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.Q6Q0$Ni�9a0_a 9_QQQ94i - . . I ao I tole -SIP -Q -9--l- 0111pors of OddielloWS'4040. Tho Shloperrcomplain,
I The officers of Clinton Lodge No. 83 The local shippers complain that it i6
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Pro Real s of S 'nt L -Claus. ., night's meeting, are as follows:- Trunk to supply cars when wanted.
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. - . - - . . - 1. ... Noble Grand, S. 0. Stevenson In one instance at least a good sale WAC
I . Past Grand, W. H.. Rand prevented by the inability of the
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deal, old chap and as ,% result � � Vice G . .
- . there are things to be seen on Rec.-Seo., F. Jackson I . unable to secure cars. Ab tile, Same
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- - . . our second floor that will 'Make Fiu..Sec,, J. Wiseman time the company -is rushing out
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OFF the children's eyes sparkle with . Treasurer, H. B. H I odgens, through freight. This is hub the old
- , glee, . . I , Trustees, J. Taylor, A. J. GrIgg, H. grievance overagain of the local menle
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. � Dolls & Drums . said to TaE NnAws-Rucom) on Mon' Our city fathers .have decided, says
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and dozens o Jo ., v aj, "
that you would have to see to
SpLell A PrOF,'-- V- -1 .are ages a t? e vecep - o -
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tainmentwlifell,bakes place on Xmas -African heroes. decision is a wise
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duets, 'trios, original solos and some
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exquisite' band Selections, re-
rule make a flne appearance. But a
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. just worked ou6 by Santa Claus
nowned Band Master Cantelon will be
city -council is not'drtlled and some. of
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Wi6 -us for the day with his musical
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gouty, or -have corns, or be short-wind-
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chair, Other specials from.. Stratford
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now in fall Swing, Come early
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are expw!ted., Santa Claus wilt also be
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there and will have a house built'and
- tend to make a parade look more like a
calithunipian procession, than an im, A
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presents. We lire in for A real en-,
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joyable time. Secure . your tickets
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Try This In Clinton. ,,
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ran ks have bee;n considerably strenq'th-
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Agents for. C.'P. R. Telegraph and Dominion.Express. I I
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to.aelect'the. candidates It a names
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played with Bea msville last season, and
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are to go before the electors. 16 looks
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H. Steep, tha strong man of the Indian
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AM= like .a. workable and sensible scheme Bead, Assa,, teamo' -Itis proposed to
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� week is far too short a time it, which I to include Seaf6r ) Godericb, Wing-
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Justt a hinting at the splendid
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that cost so much less here I . �
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bright., nicely colored wares ,
as soon'. its, their eyes fall I
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to discuss public questioni, The Sentin- I .b4tii'and Clinton clu6s'. The officers
el-RevieW says:�A public meeiing will
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of'th.e Clinton club. were' elected at a
be 'called for Thursday. evening next
meebing hold at the CoMinercial hotel
. in, � the town hall for the purpose of
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on Friday evening, last and are, as
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selecting cand! dates : for municipal
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honorsfor 19.01. In consequence of a
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. Honorary President, Dr.. Shaw
movemei I it on foot to -this end and a
' President, J..J..Visher . . . �
largely signed petition - that is being'
, Honorary Vice, S. Jackson I .
-circulated,.- Mayor Scarff decided too
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day to call a meeting, Itisthe'Aesire
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.of ,those advocating a, meeting to, have
.0ornruittee, W.. McRae, A, Pringle, .
it as large as possible I for the intention
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is to organize the electors so a's to bring
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out only.. the I best - possible. candidst�es
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, Re,. Rural Dean Rodgins A of Bea.;
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for the council. The town hall ..has
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last�'. His sermons were very. much
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evening. on - Prayer, I Mr. liodgins is
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accOuntofthree weddings ill which.
the dloceie. Als. long Pastorate in
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people of Glintorl 'were interested
Seaforth, together with the',earr.fest,
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Nerviees and good work done in his
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parishw ,are 9videnc6s of his sue I cess. -
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r . eferericer to three Persons, well known'
Rev... J. H.- Kelly of Tilsonburg will
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occuliv the Baptist 'pulpit next. Sun A.
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MRS�. JAMES McGILL., . I
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Settlement of histlaim, And F. East�
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A good preventative
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maiden name wasCatherineaart,
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of Itut-ving Clinto I n at t . he present . ti n I fe;
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Lillie -a Christmas present, a mahog-
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in her thirteenth .year,
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front Mr. ' .-
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blacksmith shop and will take posses-
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sion the first of the New Y,eae. Mr.Loft
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tell township I)oy and ran
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county, where Mr. McGill carried on
the blacksmitli shop- at'wba t waionce
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twen'ty,years.' They then took lip
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knowfi as Lobb's corners or, Mount
Pleksanbbut now as Wise's corners.
