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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1905-06-08, Page 1*ee. ?6th Year 0 0 E.1 ED D0 0 013 *4014,14.6o IAAAAAPAWAN'410400A?,WW400 AAAA BroVVVYWAROAINO. AA, I9.. . BALLARD W / - -CLINTON- t-SEE- - -SEE- SALLARlys, -WINDOWS-- • BARGAINS - The prices will NI interesting. to•your pocket orpurie 9,9/9/sAfsovA/VVVV4A/W441010V/A0WeAt.A0W.0.044A01,09oNeVVVYV1si G. B. Ballard, Clinton. I -R. Graham'o Old Stand.- vvikAAA•44AAAA•vvykrww0AAAAAAAA• ODD 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '.› 0 0 000 0 000 0 000 0 000 0 000 00000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00000 . . The Sovereign•lank . Chartered by - i•Dotninion•Parliamettt 00000 00000 0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 0 0 O o•0000<J00000000000 ,_....z.LIISTOIS .13KANC___I-1 ._____ : _ c, O ft. T. RANCE, Manager,. -, - ... W. BRYDONctiffelter, .•:., i o 000000000000•)00000 'N0000000000000000000000 0.0 00 0 0 0 0 0 .00 • T. Jackson Ointon ROOM$ TO RENT: over my store on Albert St.-. and overthe stores .on Huron St..occuPied by John and . A: D. Beaton... R (:) ..1 ... ; T. Jackson Sr., Clinton. .!..0.40044.44“:••:••:•04.4•004404+)+4444•444408“:•?:•04.4444:44.4..:. BARGAINS • . s. yo every line we carry havespeeial values We have too ninny Goods, s• and sire hound to reduce one -Stock during the next two a:wattle. y I - EVERY DAY A BARGAIN bAy.. ' -.DRESS 0000s- ). 9. All the new makes at popular prices, many lines at post Mid some .f less then cost. ' t4 PRINTS, LAWNS and IIUSLINS 2 100 pieces of Print worth 12ic it 100 Lawns from 10c up. "t Milelins all pricee, -RHADYNTO.WEAR GOODS- * Shirt Waists and White Wear at cost to clear. • .4.: GREY AND WHITE cOrrONS Plannelettos, Small Wares, La,. ", dies Waterproofs, etc'. at wholesale " peices, 4. -BOOTS' AND SHOES- *** We handle these goods as it side v. line and keep only good reliable, goods, made h3r one of the hest ma..( keys In the trade, and we sell thew ..r. less than usually sow by the shoe dealers. • -READY MADE :CLOTHING - t • We have far too many goods" in s: this line and we want to clear out $8,000 or more in the next few weeks • We will give you prices that you x can't get anywhere else. Pull Hoes I in Snits, Odd Coate,' Vests and 7 Pants, Overalls, Sinocke, Water. 4$* proof Coats, eta. /1 yon Watitgoed Valise or your money Caine and see us, We so • will give you better bargains than you eau get anywhere else 'Y hith0A3Witivs.pailli•••*11..#4•yie.•,4Mr.r.. •••••0011.10%.4.•ors,o/Nokor: y .f. S. 11. PLUMS EEL :I 9 44 " -The Old Stand Clinton • z• tos.sonable . •Coun Blot Gibbing:1 / the town „."s• tailed °upon 'to furnishsa, dutopiiig 1-054:44•140.8.4**84:400:444440444,14+++++4444+.4.4.044.41. stoned litimte ?wars who Use the • CLINTON, ONTARIO* THURSDAY, JUNE 8th, 1905 [MEETING or TOWN COUNCIL, At e Menday night's meeting of the town council, Messrs. P. Oantelon, H. Hill and R. Graham, the com- mittee which has charge of the 12th of July demonstration, asked for •a grant of fifty dollars to help defray the .prellininary expenses. The total cost will be 'several times that am- ount, but the balance, it is expeeted, will be raiSedAby private salisscriPtIon. Mr. D. Cantelors also addressed the council, enlarging .upon the success of the last celebration in Olintion some ten years ago and expressed the hope that there would he an. Smost eu- ally large crowd in town upon the coming anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne.. Councillor Cottle thought fifty dollars was letting the council down very easy, Counciller Ford said that scene months ago when the oelebration was first talked of it was proposed that the council give osiehundred dollars, •hut they are now. -asking only half that