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The Huron Expositor, 1902-05-16, Page 8, � -I- - L - I --- I — I I � � In' a New Stand. : . ! -1 ; . R,Rigiu IAI . I . I i - I , I If av�ng sold the Fancy Goods por I tion of 'my business an-cl rented my I 1 store to Mr. I. Vt. Fear, Ithe Druggist, I I i I ; I have movW the balance of my stocic � ! to the store recently ot upied by AIL I i Fear, in the Cardno Mi. I I ! To clear the balance oi my � !I - I � i . B00116 STAPONERY AND i tvall i . i i . � � WALL PAPf'-0 I I I I ; 1! I will make a still f�arther out in ; prices to move them out 1� quickly. . ! I I Come in and look through; we may . : � have what you * ant. 'No reasonable i I offer.refusad for anythbig in the store. I � i In � � ; . I � : WALL PARER i i . � � I exceptional valuciii will iiow be offered. ! I � ! ; I � ; ! i .Papers now as law as_ : . . I . i . 1 1-2 Cents Per Roll . I i in, small lots. � ! . i — I I Cs Wo PAPST, � I i . ! SEAFORTH. I t � I t I I ! -N � .� DOMINION BANK. ! . I - I CAPITAL (Paid Up), -11 $2,600,000 i REST, - - �'$2,500,000 i , I — I I S:EAFORTH BRANCH) I' � Main Street, Se,aforth. I ' A General; Banking Business trans- ! acted. Farmrs' Sale Notes collected, I I and advances made on same at lowest ! ; I rates. . I 6-ld on all points in Canada, I - Drafts so . the United States and Ey'ro.pe. SAVINGS DEPIARTMENT.—Interest . allowed on deposits of One Dollar and upwards. T R. S. HAYS, W. K. -PEARCE, Solicitor i Manager. I I I ! . � Not Wnat Y04 Spend I . �- ! But what you, got for what you ; spend, that counts. ,� The best I is the cheapest ia the'end, so it ! : ; is with ; i i 1 Henderson's - Photos. ! � AY -Crayon and large work a I specialty. I — , I J. P. HENTDERSOIN, Seaforth. i 1761 1 . . . I � w Ii -ale i Special -S I i � i —OF— I ; ! WATCHES I I I I For Balance of this month I 0ounter's Jewelry Establishment, SEAFORTH, I I IN% R.. COU.NTEEt, . . . . Manager I You -take no: chances when you i attend the Popular - - i --Z;�A�'Af-7-�— �� 11 1 16 ; 4 " /' - z- 7z � �1� I .. I 11 11 I 6a, z I ST-RATFORD, ONTARIO. - You are sure to get. the beat business or I shorthand e3acation. This, is the school whose giaduates are in strong demand as . teachers in business colleges, and as sten- ographers and book-keeperB for prominent . . business firms, Write for catalogue. W.- J. ELLIOTT, Principal. I . - 444i-62 - . . - I THE CANADIAN I I I Bank of Commerce I ; ICAP&AL(PAID UP) .1 Eight Million Dollars $8.000,000, 1 Rest) - - - $2oOOO,OOO. i I ; SEAFORTH BRANCH. I I A general Banking business tran- i I &acted. Farmers' Notes discounted, � and special attention 9�lvon to the I ; I ovIlectlan of Salo Notes. i - I SAVINGS BAN K.—Intorest allow- , ad an deposits of $1 and upwards. I ; Special facititles for transactlon of � ! bastiness In the Klandtice District - � Money Orders, payable at any bank, inued a i the . I following rates �-- I Under ale .68 $20 to W .12 � . 010 to $,�O .10 930 to $60 .14 F. HOLMESTED-, G. E. PARNES. . � Solioltor. Manager. I ; 1024 -- Bicycle Season 1902..' � . . . W. N. WATS01k, North Main Street, 1 SEAFORTH, � . i Rag, on handa good stock of the latest hi rade 1 up4o-date MASSEY-IIARRIS and 000811ERICH ( � LtICYCLES, which will be sold chosp for cash or on . ! I ; uhort time. Pricea froba V.5 U ward& - A low good : seocat(l hand bicycles on handpwhich will be sold I �. W : chcap. j Call and ex,untne rdy stock tefore purchasing, ! either at m3 offi.,2e or at. Herbat J. Morrison's shop, I j All WhUell gU&rV1te3d for the season. Also dealer i it, RkYMOND and WHITE SEWING MACHINES, 1 arid Geiieral Iasurance,�gent. I ; -Wr- MT- 'VV--A-rXSC)1V1, ; I - � t arance Akent, and Dealer In Sewing ; General Ina � i 6 Machines and Bicyclea, I i XGRTII MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, I 7 - 1680 ! -- - - - I : ! The Big Bicycle Store : ; ? and Repair Shop. -- � The largest Stock of wheels and sundries ! ever shown 'a Seaforth. New wheels ab I from $25 to $75. m0oand-hand wheels. at . fro -n S55 to $25, The eelebra . . ted Cleveland Li oar leader. A few bargains in these. Our repair shop is one of the largesib and I beat equipped in the West, and we have I Only competent -men employed � - All work ; ia I �icyelea, Lawn, Mowers and other re- . t pairing guaranteed. z i : ; Remember, we call for and'deliver lawn I � mowers and other rapairs. I A large stook of Pianos, Organs and ; i Sewing Machines, new and second-hand. I Tuning and repairing promptly and well done. . --- i � . G. M. Baldwin, Sea—fonth � � � , . - . I kkmkl, , General Repair Shop. . - . - . . � . . �- - I - . I i . � I - � mo� o 1 1 1 1 1 . . i I- . at the Harriston high- – — – -- ----_o I 1–^ � ; . ! 0 1 ipresented I � . � I , 0 , — I � 'Avin� F. Phillips, E. Knox, S. ok1bbins J. und steer fell over a bank at the fallso 9 HARM; ITS1 � ' the icatholi church corner � G T�u his year by Willie Horton, Lambert ler, F. Ba6hanan, Srop of about 200 feet , It broke. its leg an -d I I : * to Mr. O'Keefe's I residen e. The street 'Bright, G.Dawson, L Mil I ad Arthur ! . �� jou 1, 0% sidew*lk � from . iceyil',01,001r, I � 9ke fui 6% , t�, V L 0 'r 'v Murdie &I JordX' Class had -to be killed. Mr. Winter has about Morley Aylesworth a 11 I �� . : I committee was autqonzed to presenu, arj v a I W, up . . 0 . of Brussels, , . . next meeting, the prcbable cost of such a -111.,--�-M. McLeod, B. O'Connor, $, Bul- 140 head on the, ra oh sib present.—Mr. Sander on.— eorge Brown, , - l —Cement eidew-alke n wi us,r nni - .... - i , . � � . McIntosh and 0 ife, of Seafor . . f K -V XT* ' ! I on lard. 1 1 J ohn th, leave was in ;own on Sunday. I I DISTRICT MATTERS. ! walk. Court of z6vigion will be held t street. Oar village I � . L � !i- � ! � : Tuesday, May 27t 1"' t ten - o'oldok in the FoFjAi IL Class 1.,—C. Knight, ?t. Dick- on Monday on a driv g tour through the re behig put on fron I k "I'll . 4 . 0 a up-toAate. : � I morning, in the cc I chamber. Accounts son, It. Hartry, N. Barko, Pi Aadeimon, J. counties of Perth, 0 ford and Middlesex. . Oar Silver barber' left for "I I 9999mgm - 1, I i � I While away they ill visit relatives in range Ville this week. Mr. Silver. has so. ! to the amount of §4 7.24 �vere passed- for Roberie, J. Forbes. Class 11.,—F. !C)wan, - gated a situation there. —There is a . a excel- The tide: f SPI in;g merchandising is . SOUTH UROM � payment. 'and the, ibu oil adjourned . Fleeman, A. Garrow, W. Turoer, M. Tavistock, 8b. Marys Woodstock and Lon - it w�011 be a-, the flood almos tuill . — i : i i out a week.