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Our Specials
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Robertson's Ready -mixed Paints, 30c per qt
Special Discount on aa,soline and Oil Stoves
Screen Doors and Windows at Reduced
Prices
A Few Lawn Mowers At Cost To Clear
Granitewear Sale still continues at 30 per '
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CLINTON, ONTARIO* THURSDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1905 -
he Tai Rate Will Be 201n. on the-$
At Monday night's meeting of th
town council the logeet list of a
moats peeeented in several month
was passed. As will be seen we d
not fare so well as our conterapore
ary for while he received $47.50, 'oer
account only amounted to
The estimates were pessed (*eine
the rate At 20 mills on the dollar.
This is a 'Tittle less than fast year
and is aecounted for by the increase
' of•about $004000 in . the Assessment.
The eat e is made up as fellows :
thing to reearrange the pesition ef the
c"
° I. whole of them an4 if se that " few
would be.. .placed where they now st-
3 and- However, they will be dealt
0 with According to the following illa-
tion which was ietroduced by Cosine
oilier Gibbings and passed :
"That one light be plaid on.
corner of Frederick. and Joseph,
etreets, another at. corner a Kirk
and I1igh streets, still, another at
career of peincess and Raglan
streets, and the fourth .at corner
of North and Rettenbigy streets,
and Unit the committee have pow-
er to reearraege the present ligh-
ts."
The estimated reeeipts and expendi-
tures for ehe year are as folloees :
• Town 6 mills
County
• Schools 1.* mins
7 niills
Spedial & .consolidated 3. rniils.
Loan to W..Doherty 2*rnills.
It will „thus be seen that the town
•council has under its control the sp-
ending of less than one-third of the
total. revenue. citizens who some
timee look in vain for 'results an
impatiently Ask "where in the -vs:eel
does all the money go anyhow ? sh
ould bear this M Wind.
Councillox Cottle would like tie ha-
ve had the amount eet apart' for the
cemetery made a little larger in ore
der that irnprovemente now wider`Wa
might be completed, and Coluecillo
Gilehings thought, the perk was timer,
.ving of more care than :there Was
Money te give, but both gave way
-arid the estimated expenditures as give
en were finally passed, unameaded.
* What th known . as the ,Dunlop str-
eet or Mackenzie drain' his been more
or lees a bone of contention for sev-
eral years: The property owners in-
terested put down -a drain at their
ewe expense' to free their propel:tye.
from surplus sriefaCe water. This dr
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ale led to the water course Which'
. passed throtegh Thos: Mackenzie's mile
property. In 'the course of time the
. Passage across Maekenzie's lot be-
came clogged And :the water ' wag
tureed back cei the gardens Of the
owners .afopesaid. , They etotested
loudly and almost as long but the
eueetien • has fleaely been brought to
what proinises to be a • a's'ueeessful
issue :' That this is sh is •largely due
tothe persistency of Citizen W. jone
es who last week ciretilited a peti-
tion whieh .was sigried by all but one
of the owners interested. It ran as
follows.: " • •
• "The Undersigned ,rat0PaYeeS (Pe-
• .tition you honoreble' body to ha-
ve the Dunlop street .or% Mackende
. drain mit. into • proper :imitation, •
the proccediegs to be ender , the
:Municipal Drainage .Act and dost
of the same to beassessed again-
st the property- Owners bCneltted'
and the eorPoration, as adleised in
Opinion . given by , your solicitor,
lieriry Beattie, to the cOnneil,
•• dated . May 6th, 1904 -Signed,
Jahn Ernmerton, William Jones,
Arthur Oar.teloe, . Mary Cooper,.
Margaret Beacom, J., Dunford, E.'