amount. He moved that it the given ;them. Councillor ChM seconded the motion which was carried unanimously. ' Councillor Gibbings took up the cudgels for the town baud of which be is a member. The band, hesaid, has been sa little short in 'nearer - ship for some time; but the boys are expected back shortly so that it is hoped before long it may b(e out in full force. For the reasonstated open air -concerts may not be •given for as1 few weeks, but when the band does finally emerge, from its winter quarters it Will delight the citizens with its music, ,Courscillor Gibibings moved that the usual grant of • $150 be given: This was seconded by Co- uncillor Cantelon and carried. • Councillor 'Ford said that the re- organized • 1Electrie Light Co. had made an offer that if the town coun- cil will take six more are. lights. • at the prevailing price, that it will give • an . service. Heretofore and r,ow the light is ,shut al at midnight and as an all-night, or at least ear- ly -morning . service has ' long been wanted, it is likely that a new ar- rangement _will be made with the CceriPanY: • Councillor Cottle asked : "Has any citizen the right to cut :downtrees in front of his property without the permission of the council The ans- wer was/df course, No ! The COUP- eil 'contraIs :the streets. • Councillor Cottle probably knew this, and mere- ly asked the question so 'that: the matter might be given more, •pub - Mr. James Steep asked for a rebate of 21.13 on last year's taxes on thel ground that the assessor had Lot lett him a notice. The general opin4 ion_appeared to be that the request was belated-, iii•TrIfelitffir-tifire,---be ' the rebate was finally granted on motion of Messrs,. Wiltse and 'Centel- Chairinan 'was pleased tore - port that there had been no call upon' the charity 'ac,eount. Chaim -lair Cot- tle said the cemetery presents a fine appearance, while Chairrrian. Grihbings repotted the purchase of twenty tons The knitting factory byte* was giVen it third and final reading, and its now up to the Con-1mq to com- mence operations at the:.. -„earliest pos- sible moment, Barrister Brydone intimated on he - half of Dr. Ernest Holmes that the Dr's three-year-old daughterhaving . fractured - her arm by falling into a eillvert on Townsend ' street, there was .0; case for daMages. "I am re- quested to notify 'you; ' said the bar- rister, "that the injured child claims damages for such injury and that. her , father also Clainis damages for his• , loss by reason of the. accident," ' The council .did net ,spend much time discussing the matter, the opin- ion help& eXpressed. that 'if tiny CAI- zen,leaves the sidewalk and gets into the vvetereourse and about ..culverts, accidents may happen', without any liability oe, the 'part of the 001 pOra tion HowdV0r,a committee was ap- pointed to deal with the matter; • Chairman Ford reported the fol- lowing as the progra,m Of the street committee t. Grading on the following streets-: Queen, Joseph, Albert:from Princess north, Victoria frem the postciffiee to VVillieen, Mary from elec./ tric • light 'works to Ithe Norniandie hotel, Culverts will be builten the following streets : James at J. Pow - ell's, Mary. at Mrs. • G. Rum:hail's, 8 -inch eulvert on Maria street 01M0 - site Waverley House, Oleboard. wal- ks 'Will be removed front theso stree- ts: „Seuth .side Cutter, -west side Ma*, north side Princess,- West side north, east side Isaac., . A communication was received from • Mr. W. W. Farrah complaining •that for years the south end of Xing • street, at the. riVer, had beea used as a dumping ground and that at every freshet old tin eans and refuse of all kinds ire carried on to to his pro- perty, causing considerable daluage„ Councillor Chili -Said : visited the spot Mr. Ferran complains cif the other ° day arid really it is in a ter- riblo condition, We ShOuld remove the refuse from his property, I move that the Committee be empOwered to deal vvith the question.