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to Clinton where they have,
Mexb.Sunday evening in the RiAtenar
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years came .. . .
since resided. The members, of their'
bury street church. on "The hanels of
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Christ." This sernion will be of
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spe-dalty. ot Geh, s Fu ish' ,- -
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Gill. of Chicago Mrs. Olotterhaul of
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�dliet, Illinois, And Mrs'. V,W, Watts'
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of Clinton.: .The ft�!36ral takes place
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Howson's morning Subject; will be the
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this forenoon to the Grand Trunk
last seemed or the series on Natural
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station to meet the n orthbound L.. H.
law in . the spiritual worla."-Mr.
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And thus get all the latest and Collars, and Culfs. .
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Harry Cook takes possession of the
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most, up-to-date,i3ovelties and n9w . . I I .
in the afternoon' in the family plot in
Bitievale hotel . this . week. The
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have a very full Stock for the Ohrist-. . We keep all the, popular shapes but
Gor a . ,ed
Me cemetery. For the bereav
buyers, say more gral q is being deliver
Mae trade, Our experience enables highly recommend theAustrian s
family much sympathy is expedmil. I
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ut. to cater to the :Wants of n ' eat. . with - band -Made button. holes,
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dressers and our goods being well which.make them easier to button
MR. JOHN.11. MCHARDY. .
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Saturday , to prepare their balanici
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boughtmill be sold at prices which than Other makes. 3,for Soo'
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14. MeHardy reached town at noon on
sheets and see where they are ,at.--
must please the public. We call I The best collar made. 'We have
I . ur lines and other makes at 3 for 25c and 2
to some of o
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Tuesday,. he having passed away-thab.
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mornitig at Nelson, B. 0. He, toketh-
er with Mrs. McHardy, left here about
cent. Will be Added.--hin .0. Wallie
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health for
is a very busy man these days havinp
in less than.: two wpeks ,shipped, shi
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enjoying good some months
decks of hogs, two of lambs and t%Vc
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This is W�60rc_ we abine, and .our Ourblack worsted Socks werebough
past, hoping that be would .be bene.
fitted by that climate. But from tfie
carloads ' oi turkeys,--mr, S. .H
stock is the largest to be found in in case lotsso we areable to sell them
time he reached there, about ten days
Smith went to Toronto otftuemda)
with six carloAds of butchers'
tiny store in Clinton. When you at 25a pet, pair, theregular price
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buy it. Tie want one that is UP- . being35c. We have, other all wool
before his death, his health, did not tin-
born
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dattle._---�Thete Is a big demand upon
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to -date, whicti is the kind we offer Socks At 2 pair for 250. I
prove, Mr. INIcHardy was at
Delavine, Cargarffshir% Sciotlarid, on
our advertising space this week by tht
GeMchants who, are making sensona;bl(
in both Anjerican and Canadian . I
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Aug. 12th, I8M. He'eame to Canada in
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announcements. If you are tin intend
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We have a Tie at 25o., better.
early Manhood, and settled in Toronto.
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Subsequently he removed to Goder
Ing purchaser it will pay. you, to. re�ad
,Let us show you our extra good
me, and'our best at 75c. line of Underwear- at $1.00 per
rich. He I was.engaged in &general
what they have to slty.--Alrs. J. J
Fisher,, who was 6etiously ill, has much
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One of these would make a suit. We are Also selling odd shirts
ni2e Christmas present. I I
store business in Belfast, Lucknow and
Improve , d and is now on the way tc
I and drawers for 150c, which were
Teeswater. About two years ago he
complete recovery." -A session of tb(
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became a resident, of Clinton and al't
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scaris
and Muffiers.
Ways' Mufflers resemble a sweaters
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I . thing in Mufflers. Prices 56c,
. � ,7ze, $t.00, There is nothing
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This isancither of our specI&I lines
and we carry the largest stock in
the local trade of both the Ameri-
can and English makers. 'S
Men and Boys'\slidhig band
Caps for for 2 i5c, .
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though never taking an active part in
politics he was a Staunch Reformer,
Personally hewas a man of sterling
character. firm in principles and high
Ide
i aIs and respected by all who knew
him. In his early years Ite became
connected with the Methodist church
and throughoub his life remained ro con-
sistenb I and liberal member of that body.