Glenn, W. 'Glen, L. Richter:dem,
H. Sereetsia Alf, • Barge, Mrs. •,
Estimated lieeeipts
Lice/lees • $650.00
Rents 4 and Fees .600.00 •
Cemetery ' • . 560.00,
Statute Labor & Dagfrax 1(10.00
Magistrates Fieee 20.00 •
Interest or Bank Deposits 100.0Q •
Taxes on $727,511.90 at 20 '
mills on the dollar 14,550.23
The conneil accepted and direeted
:that steps be taken to Carry put he'
wishes forthwith. There ^will Le a
etlrVeY, eta:ten:mit of .cost to :lifferent
owners, a • court yevisjori, 'thee -the
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wok .itsell it' is peoposel to . lay
an eight inch tilethroagh ploperelei,
ten 'inch ,along Dunlop strine anti fif-
teen inch . tile aCeoSs hetarecereie's
Ithas beets. the intention . of the
council to lay .a °Orient. write on the
oest 'side of tharre street frr m 'Joseph
street to the G. 'P. U. nd, the beau'
'Wee- ...was torn up, • but on 11Ton4ay
night a majority petition 13ttiS pre-,
eented against going on. with . the
'It is thf ught hen th
;work. 0 • , p , a, q
npposition was ehiefly to urge action
in the matter a the drain and the
latter being now decisted, upon the
Walk May yet- he laid: this. eeiseri.
The 'signers ••of"the petition Weee.;
John Emrnerton, Jatines: Hea,p, Done
aid Singh Jonee. and Rebec-
ca Pinniug. •
• There was A second petition..itgalii-
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St a • proposed walk, signed by le
Dodd, C, J, Wallis, 'W. J, paisley,
W. Moffatt and Samuel Perniebaker;
who objeete-d to the construction of a
•cement walk me the west side of Nor-
th street from Heron .to Joseph,
Heee is e -motion introduced by
Me. Ford iwhioh ' pissed the Council
without a dissenting voice and is ri011
expected '• tl?b� opposed by the pro -
party owners raos.t interested
"That the plonk walk from New-
eoiphe's corner to Mary street be
torn up and that notices he serVed
on the Peoperty owners that it is
the intentioi. topreened with the
laying of a cement walk,"
The street committee will lay a
new crossing from the Ontario street
'ehureli to the Publk school corner..
Councillor Gibbingo said that the
town' hall ceiling was being repaired,
In the list Of payments le an item
of $40 for removing the old tins and
other refuse from the duniping ground
on King street to their new ratting
place, It Is net expected that the
present generation will ask for an-
other removal of tile debriti.
The circus whith lately visited the
town paid a ice or $25for which
it got the use of the ps,rk, but it
Will require a third Of that 'amount
to remove the trades a its brief
oecupaney.
'Forty 244neh tile will be procured
from Mr. S J. Audrey/a for the Mt-
teusion, of the Mary street drain, thre
ough rifro.Sheppard's property.
The question eif the keation of tho
four new are lamps, width are to be
added to .the service on September
tst, occupied the attention of the
outwit tor some time. The remark
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. $10,520,23
. • Expendituees :
. Collegiate Institute $1.200.0o
Consolidated Debt 2152.98
.Doherty Loan . • 875.00
Sinking Fund Doherty Loati 930,40
Local .Improvement Deb. 350.54
Publio School 3200:00
Public Libea,ry t0. 0.
County Rate • 1.029.45 .
.Streets , 1200.00
Salaries 1250.00
Electiec. Light . . 926,00
Proper: 'Or
COMdtery 400 00
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5e0.00
Charity . 50,00
Fire. arid Water •
b.0
Street Watering • . :34050.000
Insurence 9000
Postage, Printing, eic, 150.00
Public Park • • 10.00
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Board of •Health • ,73::0000
Elections 2 00
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Tax Refunds ' . .•
Grants • . . • . • e200.00
Law Costs5
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. eneieeneaes 25;8051)
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The followires acceunt,e wereotdcre.
