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The Clinton New Era, 1898-06-10, Page 1. . I. • ` . •, " ., c The NRS' RRL, g ves more home news every week than. any other"gaper in Huron and will. be set ::, k snw.e,,....+..�.,,�,..,," -•.----.___.__ _ 1 it to new sU bscrlber8 t0 1 st Jan,, 18.99, for 54 cents '� . I � �� MAGIC +T ! -•-•V. ,* �I n,.. y SILVERT Business .0T . r ,,...,m - %. _v " !,C A .POWSH ..• 1 Change trot Ror Gold, Silver and ROBERT HOLMES, Editor and Proprietor. ~� __ -----------__ --- I Owing to our having 4sefdog CLINTON,, ONT., JUNE 10, 1898 go into a manufccturing busi4eae.izi ' lTlated tKare `-1 a year in advance S1.G0 when not so paid toMr.Sidney-Jack a gewe have sold our nal {' To which it imparts a most well known as the eon of Up. J.ol, beautiful lustre b sim 1 AROUND► r_UA .HTJ$. M. L. A„ • on Practical law phab- very fine " !w s." Mr W ~•"�� I Jackson, of Clinton. Se ie 6 r XII Y P Y Holmesville •+ of large experience, and we bespea• ERA : applying and polishing off Whab wide-awake and reliable oorrespondeate stud worthy of recording for publipation QUERY.—Same years ago Holmen- lams•" The manic for the occasion was in Goderich on Sunda W. Tauian for beenht eased to favor you hags ;; with a Jewelers' Soft Brush, Varna vi!!e had what was knows as the was Purciiehed by the Nile Orchestra y p o us with.: 9Pc chamois or Clintoningflannel. Summerhill "gapping choir," the members of which assisted by Miss J. Stewart and Mr J, CHUROH NOTES. -Rev. A. McLean is thank you sincerely for tiiegenar{itls :' dr It d will tie nothing injurious NOTES.—Mrs Margaret Hudson, of GARDEN PARTY. -There was held displayed their ability on Sunday Dustow; the officers elected were:- attending the General Assembly of the support you have accords d ap du ,,;'; and wit{ not scratch the most Marlette, Mich„ is here at present; she on Wednesday evening of last week evenings as the congregation was as- I'c'es•+ W Bailey, Nile; lat Vice Pres„ Presbyterian church in the �t of ing the past four years, a su of 1 , delicate surface. If a trial came to attend her mothers funeral; a garden party at the residence of R. sembltngg, but, becoming disorganized, , Rod. Young, Carlow; 2nd Vice Pres., Montreal; he will be absent for several which we trust you will still t?1 rk fails to convince you of its also Mrs John Muir, of Exeter, niece Miller. After refreshment a program it ceased to exist, much to the joy of F. Metcalf, Blyth; Sec, Tress„ M. weeks, and ui the meantime his work tinue to give to our stteoessor rex $ o'' merit we will refund your Of Mrs Johnston, Mr Alex. McOonnel ) of music and readings was rendered the passing crowd. Are they re -or- Lockhart, Auburn, will be looked after by neighboring tl&me old stand, opposite market,', money, and bride returned on Tuesday night I and the ,proceeds amounted to $18. ganizing Q „ clergymen; the coming Sunday ser- where you will still get eatisPap et after ppend{ng their honeymoon in the During the evenin a football match R, 'r, of T. _The regular meetin of NOTES. -The Ramblers' have ac- mons will be preached by Rev, Mr or your money refunded. Price 25C a bottle. neighborhood of the 'Forest City. Me ' was played betweed our boys and the g g cepted an invitation of Lhe 73olmea- Forrest of Walton in the morning i I '"ompl�te with Brush 50C Burton is at Conference this week; ' Beavers of Holmesville, the result be- the Council wipe held on Monday even. °Ills 'Beavers to play a return match and Rev. Me Hall, of Belgrave, in the Messrs Harnwell and E. A. Wanless Ing 2 to 0 I favor of the latter team, ing' when the following officers were there on the 27th inst. Me Hugh evening, Rev, Walter Ri ab arrived ALLEN & VVILSON, a su lied the ul its of Varna, elected:-$. O., Geo. Phipps V. C. Mrs Ryan has returned from the School of home on ' 'Wednesday "e eningg from , i Pre ared s eciall for Pp P P Bruce- Our boys can not be expected to play G, Tebbutt; Ohap,, Ezra Pickard; R q., Pedagogy, Hamilton; he has completed Chatham where he was attending the gg ptici Li p Y He]d and Goshen on Sunday last, Mr as veterans, as their club is but re- his course there, and altou p R Druggists and 0 a�., a A. Smith, of Forest, who has been via- centiy organized. Mies Besasie Pickard; F. $., Miss Edith gh the re- annual Conference; during its session t P. Br Crews - iting at his uncle's, Me J. L. Cairns, re- NOTES, - Mrs Whiteman, of Bel- Holdsworth; Treas., John Jervis; Her- port of the final exams is not out yet, the reverend gentleman was iven the `'i'va'�'�''B' iL�ttVtL�r_11 turned on Monday last delighted with rave, is visiting her sister, Mrs J. S. aid, Will Yeo; Guard Miss Clara P g til11 - gg we relict success for him. Mrs J. high, honor of being President of the - Jewel� &Export his visit, M'ller, Mrs Jos. Gr Proctor; Sentinel, Will Rutledge: P.S, Pentland of Ripley, reached here London Conference