He wAl be missed by a large number
of friends and acquaintances through,
out the country, Besides his partner
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Division wourt, wag neto. the COU110i
chamber on Saturday, Judge Doyh
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presiding. The principal case ww
that of' Leslie vs. McConnell, or
� appeal by the defendant from a prev.
I ious decision .in Leslie's favor. Thi
: case is an twimportment.one but wo.,
. fought to a finish by the lawy,ers an.
gaged, Somebody will have a Ilm
bill of costs to pay. Judgment ww
reserved. -An itjoutned meeting o
the W. C. T, V. will -be held in thi
room over Holloway &Morrish,a stor
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yve also have lauspen ers, a 11
Coats, Umbrellas, etc. .
in bre he leaves Uell n One Aug Met
Mrs, S. H. Smith of Clinton, kind two
at8o'clook p. m, on Friday. As thli
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Men's wool lined Gloves with dome
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On Sunday aftertic.ton the funeral, of
sons, Hardy of Toronto and Charles of
is the first meeting In the now roome
a large attendance Is desired, Thli
fasteners at 190c, are good sellers.
We have more expensive gloves in
We will be pleased to have 'You
call, irispect our goods and compare
,Nelson, 13. 0. The remains were in.
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terrea in the cemetery at the town in
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hineting is in the interests of the de
,dressed and undressed kid. I prices .whether "You. buy or not.
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which he died.
pat tment, of Franchise and will be un
der the control of Mch. H. Elford o
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MRS, WALTZn COI&Ta..
of Ho.1mesville, Superintendent a
J. MORRISN
Mrs Walter Coats died Tuesday ev.
Ing, aged foity-three years, She
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that branch�.-The Baptist, Sunda:
bold its
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wits married fifteen years ago to Mr.
,gelloo, will ,Annual, entertain
ment in the town ball qtt Vrida:
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Coats, the ceremony taking place at,
evening of next week. The Base Lin,
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TeesWater, Your children were born
of this union, three of whom are dead'
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Baptist So So will have its Christma
Tree the evening ptevions.1
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Scotch and Canadian Tweeds
the only one remaining being a bright
littlegirl of thirteen years. The de,
splendid Xma . a cantata will be give
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which we have been selling at
ceased was a devoted wifes,I)a mother#
by her death
In the,, Itatt6nbury, street church oi
the eV�Jlng Of Friday, Dee, 28th. Th
$t.25 per yard. For the month of A
and hilabdind. and daughter
sulter an irreparable loss. Mrs, Coats
choir assisted bypro,minmentsinget
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of other churches have been pratticia
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December out will be $1.00
wag a member of the Ontario street
sburch and Pastor Gifford will con -
tots tile past two months und6 th
direction of Mr. P. B, Slbl6y and Cr
.��Jr per yard. This is a reduction of .
duct the gerviceg at the funeral V;bich
takes place thift. afternoon, Mra. W.
confident of giving the musical peop]
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R, ffarrilton,1%nd Meg, LIMWIJ) �01711; Of,
of Clinton a treat, A. Special foatut
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per cent, I .
Sintulato, Assa., mother and Sister.
of the entertain inent will be a, tiumbe
. .20 1, '
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respectively, of decetioedowere With her
) at her death.
solos by Prot Iteebab Tandy of Toror
to 0onservatory, Of Music, I
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The services known as the Forty
Hours Devotion will be held in St.
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On Sunday aftertic.ton the funeral, of
The Methodist church anniversary
f.
Me. Charle's Weekes' chopping wilt N
Joseph's church, commencing on Sun.
the late James Bennett, who died on
services held last Sunday were well
is kept very busy now grinding for 11
day next And continuing until ten
Friday last, took place from his
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attended, considering the stormy
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the surrou d ng mere. . 11
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o'clock. Wednesday morning. Rev.
fatber's residence to the Union, come-
weather. Rev. R. Hobbs gave three
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Miss Jones of Leadbury has taken .
Father West will be assisted by other
tery where the interment took place.
There was a large attendairce.
grand sermons which were very much
Miss Ida Perb's place at the Murray 1�
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priests and each evening there will be
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There isa movement 04 toot to get
appreciated.* The proceeds amounted
to $60, Rev. Mr. Kennedy took
House for the present. . . I . I
44 instruction.
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'A Vecembor I
up. a concert for the special benefit of
Fharge of Rev, Mr. , Hobtkal appointo
Glad to see Me, Thomaq Reyes oub I I
again after being conflned to the
Wedding. I .
A pretty December wedding took
our townsman, bir. A, Butler, who has
been in poor health for a, lotfg time ,red
ment at Wingliam.
�Doa't forget the Sabbath School
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house for a few days with a laine � .
