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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1878-07-11, Page 8TUE OLINT0 r 1T1 W ERA. CLI1iTON.LV E W ERA. , 'Kiri .04 00:1.. CLOUDS of (Mist; FADIT promises to: be an abundant yields. , 'IIE potato bugtcrojt is an enoltioilaly large one. .• ximutalts of red, squirrels are finding their Way into town, THE weather is favorable fora man to earn his bread by the ,sweat of his. brow; Tnn Jnveeile Baud will,: to -morrow, mooripany the Clinton Orange Lodge to Seaforth, • BEv. 1VIla,.. DANBYof 'Varna, will pieiichin the.]?iestiteriai church; bore on Sunday next. ' - By advertisement elsewhere, it will be seen that a Precentor is required for Willis church, inthis,place. • ON Sunday last, seven boys, two Men and • twn dogs spent about. an hour in i ' nclea or to capture a. black 6 uirrel Clea iv 1 ac. q. LAS -r• . week •Mr; ;G, . W. Railton had the -misfortune to out the end off one of his -fingers. He was engaged in moving, a straw cutter at the station, -when the accident occurred. N,Ely TEACHER, :-Mt A.:Taylor, who hais;for three years taught in S.A. Nq.-(3 Grey, has been appointed to the place of ,Mr. Fraser,'in the. Clinton Model School;' that gentleman ]cavi e resigned, ' TANics.-A11 information. will :'' be ;given by the Fire J& Water Committee, :at the Councilyooni-on, Friday evening, at 7.80, to all. those wile may wish it with reference to the' Water Unice. F THE workmen of'.,lllessis. Glasgow, Macpherson herson tG Co, of the Cliton p ) • Foundry, have been udder the, necessity • of working 'over time for some weeks !last, to fill'the orders received, by"this' firm. E s oNEI s' Pni.-- Tlo' staff officer P. N z t . filter of .pensioners ,.Will • be. in' Goderich on the 1 Gth inst., to pay the pensioners in- -this district,, This''tvi11.1* a great. boon to • the .pensioners!, +•ts 1' •erotofol e :they have had to to Londou''for. their pay. go1J HE Model, School closed for the 'am- ( ,SPQ. '2Tis` AND 4MUSEJ14V'TS, 'BLIT TIT mer holidays,, on Friday last. Onors:•---The, crops availed bee are 'VV4. oft. STol,Erit.-•-On Monday of last ` oij:*i TROT, a looking very well, and farmers will soon week, during the progress of the base 'The unfinished no will take place co►uniottee cutting fall wheat. ball match, Mr. Ii/, Doherty -had a gold ,on. the Wingllaln' eours(i, on Saturday SUtvs'rltoltE•- -1'It. Jatiles tVilson; of hunting 'Natoli stalgn from him. .No next, at 1 o'olocle, 'between Thos, Bells this. place, Was talightIX sitnstruek a felt' trace of the thief, o i:ootary Boy," and G, Rookey's "1\1i11. days silieo. •Ho is, however, all right GQSPEI; TE I1 IiA WI CLaln.--On Mon- er Boy," for the purse of ,$80.' This. will . itgain. day next the Timeline, will b add i ee Ing tvt e .cello' "be to closely et; tented rage,' by the Rev; Mr. Madge, Mr, Thompson PAItAI,YTW t rlt()i -111', lioKenzic, • -1 met.• BALL. elder .of the Presbyterian church here and others.. Chair to• be .falcon at eight � y t ) o'clook, in the Temperance hall, . A base, ball match will 1)e played at sustained a 'paralytic' stroke a fete days FA$WF•LL CONCI laT,-Qli WednesdaySeaforth,' on the 12th in`it., between the since, and is very 1pw.in rtonsequence, evening next a farewell concert will bStara and. the. Silver- M.a1t'es, of CONQERT.--To•lnorrow, Friday even,. g NVroxeter. • in§ a concert will'he given in the . tent.