for the comtn ee, "t. ^. ti Watch R i gg, of Grimsby, g both mornin and evenin of last Sab- g J. D. McTavish, Stratford- epairer OBITUARY. -On Thursday last one was visiting at Mr S. Lowery's' last C" Geo, W Acheson, litres FLossy g g year. The Epworth Lea uea of Blyth ' ' �r` r of the most highly respected and Lon- I weeks; it is about 20 years since she Pickard waa appointed delegate to the bath. Mr F. C. Elford, °f ftolmeaville, and Jackson appointment the Moth, G itt goo] ufmpihresnd James Dqugl}ty*t District Council in Hensall, on Thune- visited friends here on Tuesday, Mr odist church tntenii holding `•` orad residents of Stanley passed away, lived on the 16th cont Goderich town- da in addition to Mr Wm. Rutledge, Joa,Hetherin ten supplied at Dungan- ng a onion , in the person of Mrs Johnston, wife of ' ship• MI John Hill is still on the sick y' B + g picnic on the 1st of July, Rev, A. District Lodge Meetin Thomas Johnston, both of whom were grateful to Holmesville who goes a• a district officer. non on Sunday morning last and at ' b list. We are ra g Alliu of Brussels, wit! occu , 8enmiller pioneer settlers in this Hne township, for its representation at our arise MAMMOTH SNOWBALL.— Ebenezer in the afternoon. While pY the g Of 1tjL�, ', g perfectly out wheelie last week Mies E. Watson Pulpit of the Methodist church next 1• e. O• F. ," i CURIOSITIES. -Jesse Gledhill, of the and came to it when it was literally n' Party and hope our people will return formed flower of the snowball varier Sunday. Hopeful were appointed howl wilderness. Some time ago compliment at the earliest oppor- Y Y and Miss I, prang collided and uefor- from the Hopeful C1lenners'Pund EH- 0^� The regular eerala . 'woollen mills, is the collector of a the com lim may be seen at the postoffice, which tunately, both were bait bruised h • number of curiosities, and ha. has an Mrs Johnston Lad the misfortune to tunity, measures 17,} inches in circumference. Y Y worth League on Tuesday evenin to Waal meeting of tit¢r *, assortment of stone t•elica that should break her legg above the knee, and al- It was ggrown on the farm of Mr N, the fall, but, we are pleased to state, attend the S. fi. and C. E. OOu,ntq Con- I. O. O, F. was •h 'iff d Londesboro Baer, Colborne. WLO carr beat it? they are recovering. The W.M.S. are °cutin in Wingham on the 21st and at HensalC °'i Frida ekt be in some Archaeological institution. though the octors set it, her extreme planning for an "At Home" or some end, y' June 3rd.,:`:' ": For instance, he has several geed sized age prevented it knitting properly, CHURCH. -Rev Mr McKap,Goderich, Mr Baer also has some of the finest g . in the Lodge room, Tho is stones in which ,are imbedded what and after eight weeks' illness and suf- will supply far Rev Mr Hamilton, of specimens of flowering shrubs, etc., we thing of a like nature for the evening following• representatives froth t•he t <:; 1. "' appears to be the curled horn of a ram, fering, borne with great fortitude, she the Presbyterian church, next Sunday, have ever seen, together with an al- of June 29. The annual S. S. picnic barters ALIT. ferent to in the District tvefie " 11 , moat endless °suet will be held at Port Albert on the ant at the business meetin pres standing out clear and distinct• An • Passed to her eterna home, at the age he being to attend ace at the General y of fruits, includ- VERY ILL. -'The roan f ' g:-Mit Prat.IA other curiosity is a stone that repre- of 83 years. She lived in Stanley for Assembly, Montrea ing apples, pears, cherries, winces afternoon of Saturday, June 18. Every Torrance will be sorrytorlearn that Ede a°,Lodge, GodorreL; Oobble it lr", scuts a human 1 got, and it is nearly as over 6U years, and had been married No MINISTERS. - Rev. Mr Hamilton raspberries, currants, etc., which adds one that brings a basket is welcome, his eldest daughter is seiouslq tit. $he OlintOii MrglKeown, J' C. Steveony';' welt shaped ab if chiselled out, but if it fat over 60 years, and in early lite it started Monday morning for Montreal greatly to the appearance of the last- has been an invalid for etre years,hav• snit. Report orte3frOcn all and others, Hep. -eper belonged to a human being he was no uncommon thing for her to to attend the General Assembly of the i!t' laidd out and neatly kept surround iAippettr ing spinal trouble, and although auf- •a very fail- showing, both nudges gave "`' a must at least have been eight feet walk to Goderich and back, carrying church. Rev, Mr Andrews has been tugs of his coag home. AccI12ExT, - On Wednesday last fering acutely has heroically borne her and financially, and show r rne�tcailly y�„, hitch. produce with her. Her remains were away since last Thursday attending RUNAWAY.