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VOL .21, EQ. 39
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1D1011 SALE OR TO 'RENE—LOT NO. 188 IIIIRON
42 fit, Clinton, with first-class eennnedums reakienee,
,pleasantly situated For term; and further particulars
apply to MANNING & SCOTT
4,•;1TNAY SOW.—CAUE INTO THE. SUESCRISEE'S
premises, lot 80, con 9, Haat, on or abo,ut the
la Sept., a spotted lila& and White Yearling So*,
The owner is hereby notified to prove property, jury
, charges and take it away. JAS. SNELL, Londe0oro.
CLIBROPSHIRE SHEEP FOR SALE.—THE
1,7 scrum offers for sole some thoroughbred Shrop:
kW° Sheep from imported stock, consisting of several.
Yearling Rams and also some Ram Lambs and several
EWE,. These are good stock and will be eeld Cheap.
JAS. McFARLANE•, Lot 89, con, 4, Stanley, ni
WIA.RM FOR SALE.— THE UNDERSIGNED OF -
.11 nits for lisle his farm of 74 acres, teing lot 29.
con. 7, Hulieft. about four miles from Clinron. About
.50 acres cleared and in good state of cultivation, bal.:
mice good hardwood, frame house, barns, stables, ao.
Splendid water and good bearing orchard, about 14
acres fall wheat. The farm is in A splendid location,
and will be sold on reasonableNerins. Apply to GEO.
WESTACOTT, en the prenlises, or Ciinton P.C.
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TAISSOLUTION—NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
thet Huraartnerehip heretofore existing between
WETTIAUFFER & KENNEL, as saw millers and
cabinet makers, in the village of Manchester, was dis-
solved by mutual censent, on, the Mith day of Sept.
, Mr. Kennel will continue to run the saw mill, and
Mr. Wettlauffer the cabinet Works. All oUtstanding
accounts must be paid by the Ist of ,November, to Mr.
Kennel, who ie authorized to collect the same. LUD-
WIG WETPLAUFFER, CHRISTIAN KENNEL, *4
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. EXTENSIVE.
Atictiem, Sale
BUS
The undersigned will offer for sale by Fab.
lio Auction, at a day to be fixed, the -entire
lot 61 250 acres of bush land, situate in the
towashigof dolborne, immediately adjoining
the Efolmeiville bridge,
It wjll..be PUt.upiajO.ad 20 acre lots:
The bash io aceplitMapia, Rock and Soft
41m- Oakand, liemloCk. 4
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Bills will be out in a few days • rinnouncbig
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the • dsy•of .saleg •
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• AUCTIONEER. PROTRIETOR:
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. A COURT
-LI will be held, pursuant to.the "Voters' Lists Act,"
by his Honor, the Judge of the County. Court. ' of the
County of Duren acme Temperanceliafi,Lomnienoao,
enlaced:4v, SOOT: 27th, 1880, at ten o'clock in the fore-
noon, to hear and 'determine theseveral. complaints of
emirs and omissions in the Voters' Via of the midniu-
nicipality of the township of Mullett. for 1880. . All
persons having buelnessrat the eourtafe required to at-
tend.at the said time and. place. Dated this 90h day of
Sept., 1886. JAS. BRAITHWAITE, Clerk of the said
Lavigne% Grapho.scopie Car
Will be One of the Attratticins it the
FALL FAIRS IN THIS COtrNTY,
PANORAMA VIEWS
Of a Battle Field, Ancient and Modern Cities.
All shovrn in Binh a- natural' nienner in the
Graphoscopic Car that the spectator imagines
he is looking out of a window at the real scene
Don't miss the chance -of seeing this fine
WM* COOPER
Has just received a verylarge stook -di
Simony oi.the ye*y best kisi0
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CALL. AND. SEE 1XS VARIETY, AT THE'
• BEATER BLOCK BOOKSTORE
WM. COOPER. CLINTON
GrandCheap Excursion
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To WINNIPEG and Return
'4.1-AsTADA - PA -CIVIC - STEAMERS,
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ALL RAIL ROUTES
Or go STEAMER find immix Am Ran,
MONDAY; SEPT.. 2Q 1886
141.49„IR.J3:1 $34, .