• The Mayor,: Who gave theinthis privilege ? The town should Previde a dumping ground. ' Councillor Wiltto That spot has been used for years an a damping ground, but if it ittjutes Mr. P11rrat.,0 property We should order thg praetice stopped. • Chief Wheatley: There IS a lot close by whith would make a, good dump - lug ground end t eotild h bought itt Whole Number 1374 .p • , T • : , .. streets for the purpose ca* be prose-. euted, • Chief Wheatley : What are you going to de -with the 014 cans, ete,, wnen we take the m off Mr. Ferran's proPer-iRecc" ty ? ..• •• • Councillor Gibbings : Put ' -them on the street. • . • chief wheatley, : Then we may he presecuted. t - " , In regard to that portion ot a str- eet which Mr. Chas. Overbury has bad fenced- in, the -Mayor said that he had a conversati'on with Mr. Over bury 'who is quite willing to pay what is a fair rental, Councillor .Ford 1 I think there are more streets used in this way than the one in euestien. We should deal with them all the same. If one pays rent, then all should. Councillor Cottle :• No street shote Id be reeted if more than one rate- payer owns • Property there. and ob- 3ects,, Mr. Overbury has been using this street for years and getting three dollars per annutn for • it. He should yernuriera.te the Council. ' - • 'Councillor Wiltse : 'We are 'drifting into trouble.• Some streets 'which are now fenced in may by and - by be . s,. claimed by the partieThe feet that this land is fenced in proves that ' it • js . worth something.. Agreements. should be made iii all these cases and a nominal rental. charged. - . - . It was ifinally 'decided that . the Mayer,. ',Clerk • ar,d Councillor • Ford iniestigate and report at next meet,. ing, - • . . ' . • 'There.. was some discussion about . the *.paymeet of the , assessor 'which was finally .fixed at '$60. • , • • " Mr. 0, Carter's •bill for $10,80. for ' work in connection .with the 'Board of Health was Ohlected to be Councillor, Gibhinge 'who said that the 'Board had no . power to hire a man for this work without the • Consent of the' conneili. and that, ',anyway, it, was the ditty -of. -ono of• the permanent offl- Oials. . . • , ' ••• • , - .. . • • A-, GOOD HAUL: • • ' ' , • • . ' ' • • . • . • •. . • ' • Mr. George Rice. received froth Mr. A. , Hooper . last Saturday night,.,- , a cheque for $1072,. that being the •Mit- come of a little saving in the Mane- factuters Lite'Insu•rance 'co.., for , a period of ten,. years. • • . ' • . • . • . . . . . A. TRAINING TEACHER. • . .. ,•Mr. -R. 'A, Hardy. 13 A, .11e- newly-. •appointed Provincial S. S. Training teachei, will be in .01inton • next Sun- . . day . p,fid ..at 3.45 . p. m, adaros. . a mass' meeting of. teaehers ' and 'offeers •in Willis church. In, the-evenin h will 'preach in the Ontario gstre,eet ,Chireh. .9.. . - . . . .. - . . . . . HIS ,pIRST.• CONVICTION. . . . --....-__________......, _____m_• , • The. hoteliceener at .14-Orralber t o as been .fined for violation ' of the license. law. He 'was caught, in the -act SO there was no defenCe. This was the ' first ease brought by*Inspector As- -quith,- but as. he has• been busy sizing up the situation for. the •• past .fort- eight, .it will net be .surprising ... F I- • other convictions follow:. : ... ' ' • . . . . THE NEW PASTOR. ' . -. •• • • , . . ,. . ,.. • The Rev. Mr.. Graharin who on . the. first draft �f he London•.Conference -was. 