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The Clinton News-Record, 1900-11-01, Page 1W I . . �� . * .1 � I I. 11 It- .. -1 . to, _ . . . . . . . . 1. . 11 1�1 I IE. I � I I I I � � 11 . P�T I J I U-1.), T' O_ .-I., IN N .1-1 I , g .; - , '' , .: . . - I 7 I " . 0� 21st Your . �__ � I . --- . 1PLINI � P11:1 1=11111 . 11.111.:-g . . ..... , .. ____ _.. -_1 :..: . I I Holmes and Macdonald Were pledged to support Probibiton. in PAP1.1ameot but did not I - I � I I s � I . . - -----,.. � ---,--,-., . � ee019e&0Qb9Q Q@Gpaepa aele sea eoeK , 6e@19§ - AsPulsir W10804dors andAdvortiversp, ' I . I - I . I 1 I I . I , I , I . .��-, , � Our Doll . The readers of T119 NEWs-RiccoRri are becoming more numerous; their I I . . .. I'll, .. - stables with stockers. A shorb time . number Increases without solicitation - I . I sm V>1 " I which goes to show that the popularity -Z, I I . . . attended and much Interest to manio , of The People's Paper is being won by I I I I'd I n usbry ball on Thursday evening In, merit alone. The advertisers want .� I � i , 11�. .. ....'Wind �, I OJW,t, more space and there are more of . I . I � I " ? , . , I A . them, To reach the buying public I ,w I . I ��- . they have found that there is no ))at - I t�511 I �F �: I � F �_ * I . , , " Is a suggestion of the Toy it I ter or more profitable medium than I . . ,� .. ' � . Fi Stock we hAve gathered for Tnn Snwo-REconts, � � I . I I I I i�_ .." . th a , . . I . X . 4 . . . � The Priest's Rosidefice. � . � I 1. I I I .. I . I . I . , f Rev. Father McMenimon, who will . I I 1 I . . . . H . 11 - �, ,, �� , , ... . �� Ch r1os tw a s - T ra de I -� I take charge of the Clinton -Blyth par- ish in a few weeks, has leased the I I � I I I . . . ;,* � . dwelling on Huron street now occu. I I . . - � I . . . I Tied by Mr. Charles , Wallis, The . I . I . . I I In it We have Dolls at � property -belongs to the Whitehead .., . . I ,� -4, 1 I . .. . �. . . . . . . � . .., - estate and was formerly used as the � , I .. 11 . I ;, . . I .. . . parsonage of the Ratteribury street , I , . . . ; . . Us, 10c, 0e, 25c, 50c to $2.50 I church, ,Father McMenimen's real- , � ) I I . . � . I . � donee there will only be temporary as a I I I . � I " . � I And . think it is the nicest display of Dolls you have ever seen. . I home for the prieA will be built next to the church in.the spring. . � . . . I I . . . � I . Brinz your children to see the assortment J . Go.dApples, � . I I I . , whetheryou latend. to buy or not. � A good judge of fruit ca,me in to THE . . . I �. . I �: . I . - nws com) from:Goderich. town - I I '. . � . I . . I � I I .. . W.. *Cooper & I C 009. 11 ` II ship on Saturday and laying several 1. . I apples on our table said :- 11T4ese * are I . I . I . . � I I from Mr. ,C. J. Neabitt's -orchard. I , . I I . � . . .%;;- I � ".. � . . CLINTON, � I haven't seen better Apples this fall. . . . . . - " ,. I I Agents for C. P. R. Telegraph And,, I I . I . � Aren't they beants." They were of � I.. �q Dominion Express Money Orders . . . . . . ' the Ben Davi . a variety and cert�inly i: I . . I � . I I ffl,ft6S_P,e,%-9-8aq96-8@ se'e, ,a@ 3e@0a,@G@Q0a@49 ei8@eG96e&6ffl . very fine specimens. Mr. Nesbitt'.13 �.� . . . . appleswere bought by Mr, Cautelon. - � .1. .* � ___ .. , I 1. .1 I . and.being carefully packed ought to il . .. Wh I . . � , . . . I I . � . give splendid satisfaction -in the Old .� 1. � I . � . - . I . . . I y - - _ - ,:I t � - =� �� - - __ . � . - now presenting a fine, up-to-date 1. . � � ' .. Country rislarkei where. they .will no . . .1 . � . ,.. . . V . � . , , . I � � . , LITTLE spoke first. for one bell;? and also clos. . doubt.be sent. � . . � .1 111. � . . .1 - . I., � I Do you � want to roast yourself ,. I - , cooking meat when the tem � I.. � I . * . I , . . BREAKS.. I- ' . w ... � I.. I . . wipe ottshe mortgage, 1. . � . . . . . The and secretary of the .'I I I . � perature hasbeen ranging from . . . . . . . , Mrs. ?dcGeegor has bought idr. Jaso , president . . . 1. I I . . 05 to 100 degrees in .the- shade , � . ' Inevery home little breaks I � Bayfield Fair, Messrs,A. Snowdou and . . . - � .. . ; . � . . I . . . are occurring daily."i .- I H. W,. Erwin; were in.towit.on Satur- I . . 111. -1. . . . � . I I - I I I . : . I May be Table Sllverware� . , May be Rings,Brooches, Pins - . AM' and 113i NEWS -RECORD Was , -, Y -T * in ., , . . i:. When . . . . . . I . Maybe Watches or.Clocke. the thumb and first Unger of his rii�bt .. . I . formed tilit.the prospects for the - Fair . . ' 11, I . 1. ... . . I I . . .� . � .. I . I .T�hatevor 16 Is we?re anxious . I hand. badly bruised. by tile edging 1.11 . were never so bright asiat the present I - . . . . � � I. I . I . . .1 I -you can get something in the ', : Canned Goods line deal . I � . . it shall come our way, - . We.R , epair. such things in.a his mileage, allowance to his bank time. The Sbbiety'has now si�[!Xlclent I funds on. hand to wipe off the mort- ... I A great " I more Appetizing . . I I . . satisfactory manner. � Our charges are moderate- field. Just as they turned ' I i gage so that it may begin the ceAbu'ry I . , 1. . . .� . . ... � . I bur services prompt. I REcoRD devoted more of its space to . free from debt. - this ,will encourage ' *'management I . I I � . 1 . . .. . . . .1 I .. I . It , %�Whether large or.sratill! - 11 . receives all the,attentio.n., . . . politics than is usual and in conae- the I to . improve the . - , I .. I . .,Here.?. : I. 1:. : . . . I , It requires. ' . .; queries has had to hold over several grounds and put on. a bigger and bet - - � .. . � .