Including' meals ttncl state room on qtdainors, The
cheapest ea•cursion ever offered to the Northis'ast,
all particulars apply. to
WM. JACKSON; CLINTON AGENT,
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OLINTON,QN,jiy, 8E1)7—.724-2 -
Mise 0.,,R,ye visited frieode in this vi
cinity last week,.on her way to Duluth ,
we hope our Dunlop hitehefor will no
shed too many tears. James Rapson
apeat a few days With me cousin last week,
The tee meeting heid bete last Thum,
day was a decided euccesa though the
thunder storm in the Afteention prevented
the yonag 'bike from, indulging in any
games.' After tea, which was got Up in
goed '6tyjet Rev. Dr, lire -took the. otialr,
which- position he flied in bis treual ex-
cellent,loanner, The addresses by the
Revs. gem% Johnston, .8ettois and Mc
Gillivray; were all. excellent, and their
geed adticentind hearty jokes will be long
reniemberedyna Leelnirn. The proceede
amounted to Over .$604 ,
' The other day a lady from Clinton and
one from Goderieb were ant calling, and
baying occasion to back their horse aver.
a deep ditclz; and the bridge' not being
very strong, the base broke through, and
was trrown into the ditch. They were in
rather st bed fix; but happening to have -a
plucky little Leeburn woman With them,
she went to work, and had the harness
undone but one buckle, When assistance
came. Happily no damage was done, ex-
cepting the horse getting a few sniall
scratehee, 4624 all went on their 'Way re,
joieing.
isirsaram.x.nu.
Fur 21 cents cash, We will send the NOW ERA to
new subscribers for the balance of the year.. • •
Basers.---Mrs. Watson and daunhter; of•
Perry, Neer' York, are visiting at Mi. T.
Gledhill's. Mr. Thos; bee taken
charge the junior department, of our
Behind during`Mies_Pattees:abeenee at the
Model Schools The approaches, to the• new,
bridge are complete; theswark *pis well
• done, being tinder the supeedieitias of Mr.
Woe Vanstene. Mr. John ,Plaklitho per-.
chased the old tinaber has it•Iiiarly all
taken away. Mr, I, G:FiSheiie building
a stone „foundation. under his house ; the •
work is lapin done by Miellibel. Mr.
Shannon is building a gene lignite under
Abe Moore's bootie. Mrs. Miller, or., has
gone to Detroit on a sisit Whet daughter,
vis
tea
re
an
thi
his
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sTA.ArbEl.,. • to'• IMAN1471148VAIL
: I P a a $ a >I T A 'T I 0 N' . -0 a Friday evening 1114Erigl:•'•471 0 poe7okfibtOit Ohre: Is ef:harottonvoridoi aicyvotilnsuliatosnyntreh,
the friends and acquaintances ofltir. Wm.
well party, before be left for his borne in
1
I3aird met at his residence, to have a fare -1 oiffeivron. o5t, A, greeatt 8i/e-
t:sr lat: 1 Ps rt eidin
the county of Kent. The Older people I ey7eVet!irkle. la. rig
spent -the time'in social converse and the k ab a salary; the present tea her,Miss
plunger ones spent their time iu the ex- Augl e. gran,. goes, ta.litg...•13, East
ereise of the danee. - After supper, pro- 'kayo P 544r7 114(311 Mhia flrepoutgal
vided by the ladies Of the vicinity, Pe iatllatrteitt of het -slams Urg. A. T. Me -
host and hostesa were ,presented with the Ph I 1..11' tlittl Miss hfcMiehael of Seafottli
in'i 00#,g,n, few dupla kr . mington's.
•It 44041Siti Yoang, of Colborne, wari on
..th ickfiefa 'day or two laogy, but bas
12I) rOsistered;
rd. Ed.edhill. Mr. j, has been
Mug the fairs this week with his black
m; and we uederetand they ,take the
d ticket every times they are a abet team
d hard to beat. Quite a, number from
vicinity took in the Toronto exhibition
t week, and a few neteed to visit Lon-
e next weeks , •
• ikeni a..4Esisal 06.4p:indent.
:held on Monday;
iclual Was arranged y the Bethel Sabbath,
Schen', Wee & deoi ittecess althou 110
.thn etAvanntiniSs tibuis 'bah beetr?t
ia the day looked vt pronitaing untt1.11
tended to the neighboring Sabbath schools w
• o owing addreese aecoropeoted wjtis.
(gold watch clialo for Mr. Beird,'•04.4
' silver eaka basket for. alreslitairds' •; -;
DEAR giumMti,—We ere me't 'this evening te spesd,
it in social enjoyment snd.intereourse seer 'rotas,
.eompany, before your departure from asumg vs for
;meth pett.ef,jhis noble prevince, Wo remember
with Poem the msfly soclikt gathetmge we. have had
Navilth. yeei eince you came ambit' us,Ittid we wish to
lac;y, by our, presence here--to7night, that' we
appreciate your kind itud, obliging manner and
the hospitality ei0 bevel's.° often, reqeived token
of the placciypubeld In our affections, and the esteem
• • bostonsiao go..
