The Clinton New Era, 1878-10-31, Page 8•
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To-noWl: will be Hallowe'en,
, Tun O. T. R. freight Shed has 1)0011
shingled.
cielet§unday last special trainjen
uneend down on the G. T. R. .
Stiemei, services base been corm -nen-
- 904 in the Canada Methodist Cliurcb,
. beret • •
Ma. D. Felines, tailor:, formerly of
this piece, has stafered centecleraide lees
by a fire in IulilI:
• TUItEt car tame of tippled.' nt;ay eten
shipped froth (this-
-station since last
week, by 1)...1):-.)Vilson, • Of Seeforth,
Lor Meese, Scotland; •
FitisT Ssow.-The filet snoW of 'the
•eleason earn° delve), on Stindey night,
17th int,, to the elepth of abmat inch,
e Last year the' first fall was on the 2nd
-of Nov., and in 1870, en the •Oth of 00t.,
,
. BREAD hes got news them evnei
at s
cheap, 'and 'aceerelingly lowered its price.
The information was uot ,-,reeeived
telegraph, but•was 'obtained b„y the old
slow and sure way et comeirmicating in-
ManAtinnas.-Net lona- since. mer-
chant in town hearing e neje° in the
vicinity. of his premises at au -unreason-
able hour of the night, hastily' lifted" a,
window and discovbral that eenan -ems
tiptoeing across his yard!. Asking him
what he wanted, the fellowdoegeed ue
• si...eply,"but hastily • left, joining rieeein-
• paniee on the eteeet. ,
A Goon Si. -We congrettilate Dr.
Dowsley,of Chilton, on the splendid
bargain he made last week .m purchasing
that beautiful little driving mare, Nell,
front Mr. T. M. Elliott, ,5t1i cone' Gode-
• rich township. This is (one of, the west.
little beasts in the country and has try-
• ken between 10 and a doien prizes at
the different shows held, in . the County,
of Huron Within the4aet four years.... -
Star.
Divisiox Co4mer.--A sitting of this
• Court. Was held on 'Monday' 1st, .J.
Davidson, Esq.?, Peeeiding., ..A. number
• orneiropprtant cases...were .dispoeed of.
We were beginning fo think, that -.peo-
ple -were daily .getting Wier, but:the
trifling and frivolous .caesee upon Which.
• some law suits are based, leed -ifs to
• think otherwise. •, Several of 4he cages,
.could have 'been settled ea easily -opt
of ,-court as in it, and it swolild liave
been a saving to -the /pocket's. of the 'eon-
• • tostants, but they ikettot seem to .cesesi-
der Allis.,
A meeting of..the members of the Huron
• Live Stoat Aeseeiation will be held at
'VeLaren's hotel, Clintonr-on Friday,
• • ov..15eliS'for the purpose ' of. taltine
- The initial steps to prepare fereati
• sive Stock oak; to be -held-some time.
next sprite,: It is teasel:toped that. all'
• parties interested in thicwill -make it
• a special point to be present, as the sale
will be one of •great importence to ell
stOck-raisers, they -,should • see -.that se,
far as they are cotieerned,. it 'Will lee a
success. , • .,.. ,
RuNAwav AconoENT. On Friday
afternoon last a. horse and •buggy, (in,
which -was seated the wife,of Mr. Han-
cock, Huron Road) stood in frone, of
Mr. Davis's store., Taking, fright, the
horse wheeled suddenly around, .eareen-
ing the buggy, and running as far •itts
Ross's store, where Mrs. Hancock was
thrown out, the buggy falling oti top of
her.. Medical aid was at once Procured,
when it Was found that selee had sustain-
• ed no injuries beyond a severe 'miens.
'slob, which has disabled •up to the
present. Although an old lady, she is,
" however, recovering tiewly. •
Forme es'etood good wood -or we
Veeze,
TSEU Clinton, clhess Ulab is intenien„
ing up for the winter.
Tn* regular jheeting of Council 14,1
be held on 1VI„onday
Tur, quarterly meeting services in
connection yvith tho Methodist Church,
of this place, will be held; en Sur.day
next, a
$0900Y. -We enderstand there are
n. couple or persons. selling this article
in the vicinity. Surely the people of
Heeon got enough of sueh stuff two
years ago, ,
Mime le:els-Lost front Galeria,
about a week since,' a large bay horse,
wbite hind foot -no shoes.- The finder
Will be enitably rewarded on giving fie%
tie° to Mr..E, N. Lewis, Court geese,
Gederich. , L. •
Bernie is the poser man that walketh
in integrity, and promptly payeth his
retbsoiption to • Tine New Ens.; than
• the rich man who telleth- the collector
again and againeentil hope defer-
red maketh the heart eiek.
