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CLINTON, ONTARI00 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th
1905
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In this space next week we will
make an announcement regarding
Groceries and Boots and Shoes that
will be of interest to all intending
purchasers.
G. B. Ballard.
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Can be used on'any kind:of roof, flat or, steep
Is suitable on any kind or style of building
Is quickly and easily put on without any pre-
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It is weather proof., water proof, wind proof
and fire proof -
-CALL AND SEE SAMPLES,
Metal Shingles
Galvanized and Painted Metal Sidings
-Stone and Brick Pattern -
Ta red and Plain Building Paper
A Small Lot of Graniteware to
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T. Jackon Clinton
Getting• Rea
. . For Fall
We,are receiving daily our New Fall Suiting,in
worste,ts, Scotch, English and Canadian Tweeds, .which
will be made up in the latest style with the best of
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trim-
• mings, at the very lowest price
Natty Tweed Suits
'Pnre Scotch Tweeds, double or eing-
. -t le breasted, latest checks, stripes
and !over plaids, concave Shoul-
ders, Italian Hnirigs,the ec
• eizes 85 to 44.... .. Ipu.ou
Nobby Pall Suits
• Heavy Scotch Tweeds for fall Wear'
latest patterns in large over platelet
notible or kinglet breast stylee,, he-
r et Italian lininga, sizes !Ann
• from 85 to 42, this line sV ii•U V
Ready-to-wear BoysENorfolk Suite,
lateet etrIpes and cheeks, pleated
from the ehoulders, Sizes eo A
22 to 80, price.. • 4 44 44 •44,44 M
Boys' Suits, double and single Woe-
sted, made of dark irreY
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Boys' 3 -piece Suits ......flfl
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GONTS" FURNISHINGS
A. full and totrolete etoek in all
Catl and eXamine.
T. Jackson Sr., tIinton
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GUN CLUB TOLTRNAMENT.
The 15th 0. annual tournament el
the Gun Club will take place • next
Tuesday and Wednesday. $300 with
snrplus added is guaranteed in prizes
for which many of the best shoot-
ers in the parttime are expected to
compete.
E. L. ANNIVERSARY,
Epworth League anniversary servi-
,pes will be held. in the Ontario
street church next Sunday Whe.a
Mrs, Coatsworth of. Blenheim will
occupy the pulpit. This lady is
said to be a talented speaker and
able to attract larger congegations
in her home town than any of the
divines stationed there.
• THE COMPANY' GONE.
The 'Quaker .1temedy aggregation on
Saturday -night wound up a fort:
night's campaign in Clinton and en
Monday ielt for pastures- new. The
program: the leave each• evening was
worth whatit cast the bulk' of the
crowd whieli gathered. It serVed its
purpose, however, but the ring *even:-
petition wag their best scheme' for
by that means theygreatlY increas-
ed their sales. The ring was w.on
by the pretty little baby boy
of M. and Mrs. E. Rayment.
HAS BOUGHT THE PROPERTY.'
It is only'. four months short of five
• years since Mr. J. W. Elliott bettght
out the. livery, .businesi then wt.:-
dneted Mr. 4. ke-00a1. 1t wa..0
right in his line and he soon Made
it:'.a ,model establishment and has
done a successfaq trade, so Inuelt
thati: he, has boUght the two 1,,erns
and house from Mr. W. W. Farroo,..
Mr. Elliott keeps itothieg but 'geed
horses and rigs,: and. giving the busi-;
ness his personal arid" Ws() atter lien
it Is not to. be aonduced at that 1'te
has succeeded so well.,
T.HE WORICMEN AT CHURCH.
On Friday evening last the follow-
in
11-10Mbers of the ' local Workmen
Lodge ,drove to Blyth and with the
brethern of theut":, plane attended div-
inc service in' the English church ,R.
J. Denterd, 1 Dodd, .
Bawden; E.' Welsh; It Snell; J. W.-
FoSter And J. Levy. After
service, . which • was eonthicted...by
. Rev.. Mr. Edniunds, the. brethern ag-
ain repaired to their hall. when a.
program of 'sPeeek, song and innsie
was giVen.. 'Rev,. M. 'FichhundS pier
:sided and gave an address on. the,
benefits of fraternitY.. RefieshinentS.I.