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a 2i-emariliashi we wit tend the NEW ERA to
Men IVO IMohniariete otthe Year. Strbscrip-
,GKNEVn91,1,., Lendesbore. ,
on.. nrttors,14:4**oit forielneadynes ., for Chicago
eel, arestaa D2 US, We beg you to accept this ' ,. ilUsek, rix. -Mr. John Bell lifts sold
venire of yoUr bril, kii,P11,1,filepuis. BO pleased to ae. -c.. „.e...... 1,...- ,, -I .O 1.. t n
watch chain,: and Mrs, Saird -this breadbasket, as sou* ' hlittiting•ttlitreito hinbrother.in-lew,Mt.'
eel% these offe,ripp, inek on *02144 of their intrinsic , -V weirs, 4es sa gooe ogures see .is a one
Worth, but. at:tne•rsxgres'ateh of pyr gratitude, and ante*, ," -,•
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4ttexItztitvsy ; etrAfon yil.040,g` ,o A, Ye.aiways felt ' --
wrelres have ts p 4.411•41ttsltrrboefrt bou
raspy, isln,atteScl" qui ern' heinie. We
lumatdylopeand:truSt.thirt. Rd .remilycniay eon; 30,
tihue to be the favoreff pfijOtits ktwinairidukent Stu:
proildence,.andwerillOap,t0 ,4 ,,,,,,ip, the I*00.0 02 the
Coodde ye vain: PretiaoraSeifig Piln;idencetskind,.
Andmbienadr,ye a' Wets eliabgs. s,.w.,i'. a Mai and tranquil
ThO' pressed and hemmest meiry aide have faith an
ye'll win through,
Far ilke.blade o' grassiteMe tbila dret0 6' dew, . •
Mr. Baird was coMpretely taken by seri
prise. He replied by stating his inabilitsf ,
adequately to express. his deep sense ,of ,
their kindness .to himself and wife. "I
thanked them for their irteat -kindnees tO
him, and assured them. thet they valued;
. ,
TUX, teB.-,-Mr, John Medd has
, ' WM of Mr. John Johnston ;
041sten ihterids going back to the
pork 'at his trade.
ES. -Ir. John Walker states
the takieg lin potatoes for Dr. Bose,,
one-• •Isist,week, he getfi2 potatoes eat
„one "Ind that two hills fill a pail. ,
J e, -Messrs. John Mason and Ned
plk judges on •horses at the qoder- .
fols. Ansbn Wiadeesday ; wben they want
-tb ftektklifit'who knew all the pain& of a
• orsklitey. have to come to Loridesboro
Ttalltb.te * ' • •
and
the valuable, present.s. they had 'received
He would long remember. with., pieasu Okt.tiottirm.--0Soliarnaye,n thief entered the
Int 10 pair of felt boots, belonging
Olhiette,land 55cts. in cash. The
ight ..and succeeded
wouldcontinue to value very hilly ''.?tXt
and, gratitude their kiodnesa "aida :soda eu 'made by breaking the' win -
feeling, ask•hope4 , that eententmeat, t101,1 freigut house. Detective Mc-
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peace and prosperity Might -rennin with, Arth 0 A 'here but could find no clue
them in this Corner of Stanley. - ' . ' tO WOir 704 to catch the thief
rel. 25 cents eash; we will send.the NEW ERA to • ';': Of -7—"``....v.,:-•^7.--",,, ' • ' •
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new siffEcribers for the balance of the year,• .. __ q ott '""'"' '"''''
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•V1E11.40 '•• Ams'llAwki....-Ctur Tesivn Baeil went to.
,Gion.Riittnit ' toWfvtitillv,, . . Zitrigh;;',on Tuesday, to the band tourna-
ti succeeded in carrying off first
prixee . This 'speaks well for them, as
they w the smallest: blind present, and
we d t if there be any other band in
the cdyety that gets less support from the
town, ut,the shape of a greet,
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Mr.. Mark Rumball, who Arita. been
preaching at Hopeville,''ford ample of
months, has returned kerne,' and will at-
tend Knot College, Toronto; hit the win-
ter course. .
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WHEAT STOLEN; -The othetsday when
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Mr. Andrew McGuire went to hill granary
to get some seed wheat, be Ws more than
astonished to find 'there WIlb none, more
especial' as 'he had taken the trouble, to
lingstta.--The 11°1).061 Gleaners
pose having an entertainment oti Oeto
15th.' Will Milne geesiO•Toronto Me
cal 1§44)01.: next week, eiicl we peed
honerkfOr Will, at the vita eitaminati
ecure y bushels shortly before. Who. „s„ss,,,,,„ isos
ad stolen it„ when it was talrenelits 13.414Yirk
Dors.-Mr. John Fowler -Started on
Tuesday last With a fine lot of horses for
_the 'Menitteha •raerket ; he goes ..hy heat
from Coslerich ; we wish hire a safe and
profitable trip,- W. L. Schyales, M. Ds
of White Rock, Mich., made no a short
visit this week; he returned on Wednes-
day last; he WWI accompanied by his sister
Bella, who will spend a -few weeks in
-Uncle Sam's domains. Mr. John' McMil-
lan and his on, Thos., returned from the
old country a few day's ago; they started
with Ave very fine horses and lost one Of
the best during the passage.--LOost,
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a 510 nggoOd fig s _a Qa
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Mr. Ger; St A tiSser-ilittillib
house lately r. Geo. Green.