- While Me A. Badour's while Mr A. McBeth was raisin a Pain with Christian fortitude and rest ed a snip p11 ; �h NOTES. -James nterred iu the Varna cemeter on the Conference atGhatham, Owin to team was standing at the blacksmith P pastor to uttin a atone y her illness Las be. grecs. The matter wasdiscussed fn re g " • Jewell,, jr., and S. y g g barn re y P g nation, Latterly I Bard to a Provincial IlOme far Ori �.' Maedel went to Lucan on Saturday to Saturday last, the Revs, Messrs Hod• the above it would be inconvenient to shop, with a load of lumber, on Wed- foundation under it for Mc R. Love, of carne more serious, and she is under Fellows who�,'' see the ]atter s brother who is sick, r gins, of St. Thomas church, Seaforth• want to get married or even to have a nesday, the school began to ring for the town line, the sill broke and fpf • careful medical treatment. The gym. no decisio are sick or in di t; but mith, of Ba y to°the round nth of all will Y n was arrived at as to gpj 11. , Mrs E. Marr, of Stratford is spending t ting; t and McDonald o1 funeral atilt if anyone is real anxious noon. The team became frightened g ,striking MrJ. Cochrane Y go out to Me and Mrs rP( iseudations to bP 4, a few•weeks with relatives here. A Varna, officiating; the reverend gentle- for either, we will try to accommodate and dashed down the Maitland ata ?[ fearful blow on the head and wound- romance with the Lope fhat their Grand Lodge, The made to the `l number of the Benroiller men all spoke ver highly of the rand them. livel rate ins rte of the heavy load g , but notserious. There g. y officers for their •` people are P y g y g y p in a few others dao bier a illness May not be as bad as next six months were re-elected, viz,,;y, 1. taking in the excursion. Rev, Me B. christian character of the deceased, NOTES.- Mrs W. Wallace, Toronto behind them. litre Geo. Tebbutt saw is very little hope of Me Cochrane's ter anticipated. flr Harold, House]) D' Olivant will preach his farewell sermon " Handsome floral wreaths were con- has returned home, Mr Fred Learish, them coming and ran out to stop them, covert', it seems the barn had been NOTES. -Mrs Stirling had the mis• Grand Master; J .' District DeputyI I °, on Sunda next he is cin to remove tributed by the church choir and nth- oh in to lack of work here, has one He of hold of the lines but by some g h , fortune to lose a valuable cow the Th next lac �'' Stoneman, Seo 1 y g g g g , tie tested and the wet`LL��iid caused the place meeting will be Se&•, is to Lucknow. Road work is the order ers, and the large number that turned to Hensall to trim for a few days, Miss means or other the load went over his sill to rot, so shat it was riot able to outer day, Miss Hattie McDougall, of forth. After the " .. ' 11 ,U the day, Rev, Me Wilson is to take Out to pay the last tribute of respect Alice Oliver is laid up with erysipelas toes, crushing a couple of them flat, bear the strain of being raised. Much Goderich, is visiting Porters Hill was closed e, afternoon meetin Mr Otivant's place at Benmiller. �r to the departed showed the high os- in• her face we bo a to see her out and severely in'urin the others. He Y Path ie ex reasedfor Mr Cochrane quit • a number metih� h g g teem she was held in the community, again shortly, Miss H.Agnewis Lome had them dressed by the doctor and s m y P t+�,ednda• flMrs Linn and Mrs McCxrhlion Grand Master of Ontario, J, A, yogq tl ; • A. Heddel, w i!e ettin a load of in hie sad misfortune, p ying visit to friends here. Thamesford, at the evening tra[n straw, had the misfortune to upset the She leases behind Ler three daoghters from the Pennsylvania hospital fora we hope he will soon Lave the use of NoTEs.-There is teat activity The Gully school intend holding its escorted hire to �• ' load and break his leg just above the -the wife of Jae. Armstrong, Varna; short holiday term; a brother of hers his foot again, but he has a very pilin• the building line this summer; as a e ppicnic on June 10th. Me and Mrs W. a number of thetBretih tel, had sequin knee. Mr T. Gledhill was visiting his Mrs Robert Elliott, of Dakota, and from Ohio also paid a visit to the Dr. fol limb, have mentioned before me McKay m fl• Lobb Sundayed at Gorrie. Mr A. and discussed matters ien n general wilt e,,;, 'tt sin, Alton, for the last two weeks. Mrs Henry Hudson in Michigan, and on Tuesday of this week. T.W,Parlmer y McDougall and Miss Gracie spent Sun- reference to the order, g al witilt 1` VERY UNUSUAL, - On Saturday three sons -John Johnston, Varna, has sold out his confectioner business NOTES' -Mr B. Foster has arrived in has erected a new house and stable P y our midst and will assist Mr E. John- adding much to the ap earners of our day In Walton. Mr Shaw is visiting A large number of the members w' " night a circumstance occurred that is Thomas Wm. and Robert in Manitoba, to Me W. L. Ouimette, and has taken tP at Mr McPhail's. Jno. Cox is attend- tended a meeting { a, = >r.