effetieebeee •
• C. H. Carter, work ' $42.00'
W., 'Flukor, .evork \ . • 33.00
W. Steep, teaming % 8.13-
. R. Cree.; teaming- ' 2.44
. P. HeywIreTTror-r-;7-:---.- f0.00
F. EVaaS, draying • .. 6.10-
Joslingi draying . 2.55
. A.. Seeley, repairing . • 13.70
T, .Mackenzie, leather .4:65
S. J. Andrews, tile 19.45
Davis & Rowland, 'supplies ,. 5,55
R. & J. Ransford, salt. ' • 2.00
11. Davis, lieery, 3.25
L. • Cree, dre-ying . 7.00
J. Miller, street waterlog , 60,00
Q. Crich, salary • • 35.00..
.Carrick, wore , 3.3.50
Herman, woi:k , 1.50
Royal Insurance Co. 10,00
. Electric Light Co. • • • 77.05
• Bell Telephone Co ,• 8.10
it, Holmes, printing ." 47.50
. W. J. Mitchell, printing 2.50
W, Fair Co. stationery '2.65
Municipal World, supplies 4,37
• Postage ' ' 1.20
. Mese V,. A. Walker, cemenfe e68.00.
• C. Helyae, repairing '3.00%
A• Seeley, salary 10.00
J. Wept, salary • 7.50
Smith, salary 0.25
Firemen,. fifteen • •, 112.50'
D. F, Meephergon, salary 62,50
IVI. D. McTaggart, salary. . • 25,00
J. Wheatley, •Balitry ., 71.35
Weleh • salary • 95,28 •
. A. Wilkie, 'weighing
• 'Receipts :
.Scales
' Circus License
• :Shooting Gallery Licence 6.00
Both s July 12th . • 4,50
.and Shop Rent • . 21.60
Cemetery 2000,
.ninraiNo or SCHOOL BOARD. : •
Owing to the difficulty of securing
the 'a,ttendenee of membere in the ev-
ening, a meeting of the Public sch-
ool board was held At eleven o'clock
oit•Tuesday- fOrehoole' There was: not
much businese to transact beyond the
Passing of a feW accounts: and the en-
gagement of a teacher to 611 the
Place ' vaoated .by Mies 'Chidley, Miss
Edna Manning was chosen. She will
reeeive a Salty for the first year of
$300. Miss Ette Jenkins ,of the Jun-
sioio.
rn.roto .eree ,aleo resigned. She
Will be succeeded, it is expected, by
a forrner -teacher of the same divi-
ONT.ARIO STREET CHURCH.
On Sunday. . evening the congrega-
tion of Ontario St. church elected the
following society representatives en
Quarterly Beard ; J. L.. Courtico, A.
Dt Beaton, R. Tiplady, J.• Cornish,
G. Wray. At Turnelle, appointirient
W. Nott and, T. LiViegstorie \ were
chosen.
• On Mend•rtY evening Mr. A. Hooper
WAS elected representative to the fire
"Pelaaselr
Itl3itiitiCrst mrlastinganirouneed that
next Surelay it. m. he will begin a
series of servicing on 'Paul' e Prayer
-for the Ephesian Chtiroh." These Ser
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MODS Will be continued emelt Sunday
Morning until the Series is completed:
Last Sunday Morning Mr, Will,
Harland rendered the solo, "Nearer
My. God To Thee" in his usual fin-
ished style.
A DISLOCATED. ANKLE.-
Wiiliani Cochrane of the :eine
ton football team, while playing ix
match with Hohnesville at the lett
p Ace last Friday, was so unfortunate
as to have his ankle dislocated by
accidentally being. kicked by a meek
6f the opposing team,
TO KEEP IN TOUCH.
THE LOCAL MARKET. .
le. 'Wheat 75c.
t a T3Uey. 35e to 40e.
er'. Oats 35e to 40e.• •
Butter 160 eto 17e.
, Eggs I5e _to 16c,
.1e. DEFECTIVE WALK.
A letter recently received from
Ridgeway says : 'haVe beenlook-
ing over The News -Record and have
decided that it is just the thin to
keep me in. touch with "Old Huron"
and particularly that part of' it whi-
ch surrounds my dear old horne, -so
sconteilpoisieou.h,crewith the ailment of stile-
,
II1S SHINGLE OUT.
Mr. el, R. Bell writes home that
he has hung out his shingle at Lloyd-
minster in Seseatchewae. This is•
new awl rising .place on the Canadian
Northern, about one hundred miles
west of Battleford,. In addition to
dispensing law, J, Ree is dealing. in
real esta-te. .
