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The Huron Expositor, 1901-01-04, Page 1I I MI W= , r- � I — r� � I - ---1 7� -.- ------ — � � —11 , . - — - - . . . -1 -1 I --l-1111-- — I—— ---- - - . - . . . . I . - A . I � . I . I � —- — . I . I � . . . � i —,,--,�...�—�—,--�—��---�11--�— . . . I � - I � . - . --:— . — � . - 7 � I., -- -1r7J--- - �T I i I I � : I � . I � � I — , �— � .. --R � . . I I � - . t . . . . . . , - I 'i . . . r. . . i . � , I . i - I i i . I . , � . , I . I . I I I i i I . I � I � ; - � - . � . I . . .- . I I I . . . . I I � � I . � ., I . ! , . � . I .. . I , , , . I I � I � . .- , , . -- " I . � [ , . . I - I . . - . , .1 � , . I I : I - "-,-- � - .1. , , I -''- I I - . � � . I. . I I . I . . I �r t . I . I - � - .. I -� . %; - I' - � I I , : � ! - - ! � . . � . I - I I . I . - I . . . . I . � w � . - � . I I - I . I � . - I I - � I I . ..� I I . I I I . . � . I � I I I I . I . — . . - . I � i I I . - � , - . - I I ; � ! � . I � , I � t I I i i ; ; � . . I 1 4 I - I I I I . � f - - -- - ---- . I I - :i at � I I 1 4 1 4 � . I j 4 I I I . -1 I i I � 1 I - I MO& . . � � 1 4 i I — 11 I . Nr ! I . � V � . � - 1,1 �rmhl - . I � 1. -- . . -.--,.Z I . I .. . I ' . - " . a , I � I I - 11 . � I . - , I : . � . ( � i T - "I I` , - , I . - - � I - I � I " --- . OB., !Pub K � - - . . — �, - . . � - ---- -- . , MeLEAN BR lishers. .. , - I . I f----,---,--- - I 1. i - rill. � ; �, � y -1 I - ; � I I � " - i1p, JANUARY 4 19010 $1 a in nce, I ... . I � � I ; Year � Adv� I � I S - I � � . � THIRTY-FIRST YEAR . ,I- i AFOR 9 f I . t. - I � , r � 9 I . � I ;1' - i � -- t ; I I I I . - . - � � --- I I : ! --- - I . 722!2�� ! . - ,WHOLE NUMBER, 1,72'. .1 - .� .'I I -- — -- � � . - . - . - , . . . . I -- I I . t I i I � �= h 1, � son, A. P. 3 r I I -- — � � $ Couiocilloro,—Alex. Divi oynt, platform, he lase stood out p 4orninently as a 4 . i . . I Z h time i !he heads a 1 I . '. JOATION muc to - ose, the . factor in the' county's development, and, I - . I I � RAILWAY DISCUIM I I A Sawyeriall, , James Gilles R. J. Uacdonald, J. M. . � I - Miller, by . � � . I I I 10), alp orted' by I every I - while be possesi a good deal of vigoro his . 4 : I � - � IIN S. , deputatio. . I o X, Best, Wm. VMelith. All'! elected by scola . AND OTHER. TH f - : � ; " ever grain save in mation., - years are telling on him, and ihe must soon . I L. � i y I iro * *4 . I des, er and by, every � � . � . .- � "I", 7 - - rovince, to trinand 'that the overn. — I . 0 ' I i .. . Doi the, P I � . I (of Sed irth. HiBaERT.— . bh Sadler. slip from the arill o ot - i . I EDUOR EXPOR oR,—Toe Glooe did ' Reeve, I a Ivity. r He e is one '. 2 � ar, .. I A k " in the 7: I I . compel � fl . I t tall tie ne�Temsa Y!stops: to �. i I ., "' I --" . Sforill' Melady, of the few remaining an - 7 ,; I my last, r any -o -the cill letters men —Dalryml $- ... . I - . publish to the Councillors, Ile, & P� . P . . our two re iii railway �o �Sct: u Containing 60 photographic views county, most of hie oo-I&borerJ having pre- . �i - I . .. 9 Oliver, Mail , Howard . ilil ; . that appeared in Tnn EXI il!rorn till whi calls for cars McLaren, , Grey. � � �t I � . I terms of their charter, whi of the principal4breets, churches, . —�- 0 ceded him to another- world, rid while his ��. I - I � - . . I I I . . � I . me last fall -i Judging fill late ell - I �� I � I I .. Wieathe to ti J being suppi d proml�tly 4nd o dis- schools. factories, places of buei. �� Huron Notes. life has been filled with y in this 1� . . SO&SOnable . � I Is, the edito must h ve recii1ved I . i - 7 1i I . . - toris' ury I�, f rel h t i stesi, thet be ter, If , *v to' I . ' criminatio ness, revidencel etc, :' tih so things �h I - .� r J. Mason, of Blyth, who I N � I er —Mrs. se hotel world, he has -not neglect -. I '- light on railway rcl ement, which I is ro erly forced it� will . als for the r � � - - � I 110 I I 1. this law P add at was burneA out recently, has bought Kelly's which isre regarded " ess nti .1 � . I � C? -1 . . . i must confeel I, , T ii, least ten 0 next. I- � . I . - - -�,& - - ��,&,& �� Ik� 1&1& - - I better Iste thiler ons to the eni : arc ings Of Frice 25C, by MUH30C h,t,l for $$,200. - . - - - 1 71010 - - d me to hear Pre nier Ross, in bi I , I .. � H I . sul e a i 11 . .. I io cars 1-2 a , 1230 th, Alex. I i own Aoquent V1 It , liudi ig the able man —Mr. D�' MoCorni ham disposed of . . �! : I � the produc n of thl the —Thursda December L "i . �- . � . rem dence, north L - : , I . � I - ought to be allowed toi or as ,'06 lin 3s when ; I I � ! � lent of C. P7 Rayi, wil both the , , Queen's hotel, in Dung nnon, to Mr. J. Thom dged at his ... � I - I. agen y, aged 66 . bad . , . . - W )r shOul AiDericari XJ JUA All Mountaitil of Londesborc � 11118ron, ye irs. He I j I : ! anted at It 3me, neithl houn Gil ; � I � f ; local and the ex1port trade ofthis. Province AUX, WIN"D _L �� i T , freight be allowed to be - o*rri d ; rough - - poorly for some time I wi ,ULI -with the, i Sal , s � - , 19obb, of Tuclierismith, recently been ill dha�thnl - s ie con . ' t an I hey are — born in Boot el had dition of the weather has more to do were paralyzed.for the want of p!oper rail - L John . , 11, rid -, : it I the country at lower ra so I team for Deceased w � I � f : Amon-�--SIEAFOI&TH. disposed of a fine heavy dr&ught - I in the clothing business tha in any other -line of .tra e ,way.a000mmodation. L I . I prepared to carry Ciii t is I �roduce. fit I 1- I �- Thin fall has been nol worse than it h . I , 1 ----2�— $ They were bought for export to Erl been a reside , of Grey for 151 or 20 years. ,i relativ ly t6 oi a par �—. 