The Huron News-Record, 1883-06-20, Page 3,gCV-ROCiZeT
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• (Hinton, Ont.,Weduesday,june 20
LooAL NEMrS.
Pk and Around Um "Ilhib."
zran .4GaM.
A- Pod: opukit boy will find pro.
Atable employment at this office.
SroOkfVeS and Socks knit to or-
der, and satisfaction guaranteed.'
.Weathereld, the Seeing Machine
paU! just oppesite the Commeroiel
Hotel. °
WHEN you went a new Singer
phutde go to Weathereld, opposite
the clommercial-Hote1,44 get one
of the new petent seVareading
Singeroshuttlee.
• CLINTON's 'population is on the
increase,.
THE steeet watering. cert turele its
first appearance on Saturday.
• REmovEn1,-G. Ward has removed
his stock, parchasecl from Geo, )1.
Wright, to Hamburg. • •
No „seem', proclathation is need -
eel to make MondAy, 2nd July, a
Legal holiday; it is so provided by
etatute,.
YisS NETTin ,TAOltsON left on Fri-
diek on a. triP...,te......Qhicage and Wis--
,coneia.' .We wish .bpr a !element
'voyage. '
MR. R. Heves Occupied the pul-
pit of the Methodist church in Sea -
forth, moping and evenieg, gn Sun,
• ;day,
Rev. DR. Bernis,.ef Ffelifax ed -
ministered the seeratneet in Veillis
,cleirch on Sabbaph last, Heie 'high-
ly spoken of. '
PuLPIT ExionADrox. --The. Rev.
Mr.'lLet),,ontigh of the C el. church,
p.ndllid.Reve
J. Gray, Baptist, ex=
,changed Pulpits laet Sabbath. e
A-NcianEa of oer bicycle, riders
will goiondon en the second. of
•July and. takepert in the geeat bi• -
cycle tournatnent.
THE vote on union- at the 'Bible
Christatp ConfOrence at geeter,
af-
• tsr two days' dismission; stoecle-eFor
union, 64; againet, lq; neutral, 11:
. Passim ON -Messrs. D. Doke,.
C. Detlor and -W. Lew: of‘Crocle
rich, passed througli the ."Irtila" on
their way to the 'Therese Oityelast
Monday. •• • '
THE Galt Collegiete faet belleeani
,are said to be e 'crack" oe. ; :the
heaviesteof them is Me. Jos, Elliott,
well known ia Clinton; and son Of.
Mr. T. Elliott, Barfield. • • • • .
WHEN you heiin house cleaning
take the upper rooms first, . • Take
things ' easy a room day. The
work will last lenge!)te he sure, and
so will you. . •
,
,
Mn. W. H. PLoony, •formerly, Of
this office, has returned ,,from the
' ,eivil seryice examination •whieh was
• held -in Torenteeeelaet -.week. He
'visaed a very "creditable preliminary.
' 'THE REV. W I9Dosantl, of .thes
•Canada Methodist Churcn, who hafi
.officiatted, itr (Moen for the • usual
term has been stationed at Sarnia,'
•the most imp:it-tent point' in the
Countrof etainibtee; ee," • -
- • Sevxam, wedding's in Clinten and
vicinity will nhortly tgke.p146e. Our
ecolumns are not for be'i6 of
• telling, "all" .abOet our. tetelielur
•friends. The old Dame, ..gossipers,.
• ahd our Coterie. deal with such pri-
.
•
, :vtite affairs. , ,
EAsT Huitoer.--At Osgoode Hall
•Order was obtained iti the. Fast
Huro ocal electiott petitiofi to ex-
amine )1r. e sethe respondent in
the Bross petition. .1:)..e.tee lieje beee
fixed for trial inieine 'eaege. bat eo
far net date has 'hem
East. Huron,
•
A CREDIT To CLTXTinl..-The
• NEws,RECoAD; of Clinton, comes to
hand with a new dress; tal prifited
in its ow ii �tlThatiit outside
-having been abandoned.; Thepaper
. in its present shape is a. 'credit to
' Clinton and we trustis receiving
the patronage ies meeits entitIgit to.
News,: , -
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SOkieee, BOAAW wet pa Atauday
evening.
DIE windstorm which we bad
the tail end of on donday afternoons,
did considerable damage in Canada
and the 'United Stowe.
Tits Wime-Two Lieycliete from
Cinvinnatist •Ohio, paesed through
town 94 Friday,on their way to
i
Goderich. They ntend making a
topr of Canada on the wheel before
returning.
Ayritoacuitio Comminriou.-The
work on the epacioue Carson Block
hotel is progressing rapidle„ and it is
quite probable that it will be ready
for petits by the lst July, the time
originally calculated upon.
jix FEvna.-4 load of hay be-
ciale prostrated hefoni the Poet
Office on Menclay. The uneveness
of the highway or faulty balancing
is supposed to have been the preclis.
posing cause.
Wzi,comg Bant.-Mr. W. 33.
Tieing takes the position of assistant
• at the G. T; R. station this week.
,Ilts fertnerly OCcUpied the same pee-
ition here, which fiilled in a very
-effigient manner. He will be wel-
cowed beck to town by his many
• friends.
