and Seaforth and
•
Gederich are else enteong teams, Mu-,
.ton shouid see some good games this
fall, Dr. Gunn, - McKinnon, ' N'ors-
worthy, Cranston; and Alexcledereare
air-cleverexponents ofthe- gatotrand
should forin.ther bacle-bone of's. strong.
as Made a Settement.
The Warden's, Deminittee, corielst-
lng of Messrs Miller, Lathont, Spack-
man and *Lean (Mr. Ferris not -be-
ing present)ariet in Goderieh on Wed -
today and had aeconfeterice With gr.
Young; of Port Albeee,,"whose daugh-
ter was reeently AroWn'ed;-„and who
Notts -Mrs, Geo. Altelle, (Atom-.
leer, arrivecl here 'on Saturday on
visit to relatives and friends, Mese
Hiles, after spending a few days with
Mee. Webb, of Settforth, left on Satur-
day on a visit to friends in London and
St. Thomas. Mr's. Stephenson is visit-
ing friendsin our village and yieinity:
MISS L. Brigham left ozi Monday for
Hamilton, Where She has secured it
situation, 3. Parsons, froth near Port
Hope, iti viitbi relatives and friends
in this vicinity; ie about 27 years •
since Mr. Parsons bas .been hetet and
We are all glad to see him again. Sta-
tion'efueter Caryll is ill Obis home Ill
liensall, ilimi place is being taken he,
lealieving Agent G. Lamont. Miss L.
oung left lest week to accept it pest.
tion as Commercial 'Teacher in the
Brantford 13usiness College. Miss B.
Riley. returned t6 London last week
Rev, B: Olernerit took his \yolk agate
Met Suraley 'after A pleasant holiday.
Rev. T. 11. 1,eckle is taking holidays
this week. His pulpit will be supplied
by Rev, Mr. Mact,eari of Blyth. eliss
Ooye who is visiting at the parsonage,
tendered an exeellent solo At the even-
ing ser•vice on Sitheay last, Misses;
'seinen end Chidley of (Minima celled
ttt Londesboro friends last week ere
leaving to 'commence their studies at
the Western Normal School, A slight
frost was here this morning, the lith.
The crowds this week are ruehing to
the 'Western Fair, London,. Mr, Black
has arrived to start the Evaporator
Again for this fall. The Creamery
Butter for Attgurst was shipped last
week, and th patrons are being paid
this week. le Butter martin has
eased off
. . ,
BnIEFLors..4t is stThlated tia --
Atile4st:000.headeof,eanteleill- lie 'rise&
threatened. action againstlite cognty. in the erection .of the, new - Kintemjc
After the matter had fieen discussed „Factoty.... ,Everybody tejoices 16 the,k
freely, „.-Youne reduced ' the Omelet crop which the
'amount he. was ee k hag :belie .thee
emehtee and finally.eagreecl to acceet
the " sum of $400- " fuel. This wes
agreed Cabe- the .eoerientetee; Who will
report to the County Connell aecend-
iegly, Thesettlereent is not' by any
means excessive, arid we think the
-county is to be congratulated -on
settlement having been reached,e Mr. •
Young Was willing, to . accept e less
me:Mot thareorigmally,cheimed rathee
than go tnlaw,
Mr. W. Q. Phillips moves his ferriily
to London this, week. Both _himself
and wife wi 1 be much missed, especial-
ly InSt. ,Pakil'e Church circles,. where
hotli -weirenetive members. ;
- On Wednesday 'Warder' Miller signe
ed.'s cheque for $1800,, being ebalance
itt frill due S. S. Cooper for the ad-
dition to the House et Refuge. Speak-
ing of it the Warden said 'We cer-
timely got a gond jebdone andeL do
notbelieee • :Mire Cooper inecio. any
neetieeed:h „,„
-Wm, E. McMullen, of Elkton. Mich-
igan, formerly well known in Clinton
and vicinity, was appointed it rural
mail carrier, July 26th, effective Aug.
.15th, for rural route 4 miles from Elk-
ton postoflIce, at a salary of $00 a
month. ManyCanadians are not he-
queinted with renal free delivery, for a
rural inail Wegon IS a thing of the
future in Canada. It is it postoffice on
wheels. Will's standing at the Civil
Service exam held April 1st WAS 0810/0•
A GOOD tisTTREITAINMENT, -
The Canadian. ,Sebilee Sitgers res.de
their appearance in the Town Hall,
Wednesday evening. Beate the first
of the season, and at a season When
many are absent from town and
eountty, the attendance Was only
average. ' The company is worthy of
commendation, both in its vocal and
instrumental work, lt is sate to say
that - should they return' later on, 'a
crowded house awaits them. .. They
are really' one of the best Jubilee
troups that ever taine to town.
STRATFORD'S GREAT HORSE
SHOW.-Vortune favors the brave,
and the Stratford people wheare risk.
leg about $1000 in their Horse Shove
oia next .Tuesday; Wednesday and
Thursday. Sept, 10-20 21, are discover -
mg the truth of this adage. 'Entries
have eotne in from the great stables of
Crowe & Murrey; Geo. A. Pepper,
Fairweathet & Co., 1'. Walter & Co., of
Toronto 1 Mrs. S, 11. McCoy and It, II,
Davies, Torontollunction ; Eon. Adam
and Mts. Beck, London ; besides'nutn-
erous entries trona near -by Oates.
The water Jump Is maid to be exciting
the greatest interest, and it looks as if
a, bi sr erowd evil collect in Street-
Ikme h
west are harvesting eve will havee
speciel cense for rejoicing if it enables
some of our subseribers ent there who.
are considerably in arrears to set le up
their subscriptions.., , Mr. W.
one of the roost highly esteemed rest -
dents of West Way:renege, was callinge
on-felends •his..-neighbothood. litat._
Thiffs3ay... ..There wee • frost. on
Wednesday night.e
Tether has bought t sinalLhease and .
pit on Mill stteet; from Mr. O. Copper.,
Taybor & Son are putting le a;
neat electrical Window display for
certairibrami of shoes . Abe apple "
crop will bo light in this section ,,ehisi
year es-far.as-first q,e,tili fruit is eter- .
cerried.......Watch mat for fall' bust-
nesammoancenients in the New Mae.
It peyste read the adveitiseipents as
Many adoller wee' be saVed itt a yeitr'
by Catching the special bergains....
Mr, jos. Wheell y• ani. his staff are
busy completing the granolithic side,
Welke as rapidly as possible... :4 .
you are eeingto have an auction sate
this fall it will pay you to get your sale
bille at the New lenn. office; free -sale
register given in the paper.......The
Jubilee • Singers were billeted at the
"Graham House during their stay in
town....The Quaker Remedy Troupe
is stopping at the Nortnandie, ...Hoge
are down to $5.75.
Boy's Worsted
Sweaters at sOc:
ATuRnALY, Sept. 16, .
we *ill 'sell zoo Boy's:
navy.. and cardinal' Swea,texs,.;
made from good worsted yarn,
in small; medium and large
sizes, for ISOp each. .
.5d pair BOyis School Pants, •
macle from good strong Can-
adian. .Tweeds, d.puble seats
and knee8 S 23 to 29, for 090
. •
Sizes .3o to 33, for 60e
• Boys. Suits. for Pall, are
here. The best values we
cangete:.Suits, $t.60.
a.txto $7.00
kpce-Suits, $8.74 tO $1.*