'Put . down , for. the Ontario street- church, was on the nnal 'shuffle sent .to St. Marys .to 'which piece be ' had • been invited and which he preferred,f the salary • paid thereis larger.' .Ret,... W. E. , Rote. of . Blenheim is aasigeed. te Ontario .street . enurch, He • is *a brother. •of Editor Kerr of the Brits- sels Post. If• W.:E. iS a.s ...geed a . . pastor as W.H,..is in newspaper Work,'.. 'Ontario street Church will continne to ' prosper.. . , . , . . DIED IN flREY; . . '. - ' ,.• ..• • - . •... : - Atter ...eevcral weeks' illnes4, Maly 'Jacknian, Wife of Samuel ',Cassels oi • .,• town,.. eied ,1.1; . :he litime of her , par.,. cuts, 'IVir..and . • Airs; . Elijah Jt.dhman, . . „ . . , . . on the and conlesslon ox Wel' tom n ship On StAtligy. laSt... She was. only in . hes -twenty-t•hitiPlear.-.---alid on- . . . , „ Tuesday -had been inal:1:1M. ioulleen Months; • The • funeral toOk ' piece. on Wednesday ,alliernopn to Clinton cenied„, tery, the• services being cenducted by Rev. ,O, R. Gunne. Mioch sympathy is eXpressed• for Mr,. Cassels Who is how. left with a motherless' babe of . but. a feW months old, . .. . . ., • ' • •' • • . • ' MEETING 011' P. S. BOA•RD. . The' regular monthly meeting ot the Pu'blie ..seheol .board Was •held on ,Thu- ado- evening last. APplitations• we- re. received for the position of assist- ant during. the • Model . school term and Vies Tette Sprung selected.. she is ,very highly recomended . by, In.; m specter Robb who says “she-V.is a, good 'worker and maintains perfect 'order Without appareht eftort, She is -ladylike in , her manner and ben?... . • e ing, etc, • • • - • . ,, • A couple of tiecounts Were pant including one from Mr. A, *Gar% for .88 thus. of_ egg coal at $8.14 bes ton. ' • • - • . ''' . • 'Principal Lough reported as fol- lows : Our attendance for lvluY wag' as follOws : enrolled -boys 2121 gitI s, 170 -total 882 ; average attendance 842, I sent for a sample Of Ero" plate for 'blackboards anti quotations of coat. I have ascertained from dif- ferelit sourees that it is very sails- faetory where need. MO OOSt for MY rooms and ;Miss. O'NelPs would be about $41.60 and 143.50, respectively. It le about hell the east Dt slate, better for the eyes, smoother, and al- I11e85 'ha duralble, • . . , The /board. Was impressed by. mr, Lough's report and as the black- Onards need repairhig the,seeretary .reeelved instruetions to put- chase the neeeSsarY amount fat the turd, otoktra e, . FRIDAY NIG-1-1,T3S FROST, One a the .most successful farmers. On the Base Line said to. The News- on Saturday : "Last night's frost was a%pad one and nipped the graSh• I/m alrald• the hay crep will be short, This • may . nob be general and I hope it won't, but really I ant looking for short hay." THE NEW COMPANY, . . . Messrs. Stevenson and Neffiger took over , the electric light works on Thursday last andwill in future . op- crate it as the Clinton Eleetrie Light Co. It has been under their manage- ment for sone. time and we believe the high state •of efficiency to which they bought it will be maintained All°TIIER. SI -100,e. . . . - The Clinton members of the Hui- ineeville rifle association had their weekly shoot on Friday last when the following scores were made.; . .. 400 yds 500 yds. C.. E, Dowding 22 17 J. Johnstone ' 21. 12 E.. J. Hovey '' . 24 14, J. johnson . ' 19. l'e • . • . HGunn •7 7 • On a second round' at the 500' yard . range •Me.: J. Johnson for the third time made 0; score of .19; ' . _:. . PULL OF FIRE YET. . . - • ' Rev. Mr.' Wade occupied the pulpit • of the Ontario street church last Suns. day morning when there was a good- coneregation present.- Among . the 'numbber. Were several who were per .,A sonally 'aequainted with Mr.• . Wade when he was Pastor. of. the church of 'which the present fine edifice- is. the sticcessor. That was a matter of thirty-two ' years age , and thmigh. he is now 'in , his seventy-seventh year, he'-hPehe with ,fervor which gave . a contradiction • to the Osler theory. - .A.. FEW CHANGES' ' ' - . -•• -- . . " • . • • . • ._.' There were a few 'changes mane in the.final draft Of the London Conterr. .. ence, as follows : Ontario street, CI,. ,inton) - W. E, Knr.r, ;.