� . . . I. I .. . I % � . .1 .1 � I . .. � . interesting budgets. But we hope r ter.bill offare sit its nextFal . . I .. I I . I I . . � I �. I I . I . I . . . . . A few Palate Ticklers -,--0an- I . . .11 I ".. ' . _%6 aire'tefidOrS * .. . I I . . . . I I . f ,� - . I They Went an Armssum .1 � . I . ned Chicken, Duck, PigsYe�b,' .1 Ready Lunch Beef Turks . I , - - ,� Tongue, Souced LT, la our llne� - : - - - . . . . I : � . . i I . . � I I i C.ompanies 4A0 and 7 of the�. Huron , I Regiment have h . Clin, . , . ' Macieral . sters, Oarabus, Shrimp;', Sar. � . . ' - - P.o: lacrews I AI)c pression of 'the wishes of the riding eadquarters at . I . ton,Brussels, Rxetor�ausl Pdrter's Hill, I .. I dines, etc. � . . . . . I . . .. ; I . I .. � . . . Jeweler, Expert Watch I . . ' respectively. * Threebf.t,ho captairss'are' ' i . . . I ' ' . . . 1. .1 � ? . . � . ' . � I Repairer and Op'ticia'n;. , . begun in .. conne , otion with St. Clinton cliiizins,. vlzjMcTaggstr(40ombo-' I . >1% .. . For . � ., � 11 * . . � I � . � � � 1� . *hile''the fourth, Calitain aiid'S60 I I � .. . .1 �. . . . . . . . .� . ,announced .Sunday that the subject will be dealt Rance, can almost citizenship. They � : . . I . I �._ I - : . . '. . I . 11 . I I . . . .. . . . . . I take a deep 'interest in. the -Regiment . I �. . I Sandwiches there is nothingv � _. I . .1 I . I . . . I .1 . Arid believing that interests of . . nicer than D6yilled Him. . . . . . . . I . ��_ . - . 1. - .the their Companies would be iii1proyed . I I . . . , .. . . . . I � - � '. Your . . . I I . . I . � . . I ' mo,plo Le by having a .central,�aimoury, Cap- tairis MeTaggart. and Combe waited �., . . . .'�� I - . . . -�. I . . . . (af . � � - . .. I upon, the, Lib�kry Board'o'n Tuesday. I . I -.1. . I . I . . . . . . .. � Dessert is easily made.if you . I.. . I . I I . . . . 1. . . . 1. . . � � .. I Rub.b(e,rs. ' and askedthe,use'of the pperpairt'of.. � I n � . Stavely hAII is at present of no . 11 use Instattaneous Tapioca or I � . Hasty Jellycore, In. 0 different . .1 . . . . I I ... ; . . . . � I � . . I . � . . . I I I , 'which 0. y. If *their request benefit to ankb'4 . . . . I I . ' � flavors, at The Cash , . . - ' I 11 I I . I I . � . 1. . . . . re� the .beat Rubbers in the , a grante , d it not . d and why shoul - be F . . I the officers Inform us that they. will. � .. . I - 1. I . .. . . . . market. R. J... Cluff has , . expend considerable money in having I I .. . ""04 1 ,. - Grocery � . . . . . 4d I! � . � .1. them. Also ti�y his I � I .. . I - . . it properly fitted up. .Such an ar- - moury would ensure for theie Com- . . I . ". . . I ., I � . . Rubber'Soled Shoes pa,nias'new riflas and the Oliver- equip- I , � . . I 1, . . � . OMB COOPBR' ,a CO. - � � . I � .1 I � � .�, - . . merit. . .. : . . , . . . .1 . �. � . : I � 1. . I . I . , . � Corner store-Searlsis� block. Pbon� 23. t �. I R. J. cluff I - . I . I tom DAv.s In the Woods. ' _ 1 I . . . . . I � I - Cash for Butter and ]Eggs. , . I [ . �, . . . Thehunting season opens on Thurs- . * � � . �_ - . ... �q � am . �. � � . I day but in order thai-no time' way be I , . . - . . I . . . .. . I . . _.. 0 0 � VHV,�TWO A.J'S. ,. M . Q I . . . . . . ' . lost. parties of hunti*en have . already, -: left for the .northern woods. . Two . . . , � - ,. . � I . . . I I . � � . . parties bave,gone.. from Clinton. .The I . . � I � . . I . A $3.00 Reduction,,,,,, - first went on Monday and consisted of :-J. B. - Hoover; Walter Cole and I usiness on Thursday, . � . . . I ... 11 .. . b . I I - . .,'� Mr, . Inspector I John Johnson, whow ill camp near � I � I I I . . I I Fogamasing, which is about two miles � . . . . . . . . . .. � . . from Chapleall oil the main line of the . � expected as an excellent program is I I I . . . .. I -V�hlle in Toronto . k I I made a purebAse of 1411, Wes C1' 3�1 R- -in Algoma, .Two Chapleati. . �. . . I . 1 a special line of. I . . sports will join them there. Mr. Cole I . - . , . I tomary cheers-fort.be. Queen.-: . * . . I . . I I I . I I . . . . lived in that country oncoupon 9 time . . . 7 pi m,i,1.1 The"paxabl.e of the bereaved � I I � , . � I I � . . � And knows it well. E.. 31 Cantelon, I . I �� .. . . . . . I V WORSTBD ' .1 .GRB I . Frank Fair arid E, Volmes, together . . . . I . . . I. I 'NaS . SUIT. with two from Dungannon and three I I I . . I . . I . . . . I � I from Sdafortb, left on Monday for Cal - 0 0 , . 0.0 l . � I . . 10 I I . I .. . . lantler, which is considerably nearer � " . . . Which usually sell at $18-00 but .which We civilization than the ground chosen by . . I I can. make, up for $15.00, . .. . . � ". I I .the Hoover party. Politically the .. . . I . I . I I . � . I . I I Ided huntsmen were About equally divi. � . . � . .. I I. . . yo U SA ve $3.00 hot where not, a pair was.made,lother.- . � . . . I. wiqo some of those w ho are no* chda- . . - . . . ly , Jo HOLLOM 0 ' Ing deer would have remained at home . .