. followed .4he program and. at =10:30
the meeting broke up and the Clin-
ton • VV.orknien left tor home. They
much enjeyed the hospitality . of the
Birth 'brethern • and the drive to • and
fro.
WEDDED YESTERDAY.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Oats 27e to 29e.
Wheat 73c to 150.
Peas 60e to 82e.
Barley 38c to 40e.
Butter 17c to 18e.
Eggs He to 17e.
Live Hogs $5.75,
*TAGGART BROS„ BANKERS,
Mr. L D. MeTagga;!t, Banker, bas
taken his brother, Ur. M. D. Mo:
Taggart, into partnership and the
business will in future be careled on
under the name of merm.0,3 Bees;
This is one of the strangest private
banking houses in the proviace and
throughout Huron, where bait known.,
the name signifies stability and str-
ength. „
THE VALUATION RAISED.
%The News -Record understands that -
the county assessment Will be large-
ly increaged as the result of the lab-
ors • of the three valuators now at
•work, In some of the townShips the
advanne will be so marked that the
taxpayers will tat once realize that
they have not been paying a fair
share of the county rate these sever-
al years past. ;
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REAL •ESTATE TRANSFER. 3
O Mr. Henry. Livermore,. who for
InanY Years has beena resident of
Hullett, has bought Mr. John Av-
ery's farm on the London Road for
whiell he.. pays $6,700...11 is a ...fine
place •and well Iodated. Mr. Liver-
more does the fall plowing and gets
possession in December.' The News
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Record 'has not ,heard where Mr. Av-
ery purposes locating;sifet understands
he may try the West. There have
been :many changes in the ownership
of the London. Road farms in . .the
:Past feW years. •
S. S. RALLY DAY.....
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The annual S: S. rally was held in
Wesley cherph last Sunday When all
three services were :well •attended.
The discourses of :Pastor Manning
morning and evening had .speeial
bearing upon S. S. work, in the even-
ing: his address being to parents on
the . care ef children.. In the alter -
noon': there was :a large gathering of
the scholars of the school and the
parenta. Superintendent COOper pre-
siddd. The pastor gave an • address
and Mr. F. Hill' took "The. Missions'
in China": as the. topic of his ten
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Minute tadle;-. 'A solo .was sWeetly ren'
•dered by. Miss 'Doherty and a . reel-
tatien ' given by Miss • Canningharne.
The infant class, taught by• 'Miss E.
Reid gave the . "Motion Song" and
the school Choir also assisted in ma-
king' the • muSical 'program a success.
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A SEPTEMBER WEDDING.
On Saturday morning last Mr. W.:
D. Pair was united in; marriage , to
Miss 'Hattie Leslie, the eeremonYibe-
ing performed at the residence of the
bride's father, Mr,. John Leslie, * by
Rev. Dr. 'Stewart. It was a 1"..9Ty.
quiet wedding and it was only .at a
late hour -the evening previous that
even' intimate friends knew when. it
:Svonid take place However, a goodly
number were at the station -next
Morning to tee off the bridal pair,
with showers of .rice; etc., in ortho-
dox style:. Mt,. arid Mrs.'. Fair Made'
the ..honcynnion. trip to the • cities
and 'have since taken up their abode
on Huron street., They are a . very
highly respected and popular couple
so The News -Record but voiceS . the
sentiments of numerous friends'UL
wishing them a happy and prosper-
ous future. .
. At one o'clock ,yesterday Rev. H.
gall*g mcmouaced the Words
which made Arthur J., Tyndall • and
Anna..E. Rembalt min and Wife.... The
happy event took place at the
.resi-
dence of Mr. F.' Rumba:11, the bride's
father, in the presence. of only the
Immediate relatives 'of the Contract-
ing panties. After the gtiestehad
madelthe happy couple the recipients
• of ' hearty "congratulations anti °good
wishes, all 'sat down to the wedding
luncheon •and by the 3.20 train Mr.