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plape last evening at the home of Mr.
is in reduced circumstances. Wetbink
ahniverssry wrvices a week from next
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Mr. J. E. Harawell and wife of Kirk. .
John Bean when big youngest daugh-
� this isA, worthy object and should be
Sunday when Rev. Mr. Wilson Of
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toil were in town on Saturday last, . I
ter, Bertha, was. united in marriage to
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welt patronized as be is not Able to
Wile will preach, and Xmas night
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Oliver Jarvis, a prosperous youp g yeo.
support his family" �
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when Rev, Mr.. Whiting of Mitchell
On Wednesday evening while going �
down some steps At Bayfield Mr. B. A.
man of, Goderiell township. The cere-
We notice a great many of our
wilt give art addiegs.. The Clinton
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UIggJns..ha,d the misfortune. to fall
MpOY was performed by Rev, W. Go
Howson In the piesence Of many
citizens are wending their way, up to.
the collector!s office these days to pay
quiietette will also bepresent.
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Me, A. Brunsdon of Lorideaboro in-
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and break one of his legs at the thigh,
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friends of, the contracting parties,
their annual dues, We are givert to
tends opening outan implement shop
which will lay B. A. on, b! a back for . ..
The bride, who was given ima . hy
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understand that Friday is I the last day
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in Me, j .
. YourigbItiVe shop, lately oc.
some time, As it is his latne leg which . ..
her father, was becomingly a�ttlrejk in
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for paymeut',before the 5 per cent. is,
cupipd by Mr. J, Nicholson as a bar.
was broken, his recovery will be All' .
white organdie trimmed with cream
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themore tedious, The confinement . .
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silk. Mr. and Me. Jarvis will take up
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On Thursday and Friday evenings
Messrs, .To Cook And 0, Asquith were
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to a mail of Me, Higgins! Active , . . :
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housekeeping In the township. Well
last Rev. E. 0. Taylor of Boston
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in Goderich one day last wee . k. ,
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temperament will be in- itself trying
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wishersare numerous. - � .
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delivered - lectures in-Ithe Methodist
Mr.. and Mrs. Wen. Kellough of the
and much sympattly is expressed for I I . I
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A - Prosperous S. S. . . .. .
church tinder the auspices of the W.
Hub visited the bitter's brothe4 John
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Th e Suind4y Pebool of the Ontario
0. T. U. to very good auldielices. .
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Boare, on Sunda . I . �
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Mr. J. C. Uarnwelt has bought out . � I
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street church. is not a fair m eather
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Sergeant Morgan L. Jones of B. CO.
Mr. John Doer is visiting his daugh.
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the store and dwelling house of 1. To - `-tt
school for be it sunshine or storm there
of the First Canadian Contingent is
ter, Mrs. Youngblut, at Tayistock.
Carl)$ and will gointo business' in the, .
. is always a large attendance. Though
bi. tied to give a lecture on the war in
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'Me, Win. Doer.hasgone to North
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spring. As John is a popular mail in . I
a nor -wester blew last Sunday after-
South Africa on Monday. evening of
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East Hope to attend the funeral of his
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these parts we predict for him a' ... .
noon the roll call.showqd that 194 were
next week, in Industry ball, There ig
cousin, . . I
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successful career in our midst, . � ..
present and of the thirty-four officers
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no doubt It. will be yer,y Interesting as
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. The Wallace brothers Sundayed At
The show held in tbe Temperance . 11
and teacher.$ only two were absent,one
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-be was in several engagements and
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Auburn.. . . . .
hall on Mondai-evehing wits ndb what ... - .. ��.
owing to illness. A choir h,,,been
skirmishes. We.bespeak foe him a
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' Mr. and Mrs. S. Marshall visited
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was expected. The crowd was, Small ..
organized in.conriectiottwittithesebbol
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of which Mr. J?.ercy Gifford is.16ader
'bumper house. 11 . I
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Out merchants seem to have more of
friends. in Goddrich one day last week.
Mr. Moses Holtzhauer took a load
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arid Miss Lilli4h Andrews organist.
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a ant Ile on ,their faces since we have
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of�bareels to. Wingham one day
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Some of our Varna boys seem" to :
The agkre
,gation possesses, consider-
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able talentitiad way by'and by be as
receiveda fresh supply of the beauti.
fill. . . . .
last week. .
Mr. Jas. . Pluker was united in. the
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have takeu.a great Sancy to Clinton .. I .
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Much of ari attraction as' the orchestra A
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Mr. Bondis'busy getting Ws skating
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holy bonds of matrimony to Mis's
lately. Perhaps, but then. that would ..