THE ELEVATOR, •
Mr. W. G. Smith has reeled :the,
elevator .m1(1 is now •doing business
there on his own account. It is tw
entyethree yea,rs since he first embar-
ked in the grainbusiness in this town
and witli. the exceetionTof one year
all this time he has been buyer at
the elevator. Fie is well and fa.vor
AblY known by the public and . will
get a good. eliare of the grain sen#1
to market in this district, ' •
AN ACTIVE CONTRACTOR, •
Mr. D. -K.•„peter or. Monday
ed the brick work ea Mr; Thomas
13eacenVe new residence and is now
busy on hir toetract for Mr. Dale
near Alma, Mr. Prior doesn't lose
any time during :the builder's coin-
Paritively short Season • and bee .in
addition to Mr. Beacom's completee
his .eontracts with the following par-
ties already this season: Jobe G.
Steep. and John' Smith of
erich toWnship ; • James Handiton,'
B1YD11.; 'John Sbannahan, IIullett, and
Ale)e. 'Rose, Wawanesh, •
A WANDERER ARRESTED. .
A young woman, "A Sharlet Worm.
an," they celled her,a,reieedin town
last week,. suppesedirerouy Godeeicle
but 'after very Meet' sojourn she wan-
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dered into llullett and 'finally meander.:
ed•into Loratesibera where she was tak-
en en eleaege , on eloneley by; Chief
Wheatley, complaint having he,enelod-.
eetle-a.gainst her. Afteer_gonie_eineire
spent in thecooler for quiee eneditri-
tion, she was taken 'beeore. the dadi,
who • gave her .soine fathorly advice :
and ' set her epee, on condition that
she hie away hphie, or ..at any ratet
out of the bound's . of the municipali-
ty. She. • emiled .her :Oinks to. the
kind-hearted . cadi, nodded adieu to
the, good-natured .constable, then we-
nt" 'forth in seareli of pastures . eew
.-and greener. • •
While corning up town. on Monday
Miss EL Richardson tripped upon the
,board walk paseiag Davis' livery And
sustained a nasty fall, eutting her
face somewhat. This is one of the
few reinaining pieces of plank Walk
in town arid after a few accidents
it, loo, will probably disappear,.,
SENDING OUT SEPARATORS.
The threshing seaSon being now eh,
outeon the foundry people are Ibusy
sending out the Well-known ivfonaree
separators. To the following parties
sales have recently been made: Mor-
ris 84 Morrell, Clinton ; J. -Gibson,
Hensall ; J. Beehfield, Mitchell ; F.
Koehler, 13roadhagen ; J. T. Goletbe
neve, Saltford ; H. & J. Deunie, Wal-
ton.
AN ACCIDENT.
' Mr. . John Lelliott of the London
Road met with an accident last week,
Which might have bed more serious.
results. His hoese .becaine frightened
by the escaping steam trom a areesh-
ing engine and bolted over elie side
of culvert. The buggy " tuned
epside down, bruising Mr. Elliott eel.
a I:ittle. The horse broke • away from
the buggy ane ran a. considerable.
dis tance. . •
CHIEF CONSTABLE yvA.Lal-f.
Big Chief " Wheatley being engag-
ed' in the laying of cement walks at
which he is an • .expeet, Constable
Walsh is acting •Chief,- the duties . of
which office he perforins most leffibi-
ently. -There i•s this about 'him that
15worthy of note ; What hp under-
witk
,initocvailbitgctelirofstei., • i:wttTo,o, hareidscomr.'0` '11Cnoebi;. heeste..tf. ul gst
epxirditiously and , is making a gpod.
• A. FAMILY RV -UNION: -
The faMily of Ms. R., It. Read . of
London, • formerly. Of Clinton, had a
re -union the- Past week which was ate
thieded ley. all the members therect„,
'Mrs. John. •Cellazider, London; .Mrs,
A..V.:..Leplier, Niagara Pelle; N.Y.
