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ipTTPL.41TIRON. COUNTY,.
r w re , e oval,
arnouucing my Removal to
4. (% Detior di 02'8 814. and wallet
known stand .. on ,tho corner of
North Street, I would call atten-
tion to any large stock of General
and Ship HARDWARE, a stook
that 'for extensiveness in range
and reasonableness in price, can-,
not be excelled' in ,Huron.
T also take this opportur='•.y of
thanking my many friends for
the patronage that has nee:::.•-
tated a removal to more commo-
dious premises, and 'request a
continuance -of the same at the
new stand.
-JAMES YATES.
•GODERIOII,.Oct. 21st, 1889.
Moral C arltitoptuadtrnre
Godes :et -
The examination of the Model
School students is now iu progress..
Mr. S. Davis, ut .Clint su, was in
the circular town this week.
Miss 'Danuey bits been severely
indisposed the past few weeks.
The weather ou Monday was
nearly like that of a May day.
M.r. 'Toe. Rutson hats been suffer-
ing from indisposition the past two
weeks.
• Mr. Bonmer, of the post office,
spent a couple of days at home the
past week.
A water heater for the water
works will shortly be placed in
position.
• The Public School Board held
its regular monthly meeting last
week.
The Town Council met on Friday,
evening and traus:•,ted a large
amount of business.
Regular meeting of Huron Chap-
ter No. 30, R A.M., next Tuesday
even ing.
A boy about 16 fell down in a fit
near the post office on Monday after-
noon.
Mr. Willian0 Marlton, our well
known boatf ilder, will shortly
J
make a start d . a
r nets
tug.
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The statutory December meeting
of the town council Will be held on
Monday evening.
The water works engineer has
been around the past few days with
a view of assessing the users of the
t wn water.
The splendidly dressed windows
of many of our merchants is evi-
dence that Christmas is again near-
ing us.
A court for the revision of the
West Riding of Huron voters' list
was held last Saturday, His Honor
Judge Doyle presiding.
The serine and a large quantity
of the machinery for the organ fac-
tory arrived last week, and is being
placed in position.
The annual meeting of the West
Riding Conservative association was
held at Smith's Hill yesterday after-
noon.
Ater -the usual service this even-
ing at St. George's the annual
meeting of the Church Woman's
Guild will take place.
The Chautauqua orchestra con -
cart company, of Toronto, wer P
welcomed in tee Grand Opera Hou
last Friday evening by a good au
ence:• The entertainment presented
by the company was an excellent
one.
At the regular meeting of the
high school literary society rlaet
Thursday evening the usual nq'min-
ations to office were made, rafter
which an excellent programtn# was
presented. The elections will' take
piece at the next regular meeting.
Mr. William Watson, w 'o' re-
cently returned from Dakotii, lost
two of his three children by;r diph
therirt last week. Mr. an& Mre.
Watson have the sympathy of every
resident in their cad boroavettient.
The only daughter of Mr. Magnus
Swanson was interred in Miri g nd
cemetery last week. Tho d .ceased,
a bright eyed little fairy, hac isuffer-
ed two weeks from ulcerated sore
throat, and just when it was cor-
sidered she had passed the britieal
period, died rather suddenly; M.
lord Mrs. Swanson have uuiiversal
sympathy in.theic sore aftlict4ou.
" The following is a comptote list
of the vessels wintering in Gt'tderioh
harbor :-Schre, Sophie, Githrair,
Jane McLeod, Todman, O;ntsrio,
G'roldhuntor, J. G. Kolfage,'uPinit-
fo're, Mary S. Gordon and "(l'ey-
hound; tuge- 7. It. Jones, Trt1deau,
Oreadia, W. It. Seibold and 14tyrtie,
the dredge Challenge and her • at
'tenant darts. K
44oic0Q Ovrt> posocuct.
.coder*c! •
. NorttpatrWDt fqr Office et the vegan
1t.r tt'ettl,'ng of Huron ledge No,. b2,,
WO. l`,to•ii oirrow evening.
These wap a J'uge atteadauce
on at $t,. Agti'rewe supper
Friday evedtng: week et the British.
Mv, Cameron, .chief of the
Caledonian society,. preeid.eo, end
lex-chief Mr. M. Hu;oldson occupied
the vice chair. Speeches' and sung
ntiogl'ed with the bagpipeestraius
Made the e-veeing a merry and
pleasant one, While the excellent
supper prepared, by -mine host wee a
plsiesant incentive to the evenings
enjoyment.