• T. A. Steadman g°0 to , 13.ayfi. , . „.• ele• • A H Brown to Varna: ; Wm.. Baugh te Kippen ; 'Jelin. Kennedy • to Wheatley ; M.A. shaw to Lyons in SM. Thomas District ; • J., R. Gundy returns to Windham. • -. The chairinan of the Goderich Dis- trict is Rev.' 11., IVIanning of Clinton with -Rev': A. H. 'G aha 'o, God rich , i • ' ' 'r in - l''. .c"."--.• as secretary. • - • . . . • . .. n 0 T d • ' • ' ..1.1 - sin_ ,. nee ay forenoon Rev. , Man- 6. dejeored. a leeture before the Theol ical i• . . L • og. , •. • U n on on . nEth4cs o Entire • Sanctification." ItIr. .1Vianning was elected r aident• f the Uni n '• ••• .. . .. P e . , . o e o .. .... s CLINTON' DEFEATS BLYTH:- • _ . . ' ' • .. • . . ,,,,,KiveilnruneArome.4.0...B• 17111_0 - Thu ra day . last.to . trY- ()orient' sions with :the •• team of ' that' plaCe.• The result. -Was' a *fore one clusicin fr m ...th stgrt d t ' the • o almost.,.. e. a an a. .• end of seven nuengs the score stood Id . to 8 in favor .0 f °Linton.. Clinton.... battery did splendid -.work _ while in •battMer and eutfteldMet Ma ' 01' 41.crover sh-owed .that .ho retairrls- muclr'of bis • old 'skill.- Mr; 'Joe •Blati- y . The players were •:.• • 1 was'•umpire " • • Clinton. , • , . .' - ' • ' • • -. ' R... 'O... , j.. Doherty' ab. .. ,. 0, • .4 ... , J. 13. 'Hoover r f • • . - 2 . . 2.. . . ' P. -Lewis lb' ' • • '' •' 2“ - '.2 . '... • W..- Doherty: e s • •• '.' .1. • 4'. ' • • M. MeEwatt.II ' ••• . 1 ' • 3' • .. ' 'E. Johnson e • ' . .. .2 ; .1 . N , Bluett • Sb . ' "' • , 1 ' '.. ' 4 • J. Mackenzie' c f • • : . 2 ' • 1 ' . .N... FitzsinionS p •••• ' 2.. „ -..1 •. .. . . • .' , . .. , - ...,-• - • ' • • • - .. '..' ,- ' ....• • . '13 - - 21 ...• , .,. •• .. Bitih. , . ' " , • • i • . - '•• ' ' • • R. Somers• - - . 1 . . 3' • . 'Robinson. ... . ! 0 , 4 ,, ,., _ , .. . • .... i'-*-• 'bOMOrS- - . ,. ' ', ,:g .. 2 . . marter. . . ... : • 1 • -.2 . • . ., .., - ,, .. ,.- . • •• *Mao! . , ; .' • .1, .2 ..1.1. sorners . .. .• : : 0 . .3, ..... . . ..•• , • , • 1- .. 01-.20o .. .. , .. , , . • 2 1 - • . .1 . --- -.nu; Soilleia . 1 ' ' - - . THE LOCAL MARKET. . . Wheat 95c. - Oats 386 to 40e. Barley 40e, . • Butter 14e to 15e, Eggs 14c,. ,• • Live Hogs $6.25. . ANOTHER 1VIATCH. The .• London Collegiate Netball team win play the Hough Cup chant- Pions on Saturday afternoon. The visitors have a good team and are really, hopeful of "lilting" the Cup. The game will commence at 2.30. • TO CLINTO %141414 COME N . • The semi-annual meeting of the titi.;, s al Huron County Oranee Lodge was , behl in Exeter On Tuesday with a good ttendance considerin ag the in - clemency of the weather.' ••County Master Hanley .presided, TIM meeting unaninaou,sly decided in fever of cele- brating July lath in Clinton, Messrs. R. Graham, H. Hill and P. Oantelon 'were -delegates from this. town. ' . ". . wallas CHURCH.- . •, ,. r. wet • as eon . The 'Rev. D Ste -1-• h h given - two months holidays, . July and August, Where he will vend his well-eareed vacation he has not yet dwecesitdedw- ili• •ett..tliee Irlaoyrevdisasit thiemNisosriotlin-_. arY thirty years ago., During his ab- once . Mn.Miller, a KnoiC College sia.... dent, .Will occupy thepulpit... „ 'On Frida -of :next •eek the rep r . atory ServiYee will beWheld WliePri Rilev-. IVIr.' reachThis Cranston . of . Cro.m.a..rty will P. ' gentleman is a brother . teofi' 'alVijiiiaora. on. s/t.°110.$ :till': sultryl.ruh‘lehuh:. ing following.' Rev.. Mr. Leckie of LO%-. desbo Will preach- • A guasrdiecne'spafrty• wicll;Ehe held u John theLa P. . 