;Mrs,.Will Harland, ,(ilinfon
Spencer, 'Ottawa. e•Allan.; G. T. R. Cee
Poet . freight agetrft: Montreal ; Harey
fejaRrveoyad, 'oitirReadee&
iete,
Cainabelleeejewelery neamila.cturerse
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wtiNT•6111.eciof ipeaIr•k.13:0;,.004tvtlaiwsza.,. corepresei‘nitrz
loefe,adth.elarndhafaprripyllYre:eir.oen,1.6,1:g ee,sidei.tts
ed and much' respeCted:here se . pee
Iiitizens Will :be much pleased to hear
:pe They are ',we..11, leer:
BARN 13URNED, . . • :
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About five. o'clock on. Moriday
ening the. •barn of Mr. John W.* of
•the Huron Road, .east, -went tip. th
smoke .together with all its contents
consisting of about tWenty-five. tons.
og hay,, three loads Of barley,. all
his Implements .excepthis , binder, and
three pigs Mr.. • Wise . had been.
drawing in barley and was busy
at the supper' tahle, When the fire was
diseevered, too late to, hey& the lease
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hope of lextinguisning. Indeed, Mi
Wise and his brother :had to .huStle to
'get out their heroes and then: to eeVe
the.house %which, -until the. wind -for-
tunately turned, .was eiit great datigee
of ,a,leo being destroyede•So great,
Was the heat that elie plants:. inside
the windows were ruined. This, loss
leaves ,Mr, Wise .Without any shelter
for the balance of :his crop' or stock
so that it well be 'aeceesary to rush
el) 'a buildieg with as little delay as.
possible, There was eh:Menke/ice in
the eleKillop Mutual, but it is quite
impossible nowadays to replace barns
at their '" foemer cOst. The dense
of the fire .18 unienoWn, but is suppos-
ed to .he due' to -the •heating , of the
hay, • , . • • •
LITTLE LOCALS. '
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' Mr. Thos. Mackenzie, is sending belle
dere' supplies to Goderieh. •
'Twenty-five cents Will pay a sub 40
The Neves -Record. untie the end of
1905, . • • :
The Stapleton- blobk is turning out
, eaerge stil It' is expected that the
plane . will be in. full operation dur-
ing the coming fall and winter.'
,
Will. the 'person Who borrowed the
printed copy Of the town bylaws from
the clerk's office plea,gb return it It
is the last one and is frequently
needed for reference,
Mr. George Roberton intends hav-.
ing his tohsorial parlor repapered,
reelluoletneed, etc., this week,' and
thug make it more attractive than
ever. Nothing is •too good for my
patrons, says George.
The choir of Willis 'church excelled
itself last, Senday evening rhea. it
Was assisted by Miss Mewl Tilt, Miss
tvloVittie and Mr, Jas. ThoteMeOth all
three members of the Presbyterian
choir, • Goderich.
For cepies of the Heaney (Man.)
Star our thanks axe due Mr. G. J.
Stewart of that town and to How-
ard W. Miner of the Soo for eoPles
of the Star contalaing it report of
rtihveer.eelebration 4n both sides of the
Ensign i Poole of the S. A., M.O.
travels for the Grace Iletore Meat
'BOZOS, conducted the meetinalg at the
hatradrs , and on the streets on Sun-
dey. The gatherings were larger
an usual, something like old limes.
Mrs.. A, ITooper has had quite in
attack of hay feVeri ,
THE BAPTIST: CHURCH; ,
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Rev': Mr: MCKinnon preached in the
Baptist. ebnech laet Steiday, hie die -
course 'being M behalf. of .IVIc1VIaSeet
College Forward IVIOVernent. He. will
Make e canvas of the 0611070:gap:i
thie week and will while in town be
the guest of Nies: Akent. • e,
Rev. Mr. Priest Occupied the pel-
let, in the eVehing. Thie gentletnan
is. a sore-ihelaw of Mr. p. Robb and
is Well kneVen..by many Of our:citi-
zens: *He spent a couple Of yeete in
fat -away India and came •hie on
furlough hilly • expecting.to take tie
that week again, but feeling that he;
has riot yee 'quite regaioeil.his health
he accepted elle Pastorate 'of the ch-
urch at Georgetown. •
.14 le expected' that Paster 1VIeGee
will :be le charge next $undaYas us-
ual. With his better half he.haS Veen
enjoying eake breezes .the pat foet-
night. • •
TIIE CONTRACT LET.