FARM' H Jackson, of
the 10th as s els lf. ot his
farm, n sin rer to Mr.
McBurney, for $4500. This is coneidered
it but a small frame been, Mr. Welsh
front near St. Helens, has rented the farm
of Mr. John Menzies, et present occupied
by Tyndall brothers, who have rented the
farm of J. Colelough, Hellett.
Smoot, -ItlarrEns --2-11diss MeGowans
who is at present teaching at Manebesteri
has been engaged to:teach the schoolon the
6th, at a Salary ?pea°. 111181 McGowan
taught in this s eel once before, when
teaching on setbird, ;and her engagement
now, et this salary, shows that'her former
labors were appreciated. Miss Day,',,t1se
present teacher on the 6th, has given uni-
versal patisfaction, but retires, ()Wing to
the expitation'ef her certificate. ,
• • BitiEFE1.-1114 Ellis, Of Waterloo, .is
vislting•,at Mr. J. Henry'e. A number
from this -section Ana taking in the Pro-
vincial ,Exhibition ' this week. •Coon
Minting is indulged in by mirsjuVenile
sports, Miss McKenzie, of Londesboro
and Mr. Lir Wends, of Huliett, each paid
a tleirsgsTiait to -the 9ih-last week. MUT .
Lena Robertion, of the 12th, is. still very
haw. Mr. Lorne Tyndall has made an
engagement with the Guelph picture copy-
ing and enlarging coriipany, and hie lin-
guistic propensities may tow threed to..
geiontahle account. Meseta. Allen and
rimgoer, Luck now sewing-naaphine
as, ereato on the -9th. '
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)1444 W. •Askwith; whose learie ;
, Ransom rtin talus
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FALL SilOWS.
-AT ZURICH.
The fall show season commenced on
Monday and Tuesday, when "The World's .
Fair" threw its dome open to the public,
at the village of Zurich. In addition to
the general attractions of the fair proper,
a band contest Lad beenprovided for, and
this on the second day of the show, no
doubt attracted a great many people.
The daY-was fine, though cool, and a
large crowd turned Out, the gate receipts,
,at 15c. and 10e, admission, amounting to
$265, .about $1,00 more than last.y.ear),
Inthe indoor department there was the
neriiiidleplay of grain, vegetables, dairy .
produce, etc., while the exhibit of ladiea'
work was ahead orpreilous years, espe-
cially in. the oitalltY Of the exhibits, a
Tern Marked iniprovement beiog notiee-
able inthisrespect. With the outside
department the lime ring was the chief
Centro of attraction, and in several classes
alio judges bad great difficulty in deciding
on what they thought to be the best; the
iteatty draughts and carriage classes snow
pie most marked adVancetnent. •There
was a good display of carriages, prornineet
among which was the exhibit of Mr.
Hayward, of Clinton, who carried eff.three
first and two seeond prizes. • The.display
of sheep and pigs was fair, peulfry very
good. Although we took the trouble to
secure the prize list, we are unable to give
it room this week. —
. • THE BAND ,TOURNAMENT. '•
The Blyth, Seaforth and Crediton bande
entered for, competition, and each played .
three pieces, the j'idgess Messrs. BlacV
'stone, of Clinton, Kieertict of Wingham,
and Hees; of Zurich, being .situated at
some distance :. from 'them. Blyth WitS '
awarded filet prize of $50; Seaforth se-
cond, 25,•an4:Crediton.thirds$15s
J.-11.MM Ws•
Dixon; Brueefield ; A..Young, Seriforth ;
john' Templeton, Tuekersmith James
Handford, Centralia, •
Poultry and implements-7:Geo;Madeod, "
Rodgeryille ; J. HaadfordsCentralia';
Thorn and Weiamer. .• • . ,
Cattle -D. Wilson; Stanley ';' J. ;:Trat-
tinier, W. Oarnochan, Tnekenneith.„
Sheep and Pigs -John Tough, Stanley;
S. Saunders, StepheusJa.e, Petty, Meant'.
etesssro.•UarqubartiIkniallf-,417---
Einiess-Zuriels ;'-John ,
etc.-T.Swnn;•RodgerYille; John ,
Allieon, Exeter. .`• , 7 . .