- . •decidedly unusual. About in Her aged partnersurvives her, be bein• a situation in the store. The excursion son during the season in the manufae_ village. Mi 1V. Fee, o the 4th con. of ing Uounty Council this week, Mise t g n the Lodge Room,,`,,;, ¢` ersone were awakened b man cries hale and hearty at the age of 89 ears to Guelph Friday tare of the cheese; any quantity of Hay, is erecting a large ❑ew barn; the o hear a lecture from the Grand Mas p Y y g y p y is likely to be well milk can now be bandied. Mr and frame was raised on Wednesda after- Hannah Ivisnn is visiting in Kippen ter, and to nes the team in connection, . a�`! for assistance, and they went out, and two months. patronized from this neighborhood, - Y for a few days, Jno. Young is able to with Hensall Lodge give the tart' thinking perhaps some one was drown- - _ Sn Wednesday we were treated to a Mrs Co Pin, of Mitchell, are visitingnoon, W Thomson is the contractor. into 41 at We C. Pickard s. A number froPutting an nidi- be around again, hiaeyesight not being degree, at which two more were {outs s, I ing, but the cries led them in another East Wawanosh. " fine shower of rain; it was ver much Mr R. McMcrdie is g hurt in the least. . Miss tib Potter ted into the Order, which Y around here took in the excursion to tion to his barn. The people around had the misfortune to cut her' Foot but a rection. It was found that a certain WEDDINtI,-A quiet wedding took needed. Rev. Mr Stewart preached in Gue( h to -day. Mr Wm. Holland ut was done to married woman; whose husband works the Presbyterian church last Sunda p p here are undecided where to go today iv able to be around again, blr E. C. Thertr em Bitable way to all'concerned. away some distance, being about to be Place at the rilaidence of the bride's night end there was an extra lar a up a large addition to his kitchen dor- (Friday)as there is a large excursion potter is some better. ,ins. Young tel here 'then repaired to the Lo ^` ',,`. g mother, on Wednesday, June 1st, being g g ing the past week, Rev G. W. An- to the Model Farre, Guelph, and also ppreached at Bethel last Sunda gag sego have supper, and enjoy a moat ' confined, Lad left her own home for that of Miss Helen fourth daughter of audience for the church. draws and Mr E. Acheson returned a monster coupled picnic to Bayfield; no Mr'ihaw Y' Ptuoua feast. After supper that of a neighbor-Ler husband not g A CASE OF EXTREME SELFi8a3NE98.^ being in attendance at Con- Gained Master gave an excellent tbcM ?' t• C Spin g Mrs Gregor McGowag, to Mr J. Archin from Chatham an Wedneadny even- doubt most will go and enjoy the balmy felence, dress at the Hall tad '„F+ , g ii ho a that ni hb-but her Shipley, second son -of Me John B. A Londesboro correspondent nays; ing; Me Andrews goes to Fullarton, breezes of Lake Huron. We are , showing the benefit 3 baby w$+inn,under the blue canopy SLip►ey, of Denfield, Middleasex c»un- Londesboro, a small village in the and Rev J. Green comes here. Mr F. pleased to state that Miss A. Bell, who accruing to the members of theorist'” .� of heave e£ors she`reached the neigh- t The rests numbered twenty-six, township of Huli h' possesses one O. Elford attended a meeting of the gas been indisposed, is again able to be 'Bayfield both in.a fraternal and a financial wa .,',..., I a bor's. Blankets were procured, the and included• only the intimate friends butcher shop which is able to more West Huron Farmers' Institute at around. Me W. Ivison, New York, is DRATII,-We have the sad dut taking care of the sick dnd ' y''`r'''' woman and child properly' cared for than supply the wants o£ the eo le in y to distressed,,: of both parties. The bride was dressed PP Y P Nile,'on Zuesday; the Directors for visiting under the parental roof. Uom i'ePort the death of 141r John Pggleson. tieing the a{:m of the Society, TLe a r.; d neither are apparently an the that line. HOwevee, Qlinton butchers ,a:Ar PP ri Y in white organdie; the bridesmaid was Goderich Township are Messrs. Wes. munion services will be observed in Ile had bee.u. s'ckly' and not able are over a million Odd b'ellows.papfti .., ,P-1° for the unusual experience, Miss Maria sister of the tride who come twice a week to the village. The the Presbyterian church on June 19th. to go about for come tune. Lately he out more than any other Society in�, --d Londesboro butcher the n, to square up, Marquis, Geo. W. Acheson and F. C. y was dre'ssed� in White Swiss muslin. Elford. Therrain on Wednesday was got gradually worse until death re- the world for the benefit of its mem ,] , �ILullett. The groom was attended by his bro- makes two trips to Clinton each week. hailed with delight by fimers in this lieved his sufferings, The funeral took hers, and while not-visbing to apea(r, ,,; 8Th AND 9Ts Cox. NOTES. -Mr W, ther, Mr John T. Shipley; Rev. A. Me• So far'so good. After a while the conn- vicinity. Statute labor has commen- Goderich. place Monday Froin his re3idence