0 the . a r. indsay's, Huron Road, on the even.; ;Mg of the 20th- inst. Rev Dr Stewart will preach pre- • . • • - • . Pal'alterY senvices' in Brucefield . en n ay.• • .. , .• .., . • -• : • . • .. ,. . , . . •A •Ji.j..,NE WEDIHNG. : • - . ' . • - - . • • A tirettY.June wedding .took place t the•res'cle c f Mr J II • ShawMr:. a . I yesterday when his youngest .eangh- • • . ter, Mary C., became the ,brulef of Mt, , .Williarn Muir .of Port Elgin The ce-. .remony' was perfOrmed by .Rev. - Dr. -Stewart in the preser..ce of *many fri- . d from P -t- Elgin,'Kincardine••'and . e.n. s.. .oi ,.. eliewliere The bride 'was. beautifully • • • " , attired. jir• white point <le sprit -•qver: &ilia silic; While her travelling gown was brown chiffon . silk ' wlth.. • violet hat She' was attended by Miss mar.:-.• . • . • Ian Marrs of Port .Elgin and .as fiowen guis by•Dorothea Marrs, Port Elgin, ...Jessie ' Ballantine, ICineardine, a" lVTadelon.--,Shaw-,-,--datighter....of De_. Shaw, The groomsman was 'Mr, Lorne Muir; Port Elgin. -.There were 'illanY. • nse1/11 anti beautiful 'presents, . testifying to the high esteem in Which ' ' e fair bride is held by her limner- ouS -friends. Mr. and.•Mrs,.-Aleif left on the, afternoon , rain to spend • the honeymoon :in Tor nto, Buffalo . and • Other cities t ' ,. af e which they. will take-un'housekeep ng in .- Port Elgin' where . Mr. Muir Is engaged b ' in tisn. ness.. • . eeo. bu • The News- •rd t ' voices the sentiments of the citizens in wish-. • • • . • • ing. them hapPy. . and •pro.sperous future. .. . . • . . - .• • . • . ' ' • - .... ' ' ' - .' . . . ' Change Of Adlit3. - . See Ballard's-G. B. Ballard. . . t , Rooms to Rent -T. Jackson Sr...„,.„13 June Sale--Toser. & Brown • 3 Bots and Shoes-MaKihnon & Co4 Special Bargaius-G. 5I. Chambers4 Wedding Presents-J..H. Chaim •4 Sealed Tenders -D,' A. Forrester 5 FoceeutersNotice-;-H. Beattie 8 Wash Goods-Neweorebes .... ..... 8 White Underwear-Ifodgcns Bros 3 Given Away -Hodgen' Bros..-- fli • . , . . . .. . Mr. Gregg Irwin, son of Citizen ' X,' Irwin, spent •a isouple a days under the parental' root last week. Be is. assistant secretary of the Y., IVI. C. ' A' at SPringlield' Mass" had. was 0 Niagara Falls attending a conven- . tion of secretaries. The work • of the gathering Over be came home to visit his parentsand sister '. .. . . • • Stanley reiwasltip • .- • • • • * The Stephenson fainilY ' re -union took •place at Mr, ROA Stephenson's of .the Goshen Line on Wednesday 'of . this week, Several: of the. family came over. from IVIichigan and a very enjoYainie ' time- Was spent notwith. standing .the unfavorable eiea.ther. Kore particulars later, The • Keys -Walker. re -union ' 'takes Place- at ,• Marlette,. Mich., next Wed -- nesday, Aniong those who will go from here are : Mr. and Mrs. 'W, L. ivItites;•• Mrs.' Jas.': MeOlyrtient ,., and ----. Martha'. Keys' . ...' • •.* happy event took place list May ..4th when. two. of. stani.oys !. popular 2 young • • people. joined heart • and hand.. The groom was Mr. James Boyce, Jr. of , the Bronsen. 'LLitne, and the bride • Miss Nellie 13aker, daughter of Mr. an MperrsiorWrnmed. Binakse4f0.1r•thLemerrehroanny(t Mrs. Boyce left for a short trip :to eastern points, when they will take. uP their residence on. Mr. Boyce's farm .. Bronson Line Stanley,' We , • - , • - - Join with their -ninny friends in wish. mg them 3ey and harkpinees. - •. - . . .11'1. ..r..•Webster. •Turner of the:Parr Line, vistren at the • home of -Mr. J. Reid on Sunday., , • - ' • . . Robert •Reid and. daughter' . of 1.....ticknow, rs.ited at the .ho.me. of, ..•••• r: James Reid. the past week •• • . . . . p . . iilton of ••near ;Lecknow. has. ' Mr. .