365. � I - � t - Pi q . land. i I t � 5 � -, I ii ther., .that is ,. , , Mrs. Thom pre -deceased I her husband. - . Seasonable wea . � - T "�; 1. M. ,AV 011 f..ha in 0 or Ow can we - T &A A.- uv Gilles is B. Van A, son —A A& liter reside in rev and Mrs. - h "beenevery fall since C. M. Hays and G, . Freights ought � L -- that we know of. 1, . � . I ro Rieves got control of ,'the road, arill - wav P: 0 U ere, . U& I . r v — a old and- worthy resident of Grey - . � a' c ther in the winter, a t to compot rcfitably ith our a u .L. Blatoh- oxeter, is an her daughter. L weather in summer n I cold wea � . . 4 ; justice to Mr, Hays, it has been no worl a ever expeo. V Egmond, G. Pybum, M. Bielby, pasted away on Tnesday of last week, in the Moffatt, of Z J. William- I . . wor markets. Local R - E -Murray, L - We are sorry to hear th ' " We'are lookib . neighbors in t is d � ford, F. Gray, T. ,gan, * � prime requisites for satisfact ry trade. I than it has been for the last forty year . ' . . I person of Thomas Wright, of Jamestown, at . rates are all ul 0 0 Instance, he il Maell R. Carter, T. Latil Class III. son, a well known resident of ';the 17th con- . . . . , The railway charters, having been allowel frof I n 6 to 10 miles is 3J a itil 10) Iles, 9i. A. Smitlie, H. Dorrance, S. Seel, A. Me. the advanced aqe of 79 yy=rs. . forward with good will to the cold snap that is . co g to remain a �' dead fill " ever since the t —Mine Lottie Kirk ride, of Goderich, 'oession of Grey- im in veryl poor health. Mi 11 , I I is I * I I , , .1 Wr, 1 " d 11ol ce i ; &on Sea orth .W Mann, T. Welsh. One day last week he had something like a i � I you will need your fur coat this -winter, although � . dents ; 150 nallol ce 6 1 1 C . was married recently in British Columbia, � � . mill roads were built, the marisvement has been Halifax and St, John, .1 0 lenth. he rate . Brownell. lying in the � I -- . . I fully as good as the courill could have ox- an j[ Form III.. (�rl class I., H to Mr. W, H. Benno, it, of Birmingham, stroke of paralysis, being foun - ' . 0 Port I beit g n W 12 . Olgill R - upon the .. round, M r. �� 13 weather has so far been the rule. . - I pebted. It is to be: hoped' .that t cl from Chicago to Port I . ilson, A. Waugh, A. Scott, England. 1 . I yard prostrate I I � . . . I - . cents, and I) Ilse bee Ila !lovy as cents. F. Broadfoot, B. Case, C. White, M. Keys, —1 he a p eyes& o th),Goderich knitting Williamson in well cl towat d8 70 years of i . I 61 Menace of Monopoly," ihat is now 9 used will lesd -. . I aeaie pleased to state'that t e . of Montreal an, I I ortland; having been looked C. Bills, R. Smith, J. Lowrie, I. McDonald. Mr. age, but .we hope the means I To the,after Christmas b-uyer w go common, will dpen the.eyes the publ in has Class III., S. Still C. Slater, R. Humph- factory- resented t1i manager, - ,� Ij nearly all f 41, the most of i our gr -i p late recovery in tl�e near -future. I e to see that it is Mini the f4rovernni � i�. Lewitt, with a handsom 3LChristmais present to his corn I I . - car still with us although t IL it been shipped via Buffalo to Weir Y fill at a N in the shape of an ebony toilet met. —A . Moh Allan, of Gods ioh, who has a best of oar fur n,ts are ) �, I rise, - McMichael, A. Courtney, J. Lane, . . exercised some contro over Ahe manag)- -m tithe looking 0 ' ", � lower rate t an to Por ilail I Itho gh the A. Archibald, L. McDonald, i Durand, bad been spending the past few 13 . I � r - experienced, 1 TJ ment of -our railways, O�e Would nat�ural y r I til —Mr. James Reynold ii of Hullett, sale of fia' has been the be t we ,eve � frorr N e4t 0 ario to a of the 01 adian fruit � � . rs . I average dis mince � W. McMillan, C. Hodgins, A. MoKenziep I n - aperiner and suppose that a Government that has ' it i the misfortune to lose a ipe mare one day� after the interest lays, ruffity rauffs, c I 11 i�,e j, Buffalo is eas than 121 ill 11, A crican R. Winter, R. Dickson, S. Coulter, 1. Dick. I exhibit, at the Paris expos alon, arrived was the lighter furs, col J . millions of dollars and thousands of I ITI recently, Which he value I at $250. Indiges. at3 that were sold.. ,i with the fall: consent of I the Dom . inishiii )mpty oars, do- . homeonChristman eve. He in quite en. . the Medium priced fur co � , Th is ; inicill I)o raillways ha .e leen in ff, T. Miller, it. I tion was The cause of theanimil death. I I - . ini I charoem, sti�d lave hauled I - i �� . - - I , .tl I It give equal rights and British fair play io payin fo jr times .t he adis Dol i at half Tavish, T. Hyslop —Philip H. Morley, mho some 43 years ,thusiastio over the success of lCarill dia- -! -. nest coat&,. l t 6,r It, . 