��Ao to help 4,unt one or other of the ' . . . I . -i candidat6 for Parliament, . . . I . I I �.. I I . . . Our Hat Trade . . The Sonsionflons. . . . I I I . I . . � There wits a large but not overflow-, . . . . � � I -ing audience in the courb house At , I � We'llave had a big sale of Hats this past season. Those who . I Goderich yesterday Afternoon to listen to the speech -making which followed want stylish Hats generally come to us, It's the same way, - I with Shirts, Ties, etc. Our stock is just what we represent, it the norninations'of Messrs. Holmes And I . to be, and . . . I . McLean, Three ladies graced the pro- , I � . . . � . - . Our Prices are. iRight. I ceedings, Mr, Alex, Saunders was made chairman but on second thought I � the audience repoilted and chose Mr. I . I J . A. Molo,riSh John Acheson instoad. Mr. Saunders I . %===- . o _ warmed the chair for a time and seem - I . ad quite at home. He looked as if he I .1 . F� I - -_ I could have ,handled the meeting all I . right hub while acknowledging his I Cold Ability his opponents doubted, his . Weather, Comforts, . impartiality. The politicians wrangled I . I for anihour as, to who should speak, . . . howltingandipwilab order. The I I audience bore the long wait With re - Now that cold weather is setting in is the time to talk of markable patience bufwero, manifest- ROBVS and HORSE BLANKETS. We have' a large ly relieved when the orators took their I . . , arid well assorted stock and Invite your Inspection, places upon the dias. Mr. Holmes was % I I greeted with applause but the room . . rang when Mr. McLean appeared If . Blankets from 30c, up. the riding responds In a like manner I . Robes� Goat, from $6,50o vp� . next Wednesday he will be very much the front Bob, Chairman Acheson, � who looks the sterling 'repubation he I boars in the county town, told In terse � � I I Our Hamess language the agreement which the . 1. speakers had arrived, at. Each aide I . � . - I was to have one and A half hours I I . . '19 made to wear Wall. They have Iven such . Chi which they could divide up its they chose, Mr. 11olmos was represented good satisfaction that.otle customer 8 a"' other. Our prices are aff follows : Sot VAnd- by himself and Messrs, Garrow and made MoGillioudd3r, while Messrs, A, W. �4o_ I . I Wright and Mitchell assisted Air, 0 ., McLeano 'Tile field Of politics Was I Single Harness, guaranteedo $1Z �', pretty well ransacked And tile interest _0* I I of tile audience thoroughly aroused. . � . Mr. 11olmes was upon his inettle and I I Are *omin more into general use as their merits Are com- Pulpe'r,6*01rigbotterftiown, WihaVeseVosralkindw, spoke well but could not withstand the hobabobpoured In by 1118 opponents . I I who riddled him fore and Aft upon his . . unfulffiled prohibition pledges arid the . . 186 A. H100INSo slatolon seats' charges. The meeting I . . wwl oil the whole In favor of Mri Ate. I . Lean but after all It Was prob&bl3t I � . '. 4r_ft*WWAft.04ft&.VARNA . . lueroly a warmor. . r 9 0 I . ___ I ----= I 11. ;;;; ;; - 1-1 ------ - ' 1. . I --- _ - .____1_Mr__ I . VN� ONTAR10i, THURSDAY, NOVtMBER 19 1900 . . . Whole Number 1139 ''11::. I., .1:;..._;.=. . � = ___ - I --��__.__-=X1_-f__ ' carry oul those pledgps.. Can Prohibitionists consistently vote for them ? If they do will, they not be placing 4, premium on political do ' . . . 1=1 . . i....A., - _. ception. ? $I i 1111or Their stibles, � I I 41tile4ovals. I I I -_-____1__-_____ VARNA, . . I . . LOND1361101RO, _..... . I I BLYTH. . . . The Messrs, Fair are 1111ing their The special services Ili progress In the I I -,L_ - . stables with stockers. A shorb time Ontario street church are being well Mr. N . Patterson and family are at I A political meeting was held here on A joint meeting will be held In I since they bought twenty head from . attended and much Interest to manio , present visiting at tile home of Mrs., Saturday night in the 1pteres, a of r. t U , I'd I n usbry ball on Thursday evening In, .13ell and Lasham and on Tuesday tied . footed, . . . Patterson's father, Mr. H. Makins. � .Toba McMillan. After considerable theinterests of the Liberal candidates up, twenty-five more purchased from Tun NEwSIRECORD will be, sent to Mr. Pattersou'llao been running the I drumming tip all attendance of about of Fast and West Huron. I � Mr. McCorvie of Colborne. This is any address for the balance of this. farm of Dr. Milne of Blyth this past seventy was secured but, 1.6 was A luke. , The deptity-roturning offlodrs' for � only a portion of the number they . year for tau, cents or to the and of 1001 year. warm crowd. � Councillor Moon was . Blyth in the coming election will be annnally make ready for the British . for only one dollar. . Mr. John Waxd had the misfortune selected as chairman. Though rather . John moffat..%nd X. IT. young. I .0 . beef eaters. � The market square now looks. one to lose one of his -team on Monday canny about expressing lilmself he is . ". Air. Win, Bell, liveryman, has pur. . . hundrod'pex cent. better than it did a last, . The cause at death was gas on now understood to be a McMillan sym. 0�aaed a fine team of grey drivers f rQm . One WW's Shipments. I � month ago. The committee which tilestomach. John will have to buy � pathiser, at least in his Introductory Bishop Graham of Goderich. . The follow.113,g were the shipments , planned the improvements did well. Another to replace It. remarks he said AlRoneat John was Mr, Snellgrove, of Lucknow has near. I . from the G. T. R, station this ,*vast :- Pairs' mill has been runnink day,and Some person or persons forgot on I all right," I � IY cornpletedAa contract of painting - . i Mr. D. i0antelon', 4 cars apples to Ab- night for several weeks. Last $atur- Sunday afternoon last to "Remember, Mr, William Dolg 4peared on bew the interior of Dr, 004er's store in - ' erdeen and Glasgow, Boot! -and; 0. J. . . * day night the wheels did not cease t 0 the.Sabbath day to keep it Holy" and half of Mr, MoRwan and was allotted , Pretoria block.. the doctor's store is 1. I . Reid, I car sheep to Toronto ; C- J- . move until eleven o'clock and at two went out shooting as several shots. half all ho*uv though Mr. MoMillita now presenting a fine, up-to-date 1. . � � Wallis, 1. car hogs to Toronto ; Fair ' a. in. Monday the machinery was again were heard, in a bueb not.far from spoke first. for one bell;? and also clos. appearance. I . � I � I . Bros,, 2 care flour to Montreal; Pass, in motion, V 'Varna� We think that six days in a ad the meeting. , However., Mr. Doig I I .., Mr. Irwin of Michigan, T3, S., is . . I car evaporated apples to New York ;' , Mrs. ?dcGeegor has bought idr. Jaso week is plenty for such work without made g6ol use of his time analambaot. . visiting relatives in town, � 1. I .