— lent opening for a resident carpenter in our I - . : at the call of the I I t Rodgins, F. Scott, H. Wilson' I �,, , krohi- don and will be aba at ab . � know it. . - b Wore.!; I , ` . h 1 r. I � . bald, H. Rose, R. Doreby, G. 9 (.106 I, 0- A Mrs. Gundy, of Toronto, was severely village —Mrs. Hayes is building a kitchen � � i I � . - � ; - . . . � , . Political eetifigs. : ' injured ab the station here on Wednesday. in rear'of her cottage.—Mrs. James Perkins, th � ay, in I . I I . � - This mon , always ,one .of �thb — I � I meant dlis I III.*, She was getting off the six o'clock f,rain, pf Lish is visiting friends .here at p a t ' - . I � I WEDDING BELL&��he residence,of ,Mr. Sproa�, L, Raid, G. Carnochan, E 01, keon r lien . � soeve of a most pie J. Cal . er, M. Horan, M. Scott.. . I - busiest ... be -of the tweiv , i I Peter Daley was thb , , weather has� been very cold lately. — e find � and interesting event � on �'ednesday even- —L . lohnson, M. Sillo, A. Tor aw e, G. when it gave a heavy jolt, and Mrs. Gandy ire M. Y. M LEAN . ki � have: the I usy fee Store Dow 11 ' . tiT4h�ee i, aterest @come to be taken in the —ne6d to b %ve it, ling in the j ; I ; � i was thrown down in the aisle *of the oar , The Liberal Candida for Squ h- Horoo LUR. The 000asion 'Weis the marriage of his Richards. , I the active -� � eldest daughter, too Alice D&1ey, to Mr. �, FoRm II. . (commercial). —claw I ,—�- and severely injure . She was taken to election. We presume and others will add a the electors � the' . - Claps the Commercial hot 1, where she is now ones are working on the still -hunt prin- Adee. er inter(s 11 f '.Usboi ne. - � ' I t1hau thi's store hu ev . , on. I The core. Case, L. G I a -, public issues of the day at the fo 'owing -Samnel Cudmore, $ - atzmeyer, L, Rendersom. I - tre bment.—Mrs. Allan, �ioe. I . I III.,—V. Friel, E. Dupes. I under medical' . . Down is awakening this seaft . � j mony *asperforme Oat 6o'ol oick O.m.,by Rev. . - , -_& places and on the dates named : , � er of Mr. JamosAllan, of the 4th con- - -- - - I F D,A, I B. Wall win, B. , �., � pastor of the Metho- FoRm I.—Class I.,—M. Gill i), moth i . I I greater mig6etiam, of worth, I , ' M ay, .16th, at Public - 4all - cossion of Tackersm th, Zied on Monday, � I � I Drysdale. and fashion, � intfts� � I Far I ' I 11 ' aist church here� E ad' was witnessed by a Smith R. Rose, B . kemp, M. J in , 4. � at, � ! I I , 9 , : ' � . � � i T h . � i large number of re att'vea ari d friends. The Barker, M. Delaney. CI&Es — � Miles- at the residenoe of I hot son-in-law, Mr. i —Mr. M. Y. Me- - ; BS AY, May 211 a e Sepiira�e . I1.11 1. METING. . We try to h i e for ' : . le 0! I ' School, Drysdale, 4 � � : I wedding march Id b Miss Nell' pie, X, Robb, A.- Routledge, K. R lei ts, E. Ross, of the London roid. The deceased Lean, the Liberal candidate for. South You, the, besib vjduel tba I I I ! . . . - time, and last winter both ' mestic and foreign MO" , . ! t 0 ,cererr, ony cc . -Hqron, Mr. B. O'Connell, of Dublin, and � � i Beatt!6. After agratula. Hamilton, L. Prenderg ei , G had been ill fora loinj can offe . 'k I Each of th bove meetings will commenoo tions were shower on the newly married, Soott,� G. Jackson, D. "Mil.1, V Gatz- was operated on for cancer.—The many others, will address the electors in the , I I e a I . . � . at 8 Welock p. m. All !Are cordially inv�ted. . eytr�l N. Garden, H. Smith, R., Mi ,Lean. friends of Mrs.'Hen Cash, of MoKillop, S � I . ! I . and then the com any iat'.( own to 9 most m , sparate School, Drysdale, on Tuesday The prices we � 4 . . —� * � . I Ji will be pleased to'le that bright hope I ame are e4uitable, ! I sumptuous and to pting ri past. The re. B. Somerville, R. Sproit, 0. Littl), . even ; next, the 20,%-inet... at 8 o'clock P, able right. The . , , , st,.,y,Ijs4 we I TRAVELLEIRS.-The fbilowing were tipket. mainder of the ev amantly and Somerville, J. Case, E. Smith,- R. I'Govdn- are entertained for b redovery. About : in. iill are cor#ially invited. � to i I . . avite 704 ed to distant points tb�s "ek by Willi& Mi ! I 'Ii!, . aspect Pro thd crystallized tho � � y spent. in *4 1 sooiabl �� Mile"JI110 be greatly look, J, Aitchemon, W. Daley. Was 111.,�— week ago, she under eat an operation for - 4� - . . of the very beot designers. I,t ,*jI � � . 'Ile, railway and steame, 1P. gent : . � . since! t at time has � I I . Somervi hi d R. Friel. a tumor and showed � . fjoad � please us ti? servis L.2 a tnissed by a wide circle of f -iends here, an. I *— I � . - bury. - . I you. Mr, Joseph Stephens ana sister, Miss Wan& marked improvement, The operation' -was , to Hancock, Michigan; ; Mr. JAn I P particularly in the Methodist church, where I If you wishto substitute matting- .and , . Fortune - ishe was 6� most ardent a d �conacientious LOCAL BRIEFS. -Mr. R. Lumoden i hay. performed by Dr. Guan, of C inton, and Dr. rugs for carpets in some of your rooms, the "Ideal A ortMen�t �of Drapezies and sister� Mrs. Carpenter, to their honie in worker. She was a te�aoher in � the . Sunday ing a concrete foundation placed und r his Burrows, of Seaforth. - _ I I is at hand. Yau won't miss the beauty i _0 , ) ;1 11 I Duluth ; 'Mr. Robert &tt, jr., Harputhey, residence. —F. GutteridR8 has a ! larp staff I � in"' I -- ' I ochool and % leadei - in the $pw'orth League. f the carpets because it a - so easy to pro- and Fle ' I Ags. � to Enderlin, North D�kota ; Master� Ben , The groom is one )f the � ouie of workmen busily employed manufa uring 4 - uo -OT ! . rs. oat prosper . ZUtWh � ,�d e pretty, co6l, effeotp with the rugs and I I - Mowat, to West Superior, Wisoonsin ; �1 youing farmers in 'Joborne townshi'p. He tiles for the town drains and other works he I Beautifyinng th home isalways in ,low, Thomas Dodd@,. jr.. M : illop, and sintor'u- has just taken po!! iession o I the homestead has oti hand.—James Graves, '13datorth's NOTES, -The brick Vrork of Mr. C. Hart- �nattio go such is The E. M-oFaul Coo, Ses" that's wh' We have eome 8, L leib's new house has eon started, and the forth, are showing. T.6re in also great I thing to 4a3, . law, Mrs, '(Dr.) McFad , an, of Coloradd and � I ,` 11 I farm,where he wi , I take bis � bride. We veteran painter, in metking a Very . artistic about C pets, 1 7 . . I work will fie pushed on as rapidly a -d pos- beitity in the bolors ai�d in the designs of . Portiers ind jjs�e I I of ' MA, io job of the new front in Sills & - M urdie's - Ourtsjns a the' - Mrs. Thomas -Gemmel ,, tuckers I Niagara Falls ; Mrs R C Kerr MoKOI p, extend our very bf at wishei � to Mr. and Mrs. * inoe!s an . y. sible. The atone wor r eir New Carpets ancl.Linoleume. - ;.Year round. � - I am 0 ,Cudmore, and in t iis we w�ll be joined by store. There are few in the bu j ho as also been � a rtedi Oar, village is I . , . I . I I ... to Waubano ; Mr. Y)a�lid Reid, of St ' ley, very many friends: - where who can make it neater jo than Mr. use h ' also been � a � I . 