1, M. Mardis. I play of fruitat the great air, and has part�with the fi I - " our freig Form II., class Class II., leaves us for the most , . the. Utlanders in South Africa, W04 d, agowas a resident of "linton, but now a . , � the rate our roads have oll to Buff' J . utereating * n a to tel I of his expli I . I 110- P. Govenlock, M.. Howell, S. Stitt, M. many I thi � . . = I 0 . we have ever handled stiU in stock, therefore it will be- willingly try and prevent two ,11 soull 8, What we want is a rate of from 2ito5 Robb, 0. Keys, F. Wright, L. Rqst, J. prosperous farmer in Michigan, ill on a visit ence in the French ital, �� I . . - - I g I 0. R. johl,860, V. to friends in his old the after Chriitm�s buyers- to know t h at rail -*ay' corporations," that are mana .d, cents in Ameri an care fo 4 export to Buffal Willie, AL Beat, A'. Sleeth, h(me and neighbor. —The citizens of ;Vinghs were almost; . I Iof interest to , Mostly - by foreigners, from robbing the. I This would pi civide us with a I aver to Ham, 'hood, after an absence I years unanimous in their desire to 'have Messrs, . . . - " - t], � . r MurdLe. Class III., J. Lynch, M. 0 M iville, has i � the finest coats are Still to be had, and had -at : ie -pecple of this c6untry opt of the profits )f . or o ir trade mett, A.,Trotter, J. Dickson, R. Dorsey, S. —Mr. G. Cooper ol� I erricl G It & Bullock establish thetr brans foun- . I . � - I ': � I in favor )r compel our ill to coill -ich ill . I I . . I their labors, by .discriminating i been appointed teache in the Godet . . I . � . the same as th.-y are doing Ifor the Ameri. Purcell O. Pickard, F. Phillips, H. Bright, � Collegiate Institute, at I a dry in that town, as the votin on the by, I . � of the medium priced furs. ; . . � eatest' Cori- - As -' i salary of $600 a W re Ited in a vote - -: ,prices ! .. the Arnefricans, w1ho are tour gr , can and Manitoba businell soon as M, McLeod, P. Moril J. Richardson, S. law to loan them S17,0W re I . - I . t tors. . The people of ihis Province tie 3r. i year, to fill the van& Cy caused by the a � . - . � i just rates are ilie'eured and lem ).ty cars are Town, J, McLean, E. MeGavin, � of 332 for the loan, and only, four against. � . . finest grade, coon coats,- wAh P' I wore bonusing tb as I favors Form L, class I , 1. Henderson N, Dick. resignation of Mr. Bale. � _- an iacket of the . dreamed when they. furnished brdiiiiptl , we waril no . I The foundry in to he in op ra ion by April u 4 n It I . The Bochar' J . � ng - full. skinned . Siberian * 6 f two roads so liqerally for th ' eir own as, from the Do , t ion Gov arnme t. rhe On. son, H. Hewitt, P, Cowan. Cla, IL, G. —Dr. W. E. Brovil of Qaledonia, lot, and in to -employ 100 (I a�-ds from the I I that 'thuy wore - going 4, . o -y e ' ink 3 ht the Watson, I . neither tipping or i g, � 4 b used to cri so . � [six hundred miles taill Govern"n nt, b01% P. Anderson, H. Wilson, M. Friel, Minnesota, was united in'marriage to Miss staill . I coats 9,11 are reliable coats and it is of these thftt '�Ie American produce fiv'ego� I butter and at sees trade up to r2u, a state H. Rose, M. Horran, L. Burke, A. OpCon- Jennie Gould, in Pon i0i Michigan, on —The - marill of Miss Annie, e1desti 1! �� , V : .1 , for* nothing, to -beat us out of bur own e . f ,� I Z .. ,. of perfectio j, ii at once; nor, M. Hodgins, W. Freeman, R. Hartry, Wednesday of last wel Both are wiall daugbter r Mr. and Mrs. R, Jennison, of I I � ,. ;on( itio and favorably known in Exeter and vici � I ask our inspection, � - * � . markets both at home s� abroad. �, t Y . . . . demoralizei a d ruinou 0 1 of the M. Sills, T. Smithera, J. Forbes, G. Gunn, " the Lend,( ii Road, Stanley, t) Mr. J. T. ,� . Unless something its dc�ne to, prevent an h . I I � . 0 � The chars ter at d re citation T, Tc-eohtel Class III., E, Dicksoii L itv. i I Watts w i solemnized in Br%ndorl Marill We aro a(yain inviting your. - attontion to Sul prices as I -a 9 ipoing to as wo il a I . I � I B —MioaNellie Tobin, a respected young tqba,, by I' ,,v. E. Henry, on Tuesday, Do- I IP - barefaced robbery, it I - = - . of our exp ts have got own I ar be ow par, Reid, J. Roberts, M, Spain, 1. Watson', a - 20th. � I . 0 1 - p a nt The -Grand Trunk Railway are spending O t ibas the 11 Model ' . bald, L. Johnson. lady of Leeburn, -died n December cember IS h. Mr. Watts in a prosperous . I 1, * p ir for a heavy every day_ pant, itg a working Mr. Dill m ant nee � Archi I al � four million in double tracking the road. to Farm " lo more to qu ity than to in The deceased had been In poor health for young yeoinan of C3rrol, it�pba, and we I - . - I , . qu' s� �� I i - I . � I er compill - � '. ar well, . . � Chica ,cl which means .great I e I I bastard �� risties"' of whe " some time, but had not been confined to bed join the bride's many friends 111i local .i w . I . cipal Nominations. � and 'e think that it wilt�we . in (; mericans. tity. Th � The Muni . . all the time, so that her; death was a severe in extending congratulations, and wish them . I . - � d fo or freights to -the A 7 9 , I ! I . . I . - 11 t for twelve years they have introduced f r �cl I . e Tborril Vireenway ton and, sing neither �he nominations in the several . 1i - APP . � - � . I 0, Fort Willian or 11 mci ' shook to her many friends. a life of h ineas and joy . - our own make of men's suits at $ and $10 are I among for a rate ot"i 10 -cents been unfit in r milling, - of ities in this county, on Monday last, resu ted . y i - C red nor wh iti , has caused i amount _Aboub two oolock Wednesday morn- —A quiet wedding took pl e at the home . ople a A for when buyfug� T eY - Duluth. - Hugh John �rornil to seoure follows : , . �� ' _lines of goods that pec ,1,, . I I .. this rate and Roblin expects to get I as trouble to i hi )pers. The f that it does 60, TUCKERSMITH. —Henry Horton, reeve, so- ing of last week fire was discovered in the Of Robert Maxwell, Bluevale road, near � . . . rthur is ffli h. not commman I a better Pri a �Iaau " bvggY clamation. Councillors, --William Kinsman, rear of Mr. John Sheill shoo shop, in Wingliam, on Monday of last week.. T. H. � " soon as the 'road from Pert A �7 mers Ill not eat the water � most .popular buti. wear.. . . I ed.. Manitoba grain wil � I then be carrie to Peas and t is far Igie, James Gernmill, Peter Cleary was put out with a sail of Ross, one of Wingbarril � I - , bread, show I ow worthies i it a. Vhat we Wm. E . before any serious darl go was one. There ness men . Oined hand and heart with Mine . - ' . , 1� I . t in fleeced lined, wool Ifteelbe e 0 ain George Dale, George Black, John Murray: . 