� , *met 2 care of organs to Liverpool from the Ferguson's house at the corner of On, transgressing on the seventh also.. . . ad Mr. McMillan in great style to the - Mr. L. Hill with an Accident at . , . o, f, ; S�. H. 13mithi-8 cars cattle to To'& tario and Isaac streets, which has been On Friday last there occurred what evident enjoyment of the crowd. He tile Plklling mills last week. He had . . . i onto. occupied for some time by Mr. Peter might have proved a fatal accident as ' charged him with accepting free i)usses . the thumb and first Unger of his rii�bt .. . I . . . . . Esbick, who moves Into one of the Mrs. T. Ward and daughter Lizzle . from the railway companies and iidding hand. badly bruised. by tile edging 1.11 . About Willis Church. . . Smithson houses, were on their . way to Bay- his mileage, allowance to his bank . . . . . . I . . � . machine. Rev. Mr.. Perry -of Winghamoondu& . Th ., is week's issu , a of TEin I NEws- field. Just as they turned ' . account. The. speaker (lid not believe . � . - T I . I 11 . he raising of the framework. of ; ted preparatory services in Willis REcoRD devoted more of its space to 'the corner at Beatty's store the front I this to be a clean:..transactloo, in- I Elam. Livingstone's handle-faebory. � I .., I church on Friday evening. He. took , . . . politics than is usual and in conae- wheel,, of - the buggy came off and, . . deed he was of the opinion that i I in was.sticcessfully completed on Satur- . .. 11 1. forhissubject "Falling Leaves." On queries has had to hold over several although the horse is a quiet one, the . I honest man would not condescend to I I .., day. . . I . - I . Sunday evening Pastor Stewart ex- interesting budgets. But we hope axle dropping on its heels caused it to such an action. Mr. Doig also charged . . . - Miss Sadie Emigh returned to, her .11 changed with Rev. Mr. Shaw of Eg. that our.correspondents wilL.Btart in run. away. Mrs. Ward and Lizzle were that the convention was not an ex. � hoille in Goderich after a 'prolonged wondVille. ,After service a consecra- I again next week with -renewed � vigor. thrown out in front. of Dan. McNaugh. pression of 'the wishes of the riding . I ___4_"0 Visit at Mr. A. E. 11radwin's. . . I tion meeting of the EndL myor Society ' I Confirmation classes. have been ton's. Lizzle got off almost without . ' sq. it had been well packed. He lb is rumored -tbab Mr..W. Walker .. . � I . 1, . 11 washeldandon Monday evening the , . begun in .. conne , otion with St. being hurt hub Mrs. Ward was stunned - . asked the electors to supporh� McEwan I I . has purchased the furniture interest of . . I . " .: representative to ilia Guelph iconven- paults,. - The .rector last *by the fall -and was thought at the time .. the better man of the twos he meant Mr. Button'of Wingharn. I I .. I . I �', tion gave a report -of that successful . .. . . ' ,announced .Sunday that the subject will be dealt to be severely injured. The Dr. wAd - ' le better Grit, also, presumablyi ' .- � Mr. J. W. Bell wasn't' in God6rich ' .. . . . . rally. I . . . ... I � . . withinasermon next Sunday even- :called in when it, was found that no Mr. McMillan gave back a Roland : . . . last Sunday. . . I . . . . . . I � I . . . I . . Died In Manitoba. �.. Ing. The. Rev.$. L. Smith' )Will preach bones. were broken. Mrs. Ward Ve' . 1. for ea%3h,Olivdr received, he ga,ve as . . � Messrs. . I . , W8odman of Londesboro , . r � I . . . I . � Mr. Samuel A. Ferris, who was for- � . I ' at the morningservi6e when the holy . calved a very severe shaking up and It . . will be some time before she will be I ood As he got and very, much the 9 I same of medicine. He did not .�' and Haggit of Blyth have opened up a . , 1. I . . ., butcher sl�oii in Stobhers' old stand oil I .. in-erly a resident of Clinton and went West ln,lffa'�ch of last year,.died'.at c111un` a will beadministered.' 'O I . Mrs. A. T. Cooper -and Miss Oun. . . � able to attend to fierusual duties. . : ' William. sort profess . . any warm regard for his assai . nt but . . , � Queen street. - � ... . I . ! . . . . � I . 1, , Indianford,Man. on -October 20bb. The . I . . nifighame gave an interesting report . Mr. Stinson and wife Of - . ' ' . Nevada are visiting friends. and acr hinted that he was, not any be r than . I . , he oughb'to be. McMillan did no 6 . .Mr. Charles Shoemather and wife . 1-1 . . 1. . I .1 I . spent Sunday arid Monday with frierfdo . deceased contracted pneumonia. last' .. � . Winter which settled upon his lungs of the late Guelph convention at Mon- I . day night's ineeting-of the Rattenbury . . . qu.aintance.s. in Clintori.and Stanley . ,Mr. hedge on the ,pass, question. Certainly. . . I � I., In Milverton. . . ' . . . -.11 I � . and.kendered film an' easy viutim to . I ' street League. On. Sunday .evenin . 