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pear to be losing favor
her is being re-
Arelitrairler
One Oilldirecl„
iconnye.of the' Bra;
n -us -last week. .1-fe.ie.
h.etaunch -Beton er; and one Oho will
hoeallevi• hispollic1 el:portents to, get
.ttlie,start of him: ; ". •
' A./.koleTRA,Tits CASns.—Last Week Mr.,
W. Nichol was cherged before .3, -;Mc
PrilrVai J.P.; with using. ebUsive Aan.
guege to Mrs T. Lane, and, being found
guilty was fined $1 and etests. '
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SKATING RINK... We underetend that
the Crielret Club have secured the drill
shed for the •use Of a skathig Thitt fOr
winter, and arrangements will be Witte
at once to gee the same in tennin.,g' older,
Tuts fence and turnstiles atounel the
court house se,uare are *eyeing very
shabby.—Stral. 113ecoming shabby 1
Why, there were 8114137'ton years ago!
Give them away for firewood, and get
new ones 1]. ee,
rnanDS.—TrelnpS, • pi'detlf,ling to ISO
sufferers by the yellow fever epidemic
iktlik, South, aro trading on the.syinpa,
tines of the people just new in several
parts of Ontario; Our citizens shonld
be on the look out for them.
• Flag Bitioann,—The full comploulent
of the fire brigade is not yet mede up,
and. the co-operation of property. holders.
is therefore essentially necessary. A.11
are interested in the•formation of a
•
good brigade, mid exeritons should be
made to accomplish thie end. .
HuttoN trvElSTook AssooLivr10ii
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All who are interested n the welfare of
this Aesociation; and every agriCulturiste
should be presont at the meeting at Me-
Iearen's hotel, to morrow (Friday) to .
make arrang'ements for the Spring..eale.
We hope to see a large and enthusiastic:
. Yesommair we. recieivod the following
note with money included. Who is the
.• •
senderl
•• Ashfield, Nov,e12.th, 1878.
B. :Rowans ib; Seel; • -
Sir, I enclose you -theamount on the
Ew ERA), one della:rand fifty centre.
Yoornrim INomrox'Attits,---On FridaY
last a ;number of boys,' the eldest of
*hour could hot have been over eight
:age were last Week engaged in
' breaking the large stbned that Mr been
Jaid downehith the gravel on the streets.
',gad this been done long to; it would:
•haVe saved teamsters much annoyauce.
WHEN' a Blyth man last week re. -
marked° to us that onr •streets were
pearly as Muddy as theirs, ,we had our
meinecit about Clinton's good streets 'ta-
ken out of-hs,-beediise we knew theire -S;iiiirs of ago, Wet'e detected in the ect
• were " awful." • - of shoving a kee•ofliohted combustibles,
Lahr Onimeny Exeiosiose—One underAliii blacksmith shop of mrreter
iGlOPE.11,1011 TOWNSHIP*
IY/11,ZISITar4it Nol'ES.—The Ret. Mr.
Broley„of13ayiiek, preached Itilissionery
sermous u connection with the HohneS,
villa circuit, On Sunday last, Rev. Mr.
Philp taking hie work, and Bev, Messrs,
Clark and Philp held- Miesiortary ser-
vices at the different appointments on
the Baytiold circuit,. the eerly Part ,of
this week;
, A Goon Pr,owstax.—This towuship is
Lo be congratulated on the possession
of such a good plowman as Mr. srohn
ltiarenis harn'hown himself to be. He
took first prize in first,alass men; at
Clinton, and the saute also at -North
Easthrope this fell, competing against
plowmen frees all over. More power
to your arinelohn, ••
,Counn '1‘InETIN0,---Council met at
ilolmesville, on the 4t1i lust, pursuant
to.adjourturent. Members all present.
Minutes Otlest meeting ,read and pas-
sed. The clerk 'vas ordered to notify
the severed partiei, living on side. road
Bay. Con. between lots 1.9 and 20, 'who.
have their fences on 'oad allowance, to
Move them to their proper place, before
the 15th of April 1879. John Wig-
gington and H. B. Bonus, were caelt re-
funded one dollar rlog tax, dogs having
been k11et J. Allen was' paid $20.for
gravel up to date. It was—moved;
secondedeenitcaeried, that the nomina-
tions • for Reeve, • Deputy Reeve and.