-Iv, wes Sunday eveniegs As he-eame
out froin eheirch, and sat downon. the
st
sidewalk with almosuilleient force to
send his shoulders above.: his head he
Thiele a rethark, which showed that 'lie
had forgotten all about the sermon.
EVAsetueesero.--leRev., Mr. Paynter,
theewell-known 'revivalist, •of Chicago,
• W11614,01.04 so successfully in Galeria
• a short time since, commeneed speceel
eervices here -last 'night, eier'esoneection
• with the Presbyterian Church.. ••
THE CLINTON:'NEW ERA:
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• OCTOBER, 31, 3178.
Tete stallion Pascoe°, formerly owned GODER1C0 • TOWNSUIP.:fi•4.i
nancial find (500mertinti, 20,000 of tide number for sackin'. Tha
in town, -will be . sold by auction here, The.quarterly services of the Holmes- 04,,...ovEmon r BARmeeltooeigts l'i, ttherili, :,1:010(pieLllyetleistrvh:jetyloneeoeNi7but
ero,
in a few 'days. • . - • vil/0 circuit Methodist Qin-mini, will be ._
oof oUrete
valley at lake perts•frorn the °pewter of ; will rather be found, if at al, in the Ely
TOR, Siesee/ complains because there held et Holmesrille, on Sunday next. the herveet yea; to the 19th inst., havei mand, The ,be setis
is iees herd/ 'lite,i no tithe-eable of the L., 1;1. Se B. at Rev/. Me. Phile is still holding special .m0001404 to 3ass,360 buelteleprwili
, egainst 3,-
,
'Galeria), and aslis that the matter be ,servioes at the (hemp gall, 7th con,
attended to,
• lebertiox., Reeve Ss 'Baum -Sus the
London Advertzser read is doing
• � large freight bueinese, at the present
so bege. that it interferes- some-
what With the eegulterity .ofeette, beans.
We hear complaints that the. Morning
traineeften- arrives toolate to connect
with tT
he Gs T. IL; for Godeeich.
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. FIRE BitruApE.,--Owing to eitstee be-
ing °thee meetinge, very feweevese in .
• attendance att the -.Cuenca Ohatilbee
Tuesday, for the -parpose of forMing
tire hr.igade, A few, however, 'put doper
thenenanieSs and it was decided to .-ap-
Poiritsa coaanittee to go reeled town and
endeavor - to Otani. safileient Members.
t� forma good; reliable cemprees.
•-- The Waemeeting held at Ebenezer, on
TaOTTINV RM. -The trotting .,reee the Maitland con., was not so wellat.
ort Tuesday, between Rentforth and tended on Friday, as anticipated. A.
Sorel Cloud, resalted in favor of the second meeting Was held oneelonclay.
former. The traek wee in e poor con- Eo.yx„rtiof -sevuur..,__TA is reported
(Mien.' •• •• that persons are'going through this town.
New Fent= ter Punt.= BUsiNnsS, ship, selling at a large figure, what they
qtysei7 methods' have .been adopt- term Egyptian wheat, This is an ola
al for the advertising of' some business fraud, and has before been noticea in
or other, but the latest is that of is these columns, but it seems there are
eeetedicine compounder," who'has visit- still those who will permit themselvee,
ed firehouses in town, leaving a circular to be gulled.
relating to his noetram, anta paelcage
of pills, f"for free trial" at each place.
ourse -every one will swallow the 'ITURON
013,920 bush, in the corresponding period
lase year ; receipts 'at Briffale and Oswego
m the same time have been 2,418,688
bush. astound 2,027,339 bush. last, year ; will be down snifletently tins season to of-,
tory to porli meters, het wd 'perhaps "ba
low oinyugh,to give packers Profit, pro.
vided our merkete cart beextended, But -
it is probs,ble that the perk and breadettas
and time° at seaboard ports have keen 1,,- fer mune consolation to those wjp have
153,948 bush., against 1,666,903 bush, last difficultyii getting steady emplOy., n
.