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'lead to a Story, .
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k'into shape. He expecus to hav
Alice Dyer last Wednesday T ey, in-
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71he News -Record Appreciated. . . 1. �
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big season if the' skaters will only.
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'patronize ..
tend to settle down in the bon a lately
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11arry - Armstrong. is, visiting�, his .
. renewing sub.. Mr. David
Beacom of P16kford, Mich., writ6s us
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him as they, should. -
The 0, 0. F. held the' .
ir regular
occupied by Mr. Win. Scheenk next to
Me. I Lawrence Platzer.. We wish them
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sister, Mrs,'R. McCool,at DrumbQ, this I �
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as follows :-Enclosed find. my-renewa
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meeting on Tuesday; evening at Which
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a happy and Prosperous life.
week. �. ... .. I.. 11 11
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William Johnston, who. has be enen- ' :
at of subscription to your paper up to
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� they. elect.ed-their officers for the com.
Mr. Morga�h Jones and Me, T. Allen-
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gaged with B. .. 'A. Higgins for Some , I ,
Januar y lab, 1902.
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.of Dungannon intend giving a .
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time, has returned to his home' near .
heioei from Goderich township in 1870,
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,Reeve Jos. Carter was in Wingham.
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In-theTeMperance hall next Saturday
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Bayfield. .
nearly, twenty-two . years ago,. And
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. night, Admission 25c. and 15c. -
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And Mrs..George Douglas Spent 1.
taken, As we have, TuB NEWS -RECORD
Counoillor.W.Emigb paid the county
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Rev. Me, Kennedy i's still holding
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Sunday at Mr. Logan.'s.
for'nearly as long, it'seems .as though
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town a flying visit on Thursday last.- ,
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special services at Westfield!� . .
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Miss Marbha,K- eyes visited at R M., , -
we could not do- without it now -it
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The proceeds of. the'Natiorial festi-
. Miss Annie Ferguson Sandayed.. tin-
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Clark's on.. Sunday Last. - - .. . '...
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contains so, much well -Written
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from 11 home," as We still call, It. 1AIS
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val held tinder the auspices of the S. S.
in. the -Presbyterian church Oil Wed.
der the parental roof. . .. .i
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.' Me&. William Fluke.r was in Clinton
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. Missegl�ibbie and Lottie Wheatley . . . I
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e�gerty looked for by tbe ometnberg of
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nesday last amounted to, over $90.'
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oil Thurs I day last and expected A to ,be
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of Clinton visited at Mii'T. Ward's . . . . ...,
andMt-.Alf, Auitln's'the'be' in ' .. I .
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family. and we are disAppointed if
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it does not reaph tis in SaturdAy' even -�
A meeting of the council according
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accom "led home'. by'ller daughter,
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Miss Elsie, fotacouple.of weeks' -h .
oil.
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of this week 'and returned home on. .. I
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lhg's mail, btW it generally arrives I - n
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'wish:
law will be held -in Industry hall -on
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4he . 15th for the purpose of, W'Indiijg up�
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dAys. . . .� 1. .. 1.v � .�,
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,good time., We you continued
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their 6siness for theyear. ..
-REcOAD'9 circulation I
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- On Sunday andMonday. the, Pres 3r- '. ": 11 I
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Miss Heywood of OIint9n is *visiting
wing in the . Auburn distrieb here
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tebian. c.ongregatiott. held the fir6t , , . ...., . :
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Mrsi VVm.-.McBfroy, . . I ..
it is regar ed its the most popular. tee-
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anniversary -of the new� church., Rev. � . I
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-Mrs. r.) Lindsay: Arrived in town
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&I paper. TO keep poisted in the news
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Mr. Martin of - Exeter preached - oti . . .
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on. Friday last,. �. '. ..
OfHuronitis'6ow necessary to be a
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.. Dr.Pitllister.,was in duelph .during
,AW, A.B. Macdonald and.. DrA-Co6ke
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reader of The People'S.Paoer, .- I
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grand fowl supper was given on. - . � �. ...
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Monday, evening: 'in the, -Temper- '
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'the past .,week visiting his father,wh6
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paid a visit it) Brussels last.Frid,ay- ..
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f L. O' Li. XoA; 932 held
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&nee ball where - It " large , ' . .
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. r, X. R. H�Mrnond, station agent�
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town this week .to take. charge.