Councillors; he helkin the house of X.
Kelly, Hulmesville, on the last Monday
in December, of ,present year, ..the fol-
lowing /are the, plaees in the several
•subdivisions, with the nemes of the Re -
tinning Offieers for each,: viz :—No. 1,
D:pOtange Hall, 4th Con:, R. Elliott,
'A. 0, No. 2, S. 1).,.0retnge Hall, 8.th
Ocin., near railroad;•••G. Stanley.. R. 0.
No. 3, S. D., house of T. rHartiston, T.
Minister); 110. Nat t, g. D., lioiise
of Wm, Herbison, Wm. Herbisimesprie
114' O. •Isib. beuse oMBlford,
Q. No, 6, S. D.'house
of E. Kelly,' A. ;Cantelcai, B. • 0. The
following aceannts-Wete paid viz
beeves; repairing hill, side lino, lots •36
and 86, $9,50; D. Co; enlivert and re..
pairing toad, 6th Con., .25;$5clerk
account for Judges, C. R., of voters'
lists fee 1878; including constables- feed,
•$33 ; 0. Tad:late cutting' hill, hn 14th
Con $8.• F. W Tobbutt repairing
.culvert, 14th- Oen fe,3 3.. HoIsworth
-evening last week the family of Mr. 2. Grant: It 'wed fortunate •the discovery
_Cavan were/startled by...the 'explosion of. ' Was made just -when it was :otherwise
a. lamp chimney, frear no epparent , the building„ aral• . doubtless ()there,
eause. It Was one -of the " linbrealrable"-lewinild have -been bnint. . ..• ' ••
.:,kind and broke intO thousands of pieces,. ' PAIN,FDL ..A.06113ENT:4)7-11 . Thursday.
• some of them sticking in. the w.oeelwork Ia'st .Mr, W. : clauley:, blaclieniith, met'
, . .
of the room.•• . . • • •, with ,a ,severe., apcident. ' '. A gh,id
AnnESTED.--.-Sergeant , • O'Keefe„ . , Of, been, • left /1/1111: /14n1 . to •ren'°v° 1°I1t1:.
, •
t. Catharines, who. has .eothe 'working' :from .tini nipple; thid not knowing. that
up the Brussels robbery,. last week ale •St Was.196dedi'hePhteed the. hrena. in
restedat Ilarriston tweforiiier•residents the -fire.and.storelin fange of -the luuzzle,
Of this plaee-e.W. Dan, and J. Kennedy i "nd when it went:eir the°barge .P•18ecl,
.-:-.on suspicion of being concerned.there-'i nin'est •eemPletetk.O•re"gh Inc Ie,, "u5"
in, but hs nothing could :.be Proven : in.g i'li!'ries. -tb''I....t. w.i.11-• ?AY. Wm - uP for digging :armee-M. C., 75 cent, s ; Henry
against them, thee were dischargod. some- tunp, .`" :/ ' • /,` ,', • .• ::•. 1 Miirpby, culvert, 16th Con44 ; 50.; G'
. • .• One exchanges...ire 'tilled to overtiow-' ' ' McCartney, repairing culvert, 1,' Otli Oen.,
Mr. J, Campbell, stage proprietor, in..
tends miming for the Ireputy Reeveship
of Seaforth. He will likely be opposed
by Mr. Strong, •'
• Severel cases of diptheria have occur,.
red on the boundary botween Tucker-
sinith and Hibbert. One • case has
proved fatal thus far.
• The Conservatives of No. 1 Division,
Hallett, intend celebratin"1 the ',Conser-
vative victory throughotiethe Donatnion
by an Oyster Supper, at Stanley's Hotel
Kinburn; on the evening of the 21st
hist,
On Tuesday night last some yillian
attempted to burn down Messrs. 'Me -
Alpine & Co.'s bending factory, Exeter,
A lot of kindling soaked in oil had been
ignited, but failed to contrail -death: with
• the building.