• nd Mr. Lake sideid, by Prof, smith, ; , eranot .. hall. Tho programme is ela- • given his Lake side'. Glee Club, assisted• altlrl{E'1. p -by focal talent, in the town hall. , The Ori Tuesday' the Clinton Crieket club "rate, andamong those taking out Biblio iiiav' ex tett' a rare treat, )la eel th© Godericl.i eleven pn Cite therein, will be the Methodist choir,; l .. l ] y FINE. WHEAT.—'Yesterday Mr• Janiic•. gi'oundg:•of the 1aiter, which less}ted' m tinder, the leaclorship of 111i. Trees n, and g t 1 wheat a vietoi'� for the Home team by elle inn- Mr. Jas, Thompson, Miss .Thompson, son b oo„lit usa,sample of fall Y Miss lliellibh >\Ir: A);titstl'Oury, hiss that he had ticked on the farm of Mr. ings and 67 runs. The yory -kind and , as • i 1 ' hospitable oily men were treated, and Miys 1'reston of'GQde icl,, Jas, Brot'vn; Huron Road. Tito grainway is large; plump, and as fine a sample of and the •wnatber being ,fine, glade the g i l C�(D.lD 'litlfCH ACpIDENT, IOn' Tuesday a horse_be- lathe were :• groin the S1gvAl,) J 71 ] f 1878. Pnoi(o ld*s;-41i the'Official Gazette,.. of . Saturday, the.- foll'owilrg`. announce- ment is made :.' 33rd''H,u;on Battalion of infantry; No. 4 Company,,C]inton —To be Lieutenant; Ensign .'Wrn. Proc- tor, V.']3., -'vice Grigg, retired, To' be • Ensign, -Sergeant George 'Wilt Billiton, V. B., vice ,Proctor Promoted, . - • •Fl:inroN:i, vE Steele ASSOQXATIO�i. •-•A meeting of•tho ineuabers , and others; iii• . terested in the Huron Live'Stock Assn-. ,:elation,'. will bre .. held' at ,Itoss' Hotel, Clinton; on.Monday next, 1•�`th inst..; .t 12 noon, sliar:p,' for, the.pur lose of :cin: - Stock siileriil the ad isabilit o h' ]d' try. a g v y o. Stock Sale in the. fall. , . ' • This, from.the Brussels Post,' rill be of •interest here, Miss' Hargan b ing • a former residents s—We •tinderstan 'that Misses Hargan .and -Kincaid have given rip their positions in Brussels •, public' • school.' .The.fortner'lad.is about to' 'quit the profession,. and Miss' KKincaid. bas accepted, a good position ni Wing fall wheat its n e ever saw game most enjoyable The following • longing te,i\lr,; W.' Robinson 'l+;ttst Wa- ciartTox. AIL,—T cele are only ti teenprisoners gisr llszerses: waiiosli; dropped dead` in town, it is T: Towlr IiautiG6q i)Aruistron►; sf in jail now. • The warm weather has ins evident ff' 't o c e4 n tam 's ItD0111118%Aro, trou U u ata , 2 t , , s sv t 3 p fi the heat. , c. •f• m the effects o l a st >ose I t o h e fs lel ?, J.La8hnlninuout. ...,,. ... (6 While being drawn out the Base Line A, Itie aero, won: o Armstrong b Swnii-ara 14 NEW MVIII4L,-•-.1Tr, G. I Xuni•o hof Peter - a. o Ar)nstron,, u swaayar(1'. . • :2 hero, bill pi1.t'chased the, property. on the fog' the Purpose .of berrying it, a car Jr Jolntaeu o an(i b Id Dermott,': 20 ridge coetaining Me:_Chas. Baker, and •B. J. Wade b monot<u)ott 2 Maitland River known as Clio Piper, C,.A, KnollybwI) McDarihott.:,:,,,,,..... •2_ Sister, Of GOderlch tOwltSbzp, .wits mPt,: w orreansford9Williatn$b Swluya'rd 2. Mtli property, and will proceed to elect .when his 'horse took fright,. and, wheel-. D 'I'orrestor li swluyaird o tt grist hi ll.. 1v.Vcsonnotout,,., ..,. H i}g .aronitcl; . turned the 'buggy over : in Bye - 7 L Aa i`G' Cauxnu S1oNo.