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on Thursday evening last� the, follow-
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-ing
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.picked the bones of, ;t great many � - . I
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. Messrs. Jas. Ferguson, CA. Ferguson,
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,leaves
of the'station.%tOakvilleA' Mr.'Bam-
wore elected officers .for the gnsuis
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turkey� and gee se and, af tee the sump- . .. - -
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J. McLeod and John. Etwin, have re-
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Mond hag been a good eltize I n to Blyth .
ing year :- - I :�
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tuous rephst �n� exce'6n't �*rograpi was, . I ..
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turned for.the.winter. . -: I
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for. many years ' ' .
his many
,Master, Henry. Sturdy.
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given is the* ebu . . ..
r6h. The. � church I .
Mr. John Geminbardt of Detroit I$
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.and .warm
friends will mourn big departure.
.D lohn:Verguson I .
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choir furnished - appropriate music. '. I .
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visiting big people lier� at present.
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It is reported that several weddings
. Rec..Sec.,� George Youngblut . "
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Miss Maud .Moffat sang a choice solo. I �� I I
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will takep'lace shortly, . . .1
Fin. -Sec., W. J.Mcbriert .''
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. and had to Answer to an encore. Miss. .
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able to be about again after A.. severe
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,attack of typboid1ever., All -the other
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Miss Livingstone: is.'home for: the
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Treasurer, Jos. Fagan . - ,. -. ,
. Mrect6r 6 - f Cer6monies'-N. John§tqne
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. W illiams! ot Zurich, elocutionist, . ,
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I dience- with several - '
pleased the., au . .
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patlente are improiling. . . .. .
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Xmas holidays. � I .
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.:Miss Phinimore came home on, Tires'
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. Lecturer, Tlros.�Iiawjor
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readings and recitations, the: univeir-_ . .
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'she '
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Ad : -B. A. Higgins of Varna,who.
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dently on the sidewalk beie
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a' - .f - , ended- visit �o Galt
ay I row an ext ,
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. 0 mmittee, John, ole, lin
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ial'opinion being that did, better - . I
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than on former . occasions, which . .
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.slipped
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hist week and sustained A fracture of'
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friends.. L .. .. � .
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Mr. A. B. Macdohald paid. a visit to'
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meanUh that she did very well,bideed. .
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Mr. McGill of Hengall. sang,
the hip, is doing well, we .understand.'
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The people of, the English churchare
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.Goderich on Wednesday. .. I I . � . .
'Mr. , ..
Auburn Horne Circle the following
of . . . .
were chosen officers for the., ensuing
Several. . . .
Patel I otic, selections., He is a'sihger of - .
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busi1v engaged in .pre*Paring for a:
M. Seniors . visited Seaforth
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friends last week. - -
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a Christmas. Tree and entertainment
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, Dr. A. B. Perdue spent last. week at�
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Leader, William Wilson '
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welcomed.back tb.Varna ,At any time. , . I
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The proceeds a ounted. to.ab ut 05.
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his howe in Belkrave. . . . * -
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Beatty Bros; are moving into thel
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. Mr. Jame§ Solinsion of the. SmAle
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C, Hi Bennett, litanager of the Bank
amilton herei paid An official vi
of 11 sit
Rec.-Sed. .
I , Mrs..R. Roberton
- .Fin. -Sec., Mrs, To Stra*Aan. �, .:� .
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new store this week. . ' �
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perty on L6uisw street- and intends.
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Dr'.'N. J, Talt�116�d wits I ft Blyth on
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I Chaplain.J61ingold `-�. - .
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trioving into town. . � ..� . .. .
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Toes . day last. Mrs_Tait will spend the
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her muncey'
Marshall, Jos. Lawson . .
- Wardett Mrs, E. Younglilut .
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. Mr. John Weido Land his daughter .
MIS. John Whidd6n fell down Stairs
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winter with parents' at
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while the doctor will in
his, edi-
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.of Zurich arrived at Mr, James.-Mose`9 . � .. . ,�
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,one day �his week' a d , ta odi
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Outside, Mrs. Etling. I
.on Saturday, I returne&
Mr.. Weido �
ions injuries.. This is particularly un:
fortunate as there are already three
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and.Mr8. Tait will be greatly missed in
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The concept held on Friday nigbtat
home on Monday after a ,two da7a . 1.11.1
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Pleasant visit but MissWeido r6nains -
typhoid fever patien6 in the house. .
Blyth. They. were exceedingly popu-
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I tb6 school (in the fird, where Miss Me-
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,he guest of Mrs. Mose for a fortnight . I
.Thepedple of St..Andrew's church
. lar with both young and old. A . few
Clenaghan is teacher,. was a grand
or 80, I . . . . I.. I
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held a meeti . ng in the 61i - orrh-last Mon-
, day .evening to consider the advisabil-
evenings irior to their departure they
w,re.giveli a complimentary dinner..
success. I . er,
Messrsi'l. Roberton. Andrew Rob
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. Mr.. Obarles.Cook has now a splendid 11
artesian wello It is 10 feet deep and . I -
ity.of holding some sort of entertai n_
Captain.Rance presided at tbefeast.