9 Mr. ' Midi Cooper Miss Can. this week.. It, is'over thirfy-twoyears si ince Mr. Stinson Was in thi§ country. he accented passes. -Othersdidsoand ' he did not believe in ref u�strig 4. good Mr. and.Mrs. 0. A. Bennett were' , I . . . "I � Clinton visitors last Saturday. I . I I typhoid favor. He Was insured in the . I . * Confederation for $,I(W, having taken and and. . , . . I . ninghame visited the League at Con- . I I I Mrs. Stinson is a dapghter of Mrs, I thingi especially vZhen it was to be had . . . I 11 . � , �._ Mr. D, M. McBeath and wife arrived - . . , out the - policy with the compa . . ny's stance and told of .the doings at �the gathering aforesaid. - I . .. � . Wanless,. Sr., Varna. . � * .. Don't forget the, great anniversary . 1 Rev. Mr. so ,easily. . ' ,Asked by . � . 00upland it hewouiasupport. prohibi- . in town oniTuesday, . . I . ... I 0 - Mr, Mobeath, expects. to be ready for . . . �'.. . I J . . . . represen tative in- Clintorl,� I . Mr. Jacob T�ylor. . . . .. ,. . . . � . I . 11 The regular quarterly services of the . , 11 and tea-meebing to .be held in the -Methodist tion. he r . . I ... oplied that he. didn'o drink� usiness on Thursday, . � . . . I ... 11 .. . b . I I - . .,'� Mr, . Inspector I I . I . � . C. - I . ... . � I I . .. . . . I . . "No I Rstttenbury street churrhw'ill,.be held . . 'the . church' oil Sunday And ' . ldo�day,Of rl�it *eek'.'' -A big time I s whisky himself nor did fie a . b lievia in it ko the way of othi ars; Tho Wilson, for the Ba rk : , �. . . . I . .: of Hamilt6n, visited. the local bank I , Place Like Home." I I . I . . I � � ,. Mr. Bert McIlveen became 'ill'. in- pastor offil , .next Sunday, I ,i�ij6i. * . . . I Subjects :at. 1� a. m. 11 Can a mitri who y . � expected as an excellent program is I I I . . . .. putting ' meeting elbsedwibhoub even the. I eds- ..1., . . . . . I � . � . . � ''. % here. on Monday. . . . .... . . I .. I . . I � � . . , I . I I . I . . .! , ''I , � . Goderich it I rid when the doctor df oa . � , agq . - has once beeripa,ved. beAlially IOSO, at . .1 A �r I . being prep ad., - . . . , . I tomary cheers-fort.be. Queen.-: . * . . I . � left here .1� Mrs.-Aslibury and famil . I : . :1 I 7 . . � I - I : '! I .1 � Ad the case and.said7fov& Bert starped . . 7 pi m,i,1.1 The"paxabl.e of the bereaved ', Court: Varna, 0. 6., P. meets on Fri. I . � . I . .. . ... . . . . . I on Tuesday to join - huslaand and father .. . _ . I ' . *they,'intend for home,though -rather against the M fatlasir," The love feas.1,will be held Ili , , day evening next, , - All tbd me mbels I I � . . . .1 I . . . . . . % I DON(I.ANNON. - . I I in Oakville Where inaki ng* . ,� . , - '. I - . ' . i -home 'in I , . , I .. . D's Wishes'.* He reached Clftiton� and I .. I . I 1. . . . . the lecture room at 10 o'clock ai, M.P, . � . . � � are requestedt6be prelsent,'. : I . . - , I I . . S unell met oil Monday, Oct. tanley o o . I . . �. . . ��.ql I . I .. . .I--- � The great drouth throughout .tl I el th ir. I . � . ; .1 �1, - f titure. . . . I � I . I . I . . . I . � . I I . 1. Obarley Ling .... .� _ _ , our laundrymati, left .. _ his grandmother% Mrs.. UsiBrien's,'but . . . I . I 1. was unable to -proceed to the 'home. the sacrament of the LordW Supper to . . * ' be administered at the close of 'the ev- I , . bo wnship hal *111 -it 1, . 1, Varna, all the, I I � - . part of the nountr . .Y has caused r I I ' .. I . I . .. on ay on a:*trip td San Fraqcism . - - - ' ... . .1. . . ; � . ' " . stead an the' Base Line. That 'was a . ening garvice..: �'. ..I I .. 1. . . .. I I . I . . merribserspresent. Therrilnutes'Of.the ' I ' of the wells to go dry &.rid. many farm'. . I I Everyone seems . pleased at the I . 1. 1. . .� � . I fortnight ago, and siuc6.theul he - hits I . � , . . - previous "..meeting were'read AIA ' . . * . . ers areArivingtheir cattI3 to the neari � . . .1 beautiful -rains we are getting as .. .. .. . . .. ' . .��_ I . 'very -had a hard time of it but. is .now past - I I . , I .. . . I . - - , - � SUMMERHILL. - ... , . , . � approved. .The' following accounts I . I . . � * -for .we p4qsed*i�A.� MoBeath,_$39 ... eat stream. . . .. . ..; . . I . . I � A -shower of raln:waiff enjoy. slight I . water was becoming a scarce . � ; ... .. I I . . I . I I . . . .. article in this section. ! ,. � 11.1 . I . the critical point arid in. the corivales . . I .. . , cent sit , . I aa. .- i :. . �, I - . _- . -, I ,,do a. The L.Q.L. here held-& very as . . . ,. , I . � . building bridge.on' Gemmel's Side Line I 11 11 . . .- -ad here on Thursday. I . - . . I I . - . . . , , , , "I services are to . � .:� Anniversary be held ,� , . � . 19 . . � . . . . . .. . . I .1 I . . . . � . .. I . , I ful .meet, ng. on. Monday evening. and $81.50 for thober,.St. Joseph Luih- I I , Mr. lRarris of.ne ar Fargullab spent a . - the Metlf6dist. church -on Sunday, . ., . � , In I . , . Another October Widd14. , �. . I:.. I �, , Geo.McCartney an4 Jos. Thorne I .- McArthur- .ber Co., $4.80 for gra. Val Jr . . few, days-withbis dau' liter li'ere, Mrs. 9 . . . I I �� .. . . . . . I Novi 11th. - . 1. . .. . i . � . . I 1. The home of Mr. 4'ad Mrs. S.t. Scott ,Bros. of Sharon L. 0. L. paid the l6d . . gea ' fra. $8 for nails, D. 0. Campbell $1.50' for . . rown He was accompanied 0 0. B' . I The li a' light views 'on" South, �� . .. m . I I . � .: , . was the scene 'i5f a quiet ,and oret�y . t ns�l visit.' An Oyster supper for a'? . .bridge spikes, J., T. .Cairns $2.0 for . . he file by his daughter,Miss Nettie,wha I Africalgiven, inS,b,Andr6W7s Presbytetu . I - I . I . ..., .1 wedding at high noon yesterday when the-mimbers of lodg6 and their ladlits - . su . 