ands Mrs: Tyndall left on their honey-
moon which they will spend at 'Ham-
ilton, Niagara Falls and PertHope,
Oa their return they will Wife . up
their residence on Huron '.street. The
vvishof. theit host of friends, includ-
ing ‘'llhe News-Ttecnrd; is that • the
future has many happy years in store
for- them:
A:DASTARDLY ACT, '
Shertly. . after midnight .on. Satur-
day last a dastatdly act was corn-
mitteed on the 13ase Line when the
front window of Mr. James. Miller's
heuse • was Wrecked by a •large stone
which was th.rown through it. The
stone, which was as large as a hen'A
egg, felt into the cradle; in which
Mrs. Miller's twin children Were sleep-
ing. ,Mrs. 1VIiller WaS awakened by
the &ash, but in the darkness ol
night •cold not see who had coin-
mitteed the outrage; he, she or they
haying sneaked quickly awity, There
is, however, a suspicion as to the
identity ot the guilty parties and if
the Crime can be fastened' upon them
the ikenisitment will require to be
•Severe ,,to be ,adequate. Mrs, Miller
was . alone with her children at the
time, her husband being now on a
prospecting trip to the Norttwest.
„PA.IIIIS THANKSGIVING..
"Appropriate. Thanksgiving services
will be held ...in St Paul's next Sun-
day when 'the Order a service will
be as follows , s•
• klyniii-,-Corne ye thankfel peel)
tonne.
O Venite-Turle. •
O proper i'salins 05, 81, 144.•
•Te Deum-Dr. Croteh.
• jubilate Deo-*Ilenley.
Introit tlynnt 805,
Kyrie Eleisou-Tours.
Hyrnri 50.
• Offerthry Anthiem-Praise tho Lord
0 Jerusalem.
-Evensong-
Ilyn-in 372.
Prayer Psalms 145, 147.
Magnifieat--Buimett. '
Nune Dimittitt--Bartiby,
Atitheni-,-Thou visitest the earth-
• Calleott.
O Hymn 40.
Offertory Solo -just as 1
Cutter.
Hyma 18. -
Vesper Hymn,
THE "HEALER" IN CLINTON.
• "Dr." S.harman, whose: reputed:
Cures of phYsieal Ills have created
sub' a sensation in this county, . was
in town a .few hours Monday after-
noon while en his way fr,om Seafor-
• th to • !Exeter. • He is a quiet, -unad-
sumingisort. of a fellow and there As
nOthing ia,bout him;tha,t would at-
tract attention; except it be..his' long
black hair whit% frills thick upon his
simerders. 'Ole Wan rather shabbily
dressed trid. wore a soft felt. hat
:tether ithe worse of wear. Ile was
accompanied by his wife. To .A
Zen • who , •called to see him he said
•
there ••was demand for his seovices hi
many places and that his correspon.
clence was Very large, • The "Dr."
certainly gives lila Servioes freely and
from all 'acipounts does, not at as
if. he is "using his gifts" solely • for
the money there is in it, though dou-
btless he is receiving handsmne te-
turns.
Ap AT
1The ladies.,of the WC. T. t.T. were
At Horne to the Lea,glters of Ontario
street and Wesley chunks and the
Baptist Young People's Society on
Tuesday evening at the home pi Rev,
J. Greene from 8 •to 10.30. ' About
•eighty persons were present. The
folloWing program *as rendered whip,
ch Was •both interestiug and pro-
fitable :
Singing -Hymn 21'7,
. Opening Prayer;•-ltev..Mr. Kerr.
Address -Rev. Mil, Maiming.
Duet, "Glory Soag"-Miss,L. Potts
- and Miss X, Murelt.
•Short sketeh of origin a W.C.T.U.
Rev. •J, Greene.
Solte-IVIiss P. Pennabaker.
Banjo solo -P. Hill.
Address -,-Rev. Mr, Kerr,
• Ileading-Miss S. Haddock.
DMV -Mrs. (Dr.) Thompson, Miss
Greene,
Reettation-Miss Carrie Shipley**
801ce--IVIiss Lillie Reid,
Refreshrnents Were thin served.
Twenty new names were added to
the Inetribership roll.
• A I3ROKEN ARM.
Peggy, the little daughter of Mr.
G. j). *Taggart, fell from a fence
one day last, week and broke hen
right atm above the elbow.
FELL NINE FEET.