17961 we always have w' good supply Of to Indian Read, North w eat Territory. � es two fine residences ! Jomn,-Gs Mrs.Aaron Bully has present- decoration i, but! � the range w --horat. -. � t � I �0— Gravee.-Master Roy'Willis ha Lhe rr is. going ahead, and thes - , . . I 0 'I, . DEATH OF MR. MILLEA, WHITE. -We re- fortune to out one of his fingers very ove e- will be a credit to the village. -On Tuesday, led!her ��Us*band with another sturdy Bon. playing th- a spri�ng beat8 an .6 &T* dim. 2 DIED ix NMICIIIGA-s.4-Tho' many friends gret to learn of th4 de&tWo,, Mr. Miller I few days ago while Eawing 4 d,- Rev. W'. J. Yager bad his first wedding �Hd looks saribus, as it's the twelfth. -We shown be, or- ything -e". I I I ,by tiss and we itya in this neighborhood w��ll sympathize 'with t e Exet r Times, wh e, of Kippen, wits 0 r win since coming here. ' The contracting parties lare gls�d to note the recovery of Thomas reasona to' bf lieve it goes aheAdtf any b ' 0 . - White, editor of . ioh . onday. Mr. MoMordie Jig in were.Mr, MoK%y, Of Hollywood, and Miss � similar line a] tow�� any Mr. Miles Me'Xillan, formerly of MoKillop, on M Een -Le&mi�g's -son from. an �ttaok of pneumonia, the tow� - took place, at his esidenca in xa . tl y Beaver, of St.. Joseph. We extend con- 1 ff, t- I . . I n in , M. but now of (-'agetow",.Miohiqa;n, in� the , lb ad been b th lungs.�Oar enterprising . . 0 I Saturday last. T4e mad eN,ent was not en. returned from Florida, where he, " , I I death of his eldest son,:Lsughlin. I The sad gratulatione.-Mr. Albert Weidman and his ab,a,eks' th 'is working up a good business You will find � i Pyj rich de8' - I I tirely unexpected. I Some onths ago while sojouraiDg for several weeks, and h a letters oo4 qualit - IP, - . i bride are here from� 1)�troit, spending their IF! I on all - event took place at &4�, Mary's li�spit 1, at ing, - to Tiit ExposrroR fr c lbeip. He ia a gapital h ree shoer, but needs moderate I . 46 1 an were I C? price' on h to chuf1ch on S3unday eveni . ry � our Wil* ; Rhinelander, Wiscousirk', on Tueed y of honeymoon with Mr. eidmin's father. We io have a few old shoes thrown after him Brussels, T'airest�y, Ingrain. . last Mr. i�7hiatye slippe on the sidewalk, frac. of intenise interest to our reader!.: Mr. . I I and U4jon I week. The cause of de h was an acute at. wish them all happine is. -Front is not very ' . Wring his leg. 0 account of his weakened MoMordie looks as if the climate . of -the 10 add new life to his business. Car -pets ; Ion all r Linoleum - welcome at this time i f the year, but we j - . ,;��, - I I . ou a ana taok of inflammatory r eumatism The de- � n and o her orge nic oduses, the gouth agreed with him. -Wm. Dil's little , � . Floor Oils]; on �All our L,ace � conatitutio have had two or th t i ceased young man was I In his thirtieth .7ae nights of ib his I1 - ' i cauh& � fracture never healed, and his, - with other boy had the misfortune to break ,iii i arm the I � Londesboro . and Drapi g materiale. -- - , I . year, and, gave great o iise of having a icomplications, so eakened his constitution other (lay. This is the seccond a cc dint of week. � i � See our 6autiful trimmed and untrim I � bright and prosperous � are before: i him. I . —4 � I - Tempting ill ie - 1 1 as to make recover. hopeloss. Mr. White the kind the little fellow has ha� ... ithin a : :me &jillinery. - Every'i hat, has a style dis- Vv;r V aud him - I - I . . The many. old friends o Ali a ily will'iinite � Was a young man f rarel'ournallatio ability few weeks. -C. Harold Clarkson I al P6 �f the Brus 3els. . !tin Ne and.becomffig� all'tbe sweIlest. ThaVo what Me � I - I with us in-exiending si , cerest supat,by,to and of much promi 0, an had his life been late Charles Clarkson, has passea b s 4econd FoOT BALL. -Our fo Aball team has played � ide a i if the season are embodied in our col- aeation�a chosen silk$ An- , I . � , I - i� year exam Dental 'season when silk is the bereaved ones. ,; i - There is n ver a � � I :apared he woul unque tionably, have ination at the, Toronto two games during tho tpast week, winning lee ion. We invite.yo , feeling that there . I . . I 4 . not t I I used both or rowns and for trimmings . � - *!! I made for himself a good p iti'od in public College. -John A. Jackson, bdrT Air, of both. The first wal last Friday night, is n1octher displayin town surpassing it . . I land suc di%in designs are ' GQoD HoRsEs FoR T74B WEST.-�-Mr Leo life. He was genial and companionable and -Blyth, spent Sunday at his home i! I Eg- when they went to Bi th, M6 score being 2 ,either in -beauty or variety. laorderto Ity be* get i ]Mi* Charleswprth, son of 4r. Alex. � Charles. was popular with Ell who know him. He mondville. -A number of persons vi ,hc have I shown t J � spring. I I -to o. on I .. I I I I I Tuesday ni .lit, the Walton boys rhore i ividuality of style, select your own � worth, OUEP,mondville, left recently for the . I � . I of t4 ir came . 1I had been a reaiden; of Exot or and had been removed the fences from in front in, and suffered a defeat of 2 to 1. jishape ere and have it trimmed to order. -W. a ass YOW with our showing -of � Virden district, ia M"itoba, taking *ith I , "I . can , ple � Olt -88 iOf To -day (Friday) the rassels club go to � h�E ,' . connected with the Times �rorn his youth reaide6oescomplainof the careles e 1 T eE McFaul Co., Seaforth. 1796-1 � tasteful c &�,ings and general- beattv him the �ell known at4llioas Nutallaw, and �zpwards, his father having beeyi the found- people'driving cattle. Our cibizene have inghaffi, when we. 4 pe tbdy will keep up . - , . , �NOT s. -Mr. Nichols the Allianca organ- wbi � Read Hero, which he purpose&. syndica�iag. 