Burrruc.-4n its weekly review of trade, • POLITIOAL NOT4S.,
tbo Monetary Thnesof last week makes the -•
following remarks about butter :-Recent
advicefrom England are unfavorable, and
lower.margins must be reached. Nothing
but the &lest qualities will,even cominned
'fair prices here new, and it ia believed
• that the bulk (.1 the sumeiliiensalca,wilL
• yet be hold at about grease prices. There
are no shippers in the,tuarket at present,
and nOuntry..dealers may as well aceept
the situaticm at once, '
• Summesrs oi STocu AND MeAT.,---The
subjbined• remarks on recent arrivals of
live stock and -meat in England are .freak
Abe London Da/AL.:Wows of October 14 :--
Tbe arrivals of In;th live Stook and fresh
Meat at Eirerrial last vieek frnui America
were exceedingly large, and 'as teardsi the
former the nurther has never been surpass-
ed,' The recent heavy weather seems to
have had little effect upon the importation.
of Hee animals, as their condition Ori aerie
most instances, bas been isatisfacto-
'ry, The ncibiberof sheep was double that
taken
ftehepllaarle.le,.
st week' that litta: Yet..
THE Ltvr. sToex Trans. -The. rept:iris'
4c4,the cattle market are interesting to beth
.faraereand drovers as assisting to arrange
the prices 'I:Miles:1S. • Transactions tette
side.are deserVing notice alio. There were
shipped to-dayfrom Weston, by fels'T. R..
to: Moetreal, 900 sheep for the English
• market, by Messrs, Counts Sr, Peers, ef'
'Weston. ! These sheep have coat:from the
farmers. from:0,50 to a head..•
Two
sons of Mr. James Conron go to England
with the consignment. The followino fi-
gures will lie of interest also, to shippers
at least; Conrod.pays the'Grand T urik
$52.50 e car tolMontreal;; then to the ves-
sel at the, rate of 11s31 mg. per head for
the sea passage, the shipper finding all the
forage required,Gtolic Tuesday.. •.
Tim U. 5. HOG Clior.ASsurance re-
garding the hog Crop -ef 1878;.9 coming
• from Cincinnati : aro encouraging. •• The.
quality and quantity' of the •corn Orel) in
the West is excellent beyond precedent,
ane all enthoeities agree that-theJ1�g-croj-
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conSectuently be a large One. • In the
• thirteen Western packing States last year
the porcine crop was•estitnated at 19,500,-
000, and the packing,winter and siiminer,::
Was upward 01.9,000,000,- er upward a( 45
per cent. of the crop ,The returns made'
by the assessors -of fire of the principal
hog -raking States show an increase in the
number; of hogs lag spring as compared'
will preach, and in the evening Rev. d'e with a year ago cif One and ehree.quarter.
C. Sreith of Guelph Li the afternoon / •
,milliorm and thip carried out in the other
lioth theee gentlemen Will addresi• s the States willjustifY an e. stimate of 22,000,000'
pills, whether allies; oe not, merely to •
- A snake over six. feet long 'was killed
test their'efficacy. Pills tire so pleasant
at Exeter last week.'"
co take, too. •
Is semis: any tuwn iri'Ontario ellead
of Galt for street. loafers Oil SitridAy
Galt Allorntei Had one cgterie ever
got a's fan: 'west as • Gederich, ib vould
not -rtek: this qemetion; --New • Eire.
Onion snppllus tb connty jail
more tepees elesn eny ether three towns
or villages m Huron put together.-81g-
grtie enough"; you pee we don't
eiesethem tianeto bemeee loafer fi here,
but when ..they get. out of jail the ats
tiaebiveness f Gederielt endhospitiiiity
of its people; • prevents: than leaving
there - • ; • ' '•
•
*ley, Mr. Butcher, of Exeter, has
been (11.1ae ill,. but is ;recovering. ,
•An 'Exeter Teeth threw a state *
dog, but 'the stone missed it and .sma
e4 a$0 pane ()ream •
' Thirteen, , Conservative • votes were
struck off the Voters' List and one 'Re.
form 'applying failed lo be OA on at
. At it legging bee' on the farm of Mr:
-Samuel Holmes, let 33, 2fid con. Grey,
two peke a (reef logged nearly five acres
of bevy timbered land froni. nine 410.01e:•
he the teamingtill' live 'o'clock he thb
TnSirhapIct MEMINO:,--The $0131 -ii. Of .414.41.1g.. • .