The annual meeting of the. town
Conservative assoeiatiou was held
in Daevion and Johustou's officeou
•Satua' y evening, for the purpose
of ei3'eting officers, Messrs. Camp-
bell and F. W. Johnston haviug
given, notice that they would retire
from the positions held by them.
The office of president was filled
by the election of Mt', R. Radcliffe,
and that of secretary by the election
of M. R: C.• Hays. The usual
number of delegates having been
appointed .for the Ridiug canyon -
tion, the meeting adjourned. •
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A meeting of 'the Busy Bees, in
connection with the Sueiety of
Christian Endeavor, wet oil Mon-
day evening and preseuted the tui-.
to:.•iog programme. Chorus, the•
Members; reading, Mr. Juo. Elliott;
eelo, Mr. Walter Hyslop; grart.It'e,
the irlicses Hennings sod Messrs.
Morrish and vivane; ,.jading Mr.
Cram; duet, -Misses Hamlin and A.
Hennings ; recitation, Miss B. Resit;
address, Rev. Mr. 11 utton; chorus,
the Members. Although the pro.
gramme wan exceedingly well car-
ried out, the duet by Misses Ham-
lin and Pennioge, and the recita-
tion by MieaRusk must be special-
ly mentioned.
PURELY PEttSONAL.
Mra.. E. C. Russell, of Walker-
ville, is visiting in town.
Mr. E. E. Wade, barrister of
Brussels, was in town las week.
Mr. Stanley flayelt barrister of
Brussels, was in town this week. '
Mr. H. Secord is in Manitoba
visiting his farm in• that province.
Miss Minnie Cooke has, returned
from Lucau.
Mr. Jobe Davison, our well-
known barrister, has been appoint-
ed a Q. C.
Mr. Juo. Gentles, of Kincardine,
spent a few ' days in the circular
town the past week.
Inspector Malloch spent the
greater part of last week in the
county town.
Mr. Ed. VanEvery has returned
from the.North shore of Lake Sup-
erior. -
Mr. Et1. Doyle strived from Chi-
cago ou Saturday, and is now at
the parental residence, Church
street.
Mr. S. Malcomson has been ap-
pointed deputy regist•ar of the
Maritime Court of Ontario, vice
Hy. Macdermott, deceased.
Mies Croe,ofClinton, who lays had
charge of the C. P. 'R. Telegraph
ofnce the past two weeks during
Mies Bat"- tbsence, returned to her
beide on Monday.
Bay field.
The members of the O• Y. B.
lodge of this place, held the regular
monthly meeting on Saturday the
7th of Dec., in the.Orange hall. As
usual the attendance was good.
The weather though unfavorable,
hindered not the loyal brethren
from coming the distance of eight
or nine miles, showing that they are
true observers of their obligation.
This. -being the last meeting of
1889 the following officers were
elected and installed for 1890 : W.
M., Thos. E. Parker; D. M., E.
Falconer; Rec. Seo., W. E. John-
ston ; Fin. Sec:, W. Weston; Treas.,
W. Howard; Chap., ` "Jemond;
Dir. of C., A. Erwin; 4 •bmittee,
J. Cowan, G. Weston, ;) Harri-
so . Darrah, 11. Coiled, y. Aw-
ing TB the untiring efforts of the
past Master, W. Howard, the lodge
has attained a high standing, and
we trust that the members will
assist the present Master (as they
did the past) in his efforts to make
this lodge second to none in the
Dominion. Suitable remarks were
made, the chairman saying that
he was proud to occupy the high
position to which the brethren saw
fit to elect him. And we might add
well might he feel proud, for no
master ever presided over a better
class of boys than the members of
the 0. Y. B. Lodge No. 31, Bay-
field.
''" 11V`iitl '4httT gtstre-up-eterr`-Wents
per bushel in Manitoba.
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goal C orrtelairoltd.cltta,
WRITELy t TODD, Pubttuus, :
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CO, h Tot SI' p.
Albs. Eobi,n Whitely hes rented
her farm uu the 5th to Mr, G.
Juhnatou,
Mr. Eli Bateman will offer his
farm for sale at the Comurerciel
hotel. in Clieton next Saturday, also
sortie implements.
Tile-evideuce developed at the
inquiry iutn the cat -..3 of the death
of the Into H. J. W'Vhitel•y, of which
you gave a full report last week, has
been a prolific theme of couvereatioo
ever since.