to an thin, against any other Sari 'L r.! oil of Clinton are reused to ass a b y g g y 4:., A. Vodden has purchased a new Clot- Lean was officiating stet yman. The P Y• red in our midst; why don't the town- INTAKE PIPE,-TLe divers took near- BnYhPld cemetery, yet we fee] we ae supprior itt m bj+ x ,'., In separator and is operating the bride is a member of Sit. Andrew's late prohibiting the peddling of meat ship fathers Lave the work done in Lv 20 days, and ran up a bill of over NOTES. - Mr Albert Whiddo respects to any other in the mattet'.o t'.';;' same; this makes the second machine church, a teacher in the Sabbath by outside persona, anda, few days af- September and allow the public to $275; the water is now very clear. Ripley, who was viaitin frienn, of fraternity. Then a criticism of the; ti w i «- of this kind in this neighborhood, the School and an active worker of the terwarda the Londesboro butcher,when Lave cod roads for the summer g ds m itirtry work wAa gone into. aril other beingthe 3'.P.S,C.E. An interestin1. g incident he wept to Clinton, was served with a months; this has been talked of long BICYCLE RACE. -On Friday night 11 fo she last weeks, returned home on whole work, as far as time w e '' property of Mr Geo. notice to desist from aell[n meat in Saturday. Miss Jennie Heath would per Snell, Me Geo. Tyner has lately, been with the event was the presentation g enou h, and surely there are some in Persons ani red in an 11 mile handicap hi, is a guest at the manse. Rev Del mit, wa explained, making it a matte,. 1, of the marria Clinton, but the Clinton butcher is not g road race. Races Alex McIver; 3rd, Ed. Graham., actor of St.Andrew's churcW.h of instruction to all concerned. Broh i,r, on the sick list. Me W Mair lost a ge to the bride. Rev. A. the Council who will take hold of it. fine horse lately. Statute labor has McLean hada number of stopped from coming to Londesboro.- Belcher. Races wi1L be held next week P Chant, of Olmton, Cobbledick, Excreta,;,,, s'=: been o menced. years before Mr and Mre S. Walter left Thursday in the Agricultural Park; band to at- left town on Tuesday for Montreal, Beattie, Seaforth, and Pratt *-,.._: , offered to officiate free of charge at CImpitre meat Laving occasionally morning for a couple of weeks' visit to Godertc '"'' found iia wa tendance; } mile, J mile, boys; I mile where he dill be for a couple of weeks gave shot addresses, when the me ' -t'o$� �t ►iYj; &,,p I i]s 'f S. S, the first marriage of a Y,P.S,C•E. y into town, from sources friends east of Toronto, Rev G. W. open, and L mile handicap, attending the general assembly. There in closed all e�` ` No. 4, Hallett, for the roost of May:- President, and this was the first occu- unknown, the prime object of the by- Andrews had the misfortune to lose g + feeling that it had bee Sion. The wedding art left on the law was to prevent the. It was not his young colt the other day; this is will be no service or C. E. meeting on one of neat success and encout 'e. r, 5th-Efl9e Hunter, Christena Liver- party ELEVATOR NOTES. -N. Dyment has Sunday next. Dr Gray has returned ment. Ales3rs A. Cassels,H. B. Chi >,, } more; Sr. 4th -Alice McVittie, James 4 train, and after their return will re• aimed at Me Woodman, or anyone unfortunate as the mare is well bred taken #11,000 stock, and gge.ts an order to town again in the 1 ant. s' Medd, Annie Leitch; Jr. 4th -Belle side in Middlesex, in particular, and our Londesboro and lost Ler foal last year 1t18P, For 2,000,000 ft. lumber: '1 he b,nildin g place of Dr Ellis, Sid Smil h and F. Allcock, of Clintun� Farnham, $arch Fairserviee, John friend is, we are informed, still atliber- I will be 150x68 ft.. and Ii30 ft. High; i on Tuesdaor Lis home in Truro, N. S , attended the evening me in , - + Fch tison;'Sr 3rd -Pearl Pipe, Maar to Cwtlderich Township ty to treks orders and fll! them, ff the LAWN SocrAL.--TLe E, L: of G, L, wItl elevate i2,000 to Ia,O(i0 bus. er Jo e s t'• t .pus have ]eft W. . , g rovisions of the b law are complied urpose holdin a Lawn Social on' Me hour. Work ie P w tt' house fOr'A�coliple of Weeks to RUAD BBEABING.-The annual at Rei, Geo. McVittie; Jr, 3rd -Wesley SICK, -Mrs H, O, Walters, Mill road t'' P g: progressing as fast as let the brickwork dry,, the buildln L' Reid, Rosy Lyon, Willy Adams; Sr, who has been under the doctor's care with. -ED, NEW ERA. Elford's lawn on the evening of material on hand will ermit. y' i tempt to spoil the excellent roads•in .,;',�,- 2nd -Rosy Livermore, May Stewart, for the poet few days, is, we are glad 1�'f tiny, June 17. Ever ythin is in ex- p is now ready for the.roof, The founT- Huron is being made in sereral sections s r n' Esther Scales; Jr. 2nd -Bella Fairser- to state, on a fair way to recovery, y eellent sho a and all that {a COOS FOR OUR C'iOLLEQIATE,-Among ation of dZr John Whiddon's Louse by thane who are dole road