__T ie,'oorner, the ditch, breaking it badly .The Os -wire 3es stone of the new-lL ., l hunch in•Gode- Toiill • i7 rich, ,will.l'o laid on Thursday; •July inr.tsvescaped uninjured: • Pi(,' c.—Yestsr daffy•the,�,ne►nlieis' of ctonr;Itrc,Ii. • ,w: , 8th, !it 11. e'clocsk, a, Ili., with •aggro-. •• 1 tlu+ nit'ed Temperance � ranee ASSooltttionof Is'C 1 • •i\o8. • 3\i) ,��)' - • pt•iete eererilon3r'. , ':4n ' excursion ..lion 'United a 1, p z,]` u,. this, 'dace held a Picnic at L'<it .field• s'.' Armstrong ihw .)a;. '. London i'3 ariiunge(l fSr the cicgasion :Ind. + 8, 1 r l y Ilarlatincl• • , . 0 0,1vaao U 1.2•►uoferd'„ X. . Whileori bind the,.plirty'eiijoyed;.then)- A:1tI,3IJoraiiottb.E n grand time is. o: llectecl, 1tu'(1 . 3 b''liaiasfOrd 0 :: '. sell*es:immensely, but they undertook a :c, Hamilton (3 £.rill- PeaseNALs., l,Zl. 1], \V; hao, couduet. boat ride when their eno nient: \ as' Aar 11 zlttnsfotd.,..0 uotont.. ' u of n the . - )' E 1 1 J y Y . on. (. 1. ]t..; fins left foa.]aul.o}ie. J, TiicDou�all OIIar-•, lessened The lake'u. s slightly :rough landbl:tausfordr.., •0• b.'1 lnsford; ° 1vliei'e ale 111'tents S tond1 e the slimmer g Y.. :rough; 1 ph,. -: The Ci: i tliott b liau lord 0: o Jo1ni$Qi b littrltruti 3 r +• and altost-Avery: one became sick.:. 111e �, poo]i o Jottusaa l� • 1111: -�:� G, • Slnxntons. o£ t110 S'i<cr favorite posture then: was'to hon a over Ilatkitid .. •'1,' ,.10, c iceMson-b ria.ilal d 1 It ft:•toWn ••.eat'el'cl b r the. i• ; i'un 1 1; J ay, s l tuolr t.•M1 1 the side of the: boat, ;tucl feed: ti fillies. I. 10-,..a .... d �l x ruse 1 u r'al t ;r I s fql 11lentleal .,where ice Will..., oven i = _,e q , a 19 t,( , 11„ Dining the ":tools,' _tnnliy•wislied•they '.O'•nyett e Iashtiiil b,. l 011neiit' 171iIce.in the )reees.;ion •oil . • Itunslot.d ...:. . , 3. o lKiulo 1r lIa)1,tnd : , ` 0 ,; . • ') : C • were 'dead, while ethers, would • naive A..' rnllnson .b ltan8L .. _ [ I iibly next; the, 1 _t1i• given all they i ert,'t¢ertll' .to bo safe 'cn • ford • • c • 0 rani oar '•,, ' • w. n, A eI act to 1' 0, '0, P.• -;,'t ho : ofticers elect of land again. • allure-- licit 0 tau out, P . 'II.,.l�,ilhous'nui-, • Huron Lodge No. 62 1..("l. h'. were -duly — n ::.. 0 1) er ')iii...' ,..,. 1 .. -+. I;tic vzaslo�s, L+i<ctu5icn tickets to _oar .. n la , lnatalled: b * Y): 1): l�, •M:, Jol n. Nairn, tiles 7• .. . 3 . J Duluth oan'uo' rocniedfioin lir:Thos:' e 2 ', ,, last Th 1.; 'r'.e.c:ninb. • The officers Jackson agent Nortli \Vest.Traiis »creta-' , �, 1 Leg Fire' ll lde5-. • .elect were- acs foilows : =1a' 11' Lawrence tien.fer •$30, and to ti 111aiiitobai •for. SGS.' . 2a fetal''.. N. G• ;•T3. S. IIo1u)es, V: •fT: , E. L:` Parties will find the trier to .Duluth one. _• ..:; _ Nairn, , ,;. t 1Vaae, 11. S. ' J . 2ti airn, P. ,`l. , J . 'Beek; of the most enjoyable that can big found,. — i:; •,•'. - , j J •1VaiulFn:;•C, 1T,'�;,titlrcrti°a; :(;Bticli,etoi� _the scenery along tho ratite being iaag:, Sl . 1 1.,u r il. ..,•c, itl�n, li,. S. W. Cx, • Id Tonal ,3Z • 1�.i1.LEn<81` :t flons:F.-HI,' Isoffroan. • saW: miller,: of • 1;ash wood; was. killed from a Trek receives lir the • lead from one o tis orsea, �v r e •.engages rawL •inglags*tit. the nn yiar ; on nir achy 7• ?.:l, y ni ` 'en '.- Th'e time for `tkarettnd trip : H. , , 7 - fici. t ) .. 1, ., C]icas.•L,..S �tT'..t:r. • 1I. ,�ioltou'f'>r: Cl. takes •.about ten.' ditys ; Tho bouts' leave.. , ' ' } ? f S 1 1 i ' I t A, .