Municipal . election tent is. very
quiet. Rumor commons Courioillot•
Churultitl with aspiriug to the
rceveehip as:tl council:or Sturdy
to that' of (te, uty. But this may
only be the haselass fahric of some
ronrancer'a inner coneoioushess.
Mr. James McDonald, of Gor.lner,
Dakot•t, son of Capt. McDnt'ald, sof
Poitets trill (las been to.►uding in
this section the past week or so and
will t.,a.e for his western ;home in
about two a.•ekos., The geutleman
also took a trip to Montreal while
over here.
Conncil'nr.,t at Holmosville De
2nd 1889. M,ttnbers all press t.
Minutes of last meeting read ai
passed. Ilylawe No. 6 and 7 were
read and. paesed. This day's pr
ceedinge were principally levo .d
to. settling up all unpaid Rocco," •s
of the year. The following were
paid viz : John Butler stationery
$5.88; clerk one year's postage
$11:10 ; Samuel Rathwell gravel
$l0; James Elliott 5th con. grave
$13.00; Hugh Johnston grave
$28.02; Thee. K. Johuston grave
$2.52; Thos. Murch gravel 66 cents
Henry Hastings gravel $20.04; H
Hibbs gravel $12.18; James Con-
nolly gravel, plank a..d sleeeers
$7; Wm. -Gould roadway to gravel
pit $4; Samuel Walters Brave' $12;
Wm. Crooks gravel p) 4.82; Laur-
ence Manning gravel $11.16; Henry
Murphy gravel $9; James Mc-
Donald gravel110:02; Wm. Mulch
gravel $26.76; Wm. Wins gravel
$24.60; .Andrew Drysdale gravel
'$36.50; Herbert EI'nrd cutlet for
drain from' Holwesvillo pa'aonage
$2; John Trewartha gravel 90cts.;
Wen, McCabe one year's board of
Wm. Dunn indigent. $52, annual
snit of clothes $13, arrears of suit
of clothes for 1885 $10; .Edward
Achoeon error in assessment 94cts.;
clerk salary $105; Mrs. Po,s gravel
$.1.80; Fletcher McCartney gratel
$6.73. Linton Signal pciuting $1.76;
Wm. Lobb use of scraper 4 days
$1; Andrew J. Couriice gravel
$5.70; John McClellan balance iu
full of contract of Holmesville
bridge $63. Council adjourned to
meet again on • Monday the 161h
inst.-JAMES PATTON, Clerk.
Colbot ne.
Mr. William Hamilton of this
place parsed away on Thursday 5th
inst at the ripe age of 80 years ; his
romaine were interred in Colborne
cemetery on Saturday ; he was one
of the first settlors in this section.
The members of Zion Methodist
church will hold a grand Sabbath
school anniversary and tea meeting
on Sunday and Monday Jan. -5 and
6, 1890. Funds to be devoted to
the Sabbath school. Rev. B. L.
Hutton, of Croderich, and speakers
from Clinton will be present.
Bro. A. Millian of 153 paid a
visit to L. 0. L. No 1052, Nile, on
Monday night, Dec. 2nd. This
lodge is well officered and has a
large membership, being oue of the
largest lodges in the county. The
brethren ere well posted in the
degrees and, lectures, and hold
special lecture meetings every
month. Bro. Richard Morrow,
W. M., bas been elected to that
position for the fifth time ; he has
the reepoct and esteem of all the
brethren.
Enniskillen L. 0. L. No 153 mat
on Friday night Deer 6th. The
following officrs were elected and
installed for the coming year :-
Bros. Andrew Miliian, W. M ;
George Currey, D. M. ; William
Stevenson, R. S. ; Thos. Koechel,
F. S.; Thos. Millian, Trees;
William Millian ; Chap. Edwad
Millian, D. C. ; William S. Cousins,
Loot. Committee :-Robert Leach,
Samuel Allen, Thos, Cousins,
Miehael Phramer, Wm. J. Fowler.
Sick ° committee, A. Millian, G.
Currey, T. Cousins, M. Phramer, T.
Millian. This lodge has had a large
inoreat►e in membership the past
year tend the promise of a still
further increase tho coming year.
L. 0. L. 153 will hold a monster
degree. and R. A. P. meeting on
their, next regular meeting night,
Jativary 31d 1890. A large number
of candidates will be advanced.
Visiting brethren cordially invited
to attend.
ESL4Y, ' DECEMBER 11, 1889
Qit1 (5orroopon4fa6e
R11yth.