TOM perallee held 2,_.[A11)110 •
) 4 eel() following are the teachers in Exc
the town hall last. evening,. Mr. A. S etett' echool, with their Salaries :• .1/111F
Fisher in the elmir. In consequence of T. Gregory, Principal, $625 ; Mies J.
the incierneneY of the weather, arid a A. soca., $270; miss meks, .$265 ;
Miss J. Butcher, $250.; Miss As Hen-
derson, $225 ;Mimi". Schram, ,
• On Tuesday of last weeke while Mr.
Win, Crests' wesnut hunting,, Ite:thet a
large lynx, between Trowbridge and the
311.1' con. of -Grey. 'It Stood nearly 17
inehe$ .high, was about thirty-two inches
leng, and weighed ,.Something over eigh-;
' teen pounds.
On 'Saturday Morning, AS a boy ebout
yearS'old son of Mr. Fred :Wray of•
Wingharai was' -going-down 'the cellar
• with a plictee of better; he -missed Ids
• footing, and in trying to sage the butter,
shock inainanner.• •
fell on his e.plinte. ring it its 'a
. Knox chereleefeSoileriele Will be 're-
opened next Sabbath; e -Di the Moruing
Rev. Prof. McLaren, of Knox Co/lege,
couple of religious gatherings, the ate
tendance was small. 'Mr. D. Miller, a
'W. P., of Tokihiso, :gr. T. Webstere'
W. S., of Iprantford, and Mr, Roland,.
of Clinton, briefly addressed .the Audi -
(Mee on the subject of teinpeeanees. and
Mies Grundy and a King gave read7
leg and 1•4eitetitin, the former elseyeA.
derinen piece of voted' and instretnental
. „
Musiain good. style.
•. Pcithiem, lk.t.EWELIsI0.- On • Triestine
• evening 'last a mooting was poneiertal"
in thee-to:en halthere,in theinterest of
Mr. Plitt te the cha,ir was oceanic& by
, .
efe Be' 'el the only speakers
being :31r; 'Wood, an insurance .agent
from Wepdsteck, and Mr. Jos. Gibson,
of ingersell. •Some idea o'f. the esseent
and importance of the Meeting • :May be
gleaned from aeconeluding sentence of,
the speech ofMr. gibson,wherein he
• says that the person ,'Whe got Up that
.meeting possessed more seal than sense,
• and we think meet people 'will erniorae
thnir sult4inien wher-thericatn,
less than • half-a•dozen electers in the
' Centre Riding were present.. In conse-
quence of that fact very little interest
-was taken, and the nieeting passed off
• LAST GixAND Exeuesiciere-Mr. R.
Patterion, Town Agent, .G.W.R.,. Paris,
has arranged for a last grand, exeursiou
of the season to Deteoit and Grand
Rapide, from Clinton' and neighboring
itationion the Great Western, on Thurs-
day, Nov. -.70. Fare to Detroit mid SC:
"WM; $2.7, good for 8 days. • See ad-
iertieement, • and enquire at station, for
ar-tienlars.:-Retnea-fei
Clinton to. Gran d Rapids, 47,50. '
• PEasox4.----Mr.• Jos. -.Whitehead ar-
rived in tows:diet week, and remained
for a few days: He looks as if the
Mate of the north-west agreed well With
WM,- pulling • (limn the beam at .256
pounds. In connection with his work
on the Canada ?aci.dk Railway, he has
onothonsand wen and, one hundred
horses Constantly employed.
Hox. A. Flamm= 'spent Sunday
last iii-Godetich, having passed here ett
the Saturday night train.: • He mid
Messrs . Cartwright and •Meerick, of
• Toronto, were the guests .of It O. Ca-
meral, Esq. •' •.