PRoceiEss„-T. Jackson, jr., deliv-
• ered fifteen suits of fine black order-
ed clothing for elergymen, at Lon-
don, last week. Pere wee pet one
misfit in the whole nember, arid this
fact %yes the means of seeuring sev-
eral fresh orders. 'There is progress
and energy in "Toun"
LACROSSE. - The first laorosse
mach of the seasop catne off on the
aeiicultural gronrels, Settforth, on
friday, between the Dauntless of
Clinton and the Beavers of Seaforth.
rho match wee for the championship
of Heron, Fereh epd 13ruee: Both
,clubs have •a • good record. The
Pagntless did not come out ahead.
SrroAT.-.This, Wednesday, eve•
ing at 7 p, ne there will be a match
game pf foot ball between the La'
cross Club and the Clinton High
School Fool Ball Club. •The last
match was 0, tie. -:-"The Wanderers,"
the Clinton junior cricket club, are
going' 4) Guelph le -morrow to play.
.the Junior's cof thet•cifee..
Tire basis et opien bee been . re-
jected by the London Conference of
.the Methodist church- of.0an�4a, by
a. vote -of. 101 to 88; It was on tin
arnemlmene moved by Rev. -Dr. Wil-
liams, The Beret breand the Rev,,Tes.
Graham and other leading .aminbers
of the Confererice opposed the, Niels
with great energy; and eloquence,
• ltsr.Tite list of Clerical • 009.1I110-
siouprs frern Huron to' the General
Assembly of thaPreebyteriete churoh
• which met in London last week,
pear. liugh Cameron, Mark Danby,
N. patterson,Jes. Prittibard. : And
emeng theelders preeent from Hur-
on were Jas, Broadfeot, Jas. Hilton,.
...T. R. Miller, •And, McCully, joho
•
AizioSr.-A farmer ,froni 'near
Hohnesville, after delivering a lociel
,of wood at. Young's bakery on Fri-
day; narrowly escapedfrom •having
a bad smashoep. • While on thecel-•
'vert Elm t4ni backed up and over
into the'ditbli.. The horse e became.
•confused, and ballet not been for the
timely presence of 'Mind of the die:,
ver, there might have been a sierious•
terminetion.• • • • • ,
• SmerEteotio.-,-The mare 'It.ennY
• who ;was sent up from Seafortlete
Goderich a coople of weeks ago for
hayiteg-stolena watch and chafe
teem Miss, Merphye and a. pair of
loots from a boarder at :the Queen's
*bes been. -sentenced :to 15
months imprisenment in the Central
Prieen foe the firse.offenee and to
two megebefor the seeond; the tivo,
-tenteliges tq ren .concueeently.
inedicel gentleman
on Ontario' street might have been
, .
ueeteeeveral evenings recently,inde e-,
frieuelytetking into piles and burn-
ing the street uaibilge Vy hioh had
accureetated in front of lis premities.
Prevention is•better than any, cp,re ;
:but the, Worthy M. -D. is sorely
showing a bed :„example. If many
tolldvit,tIieiiumbei of his patients
will likely be dieterially lesSened:
tleeeepe _ tepTsT. -HU
Tlie filial, drafts • pf the 'Statism -111g
committee the following elereymen,.
eateelte ',laces, named, in this. nistrict;
T. IE.. Campbeli.1, 'Can
ton, J. 4r Kineardiiie;'"Altrecr
Andrews. Holmes 'Ile, Wu,. _..Beelve
• Bayfield, Wm: .Baugli;--,Wnr.--
Ourle.-Heesall, 11. E. IiiikeLeiedeete•
bore', Thomas ;Stobbs, illyth, J. S.
Belgraee, ,E. 4. Chown, B.,
.4,; R. -W.. Seanlate• e Windham
-.George: II-.7.0.orriish, 'Brussels;
WetAe A -,•SoiLINER DID. '-•01.11
, Saturday as Mr. --e•-• -Beotlie while
aawing a board at Delierey's. Omen
• Factory, had thereitifOreene toeneet
with a rather peeuliee eeecident;
The board splintered and a pleat, Of
the fragments Struck Mre 13-obilt on
the face, disfiguring his 'cheek and
..eye considerably. He :was.; forte -
nate in escaping *latent the less of.
an eye. ••••
•l'Aiit*Att stitliota,,N-okt,-stio;-
_ day the Rev, J.. j.„_Rice vil preeth
hie farewell eernions in this neigh
borhood as folliewai:•Tn the tnorning
at Holmesville; et the London Road
in the afternoon; in the evening he
will occupy the pile -it of the 13: C.
Church here. Loge, CrOWlia .will
likely attend at each of the above
places• should the weatb�prote
davorable, as no daubt many „will be
anxious to hear theer :retiring pas-
tor's farewell sermons. He i going
•to Cubourg; and the people will not
likely heve the pleasure of again
listening to him t'QP ti considerable
Tut REIT. J. Oltilt, who is to be -
Mr, MeDonagh's suceessor in Olin -
eon, was, we are informed, ettition.
ed in Goderich over thirty years
ago. He appears to be a union time
fie the' following breotifaiewoo.--lagtr
week will shOW t "Rev, James
.Gray spoke approvingly of the basis,
Mr. Gray replied' tO the "genii
theory," as suggested hyl•Ii, Carson,
,and showed that , episcopaey and
prelady are things thee differ, and
,that any germ of epiecopety in the
:basis had no direction towerde pre
;lacy in its objecticentblaforme. Mr,
Gray also answered such as said ,the
uniOniste were rushing the question.