warfi Staple P desirable those who passed examinations at To- across the river is completed and build- Where the roads are particular ood� vice, Douglas Ro�t�arson Herbert Roea to make the affair a complete eucceas rontO Wer@ I:". H. McKenzie, George a E. Ing will commence immediately. J. and on which i p �g ' "r Pt, 2 -Willie Youn Ma Adama� NOTES. -Mr Nott occupied the p�lprt VISITOR •-Miss Mary Jane McCully ie a fine evetsfng. We see they have _• t would ordinarily be r} ,� Tablet -Lily Leitch, :1+leek Roea, Irene of Zion church on Sunday last in the visited relatives in Hansa]] this week, bills out ,Wit a "wanted 600" and we B°cheese and (Las. Ciarrow, in taw, Donaldson Lae Com let€r� mr Park's pleasure to drive, what is im ropers ;''' Carter, -H. J, TIIRNBIILL, Teacher. absence of Rev, Mr Godwin, who i9 BIIILDINGt.-Mr Duncan McEwen ie believe there will be nearly that num- `�' Potts, Harbert McLean, Chas, Wit_ barn on John St. rue maina�eis Df - i 'O being dumped pn lar a ,F,; attending Conference. Mies M. John- erecting a new piggery, and purposes eon, and Graham Williams for Ph, B. St, Andrew's church intend makin tfi►lterr t" "' - ""` t>�at g to pay more attention to that line of Ser present a the weather proves a EL degree R. E. Hooper, 4;L repairs bath outside and inside the $ Harloek etas is �sppending a few days at the arable, Strawberries are the s eclat year in riled P washed It t)tI$$tete or ei.,,.. _ Lome of Mr Chas. Johnston, 4th con, stock in future. attraction in the refreshment, kine; ! . J. Wren and E, F, Armstrong, church; they hope the congre anon washed away y tNt! first raifi d@d NOTES, -Mr H. W. Allen and Mr A. Mr Wm. Monk Las beautified the oap-n. RETURNED. -Mr Mal. McEwen and the latterof whom wrote on his fourth g few large stones wbieh ape knock Watt each sold a fine mare during the pearance of his already attractive Mr Wm Murdock, who left five weeks The committee have made provision will substantially assist them. Mr J. ed,,=;,, set week,for securing them from the NiagaraYear work,'and obtained a B; A. Donaldson Las received a cartr� of tum_ about by every vehicle. And tht3y+ p Quite a number from Har- property by putting a neat wire fence aeo with cattle for Liverpool, returned her from Barron Ba call this e�atute labor." It woill8 tier lock were present at the garden party next the highway, Monday after a speedy and pleasant District if the Lome berries are not HARBOR. -The Corieande arrived on y; it was brought ripe. A booth will be erected where Sunda from Thesaaloa'with 300 000 ft. down by the schooner Kolfage, and 1gHnitely better to leave the roads a t Watton, a Friday evening last, voyage. y alone all summer, or at ]east not pati,;;;," nd report having a goad time. T. VISITORS.—Mr Geo. Tebbutt, wife DEATB.--After a short i]Iriess of a ice-cream, bagaaas, oranges and leen- �f lumber for Dyment; the Rolfage on BQme of it had to be thrown• overboard ellans, T. Allen and D. Weir aid a and daughter, Mise Blanch, of Holmes- week Anna Belle, the youngest dao h- onade can be procured. The grounds Moriday with timber for Bayfield piers; so they could enter the harbor. Our anything on them until October, c = P villa, spent Sunday with Mt A, Teb- ter of Me John Cha man, 4th con., are most suitable far a gathering O# the St. Andrew, on Saturday, from Ft. Popular Brass Band say they intend to Tar, FIRST GAME OF BOW reit to Brussels on Saturday last. p pp this kind and during the evening will William, with 37,000 bus, wheat, and serenade the town same of these fine Clinton B LS—Tbp;'" „"': omnp� BeatFie had the misfortune to butt, Huron road. Me and Mrs F. died. TLe fugeral which was held on Bowlers were rather unstre" , ave Is foot crushed while Lelping to Smeathe, of Goderich, were the guests Wednesday to Baird's cemetery, was a be decorated with Chinese lanterns. left Tuesday for Chicago to load corn; evenings; they wish m make some ad- cesafut in their first gams raise the frame for Angus Raid's new of Mrs Walter Hick on Sunday. Me very large one, showi he res act in Another special feature will be a foot- tug with logs for Goderich Lumber Co d{tion, to their equipment and would on Friday, and will have at Seaforth barn on ttaonday. There were several P ball match between Nile team and the do 'Wednesday, The CalrmOna and like the assistance of the )People. The before the season to do better+ :. Geo, Connell, of Clinton, visited .the which the parents of the little one was Cit of London will call here this seas- P g y to their old r "close"'calls on Sunday evening ]set. home of Mr John Sturdy, 8th con,, held. Much s mpathy is ea reseed Beavers. These teams met on the y ea Cher is com elfin than n ie over to retain Do not forget the Harlock picnic to be 1 t Sabbath. The Misses McCullagh for the bereaved P 24th of May when a fast game was on; the latter will make her headquar seek so place of comfort