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ton andF. Gibbs leave shortly for the
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has 70 feet. of the. purest of water. A .
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naent this winter. It . was decided . to
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He make s.m pleasing master of cerea
-monies. Among those who took part
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Me, John Mole visited at the Hub
number along the first concession have, , H
hold a fowl supperin the near future
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In, the after-dinner entertainment
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'last -week. �, - �.
decided upon having just such a wello �
and another meeting will be held
were : . Mrs.. 0. H.' Bennett,. Matt,
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among them the following A.D. Galo : . .
Monday evening to perfect arrange -
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Moser, T.. Watson and A.
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braith, L'. Allsworth, T. Wallis'. and , �
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Rev. Mr. McKay of Goderi�h oL
.Floody,W. �
B. Macdonald. I At a speclat I meeting
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. GODIERICH TOWNSHIP. .
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. Mr. James Cox has definitely ilecid.
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pied the pulpits ofSt. Andrew's church
pf the W. 0. T. 11. held A few evenings
Afterwards ari address was presented.
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iA number of friends of Mr. Saw.
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ad to be a candidate foe municipal .
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It ere and Bethany akain last Stinday.
to Mrs. Tait who'was an active worker
Barr, he bits many of them, made a
honors. Tliere has been'somb talk of : . �
The people of both Appointments
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In W. 0. T. Vdo I
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plowing bee one day In't Week and
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Mr. O., W. Williams running for the . . . . I �. .,
would,be pleased to have Mr. McKay
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turned over a lot of his soil. Me,
reeveshio in the event of Mr. R. Elliott . .� . .
fill intheinterim. till the,Presbytery
The following are the officers of L.
Barr appreciated their thougbtfluOss.
taking the field against.11dr, Churchill. . .
ineets As his able discourses are very
� 0. L. No. 963 for, the ensuing year, :-
A rare treat was given to the mem-
.A triangular fight such as this might I . � . .
Acceptable and ro uch appreciated b y
I'm ter; John Mains ; De uty, Robert
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lVitit
bers of 86. James" church, MiddIdtOnjon
r. Williams.
be almost Irresistible for M . . 11
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tile people. I
,- Rec.-Sep., John Wilford,- Firl"
Tuesday evening -last when the Rev.
The cheese, fantory, At Holmeaville � � I . .
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That splendid property known as t he
See., To C. McElroy ; Treasurer, W. 11.
Win. Lowe, Rector of Witigha de-
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has wound up operations fori the sea- I
-1 Burns House," which was purchased
McElroy ; Chaplain, John McGill ;
livered an admirable lecture on Ii -6-
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son and the patrons have all been paid
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by W. ff. Woods some two years agoo
Direbtpr of Cefemonies.Jarnes Gibson ;
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land, Mr. tow� is a native b-orn Irish-
off.: The milk was not drawn from as ..
has again ohauge4i hands, Mr. W. ,To
Lecturer, 0. McCommins ; Committee,
man I arid , possesses an . in6xbaustible
wide an area this year as last bob I ..
Jawett being now the owner. We un-
1, E. Taman, A. MeN4,11Y, F. Haggitt,
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fund of wit and hunjor. rhe lecture
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there was as much of It and better � .
derstan.d Mr. jowotb bag d.ispospd of
Love, So Hunter. . .
Messrs. Matt. Zloody and R,'H.
as well as being buiverous wag highly
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prices were obtained for the product, � -
big own residence on the rivet - front to
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JAmieson.bave gone to Hastings county
instructive and exceedingly entertain-
The last sale was one of the most forta-
111)9 brother John. -
The Independent Oreer of Foresters
where they have it sawmill and a tim-
Ing. , In addition to an accurate des.
cription of the beautiful scenery and'
nate made by Mr. Connolly as since .
then ' the prit6e has declined,
of .This place intend giving their an-
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the many places of note in the Rmer-
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The followilig were elected officers . , .