.To sueli as eey.."Cantion" he bade
, thanebeware' of erring in the &other
Alireetien. The men who oppose
Anion are chloily in the titles and
they do riot observe the obstructions
to Methodist progress, slob as pre -
nil in the small towne and villages,
Io next replied tA each Ate oppose
• so.called ."Dual heod,-",and sheW.
Ad that the preeident of the Annual
-'400irtitoor holds atipreent aethority
'in his own confereete. The Anon-
eini ,question *Watt 060 &Olt, npOfi,
,ably by Mr. Gray, who showed there
IOW 144.4tigerbtp•tbe COn4eeti0411
• ,EORKED rfER Friday
• evening the little egyee-yetiteold
daughter-of:4'4re V. C.' Morrison
WS, untying her shoes. The laces
.were tied ina knot, and the • little
creature resorted to the had practiee
pf• using a comeion three -tined
table fork to aCcomeeishliee .object.
The fork slipped,. one tine thltifir
&eat in the sight, andelie tether two
in the :!id, of the right eye, The
siglit of the eye will Ilke_be he dee:'
troyed forever, and the little girl
lias since stiffe'r.ed greae-pain.. The
esing of a fotP: for this purpose is a
• practice whicla, shoald, in all casea_e
be evoided, :
• .NAiinoW:ESCAPM-On• Saturday
last Mr. Wth: :Young escaped what
Might. have been A fatal! accident.
He wasdriving towards therailway
croeaing, near the stafioh, when a
gravel train was approaching, . The
• torsebeeame frighteged and pluegeci
forward. The toutecolar power art
Mr. Young atoned the hold•bab.k
strap to give way. If the -animal.
were allowed t� proceed, a colligion
ware sure, and if the ribbotill.
weee broughttobear in the case the
*wagoo evoold come in contaet with
the rising pedals • of the tieinial.
The trait?. was still e,pproechhig and
things looked bine, hat, thanks to
Providonee, thetorsevely gob 'dose
enough to .graze his nose on the
running . train, It .was. a very
narrow escape.
Itirrtn0IXD,-,41r, D. Cattelon re-
t nrned from thelsTorth west last Week.
. tie spealte favorably of that totantey
as a Whble. Peesent appearandeS
favor a splendid harvest, In regard
to emehinery and wagonalli`e
'coutitry is liberally sepplied and
competition ad keen that ytieee
notVerage much higher, if aey,
than in Ontario. no came from
Prieee Arthur's Lainfleg by boat,
the C. p. R. being now eempleted
from that point some r,000 milea.
westWard. In speaking of the lake
bode lie highly tommends the °Me -
m% on the Manitoba of the Betty
line. A elight mishap . occurred to
the inachiebry of tido boat en Mr.
Cantelen'S Tlownward trip, but the
coo
Iness and evident good sequan-
ship of the Captain. and °Meets allay-
ed any rising fears; • The Manitoba
WAs afterward towed to SaPnia,
• T. patimmotera are warning
their we for rostd 40y,. and he,Ye
iesued preclaintatioue of -"You are
hereby duly notified to eat all Van-
• *limn thietlhe on your poverty from
thie date gilder penalty," ste, etc.
Get to work, '
Tun haying ifl eoriiing,00, awl' hir-
ed wee con hardly be had at any
price. One hrindred atid tWenty
dollars for four', months ere beim; plf-
ered for good Men in some seetiqua
• Where are all the emigrants? •
Mason.° 84numir in Town Ball
next Sunday t 3:00 p. m, A. fine
religious and intellectoal treat may
be eXpeeted. Masons With their
adoustomed liberality in good works
have induced tthe Rev. 3/1i. Smith,
of Guelph, to eliver a sermon upon
tins occasion. The collection fond
will be in aid of the Formosa Fres-
byterian Mimi= fuod• All are in-
vited.
LAMP Ftelearee-A gentlemanin
town seoured,, a female help fiom
among the. riaceeely arriyeel immi-
grants. In ti lug the lempeshe wee
as much royslAtled how the oil got
inside the lamp bowl as George Rex
was puzzled to account for the gee
pie inside the dumpling without any
seam in the pastry covering to sliew
where it lied beenjomed. However,
she crossed the Riihican in,P, stream
of coal oil, for she poueed the oil
down the lamp chimney and would. ee, ow word
ring -until now had in cOnneetion „with a
have been poo
the oil pot g, Proposed change in theevecation of
iven out.