Molt 1514.10ED 'FADMg. Alex.
ef the Huron, Road, neat. Sea-
• forth, informs us that he was recently
offered the sum of $7000 cash for his
fare' of 100acres. Mr, C.,Dale, of the
Huron ROLK1, was elSO; We. understand;
offered $13,000 cash, for 200 acres, but
he wanted $14,000. .• Both properticis
• are well situated, and have good brick
bouses thereon. These figures will give
• seine idea of the value df lami in this
• county. •
HINTS TO ADVERTISERS.--Whefl pr ce,
ple see a inan advertise -they know he is
11, business man, and his edvertiiing pro-
claims that he is not above busiaess, bet
.• anxious to do -it. Custernere, like sheep,
are gregarious, and fleck where they see
others go. It nobody else were enga-
ged in the. same business, it would be
important te tradesmen and dealer's to
advertise -in the paper' „. because people
are tempted to bey eillat they real of,
13tit others are engaged in the same be -
sincere and even if they do not advel;t1.9e
it becomes the more important for you
to do so j if theY do sule'ertiee; it beconre$
doubly important.
Foitona Y. -On Thursday eieht lust
Con stablesD ickinson ancl Paiskyarrested
at his home in gohnesville, a young man
named D. Lavis, oli the charge of for-
• gery. On Friday lie was examined
hefoye Messrs. MeGarva and Searle and
pleated, guilty to forging a note .of' $16;
on *Mr.-. J. L. • Courtice, �f Goderich
• eels •thentehip, and dispoeieg of the. same.
116 was corninitted foe triad. The
youth is very respectably conneeted,
and, until recently, heel a good repute -
tion, but, of lete he has ,xnanifested
degree of' recklessness and fast flvfng
not to hie credit, As soon as it was
• knoWn he had been 'arrested, Con-
stable English, et Eitussels'came here
and wiihed. to -like him back °there,
(LOU hevieg been living at that place
for the summer) several serious charges
iniying been 'laid against hire, bat.this
•was not granted. no sad part of the
Wait is that LaVis does net •appeer to
1.644), te any great degree, the serious
tine of his °femme, • "
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PitesziesetemseeeFeiday lett being the
day on which the first session of the
Clinton Model School closed; en that
evening Mr. Malloch was surprised by
the inemberS of his class, who presented
hint with a handsome set of Staunton
cheestnen, accompanied by the following
address • '
Matl.M.timfeini, trio. Model School, Giguton :
• 'MAU Stu :,,-Iteeognising itt you an efficient
and obliging teacher, a true and sympathizing
friend, and a gentleman in mind and anomie,
we deem it our niost pleasing duty, before our
departure from the model school, to offer You
soine tangible representation of our good -will
and gratitude towaids you. Actuated by these
• sentiments; we beg you to adapt this salon
souvenir of our esteem and sincerity, We feel
• confident that the wholesoine instruction im-
parted to as by you will not through life, be-
come obliterated from our niids or obscured
in our actions. WO most earnestly hope and
desire, that yarn useful life may long be spared
to promote the interests of our noble profes-
sion, and bon oilkar in the glorious teinplo ef
education; and we pray that the blessings of
the Most High may rest abundantly on you
and yourill; and be your portion and your lot
for ever.
• We are dear sir,
PIITENDS AND WEI)L-WIAillitt.%
Mr. Malleelt made a brief and appro-
priate reply, 'thanking them for • the
• honer conferred upon him, and CM -
mending theni for their conduct during
the session. The teachertof the Rio
and -Model schools were preseet, end a
very enjoyable time was spent. Mr,
• 3XalI031i mutt feel complimented on ac-
count of *the kindiy recognition with
which his 'Mors have been received
since his connection with the Olinton
Model school; as each class during that
period has, in a similersnianner, testi
-
fled Of hie ability aa teacher.
Messrs. W. 11. Gibbs and T.
Gibbs have entered Petitions against the
return Of Messrs. Wholes, and -Glen in
North and South ,Ontario yespecikvely.
In the dections for the vitcane• seats
in the Ontario Legiplatuee held ou Tues-
day, Mr, MeLaws• (Reformer) was elect-
ed for. West Elgin, and Mr, White and
Mr. Parkhill (Conservatives) fok North
Eesex- and South Sinicee respectively.
' It is hinted around Ottawa that Sir
John IVIacdonald, finding that helms
promised the cesuntey far,ticore • than he
is able to fulfil, will shoOly retire from
political life as Chief Juetiee of the Su-
premo Court. • '
• The Victoria (B. 0,) Standard asserts
that Sir. John Macdonald is pledged to
sommettce railway construction • there
before the lst of May, or to Avocets
elle separation of:13eitish Columbiesfrora -
the " ;
Hon, „Alex:" kaokenzie ear:rived
Glocleeigh on &Willey eveningbythe
10 o'cloek ttain. The weather wee very
disagreCtible, '. But notwithstanding this,
%It iminepse,croWd of people well) at the `
• station to receive him. • A toteh-light
• procession con -stating of over .390 , bear, .
ers, formed at the square • and, heeded
• by the .band. escorted theehoe. gen-
• tleman to the Reform ' Literary ASscieia-
Alen rooms where was iresented and •
read to him fin address 'from the Re-
-1 .•
formees of the'Towli.