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nual ball and supper some time .early
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aid Isle, the speaker gave his audience
of L. 0. L. ]��, 189 at the meeting
in January. Preparations are already
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an insight into the traits of character
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held last week :-Master, Arthur Our -
being made and no pains will be spar-
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and disposition peculiar to the differ-
-rie; Deputy, -W, J. Currie . Rec.- ., �"
ed in makingtr thi's the social ev011b Of
A Stanley. correspondent adds the,
ant, classes of people in. Ireland. The
. See., Water Emmerson A Fin -i
the season. Look e�ut for It and watch
following to the account of the
audience listened with Owrapt Won-
See., Robert Cantolon ,- Tte4surer,R.H.
for your invitation. Last year this
'wedding, of Miss Elizabeth 130 Y'
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tion to the lecture and eyid ed this
a n John Woods i
Elliott, Chapl I , I
lodge excelled itself in providing tin
ce -to . Mr. Richard McCorkinda'a
keen interest in the same by frequent
Director of Ceremonies, P. W. Curriep" ..
excellent ball and this one will Surpass
which appears, on page four - " The
and hearty applause. Should Mr. Lowe
Lectu rep, Hall Routledge -, Committee, .*.io
Itin every detail.
bride Is a very Amiable young lady.
again visit this pariah a crowded
Thos, McCartney,V letcher McCartneyo .
Mr. J.�Sturgeon's daughter' Is still
and is held in high esteem by all her
house Will we)coriae hini. The lecture
Thos, Creighton, Thos. k(arrison,
very Ill with the fever. We hope for a
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acquaintances and will be much miss,
was supplemented by several sqlec*
The officers of L. 0. L, No. 3W for
safe recovery. ,, , .
ed by a large circle of friends, She
tions in elocution by Miss Cturnin4rhil"10
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the, ensuing year are as follows. I . I I
. Some of our youths Attended. the
spent her school days on the Goshen
of Clinton, Miss 'Ounninghame possess.
Master, Geo, A. Cooper -, Deputy,
Varna entertainment last week.
-Line And was for some time a Promi-
es a good, clear v6Ice arid dIspI&Ys care
Frank Whitmore ; Rec.-Sec., John
Mr. A. Erwiii Is busy draWing his
nent member of the Methodist choin,
and culture In the selection and rand'
Thompson or, in. -Sec., Matt, Sheppard; - I
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supply of wood, .
She afterwards Attended the P.C.110 '
ition of her readings. This Was her
Troas.f J. Steep ; Chap,, John
Mr. Dupeo had the threshing engine
gee a term and then for nome time held
first appearance in this neighborhood
Sheppard .
, Director of Ceremonies, I
and cutter last Friday. .
,tin important position In London and
and the impression she made wits most
Alberti Andelson committee, Geo.
Last, Thursday Rev. V. 0, Jennings
also taught on the Muncey Reserve
favorable. The Music was furn-
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Miller, Rehey Perdue, Rent y Miller,
bad a, bee hauling big winter'si supply of
tot two years. The groom is a respect-
ished by the Hensall mandolin and
Henry Corrie, To .1. Cooper There .
wood purchased from Mr. John TIP-
kindly
ed citizen of London and bag for some
guitar orthestrao, the Members Of
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Were several Initiations last ;ear arid I
pet. The following very
Me.
time, been a finisher in the brass works
whi.01, Fire :, Dr- SelerY, Messrs- Gee,
oom
Moro Are expected In the.year to et I
broughb their teams *-Messrs,
Naughton, Parker, Chits, Tippet, Geo.
there. They have taken u P house-
keeping ab 28 Hope street and the
Trbtt and Ambrose 8 with. A pleas.
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Ing number on the'prograw Was one
Mr, Geo. A. Obcper, Who is now filling
his second consecutive year As Master,
x1hR and Win, King. Mr, Je .... Ing"
beat wishes of their many feliands tot-
given by M189 Ounninghanx during
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filled the clittir years ago, In his first �
thoroughly appreel ed tile generous
low them to their new home. May
which Mrs, 101. Do Smith aeoompanled
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year as 84be he Initiated nine can -
aid of the above ge 120111611,
a happy And prosperous married lifig
J)y the orcheAtex, sting A Weal" from
didates A d also had a good record foe _"_�
It to expected that some talent from
be theirs."
"Jesus Lover of My Soul.11
the second year. Ile has been &
Papk Hill Will ASSISt At the XMR8 an.
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Xr. John W. Elliott has tented the
Member of the Order top throe decAdos �
. tortainment. on the 2104 t1ing
out apphalb sidewalks are set
The Holmeaville, brAno W A
*ed'.
Id Line at,pres.
Day.flVettie
and hag ever since been an 01110P in I
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dl � dely anawill be In good. shape for
M. A. toot At the .p0XS0.nn!geOou
eP1racP00ar0tUVP110e1d1bl1y and will
thelodge. xo.,Mawill noxtrileebon - I
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nesUy� last.
be taking possession, shortly.
Tuesday# Jan, Sth.
next summer*
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