Toadies' . Work -Mrs.
latairnie, Ilensell,..hfres Faust; Znieeh..
ninniu sito*Oa ;' •.
11_,Ileadig.th_o_anVis,i1 show Of the .
'welt lading SdOiett, ' commenced at •
Godericb, the indoor • clepartinentsbeieg • .
opened to the A good many•viss
lied the Agriculturanliell he th.e-evenings •-
rfliero. an extensive and beautiful display,.
Of flower$ and fruit WM to be seen. In
this department Goderich can doobtiesa .
surpass many of the larger eihibitioris,,
.but there the precedence ends, There
;Was some nicely -done ladies' work on et- •• •
hibit,. but not Much of it; a few fair •• •
paintiegs; and a collection ofphotographss.
The dairy exbibitswas smelt!, as was also •
the seed, but the vegetable& and •ropte
were in plentiful: ribundrinea:". The
Doherty Organs sported 0. first -prize
eta, while -These' of Mt. Oakes else received
farm be is_.on, 1o4-36, 9th cons,---ttoon.
bee 0411.64. will have an auction sale on the
di- 5th OfsOetobers He bas purchaeetl'abouC
let 20 acids. on thi.18-thcOn., andwill remoVe
On. there ' • , •
th • ' • 4•• • • ••st tst
A ,
hill iiet.Vnna's het:gene if undoubtedly fer a't.ftegrheif cl(ilenThe OhoraiSOci
• .. . - - --• • intend having a citilibere in The•temperan
TEsinsns.-IVIr. Charles Grant,_ ,ef ball, • on 'Monday, the 27th. inst.; th
lint,on, at 'present teacher in the Model should 'haeia •a full hinnies as -they•si
ebool at Vanleek Hill, has been engaged Well;sansIbeing local sborild bepatroniz
r 1887 in School Section No; 11, in place adiniseiop only 10o. • Mrs. MontgOme
Mr. -Churchill t Mr. Churchill purposes who has been •visiting at Mr. Buie's
tending the University; the trustees are the lest month, left' for her homeln Wi
sing. an able and willing teacher, and niPeg, with her two little daughters,
miring a good one in his place. Mr: Monday, via' the C.P.R. 'Messrs. Ta
lex, Sheppard hire been re-engaged in S. ner and Milne returned from their tri
No. for 1887, with. an •inereasela on Monday; they were. as far north
lary. Sault Ste Marie, and, in consequence
P.seise,,Asgerden; party wits. 'held at
e residence of Mr..Geo.' Greee, )349fidd will be in
encounterhig • very rough weather • goi
and coniing were sea sick. Judge TO
Blyth on the 28th, .in conne
n., Tuesday evening, of last Week, and tion with the voters' •Iiiit. The juni
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attended by a -goodly number 'Of old, base hall club pity lituegels junior chi
d young. A. very pletwant time ' was
ent, despite the coldness of tlie.eitening, here next week, '.. Mr. N. H. ,YOting Card
.heine from Conference, after being awe
e proceeds. nutted ..$8.5,* which is .to be three Weeks,. on, Saterdays he is fall
plied to the- payment of repairs -on the : the fedetation, schenses •
ethodist church, ;The people: of the , .
Yfieid con. are losing. a goott•neighbor .. .
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• GlOpEli.1011. . .
Asothigit F:xuz.,'Ire broke (Set earl
on Saturday morning, in -the stable jinni
diately behind Mr. IlInFarlane's residenc
near the High Sohool.. Nothing ,of vale
was iri the stable except fowl and ae•oye
Oat. • The fire Was undoubtedly the wor
skt an incendiary. • • ' i '.
. .AdizzgAwA'i.--gri1onday, Mrs: MC
teen; of the Huron.. road,-and.-1Vers-e-Wa
ters, Colborne, received a eerious. shoe
LeesWiseteeseof-Nee-2-Se4s.Jitive refused and fright, but ':nothing worse than a fa
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h ir eon -Sent. aohn .A:ndrews and 1 Isaao out of.a buggy in 'which they .were driv
keld were notified to retrieve at once .ing. ,. The horse shied and then ran aWa
fence .from across side road between after throwing the occupants on the aide
5 and 6, eon., it not, action :will be walk. - Mr. Rob. 'Whitely stepped the ani
en against thena„ ' Treasurer's bond mai before it aid .fiiithqf damage. : ;
examined hie sureties were considered .-.... BEIBA.-13.eir. Y. T. •LeGear was ' in
sfactorse Collector iwith his sureties town making farewell' Calls on *Wednesday
preeepeliis bond was. drawn and com, The•Ilolauto Opera Co. perforrned "Three
ed. The council' .autherized Mi. Too Many" in the Vi0tOria Opera House
udfopt,. engineer; to take levels and 'on -Tuesday evening, to a very good, Audi -
Is for drain at Railway bridge crossing ence; last night'they gave, H. M. S. Pine -
field lines expenses to be paid by the- igOrd.,' the--ball-worild 'have held mere, -
les beeefitted, and the reeve , and The Siete is fixed.in Vie near firtureSfor a
ty4eeve were instriicted to attend fashionable Wedding -in teens. Miss 11.