4, M. Taylor, one of thmost
4n,,,0.89. 41. coopEil, a the 9th Mr. e
con. Goderich Township, recei;red praOtieel as well as poetical"eift. am-
bitious one tine Clintonians, there
• lastweek, at •Clinton 'Station, trim •is rcor contention as to whether
SowerbY, the stock breeder, of
Guelph, that gentleman will actually be gee -
a thoroehred berkshire pig, ting tip any hieher in sobia,1 states,
for :service, 1 weeks old. -It is one by edepting the legal •profession..
•orale finest pigs that has eveiebeen A povate letter from Ottawa in -
brought. to this sectien, and has a forMa us that Mr, Taylor will eiY
odigred avldch will speak for •the, god -bye to Ottawa and teaching
animal. :Mr. Copper cloes" ceosider- aboet the 20,th of June, and during
able in the Way of keeping up the vacatibo will,visit the Thousand
good nam e: of thor&-bred stock in
eine townehip, and no doubt his effy Islands, Bestop, Now York and the
heOallditanOtt
orts in this direction will be much eclinitton.aTheiv forieaellt0lil g
c, 'ouOpleofiyt et iirs
apprediated, The enimal can now he will settletsdoWn to %cod pan,' or
be seen an Mr. Cooper's'prewises, a. study of lew. .
THE CLINTOX.WHEEreitate—At a, "IiimieR41, CEm.,Danbr."-Mr.
meeting on Monday evening of tbe oh T. T. Midellemore, the foinider
Clinton Bicyclists it was thought
•advisable to form themeelves into a
'Club. The follewing offices were
appeinted ; . .
elresieont, D. A. Forrester. ••
. Vice -President, W. W. lettatin.
• Seek etary, W. fl. leansford
Treitsurer, J. le Tisdall:. - '
Captain, R. Mimes.
Knarno-Noor paring e make it most
excellent untwire for potting pines,
vine; pelargoniums* eni., sod One
cau etiaily make arrangements with
the leeareet bladkamith td eeire theni.
• =ANEW JIMMY fanner reptirts'
that a dressing of eight beehels per
acre t,f ealt to land badly infeated
with white grubs, enable4 itrn to
raise good crops of corn fer three
yeara past, which. Was 4111)084e
preview; to this application.
Aq Ohio fernier says thet repeet-
ed experiment and long observatipn
bre aptialied him that fiat culture
of potatoes met oely requires less
lahu,r than billing, but produces becey-
ier erive Of equally good quality,
and this whether the season be wet
or dry.
Lienp.aps.-Mr. N. L. Minim,
the wealthee publisher of New York',
has seed the` „fierakt for $100,000,
being hie estimate of dartuiges sus-
tained throegh the publication of
personal ite4e4 in the "sassyiety"
column of thett journal. Munro s
wife will net liye with him in con-
sequence of whgt wa$ published.
Our local cotem. 110 better take
'warning. It is aboeet as bed to
publish personals thet . will preyent
bachelotirom getting a wife ae it
is to cause a worrier} `to separate
from her liushaied.
Exemsremil.-Well, although we
• Bolder, T. Jaceson. ,er,
est Lieutenant, lie flolmes, Jr. •
earl Lieutenant, Clues Dickson.
The Club has about 12 members
and 7 wheels, With a prospeet of:
• more very•sogn. ,The Club, meets
, „ •
for tlepir 'first' ren nn Filday ate4
p. nie; when a full torn out is ,ex-
•
CfrUliCtI cggg: Sunday
morning the. -pulpit .of the B. C.
church was fillee by the old pastor,
Rev: R. Thomas; •of Chagrin -Fella;
, Thetext chosen for the ecca-
'slot) was the 2nd chap„ of.Colossiane.
-and-th eee3iel-Versee ` 'In 'W hone are
bid elle.the treaeures of wiedont and
'.knoewlediTe."-In the. evening the
.Reei, T. W. :Blatchford preached hfs
.taieewell apemen, froni the po'o chap,
of Acts ana:32nd. Verse, :..`'And now,
1.4,.ethren, I. conimend. you to God,
eiged-tathe word Of.1-1.1s grace, which
0 able to build you tip, mid to•giee
yoe an inhetitenee entente all. theni
hick .ftre sanetified " The church .
seas well ,filled en beth 'ocaimione,"
•the congregationwee'
' eSpBC1ally
lighted to hear 'their old .pestor'
:Thomas, 'once 'More. The people of
the town will Ones Mr. Blatenford,,
• as . he was •well liked by. He
'carries with bini to his sneeti tied. cif
labor the' best wishes of tbo• peapte.
Clintenev,-..46.ho...:-Critevei
the Baptist °buret], will preneffien,
the B. P.. 'church- •nexe• ,.Senclay
enereipg,--Itee, ;J. 11: 41ce,. aed.'
•fatnilre.xpect toeeteke..itheiredenart.
tare for . Cohourg. on W,edneede.y„
27th leniteeeBeee W. MeDoreteli
pleachrehmeefarewell sermon' pakt.
Sabbath: One week from teenier=
;rew he, kitleave for hie tieWefield
of•labor e,.e scroll!. The .meny tid-•,
'wirers of life' able minietration .here
will Verynioth regret his departure, '
. .