1, Drs.'Sbaw-and Gunn pplicifor hal . hadbeen visiting With hop sister, . Mrs. . fan church onTuesday eveniog;mere . I 1 ,,,, . 1. '. their eldest� dgpghter, Miss Bertha,. was . . Will be held on Nov. 5tb. . ' I $5-.'Jor examining. S., J. 0arrie"for Brown, for the past four weeks. I well attended and'.inucb, appreciated I I . . I . � united in marriage to.)Dk John P. Mr. John Wright Is home on it visit I Asylum, Jowett Bros. $11.04 for plank. There 19 quite a lot of sickatiess in this by those present. . . . . . . . . . . . Torr ' Of Andover', Maus. - ey , Tbe'inter. . . . . I . to friends from the far I I . . . . Ves' 6 I.. . . I . Mr. H. Woodyard has leased.. the The petition of Jos. P ost.er and -others. � " ' . for a drain to big awamp. was laid over . . neighborhood at,proseliti; . . .1 . . . Rev. M. M. Goldber'g'-wili. deliver an . I . I I .. I .. I I . . I I . .. I . . I . .. I � GODERICH TOWNSHIP, , . . '- ., eating ceremony was performed b� � I � . .. 1: .. . Rev. W. G. Howson who was assisted I . I . . farm on the Base Line owned by -Mis. . . for future co oideratidn owing to late� .11 I . . nes.9 .seitson... Council. meets again. I ,Address on the Gunpowder . P,lot, on I I o'clock. ' I � . . 1. . '.... � . . I ,� c Th . . I 11 . 0 municipal elections are yet two I . I by.1ho father of t - Revi, , . . he grooms, the I . , C.'C. Torrey. After tb a and. , McBrien andmoW occupled.by Mr.�Jas, , I � _ Miller Who intends . removin 'to his . 1. . .9 of I I n Monday, Noy. 26� to. Settle 0 . . gravel. Sunday evening next at ,, On Tuesday of last week.the evapor. 1, . . . . I months distant* but the pot- is already . I . .� � 11 ,_ . .beginsining to -boil. 'It is said there . . ceremony the good wishes and congr I I atulations a own place nearei Clinton on the Base 11 I �.. accounts and general business. -J.' T, . Cairns, Clet . k. � 1, stor here was destroyed by fire along I '. - - , 1. Will be opposition all along the line � . - � I I . . dainty, lunch was served the wedding .. .1 Line. : . � . � . I I .. . I . . .11 . . . I . . . . . I witha largb,quanbity of�dried fruit, . 1. and � a regular old-fashioned siontest. � . , I . I . . . party and by the 2.55 train Dri .and . ' ' ' Mrs. Wallace. of 'Clintop : intends � . taking� up her rasidende again on bar , � I , . I . , 1, AUBIIP,N. - , , . .msi.chinery,etc., Theoriginof thefire is a.mystery. Thebuilding is covered. I Mr. C. W. Williams may retire alto- I I.. ... I r ' . fie Mrs, Torrey left for their honeymoon . trip wh ich will ,Include A Tisib- to . . . . farm near the village, : . . . . . I .. . . . 1. . . � . - � I _ . I Mi 'as B.XoungbIhb,' fotli3erly of our ' I . . ' ' by insurmnee and there is allo a small. . 1. I . gether. Fo a while if, was said bad .1 . . I . . . . an -ambition to aspire to, the reeveship '. 1. �� I Georgetown,, Toronto, Montrea . I . and . -, !� Wr Ritchie, of Wingh4m waii in t ' I . I . . . he I . I . . villig a . now o.f'.,Henqall,-,1s vlsiting� insurance on. thestock. Thedostrueblon . . � . - . I but is now supposed to have abandon- ' , I . 1. other points of :Interest in Eastern village on Friday Iaa6v . Z I I I . . .1 � , , . �. I., - I ..., - her*6 " . � of the evaporft.tor,is quite b; lo, I's to the . . ad the Idea. The prospect.wad a hard - . - I . ,Canada before proceeding to Ausloyer I . . � I . 'Mr. �icklllan, a so of John MeMill- , I . n � . 'an, wasthb of Mr. - Josh. Hill. on. I : I � I Miss�R. Garnor.levisibing her sister I . . I. village for; it employed from fifteen to .11 twenty hands during the busy season.. I I I . . I � ... . , one. ' . � I .. ., . .. '' The trustees of S. 5. No. 0 met on I where they will take up hou as.. - - . � . . , . . . . . . 11 . . 1.1, ;, . , guest . .. . . .. , �. Monday. � I I � Ili 11 � - . � . . Mrs. R. Leach. ,. - , I Miss A. T.'Flulier. is homb now.. Ravi Mr. Goldberg and the rector in . . 1. - � Tuesday evening to cousidertho appli ( . , arid. ... . � . A ,Case of Diphih . . , w, . I I . . . . :, � - . .vhlbed friends in Ali-. .Mr. D. Barr . , . ,just , �Severiil of the Suminerhill. boys .Ripley, exchanged pulpits on.Sunday. � . .1�. chtions for teachor but ad, the adver- . :� A child of tbe househol d of Mr.Jobn . . . .1 ; . . I—. burn on Sunday. I , ... . I I . , .Mr.' A. W. Weillerall bf Anburn- found their I , -to �, Auburn o . n . . . _ way - 1. . . 1. I .. : .. � , I a.st. .,., . . �. I � Mrs. John Joblistson is away on.s, tised time was not up and there being I . I I only two applicatibns,�.J. Reid an6 � McGrog of the 2nd . concession of or Stanley, has *been very Ili this week . I '. . visitod, D. Barr on Monday, - I I I Su0dy. . i . � ,- � The 'Endeavour meeting has been . to friends !nW!ngham at present, visit . � Peck, they ajourned to meet next, I - � I � � with diphtheria, but we understand is . Mr. And Mrs'. Win. Ball entertained. .. . chan oni Friday to Sunday ged fr I A number of youig people enjoyed - Tuesday. .1 . I � . ' now somewhat, improved. The man- . a number of their, friends on Saturda y 11 . . � : I .1 evenings. . . I . -a hop at Mr., Win. Kilpatrick's one . ' I misi Winnie Thompson of the 10th - . : net I i so the,story goes, in which the I . . . . I . evening- I I - . 11 . � Mr. and - JAS; Atiller 6ove to . . I I , � . Rev. P, Henderson. lists so' far, re-, � . . . evening last week. . � . I . 