ting to be held by aforesaid patties l'rice I melte from the old country,
neer. C,ountil adjourned to meet agale SPeaks highly of the Colonial Exhibition,
I
ri estimatee will be hended it by The she enjeyed her visit Very much,' arid
re third Monday hi Oetoben, , • the - English ,ecenery end Devonshire
s, mos eage, we wil) sod the NEW EN Atte. .. CHURCH NOT.E;3.-'--Til ere...will be an ex -
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JAN 136, PATTON', Clerk.. cream.
lie:velem:for the balance of the year change of pulpits between' tile Victoria
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St, and -the Presbyterian nastots next
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yf lc were taken advant.s,ge of by Most of' .
then3, our Own school being an exception.
as usual.. After dinner was parteken of, C
'the crowd repaired to the hillside in front
o Mr. Foster s house, .where speeches °
were delivered by Rev. Messrs. Patton of
and Fisher, of Holmesville. Some at
'splendid music was furnished by members lo
of Bethel copgregation and school. After se
all had partaken of the means of enter- 'A
tainment, such as swings. base ball, cro- S.
quet eta, tostheit "hearts content," tea
wes served and hordes were sought, amid
expressions or satisfaction, such .as, th
" nidn't.the afternoon turn out finer " I. co
just had a Splendid time ;" "does not wa
Kestle makes. geed chairman," eta, etc, 'an
One thing,that_seerned to'be remarked by in
everypize, wee•tihe kindness ef Mr. Foster.
Th
and facqy. We. are ' well aware that hp
wiled a picnic is held in a private grove, m
•the owner of that greys is put to a great Bh
k- ••• :vrtattsa,' •
ety Mr.*Tippett, harnes&-maker, 'is, we are
ee sorry to- say, about. to leave :Varna; and;
ey settle in Samna° Co., MiChigan, where he
ng took up some land three year* 'ago. He
.will.open but his business in 'a town near
ryi' by and some one •of his place to Work it.
for It is now about ten years since Mrs T.
n-corameric.ed.bilsinese here, during which
on thee, by close attention to his •work, he
In. has been very successful, and by his quiet,:
P, gentle manner he has gained a warni
as place in the esteem of his fellow -Villagers,
of who • wiliSvery much regretlis departure.
ng Mr.-Iriffes, at present Of Clinton, is Spelt -
ins en of' as a probable succeseor • of 'Mr. T..
c: posters are up announcing Tippett,'
or riale.et harness:and household effects, or• s'
Monday next; no doubt there *ill be
e. ome good bargains available. '
• BRIEFS; -There had been considerable
saf.trouble all summer to keep the gates shut
during the .night and early morning., in
the village; but new Mrs Editor, we have
got the name of the party,wie opens them,
,y; and if he, is again caught aitit his name
e. in full will he,given, and then we.will see
how he likes it. 00,:, Sunday night Mr.
6 J. B. "%cord lost a 'Sine 'lot Of musk and
r. writer melons's leis on tbe track of the
k' parties, and. no doubt prmish ,them;
• there -has been too much- of such work
. done oreend here, lately. -The' Sidewalks
te-elreheslieve been repaired, arid new ones
k pot in where needed e Sion•geta•-great ere -
1 dit for it. Mrs. Fanner Smith hie been
- Visiting a 'sister near gin:lira who was
y dangerously illswith. dropsy, gut has re--
. turned hOnae,. and reports her. sister's
7 health aS much- improv,ed. Tarbes Wan-.
fess, now '.upwards of. seventy-four
years Of age, showed hie enthusiasm in
: the. teeiperance cause, by walking all the
way to Seaforth, to attend. the convention
. held •there last week ;• not many. nien of
his Years' could have done this. Mr.