Jes;. artli
arid, • wife,. Of :61oderieb,-...13toppecl: h
few ho ore ,in„ Cli Pewee -MI elVede ea -
day. They were on -their wily east.
for .t lee; beiefit:0131r.„..113'e. e.attle;
Which, thotigh better than fot. many
. -
rineriehepaet, is not .to 'geed . as d� -
aired. -Messrs. Vivian' and Cerniati •
"of Gederich were in 'Wien on Fri;
7da1Vliss Alice Smith is,on ,a • two
..week"ailis'nee_to.. St., Theontea.-Rev.
.R• Th.:Mots, of-Gebak,Yrin Falk 011ie,.
,Who has ,beeti.enjoAtigebiniself for. e
.fevi days abte.*Clititori,-.-Willjeeye
for IMMO:nat. Thurikday.41ar.-Wi
- tem Toronto, is here again
taking a .luok aroendelicane.-Ree:
TW. • Blatchford !leaves for his new
field of lebeiet Londotee .South, en
.Tliuritclay of thisWeek.--eDL Worth-.
Ingten, of Clieteasehalebeen ' elected
:1st vice -President of the Ontrrio
• .111ed Wesseeiatioir.-M r Bai leve
of'•Foster end Bailey, Clietemieetme• .
ducted the services, in. the. C. M.
-church,eaforth, 'on -a -recent ',Sun-
day. -4.., Mile, the feney geode Men,
returned f tore.-Ganenoque en Salute-.
•day, -p, M. Angoe, of. the p9 ere,
• eery, was doing the Forest City this
week„--eAtr, John: R. Steep, .fortner-
ly of tliia plapo, is teaching school' a
'short' distanee feint Winnipeg)! ativ
large tielai-34%-leles. Morley, of Bl -
,grave, was in town lest Saterdar. •
• ImiteaRANeeee--.A flambee:Of ein.• •
igrante from:Galway, •.Ireland, are
rived in -Clinttnerclireetirmer the old.
sod, on Friday. last, They were of
all eget, froin the infant to the aged
grandparent. Children seemed to
• predomilotte noteetically. They Were
housed in the drill shed mai Pre-
vided . with food liy° the obit WraTion;
• Private citizens were very. kinil.to
them, We obsereed • Mrs, Corbett
liberallydistributing quantities, of
• In ilk iuiro±i h:e-poerilatletls'Iravel
soiled strangers. . We believe that
those Of the party Who are able to
work found employinent, at once.
There seems'te bo a heartless die -
position among some to ridicule this
class of peOple; Irreerthe questions
put and •tensiers.egiven .eotmerning
them by a few, tem would imagine
that they were hardly `human beinge,
at all -merely' curioue apeeimens of
immunity' sent here to bear the
:bold . awe and ' uefeeling eriti--
cisin of the With. luclicieds.
encouragement, however, they may
beeome rood eititexis, Of these Gal-
way emigrahts the Olobe says i-
4‘Etteli'of the emigrants landed had
been furnished by the heal° atithori.
ties with 46, and hadsa poend•and a
half of ready'- 'cash p anding on
this side et the Atlantie, or trite as
inuch AS, WO venture EtaY, inkiy
thoUgands Of former Irish etnigratits
Iiad Vbo. removing of these.poor
'to 'this toritiamit i uriqnestionably
a blessing to them and they ill
iprOV,0 ValUd,;ble eitiZeme."
FlItterflity .90111g$.
SiaFOnnt 0hJAPTV1t, o. 66, Bo
installation of
the followiug officere of this Chap-
ter took place in the Malawi() hall,
Cliuton, on Friday evening, I5th
IstEruypal Cetapanifin, D. 141104
2n4 • E. Cappalden, OM Ewing
era E. Cothp.sulep, J. Maewbirter
Ecribe E. Companlope T. L. Fortune
Scribe Cinapanien, T. K. Anderson
Principal Sujvrner; OeinNanion, Jahn Idefatfre
Sealer 4 Wm, JOU
Junior " James Moore
Janitor • Joseph Rider
PJeaeing feature in the proceed -
jogs of the evening yes the presen-
tation of a Past 4 e w el to Right
Excellent Companion D. X. Mal-
loehs who has tuledthis Chapter for the
Past Year, and was again Waded and
installed as First Principal of the
Council ,for the current year, As
was truly reeked by the Senior
Installing Officer, 4.4. Companion
Major :Murray, who' in the name of
his brethren made the presentainoe•
this gift, although in itself of com-
paratively little'value, was no,empty
compliment, bat the expression of
,an earnesrendeayor on the part of
the givers ." to declare and record
theie appreciation of subetantial
benefite received. Mr. Malloch has
been the Foster Father of the Chap-
ter Mace its institution.: In fine.
weather mid four; whether the meet-
ing place wee Seqterth or Clinton,
be was al)vays et his post, and train
first to Ittet, under his ruling there
has never been a note out of her-
Mony in the working of the Chapter.