'er of that journal. �, His death is a distinct gone to considerable expense and t ouble !to the pace they have ate rted on. Blyth wid - zeT � c,h mai k our tilks. I . ! itzer s, oke on te'mperance,4in the temperance I I I I I . i d ' , an 'it pla I � I � These areltwo excellen� animals, and ib; � will Jose to the commurity where he had so long have their places nicely boulevar y their return gam( here Thursday even- , hall, c n Saturday evening. He also deliv. And then- th, i! lustrous blat'lis-il*v's to, - - u b � a ing o I : be a disti�ct loss to Huron . to have these ' 6ve'them tor; I . ered sermons in the churched h6re on Sun. � -iuteiOtin, I a �part of anysilk.sWok-if - � resided, whilti the Paper wh ich'he conducted - is,most'ahnqying to ha : . . ... f next week. horses removed from th�s district; It i will with so much ability and enterp � rise will hard of, cattle. People driving 04 ti into . : I . � I NEwsy NoTr,,s.-Oa Tuesday night, some ' : be a piivilege, however . !day. --Mr. Hislop gave a political address I a woman )uys here some of the".eilka .' for1he farmers; of loDg miss his guiding hand andjertile intel. town should be careful and not all, ow this person or persons gai ed entrance to the ' , ' . I such a [high . � in the -temperance hall, on Friday eveDin and w1auti silk again in ten ye.&rs,%er,bsj&, Manitoba to have hor4s of* leot. MrE,. White,'who with several child- nuisande to be repeated. -Robert Pringle, American hotel bar.r(om, b6nd, am the oamh 91, � I , . wh�n a. large number attended. -Mr. and I where w i exiect shell come fo it; t . I . I . . or i , , standard at their servicie, and we.trust Uat ren survives him,' . is a daug ter,' of. -Mr. N. of Cbio go, spent this week with f: ter da in register was looked, tj iey carried it - outside Mrs. I rloody, of Blyth, spent Tuesday ab the That mea a we -purpose gIV.Mg ,quality - � I they will fully appreciate the privilege, 1 and I J. Clark, at one tiffie cle and a prominent town. --The many friends of Jarn 5's Cline to an adjoining lot, wh we they broke it open home of their daughter-in-law, Mrs. D. - I that! will rove .itself the best. - 7 that Mr. Charleeworth'i enterprise wil� be 11 ! 11 � I resident of the tow 2ship f sborne. The will re rot to learn that he has ke'en seri. and took the contents amounting to about FIoQd �, who is very ill. -Our boys have or- I � e . . I I I � profitable. I � i,incerest sympttwhy4 of al will '.be '�ttended ously i I since moviag to Oiven - So� ad, but $5, leaving the regiatier on the ground.- 1. I z I I - 1 1 � . � I ganizi d a football team, and purpose play. Chum�ng J)bp'lay -of Trimmed .... —* . I i ,av I i . . . ;TnE COLD S`N;TA11,-Fr1 day, Saturday' and to the severely bore ed widow, mother and we are pleased to istate-that he is �ioyr im- Early Thursday morning, James E. Thomp- ing,wthsome-of-the neigliboring towns - I I i � . as ! � . : � family. � provin .-Samael Dickson b ar(hased son died at the residerice of Aaron Lindsay, spa in Sunday nights were cab I enough for bl4rch, � th ni ar future. -Mr. R. B. Jeffeby at , i I I . the vacant lot on Main street, btti,6013 the. -in this place. lie hadl been ailing' for some Sanday at the home of Rsv. Mr. . Andrews, � i� *-- . ' and each night t�ere-w8 a an exoeptio 'ally WOOL, WooT!.-41Remember 'that No. 6 1, I time with kidney trojable,but it was 'not spring is breathed fort& ... I n postoffice block and the old cream ' ' from The very essel me . - heavy frost, while in so: ne places there ; was , Warehowe is the place where you are always sure of E. C, Colemau.-Mumps are preT lent in thought that death ws!9 so near. Deceased . a n . . M rE-.:John Melville spent a couple. .by some lelijbtful productions of our quite a fluriy of snow early Saturday nl[orn- the bight A price Nr yo,ur wool. ,11dii-it aloag with . of ays is w e with friends at Seaforth. � �- town just now.�Audrew Calder is� *4)ariag was a well driller, and had lived in this - , mill,inery work -room. . ing. The frosit wan severe enough to create or without your wheat, oate, peas and tarley. JAxlics 1 r. and Mrs. William Skelton, of Morris, - . - . . . . � , a black eye these days. While outt n wood localiby for several yekrs. He was 36 years Sa The pr'vaili ig deaj BRATTIF, Seaforth. � 1796x2 9� . dayed at the e 9 -shapes, materials, quite thick*ice Friday a kht. W� have � not I home of Mr. Brigham. I . . i the other evening, the axe cauj lit' in a of age. -There was 4 large turn out at 00106�ag , fin expression heard that. any serious . . i A BATIGAIN.-Sepond har d. b6gy for sale t 0— t in them ir, amage WAM 0 , . 1� �. .. a0sed clotheBjine, and in rebounding, at ck Mr. the Liberal conventi6n, held in the town mo 11 ' . cheap. Chesney &ftliley'ollardware, Seaforth. , the I aished and nmb ,irtLage - - as vegetatiou was hardl far enough adv!,anc- 1 1796-1 Calder la severe blow4n the eye. -T, is agen a ball here, on Tuesday afternoon. Afterthe* Bayfleld. i � � I � I I manner. . ed for that as yettz S me of the ea I- jolm Fraser, Conveyancer, Notary Public I i. � . OOOD GIRL W.-�IXTED.-Good girl, who of the 01T. N. W. and C. P. R. 6le raph election of offl'oers and a shdrt address D -V ... . �Iier I Agent for Canadian Express Mxey Orders. Al-jrge The workmanqhip n all our hatweaflonsip, .. � fruits and early ja6rden stuff got � a toich, - * ies here have made arrang it, to Mr. Hialop, Hon. Mr. Harcourt Was Calliii &ME Un h of money to loan at current rates of nterest. deci4ed:lyl firit-class and up to the L I can cook and take charlge �ng room as well as compaa a while in some helds the g rain and; gr&ES! had 9 1 1 - ' . I (I kitchen. Highest wages paid. Germsn girl pre- receive! the election returns on the � 'if lit of on and delivered an excellent address, last. jerivatf funds 1791-tf Y , . . rather a limp appearaw�e in thei morning. ferred. Apply to John1p. Hass, New Toronto Ilotel - , the ele4ion. A wire from each 1 got iPauY ing over two hours. Dr. McDonald, M. P., isdascm, a 144%tea touohes. And then -the- . L Fortunately, however,!. the weEs'6'tber 'was �Lake Shore Road, op osite Mi:nico Asylum, New � - 0 ES. -John Pollock left here last week ,prices arq OvAittle-you'll admit tb*w' I Toronti, Ont. F will b& placed in Cardno'g ball, and t] ke 're. W i I I . 1796 tf I' ho was also announced an a speaker, was fcr�M,'innipeg, where he will engage in fish- when you', se0m. I , Eggs y as theyl 'a re- unable to be here. -The East Huron Teach- lngl f(r- th' season. -Rev. J. Elliott, of � I I - L cloudy, so that what st�ff was frozen had a' oulte announced directl � chance to recuperate and neral i im-- that will 6tch ex-hibition birds, Is . �f . . . . . the g� . two peas of Black Minorca 3, laro in, size and ceived.' This amalganriation will g�ve very era' Convention will be held'here, on Thurs- Nalrd, was. in town last week on bujiness.