and cool- follows: - prestige. The score is art held on Frida afternoon. June 17th, s ndayed with friends ss Pott Albert, for the mother it might wellOf the see Played from start to finish and it is tern here, and may be chartered at an tress+ and last Sunday many availed in Allen's bus expected that this Ono will be even time to carry excursions. Y themselves of the opportunity of Clinton. Seaforth, �. ported in NEW, -It is Currently "Who has sounded the depth of yonder sea, more hotly contested. Let no one #ail LIEVT, GOVERNOR CAMERON SWOIS spen•iing a few haUrs at the refresh• John Johnson, W. O. Reid -- — reported in social circles that, ere And counted the sande that under it be t!a see it. TLe bail writ be kicked off -M. O. Cameron, ex -M, N• ing lakeside; even the eight of the lake D BrRuee Brewer, James Sco t Eliegte Christian, 4 -gear -old daughter long, an estimable gentleman of the Who has measured the height of Zieaven ut not y P. for West seems to relieve thein, W, Jaokeon, skip...,is John Jackson I ". n11 of D. CI. Macdonald, London, played with ' 7th con., who Is identified in the ma- Then stthou mete ant a mother's love." least heL0linton Braes Bandywillans Governor of the Northwest Tas Lieut.. skip""'gt matches and was tataly burnt. chinery business, will have eomethin J. W. Irwin, J, MOMiohaeI, _ g in attendance and wI[l tickle the t m- on Tresis afternoon at his own real- Seaforth J. Wiseman F. Holmstead, --- -�- new and novel before the public as a Panum with the delightful sgmphun- deuce by John J. McGee, Clerk, of the D. A. Forces er, W. g Pearce, • safeguard for the protection n buggy Brucefield las which they are celebrated for pro. Privy Council, who came for that pur- C{rlbTli the Junior Beaver Lacrosse J. p Tisdale, skip... — E. C. Coleman, sk..2 Men's �'oth�ng g _ . springs. h 4t Las been working , it NoTr,s,-Mrs Rance of Clinton vis- during. Came and spend a roost en- pose. The family of Mr Cameron and played Stratford Juniors on since the 24th, and will have it pa, ited relatives in our village on Friday joyable evening. We understand that a few [mroed>ate friends were resent Total ................2s Total...,.. 46 " ted as soon as completed, expecting to last. The first picnic of the season Wedne�daq evening; score 1.1. Mrs J. The clothing on buy here ie just as good Boor all previcua inventions there will be band waggons leave Clin- including MaJ . Henrq A. Gra present, Dalton, Wingham, is this week visit- •te it looks. It's the reliable kind,and costs passed througgh our village on Satur- ton, as last year, for the conveyance, ser of the Pit lie Works Dept; who ,s Ing her father and mother here. A • ran more than the common,ordlxary Brides. Passed a protracted illness day last for Bayfield, Me Geo, Forrest at a small fare, of any who wish to here. in cont,ection with dreg CLEVERLY DONE. -A successful o e Modern � '�� We stand back of eatery bit we sell with John Eagleson, one of the old settlers and wife, of Goderich, visited at the come that way. ging of rattan waa A)nrof the Bayfield Line, passed away on home of his father, Me Forrest, of our the harbor. Congratulations were giv- performed here on Wed- Miraete iKashing eompoun�l the guarantee that! or you and style are Saturday, at the•age of 71 years, De- village, last week; he is a railwa em- en to his honor b all the friends res. nesdav morning on a horse by Dr. Mil - the best You can get for your mons y ent, and he heartily reciprocated. Mr Wingbarn, Dr. Gibb and Adapted to the finest and coarsest VabrioY,;t, + y ceased was well known and highly re- Pioyee,but is at resent Ott' dot an ac- Nile. Lion �, S., of Win ham Yonr washing done while o Don't miss She opportunity of seeing spected, and had resided here fora count of ill heart ; he expects to re- P McGee left by the afternoon train for a student, W: Fowler, of Seufortii, yet[ test. ' these. It's worth repeating that early LEAGUE. -In res onse to an invita- London, after viewing some of he They removed a tumor from the horse boom to wom al3bda. robbed need tto sem. trysts get the pick of the offerings. great many years. He was unmarried, turn to his position In a few days, tion from the Ebenezer E. L. our So- beauties of Goderich. It is expected weighing Lai rr t night. Washday robbed of aIt tw , ,. and kept much to himself, taking only Mr W Bell, who has lately com�rleted ciety visited them on Wednesday that Mr Oameron will leave about the wet bin five the hpoundaln 8 minutes from o s. No steam I No labor! No odttifi + a general interest in public afPaira. He hie atudeea in Knox college, is isit.