The jewelis a gold and of some
value, end bears the following
in-
acription
rresented to E.; E. Companion, .T4 Al. •Matlock
Past Prinotinte S., by The Compantems of Sea.
lora Chapter,_ No, 08, G. It. O., Juno 165h,
.it fnrnfolied by Mr. M. 13:
°Renter, Of Seaford], who has we're,
than a local reputation for his tast
inteee
and rity in bUa!
siness transa
• 0,
tibne. •
• S. H. le 0. 4.-Pge semi-annual
Meeting 91 -South „ I:I,uron eLeered
Orange" Aesopiation eette • held ti
held in Cliet9e. on Tuesde'ereof last
week. 1)014i/tie were Preseeit from
GOderiell, Seaforeh, Varna,
Bayfield and othee places. Oeenty
of the Orphati, Ohildren's'Emigration Master, Bro. Tho. Cooper, Clinton,
ChatitY,. "Orit., left ocaupied the dhahe aed Bro.. Ed.
pool cm. the .7th inst, ie the S. S. FloodY, seeetitary of theAssociatien,
and 80 ,boys betweee the egos of 3 attended
edoeld i;toertsliep
CireesSiap with a party of 50 girls Bt
erfornietl utoielsi
.and 15 year4 who are 'brought out assigned themin a genuibe, brotherly
to this cometry fer telopeion or hirt, as well as hosiness-like, rntioner,
Chiefly among farmers. They are 4 Bro..W. W. Connor gave a Very 07.
expected to arrive at the atithrie teresting resume Of the doinge et
Home near.t.he city, on or ebout the the Grand Lodge, from' the annual
20th jest. Thiswill behIr.°Middle- 'Meeting of which he hadbet ii..feW
mote's nth annual vieiteeith iuee'n- days befbre reta•reed, .His remarks
ile ernigraets since 18.7. APO' were of a very reasearing.nature ti•
cage* acetlfneaniact with good ref e jthose who are alive- to the pri,nciplee
erences,'foi, the childeen•expected to ' and prOgress' of the Loyal Orange.
arrive are required, Further 'per- ' Order and Protestant and: British
ticuiere May be obtain by address- supremacy and , Brill& connexion.
ing 1r.R. Gilebens. Manager of A large aniount of TrivalrbtfaneAs
'the Qutlitie.lienne 3.opcloe, Ont.
was 'transa,cted, hue -not without
Street Pitiote. at he Division --lengthy and animated discussion. It
Court at. Odessa, °minty of. Len- was decided that the lodges.tepre-
ilex; Lard SOIRB intereseing- &gees. stinted would attend tlie grand •cele -
•Amongst them was thee of Stonts vs. bration •Wood$6pek on the 12th
Bond. The plff's horse get scered at July, All thelorethren 9£ the county'
some sheep ontheread,..veheeled sud intend going there as elm lode, with
deny, upset, smaeliecl things gener- •one stand ofdelete and yoe.band:
elly•and ran away.' ,Ple,intiff Want- They Will healniadad, by the werran
*ed. defendept 'eo pay the cleinekes'at of L.Q.L.Icio. 24, Bayfteld, the old
• •,
the tine beeause ;he . was owner of, est in the county, probably thy Old -
the, wbolly ,anitlials, The Judge eet en Western Onearia • There will
held that althoegh there was 'te. he about 500 Orangemen from this
'toWtishioliky-law proltibiteng, animals' county, and eprobably as Many
B4, targe peilyiding a penalty,' tri:eads v,1J14tcoornpaly idle brethren.
of Poundage, the elleep had as inticli 'Very eh tip faxes will be e'eninged
rigat 11051•.:•so-ared--ittr—t-60-7,for.
Three
ress G 11;
PRINTS,.
oodles/
he Most Conwlete Ptock
of Dry Goods; •
The Greatest Ptoolc of
Clothing,
lerped§, Hats, Caps, $10rts
WE HAVE EVER *SHOWN..
Coats
Prj,ves in Dress
TnprIense'Stock to seipt, froin.
TJADIES
See ur Printq, Sqe Parasols,
Spring and Slimmer Hat§
GREAT VARIETY.
0
Enwjal,sco,T..04,F0T4Is4
ritIMIPDP)
Coatings; Worstpds, SergeS, ezqt
THE LAAGEST STOCK IN HURON,
• —
Our Cutter, J. k C le
• ALwAivs 'GIVES SATISFAOTION..
StylishCutting, Gogg.Materia;
Fine-PrQes
, ,
.agg •STpCSBEFQR-E ORDERINq
• 0:
,e1TAiio-it„pd Valug
¶Ib Most Oomplete Stock
. ,
•
' • •
•••1•••••••
hove) as the .lierse to .-get scared at. .Ath special Meeting ef the tast'.
thasheep. -Action. sho'uld have been ., 'Middlesex. County Ledee of Orange-
breught egainst "theIC.pathnoteter''as linen .Mi Tuesday efeernati;e1.3ro. W. , as his diaty to attelid to ationtels :' Wi
„ F tzgerfild; Conioy. Master, pre -
at •Itirgee "Bring .the. patliniastere - siding; it was. decided teattend the
before me," MS honor said, "and 1 ',I,Voor4stgi3k.4emoostration ,onjuly
will teach thentetheireduty io. this' 12th. • ' • • ..., ' • .
j'eePee.,t.i".7:17.' • ', ... . • . ...; : .77--•:,- ' ThT,•-O-rr-ceTea7-S-eii-t-L-'ietelwill'. issue.