- Spring.Tini . I preaston 18 that no serious damage will be' fron, I ,.e If ovel-ties,gelling. - - t . true standard color, the best layi FO Lf large eggs of oomplete service and will be appreoiat d by d&V and Frida of next week. -J. L. Lloyd, . . I i I I I . y I C. D, naldson was here last week putchasing I the result. � � I � : all towls, oatiataftion, guaranteid, $I par setting. . . � I I I I the people of town and vic -T I I I I . Also a,full line of bdekeopera' supplies. Bee initY--�- omas' of Palmerston, with a staff of men, are here hor6e i for his livery. He bought, five and Thing's attracting special attention: . - � � I sw` Levy has purchased a handsome! P Ir of this week, putting in a' cement floor in the ghi' � � ' —'6 Wm. Hartr 'Ec. 1790 1 1 pp d themlast I I I wanted. y,1 %forth. Saturday on the steamer w 11 FoOTBALLMATeii.-The-drat lioughloup , matched grays from Casper W 1p r, of new barn at the Couttal hotel. -Joseph Ar- FANCY P4RA8OLS football match of the. se4gon was played on Eggftl4c. Doesl1it pay you -to give the for which he paid $260. - hii 0-jaA age, for Thesealon.-T. Hord and ! � t . Eedlars 4c , per ,dozoo Good , potatoes 35o per Zurich, . I will dell is taking cn!orcedl holidays tbii week, famil, 7 left here last Saturday for Thessalon, I I'll, the recreation grounds on Friday eveaing j il to Mr.. Ltivy�o I Nery. caused by the los PRETtY �HIRT WAISTS � ushel. WI 3tar tbe�pedlara p yin�? G. E. King be a valuable addition a of !a finger nail, while when i Mr. Hord is employed by 0. Donald. � j I � ! I I last, between the Clinton Collegiate team �, Wingham. I I . 1791-tfo' Tom is bound to keep things up-�o.d Lte.- playing base. -ball, in the park, on , Monday � son- --While a riumber of boys were playing WORTRYVXDERW9AR I I I and the Seaforth Collegiate boys,, the Ores. .- ; I . I CoR.N.-Ohib B44ley, C impbon-'s, Worth Raobael, widow of the late James �A�(Leod, eveniDg.-W. W. Clark w", in Exeter on, on th) street on Monday evening, Wilbur ; � I. f , I LMY I t ent. holders of the .cup. ! The game W48 0; 1� Dakota ExoelAor and � all the r A ol them. b. E. formerly of Seafortb, died at the ],evidence Tuesday, attending the funeral of M, J. Erwin, son of Harry Erwin, had. the min- FI LACES I � . . I I 0 i IQ � close and interesting one d�'spite! the Very King, Wingham. : � .' 1794 -ti of her daughter-in-law, in God I I on White, editor of. the! Times.-Mfs. (Dr.), for6u: ie to break hie leg near'the thigh. The I I � mire of TuesdAy of last week, at the adv oed ARe Knechtel, of � ; on fbrmer occasions A good btick house with I ab6, ut � WiaQ'eg, arrived here this bone was set by Dr. Smith, and the boy is NEAT 11 I cold evening. But, as i i . . Eh IBROIDER S our boys sucoessfully Withstood the I on. groun-d and largo stable� Will b6sold;cbeap. Apply . I IE I � of 91 y"rs. The deceased lady li, ad here week, on a visit to relatives and friends.- � i 9 i alaughts of the visitors nd won by a ocore to F. Gutteridge, Se.%foith- 1796.2 . getting along fairly well. -Miss Mary Wal- - .. - for a great mavy years, but about 1 0 years � . DAINTY *USLINS � .W. F. Scott is in Cleveland this week, at. Win, Df Detroit, is vibit-ing her mother, Mrs. I � � of one"goal .to none. IThe Cli ton boys Call and see our &andard! blue fl&60 ,go went to Goderich, Where she as since - ' I - . � tending a large hore6 sale.' Alf. Backer Wah da, of Bayfield. -On Saturday last our ' showed commendable 1perseverance, L but . stoves. Th bnrn either co,I (il at gaucline, and . n I c reside4. She leaves a large numb cf de . ELABORAtIE TRIMMINTGS sit � are clean an - to Inanago. "heshey & Smiley, - now rides a am 11 , INtie 'tired road I . have never yet been ablo to put a Ideaq) �, town iman Edward Reidi was united in I I . ro'39 Seaforth. 2 . I 1796il ocendants to mourn her destb.-Mi a 110%le, wagon. I I � � I - enough team in the fiel&to win, and ib is � . mafr age to .Miss Effie Burnside, eldest CINAt expected th " I I NOTICE.- Mr. Loftus Stark �as sold Pie of Strathroy, is visiting at W.K. P". rde's.-r- — -- I - - — � daug iter of Mr.. T. Burnside. The. core. FAS � . N,Q ! RIBBONS. I ' I - - I . . � . busine3s, know accounts Miss -of Wbawa, is the I guest of Bruc6fleld. . � mon3 was performed by Rev. Mr. JenniDgi,. We always atilve to have the store stookfA a at 1when tho season Aoses � the n as Stark & Ma �kay.� All C6ulbbard, � I � - I Seaforth boys will still have the cup in their are to be paid Mr. Sta1rk by JuT, 3 lit. After th-46 her sister, Mrs. D. T. Hepbuil. Miss . - .- , ' , f . . possession. I I i date they wilt be glven:in other h nde � for col e3tion. MCCONN-ANT.M60RE'Go,R.-At six o'Jock, ! We % Tish the young people much happiness. with an, . I r Maggie Barr is visiting in Hamilt6 I values. 1. aggregation of matelilew I � � I "--Miss Wednesday I 4;�ard Raid and W. Turn- . s 1 : . 1795x2 ening, � very happy event � �M. Ross, jr., E ; � � . Grett&;Watson, daughter of James! W A6011, ov I i I Good general servan I took place, whe -,-1,--,-T--9--1F--9- *- t- ! . MIS SSIONARY MEETING, 7The annual meet. I t Wa tel., Apply at a Mis6i Ella, eldest daugh- er wt at to Owen Bound to take positions on -1TA-&-6-w-A---&7-4 . . r TuRlEX 4 i . who was ill. with appendicitis a s�,)rb time - I 12; ing of the Missionary Soci�t' 'PO-SITOR Office. - ; ter of Mr. Hugh Medregor, was united in the iurvey boat, B& field. -On Alonday I I ies of 'the Meth. t i . : ago, isiable to be out again. -T. F. Cole. . ; � y I - , , odist church for the Godeiich dieLtriot �was: Mij-,T, FNED.-A bian and all I marriage to Mr. Jobii McCowan, at the I morn�ng last, F. E4wards was awakened by � �i� i 11 I man b4s a handsome new dray for use at . . - i - : ;i I , , , I held in the Method istiol Larch here on Tues. � kinde,of ohop on hand, at tile Seatorth flour wills. btide'8 residence, in Stknley.,' The ceremcny: a dense smoke in his room. Oa investigat. a I Th e, - . . I . ! his salt works. -Mr. and Mrs. Wnj,� Wilson I ' The Shaforth Millin O' 1790-1 i was performed by the Rev. E. H. Sawers, I ing, �e -discovered that fire had in some way I I I I day. The del�gates we#e entertalned'W the. i and family, of Bethsada, visited o4r Sun. - � I f I church for dinner and t by the members � Positively 9 �ast call to! those still , I I the after which the guests at down to a well got a arted near the stove in his store mud I - 4- L I . ay with Mr. and Mrs. John P.�&Tlg, of . . 7: 1 of the ..Seaforth fjooie )KS. 51111lett & C as accounts 0) be u I provided table The bride was beautifully: had )uriied through the floor, and was I t . ! The; afterboon � 0"' i session was of peculia' i urt,for collection. 