Mra. Kaake' atteuded the funeral
of a relative iu Luckuuw this week.
Mins Ifatt.ie Ritchie .has returned
fromher visit to Tosonto.
Niles Meagan leaves here on
`Thu••sday fur a visit to friends in
Bay City, Mich.
The S: S. children of Trinity
Chu;ch are praetiziug for their
annual Xmas' tree.
Some of our local weather pro-
pheta.are predicting an open winter,
wonder who made them so wise.
Miss Lieziu Bachman roturued
from her lengthy visitto Goderich
ou Thursday.
'filo pupils in the intermediate
department of 3ur public school are
busy decorating their rootu for the
public examination ou Friday.
'1'lie magnificent Brass Bend of
the Canadian Household 'Troops iu
connection with the Salvation Army
is to be here on Friday next when a
grand time is expected.
Ou Tuesday Messrs P. Kelly, F.
W. Tanner, John Emig h, F. 13.
Cuntuer and Edward Newcome
attended as delegates to the Liberal
Conservative convention at Smiths
hill. ' •
Mr. George Jones, one of the em-
ployes of the flax mill here met
with a serious accident ou Saturday
by getting three of his fingers
smashed in the brakes. It will be
sometime before George is able to
yesuiue duty.
Saturday resembled a spring fai
day bore, farmers from all sections
having come iu to be at the sale by
auction of MtuRobe cattle at Milue'a
'hotel. Our popular auctioneer, C.
Hamilton, soon disposed of theta at
good figures.
The Presbyterian S. S. entertain-
ment was held iu Industry Hall on
Friday evening. The hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity. The
entertainment througLout was all
that:could be deeirad. The proceeds
amounted to over $40.
Constable Davies was instructed
to collect up the band instruments
ou Monday and take care of them
until a reorganization 'of the band
takes place which we hope to hear
of in the near future. Serenading
time is coming on, boys, you want
to get together once more.
On Monday evening the annual
meeting of the Conservative associa-
tion of this burg was held he the
Orange Hall for the purpose of elec.
ting officers for the ensuing year.
F- W. Tanner was re-elected Presi-
dent, J W. Bell re-elected Secty
and Treas. Other businttsa 'haiviug
been tr•rnsacted they adjourned to
meet again the evening of the 23rd
inst.
Late ou Saturday night our peace-
ful citizene were aroused from their
sweet slumber by thr• r of the mem-
bers of our defunct baud promenad-
ing our princip•tl st nets 'playing
martial rnesic. The boys didn't do
so bad but woe -betide them if
Jimmie cou'.d have laid handy on
them ; he would for sate have run
them into the cooler as public dis-
turbers.
Mi. -W. J. Martin has retuned
from Michigan.
Mr. J. P. McCasey, of Cincinnatti,
Ohio, is home on a visit.
Mi4e Maggie Morrison, of Wing•
ham isspending a few days in town.
Mr. J. T. Bell leaves this week
for Pennsylvania where he intends
working in a factory.
The September and October
cheese were sold last week to Mr.
A. Atchison, of Listowel.
Mr. W. Wray, of. Morris, -is mak-
ing preparations for the erection of
a brick residence in our village next
spring.
Miss Bella Wighttnan returned
fr; m Manitoba on Thursday, hav-
ing spent the summer with frienee
in the " Prairie Province."
Miss Ella Winters, of Preston,
has been visiting at Mr. Finlay
Andaisou's and Mrs. T. Deans, of
Wingham, at Mr. John Anderson's,
East Wawanosh.
Mies Christie Halliday intends
having an entertainment in her
school, 3/. miles south of here on
Monday evening December 16th I
it will be an evening of music, diva•
loguee, readings, recitations. etc.
and a capital time is anticipated.
A grand concert under the aus-
p'ioes of Belgt•avo Lodge •I. 0. G. T.
takes place on Tuespay evening,
December 10th in the Forester's
hall. Mies Bell Smith, of Stratford,
and M.. T. W. Crawford? of Lon-
don, elocution'-tr, will assist in the
programme, also the Wingham
Orchestra, • besides a good share
of local talent.
goal (Jiorrappondestet
Mtn.
Mr. and Miss Love of Hillegreen
apept a few days visiting their
ister Mrs. A. W. Young.
Sleighing was very good fur a
while last week but the Tate thaw
as taken nearly all the snow away.
Mr. John Pentland and daughter
have returned home from their trip
to Gorrie. Mr. Pentland is still
gaining slowly.