While hauling their separator intO
Mr. Ben. Churchill's haul one day
last week Morris (Ir Morrel's horses
fell through the gangway into the
rot libuse beneath, a distance .• of
nine feet. Barring a few scratches
the teant was not injured.
MR. Xe0AUGHEY MOVES.
Mr. j. J. McCaughey .is having. a
stable °rooted on his Mary street
property •ansi purposes having the
house ,thoroughly renovated before he
moves in. For the 'meantime he has
rented Mr. Warenet's boese on the
same street into which lie •ilit'inrN.
• the coming -week as he hands ••'' 6ver
the Commercial on Monday 0 to 'the
tenant.
ANOTHER FIRE.
"
Shortly before nom on Friday last
the dwelling house of Mr.• Ed. Ger-
man of the piton Road east vra,s de-
stroyed by fire which broke out in.
the toof, Caused, it is suppose.4,. by,
spars from the kitchen ehiinney.
The family :did not know of the fire
until so informed by passers by. The-
re was a, strong wind blowing at the
time and the flames Spreading very
rapidly very • -little:- of -the 7co-ritents
was saved. There was a small la,
suranee.
NOT SHOWING THIS YEAR.
Mr, J. Wise of the Huron 'Road,
Tuckersinith, who for some year8 has
been a very successful exhibitor at
the ,f-n.r.ty fall fairs, is not exhibit -
big this season at all. The ;destruct-
ion of his barn by fire several
age destroyed lunch 6f the stoclr. he
would have drawn upon and in addi-
tion ntok of attention of late has
been.devothd to replacing the barn.
His absence has ,Made al big 4 gap in
the :entrfes. for last year Alone he Volx
290 prizes,' His: brother also wen
about .150 While his sister, Miss Wise,
was as well remarkably successful:
NEW ,A.RB,IVALS.
Mr. Watts, who calm- out
!rani England a couple ' of years
ago, rs,getting • along so well that
he is "sounding the. praises Of Canada
in. his 'old Shire of :North DeVon- arid
theresult is 4 further increase of
population in Clinton. This week the
following *fired .from Ilfracoillib
his old home : Mr, and Mrs. Herbert
Cook, 3.1Virs. Cook Sr.., Miss .Minnie
Watts and • John ,and Sydney :•Cook.•
John gook is a married man and . if
satisfied with the country -win bring
out his wife next spring. A,. situa-
tion was awaiting ,Miss Watts, Her-
bert Cook was 4 postman .and has
excellent Credentials, • The family
will take 'up their abode in the house
on Ba;tteltbUry street at present oc-
cepied by 'Mr,' Wattswho is moving
to his own plasie on William street:,
WILLIS: CHURCH •ENTER'AtI4E1)..
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On Monday evening the Young% peo-
ple 'Of. Willis ohuroh entertained the
Modelitee'endlstudonts • of • the ' C. I.
from. out ef -town. The first part of
the evening was devoted to introduc-
tions :and •conversations, then fdlow-
edthe program to 'which. the 'follow-
ing contributed : •
Solo's -Misses Watts andTile-meson!
a.nd Messts. Stewart JackSoa and A.
,Cook.
" Recitation -Muss Jessie
Duet -Misses Z. McRae anti M.
Lappihe. :
• quartette -Mesdames Hoover, Beek -
ie and 'Camilbell and Miss Roldf.
Mr. J. Houston .presided andas
usual on sueh occasions, made an
acceptable Ohairman. .
After -the program came Ituteh'
O
after it had been partaken of
the gathering dispersed.
T•he S. S. room' in which the -en-
tertainment was given was: very
kettily •decorated withmaple laves
and flags. •
LITTLE LOCALS.
Are • you • reading our new seriel
•"The Witch of Cragenstone." t.11',4 a
good am
The Hough Cup• team Will 'play
their first match in the fall Series
with Seafcirth,.' •• •
Mr, . B. • Ballard moves 'iri a
fOrtritglht into the., house on Itatterri
• bogy street oWned and coMpletely ov-
erhanied .by Mr. A, Seeley,
Mr* •John Poster has moved: • .into
the . hook) on Albert street he bou-
„ght from: 1Vir. D. •Dickeeson.