06 � � Mullett it 03,P �eafcrfbut in town. -The bowling season opet pd this w' : I C ,� owned in hite organdie, and carried a I creet ing along the sleepers under the flaor. - E. . � TI A UL r i te ,the lwlp�rk- � 00 I 1796.4 week, *i th the green, isk excellent d njili-In. i �. I . ': . era of the society, and a b7i"et tmo�eting i was I feauLLiful bouquet of white rosap. The The i -larm was at once given, and in a short . FA-hAIERS.-1 have a Mo6dy potato -Mr. 1). D. Wilson is still unable 1 � return I I, 1 . �'hat I presents were numerous and costly, A great, time he fire was put oub. . The goods in the ry- held in the evening. hei chair at It pl%nter. seeds 4 acrea a', will ioll it for one-half home from Toronto, but it is expec jed that I . I . I r , d&Y, D1 ods Cof - , . I store LT4U ' ev.' T,r,MWaI1jWin, .: co -t FrIoe; alio a sld)l barr.1 churn. C. R. intheooursoofafewda shewill lave re, . I . I time was. occupied by , many coming from a diitance' were somewhat damaged by smoke. pastor of the church 11 �- M Aet7ol, Seaforbb. � . 1796-1 y I - NOTES -Mret. John'Ros% of Clinton, is . - � . 9 - I 8. chleehati, � red sufficienbly to enabla him o make � ;e . z I of London .; I r � cOve visiting Mr. William Berry. -Oar enterpria.. Kippen. CA's 4 G�eatest Cae_h �� was the ape _ r iof the evening. � Don't fail to see our splendid $3 line of the journey. -Martin Richmond, of Morris, ing �. i AV I I cit . I . 4 I � .. - Her addre s, as wel as ber �ansiwOrs to'the,� nien's fine shoes, Sairppleainsouthwiridow. Don't izen, Mr. Scott, has,beeh baey ship � D. Hay, Commissioner and Conveyancer - - � ; I . sh6 s of &)I kinds. ng. p ng he past week -Mr � wills, uortMes and deeds drawn -up. Money loa .1 I 'CIL - . 11 forget we are leaders for flac and M�. Creighton, of .Blyth, have been . I i � - I H Willis, sole agent for'Geo. A.-. Slater shoes for building fences for Win. Wren and D. Me. ned . rz I Go ... question d awer, was full of help an& en' . I W. . otatoea duri D (11 4 11 couragem�nt to the -delegates.,< The o'hoir' I tilies and gentlemen for Seafortb Vugh McIntosh has moved into his ne� I ;t the lo Arest rates of InMrest.. 1740-tt . ods Svoiv � � � 1796-1 Gregorj of Hallett. Mr. Wren has 120 1 - - I � i I . of the Meqhodiat church� was present �and; - . d both residence, on S Lation avenue. -Miss Marjory � CA IWETS -Vatiety ? A wealth of it both - I i - - �— Thelbesb results 4a painting 4re obtained rods and Mr. McGregor 80 rods, a Sullivan, of Toronto, is the guest o I I !!L gave several S31ections. j Miss Ado, Be�ttie by uslo� the Shem in4il ims paints. They wear gentlel�on are highly pleased with the work f Miss' inco.oringe anddesigns. The dai sales of hay in, &-ad 'has a door -at eaohend. At I irge 9 I . . u r stock of.all the beat onake, rp3ts ' long, cover most surf cc, and are exally- applie), done.�Saturda of neict week, May, 24th, i ' a oily one side of the buOding a door opens out ave an in'teresting readiing and Mrs. Ge(' Lily McCowau.-Rev.! E. H. Sawers -Pindl in o' ca INaldwin d�elighted the a4dience with a -,4ocal Use S. W. fl,oriac for staining )or@, and borders. y 'a Mr. Thomas Mulloy sp at Monday in Lon- anno ince almost as effectively as the � � : I . For sale by Che3re , & Smilef, suobe�sax-3 to a. a Public holiday, and oonscque�tly the don Mr.' john-Saider has purchas ; into a yard, 1 rge enough to bold two cAr I , selection. � I i i - ed a very, weat ier and the interior of homes that . I I � Mullett & Co., Seafor,h� . 1790-1 business places in town will be closed, It ,- loads of cattle " ThroUgh the same doorwa —0- . valuable tr-obting hor$'e .and light driving� hods cleaning tim, -y ! - . 1 ,)5 wouldbe well for farmers and e is here. We have the the cattle, a i 'they � Are weighed, c&u bo THF. OLu Bvys.-Me d on WANTED. -A young woman between - . others 0 b y. No more dust Jack now. ' Car .ts, Linoleums, Mattings, Lace Car", . . I VTre. n :Lyon, G. I and 85 yeats of age, as iouaemaid in a ifamily of five. bear this, in mind and do their shopping on ugg -Mr. driven into tb � secjn4 yard, which slao has . Smith, Floody and � Iker, of ; Toronto, . Charles Wilson is now !eotrtled in the Dixon tains, etc., that make profitable buyinp for . - � . ' I I * . I I I I Mitait have referenues c previous xperience. Wages Friday, -Rev. 1. B. Wallwin is . moving a capacit '. two Oar losdo. They have I . �� waited on the counci [. n ;Friday: evening twelve to fourteen d(Ilars. Mi . Ed ard Gurney, House, which has been thoroughly over-'� you. PAY us a visit soon. The E. M ... 1 179 Gerrard E., Toront4 .1 . this wdek into the house receutly vacated - 0- also a MoLtol � pig 1 iffide, so that the� h last, as representativ�s pf �the ]Riuron� Old � 1796-2 hauled. -Empty house's , are a back number Paul Co., Seaforth. -1 I � ! . . I by Mr. S. Mullett. -There was % heavy urishi -Professo 1796 OF . Boys' Association of Toronto. The ob eeb We make a epee alty of- and ma in this flo g Vill ge. can aasily� be oaded and unloaded, and t a I - � � I de tin- frost again on Tuesday nighb, i�ud ,he of n r C. B. FODTBALL,-A' large and - enthusiastic net weigh -cf the, animals :arrived at.- I of their visit was to cont r with the council ware. which to the bei k Give us a �call for dal Little Varn . , t I 1. . . supplies. Chesney & E miley, Seafortb;. 17964 ry clover in a number of places was badly I a, bus oved into the Amer-: meetfing of the supporters of the Kip en While e orse,�on Saturilq I . I with reference to the vi it of the! me 'bers ican hotel. Mr. LittI4 ii busy rearranging� Shan�rock football club was held in p xercis ng a young h I In 4 - - . nipped. -A handaome memorial wi 'dow, ia of the ass � - . Kippen evening, Will McLeod -had a narrow am ociation to Sea orth. on !July�5bh, � ; the plaoe.-Mr. Geor e Turner -and Missj 0 -P& ; memory of the late T. 0. Kemp, will be ie � evening of Saturday, May loth. i . . and to outline, to & certain extent � the ipro- SPECIAL S'ERVICEPp. -Rev. - Walter Russell, I Mary Finlayson, .- of Seaforth, were the� n t from being ba ily :hurt. The horse beewas . I . ramme for the da �� . ' ed �thst R. A., evangelis will begin a] -bt days" unveiled in Sb. Thomas' church on Sunday Mrs. David ell, on Sun . day. -i Afte - the transiction of other business, the frightened an ear the siiw. mill -sid -y. I� 18 ex�pe t t, :i i eig guests of I . � at the morning service. The funds 'for the � folio ving officers were elected for the season pitched I tetween four and � five hundred p ople ,will course of Bible teaching, at Seaforth, on Mrs. Ross,- . the dfiver out. It then pr0000ded of Clinton, isited her daughter,' I, f . . , , take advantage of the eicursion to visit ur, "'The work of the �Ioly Spirit in the heart window were raised by the Sandayj� school Mrs. Wm. Berry, tbii week. -The! funeral: of I ' .