0 . The best value in the marke I Portland or N w York ,'at a lower rate t ion want is a law passed t rev ent, ny g, in a strong suspicion that it was set on fire. Isabella Vmxwell. Rev. D. Perrie was the . . . from.Seaf'orth, and whop the Conner ey I-. being expo rte 3 . out of th' c t , H-. Crich, Win. Chapman Wm. Del —Chester Morrish, son of the late officiating clergyman. After' a wedding , . � the ,t t ring, grain ill g all ,un y unde SBORNE—The councif all elected by so- undek*ear at I . #ce $1. 50 a . Suit. -- . . cats gets started in the spi on- No. 2 . . As it is at pres, ppe a do not U Win, H. Delbridge, Nicholas Morrish, died at the home of his dinner had be�u partaken of, the nel I., I then be carried from FoAt William to M ' red or olamaCion, am follows : It � . I brother, Henry Morrish, Goderiob, on W - 1� ost of the ladies, ' jiffs, storm collars, Muffs, g au tl ts know whet'ho ,, wheat, i if . i as, e ol, reeve. Councillors, —Joseph Hawkins edded couple drove to - Wi ghhm and too I 11 I r 7 11 C� 1 treal for one-half the rat; now charged from , . I � The m, . ' . hich white No. 2, No. 3 or reject , n 3ither do a Bal' Saturday morning, !4ad ult., after alu the afte'll train for Cleve� and. � . I ' . . ple ISO Seaforth. The little g eviii of. w John Moir, Richard Cameront Jame f I �� are being cleared at prices tbat.will � they know wki,'e h:r care will f 41 a iort one illness of about a, mouth of a form of tuber- &in Ink- � . boa -i .etc. ., I . the people in 1837 had �) complain, were as I - it 1. - y are re- lantyne. - —On Monday of last wcil Capt � : - I t � � . or twenty bi, p, for Wilic i the culosis. The deciesil was only in his o � , I i 7% 2 . � , . i i to the t -ads sh .1 . he after season buyers. 1. I pairiab i ' E-'�ETIZR.—Rell W. G. Bissett, acclarrill . ster, while engaged at the e)%stern end f , � . . nothing in com , sponsible. Now conten' hat when our twenty-first year. .P . t i as a , � noillora,—J. Armstrong, John the harbor at Goderlob, arl the boats I . 5 ornisill Ros r I . . I � . gri�vaLes of to -day. 15 1. 3 ma railways can if n nish ban, re a of cars at tion. COu Mr. B. Webb, o � Clinton, who has I or �he winter, in .1 - 71 loves, an . - - 0 attril - th i eased ' Evans, W. H. Levitt, John Muir, 0. H. — . . ' which are lying there f I 11 )- (I all. heavy plo L11 great mistake I utang o iner to lake ports d thoul. at Ohio igo, they been serving in South Africa, arrived home _ . f Tho weather for M ffiffers, mitts e Grand rrunk Raill al� n or Saunders and Win. Harding. . . some manner slipped into the water. 1115 I --- I I to fuinis fli e, to was given a rousing k . . I I n will' be- earnings of th ought to be, able on Christmas Day all mber of men � ing is with -118, to stav f r a goodly while,, yo the able management of 0. M.. Ha 1, in., . W,be wa to TEPREN. —Reeve, —Henry Wilert, Sam- . Hewasm atthestation by& calls for assistance brought a!nu � I - � � . lo al dealers d. If 8 , reception --e � il on ert y o it witzer. . � ith the. same. stead of to the incr@aoed �, t 31fl, *h e� this were ra and Viol 8 Counoillors,—Wril Anderson . to the saene, and he was tricated from i ut Your W�� rdrobe w . I .. d �ne, and a i eighe give a Thomas Lane, James McKeever, Louis Ra. large crowd, arid c000r -ed to the town hall, -a i aft . � fortable positio � co &I poi ted, ,,hey could . I * wiso to fill 0 untry. The fact- that frrom �one thoutand a ' him uncorl � � -er he i bad . !� . . IN load d claill have een inspector . I velle, Wm. D. Sanders, Ste hen Webb, . where he was presents I with a handsome been in the ice-oold water I for about. ten . 1-1 - i - -t 0 thousand load cortificatcl 08 in 50 ce its! a car for both . i - a' ide� of our clan tartancapE�. at to Montreal and I ick Wuerth, Wm. Yearfey. gold watch and'& pull minutes. I We are. clearing up the rem I � standing on the track in quality an Wei ht, thi ot doul d be added to Freder - ' ere passed away at his home in Ex. ; - . weeks if not for months, I HAY. _Reeve,—A. G. Ehnel Peter La —Th —A pretty wedding took place at the I close prices. I I I I Portland for I I h1oh ti the freight vi hie would bO Ill otory to Mont. B. eter on Friday night, 2'st ult,Thomas Brim. ,erett, in Clin- - ,7 , 1 1 waiting tell unloaded, dur'n IN line both bul an sells e. I This would ut Councillors, — W m. Conaitt, Wm. scombe, in his 67tih year. The deceased has residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ei -7 1 i i i ' ill Ontario shippers have bil 1�fyinkinterest . The B,Lttler, Wm. Stelck, Alex. Thompson, Jug. ton, on Christmas day, whet, their second . � nter, where you , . an end to the pr son ottien system L tUs been in delicate health for some time, suffer. Z . thous knd of clat . g,Ve S Mellick, John K. Goetz, B. S. Phillips. daughter, Minis Idap became the wife of Mr. 4 1 C i, We have what is called a, clearing 11P CO11 and insurance on ,loads of a a t en c orlapelled to t. Ing from the imiflirmitio"s of old age* He I Ed�viard Wildfong, of Berlin Rev. J. F. � pl ill be found very , -reasonable if' property of one kind and aDotheir, and at railway w u d t tn , th a gains as the zurticH.