• Mr. W. J. Elliott's auction sale
took place: yesterday. The . hammer
• was wielded 'vigorously. and success -
telly by M. George Elliott.
• Mrs. John Bell moved this 'week
into the :dwelling ,iiica,ted bY Mr.
W, P. Spaldirig, not that formerly
oecupied by Ur, Phillips, • as was
reported.
Mr. D. Dickenson has rented • IVIiss
Martin's house on Huron street and
has taken uplliis ajblade there. He has
been too tong a resident of oUr town
to think of pulling Up stakes and
moving elsetvhere.,
Read The News-Reo0rd for local
rieWs.
• doderich TownshiP.
We riotieed last week that Mr.
• John Cantelon has brought beige a
now engine of the capacity of 25
• horse power.
The News-Reeoril gives the news
of this towtship. il.re you .4sub
seriber
• Goderich Township.
Howard at Stanley spent'Sun4
day with his friend, Mr. Norrolan
sh.
•Miss Mabel Rathwell has for tilt
past feW weeks been visiting with
ner brother, Mr. George Ratlinrel4 a
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs.. Mace Stirling visited
in *Knipp township, on Saturday'.
and Sunday with the lattcr'S lather,
Mr, William
Miss Grace Stewart of Benmiller
has for the past week been visiting
'her es.Randalsissrer, Mrs oie.
s0,eB.M,aitaddletia4,
m4say
Kyle of Seaforth apeat Sunday last
at the formee.s home;- Ilayfield Line,
Messrs. Edwin 1VIceav4n and •Arthtir
Welsh visited with Sea,fortn, friends
on Saturday and Sunda,Y.0 •
• Mr... Ad. McCartney,- aecomp'etied,
'byhis neice, Mies, Lillie ,M.cCal 'they,
pspeerdn
u,
teSunday at -the hotne of Mr.
• Mr. and Mrs. P. Cele visited. last
Friday withthe latter's brother, IVir.
Nathan. Peck of Esmond ville.
.Tho*hmTrushrrestie.s.. j:aa;.essthhi ecp onconznonuore yii, wa. srll aaintrjeue: dt ells);
1VIonday next. . • • •
lea
.Mr. and Ms. Thos. Webster •of
-week
They expect' to leave for home on.
O mr,,. .B: ton, who ;--is 000a
fancier. of Leceister sheep • and has
'quite a flock: of that variety,' dispos-
ed this week of two rands *hi&
were taken to Sault Ste., Marie,
Mich„ by. Mr, Fred: Wise • Of that
Place who was 'down "here on a visit
Mr. Middleten also 'made a purchase,
having added to his flock a two-year-
old 'ram -which he bought •from . .1VIv
Robert Glenn' of. 0)0M:he. •
Wilson Elliott, son. of Mr: William
0, ' Elliott, wile went be the North-
west a few weeks ago; .oiet 'with a
Misfortune loot week. . Hewas riding
btonelio., Whieh stepped in. a gopher
.1rolteand fell,. throwing ,Wilson.'
falldid not ;Mgt iiiin"Thut his foot
ea„ught inthe stirrup andthe broit-
chit, dragged him forty rods beforehe
was roleased„.' His eollar bone was
.fractdred and he Was otherwise f so
biuisd that *will be • laid for&ome Inn
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, .
On Wednesday •Of. thisr-weele-there
departed this :life another • Of the
pioneers , of this. county An the person
of •Mr.. George Ford whd had reached
the a.dvanoed age of nine.* yeei• and
five Months. He wasborn • in County
Wexford; Ireiand, and *came* to: this
county ,in 1882.. He was by 'occupa.
tion a :ship carpenter • at ' which' he.
was engaged at several 'ship yards in .
this country, but al'w'ays made his
home at the' Fordhomestead in this
township: He was. a .man of sterling
integritY and inuch respected. The
funeral takes place tomorrow I frOin
the residence of his itephe*„ Councill-
or Ford, to Maitland 'oemetery,
On Monday Mr. and Mrs. John 'Pick-
ard' of the Cut Line, celebrated :their
golden weddink, nine •of -'their ten chil-
dren- and inanY' friends' being l with
them on the happy occasion: After
,greetings had been extended all • re-
parod
to the •dining ,roent where they
partook ot a bounteeirs dinner Con-
sisting of the season's delicacies. 'Af-.
terWards,, With 'Rev, Mr. Yelland as
chairman a program 61 sPeeoh, irins-•
ic and song was given to which the
folloWing. .contribgted.' Sengs-MrS.