- been. speeding .the past week in- this - vicinity. He is looking for a - farm to buy around here.: -- . - ' , . „ . .., - Dame' Rumor -reports that wedding • • . • • bells are to ring ore•the Babylon...ere. Icing.. ..... . .... . .. . ' .. . . , . • ' ' ' - - ' . • .: .. . ..- • • ' Mr Alden Whiteman of Detroit is • • • • • visiting. his parents and friends here.. r. . . ... ,. . , , ' M ' 4 Mrs 'Allen. Webber "hive . moved- : from London and .are •going to take , up 'their, .residence , amongst. Us.. .. • -• Mr.. aed. Mrs. T. IL .•Alto ri of Luck••• now were visitin • i'n the home o • g . . . .. f Mr, Johnston last week. • . . • .„ Mr. J.• B. Dinsdale; who has been attereliag the ..Methodist conference' in Listowel sr s. aadelegate s I from this Circuit; has returned home. He re,-, . a, Ports' ' splendid. gathering with • in - terestitre Sessions .arid •able• addresses: . . • . .. .Mr. and Mrs: Alden Jones of . L.011- .don ' Mr, Charles Jones . of • Chicago . t., . ... .. .t. t .., .li, Mr. and Mrs. Jones .o limvi e. and Mr. Lawrence- of Belgrave were -here • - • *. ' • • funeral otthe , late Mrs. attendieg the f Jones . - - . June' - 0 . On, .Fnday morning, 2nd, a- • , • - ' at •f ." thereto Finkle, belov .:wi 0 of .lehn , v . . ones, re.o mg .. at p . e.-, .." c rd. stew 1 " 1 the •Ki pen Circuit died. m the family: resi-,. deuce on lot 4, concession.3, townsfiro • of Stardeyq Two yettrs .a,ge. she had a, • . . . . paralytic stroke from whien.she never • . . - fully recovered and on ues .ay •even. - T d , ing she had . a second, thoisgh" a some. • . . 9 .. what light . ene.. On. Wedeeeda-y she was (around as usual but in the *after-: -•• k• . ' • • . • ' --"• she was peostrated by a third and very severe; stroke and gradually sank • until her death. on•Friday.mern-. Mg The late Mrs • Jones • was bora '' .' • ' • - in_Rensselner_ • eouegy •" New York, . - -- -1-----re.,-- . • • • , ' • . . • s• ..- --, • - ' •---: ••.' . '. ' .' Varna. - -• .' . • :.- .- .: . . - - .. ' • • - • • . - • .. -.D Si f 01'. t • Mr. , George unca . o . in on spews 1111 ay iit the home of Mr A. :Dee- •• • • • , - • ' • • • • • - . . . Logan and 'Virg ' C Logan • went up -north to vt. some. 6 • 1. their; friends, They • do not nitwit...return- • - •in for .s Me •cia a - . • - . g . 0 - Y • . . .. _ • • Mr. . T.. Johns, .and •Mr,- P.., Keyes of Exeter 1st S ndl '' d rth ' 4 spe e ay nnder e paten., tal rails. • . IVIiss S r h Tite 1 ft t • 'S f • tit' a. a.. e , . 0F . ea.or , en Wednesday where she nsteeds 'sp,en- dine the summer • • '. - - • -... • • . Rev .R.. Miller and .24r W. Raths, • ' ' • • ' 0. • 3 ' •** '''''.!by' ' • . •••• - • ... • .. . - . , • ' ,.• - •,... • . ••• 8 21 ' , • • . - , . .. .', ..,. . . "CURLY"' JACKSON DEAD. ' : • . • - . • . . Thos. W, ' Jackson, familiarly knewn as . ,"CtirlY,." Whose aceidental shoot- ' ing was repotted. 11i •Th e :News-Reeord last 'Week, diedin the hospital • it e. eembrake On Saturday, •He anis a• ' member a a -Georgian Bay canal sur. vey and. Was . one of a, party of twenty ' workilig . along the Ottawa -river, They ' had been 'on • the river , and "Curly" was one of . those engaged ie. rowing the .boat, and when the stead' latmeh. which pieked 'them up „ every.eveuing overtook theni. he reaMet ed forward for, his coat, A ride was. lying • in the boat and whether he atm& it with his foot or the coat beearne entangled hi it, is not knownt but it discharged and the hall entered, bis body and lodged in the muSeles 1- . . of the ilea. As quiekly as possible he .. . . Was taken to the hdsprbei at„Preebro- kewhere he reteived eVery *attention, and for a time there was some hope of recovery, but on Saturday he sue- culribed to his iiijuries. The body reaehed Clinton by the 12,55 p, ra, train on Monday, accompanied 'by to 'members of the survey Party,IVIessrs, Macdougall and O'Mara. The tutieral took plaee front thence to Clinton cemetery and was largely attended The SOVViCOS were conducted by Bev, Mr. Lougheed of Londeffhoro While the - winboa,rers were; J. bi, Oantelon, J, 11.