—Police trustees, —Charles Har son to # . � �.� � - I 11 find many lines- th at w � . me wheat has -fallen Il -cents per receipt , for t he leib, John Wooloh, J. F. Rickboil, Soloman leaves a Borrowing vil and one Parke performing the core ny. Miem Jday . � I I es the ti 'to the elevators at lake I 4. MI) 14 . � attended thel I H ng these ill line of lined 00' Americans, (r �ving Har mourn his demise. I Wildf . , � I the prices. Amo be a ". I bushel - in Chicagol, 811:)Wa mighty poor ports. Til Vbu d save the d alay A ha ,dy, Charles Fritz, F. NJ. Hoss. —A very pretty event took place at the oril sister of the groom, : , . at 500, a line of slip band aps at 25c a grey lamb ,ap management. Premier Rose ought to Hm,is-ALL, —Reeve, —G. F. Arril Will bride. r. Fred Darnberger was grooms- I I I 11 . cars held I 'when it in — residence of Mr. and Y, re. Tobia i ember of I tlor� for ialspection, a Wurtz, �f I - . giza, , - - ' a, regular f r a. � , � Buchanan, George 0, Petty. Councillors 9 man. The bride has long bean a m 4 laoorl John Scott, W. R, Orediton, on Wedneil av afternoon, i9th I U 75 and a heavy bla k worsted foot andjibb.ed apolol Rose is a good man, a . . I St. Paul church choir, and �% teacher in the li�- i�' I . Howev6rf Mr. I notice oss q ,ve)s ti e Gc vernment F. W. Smal i ,� for ,5A I � . Thomas ui when th , Mies Liz I ,4 . *r, -)dgins, ' Robert Paterson jr, air dat ghter Me, Sunday school. The grooVneman )a fellow . , - � �i I t . . 1� 'k, price 25c. . gentleman, a scholar aud an orator, who great praieD : air eepeni gthe cant , Is. Asa H ' was united in marri 6ge to Mr. Joseph U11, leg Sac � I -� has succeeded in getting the credit of national vil I a- righ to secure all the Hudson, Wm. J. Miller, James Clark, James Krupp, of Baden. Th) young couple will employees, at Berlin, presented him with 16 i 11 . I I I . route, E, Troyer.m;Wrl Buchanan and R . Pater. solid oak dining set, aroomp ied by an ad, . I . having adopted the beit system of cl trade"that ilia al)y beldilgh to the make their home in Ba en in the future. � aD 1! I . Ion have withdrawn.. 11 dress. � . . I tIon that can 'be found.. Still, there are a but I fear ti a overnil are " oountin ' 1, wife o nj"s 0 t a 19th i � - . n. —Caroline W. Fill f Mr. J ohn 11 �i - great many who aie be inning to think it 'ir chiokcis before )hey e hE tchedill I i: STANLEY. —Reeve, —John MoNaughto , of Crediton, departed this life on —One of the last weddi . . the century was the pretty and quiet marriag � . . I too expensive and is ar beycill the re- ey can drE w � all the trade of Councillore,—W. L. Keys, J. Stinson, Z Fraitz the ef. cra- In - is they think tl 0 ted December 2lat, aged 42 years, from of Miss Grace, only da and .. 11 y where hard work 1e North- Johnston, James M Diarml All else foots of blood polsoning, The deceased had ugh " r of M r. � 4 - � . 11 - - �Iuiremients of a count Western Ontaric, Manitol)a and I intho in by acclamation. Mrs. Charles Overburyp Clinton, to Mr. - li � I . is its only source of alth. It is being west, to a p).rt that Is olOsed six me BAY FIELD. —Reeve, —Dr. Stanbury, T. J� been in poor health fo; a I time, but had Wm. Munroe, Yartnoutb,1 Elgin county, I . -and toi oil I R � disoovered that hard ork D much is on only been confined to hier beTfor a few days I � if I - -.1 . I . The the year, TI �et e, is no � oubt he world Great M arks. Counoillorn, Thomas Elliott, H. asides her husband she leaves a family 0 i The wciddiug took place at �he home of the . atched y i o I war. -, -orn nelo, Is . - learning are an ill i osair. . iihe eve of a 11 t orn nerci . car St.Thomay. ry I ,r n . Drehmann, Richard Bailey, James Thomson, Be I bride's uncle, Mr.Andrews,ln - 3b a go )in to tr set v itb great com Sturge. nine children. I I , . I sooner boys and girls � comm' Britain is 9 . The bride wan beautifully g;owned, the cere- . - h" . M fl� John Tippett, George Erwin, James � . . I � I school education and gro put to work the petition, t lik ans a j au ival of the OD, WM. Brandon. School Trustees,—John —George Thomas Sanders, son of the late be�ng witnessed by only the relativas. a � or th nsel,ves and for the . . his home in E xeter moDy 11 . . I better it is both for th fittest." I Tippett, Wni Whiddon, T. J. Marks, James ' anderr, died at of both rties, Mr. and Ors. Overbury at- . . . ding fifty Geo . .- ., country. It is very doubtful if any one of Our gil neighbors ,arc ape on Lgoeu'd3ay of last week, at the early age of . �� - I , 11 illions in building at', v all , and are sturgeort, -Tarnes Fowlie. . tending. The gifts were unusually pretty 11 4 those men who have bee getting $50 000 m I :.—Mayor, —Thornas Jackson, W. 19 years. The cause o� death was typhoid and numerous, both Mr 82 Mrs. Munroe I . iging out railways, were ever offering to I ubsidize t 8 �bui ding of vessels CLINTOZ- . I - .. . year for Mani . � mer, fever. Deceabed was i'ticat popular and will � � . . C. Searle. CouncillorB,—S. G. Plum b i r widely acqui hey will spend � I , . to carry t 3e tr do. 11 hel� are also . O'ug e - 11 within the walls of a school after they were . be deeply missed by al circle of inti. 4 � . 