Stewart, ars has* been Very Hi since -Out-
last witting, tint •we are ha.ppy td say is
recoyering now. Mr. Geo. Stewart has
found' it neeeisary to have additional as-
siStance in his store here, and has secured
it in the person of Mr. Lovett, a brother-
S'everal• of op' villagers took no
the Toronto last week. A
beer waggon lay over last Thursday night
in the Stables of our Temperance (?) hotel;
of coin's° no barrels were rolled off for
consumption at this polet, (?) but it is a
little puzzling to knoW just whet ,uSe
there can be for such a caravan, a
SOU Act ceunty, ; ' .•
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MILL'S OREM%
• . Bartrs.-Mr. P. Coleman is attending
the Guelph fair this week ; he took with
him for exhibition some very fine horses;
before returning he will, attend London
show. Mr, 0, McAllister was at the To-
ronto fair lest week, ,and reports it as be-
ing A. SUMS.' Mr. John Wilson. left on
Monday,. to attend the Provincial fair.
Last Friday inspector Tom visited the
sehtiols in sections No. 7 and 14, of Stan -
Thy, As the result of_three-ni lits' Sport
mars. Coleman and D. 0 ark taught
no less than six raccoons.
•
CONVIOTION0,-13y the list of convic-
tions for the quarter ending the [4th Taste
we find that 10 convictions were made by
.00derieh magistrates, 0 ht Seafd4b, 11
by Winenarn, 7 by Brussels and 32 b
the Mayor of Clinton.. ThiS looks as If
we are getting to be Wicked and pr -
vera people" .hcre, Or else the litIVA RIO
being upheld better than in other places.
Likely the latter. ,
deal of tronhin-,-Arthslzedittestrichnflalk an
were on • Monday, but it, was all borne•
with such a pleasant mien :that we felt he
right at • home, Waisareenot, in favor of
votes of thanks," but seely Mr. Foster
deserves one and a• hearty:one. ' pu
Why can't our Sabbath School take Bethel .pre
as an example,and do something. to en- Sch
couiege the eh ? • • 1,5,
Ii-giffitrilielyerkenin church matters;
Mr. Green,. who is removing to a farm
ar Goderich .
. , • 't •
Ccita;7011,.-Pouncil met on the lath
matt to adjournment, members all
sent. Letter from trustees of No. 2
oorSection read, iefusing allosv lot
5th con. to be taken fro se -said hectiore
• s • .natonstsvisouits
Biunrs.-Mt. J. L. 0Ourtice less -ono -sr
thajudgeint •thes-Goderichidi be Wed
nesday, Lobb is again laid up wit
an ailmerst imine of his legs. . Joh
Rehires shipped a car -load. of Cattle t
Buffalo last week. The widow and'famil
of the late Mr. Wade, of S'eeforth, ,inten
to live for a time at least; with Mr. Knox
the father of the Shriner. " •
A BAD BoAD.-Tellaps the worst Piec
of road in the county; is that part betw.ee
here rind the new bridgss.----It is a pity the
the reeve and depety:reeve do /Lot have.t
go this way to Cherch or to market. It i
finagined by some that this piece of road
is never travelled,. except by some foot
man ic•oearch of his cows; but your cor-
resporidez in going from here to the
bridge, met five rigs, arid there was a
buggy jest all ead,TOth al/tidy and gent in
it, Now the lady, When th 1
steep hills,, was afraid that they miebt tip
oventhe horses' head in. descend( th
hill; eo got out and walked down. If Oils
was a sOlitary 'occnrretice, it ,"eould be
borne end nothing said of ,it, bet whet'
it oceans every day, a dozen times 0 day,
and every ,day in, the week ; it becomee
tiresome. What is worse than ,this, no
teeth can bring a load up this hill, end a
man ha.s to come with 'half a load or urn.
load and load again,but this is no concern
of the reeve and deputy, they have a good
road to their market and vvhat need • they
CIO ftbOlit others? In talking to the peo-
ple of -Colborne, they say they prefer to
trade in Clinton, its they think they can
buy goods Cheaper, and get a better price
for their produce than elsewhere, The
plea has boon .84_0 p_that_ the - peopleofGatierieh thwnship did not need to travel
this ways but yout correspondent 'saw sieve
people froni Goderielt over in Col-
borne, and it would hive been very 'neap-
enient for them to have gone 'either by
Ball's. bridge or neniniller. ,Thapeopl
0.
f Colborne hive made a good road on
heir side,. ond Goderich must not forget
hat this Is one of the high Ways of the
tirld Must be put in repair.
Vhy not sell the old road and buy it tIOW
ight of way, and thus avoid these hills.
' -
It was decided. that no action be taken in '
phanging lot 15, 5th eon. into No. 6 S. S.