-Ilovey and a" , Ireland, represent-, ing the gun olub, and sA. J, Morrish, 13, Kerr and n, ,t, Gibibings of the lacrosse clubl, Several floral offerings were laid Upon 'the eaaket, from the survey party an altehor sit feet tong, front the gun elub a wreath and h•lkiirt 414•1 1 d i - 140..belek JO tar xe- it .••••••1 i411.1 lilt - - . ......i..... • well were atteldift-g- 70011ference at • . .. • Listowel this. past week.' • •:.,. • Mr. • 'Norman Patterson -of Exeter •,. . • • • spent Sunday at. Me. Levi Makins". • Miss Reid ot leicknew is' visiting .0.1 the home ot Mr, James Reiff, • • • 1VIr ' t ' d ' 't d t• ,, : . en or Tspen. Sun ay ...a u t ,e Dorn! .of Mr, Sties.on, ' -• •- ' - May 7th - 1.837. In 15597she. came to ' . •• • • • the townshni . of Sidney Hastings. • • • ' , county, and in the same . year was . ' • • • . married. to her bereaved, husband. by 'obit Black In. 1870 she with • her husband and family moved to Stanley' and took ' up. her: residence onthe farm •on which she died. .She ably' seconded 'her husband's efforta in beildingit up. a home in this tovinship, and, they succeeded. in• gatherieg a fain share of ' this world'sgoods around them, their farm being. One of, the neatest . and the • buildings among the finest ' iti this vicinity... She was a faithful member of Kippen Methodist eherch, a kind neighbor, a wise and loving mother, a helpful wife and one whom very many were -glad to as a dear friend. Amongthe heautis lid wreaths of flowery on and areund ' f the casket were no iced one rem • , Gorman, Eckhardt & Co.' of London, her son Alden being a inemba• of the firm and another from the Ladies' • Aid •of Kipper. l'Vfethodist chureh of whieh She Was an honored Member, The 'funeral on Sunday last waa lat. gely attended, there being nearly mle hundred rigs intim proeession„ The Rev, E. A. Shaw, her ,pastor, : who returned from the Conference in Lis - towel for this purpose, conducted the serviees, The pallbearers were Mess- rs. John Berry, Jeliki Whiteman,. George Taylor, Donald Orassiek, .Ge - orge Alair and Iltigh, McDiarmid, She leaves to " MUM her departure' be sides her now bereaved husband, one sister, Mrin• Phillips of Kippen, three sous, William On the homestead, AI - den, traveller' for Gorman, Eckhardt & Co. of Londen, and .0haries who holds a position in Chicago, and one daughter, 1VIrs. Johns of tiituville, who have the arnpathy of a large . • - .. -•,--•••-•-••• • ' • • London ROad.. • . . • , - . . .. . We extend our eoticgratulations along WitinAhis Many_ friende to% Mr. - John Elliott. ' . . • . • • P. .• Mr. Fred. •Waldron ' Was in Hensalt on Monday „ • ' . . Statute. 'aka.° is the order of the ilay, , .. . , . The Tuekersmith "township dounellhold started • their new stone . crusher last week on Gemmel's farm east of Eg- montiville and are turningt • out road material that will stand smile traffic. The ill ply se I rth , • y w sup a o . lef s w 9. d J i I essr . - oaveis an elle sat taxa been doing a rushing trade in wire fencing- • . ' , j:: '' ' ' • • Hallett Township.. . • . ,' '9* . , It is expetted that the annual pie- hie of S. S. No. 5 will be held .on the same grounds' as last year 'and about. the 80th inst. Watch for hut- her hotioe, • . Messrs. John arid Jos. •Ileatson of .IliddulPh visited their aunt, IVIrs. It Carter, last Sunday IViss Lily McCool of Clinton spent. Sunday at her home. . .Mr. Jainea Snell has sold two bun- ekes of his Leicester sheep 'Which will he shipped shortly to New York state Mr. Snell's flock heart a good tout- ation across the lines as Weil le Iratioef•I,,..i.... .p • , T • : ,