DETEorr lexconsioNee•-From this eta- ing with •acceirrits, of bigaragetables,
•
ton last Thursday, fifty pOsene left .en.' bet, to change thii'esubject, ,Can anyof
the excursion to Detroit,'. and. 1Y tile them beat the &Bowing : There 'is a-
fire() the train reachedjamdon; .there„ ittlo
COlored hoy•-in, gait struggling -an, -
were 150 bound for the:wee-Plea .At ,dcr. the. terrible cognomen- 'of " George
London about 80 more •Wcurstomsts 'WashingtOnAngiistua'Orlander Parker."
Next.-- GaltRiformer.
larei-enoiwh to hold. a uarne of that
size, but 'Lendon, has, or had, one that
can heat it. 'Some yeti,* ego a certain
member of the police force of .that
used to go by the following string of
paints, but whether' they really belonged
to him, or were stolen • property, ye can-
not ,say -:-Now bold your breath and
say "Charles Aughstus.*Frederick Chesar
Nebuchadnezzar Irservey :Washington
Babcock," • Nexti •
• liOnns'ANT.--A gentTonfaii in Clinton
.en last Wednesday -week telegraphed to
a friend here, "Is Cameron's electionprotestedy 'Upon inquirybeing made
bore it VAS. found that Mr. Cameron's
solicitors knew .nothing or it. • Monday,
wotild he the last day for instituting
proceedings and had no knowledge
were in waitingeethe totals of these
„ showing that the atixcursion ,was a she-,
-ems.
SENSIBLE Cir. ---1n a house a short
- distance from this town there is a cat
that has learned to knock at •the door
to gain entrance. 'The knocker is. so
low down that the eat can reach it by
standing on it ti Lind feet and gives
Iwo or three•knocks, just like.what any
poson would do. This is a poeitive•
fact; it is•no
enDEDB NOTES.- Special- geices at e
shortly to be announced in connection
vvith the Episcopal church here, by twO
°
evaneelists. Mr.. Aeomb preached in
the Meeting Room on Sunilay lege
Rev. Mr. Poynter preached in the 1)1e-
thodist church en Sunday evening,' and
there being no Presbyterian services,
the building was crowded. •••of any such, nor was there enything of
it in the Cade.' The answer went back
to• Clinton, "No knowledge here et,
protest, nothi4 in •the Oldie either."
The °Bitten man has since written a
letter to his friend in' which he says,
-" I did not telegraph to know whet was
in the Globe. 1 am a' reader daily. If
yon -had been-corresponding-withiTory
you might be exeueable for presuming
that I did not know whet was transpir-
ing in the daily papers."—Signal.
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• RAW( Sol:D.—Mr. Jas. Alkenhead, sr,
has sold his farm of 56"acres on the 3rd
eon, Stanley, to Mr, WM, Pearson, tor'
$3,000. Mr, Aikengeadyetainspoeeesee
sion till nexttill.- ' ••
• Ntw Btrionreo.--Mr."A lex, Walker
issrecting a new frame dwelling House
on lot 25, 2nd n, Stanley, •
RenitoytOta,--Mr. Donald Campbell,
of the 3rd coil., Stanley, has bought a
house Bayfield, rind intends
removing thither in, a short time.
BEBOAEs.---Ir people will- give tlley
• will always find parties -who are willing,
• to reeeive, but if they cease to • give
these parties will son And out the'filet
and no longer trouble them. When av
plication Is made for assistance, our citi-
zens should refer them to the Chief Con-
stable, who will either supply theb7
wants or order them to leave fawn. •
Man LAUSE PLANTS. Mrs, W.
Gauley eemes to the front syltili a 'yellow •
• 'chrysanthemum four feet three inches
high, four feet wide, and having on it
162 flowenc4Vmore having been pick-
ed from it. Mrs.. Thos. Cooper has a
yellow -one, three feet high; with 190
blossonls on it, and -a red one Tone feet'
four inches high, with 175; both of
which' were slips in the spring.
Wukr numbers ihere around town
who can apply the following lines to
themselves
"The frosty nights have como again,
And at this time of year
The single men who sleep alono,
Prance 'round noon their ear.
•• They tern the bedding quickly back,
And then they tumble In; .