[ liallid v •::i. G. Wiii: `Sahli .Fr, "Godericll ever 'V:ednese:. • and Satiir- G. • , Y tiJ r of.his h h'] engaged i "cl• B. S. � . G. „Uro. Pillar, L, �. V.C.�,... .day -:Mornings'. • il"to CT. W. 13: offers I 11 d Tl i ticket, to London ani1 return, to- morrow ; r t :�., ail the *: , ...t.; O. a nt" l:4tl:( � r ., : -. nr. g 1[J �,pt T • lir. S.•M1loi.ton,. who is i. the eu-)riloy. � L T`* a t t $1 d t} CTR t Sonf tl 11• '•retl)ln. at -,)cents,_ j "Yak* Supp.—lir: It.'N. Adams has Sold liis'farm, cousistiu of. nearly'',100 acres: adjoining. the village of li?nlnti'ai, 'to•r,' C itr o this. 'towns,i t el: the •of, the: 11):gest;•if lint the,. la rge'st Iand acres 1 r ;dams in en s going,to to American n side of &Alit Ste: Mario. E:C.�IIINATION_'1'lle `..Tune ''exiitllllla• tion of S. 'S: NO. 4., tools ,larch on Fri- C a :<x as .The Se loo was' eautl u decorated withevergreens, and flow ere The classes were c amined in the differ- . ent' ral:Ickes bythe teacher and others.. •Amongst :those who, were })resent gaol -l' took',,part part •-in the" e Lamination .were Alesers. James Allen and Geo. Ridden;.- trustees of the school. who gave boreat creeit to the teat ler, 311. John lt. Steep, 'for' the .proficiency'whi4 •the school has attained since behas - g to ori rliai a of .t,: Charge The examination lase e iri c with singing . ., alld-dialogues.'• • 60 DERICI TUVfTRTSIJItr. Cur�rntci :Win AT.-11Ir, 'Bowden of the ' Ilnron.Road, co►ianleneed tlttiilg his fall wheat last week; his is a good.. 0101). . . D1r51'Itt:c:71t•i: - •Orr .. Sattii'day night last some one broke a Humber of :the windows . in tlio Orange Hall, on the ba ee line. A'rei and i ff . 6 P 1 I4•o a eclfor {',heir discovery.. • FINE BAxz.Ev:--Two•.• of the finest fields of barley to be seen anywhere, are those on the farms of Mr. Wm.- Craig, and A. Taylor, Bayfield con. Thog►ait is hclwy, well groin and looks remark- ably ;Well. of .111) T. • T,t r ;'•fell ofT' a load of: shindies' [ les' ILI:AN•X • Bot enitY -:l1 rly on Thum- mill sir tared his wt 1st gevet ely. ' . •day Irlarlii i last the room of Mr: `V nt.', g , ':v , • '. 1. Niebol who boards at lir: ,ane s:hotel•'lire• Bey, ,l, Cx1.th iia, li to Of i�ouc-lit,' ' Cit } }� 'f }' ireficlied, his ,inteodui!trt•', .,riePui011 on' was entered, a•nd•i•small lick; •eontainieg• r I , f i ..• J tt I nnibei of !totes 'and v i n ble is tors sum of h 000 lit Clank •i6 ilott one the 7111 rcpt , to 1 l tl;;it -ma iespect.ibla a1 ¢ I 1 , 0uilieucc in 0 ;ll;'iitttreli. .• • • abstriieted from 'a large.' chest:: Tli'e. • thief, doubtless;' thought lie would make owner stet In Itullett, as he lists nearly a00 :.. The l,tev. W. Graham, of Pine lit ver, a large i hail of drone}', but in this he �1 , A t d the County Brace is. building )i brick 'cot-. was mistaken, 't' there t1 ala only •} u tag in. ] niondville, where lie "i ntencis. therein ',but the' :papers. rA}'tt.•esented. �to.remaiti•tht rest of his clays. •about S'•:,000, , The rebbeiyI'.;; . ilot } Mr, i4I.;1latrlcey.,ofl3eaforth;has Bonn' discovered • until. Fiiclay;, when Mr. 1 y 1 t 1 1 b E' lly 'underdoctol's care fora lawdays, £coni Nichol took steps to try' and ea;}ture,the b the effects of .a sunstroke, which he re - thief. Suspicion rests upon .1 certain x l e ceived at Exeter. On July the firm): - paiity,.raid. Mi Dickinson ti•aCked them.. 1 - : The 1,i ick work of',111i3 Egillo11(1%ille to <Stt atford,' but. could get' 110. further o i •. ;. �' chtfrolt' is progressiva Eitvui'ably, ;while' ham school. ,I3otlt are fine young h!'ace• Clio carr enters are bus :at: 'the wood ladies.. • p Y Muer a } a' e 1VIc T lie Ii F. TEIt --Gotn >1 !lits bay work... It. will lie• a comfortable and 11ATIIEii C'irliELii.