E. G: .Courtiee, 'Rev. Steadinan - and
W. Pickard, iestrumental-Miss ' Teb-
butt ; speeches7-Revs. Yelland 'and
Steadman and ,Messrs ... 4, Connolly,
R. Y.. Cox and Marquis; :The most
intetesting. feature of the 'program
was "The • ROD 'Call" ;ung by the
`cline children of theworthy couple in
whose honer the gathering was field.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Pickard were married
•in- Toronto,' though at the time rest -
dents of the towns* of Pickerbig.
Twenty-eight years ago they came to
this township where. they 'have ever
since- -resided. TO Vieth were born ten
children': Alice,. Emnia and' Fred. at
'home, .Mrs.' 0 L Johnstone of Galt,
Mrs. R Y Clot% and MrS.Wulliani
Patton of this township, Mrs.
Will-
iatn •-Steep of Mich., Maud at • Galt,
John at Strathroy. and William at
Columbus, Ohio.' All were home ex-
cept Wulilain who was nnaVoidably•
Prevented from conning. Durfng the
evening Mr.. Piek,ard wore his wedd-
ing , vest and.:Mrs. Pickard the phew'
She were .'upon • her. Wedding day.. mr.
and .Mrs, Pickard, who have enjoyed
Very ieuch the homeconting of their
children, are new in better health
than: they have beeti for some time,
• Varna.
Whole Number 1387
New Advertisements.
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Anuounoement-Q. B. Ballarh
First Showiag-Tozer Brow
Fur Exhibit -McKinnon 44 Co,
Fine Furniture -J, IL
Single Fare -G, R ...
Auction 'Sale -G. R Keys 1
Partnership Dissolved -Tyndall Bros 5
S. Courtice
Auction Sale -R; D. Bruce •
Watehes and Clocks -W. fl. Hellyar 5
Will Give Away -A. D.Beaton
FaU Millinery-Hodgens Bros ' 8
An Elegant Display-Nevveonte's .. . 8
Overcoat Stock-Hodgens Bros ..... :,8
'here on Thursday and Friday of this
4,satrYafiiel.d, ta
" The World r place
week, With •far weather there will.
be a great crowd 3 but in any event
the Fair Will be a success for the
directors, are active. On Friday •even.•
• ing -there will le a concert in the
town hall when a good program, will
be given: Miss &Sit McGill of Len,-
• denandthosenlWill . .wMhooLewedilioxf rvatthoorth parr904.
Another old resident Of Bayfield
has gone to her. eternal, rest, in the '
ierson: of. Mrs, Sellers, who has been
in failing health for scone time. She
went ever to •• Detroit this summer
for medical treatment which failed to
restore health. 40anustithtee ighome- th
that city. The remains were taken .
over to the Bayfiefd qemetery where
she Was laid at rest on Thursday la::
st The funeral procession preceeded
to. St. Andrew's church *hen. ReVI
Mr. *Neil conduCted a brief and an
appiopriale 'service.. Mts. Sellers•
leaves to mourn their loss two sons
arid three . daup,bters, viz ; .W. H. of
Gladat./ne, • iVrq.n.'; T. E, : of DenvF,
Col, 3 Mrs. 0 Mitleholtz of Lenganton, •
N: W. T. ; . MrS. J. B. NeWeIl of De -
trout, Mis A. F. Shaddock of De-
troit: Mt. and Mrs, Newell, Mr. and
Mrs. Shaddock • and Harold Moore
otmieoveriepaaea
from DitroreiL.weDr
withretli:e re-
nalis.Th:
Woods, John Whiddon Thomas Ca:m-
et:0 and jetties Macdolinisi:
Miss' Nett . from Ttickersinith has
opened a dressmalking:. establishment
theBrandon Miss 11NoopitCmisn7alnbeystiniMabrise•
young lady. and). vve have no doubt.
will meet h success here.. •
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For a few days el this week Mr.