Boll up into a little lump—
Their knees tip to their chin,
And then unto themselves they say,, • -
Just loud crtoesli to hear:
•34 George, this thing has got to cease
13etore another year,'"
Ova Aceouxrs.—We this week send
' mit A lot of accOunts to some of those.
who are indebted to ue--several of them
foe four piers subscription. We have
been, asking them to pay up fora good
while, but some have not dOne NO. NOW
we should like every nue indebted to as
to settle the same aO ogee, as We Want
the money. If they are not attended
to we shall have to adopt seine other
means. of colleeting them, as we cannot
afford to let them tun on any longer.
We hope this. in eufticiently explicit.
Of course thie notice has no reference to
parties whet() subscription is paid up.
It refers to everybody thet is owing lie.
also one onlIait. Con, $M.0; Porter,
oravellirer on let Con S. R $20 • tt
Morn**, :grading.. and gravelling on
--3rd and olth Co, -$34e50 , It, Elliott,
digging ditch on 1st Coe. 'arid iTtilvert
let Con., $6.30; S: Johnston, cleaning
*ditch. 1St Cu., ; 3; •Elliott, for
gravel, $62; J. McCartney, for grevel,
A. Mc -Kee, indigent war granted
*$10; • Council adjeurned to meet again
on' the first Monday in • December.
Parrox,
• Seafeirth will, nex. year, have a de-
puty. Reeve.• ' . •• "
Mr. G. Eberhardt, fronsall, is erect-
, .
ing a fine brick stem:Tend dwellin,g.
Breesels Connell• 'to ttilf
Mechanici! Institute of that place..
Froth 4.bushers of Lost Nation whets
Mr. imas. Hiller), of McKillep, -tfsod 73
brothels.
4. Beattie, of 8.eafoi:th, has..been
asked, by requisition,: to stand' for the Nortelemeoreimieco.,. where it grows in,
Mr. T:Dustow, of Belmore has eold
—
stallion
'Young England's Glory, to 111V.
john Davis, of Malcom, for the mini of
$14001 -Mr. Dustow refused $1500 for
his imorted stallion; England's Wonder
from the seine:man,
A young lad by tho naine of Shaw,-
• who follows the profession of bootblack,
was taken t Gederich jail lad 'Sunday
for threatening to kill his stepfather,
whose name is Barry. 'Sesays a Sea-
• forth correspondent.
Thelarm of Mr. W. Dirndl'', . part of
lot 28, con. .7, Usborne, which was sold
by public auction on the 25th ult., was
purchased byMr. R, Marquis, Sr., for
the-sunebt$1111er acre. The' farm con-
tains 68•ricres, and is Withoat
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Jan titottlatm
We are indebted to the Governor of
the jail for thefollewing report, Wren
from the report of the Huron County
Jail, . foe'the year ending 30th Septem-
ber, 1878. Theo were committed to
jail during the erear, 128 males and 17 ,
females, total,' 145. Iu the month of
October 376 •days were pot in, with a
daily averaee of 12 1-9 prisouers, .
/14.T. WE :OFFE:R...
• vember 426, daily avelrqe, 13 1-9; Do -
comber, 438, daily ayerege, 14i; Jima. Clinton
ary, 1878, 484,• daily averagee 1r) 4.; Feb-
ruary, 447, daily average, 19i; tlarch,
573, daily everageP18*, ; A.pril, 384,
daily Leverage, 124 e' May, 340, elaily
average, 11.4- ; June, 36i; daily airerage, •
Mrs, Johns,' residing at Beraitillere
having been absent•from her lioniefer.a.
short time, on retureingiound broken
opeu. and several vohable articles
Streeted therefrom.i I• As yet no clue- to
the perpetrators of the•deed had. been
fonntle • . •
121re July, 407, daily average, 131 ;
August, 275, daily. average, 81; Sep-
tember, 366; doily average, 12 1-5.
Giving adaily averege for the ryoar of
131. The greateSe inunber ire! jail at
• one time was 20, in• the month of March;
the lowest numbee was 6, in the month
of August. Of the prisoners there win"ta
104 municipal and 41 government, giv.;
ing 3,099 days chargeable to the comity
and 1,563 claye • to, the government,. a
• total of 4,662, or an average of 32. For
each prisoner, nude and female, :the
'sentences during, the year were. InuOli
longer, as coMpated with the previous.
years ; the average for etech prisoner in
•18767 and I877^belorienly ;Ws days.