(02 : Honorary prehident, D. Hay ; down the road Rs f as Ni. White'A Mack- ; children and by Mr. Kemp's old einployees presi ent, J. Balfour ; . vice-president. J. smith -'a shopjwbe the zart, to which the - � on that day, so that a royal goo hme .�,may and life of the Christiar." It ' will be 11 a of the late Mrs. Allan P883ed through thill� MoN Bvin ; secretary. as y ; horse was aUsoliel , .became caught in the �- I . at the mill. -Mrs. D. D. Wilson ovenib to I � . . I : . - . : anaging col I be expected. Elfforts ar� beind made by, the feast of fat things, ,,�a feast of wines on the - Toronto on Tuesday to wait on Mr. Wilson. village on Wednesday, and was largely at-. captain, G. Brownlee ; Inimit- buggy, . . _association to secure the celebraWd High. lees, of fat things W1 of marr 6w, of w" ten whi6h was occ0pied by G� MvToviihik . Mee ded.-Mro. (Rev.) f awers attended the' . I I : I landers' band for the' Odca�ion,r a�d should on the lees well reOntd." fie will preach in -The flax company have nearly 3 5 acres Women�e Foreign Mis'donary Societiy con- � tee, It. Dick, T. Doig G. Sinclair, R. of Turnberrj. Mi. .and Mrs. MoTavilh '- �� they be succossful, the b'Ind will take �part the Presbyterian �church �Sunday morning of flax sown in this neighborhood, . This vention, in London ast Week. - Walter Coop, -r. The Shamrocks are prepared to were throw# from I their buggy -0 but I - k I will make sufficient atock to keep jhe mill put a strong team in the Peld to defend the with the. ex6eptioin : of ,& bad thaking- in the programme of the �day, and in the. and in -the Method'ib church at 3:30 in Baird spent Sabbath ai his borne here.- t L '00 L ' � the here running steadily all winter. -A son of Crau ford cup, which they now hold, and to up, were 1 not 'otherwive injured- . evening give an open air I acerf. Riiery afternoon and at 7o'clook in the evenil Thomas Malloy went t4 London on - ' I . L 1 ng- Robert Leatherland, of Tuakermmith, is ill tL Monday play friendly games with � neikhboring clubs. The horse, then free of the -cart, .pr6- I . izen ,should I a help.' I the moral to undergo a course, of L treatmen for his Grounds have been secure,�;' for practice I Olt exid ing hand In making Subjects for Sunday : niz. with appendicitis and Dr. Barr we per- . M.. 4 the reception to the I I O�d ,Boys" las cordial "The Anointed D4inister;` in the afte'r'-' eyes. HewasaccompiniedbyRev. E. H. - f ceeded throu ala street until it reached, . , formed an operation on Tuesday. � 9 trust . whic will be held on Tuesday and 4aturday 11 . . and enjoyable as possible, When we aret noon, i 4 The Anointed Cht rob,P and in the Sswers. -Alex. � its stable. -Wree t6,0 elling muticians pan- .. ' I - . . ) I the young man will speedily be rea'ored to Mustm d shipped a car load � evenings, at 7 o'clock. I , � � 'ib' ight. � i) - call I ed throug,h t e v Tu . 09f I I doing the thing, let -us do' of lumber fr esday moral I I � Ir I evening 11 Redemption Righte. The tol. .here this week.-Charleal N(TES.-IoaaeJerrott has rented ,from causing qial an ment amongst the �� . l . � i health. -Miss Lillie and Mr. Wm. obster illage I I �*----�— � I lowing week servides will be i held . every I Reid presented his wife witli . a handsome i Paul oig, his farm I exci te I with COUNCIL. -The regulat meeting of the afternoon and evqning, in -the' Method of Lucknow, are s�peuding a few - I aye at upright piano last wcek.-Wedding bellsi , which lies alongside younger por on of the community, I "t Point Pleamant, the r0idenoe of Jaihes W. * ' . i his o . , vn. Mr. Jerrott purposes using it for, their bag-pli ad . band wagon. -Mr& J. . are ringing in our little town to -day. We ; 'grazaig. - � town council was held on'Monday pight, A church, at 4 o'clo�k and i t 8.1 A cordial Lawreuce.-Mr. Spotton, the Conservative . z This will give Mr. Jerrott wider E. Black it vi tiang izi-Harriston thiswkeL I e;ed ; � ion is igiven I 1 of I wish the happy couple long life and pros.; . � L i communication was rec fkom� the � fire invitat' . ' � i I to al C�ristians, candidate in E%st Huron, was in this vicin- scop( for his farming operationp.-Mrs. -Owing to t illness of �Rsv. L' - . I brigade, asking for EkA advance of' W whatever denorntu'ation, to . -attend these ity on Wednesday lasto distributing litera. perity.-James Aikenhead has returnedl Finlayson,- of Egmoadville, d -u - ring ,, t e continued i -4 - � I I - .1 I . I on their anritial gra�t � to � pay � for meetings, which a�e hold �pecially for be- tute and doing missionary work an from a trip to Londor. Mrs. Camer the .A. McKelvey Thomias Appleby occup, . � . I I on and I . . I ' ex i i L i - �Ch , lievers.�-Coii. I i - �ong the week, was visiting with her sister, Mrs. the pulpit.in e .piring nsuran6o policies, Is re. i . i i free and ind,epende t of McKillop. -Mr. children, of Winnipeg, are vi siting at the George McKay, ;of the- village. -We . Methodist ,aharch, Sundli , I I ! � -P � . 3 I i 0 , � . are night.-]�red.fOrr, of Wingliam, renew - (I ueat was granted. A c6mmunip4tion � Was � � home of George Hart. --Mr. and Miss Me- � pleas ad to note that Thomas Sturgeon, who acquaint4acest raday.-Mr. and t . , I I I Wm., Grinuey,of RusadIdale,Fullar(on, and I I I ! I � . Lean, of the Mill road, spent Sabbath with ' I .here, on, Thu received from �Mr. F, -Guttridgie, as1tiDg COLLEGIATE E�zTUTE ,MA� EXAMS.� formerly of Tuckeremith, was in town on Mis"s,ggie j&mie�on. I for some time was,,very poorly, in now suf- Mrs. Hailewo6d, of Offford, visited - I . � I at W. � ... . . $500 for a �culvett across Main streO't, at: the The follom e resuWof the teeb ex- Wednesday. He came up to attend the � ficiently recover ;d to walk round the � vil. U. Hazl�Woo$% on. Monday. 9 I I . � ; e _jdju - . I V. ion - I . I - 11 reoreationgroun'da, as, it was acqideifts3ly aminati ' , h;ld at the Seaforth Collegiate funeral of hi I - ad neighbor, Mr. � . ; lage.--Mrs. Stewart, formerly Miss Reath, Reinhart,; wlio has ,beea employed -at tbO ... overlooked in hfs tender. The contrac�'waa in - ' . - I "I I ' stitute. The na es are giveii s old f= a f - Goftou Housel for lome thae, Idb for her 1, - C I in order'of George Laidlaw.