6 r wn foot Oliver Johnston, Thomas M3Kcrl John ; several weeks in Dotroiti, efore taking up I - 11 I � fifteen yearo of age, It is certain that talking 01 I uil�.ing al 21-fo t o ,, a 31-, mate friends. . St. Tholl where Air. . R . r man than all of 0 � place at the home I I . a grAte f 20q r ,00 illions of Bell, John Johnston, A. J. Holloway, H. B, their home near 9 � I Andrew 0arrill � canal at a c �st of —A happy event to k � � I Set Aing young men and ornbe, ogle Cooper, Thomas N. Walker, Munroe is a prosperous faiill R1 � them, never was. dollars. Ohicag�. has lofferal to makethe 0 f Wrin, Martin, Bluev Is road, near Wing. I T, i . I . wenty years Beacom. School Trustees,—H. E. o The home of Mr. Philip Madge, of the � . I � women to school until iey are t - Government a preseut 'of thei7 drainage Thomas Isaac ham, on Wednesda )ecember 19, when big — R I - I . aim in life, is a � is 21 feot deep arid cost 33 Hodgins, W. O'Neill, J. W.Irwin, I-Taborri the scene of a H � I , of age, without having any . canal, whict. daughter, Miss Ma d, was married to James Sth concession of . �- o � - ."ul part of �beir millions, on oon,liition 6at tae government Jackson. oad. The very pretty event on Wednesday of Isat . I I Henderson, also of the Blucivale r Z-, -I � 1. mistake, as the moat isel . I 'go of his second ll , - . � . ,� . education, to learn to work , being neglect- draw 600,X)? ct�bic fej-t,�or near y r and HU LLETT. —Reeve, —Alex, Leech, by so. � fou is week, being the marria f � . I om ever . I ' inute u - W: I n Young men b of Lake' Clarnation, Cou noillors, —Messrs. Ferris, ceremony was performed by Rev. D. Peril daughter, Miss Laura Maud, to Mr. George . 1, a . eid, they seld . ' a � half m .11 pa i ia ininute Moon, Patterson, Shannahan, Warren, Arm- in the presence of '.4 number of invited 4 Z . I . I - h vil the neoei�,ary canal N. Williams. Rev. C� Wi. Brown, B. A.# I , . imagine they Michigan ara extend a, fourteen foot nd 1: z . � � i who , Messrs. Thomas McMillan & guests. . i H I � . 1. I brains and a strong � egire- to enter a , y of to the Miallissi) at I �aa intimi ited 'Cost of strong. er sud. conducted the coremony,:Wbich was wit - I . � I' Hugh . -- 11 . H. Hill were nominated, but with. —Mrs. John Southe tt died ri . I " , �. th� professions, ought t) be allowed to get PP e he great elevator .denly, at her resid nee in Goderich, on ne0and by about eighty guests, Minn Ethel I . twenty in, 11. One. avpy� ri 0 1 ' e bill acted � � - . . . Did the . 'more - drew. B, sister of th -as brides - H � . there -on their own remlill a � - man, has at�ly &en an order fell. four large William Ca ' bell Friday, 21st ult., at t e age of 79 years and Msdg1 � - i i , . . I . Gormuicil. —Mayor,— MT # I f , . . .8 ul they are lik ly to be. . . 11 � )4th or Fort I the. The d ho ,had maid, while Mr. Thornton 1 Unger, of Nap . . � I cl vessels tc larry ii from I &Meg 8 Mon so aged lady, w . I . 1. 'af if , Robert Thompson, DwIley Holmest tn. , j�, : i 1 " - a#d 1 the Stiandard Oil frie ads, bad been married inee, performed simillardu as for the groo 1 - , - � . We are told that f arming is the inost William to JBu o, a wide circle of I I li � . - Company h%ve a large I fleet Of I the largest Willil three times, her husbands having been Mr.. The cernmony over,all sat own to a boul , I I rofitable as well as the iriost indepen eat : A oolimpany that COLBORIN E. —Reeve —Nathan Johns, James am, of Ashfield ; Mr. Sandersi , ided for t e occasion, -after - R I bt that kind of- I � :)n of ful repast prov 1-1 . . . � .1 fife a man can live. here in no dou reight caril . —Wm I 0 which a plemant time spent socially. ty I . . . hund redis c 0111 4ut � of 'I'the rise in Taylor. Councillors, - Hill, Richard Grab I Mr. Southcott, I � � . I such is the case, but sti I tb an make 125 mi I Richmond Hill, sn� I �- I I I . � . ewell, Alex. Robertson, H. J. Morrie, Will A n teworthy feature of t e gathering was 7 1 1 - and thousands of wql, to do farmers who C -1c, I is! si dangerous J Exeter, Q I R t I I . . etc a A f4w cli I Young. . . the presence of the bride's grandfather, Mr. I , - I ir fa� , ��aingt. There in no - �On Christmas Mo * a parcel was left � I ns I ill 'L 'Madge, .on the fat 11. . I are forced. of their to sell or rent the ms, customer to rug UP . by so ber's si4e, Who jo nearly . I . � doubt th3 rn r ca w I fight hard to AsixFIELD.—All the council elected at the Fordwich manse 1�11yla gentleman who - ;1i `6 is impossible to woul either ma le or a, so I - - I - I I �t is possible Olarril follows -. Reeve —Morgaft ' and 90 years. of age. and Mrs.]Isaso., the bride'.4 - �, trade. I on, i . I I female help. This is moot serious matter retain. tbei 0 rrying Dalton, C3unoillors,—John Barkley, Wm. said it was for the Rey. A�:� B. Dobs er's aide. - also - a � - - I I . � . ! O stri at -the p log eri iy of t L hev may d aw � r eal of � both trade .upon opening the ii Mr. Dobson found gravidmobber, on the moil I i � . land is going, t a grea 0 Hunter, John McIril Thom an Stotherm. great sg�? the old couple:taking as Ldeep an n on : rorr the Montreal cell Ther it wan from the congregation of the Gorrie . � - L 11 rest in the ce *6 the younger ele. I ! ---� . k-- � . .1 . I the Province. *1 Mi. Ross' spei oboe el water' - WiNc;IiAx, —Mayor, —Wm. Clog by so - � 74W- — I . he ft�' there were one is no use In speculatin ; on t1i future, the t Presbyterian Church and contained a first- inte . remony riagnifi- I � 11�.. . � L 11yeatly - lamented remier I Ross must clarnation. Councillors, —Dr. hisholm ment. The array of presents was a M . . � —. 