During •the yeats, 1877-78 there • were
dnly five prisoners sentenced for aloes.
period than 30 day's, the .shortest Sen-
tence wits one week, the longest was for
life. Of the prisoners committed near-
ly one-seventh of the whole Was Made
-up of vagrants, drunk, and clisorderlyi
threats and assaults. . Of tlibse commit-
ted,'not including those committed 'for
insanity, all were ablo. bodied and fit
for work, with the exception of 4 twO
„ Toesclay night test, eome person
'entered tlifi.; store. of Mr., wiah6r, or
Centralia, 'anti:stole large quantity .ht
tweeds.:. • It was thought that the rob -
'hers went in. the direction of St Marys,
and Mr, Walker went in persiiig: The
goods were found near St. Marys; •and
brought back to Centfaria: •
. (hie night lastweek sonic 'unknown
parties etitei.ccl the preniises. of M.
TiraMmer,„(1olboree; and •Miscrewed the
nuts . ef. his )veggen. Irappily lite.. trick.
wan. neticed- before ant aecident: teok
• • ,
of-theee died- duiing.. the,.year, From
this 'our. reeders ,easily Understand'
how few of 'these committed to the jail I
wonld be sent to the Pools House' if
there was strobe *co. .4, Poor Heatsti.
is frist hecOming a iieceseity, tot, the aged
and ingrinht the countye•whe hriVethe
misfOrtutie of not hasting;thade proviSion
for a rainyday; alies old age. The ichtie,
that a 'poor house to lienefit
fcoun-
ty jeil :by lessoning the: nemboe prie
Soneee is not. worthy of a • WOrnent'S
thought. can idates for a Jell ere
so dietinct and se clearly defined :froth
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TWO MONTHS FREE
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a
NEW El;M. until 3'finpry, 1580, rer
$1.50, in. advance.
(Z4
ft 1
NVVW111 4end the N4W
to zmw subscribers, from this
date nntil January, 1880, for
1 ..50
11
1, 4 Paid in acivaKe. Ibis offer is
1 only te new subscribers, 'who
•e . will thus .receive the helkinee
."•"etthis year free. 1
' To :lily one sendingus the
• names of Sr :i New UBStntr-
• ilEitb't together witli•the.moDeY;
we will give a splendid Chrome
or Steel -plate Engravin that
would cost from $$ to '5.
The 'Reidy Globe and Ngw .ERA --$3,15
Weekly globe a1onc42,00.' ,
The' American dlyfieulturiel and 1‘14ar
,—$2.5q. ,Acyletatuaist
Tell this to Your :neighbors, or those Who
„come-te borrow the never; and see if yen
cannot incretiee its, influence and presper,. „.
ity. Send narnes aS soon ea:Obtained'.
Money must aecoropany , all orders. .
• E. Hermes & Sox, •
Been :rriondei Together,
• tertraeseee TO laVINASTO:4E).
1.1r1:104X0"..R.1, Gra'AINEK14 norSV, r IVON,
Wshave lieen friends together, a'obtli,
',z)r five and tiventy years; •
And on this cold ;mil heartless world,
We've scattered smiles aud tears.
" We've climbed the re s*.ed hills of life •
•• Ant sharea,its Joys and eine
But not the frost of many years
Aro shining in our hair, •
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'place, eisegeso. or, Ae,.. Tratainel.,8 was tbos,e,tor ..t, po,,bie, bailee' that. no .I.P.
1
stolen off: ite • hineee which -wee efeeno,..1voluillave ' dinienity in.': making 11 die-
- - .• .treetten,---Sigra' cl.-
after. a viooreus search in a net elebOrtn" = • .
rs
, Mr. ..l. 'McMahon, et: EXeter, wee: %shins% Parees.-:-i. ova, is 'Selling for 22:
I
:made tho :..Victitn of the • Halleev'een Cents Ter bushel in Kansas City; ' wheat,- 70
*sort r's in no' •:,:ery • pleasant manlier. A. °Giltg41!0.1/"Pshe/;, Oakai.18 mtg.. ../. ...:. • .'
number entered:. his hone.) lsittle.be was .
in dreamland, and, striking lighte, Ifelp-'. •
ea themselves / litiemilly , to the • goodi .