50,0.01.. mai* copies "'far ,the '12th.
.. 'SeoRitY.:reeAbOut, 3' o'clecle p, 'M..
on Mdnday,t a:storm whit:de-had only* : It. ••*.i,11:•;cent4l11 ',Ole' dein& ef; the •
..1. 2th lit all parts of .theDorniyeo' re
.eppearedebrewiegelnreartew .ininetes
:previoue' eteeee .. -wee) soeei,arged - G. 0.: ie B. A. -The -64th s'ession
of the. Gra.ndOrange Lodge of :Bri&
:fury and sleet and Tain'upon. our •
tew.xe Tee rah, desceoded; packing ish' Aree'rt'ac7rnet . last: week int St,
..
boxes. smOatherinee.The attendance.% was
kim
ed, along' about pedee
..trien tip.,d,. high at lightieug expeese.•e:ery lerge, es.pedially from' Ontario,.
Among the. delegates . teem TIIT'on• '
epeed;:eignstinit, had for years bray.'
ed town by.laws, we observe the name. of the veteran.
Wes, street insPector'e
NV:. - Connor,.ok Bay:field,. wlip,
Stern beheets end the' anathemas. Of .- W '
ordeeloying eitizens, yielded to the - acted as proxy for S. Hurere.C.:1)1,,
-
Te Coopee, who:could not 'be pre-
4aliettninia power of..'•the'Sterin -king,- •
and :parted' from. their MOoringe, sent,' l'a•villg io his -duties : 'et•lbe
Reran C9uney Council as htherubie
..e0.10 to be known no More: foreveree;
ktillon of -that body,.'Henry Perkins,.' 'Coe
possibli. The coveys, of.fivee
crockery jars sailed rthrotigh the air1rtiit6'-I‘T.:. Huron.; Robert Mahood;
D.Me Ferdwich e E.. DaW8911, D.M.,'
with the beteyancy.ofe.one'e Of Her
bleb sea. "Shuetere "beeanie etterly '
the. IiCeird. Seiforth•-.SiideA,... j, Davidson, Leak- '
Majetty's eorvettei • in •
now, were also conong, the de1eget4..
preSent limn. thie section'.'•
reckless and.got• UP": on ,epd, now
•
perpendicular, againab an angle of .. •R. .B K. L-The:.annual sessiox.
forty:di v.e,.' then: o.verecifile by the, 'i°,sftlitieTerraic.nad
WBala:Ceth-
prone upon the erth,Thetre.Itheld Chapter of_13rft-
'.in St..
NWS: of .gray,it'atiOri took', a ration h
arinee jetieb5th and 'following daye.
a' ' tei:.
we'Pereiceiarly,nnticed•thOse.froutinge ',The 6raP(1. Registrar's -report ' gave
.e, . 'Or.der. evits-'in aPeerin•Blecke-ewayed to and .fin: evidence that the ,
,Sir ' W. H.
dwaleticinigl2H-opesePteer.,17c:Itile7.hoOf.i4v'ePtf4,181ii:" inr, Id[49:;?'nitlYii,11gGldcdt:(11.6ithi°, h'ir.: as :elected D'' .
headh: 0 010.4tei.n-itiattclrites:',of Old ..G. Treasurer, and ,Sir Henry. Per-
Borees with phecorie.ontilited Milani; •:1111c", Gerrie...a Grand Committee-
itYeeppesed to be. emborliedhinap mati- ' • 2. - . '.. . . ee, . 0.
e .
yartingten would say, ' beefiri4e--pice
U:aibiellas as AI '" ' -0. O. F.4 -The High Court Cana -
then -Order 'of Foteetets Was in 'Ses- •
/eastern eaten), , , I's, .--,... . .
verse,' they teiccumbed to the rever, ',Shin fit;'.441"4:19e1" 'Mt week. 'About
with one ' of '•'
1.1mniniateewere . present, Bro.. ;.A,:
delegatea-fromealf • parte of the
sible ai•linmene to do the irievitable.r 12§.
' .A, seal wart pedeetrian w
these ribbed . 8°rue:thee- weapons' .of Hale was te 'delegate froui •• Clinton .
etertpee took 'shelter in the recess Of 'aed A. Saunders from Gocleriche , A
' a- friendly ' shop -doer; and as 'he moonlight excursion wasgi'ven by
. shook hinnielf like e Xewfourielltind the'Court, to the Thousand It.ltinds
dogjust after e rescue, andthen the in the evening in heifer Of the:High :
umbrella with e vigor worthy of an -Court.beenrAmetig the officers elected
.eehilady whose corns heel.
tremped upon, remarked, "Well -were,: Registrar, Alex,' 'McIntyre,
.