—A :well-to-do farm- so frequently'been made, ,to us.abont the a `noln•nlodions place Worship. I 1 t er, of Stanley, wanting to anake.nee-of some cedar, 'employed a chop chopper to out ,1p 1 down a tree he hod- selected for the pose. After this was done, said farmer n logsv _brought the to' town to have therii t cut up, but what was hi:°, mortification to find that instead' of cedar, 1io had out down and btouglif to the mill a;lra,»Mock. POISONED.—A .clay or two ago a cow 'diod'in town,•supposcd to be from, the . effects of poison, There. needs •to be great•caution in the use of poison to . de- stroy the potato bugs, forif, the ',fences of such persons are not •stash as the law requires,. and cattle break in -and ,their death is caused by the poison, the. own - er of thelot would be liable. for datna• • ges. Breechy cows are in groat danger of being poisoned, as: they will WO; through legal fences, and 'Cows that. as siociete with such aro also liable to :got poisoned. Owners of :cows will, see it .to their interest-ts--`iillt-t'hein ri good pastures. • • • • PrinsoNALs,—D, 11. tele ies, deputy - reeve is liOW 011 x visit to M.anitoba,,, Mr. R1 R. Porter, Conservative nominee for South • IItu'on, was in town: on Thursday last,..Mr.. Jas. Hearn, wlio some time ago went to England With a cargo of cattle, has returned,..11r. W -1. Jackson has left for a few days' liblidays on the upper lakes.,.0li Monday Messrs. Mooney, Watson' and I. • a Rtattenbury, left for England, taking 150 head. of tittle and 3 horses with them„ Mr, Campbell (harnessmaker), andily fam, removed to Blyth; en Monday, Mt. J. Stavely, who has been absent froni,town some weeks, !las .returned...Rev. Mr. Gibson, and daughter, formerly of Bay- field,- aro on- a visit here -Messrs, 0. Proctor, T. Wilkinson and IL• Taylor, • of Wawanosh and I-Tullott,a; returned from England a•few amyl since, tvilero they bad been visiting the. scenes of their boyhood; they wore accompanied to this country by art Eeglisliinan, ,who purposes going into the Cattle• trade.,, On Saturday, Mr. 11. Cartel, of Hullott, returned from the old .Courltry...Yestor- day Mr. H. A•ndrowtr, o£ this place, re- turned from 1V1anitobe, Where •ho had. boon an o visit, • y ringing •of the town'' bell, that. We 'are. tired of heatiug them,, and while we re- frained froin .taking notioc''of them it• the hopes that M -r.• Sheppard Would ;do l,e.,ter, we find that he is apparently ,getting worse, • and this ' Paragraph is written to stir up the- authorities to see that' the bell is .properly ming. The• stipulation used to he "-that the bell be rung three minutes every time," 'now, is frequently•not many more seconds, and the sound of tire• bell is frequently unheard ab the•'pir pt;r time, in different parts of the Own. '•• THE OnGA.r i±',tcroft.V.--WWe Are • in, forffe1'that the Clinton Organ Co. are manufacturing and disposing of no less than 24 Organs every month. This is"pettlts.well forma 1)usinoss only estab- liglaeel two years, and -We' are. 1)10030(1 to see the Messrs, D•oberty.doing" 'so. well, notwithstanding that -they are among • those wlio think Canadian industiies need the fostering care of 'c mere pro- tection."