..thiegs in their way. . A: sponge rake,1
several Other. dishes, and a multitude ofl
cakes of othee Varieties dinappetired.
This is how ' the Esaiter Rededori
spoakS of MarritrTe :-.,-.,00n.er Am later
fato overtakes.. tam' . " Only yesterday
Mr. L. Therne-7yenng, strong, genial,
goocl-looking,:--fell a victim., te the arts
of Cupid, and was led- .otrunreniatingly
ie be offered in propitiation to the god,
Itymen. • •In Other wade, 'Mr. L.•Thorn.e
led to the Hymeniel altar- Miss Fanny -
Drew, eldest daughter of WM...Drew,
Eq., of Exeter.' — .
On. Saturday, .2nd • Ind; .: i'dessrs.
hullos Thomson, S. B. :Movies, ' 'Mid -11.
'Ball sowed seme wil&rOte in the 'onill
pond. The grain vertu: froto Rico Lake,
' •A,,,thotigh you've been guile lucky, /oho,
• . And laid a fortune by, • . •
• ,.•"Yon hair° not lot a foolish pride '
' . . Into your friendships pry. •
'•
You've clung toMe anal tO.you, •
• Though. l'ul ne rieher new,
1'han whoa together long ago, .;
. .• • To fiite's"sheine ewe,• •
• Aly heart ia with you always, ,Iohn
• Yon'ye horn so hind to me
And oft I think you've saved one
•• Who Watiounderiog on lifo's 000. ,
, Perit, trio-O./oho, wo had not met,. '
Imighthavegone est
• Ault° your Inmost heart I own „„,,•-.• •
A debt I all not pay, .
If I'd taken your adVitV,
In the long thee ego,
And led a,useful honorable life,
No sorrow would I know. •
ra be happy liko you, friend Iohn,
• With yoUr dear, idie by your ate,
raest roiimiiig reek thie hearties% world,
But your exaMple laken as a guide,
ir.f(7010 A • BLQP.111c:I. .,(1.11.NIQI, • 9.N.11:
ESTABLISI-np 1854:
,vori• ARE
Ouse
*Mayoralty next year.• great profusion. . The sowers are hope- • - '
.•
Mr. C. Bowerman succeeds- Mr. II. 0; •ful of having a crop of lice in two or . . . 4
. Brewn in S. S.1To. 5, Usborne at the three yeara, •should the eced " take." • ."--kr • • r•il -II 1
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expiration of 1%W. Brown's term. ' It is expected that wild duck, ete., will • -1.01
%....# ...-1 ,....9
• W. Birmingham ehergea with stoall be drawn towards the *growing lico• • •'I, .. ' """*•---Thi-- ..-‘11"1"'"--:•-•:—.'"
Ile 44 the finest Furnishing Stoelight the wes
'Comprising. all the •atest English end American Novelties. 'We Call especial
. 'attention to onr stock of • •• •
BLY TH• .
ExconSiox.—A few of one towns,
people turned out and availed them-
selves of the excursion to Detroit, qn
Thursday' last, hiving returned, they
giye a geed account of the time spent;
oft the borders of Uncle Sam,
• eaoceere--A eocial sihis • held at the
tideinee of Mr. IIewitt, on Tuesday
evening hist, under the auspices of the
Methodist church. It was well attend,
&I and a very sociable arid 'pleasant time
was spent.
Oilmen Or Teacirtne.—The teachers
in connection with Blyth Public School
being about to leave, others have been
engaged in their places, as follows
Head Master, Mr. Hendereon, from
near Whiteehutch,• eafaty, $500 ;
mediate department, IVIiss A. Ilexten,
of Clinton, $250; arid junior depart-
ment, Miss, E. Dickson, of $eafortlr,
$250.
lug grain from the 'barn of G. Churchill, So says the Beiteteele Post.' .
of Turnberry, was 'found guiles- and son- Op Afoutlarips,.31:p. Elliott, (lode,.
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tenced to ten, mon(ingapl. • • rich township, was driving honie he
Revival services aro to be stetted at overtook a man nt4ned J. Fisher, who
EXCItD1', conneptr.with the itiotho, asked fora ride which was given him,
dist Church; at which Mr, N. Phelps, • Re asked. for 'work to get money to
St. Catharines is expected to iissist. carry him home to Michigan, .This Mr.