8. Moore Was in Toronto, being call.;
.ed. there by the illness o! his hrother.
Fire was discovered in M.' Ustard &
Son's lumber 'pile on the smith 'pier
on , Mender night arid on the alarm:
being Sounded our citizens .quickly
docked to the scene and with buckets
and pails ". extinguished tile Baines in
;the pile whore the ,darnage will only,
amount to a few hundred dollars .
'ly 'covered by insurance. The fire '
spread to the pier where it Was mo-
re difficult' to subdue' and the men
vierew!rkin.;away nt it alt da
TuesdayYi
Mr. John Sparrow .carried off first
prize for his driving .horse . at the
Seaforth Fair, alsokSeecial plize ler
best farmer's turnout and first Prize
for, besthorse on the grounds: He
also won first ri.t Zurich and several
at Exeter. •,
Miss Elia Bureside of Goderiek Is
'Visiting under the parental roof. .
MO and Mrs: J, Tippet and idairgh*
ter, Miss Alice, visited at IVIr. Jame• s
Johns' on Siaiday.
O 1VIrs, Jewell and her sister, Miss
Ella DaWsen, left for their home Ori
• Monday.
Mr. 0, A. Higgins and soft Prank
visited in Ilayileld ,on Sunday, •
Mr. John Sparrow bought two very
fine coifs the other do. Or/e-of
them ,not yet eighteen montliit ld
tipped the' beittli at 1280 lbs., the
other a Month younger weighing
doge on the 1200 mark. This weight
was tither., after the colts hail trav,.
elled sixteen miles. Nothing but The
best hi good enough for John",
Mr. Sa,niuel Eagleson, who his
been farming for some years at Mil-
ton, North Dakota, has disposed of
his propetty there and is thinking
somewhat of returning again to Old
• '
ivroMnr4sa. S:turigeem; after sPerkding a -fv43
• Miss Minnie Green returned to daysDe-
n oliiivfviar s . t esw, di 4 rt. mh. al, rii: MrseEsw. oi Fn a ,. m wAp 13.h e .p 1 Et has dii va, beenr ds ; re
visit to her mother here . . and :othet
.was in town on. Saturday.,
vis-
iting for two months in Kineardine,
by Mr. Dan. Harrison. It is expect.; ,: 7
turned= to her home at Kincardine on
returned 'home last Saturday. •
rela:tiveS in the diStriet, . . •,-.
: The town hall is being re -shingled.
ed that the interior will Also be re4
troit last ',Saturday; after a few weeks,
marriage licenses for this district. .. •
MO. ..Jaines 'Eageson .of G-oderich.
Mr.' Hi W. Erwin is% now issuer of .
has bought
two lots from Ni1.- H. and A. 8. Er-
win and . one from Mrs. Gairdnor on;
ChiniqUy street .upon whie.h he ' has -
built a stable and is now ereeting a
house. ' •
:Hullett Township,
Mr. Henry Livermore has disposed.
of his property on the .9th conee$sion
and purchased the farm of Mr. J.
Avery, Loudon Road, at the sum of •
$0700. The property is well situated •
arid in securing it Mr. Liviirmore ha%
a first-class farm in every respect.
Mr. J. E. 11,ohertson has resigned
the prineipalship a s. and
Will' „attend Goderich Collegiate after,
,Ne # Years. Ills many friends regret
his departure' as he has been, a
faithful, fmergetie and painstaking to.
richer. ,
• Miss J. Lowery of. 8. S. NO. 4
contemplates attending the Normal
sehool next year.
Mr. AP. johns of S., S, NO. 5
has .been re-engaged for the Coming
year with, an increase in salary,
Londeshoro.
O Mr. Robert BMW has returned friint
Satikatehewati arid is making rdadYi
to return thither" an hotel being now,
in process of construotion for hint at
Lloydminster, a new town opening
lip. ThiS is the place Where Mr. it,
J. bell of Clinton has hung mit hid
shingle as barrister at law. Mr.,
Bruce says if I he can'tget a fair
price for his hotel here hc will nail
up the wiiidows and wait till ths
04410 roll by,
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