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Sunday evening. • Mr. Jno, McGillivray
, 13.erne's,-The new stores owned by Mr. will preach his farewell sermon in Knox
Marshall are almost' completed ; they are church, Oct. 8rd ; Ire will then visit'a lit -
large and handsome, and add much to the tie while in, Bramptcln, before going back
appertrance of the village. The many to College, The Methodists are securing
new buiidiegs in course of erection' in our some of the best Canadian -American tal-
town, show -an . aliment of prosperity en- ent for.their winteicourse of leetures,--
joyed by few of out neighboring burghs, Saerament was adrninietered In Victoria
and go.to show that Hensall is destined St, °Much last • Sunday mbrning. The
to be the "hub.'' The Myth Brass Band North street ohurch. choir are preparing
while on their -way to -the band towns, tor their annual "Harvest Home." A
merit at Zurich, and also on their way free social was given by the young people
home), favored Us with 80.1100 choice selee- of North,St. Ohurchedast Ericlay evening,
thins. The Seaforth band on their way there was a big turn out and it splendid
home, also gave us some Brat class rnuaie; programme. It. W. MeXenzie returned
the thanks of our citizens are due tc both from General Conferenee on Saturday
those bands. kw the-sinusical treat they "evening; great honors were put upon him
gave us. Quite a 'number of our husiness by the big gaps. The Victoria Sb. church
men were overatthe " World's Fair," at 'hag received promise of 11000 frorn the
'Zurich. Mr, Ayers, of 'this place, who Embarrassed Church Pund Committee, to
has been Visiting friends down east; tag be paid some time in the sweet-by-and-bW
get back again all safeand sound, s Mr. The Goderich eorreependentffirthe News'
alittlusGolifreysiestattending the Clinton Retord says f -Rev, Mr. Salton's sermon
High School, Mr. Spencer, of Lakevievv. last Sunday evening, was on the recent
new subscribers for the balanee of the yesre
a number of sttangers are in town, ivork- I rev, geotlarnen took as .hie tut a portion
is .a.t_ten.ding Goderieli High School 't sudden death of Master W.'S, Zones. The
ing "on the new Preebyterian church.-- of the KIM chapter of Genesis, "Ansi
'•
For stieenfq cash, wo win send the NM ftltrri. tc one 13 hal" froln which ha PrtadIad il•
moet excellent sermon. '
. .
On WednescleY.the outdoor -exhibit if 9..S
/Side. There were a ember of good •
horses shown,mainly heavy'draught colts,
a few. thoroughbred cattle, very fewpigs,
but in sheep the competition was keea..A.
very gOod-dIsplay Of buggies and waggons, '
prominent among which were some splen-
did•rigs made by Mr.,'FIrlyward, Clinton, '
Wile carried off two lust 'and. two Second
prizes. ..Mr.-RoSs,'Clinten, showed two. ,
pumps, a Goderich maker showed one A.
couple of email. -white-bronze . menu a-rents:L.)
'attracted Considerable notice -one of them "'"•
being for Mr. Brennan, • wird died reeent.
ly Goderich. The. show could, not be
condidered a great success in any respect,
more especially as' a Riding Show, The .
Goderich people lifiVO been agitating for
'some time for enTrirked-Sli-or-Grourrds--,
but on the present •oecasion these were
*ply „eufficient for four • times as niatiy
people as were on them. The. threaten-
ing appearance of the weather' le the
morning, may have had something to do
with the small number present, but it is
certain that Al a/larger crowd cannot be •i
['there& at a ,Riding show, it is about
tithe some, amalgamation took place that
wS11 mike matters better. We could not •
seeure the prize list in time ior this issue, •
but will publish it next weeks 7
IIITI.,LETT IISSANCH SHOW.
The fai) show of this tsociety cominenced•
yesterday (Thursday) and will, ibe con-
tinued to -day. • Of coarse the hbur .at
which woo to press prevents any extend -
ed report being given, and we shall only .
refer: to ,the indoor department, whIen had
net yet beenjadged whoa oar reporter was
.Making hie visit. II ere ie magnificen t
display of roots 'and vegetables; not it
large display of grain, "exceptionally -
numerous exhibit Of apple% but email of
grapes, pears and plume, although sorne
good fruit in these classes is shown, good
exhibit of dairy produce. . Mr.' Bennett
shows his beautiful sets of drawing room
furniture ; 1VIr,Sharrnan makes an exhibit
of harness ; Messrs. Doherty Co. make
an exhibit of five organs, and Mr. G. P.
Oakes a display. of three. The Clinton
Woollen Mills make a large. display „of
goods of theirmanufactura In the Ladies
Work department, theedisPlay is fer ehead
of anytinng that has ever been made
before there are several collections, that
tin brace some most beautiful brie-a•hrac,
and the large space,allotted 10 ladies work
is -more than filled by the splendid col-
leetion ; thia departmen,t alone the
exhibit would do creditto iry_of theiarge
tides, and we doubt -if at eny of the shows
ye re there halt been a full assortment
shown, Of .course we canifot state a v-
thing
so next week when 'We 11110 IV WC
tiri jingling to the numbers present, but s e II
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