. The Keating Compeny have dee
aided to erect theer new factoey. ore
• the land adjoining the electric light
woeirO. The building will be 90x42,
feet end 34 feet high, Eind eontain
Otter 11,000, cube feet of concrete,.
The basement Wall will be.eighteen
inches thieke the next story fourteen
inches and the third ten inchee thick,
Every ' nine feet there will be piers
the feat wide arid leer inelles thick-
er than the wall, These will be . to
carry the beams. In the. construction
it • ie 'estimated that 315 Leeds of.
'gravel aefd 250 barrels of cemeet Will
be required, The coritract has been
let to Mr. ..fohit Fisher of Brantford
,who . is expected to commence, opera-
tions ,at one. Tile foundation will be
got ready in a few days. The' evork
will be visited with all possible
spatch and the Company hopes to
he operating in its new factory be-
fore the old of the year, They pure
Pose giving employment to seventy-
five hands. !rho cost of the building
is Placed at $6,000.
Mr. W. P, Spaulding leaves in a, few
,days for Philadelphia to purchase a
number of the Newest andernost UP'
to -date machines, it beingthe
tefition of the Company to have the
most modern plant that Money can
buy.
'rho present 'factory, in which there
are twenty employes, is rushed with
work to LW hill capacity and has
won an enviable name for its 'output,
pany for all the power they will re,
ri.
thupeithee:recaormwpeall;bwrailuth it
doottl hpooetieriyo.
power plant, having made arrange-
ments with the Electric Light Com -
06.
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umber 138.4
1 New tuivertiseinen4
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1 ideal WraMICT-14. Nay*:
eaede Bringers--Toze
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Extension Tables-
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Pickling -...A. D, Beaton. ..... • ..-et.,• - • • 5
Farm For Sale -S. Reid . , -- •T%
Howie For Sale -W. Marlowe
'Vetere List -7J. B. Harnwell 5
Grain -W, G. Smith 5-
. Teacher Wanted -L. Tyndall... ,5:
Spaniel Lost -P. Lewis • 4)
Wanted -II. W. Erwin ..5
Sale Coetinued-Newoombe's - e .
New Fall .Siii•tingseelliedgens. Bros,,8
Money Severs-Hodgene Bees 8.
Girl Wanted -Mrs. Itiorrisen.......... ti.•
leARLY PLUMS.
Mr. John Shobrook north of toWn
delivered to Mr. R.- Grahlam on Sat-
urday last the first lot, of plums wh-
ich have'bece sell in town this sea-
son. They were Of, an early variety
knownash
s the oiev
e alillartdreoefs. which Mr,
REAL ESTATE SALE.
Mr. Isaad Baer of. Birth has bou-
ght Mr, W. J. Elliott's property cone
a very busy mason, *ill move into
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teoiewenie,e of a con:forta,ble bricl.r house,
ua•ted one the Bee° Line about a mile
north of., town. ' Mr.. Elliott, .who is •
bank barn and ten acres of land sit-
,
THE NEW WHEAT. :
• (bitea large •quantity of new whe-
el. hasalready. been delivered at lea-
-lee' and the elevetOr. The quality is
better than expected by eome, all as
yet marketed going standard, • Some .
barley Wag' delivered last Weee, • ' the
IfiirtsfitiottotAd by' Mr. J, Pe McIntosh' .of
Bayfield. ,
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Rev. Mr. Hodgens, -recently of . To- -
tirliet3Elisi5hhoptc),''..tohatgalbenth.e4.P.vvi)°Oirnitte.telf.,t1: '
parish' :during August,' after whir -hes,
'resident _clergymen Will likely. be ap-
Mr. and,IVies. AlePhomson of .