{n eyenmg laet'and report a moat enjoy- 15th, for the west. This rebut one of the many successful A familq waehng done while breakfaab hdy o oo d, ai Saito, tight colors leaves two brothers -one in Lucknow qq qorse was eaten, Guaranteed d nob hileicue, '' ncy eheolrs, silk stitched edges, at the home oP Lis father, Mr D. Bell; able time. The regular Tuesdayy even- operations these gentlemen have per n. all pockets, pante lined below and one in Bayfield, and two sisters- his many friends here are glad to see ins serpice of this week was withdrawn formed. b, >3amo styles in Dark Tweeds $5 one in Stanley and the other at the , him, Mr Beverly Ketchen, of Knox but the Society will take charge of the Blyth. found and one Sates one cake of Miracle dMhti4. Soo. He was an adherent of the Pres• College, Toronto returned home on y evenin prayer meeting orad and one Dake of commen washlnt� ae Borges, only, , , , , , , , , , , , , , Thurada NoTEs.-Mr and Mre J. B. Kelly, of FOOTBALL. -'Che final match of the into two quarts of water and boil unfit didsb T. a gterian church, and the rem ains were Saturday last; eines the closing of the which will be held n the church. Goderich, was in town on Tuesday at. Junior W. F, A. Aeries was 1a ed at ea; pour half of it while hot into s tab canters: Aced t3aLba, rho new colaringe Interred in Bayfield cemetery, RAO. W. college he Lae been in the office of the FARMERS' INSTITIITIB.--TLe annual Jere nlahheLfuneral of their friend, Me Stratford on Saturday afternoon bet- sok white ver w ter coveryouro ot.>bdlt wn, Grey, trine, made ig the ry Graham officiating Minister of Agriculture, Toonto, Mrs meeting of the Wept Huron Tarmete' Trinity church choir shote en'o eembers of ween Galt and Seaforth before a crowd sans`° minutes in cold wateand ;�awQl°ing cotton o , ylce, out and finish perfect, $1 Hugh McCartney, of the Mill - road, Iustitute was beld-in the Orange hall breezes at Goderich onl Wednesda a eco er esultedBinha vc for forpSeaforth Place them in hot suds, stirring.thn"math to h*, 0 and,,,,,,, , , , , , , , , , , , ) Alma has been quite poorly lately. Mise here on the afternoon of Tuesday last. The Misses Totten, of Teeswater, aro by three goats to one. avis the soda to reach every par d, titter Anna Burdge is still keeping better. The Secretary's repnrt showed the so• the ueate,of Miss Elsie Ba an to 5 h bluestannd banfor 25 onlineao . . 'then wrtngan�,Hnxw r you to nes oar goods, examine• NOTES. MI Bennett of Watton, is Mrs Sled, of Collin wood was, last ciety to be in a moat flourishing eon- The gams was blue and hang on lino. Folz cato2lwirCLc . We soil good olothin ohea ep ependin this week wi h hie daughter week, the nest df Mr sett Mrs Wm. cleton, the m Most l duh' gg ton this interesting one, and devoid of rowgh sumo suds oan be heated and balance of O' an shy Lease in this section, g P re J. Jamieson. TIISSs Alma people g g week, Mr F, B, Cummer, of A{vinson pia ing. For the victors S. and N, ture added to it; let clothes standi►sfoi whlttr, P Graham, of Stanley, Mr .John Swan year Navin more than pp ing the formerly editor of the BLytL standard LIil2 and Gerry did the ecorieg, while WHILPu YOt7 REST• I1n,cNri>xrg, `A " ' ' intend holding their annual picnic to has Improved his house b bricking It Treasurer's report show do a. balance of this w Qing•ald acquaintances in town Jameson scored for Galt. The testes krriiilr --11 --- Bayfield on Saturday next„ Quite a k The concert, ce Monday were Jameson Willis McLeod OR WOOLt9Na should net be , w T d ACI SON number of the oun lin The rough tks are this week et- cash on Land of over $76. In the even- evening,given by Mise Pauline ,and War b ' goal; but paaoed at on°oto hoteads matte ns rilthf y g people intend ting a thorough renovatipn as welds ing a public entertainment was held eton elocutioni John d, arks; Jackson, Gerry and utast other goods, and hen wad totfRhdeO��. I s ;�jR,0r taking in the excursion to , the Model some of the ditches. Me B.R.Hi gins when addresses were given b Mr W. ,s S. in warm r Farm on Friday, The topic far the + st, under the auap{sea McMann, halfbacks; McLean, S. 1311(, dirootionsare folioa%ea Yau will be ctesi d"j Cli>`thier and Furnisher Epworth League, on Wednesda ev has erected a handsome wire epee Bailie, who was re-elected President o4 o jhea •cha►nics' Institute, was fairly McLeod, N, Hill, and White, fotwards. h°vv soft and itntYythe w111,ftgot no Y along the front of bis ground. me the Institute for the 13th year, 1VYr A. Com Attendehd, The Bijou Comedy Galt -Scott, goat; Gavin and Hamilton, they shrunk. 2 Cakes fotr fjf 12ior.25o, r cutest, "The Christian's Hope," will be Peter Campbell s ant last Sabbath at MeD. Allen, on "Mistakes farmers {p oar'last h� eek, III 11 On Monday, concerts&� fke; Hawke, Jameson and DeltricL,1.11 I �iciaria,Blaok, dlinbon, taken by Miss );1t3Eie Garter. his horns in Stant©y. ++H D OGrriE CUO�t,t, ,m yMonday backs; Henderson, setae; Taylor, • make and b Mr J. .r. Gatrow, morning for g tetet; they have same West and Hnneoek, forwards. Refer• T 1 bWISR elltQt •r Cash paid tai• .13iYtter and l�g� ,.. �h fh, . ,, k • �� i '� t `c t ti 4 9 „ ,_, �. , . * ;-,.