•
..I,ecknew ;Chaplain, Bee, • Jamesue
mewed _ i 0 ,..,e. ritehard, Aulnien; 3.• W., A,
' I • :
Wowed Wit hasn't taken some thee to man, Londesfiero
make up my mind whether I'm in -
The ease of Mabeffy vs. Hawkins
eiderontebriqerdi down or whether
„ et al for the right to use certain
its only tide confounded umbrella. property et Pope Albert, in the
'When be removed something less 'township of Ashfield, under the Mill
then egalloe a water and ;Area Privileges Act, which was referred
nand from his eyes he founcluatthat to the County Judge from a former
• it Was only the should be raii pre Chancery canopy that pelessly
ho' Chancety Sittit'g' was decided last'
, by judge Toms, who awarded
• demoralized, '
the parties the following compense.-
, - - s then for their land, Geo. Ilawkine
•Camay tatrritiaty__ ...—.42b0 4 A. C. Ifawkies $100 ;
• --- • y Otway, $50.
The village of Ilensall can now -
beast pf a fully equipped telt well - .
end le.now turning out 'the' menu-
-factored saline,
The annual Bible Christian con
-
femme teat held in the baseineet of
the Bible Ohristian church, Exeter,
Motiday of last week, netted
$200.
The Megsre. Ctole, of the tendon
lia,ve oyer two hundred stock
cattle,whiehthey are grass fending
On their seYeral tarn's.'"
albriggan,
Lisle •Thread.,
Merino,
Cashxnere,
Woollen,
Cotton.
• Wei have the above range of'Goods in 03., 1Q; 10*,
aii,(1. 11; Tho. stock is one of the largest in this seption.
See -our Line, 4, Pair for25 Cts.
A. splendict.lii.of Balbriggan Goods, $1.25 per
• half dozen... '
mplanuess7nomerspens7oasswoosiossosamommie.7.
. VI •
• . "P
PdAitY
AN L
. . .
'Twas evening (n May, aiid the soft zephyrs sIghe,d-
• ;Through branches low Wildina,Above, , • .
• My Mery and 1, aff`we watuler'd Wong • . • ''•
. And wriiipered attifauty and love— •
Well plaice' as a nast.hke the hirdlings,.1. Saki,
And noVer shall 'part any more., • •
yes,l she replied, and en furnish It ntee•-:—
. Al the "Red Beeker"...rutnTtuto SWIM. •
• "Ealr creature I there's many a Wealthier ihan ,
WOuldghtellv have you form
But no 0,10 eau love youlnere fondly than I,
• ' 5ty treasure, and beauty, and 'Adel
Oh rhad I a mansion j with carpets of gold— ,
•• And-of-s11-1,,Or-145-never the fiber.% •ButsiilIttn'
-
she said, "You can purchase theliest,
00"Ited Beekee'l.tourniblire .Store,'• ' • .
spread 'you a cone ppon which to reeling
• When evening shall eall na to test, '
Of the fleeciest down." Bat she Said with a Sig1P, • -
."1 like neeersee eminence the hest."
'Then HO shall it be, I ave.—and, tables11 id,'
'Anil state from some far ellatalit shore."
"Oh., he she exclaimed, "Oak have elegant ceeir
At the 'Red Rocker" Furniture St.ore." '-
Wo wont, Hippy day; I Can T ever forget
• ..'1'he pleasure that boatned itt het face
As she gazed it the marvels of beatity.displayed
• in this nlbat Wonderful place? •
We furnished oi.r nest in an elegant style. • '
Been nutrridd a twelvemonth of mote,
And:dory is slOginrthis song to.her 'bithe,1
- Of the "Bettqtacker" Eartilture Start,
ete
i#
A. A. SENNETT,
' Sign of the )
•
lited11100ker
.,neeeeto Iearland's
hardware
40 Store,
b.
0 • ce
41)04. t) tz'
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4014600010as
1b,
••
"4.
tol, opt '4,
,
p.
ca.)
During a repent thunder. storm FESTIVAL OF
the houses of Mrs. Torrance, at one •
. A dertivioN
Baptist.
'St. John the
I „ . „
.end of the village of Itookwocids and,
ttirrutk Dbywkligial..tnintigie. otortf4til., ing.thivstatonjiwoirlii010.:11,8iftl,74fribleffrbifyynttIntne ;wee vicainalty-
0 / . . M. 11
dwelling was not.inueli damagedatomiras, mole
tge other' woe greatlY- shattered, the
eleetrieduid pessing through it into •TvIni Irttlittl'eSitttiriSlies UndlitY4
the cistern, which was exploded. at8:00 'P. M. 'be 0easetias will So to Kid tho,
Vh° 4411eht iQ)1°"Ci the st6v6 Pi"' ,Prir liTValitZe'etC-soseeitio at tile Ms.
and blew off te door et the 'house, Mit Bali, latlhOCI Wi.Was and More in ptO•
and a boy lightitg a fire in the stove cebiori to the TaWn Hal .
J. H.teWniatin, T. L ro „
ba,t1 a tirttoalout ptioa,po. FNeorttarY.
For 60 0Cents
TO LIAM' Mr \1st,488
• Or Exam)* is cont(41.ts'. It is radby thoutihn.dp
ttyid Itoknow1edg4to bG 0/1' of tho bosf Local papors
Coqnty, 11,6ad it And judge for yoursolf.
.,PIHER.St
41.11114A4.00
New-Apparatimliewileaosso4e, ow$1001
Now 'prepared b. turn oo at Pitt Work 11S Cat matlo,ittCaul