The tiptoes of Seaforth High School Elliott •ageeed to, 'give him, and • soon
have, en,gaged Head Master, in the afterwards Fisher knocked Mr. Elliott
•pers9n.of C. Clarkson, R A., of Toronto O.Bt of the buggy, leaving him senseless
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VVIELITE ANT) KflUtLikll 11..A 01:E.
WRITE .a0vorP WOOL. •
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. allEY'ClIEVOIT WOOL. .
)...lTR3PED LA.ILIfS WOOL..
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We show a \levy., 'ergo stock of ilie.above fine goods, to tit both large and small
"University, and at present head master on the road, and drove off. Ito was • mee •Alo0 a fine essertioent of BOY'S TINDEROLOTHING.
iittlie-Brookrille---Motel-soioot-sarey— afterviarcia- eV -bored ht -511%7-Elliott's '
$1,100. ips duties commence on the men, and brought 13efor* Mr. Crabb,
first of Ienuery next. who fined hitn $20 or two months in
• ' .Mr. Wm. lacConnel, bailiff, of Wing- g"l• ' • , 0171M.S A. iNT X) MITT
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liant passed tilroiigh Blyth on Tuesday, '.1:1ie barn Ana stalAc of Alr. lior,
6V 111. witli.a young fellow for Godotich gaol, ton, 3rd con. L. R.' S, were completely
On the charge of havin# failed to pay destroyed by Are cm lionday evebing of
Itis board hill , The prisoner bolted at last wee -le Mr, Hotton had just eome complete rabge of KID Groso.ls, D0118RIN GLOVIt8,. .111ItiVit OASTOfit
Cook's hotel, but was •.eaptured and • home with 'his team, and was putting •abovne,e,Buok Groves; Wool, Goovos, Limn TYPO:Ail
ihandeuffed, with much trouble. Upen theni in the stable, He had thelantern Growls. l'erertr OfirVIIIA ANT) ffITTg,
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promising to bo quiet, however, the on his arm, and was taking the lnirnesst
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;handcuffs were* removed, but the raecal off one of the horses. As soon os the . . .
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again bolted when about a mile ont of hulloes was olf, the horse wheeled
town. "Mr. McConnel jmutedietely round and ran out C1601'8. MY, ltorfon .3E1 1\T ,IPS PITIZiNTISI—III•T Cf. '
reined his horse into the fence and gave hurriedly sot the lantern dew') and ren
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We have a
chase, capturinff his tnan, lunideuffed after the liorse to cateli it. "'when lie
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hhn, and took him the &Ilene() o.f the returned ibund tho stable in ablaze. ' • •
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way in safety.
It is supposed that in hurriedly getting "-
letelid lines in blf.K AND WousTED DItAcEs, P.STErt AND LINEN COpiAES,
Lregetci»s's. HOSIERY wo have SILK, .1‘Inaneo meg Woo re Our
Not long shier: it 59b. Win. Moir, of the lantern dowo it, upset, spilling the
stook of 1.11-11S are tnebificent, itt Sim'. ITANDEEIICIUEFs, BOND STEEET SCA.EFS,
the 1). line ef Howiek, while in his tur- oil and setting fire to tho loose straw on Dititp scAurg, Ilisrix AND COLOEED TO3t Mann Trge &cr.
nip patch saw one of the eteangesa the stable floor. The flame spread so
'curiosities that has ever been heard of, rapidly that nothing in the premises
He was walking through the field whee eould be saved. The entire gram crop
he came in contact with a huge snake, of thie SeaSOn, hay, straw, implements
about two feet and a half in length and and evoi•y' article wore consamed. lAhe
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having three dietinet heads. It corn- horees were got oat of the stable, and
menced hissing ore becoming* aware of fortunately none of the cattle Were
the presence of Mr. Moir and made its housed. IrtIr. 'Horton's lose iS very
way towards him, but by the time 'he heavy, and will be particuleely severe
reached a elub and returned Mr. Snake on him, tie he in jUSt ne% beginner.
had disappeared under the paws Andeould The beilditigs WeCe all now. There is
not be found. • a' small insurante.
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