4 Mi ion native born C nadians in the States. : " r3homas Bell, Will Holmes, Will J. Greer, class gold watch and chairt for himself, also f use and I ; -- . . . I present ol in ours. L Ing articles D - � i � � such athe came, There are Post himse on this t a4sport uestiofi. If ge Me. a fine carving net and album. I cant one, oompris � -. I - .. . Yofortunately, is i legal, this Robert McIndoo, R. Beattie, Geor . value. . U : .- . . . - hundred ' of thong ride of doctors and discrimirl on ' in rates , Kenzia, John A. McLean, George A. New. —Mr. W. G. Hail who has taught —it will be rememberBd an arbitration, 14 1 � ea bill against school on the Bayfield line, Stanley, has I I- 1, rpinister: who are striving to cure the bDdiaB Province m ant have a f ton. School Trusteell J. Elliott, J. J- the wam held last June to dea with the question -14 t- -, ;f�l - . I � I I I neighbors. the Gran4 ad alfter the holidays � I ing 11 � our me f sh t is the Govern nent in lortrill given up that school a Ill section between. � 1: . -111-++4--1F++++�+++++ -- * Wind souls of Homuth, Thomas Bci Will Burton all by of f ormiug a union � s0h00 ,, � � � - I . - hard to the Lord or out own Trunk Raiway to ca Amer loan produce soclarnation. will take aharge of the Kirkton school, the townships of Morris �nd Hullett. The I . .. . ,-sWWI. ii tto blame for this state so much so i than our ror4n, also against the h Harnwell, . � I - I I _ m in Most � nadist lacific-RailwAyfiil I ving special BLYTIL —Reeve, —Carter and Sims. Courl over whic his brother, i - E. R. first arbitrators were-Insbector Robb, John . I - . il affairs. There a' I also hundreds and C& f the cillors,—Sloan, Ell McElroy, McCom. has presided for the past 12 months. The �rittorl of Hullett'and John R. Miller, of 1! I � . . . to and horse doot who rates an� o ,her: favors to the Lake o latter will move to rarna, where he has � i I- thousands of dentia Mina, Milne, McNally, Finnernore, Powell. -ho f be . � , , - - . or Morris, w ound that &� seat -ion should . Th. time in � Corl and ,that of �be . I I . I I have found their way ever there. I .. BRUSSELs. —Reeve, —J. Thomson, R. pur�hased the store business now being rd to that effect, . . . . e fo 14- I � hen people weiA to the other i to Ogilvie (Iol ripe cy, wh �l pr al ent died I rmed atill made their awa IAI --- . � was W � , son Leatherdale, J. T. Rose. Council,—Noble carried on by J. T. Cairns. error in the- awards i� ,- �j . . get worli now they go to get �way than a y a Age) reported tc be worth five but by a simple clerical I . . � . ;-t � � I - the � city of both F. Gerry, John Donaldson, Samuel Wilton, - —A large concourse of citizens greeted i . I - : - Unfortunately, the law. million o1ar i, It is I . t - out i f ti lia amount of Frederick Adams, Robert Henderson. Private Austin Chisholm, at Goderich, on sent to the clerks of Morris and If ui the . . I i '. . from work. they Governrr en to ;O find instead of the tenth of � .- I - ! yers rarely ever leS a the country, . School Trustees, —W. M , Sinclair, A. Ains. Friday of last weell on his return from nineth-,00neession - � i . I � . " t madel 1 Lin awl'tilly, at the . Morrie Wan made a part of the new section. . I prefer to is sy at hon an tinker the laws, wealth � we I 40 )ete Of ley, J Skene by acclamation. 1.1 South Africa. To 46 salvo of improviaed � I insp6otor, on finding out that the parts 1� I I ! - hole filing inter( ' artillery h t k ' i the mayor's car, The 7 - I , . to make work and tc preserve all the fat expense A thi w .. RR —1 —Wm. Iabister, by ac- e was I% e In r � . . I . I I I ill Youl t ui mo is, %save, - . . I � - is Pro I i where he received of the awards were not e ' o rect in the one he � I � I�cl . � I � �- .. I offices, ' for themselves, I this Pro I JAIIIZ$ PRINGLE, Sr. clammition. Councillors, —Thomas Cook. riage to the court k 4 had -retained was, and Leh was the one - . p - � . I . It is nearly thirtv yeare since I had a hot I i George Jackson, Arthur Sbaw, W. H, -Mo- an address of wel ome. A concert will ad over to him co arbitratoill once had � .0 , I - I -James ( ow, now �the Hon. . Stratford, December, 11900. � I . � , ii I . Cutcheon, James Shurrile, George Taylor. shortly be held, at which a presentation will re I r dispute wit ; corrected copies made a, Ill sent to the to-- ., � H i 41111 1 James Garrow,.who i a member of the Rose : —11`--i—. . I I � ; . ! TURNBERRY.— Reeve,—William Cruick- be made. , 1� - spective clarkill but in tl e meantime certain .. I -, AV] . ) ,evented from hol —Twobappy young $i nd furnishers. , Governmen." unless I -ding folks were Made one � - . The ()dUegiate ibh�lstmas Ex- shank, G. Barton, Win. Messer. Council. . epayers had appealed to the coul . . � L I ': . rs a . � bin seat by the chief j.isitice. At.that'! time at Londil on M�ndsy morning Of Nat Morris rat4 : The county �i � I %J10 —T. Lowell, J. Rutherford, W. Mitch- at the a vard. �1 . I . �. aminaqoli�. , lore. - ty council again . i� I . I he argued that -the[ Grand Trunk Railway - ill week, it being the , marriage of Mr, Jesse : � . w I &A abstract of ell, Peter Scott, J. Musgrove, W. King, J. oil, on hearing all pail refused to i . ' ist sho i court i had a .per f act - rightl to give ad- The foll Ing I Mountain to Mina !Mason, by Rev. Mr. I ones, the recetit erm examigations. � The stand. Copeland W. Bolton. . � hey