• ‘, Telt. 'undue
• 'IM, tavnvosmat
in not erabhenntrer, I talrq things es theyfeeree-
,
In regard to what's vexations,1 apigonotillY (Torah.
• BAYVIELD..
PROPDETY CR.O.TOE.,-Mr, • J. C. Mc-
. Intesh has sold his -house and lot in this
io Mr. Donald Campbell con.
Stanley, for the •sitin of $1,000,
McIntosh inten&moving to St, Thomas
• trt an early .
CARRONBROoli.
•' ATTEMPTED .110B0pIt.Y.-On Friday
eight Tait:ail unetiecessful . attempt -was,
ntade to rob the safe of Mr.. Kidd, Car-
ronbrook.• • Eerglars forced an ettrance
• Into eheettore, and then blew open the
.
oixtee'door of the 'safe, bat a vault :ins
side resested than; fortunkely for :qr.
•.ICidd,• •"es
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Ninv ME'ruonisT PA1tst4Linn. --It is
an elegant structure, bane an ornament
• to the Village and is located in the welt -
ern side of the village on an elevation
•which was well selected for the building:
• Pensineere Our highly esteetned
friend, Miss Ryan, took her departure
for Clinton, her former residence, after
making a visit with her friend s here.
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YOUNG BRITTON LODGE. --A lodge of
Orange. Yarns; BrittOns is -about to be
'organized in this place ; sufficient names
are already iteettred and an application
made for, the' Warrant, wlikh will be op
band in a few days. It will be conduCt-
ed under the able ntastersliip of .0. V.
. Moody, and will no doubt be in a flour-
isbing condition by the next' twelfth
celebration.' •.
CHURCH OTES.-The new Methodist -
parsonage is now completed; Bev, Mee
Clarke havingemoved into it, on 118111
• day, A Ledie$ Aid Society liar bear
fortnedein, connectioet with this chinch,
and theyintend, holding weekly sociele
m order to furnish the pareonage the
firet of whia will be hold te-ingfit at
the.boase of Mr:Diamond. Under the
management of Rev. Mr. Clark, Very
successful revival services are being hold
at }never's appointment, and also nt
Sunshine. •.
New Yen's Selina,. A aiew • year's
supper will be held here, on New Year's
night, in connection with the Methodist
The .Rev. Jas. Preston, Gode-
• rich, clusirtnan of the district, and Rev.
W. J. Maxwell, of Ste Catharines, have.
been secured lots the occasion, and Miss
Preston is amone those who, will render
solos. Rev. M;... Maxwell wiijJllI ap-
pointrnents the Sabbath previous to the
(+carrion. Every neceseary aerengement
is being made to mate the dfnli,?' Mo.
eessfill in evety 50080. •
aib-Sehe
following the Rev, W. Cochrane,
will -deliver n lecture, subject, "Glimpses
of the Old World." '
• Laid 'Wednesday .itight a demonstra-
t`ial,was given at Dungannon, to Mr: T.
Farrow„ M.P., and M. P. Kelly, nomi-
nee for the Loral House hi West Hurtie.
A torchlight proaession headed' by a,
band, escorted them • -into the village,
where banquet WAS given, ' about one
hundred persons partaking: After this,
a public Meeting was held, and speeches
were delivered by Messrs. Farrolw, Kelly
and others; Everything passed off
sutistlictory. .
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The result of the 'University undorL
6radunteli Extenination, recently, held in
Knox College, Toronto, is jest publish-
ed, and we fled filet Mr. W.
Hanna, of koeris, hae been very sue-
cessfill. In Alio sophomore 30 -ear he
ranked first, taking a high pacentage
in all the sebjeets, •especially methane -
for the resent • ear with-, roliabl 10 ;
eau stand fis Inuch abusing as any ordlnay sinner; •
DukIetin't stsial any longer that hash 1; got for dinner.