• . So well are their instr•tunents got' i p, that ` ether lnanufacthrers are copying and adopting ' their styles of cas.r,..designed expressly for the Clinton Organ, This is hardly the fair thin;, but it is certainly paying a complitnelit to the, excellent \ o1•icniailSliip of Analis. Doherty &' Co. • CAMPING Ot r.-Y--M(ssr . G-. 13. Puy, S. . ilnnninglianle, their wives, and one Davis,or two others, are camping out' on the batiks of the Maitland, west of- 1lolin swine. They have alt' the notes sary outfit, and come to town occasional- ly to replenish their larder. During the heavy rains of last w:aol ,.:tw Vb'oats bey longing to there were washed from their moorings and,' carried down, the -river, but their loss was partially compensated 'by another boat)washed from some place farther above, conning clown the river and stopping directly at their' camp.. This mends of recreation is one than Could easily be' indulged in by othels, the east being light and the plea- sure le t..sure WO ,e ual,if not greater thanr a camping out at some. more popular re sort,; but further from. home, : The scenery, on Bogie p,tttn of the river; is' particularly grand. Penso: Ats,•--Rev, Mr. Shaw, of Port , Hope, te an'old resident of this township, was up here on a visit, last week..1� The wife of the Rea. Mr. Philp; of Ilolini?sville; who has been away visit. ing Ler friends in the vicinity of :Co Cope - town, 1 town,. for some time, returned last week,, NEARLY. „ Iii n,-- Lstst: week Mir. •,T,. . Shep.pard, of the bth coin., discovered a skunk in a helt'stest in ,one of his build- ings • Procuring bis gun, he 'shot it, and the wadding of the }un set •.fitii to the loose:Mti jt- , which was instantly , in a blase,•nnd it was,. only by strenuous efforts, that the dire was put ottt before doing injury. Ac;einENr.—On Friday last, 'Mr, A. May, of the Huron .load met with a painful accident. "While out driving, a the harness booanle disarranged, causing tlieltorrss to become unmanageable, which kicked him onthe leg inflicting a very painful wound, 11Ir. May has had a series of misfortunes, A short time since his barn was struck by lightning setting it on fire, and destroying Coit siderable property., Soon after he was afflicted' with typhoid fever, find was long art' invalid, and now he has net with aft aoeident that will lay him- op for; some time. The Rev. iii Cam ikon preached the second of his series •; Se 1F,s1 of sermotls on." ,hell" oli the eveuing of the 7th • inst.; tri a large and ititeliigentixudience.• .The rev. gentleinian handled •C'nnoii Ferrer with- out. gloves. ' ' • A temperance Iuiiss meeting_ will he held on the evening 'on the 11ti, inst., at wltieli the' Rev. Mr. Graham and others ' will • deliver addresses. This meeting is preparatory to the submitting of the crew Prohibition Act to 'tile' oleo-. tors of Aaron, • ,. • SUMMER,. 000 ,-,.-- Juts 11, 1878. • 1878. P THos J C S01.. d TI-2'ZNC�r, �tzCHA.w .J r � Y 1� Y3LUGI� UL � 1Q ..0 7•.:.• � � N N ESTA.BLIaixED rand Ole iD 0 ring SI For 80 days we offer:the whole of our immense stook of the above gocala at 1, tremendous saoa'ifioc., in order to clear otit for Fall Goods. , • Wo, have just 'closed the 'most successful.