1. * . Those- wedding bella, will - ring on I con. spent Saturday and Sunday- with . her friend, Miss'Alabel Sheppard. - � '� child contracted the. disease ,a . I bows its contagious nature and that tho� very ,Mrs. � . . I Belgrav�e to attend the China wedding , cove . red its to be- able to * resume' his pastoral work again. Wednesday. Particulars later. Airs. James Laithwalte of the Mait- : I . i . . . greatest precaution. , lei lmpar46tlV'ai.' � A of the latter's sister. on Friday. - I � , . There will be an entertainment in .We understand Mr, T.. 141. Durnln is . . . land visited Airs. E, Butt last week. . �. . I boy who Was working foe Mr. McGre- - Mr. Holmes and Mr. Tebbutb 'passed I I I young's school house oil P 646;y, even. purchaving another car load of cattle. . for. .. Miss 144hel JbMalft spent Sunday. ab I gor returned to ll Is home about fodr through the villai re on Friday evening Ing when a good time is expected. I I .We unde rstand it is the Toronto this time. I . . her.bome oil the 16th con. . - � miles distant on a Saturday night some , three weeks agoand next da; . y diplither- on their way to Smith'sHill to attond a . . I . I . . political meeting. _� I . . . . . ThereWillbe a,'lecture and thank- . . offering meeting Ili the Presbyterian market . I Mr. anE I I Mrs... Roberton of Auburn 'sited Was Sophia'Snide r of Colborne is I a guest of her sister Mr. � t1i 0 a S61in'Tabi . , . � is developed irl,- tile hougoi whichwas 1. Mr.Tohn Kyle was calling on friends . . church ell TuesdayL evening, Nor, 5th. I I V1 Mr. and Mrs.T.Clark Over $an- a I . . ay�' . I L . I � butt. 1. ,, . . I I I . . I . � � quarantined. An infant sister of the boy, died and he* was compelled in the vilitage on Thursday arid reporta his now house almost ready for oc. I . , I the order of Aucton sales seem be t he day farmersi I . . . Miss Daisy Bowers left on Monday I School Report-7the following is th a . . I . report of,S, S. No. 4 for the month of - * . :to remain at home for it, fortnight and I . IL I 1. . .1 cupation. . among.our . We are sorry to report Mrg, 3, for $6. Thomas where she has se- . .t October, based. an regularity, . good de- � . before L allowing him to return Mr. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper Huskin is oil the sick . cured a lucrative position. flel L oy :_ portmatt and general pro an . . . McGregor sent him a now Outfit of - . will fie administered -in St. Peter's ,list. . Water has been very scarce 'in our I . . I B. il Cra,wford and' D. G. Dickle eave this week far Callauder, Mnsko. Pb. I Jr* -An nie Ball,Nottla S inclair, Stanley OhAllonger, Mary Smith, clothing, No tw1blistandifig these pre- . cautions the disease broke. out shortly church on Sunday evening next, Mr. John -Bullard spent Monday and village and surrounding country. . . . Mrs. McBride of CarlOWL, C&IIdd on ka,for deer shboting. . I Samuel Barr, James Lovett, Calyin .� 11 after, the lad's arrival, 1 7 , TuesdaIr in MaXillop on business. . old acquaintances here on Wednesday Mr. Ram. Smith, who recently. returned from the Soo,, is ill at I Lovett, Myrtle Mair, . Parqt�- . P'LbqUent heavy showers of rain have r last. - - . I .. Pt. I -Sr. -Asa, Mah,, Howard 11 40000 Convonihin To -day. . . , . The annual. tion the E fallen the last couple of days ..Which I Was very much needed as some of the , The 1. 0, G. T. held their'Distrieb L . . .. P90SObb With favor. . Rev, Mr. McNair has quite recover- har, Myrtle Beacom, Howard Hill. 1� . � Sr, 2nd-Granb Archer, Willis Sin- � � I . � converl of p,i worth Leagues of 11116 Goderich DIj14 . Wato farraers were hard preased for 11 meeting one day last week. . I Mr. A ' ' V. WetheralSundayed at *a recent illness arid is able to ad from -hi . . clair, Erma Jordan, Kenneth Mair, . . tricb will'be hold in the Ratteribury for their Stoek. , L , . . L home. .. . agaili resurne We duties. . . I M6rr&y Draper, Ella Beacom, Bar , I I streebehurch to.d&y, Sunday School topics will be'taken up in, the it, m. and � . , I � � . I . nandoll-nitilett, . I . . Mr, Thomas Cassady intends giving up farming arid going to the city. L L I L . . . . . . STANLEY TOWNSHIP., . . L Mason. . . . . I . .Sr. 2rid-Bella, Ball, Eddie Farquilar, L those pertaining, more to the League in the afternoon and evening. Rev. I I The sale at Airain FiSher'SWaS Well . MlasA.Lawsonand MlsaL. Etung of Blyth sojourning at their The many _�_ . . friends and old acquaint- Gertle Oakes. . Jr, 3rd-lohn Hayes, Edna Hardy, ' Mr. Whiting Of Mitchell 'will speak at attend,od last Friday. Stock brough 6 , good prices especially horses, The .are homes In. o4- burg at present, ane as of Mr. Win. Stinson of Nevada are to him his LonaJordan, Annie.. Challenger, . Ids, - . the closing session, There are twenty- . three Leagues in the District and m popular To Brov,qn wielded the , We are suro you will All agree tho, t Mr. J. blades now tailor shop Is it glad see .back to native place after an absence of thirty- L Colborne, , Sr. $rd -Caryl Draper, tiottie Sin- . . . about fifty ... dblegatos are expected to hammer, Mr. Fisher Intends moving . credit to our � Village, two years. He looks bale and hearty. � olairt Earnest, Challenger, Pearl be in attendance. Rev. Mr, Stone, to his farm near Toronto in the spring. , A number of buildings have under- Mr. Jas. Webster and sister -of Wright, . . . who has been laboring among. the Nit- Mr. Wm.. Hughes is visiting friends gone a coal; of paint which adds Lucknow, Who have b ' eon visiting 1r. 4th -Russel Neal, Goldia Hill, enat tribe of Indians in British Col- near Teeswater and Lucknow at pres. . greatly to the appearance of the friends in this vicinity, have returned Harry'Hayag,Knox Mair,13thel Smith, . umbia, has completed A four of jndb ent. I I Mr.)