lef on the early train for accept the report of the education committee - large sh p.pers ove=l , - ' Coupland. T , - 1 e of the Str�l vantagea t ) 0 goo D- ig 'c�lcqlat�d from the wnox�TER,—Reeve —Vi U. Hazelwood, and appointed a now apitration, consisting On the Wrong Si � A AM � just as merLants wa�uld out prices t d I g of each pupil I be. SEAFO . T" - Alex. Munroe, Coune'illorm,—J.Pauline, W. a trip to St. Thomas and other Points, " "legg, of Winglasm., 9 I age percentage oil 41 -the I subjects on oun of judge Mammon, Wri i., I - BLOCK � - My argument was that there aver . -,W. S. MoKercher, fore going to Durli non, where Mr� M ' . j customers Lsell John Davidson, - � STRONG 11 � � . k , ' . is rote. q * tain has bought out ,the - hotel from Mr. D.. and Will Coate, of Clinton, who met'in the - i I . � � was no comparim6n, that merchants did not vilihich tle candidate ve 0. .Smith, W, A. Rutherford, S. B. Me- - . . i I � . are p cod these who ba temporal ball, Blythl, on the 20th ult., I requ harter to cli business, whereas , In Ole- a L I Kel'y"ie. McCormick. i affirmed the award � , - I is a. . - = �- ,— I ilwl ads an average of 6 er ceni . and over ; . - . r- ---I----.:- — " did, and I advised him to go m .1 e,_John J. Gregg and —The Clinton Now Era ii I I Robert and after a short session to with a Iew . - -- . . the - in class . , i those wh a aveil in between H I I � -------, �::,'=�---�-. f � ra owict,:.—Reev " the .previous arbitill . � I . . home td-goderich ill study therailway nd 50 ii ; and in class Will Finlay. � Councillors, —Robert Me. Currie, of Past Wswanosb, was one of of' of which the following are tb* A sense. . 66 per c i a eetiog 'of the Farmers' obAuger, -ending money by Dominion EXpross charter before arguing such non , ack. III thom )* whose Aver falls )slow 50 per Laughlin, Arthur Spotton, James A. Strong, those attending the ii added When vil met agsirl he- at once � I Vogsn, Jo - Institute here, on Monday, and in &.11 prob. chief : An additional 75 acres we�re, - t ; I - The handiness of s gi in ori ler of mi� rib. agent. from Hulletto being the ot o a . I ! -1 nt, I .11 the names a e Samue hn Renwick, John J . f Mr. Will *1 nio,!tey order appeals to every one. The rates are : larefully read the ce rter, John Spence, ability he was the one pioneer pr a lot of Neil McDonald and one of Mr. ) . . I - I - I nowledged !that he had ( . uld �not In additon to this general a anding of the Montgomery, Henry Schu � - He has been a resident of Huron since 1854, on I - . _ i 12o; railway a0tand found that they. co � pile, i Ii 3t of the markiobts Ined in each John T. Wiggins. Scott were returned to No.,9, Morris, and � � 4, ; ove to 85, -to ; ,'-,'5 $10, 6c ; $10 to $20, 10c ; $20 to 830, if . Turnbull, by ll and i very important figure in its history, ; f. ��:; anaunder, . - discrimina between shippers, Pill GREY. —Reeve,—Jamles . -ere , 0,'.' $60, ' 00; V � atibn. clarnatio I !. 3c ;O to $75, 25c a $75 to $100, We , over ponsible subject ri I be f urn! shed the students for i Councillors,—R. Livingston, J. being reeve of East Wawauomh for twenty the lots of Mr. Gibson and Mr. Scott w . *:)'11 to $4(), I u5c ; $40 to ,q5 180 ; $50 to '$I O to $20, they did so they could be held reil , _ heir sill inform oil in taken from No. 1, Morro, and added to the --$10 and ii 10c ; over. their o,w n ind t ii, R. Pearson, years, a member of the county coun . ( � � I . rates. eFor orders payal in Europe - for the difference. . . I !T, 'Latimer. Class K. Ball Adam Turnbull It wasi ictnfortanate -that S. $11"), at same at same rates. . this Form 11 .—close . MeD embers had a great deal now section. . . I on so long with �- 0 -' $40 to $50, 450 ;. over $509 - , McLean, A, onald, Wm. Fraser, the days when its m - �;30 to $40, 35c ; . v no iroubled ,3 base Lake, James .1 I's - ; ::,It i to $31) , -5c , , . . . H I.ashamed of myself. 11., A. , l chael,, of work to do, and is stentorian voice was clerical error, which t4ere is no doubt the . , ctf C D12felIS I f so J , Wrin. Cameron. 1, - 0 0 1 a v I an 0 1 7 0 1 n��i 8 b I I I 0 �-i � " I t� , , i I .1 � li it , , I ( It I I f 4 ii, t il �- u . �w I I *. , e it 8 tuit 0 , i t wle3 � � r I w -i 0 A , ( , V�lm subj: . M. Govenlook. Claiiiii E, J � Manicill often raised in o Isition to what be be. inspector had a peill ri ht to ocil : - PP( . � I i � pud this is "lly last lot ter. . I McKiLLoj?, — Reeve, — Daniel ho en. made t ; . :hat ought to Gardiner. . � as often in In - uld have be f r1ships intere ted the I PremiierRoss is the MAD t l 0. Morrison. Councillors,—John G. lieved to be wrono, i just up 59 _ "' . - so justice d -to this Province . Grieve r, James O'Laughlin, po bt. A man unnecessar expense, 0 a second arbitra- - : 11 Re -i 0 3,1 A 8 . No Form III (senlor), cWss I., . Lawrence, Joe � uch ri ading,withga one A. Gardine rt of what be thoi ight was ri placing on the two tow . . better man can be found, or one that is B. Hillon, S. Lsmocil iClass I., B. Thomp 19 McGregor, Charles Little. of travel, of In cultivated y . ,I I ith the son, B. MeDOD*ld, I oban n, E , Smillie, Archibald , I likely to have greater induence w N SEAPORTIL—Mayor,—John A. Wilson, mind, sad ability to prel himself on th, tion. 11 I C. P.1 R.'AGENT, seafortho '' I a not H. Eberhart., M. He ,rt �)r, Hamilton, F. � . I . . � - - . ,� I . . . - I Domirl Government. As there i � I �Yul . . . � I I . � . � - � . t I I . . - I i I . �ox . I' I i L� , I I