•b)usiness"'we have° ever` done in Hats, our :aides being over double easy former seaseu, nod for the Fall Trade we •intend showing•a stook equal to any' City, Hat Store. r hie I h and 'theFinest an l Nob ]eht to to )tnlitld t v�• •' tiVo, leeep q ter ditety 'no•hquso can, beat us. We'are.showing,a large line Of BOY'S HATS, wbieb will ;be c1earett out at cost. Balance of STRAW 'GOODS ' 11.be. sold. at ar,y price; i,t,eiylioily•11 heed ef.a •bat should 3100 Or `, took, r>3c>ti:. Jam. r�z O11 s to 'Duluth and return, �g ursion Wicket ll.rn; including meals and . state room' for $80.00. ` . y to •Manitoba; .. itt ba -•'and. Excursion Tiek�tc� N�axx t return, Fi5. G1.IN!1'Ott], :July 11;1$78. 3/30 $• tfr.. ' ;:negettlIMOcia 2201/44210:0$0 ***** :•,41grintaleCS;, •040004#12360V;(6* 420). i rtIrt 7,' UitCE1'VU.13-'AZ'` RASSICK & CUNNINGHA They itro'sailing out.tlia balance of this se ttao0's I L(.)Wl:I1S at agreat deal less tbcn cost.. Those. in wait of cheap plains will do 'well to can and s'ee their stock, F� ® �w . ,. �' ^aj fl aft�1s Artie Sft �' ., at[1 J `. ` n •r .. • Our lire brigade have resolved not to • Woodstock t go. to �i oodstock about. August 1'sf on Tin Can snn1)4't2103o favoring : thein with' Chair cueton,, tvfth all kin:ls sof tetnY)srauco virl,lks, -- '• accotltrt of tho refusal of the Town' t Council to giant Cho fends ne.iessary to taking a hand with' them. They intend holding a gland ltierlic about the -1st of .' TOZ1 O3J , `� ,,, .. Septonibor. 0('Itl)?4, 1'il:M.3fl1'rnit , ...They have iat4t, pt throlgh JTense Clc1irieg, girl have fitted lilt...I00.1lteaiiLii1rlur4-.whe1e 1' o. on catr'bo ae o)naierlated, .. l',ho regular meeting of iittroti• P'ros• - lsytery,'w}ts held at'Gocloricli en Tuesday last. .t `angoiuonts, wera glade for the 1lnldirtg .of rnissiollary.nteetipgs thcotlgli- out the :L'resbytery. 'Tice congregations -of Thaws Bond and I lrl�:ton, and Seaford, were empowered to 11103101.3110 inti call. The induction -of Bev.- A. Stewart. into' the charge of Clinton eougregaatiou,. will take plaice (ugh() 31st inst. ('1Vednesdly) commencing at l I a, In; Rev. Dr. Urn will'proside; Rev, Mr. Patterson of Btay- fiel(l, will preachT rev. Mr: Sieveright! of Godorich, address the minister, and •Itov. Mr. Cameron of Rippon, will ad- dress the people. Discttssion of several minor matters took place. Tlic text meeting of the 1',resbytery will be held at Wingliam,:ori the second Tuesday of Octobelr. es• `•mil'e e;;; 10 t' 7 is in the ..posses- sion of 0.•Troyor,':hills Greer. • At the Britas()'ls Mewing 1tafeli which carie o4 on Tuesday last, the Milbank machine took first prize, and thens had 30 lbs, draft and five inche width of out to spare, This, certainly speaks volumes for the working.qualities' of the inaehine,. • TAT: f•!rtT+",SIX })J$LIV1;I111) 1'(] ati7i PART OF Tlli':1l'OWN. A FRE.' S LOT of . La tal D 4100 DT . • JLJ'St'^v6.oii ► of Ali,MO' -.uogrgRIO MY, - ' tliT 0r Act• OIDS r :1ASOlt, coo .. t.J f1LEB1-1,A.T ED VANITY, ,FAIR O BA 00O3 l3 C'AGTC'AGE 13tJri1C. PINE' CIGARS, W1•IOLESAL 1' AND I2I;'i'AIL:; OVIR exxi liT1NDItID tavoliR NP ST'YLIS Or r i�w PIPES, WHICH 'P)LLTPY. ARE SEttI11'Gi- ,AT DOST. }tetuoinbe that an h • nt ?torn their store t b r yt tug � n cat a returaedt 1i net as represented Olint0il'y May, 1878, ;b r, 0 GRASSTOK' Sc 0UN;NINGGUAME, •