'rhe Good Templars will have an
entertainment on the 20th. They
have secured the cervices of Mr.
Shane of Blyth and uo doubt they
will have a good time.
The Nile Sabbath school will
hare their Christmas tree on Ntnas
eve. The Rev. Mr. Edge of Clin-
ton will preach the anniversary
sermons on Sunday the 22nd.
Miss Williams preached in the
Nile church on Sunday morning
from Jeremiah, 12 chap. 6 verse.
Miss Williams is a fine speaker and
hods her audience with the greatest
ease.
Rev. Mr. Richardson, of Goder-
ie preached a missionary sermon
SiInday evening froni lstCorinthians,
3 chap. 6 verse-. He gave a good
desctiption of the work to he done
in the mission fields.
Oti Dec. 4th at- the residence of
lVIr. Gordon Young, Mr Duncan
A cPhee of N. Wawanosh was
n cited in the holy bonds of mstri-
mony to Miss Ann Young, by the
Rev. 14[r. Cameron of Dungannon.
Many valuable and useful presents
were given by the guests. A very
enjoyable evening was spent. We
wish them long life and prosperity
and all their troubles to be little
ones.
The members of Nile L. 0. L.
1052, held their regular December
meeting on Monday evening, Deer.
2nd. After the other business was
gone through with, the following
officers for ensuing year were
elected and installed :-W. M. Bro.
Richard Morrow ; D. M. Bro.
Robert.;Mcllwain ; Rec. Sec., Bro.
Thomas G. Sheppard; Fin. Sec.
Bro. Thomas Polley ; Trete,
,$tc;,
Wm. Morrow ; Chap , Bro. �,vie#*
Mcll•wain ; D. of C., - Bro. 'Sitar
Winters ; Lecturer, Bro. Wm. Mc-.
Ilwai' . Committeemen :-1 Bro. H.
Finiga.n ; 2, Bro. James Elliott; 3,
Bro. John MoNevin, Jr ; 4, Bro.
John G. McQuoid ; 5, Bro. Chas.
Elliott.
Hullett
Council neat at Londesborot
Novy 30th, 1839. Members all
present. Minute, of the last meet-
ing read and confirmed.
The report of Mr. John Britton,
chairman of the local Board of
health, made is accorda:roe with
the Public Health Act of the Pro-
vince of Ontario, was submitted to
the °council, road and accepted.
The report shows that there were a
few cases of thyphoid fever:during
the year and one death f.om the
same, also three ca es of diphtheria
and one death flour this cause, this
disease having been contracted
by the family while visiting in
another township. The medical
Health Officer of the Local Board
attended tho..e cases and used every
means necessary to prevent their
spread. The report also shows that
the Municipality is at present free
from all infectious diseases.
The fdllowing accounts were
passed by the Council, viz :-Row-
sell and Hutchison far Juror's
Lints 91c. ; members of Local
Board of Health $17.00; Medical
Health officer services in 1889
$6.00; George Snell, rep. scrapers
&c $3.45 ; Thomas Cole, opening
gravel pit $3.00; A. Hughill, for
damages teaming gravel $1.25 ;
Isaac Laurence, do. $3.00: Benja-
min Morritt do. for 88 and 89 $4.00;
John Deer, do. $1.0O3 -Jas. Wal-
kinshaw, gravel for contract and
damages $7.00; Henry Ransford,
hemlock for road $4.00 ; John
Thompson, McKillop, for gravel
$3.22 ; William Wren, do. $b.18 ;
F. Fowler, do. $2.56 ; Alex. Reid,
do. 56e ; Robert Te ertson, open-
ing new gravel pit and damages
grain, $5.00 ; Ed. Sibbous, balance
duo on gravel in 1888 $1.80 ; Wil-
liam Sanderson, for gravel, opening
pit and damages in teaming gravel
$35.00; Wm. Stewart was refund-
ed $1.00 dog tax wrongfully assess-
ed ; George ltuddell, Secy. 'I reasn.••
or School section No 4. was ordered
to be paid $1.56, being the differ-
ence in the school rate between
Nos 4. and 5. on pt. lot 23, con. 10,
Hullett, the said lot being wrong-
fully assessed in S. section 5.
Council adjourned to meet again
on Monday 16th Docr, 1889.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Township Clerk.
WHOLE. No''. 5$I
Racal Qorrolluledence
ItuHott.