I don't knew what it's macle of, and•1 aerie -104 doubt,
Whether any huniaa,beincglias over fottild out;
TVs a tliing alike of InVittIllto the veteran andbeinner,
And it's anytbingliut tootbsonie-tbst hash they lieve
• for dinner..• •
/ look 'with vagne inisgivitigi! on eviry dog I meet,
And vex myself with,wondering what part of him I eat.
Will it be his shank or Sholiidev, his outer side or inner,
Or vet his tail, that seedon's that hash we had for
dinner. . •
At Eight, in .roubieil jiisions,seeh nastlY eights I See.
'A. thousand AV's are nbhoping big iflovisu/ hash for ma;
It may Ala WA ibutiou tliaVa Mint on Buell a sinner; . • a •
*But 1 dream I mil eatinfri4st hash we bad for dinner,
I Some time think the eoldr ia" fading from in eheeke;
Iknowt hs tIa mrldSiingen12',uL94n,141•1:94724r4, r.imeeilir
nyolotueaaregospgb:4er.m1dekat:geintninerg':
. tics, and winning first scholarship.. ---$60
in 'gold. 'debt year he ranked first, tak-
ing first scholarships at 1Cnox College
and nt Toronto UniVerlity, also, thus
far, this 3lear, h has suereeded in keep-
• leg hie 'laurels green.
• Mr. Stephen Joey, of •Ilsbornee has
disposed Of his farm, .lot 2; eon. 2, con-
sisting of 100 acres of highly improved
land to Mr. i Sample, of Tisboreterfor
the sum of $0,300. --Dr. Y. Covien
hits purchased the farneef Mr: 31. Pin-
Conifie, consisting of 50 acres, on the St.
Mary's road, neat. Exeter, for:12,500.-
Me. 'Tamer; Men, of Hill's 'Green, hes
pueehased Mini Mr. Ilugh • Smith- the
south half of lot :13, township of Hay,
containing 50 eats, for $2,200 --Mr,
Charles 'Redmond hp sold his &tin on
the 5th eine: of Hay; to kr. ,Tas, Sparks,
Of MoXillop,-Tor tiro 1,30 in. of. $3,025 cash.'
--Mr, Wm. Way,: of Ifullett; has
sold his fawn, of 78 acres, to Mr. Robt.
Watson for $1,300. ---Mr. Wm, Mc-,
• Carter, on ''Weditesdey last, sokt his
farm, north half of lot 21, eon. 8; Mgr -
ries to Mr. giyAllS, Of tti, t•OWII'Sli
•ef Blandford; county of• Oxford, for
$4,100.
=ere es_
Sale Register.
ram, farm stock, dm., Of Mr. ft. W. Moore,
lot 21, Ifuron road, Goderioh township,
cm Tuesday, 5th of Nov.. 'arm contains
90 acres, met bt situate half -a -mile from
• Clinton, Jas. Howson, eat
Postpone& sale of the :clock, etc., of Mr. W*
,7ephins, lot 28, Out tine, Ooderich
• ship, to Vriday, Nov, 1st Jas. Roweon,
aUc
tb.eggies; implements, gfee., property of
• Mel, G. MeIntosh, J30.8eld, on the 1311
gov.
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MERCHANT,
CLINTON, ONT.,
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In the above line of Creeds- we are showSrig. one of the finest and
best stocks in the country, iinported direct front' the best
English and American markets.•..
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flq • UNDERCLOTHING..,
'We - have a Deign ificent assortin ent, .comprisi ne nil tite ieerowstee
ek•Orereretur feeeisterrster lartisesee "
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ratio - I inee in CLOTH, BUCE,, and .KLD (.4-LOVEte;
LINEN COLLARS, OUTS, and SHIRTS are bought direct frotn
-- New York, and fer style and it; cannot be surpassed,
All tile leading Novelties; in Teieee,,Bowe, K1LK 1PtAre, s, Ilosreitv,
Com.Ans and: trAsnxnnomin,s.
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fir the 111',)0N -e• department; we ere dank- e tremendous trade, pur
• business- having' tripled during • teehist •season.
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Large aseortmenh hi ENGLISH and AMERICAN STIFF HATS.
Bov•es :men Vorries, 11Aes,in endless variety. 7
We are showing splendid lines, in HEAei-A
VY PS; Which are
— sciling very. fast.
A CAU.. RESPECTFULLY' SOLICitEn.
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