Lake Charles; Louisiana, are the :
gueeteeettetheie 'brother, Mr. Jerrie-tele-
omson
.. Anse F Stenbery is seeinittig
few days in Loadon.-• e • ' • : .
• Mrs.' Webb of Clinton le- the guest.. • • -
of Mrs. 'Green. , . •
-Mee W. Doherty and family, have
taken a cottage in the White City. .
- Mies rOleve ',enemeon of Poiet Artfiur. ; • "
IS home on a visite • • •
•Mr. Samuel Moore was in .London . •• -
On Monday on brisin:ess. . .•
• ,Mi Arthur Peck and wife of.•Cieve-
land, Ohio; ate the, guests °this Mo -
ether, Mrs. •Pedk. -
e Rev. IVIcleibben, wife and family of
-:Ailea Craig have taken e cottage for
the Senn -nee in elie White 'City.
Mrs. Adam Thomson ,end son, Mae-
.. ter 'Russel Thomson,' Of GoderiCh vis-
ited her. eister, Mrs.. Cowie, .. this .
week
Mrs. Johnson; Miss Johnsen or
intent and itliisee•44ert and McLaren
a. Br 4detiold Are :guests of Mrs.
Mr. Herbert .Colliday and wife • of
.Chicago • aee the.eguests of., the fOr-• ,
meres sister, leIrs.• Cowie; •
Mrs.. Jamieson • and chile, of Brooke
lyn; N. y., are' guests at Mei. George
Etwin's: • • ' '•
• 'Mr. John Stanbury. of • Clinton is • -
the -gilesrof his, brother, Dr. Sten- •
bury, this week.. • • • - • . ., • ,
:. Mrs. A.'" Vanstene, and child left fee '
Gerrie lagt week to join her flueband , •
who his received .situation as bale'•
eer: there. : : • .
Thorrias Stinson . spent -a few
days in London the past weey,' .
Miss Canipbell and Messrs. Riissel
Troyer, I'erey Biggart, Charles end
Willie .Martin of Toionto came up on
'th'e. L. O. L. excursion en :Saturdaye
ate& spent Sunday With relatives -
Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Runiball, • • Mr,
and Mrs, P, .Marein, Misses Loaa
Sharman, • Maggie Murray, Olive
Keller, Mabel Joheston, Lihda Stele
dY, Thuria*Lewett, Mrs, Jas. A.Rosse
Mr, Ben, Cornell,\Master P. Ram -
hall erred • Messrs. Charlie LeWitt, Stei
Wart Murray, Howard RoWirison, Har-
ry Knight and Hugh; Polly, all of
.Goderich, are. caret:fine hi thee White
City, and Mrs. Harry Speare, Misses
G. Laidlaw, Gladys Henderson, Miss •
johnsten, Mildred Johnston andfMas-
ter Palmer WhithlY of Seaforeh • are
camping in Galbraith's. ' • • *
Mrs, Eby awl faenile arte Mr;. - C.
K. Hagerdorn and family of Berlin
have taken it cebtage this week in
the White City for the summer,
Miss Petty and Miss Butt of Heft -
sail spent a- few delis this week bit .
the eillage guests at the RiVer Hotel,
Me, Bright Smith of Barrie is the
guest of, his brother, Dr. Smith.
Mrs. Baker of Detroit and the
Misses -Cudinore of Seaforth are Mk'
ests at the Commereial.
Mr. Walter Raker of Galt and W..
Be Robinson of Seaforth are guests
at the Albion:
Mr. T. Brownlee, principal of the
Public gaol, left •ort Sunday by the
King Edward' for the Soo to spout.
ie* *mks,
-There ate on. the village voters' list
the name* ef 123 persons who 'are.Che
titled to YOte •aii both parliamehtarY,
rind municipal elections, 47 may only
vote at municipal electione and 23 at ,
parliamentary elettione. Thoeogeriale
flied to serve as jurors number 10. •
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Rev. Mr. Priest, w163 and daughter
of Georgetown are at Mr, D„
Robleft. s
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