Mr. John ()Verson has gone on
a visit to Woods at Whittimore,-
Mich., Cisclo county. He has die.
posed of his six months old filly to
Mr. Henry Culclough, of Kinbuin,
kr the sour of $80. The colt was
a good one, sired by the jealous
horse "Kinel Woreh." He has
also sold another yearling filly for
the stela of $125, aired by the same
horse. It pays to raise good stock.
Sum merit tt1.
Mr. Henry MoVtttie left una•
Thursday the 5th inst 'for Parry'.
Sound district where he intends to
work for the winter. We wish
hint success and a sate return.
Mr. John, Sprung of the 'ease
line north of here,_ had a tine horse
gored by a bull one day last week.
The hotse had to be killed. This
is quite a loss to Mr. Sprung.
Miss Vinnie Manning is again
under the parental roof alter a pro-
tracted,
ro•tracted• sojourn with friends near
Sheppardtou'
The standing of the pupils of
public school here for the month of
November, based on diligence,
punctuality and conduct, is as fol-
lows :-
4th Class :-Chas. 11. Johnston
Geo. W. Hill, Wm. Mason.
Sr. 3rd :-Liouel Laithwaite,
Sara Nesbitt, Amelia Mason.
Jr. 3rd :-Dora ,Sprung, Emily
Jordan, Louis Tebbutt.
Sr. 2nd :-Sediva Watkina, \Vin•
nie Thompson, Lizzie Lowery,
Jr. 2nd :-Rosa 'Wright, Annie
Tyner, Wm. Mair.
II Part :-Ethel Jordan, Ji'iuenie
Bingham, Arthur Huck.
I Part :-Eva. Johnston, John
Mair, Annie Wright.
Average attendance 45, number
on the roll 53.
Winthrop.
L. 0.L. No. 813, McKillop, hell
their regular meeting on Wednes-
day night,Dec. 4th, when the folluw-
ing officers were installed for the
ermine, year: John Scarlett, W.
M.; James Hornet, D. M.; Anthony
Boyd, Meas.; Wtlli amDines,Chap.;
Robert Scarlett, Sec.; Willi m Bul-
lard, D. of C.; William Hornet and
John Bullard, Lectuers; William
Harney and J. C. Godkin, Anditors.
*Committeemen: A. (Robbie et, It:
Brotherson, D. McCutcheon, F.
Robbisan, J. E. Godkiu, in the
order given. The brethren of this
lodge will have a teameeting on the
18th of December in the church
adjoining the Orange hall, cvhen
they expect to have a good time.
Health and weather permittivg they
also expect to have Bro. A. M.
Todd of THE NEws-REcon»,CIin: on,
to deliver a discou-se .on " Or•ange-
ism." This will be very interest-
ing as Bro. Toed is an able speaker.'
They also expect a few other able
speakera. Tea to commence at six
o'clock. This lodge is situated on
the 9th eon. McKillop, 1 j• miles east
of the village of Winthrop.
Auburn.
There will be no s ice in the
English church here on Chri'tmas
day. Rev. Mr. Racey will lht•.e the
Clirietmas service and sermon on
December 22nd. Service at 6.30
p. m.
INVESTIGATING.
THE REMAINS OF THE LATE II. J.
WIIITELY RAISED.
Acting under instructions frotn
the at,theriiies, the• remains of the -
late H. J. Whitely were' yesterday
raised and brought to Clinton.
At two o'clock a jury consisting
of John Ransford, foreman, and D.
A. Forreater, Alex McKenzie, D.
McCorvie, Wen. Keys. I. Taylor,
.Geo. Hanley, Geo. Swallow, Alex
Ewings, John McMurray, Thos.
Cottle, Henry Steep, James Ka.te,
•Roby.. Fitzeimone, Wm. Ale*ander,
David Cantolon, H. R. Waller,
Curtis Stnveneon, were en'palneled
and a rn in and the iugnest,
coron -tree paesiding, proceed-
ed w
Tho cemetery caretaker, Benj.
Webb, and other witnesses were
examined to prove identification of
deceased. '
An adjournment tock place at'.
5 o'clock to allow a poet tnorf ' to to
bo held. The inquest will be re-
sumed next Tuesday, 17tb, at 2.30.
The remains will be forwarded to
the Government analyst at Toronto
for analysis.
Auction Sale Rel.lster.
At the Commercial Hotel, Clinton, on
Saturday, Deer. 14,of valuable farm on the
8th con. and implemnts. 'Unreserved Salo.
Eli Bateman, proprietor; T. M. Carling,
auctioneer.
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