[,ou Faefillam has sold a yearling village. I i - . I I home, Sorry to hear of Miss Edith Rath' . Melvin Hill, Alva Be L acorn, Ethel , Lovett, I I the Leagues embraced by this. uis- trict and is able to report an increased L Hereford bull to Mr. Henry Allen of . I ' . . BAY-PIELD. . well being on the sick list but we hope Sr. 40 -Charlotte Colborne, interest and larger contributionsi Ate. Harlock, . I I to soon see her able to be. around I I Jr. Leavinge-4onnie, Mair, ,Ethel Stone is paid a salary of eight hundred Mesers, Cook and Dale eacll'got; a I Mr, joblaston of the 1,3rownson Line, Again. . Huck, -G. A. T9B1aUTT, Teacher. dollars, half of Which the District fine lob of wood cut fast week, gott. , Stanley, has deeldeA to become a ves - Me. M. Bates bad the misfortune to ' HOLMESVILLE. guaranteedo And from present Appear- Ing it done with an engine and ciroula I r . L dent of out Village, I lose i� valuable driving mare a few, . .1 anees they will for next year exceed . I that'amounb, . Lyaw. How will the row among the Grits . Mr. Marshall of the Sauble Line has me ved to Goderich township, days ago which was caused by a relapse of distemper. Much sympa . thy The cheese factory closed on Wed- . nesday for the season. The assistant . come out P Both sides are working Messrs. W. 3'. Stinson and D. Ate - Is felt for Mr. Bates as this is the cheesemaker, Mr. Roberton, leaves . Doanory Meeting, hard, working overtime, indeed. Naugliton visited Montreal last week. fourth horse he has lost inside of four this week for his home In Bright. I The regular annual meeting of the Rurl-Decanal Chapter of Huron was ' Mr, Henry Livermore limia-logging bee on Satutday. Th . Is is something They each took a car of cattle, Mrs,J. Reid called at our village years. I Ate. Sohn Johnstone and his sister Rev. Mr. Penhall of Blyth preached two excellent missionary sermons ill hold in St. Paul's on Thursday af ter- un usual here now. rectory last week. � MarYwere the guests of Mr. James the Methodist church on Sunday, L noon, There werel:prasent, clerical- . . . . . PorteVg. 111111. Mrs, Jewett and Miss Neelin of Sea. . 1 �Ield on Sunday last. I Mr� John W. Reid arid Mrs RO d We will be glad to Welcome him here Revs, 116dgins, Turnbull, Parke, Lowe, Varney, Jennings, Smith, Doherty I � forth visited friends in Parkhill on& L day, last week. . visited at Mr, W. 4 Stinson's ' on 8 un, At any future time. LiSto L Mr. Walters of Wei was a and McQuillan ; lay-Messro, Metcalfe, Misaxellie McDougall returned t a Edgwondville on Monday last, Mr. Chas. Parker Is improving h a house by L day last, . Miss Keys of Yale, Mich., and . guest at Mr. W, Stanley,& on Wed- . , - . Clausen and McMurray, Much inter. est was manifested arid a profitable :Older Stoket preached here on the a cellar and new f dation, O"n Mr. T. Marks is laivroving the daughter of Mr. As. Key% Sr., of nesday, I . Mrs. Logan of Var"itt war the guesb time was spent, The Rural Dean gave Afternoon, And evening o f Wednes. day and Thursday, pppearance of Ills store by 111tying it that place, is visiting at her brobhor's, I of Mrs, T. C, Pickard, a, most intorestfUg talk on the North- �Ilgs G, McDougall, Who op cut the aided with lumber. Our worthy sahoolmaster is Mr, W. L. Keys, At present, Mrs, James Reid And, Mls,9 M. Web- I Tile W. M. S. hold their Vowing ciptlaorl 10rid;tylls thochurch, Quito I West, more especially dealing with, the needs andthe faturo of the church In S1111111101' months here, returned on Tuesda;y to hot home in Detroit. she now moved to the briek house next to Di, star Were the guests Of Mrs- W� RLIC11- a number, attended It, I that part of the Dominion. The Waaa-odompanladby liar niece, Allso Sta"burea, Tile whole school Is no;, under his eye, day and night,. well Oil Wediloaday last, Rey, Mr. Andrews, and Rev. Mr, Wedding. -On Thursda,y evening, 25th Inab., fix Tomnto, at Shupoon Missions committee elected Were.- clerical-Ilevs, Turnbull and Smith; . Plorolice McDougall, Adaatardlyattemlib wa,9 made to Rov"1441, 0. Jenllltlg� attendeti, tile, Stone teonlBrittall, Columbia, nilssioti- to the Indians, at Mr. I Avenue Methodist parfAonage, Mr. . - I I&Y-MeSAPS, Clausen and '310teftlfd- burn the barn of Mr. Win, Wilson ot Deanery meeting hold in 011uton on Tuesday last. Arr visited tatineelob Olark's, on PrIday of last O, W, A,ndreW8, brother of Jt6va, G. W. Andrews of 10ullarton And X, It was deoldeit to leftyo the Arrange- ineut to%' 1111081OUUY services With the %h con. Oil Saturday 10,96 by some We are RIAd to say that up, b1t. L Weck" W.Anarows of vat'llasandlitta, John . I each clergyman to suit the Pecull0l' PAI'tr or' parties uliknown, Fortun* ately tile fire Was discovered And ex. Goluminhartfs Improving After Ills ---- . Tbe Guy 168, made their Annuftl Jarvis of 1101meavilla to Miss KR0 I Dowman, 411 of Toronto. Tile care. ties of Ills own parish, The setni- annual tubef,1119 Will be held Ilexb tinguishea I before much headway had been severe fall. . __ �'_1111_ --I-- visit t)n Tuesday. The company have niony wail performed by Rev. W, summer ill Huron's popular sulumer rdsott, Baylleld, I made. .. A1188 Maggie Torruce of Clinton On Monday Mr. D. 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