- is Ida Tiernan; of To. . Gorrie. ! ofBattleCreek, Michigan, the past few I . amended 'Accordingly. Al &tiDion. f, om, nierit. Class I. in udes al � tb'pse who lob. ronto, who was here vi iting relatives and , NOTES. -Reuben Ramel and bride are� days, has been Paying a visit with her aunt, home near': Bolin r on Tuesday. . I . ,r � W. D. Bright and, others,t asking to � 0. ave I 1811� -The Be- - , tained an average of over 50 per: cent. ; Class friends* left for the Qa en City on. Thurs- spending their houeym(on in town with his Mrs. Samuel Thompson, sr.,,aud with other formers of:Wrbxoeter. held their ,,0r8*Uj7At1.MW, - church street graded and ' ravelled, viiA re- I - I friends. -Mies Nott, of Clinton, is q I 1. those between 13 and 50 per'oent.; Class day. -The bazaar held by the Ladies? Guild father, Wm. Russell. For some years Mr., visiting mesibing,in thk tow hall Thursdayeveam , . , . . . I I � per cent : 1 of St. Thomas church � . I ferred to the street comin ttee, to reporit on Ill. those under 33.] 1 on Wednesday, was RUS3101 bas been a static n agent on the main � with her sister, Mrs. Hugh McConnell, of Messrs. Blair and Kerr, of Brumb. Wtfel � I � at next meeting. The ,,, r of the E e0tric Fottk IV.-Class�j I., -F. Gray, F. Lo,�w- a good �'uccess, nearly 'M being raised for line of the C. P. R., an, I recently was at&- Hay. -Farmers are all busy getting in present. - , , .. J. I Ian and Mrs. T. Hemp- tgihtt Company to ins , W. . , I a fire � alarml in tened' , H. Brownellil L. L " & ren6e. J. Gard- thesale of work. -We are sorry to learn tioned in Bxitish Colimbia.-Wm. Wil.1 roots and corn. hill, . jr.. spent a few 'a � last week with � first -alas condition an OaranteeO for 075, iner, M. Govenloc , M. artry, G. Hatnil- that Mr. Thomas Brovi n, bandmaster of the liame and Harry — � . was acce'ted. The � . Toun arrived from the *--- Lie' .-()Wel fiien 8.�Qliver mit . matter of the drain t'.un- ton, G. Buchanan, "'. Sillsi-Id. Keyh. Class 33rd regiment band, is laid up with an at- 11 Sunny South last . eek, looking bale Wroxete'r. � iff , . )I h was in So- ninR wes Aard from North Main str�eeib,' forth Mpunday. isn Lizzle Nookes; 01 I . . II., -A. Waugh, . Caro-, 0. White, R. taok-of inflammatory rieumatism, I*a;' conse. and hearty. - They had lbeen away about six BmEt�s.m--A large number froth here at. Wiagham,� vidted her tister Miss Ada - 1. 4 -- which in said to need cleatiffig, was refer. Smith, R. Humphril , E. Marra . uence of which the or�hestta was unable to- months, part of which Mr. Toung spent in tend t us iii tie vi ]age, .several days red to the street committee, to' report on at q _ he ann I meeting of the East Nookes, ' . 'fat � FoRm Ill., B. -O isi I.,"J. Torrance, H. fill some of its engagements du6ng the Tex'"as. Mr. Williarnswas in Louhiiana.- Huroi Liberal Association, in Brussels, on week.--Jobn I)aly . v am returned to the vil next meeting. An Invitajiofi was received Dorrance, R. Dun6anson, J. Lane, W. Me- week. ,Mr. James Wilson is a mon , .ardent The Lord's Day Alliance h Id a pubille meet- Taesaay.-J� E. Black v'isited at his old Sge.-George L ane ler for Knox, � f!om Rev. J. W.. Hodgins, -asking the ooun- Milian, S. Seel, C.� Sclater, H. McMichael, #. e I , travel - L and successful gardene He now has let- ing in the hall, Mond night, which was home in Elora, a few days last week.- Morgan& C nn- . 53 01 1pany', Himilton,speab -S- oil to attend service in St.; Thomas' chu'rob J. Lowrie, A. MoLo'an, 8 Coulter, J. Dick. tuce an onlons grown a the open air. which well attended. Approl, ; on Coronation Day, was &�oepted.: A oom- son, A. McKenzie, iR, Work. . 11 riate addresses were Robei it Montgomery, of St. Louis, has been day with relat Ves b�re. ��Th6 -young men Of . � I I . . Clam II.,�- are rei y for use. This' is pretty eiWy for delivered by Rev. Mr. Dobson and Rev. the gi iesib of his brother, Alex. Montgomery the village , e � oessful awm � a Messrs,, Reid & Wilion P. Govenlock, A C urtney, A. Trotter, L this part and we doubt If it can be b Oaten. - Mr. Garbutt. The object of the society in I ! h ; munication fror 1i " as ter,- town I evening. About, . I , I - Dickson, M. Willison, M. N4urdie, 0. Da. Mism Mabel McLean weis ticketed to 'Winni- to secure the best possible observance of the spent a day last week with friends in the 70 were prest ut, and everyone expr . and William Solater king for a reduction near. iere.-James McEwen, of Teeswa in the al. r1kiday � in fees for weighing coal- ifor the town Was rand, P. Nicholson'! M. Beat, C. Hodgins, peg this week by Greig & Stewart, 01 P. R. Sabbath day. It wil needed vill ).-C. Iglestrome, the vete themselves as � - - received. and the matter referred to the Sre . I adfly -be cc ag - ran piano I avin* had a most 4e.4joYA10 . J. MoTaggart. 0136se III. -R. Winters, agents.. Miss MoLeaA has secure4 a Rood that there i ample wor or th o ie tuner, of Toronto, has been busy in the vil- time. .A. -Bat erson and W. Gibson, as - and water committee, toi re�oit at next W. Clu L I a Ef is a o ty to � � D ,� ; I ff, A. M --Ma n. - position in the pisirie'� oity.-Mro.; Robert do in Ontario. -The di partmental examin- lage In several da a. -The Scale Compr sisted by .PDrr(, or� Garr6b, :supplied -thO . j meeting, The sum of $900 was,place4 to FoRm III., A.-Olass 1.,--H. Kelly, L. Roberts and family moved this W"eak to ations are close at hand and 'will test the h y y . . . the credit of the Collegiat� lastituts' bo4r-3. . ave iow got ever) thiug in goo i running music. -Wm. d 4eorge K"IEi left for ' A Setition. was received f1rorn James Weir Best, S. Purcell. 01 me II.,--F.'Wright, R. Brantford, where they *H1 reside in: future. character of the work d)ne by teachers and order and have engaged Joseph Cowan -as Bracebrid,go h - ib w4k, where they " w1in I an John O'Keefe aeking;for a granolibli McTavish, L. Nid olls, VT. Horton, A. -There * drop in beef at Mr. Robert pupils. Amusements' should take second weigb-master. The scales are enclosed in a spend a part oi!the summer working at their .- I ic: Sleeth, M. Kelly, l� . Richardmon, E. Me- Winter'swranosh this week. A fin, 1,300 . plaoe until the tests are pulb.-Gorrie is nest building, large enough to drive a load trade. : . � , � �� 19 _ I , .. � !; I I I I I . � I I ; � , I I'll . I . � � I � . I I I � i �1[ I i � � i I . : I � I I - i % I . I � ! I � � . i i I i � ) � A; . � 11 � I rl . � . I I I ,I --- i � , g . 7 � I . . . i I � I I , I I � . � I 1. - . i � � E ; . - - - . . . . � ! . 1 4. I . I i � .� 4 - - I - � I I i � . I I . I . � I , . 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