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WiLL1 AMS
'C7TEMTST
- AND -
DRUG GIST.
1 year to exoawitite the 6,000 feet, 229
1 of which are under water. The whole
n
is stoats with 'cast iron from end t
end, the tunnel being 20 feet in diwttt•'
eter. It ie . not expected that trains
will run through the tunnel before
ebruary next, as the approaches will
F
have to be exeavtlted and walled up•
u
TICKET AGENT. re 4'
eCO.week hitsY been unfavorable, owing to
'ACT, G. H, W. TELEGRAPH the rainy .w,eather. Wheat is turning
fears. Barley
cistrons,
E Ca
r•
I ed all
time, passed, s gn
tied' Report of Finance Committee
$8.63 Robt Marshall, gre.vel, $0.
Account of 'Welled Keiffer, gravel,
WroxetOr•
i
` Mr
t,
hot, AI ,
4ri'�itd•ty evening ,
ADDRUS LtND pttlsa rraTIOti• Hiles, of `1'urnleerry,. while 'tryi
oro s tilt' tem+ et the jui)ctian,
6 e ' On Monday evening, the let inst., a u, sr() run ,.v, c £; the right n'elne'
. number of the :donde of bir. and Sirs. ►trait klitz borer tank fright and raft
#c• Sanderson n et in the house of Air. T. away, throwing lien. out of the button
of (house fur 'F holler to bid them good bye, on and infertile hint somewhat -Sir,
tion llfo 4, for use bolto , , their denerture for the Prairie Prov- Time, 'J.•itiling, of ' Lnndetthorn, spent
Alex Forsyth, cedar . plank,
Peter Milne, building culvert, 61G[t aide
line $9.88 ; Trustees of School
Legietative.eleetion, 41. Rl`t ihaitell, loos, Mr. Hobert Millet.. Was placed l3uneey til the ne,�gl nneliend.•---lho
stationery, &o,' x,3.04 ;` J tW SGr`ut►iarsr in tl,o their and o peed proceedings 1iY fermiers in this evenon hew. been eon•
tidli e M.. and Mrs, Sanderson the siderahly troubled with hnvs and
for 'telephoning to W►nghant, o, i
,cents ;'linemen & ilutchison, blauke,
*$2 26; d , ckin Kriitner, cedar; $8 40;
e harvest wt l he an abundant Autltony Voiaion, gravel, 1.20
as J
u this yea', 4101'5°0 the past 1Waechter, gravel, $ai , `� m 'Weide,
our the best it Was Ary - :
strunSWr: • sped is
ex-
cellent,
Op, Brunswick NOUS% wireit was well harve
.a but the damp weather has
Ont discolored some that was a lithe late.
'�117t°'ilc„n1•a Peas are a tart crop; p ,
, _ssmile ' places
.e.
abundant, others the worm bas been
i -'*'-''''?'e"""•'•----'-'----'-' -• -T �-•• busy, but an overage return ie �. expect-
t,4
k f:i�� vacs ed. Oats have exceeded expectations,
� �...4 �� J and have Ju
ve lilted out wonderfully. Ow-
iug to the recent rains a great many
= have been thrown behind with the
F1iil):\I'. SEPTEMBER, G 1 t0Qharvest, although some are already
done and even got their wheat soWn.
1;Di7'l'p1tIAL NOTES. But there is not much wheat 1n yet.
sown. next,
agreed that wheat will
avid tie p:taatid by Congress and signed It is gene -ratty agbe better bowu later this
Tut liit»l iuley till, it is thought, A great deal twill be
g
P
is year than last,
by P,•elii`1,•nt Harrison during this as tl is so datiip.-Not touch thresh-
t
ltnnntit, and aeitgo into force on !the tug has been dune yet. S,irne have
to er. The duty ou bailey' ,put through their wheat and barley.
now pl,�ced at 30 cents .per bushel:
1st of Oil b Bouts are, looking well. Turnips will
i.s he the best for years. 'Corn is
'rood wilt hlcult remain at that figure. rspiendui and one woes i judge very
Steen a SueitntAN has introduced' good, as it is reported that not far
into the t'tined States Senate an from '1'ladv cleanedtthe conn off thirty
itu1etadut'nt to the Tariff bill, in which don -41,1
ci the cobs, or 'about that, wiiieh we thick is
be propos* s reciprocity y between uot a, bad record. -As the ebildroti are
United Suites and Canada in coal. again seen wending their 'way clung''
This would ee of great benefit tows, .theroad
rather in dttoh s ctoclnid
s 1t would give our coal mines a bet from,, 'Who were for some
a that the teachers W
ter market anti at the salve time give .time refreshiii themselves coder the
the catisutuers in Ontario cheaper tanning itifluet,ces of the sun, are
coat: again practising ' their •tanning iu-
fluences on the chililrett.=-1Ur..Iv. H.
ON the 27th May Inst a resolution Bretton, of this township • on account
was passed by the 1.)ublicAnalysts of
theDominion in favor of collecting a•
number of sat'nples of milk'frbtn each
district for analysis, with a view to
cstallisbing a milk standard. Samples
of milk will shortly be collected from
each district and the same sent to
Ottawa for analysis. A bulletin will
be iseuvd giving the result of the
analysis:
Accormieo to a G wernment return
just die,rihuted there are 939 non-
Catholic elementary schools in Quebec.
In 770 of these the French language
ie uot taught. Nor is ti taught in (i8
of the eie,nentary schools classed as
Roast n Catholic. `Le Courrier u,
Canada says that the attendance at
these bellows is about' 220, so that
pearly 17,0i0 of the future citizens of
Y
the French Province are not learning
the-l:`reuch language.
AT the late meeting Of the- Pro
s ineiat Teachers' Association, a' motion
by Mn itovve, ., That technical 'gram-
mar
ram-mar be removed from the Public
Soho ,l grammar, except so far its it
Wray be taught incidentally in a
thorough course of language training,"'
was carried, less than a dozen teachers
-voting nay. 111r. Wm. Houston, M.
A., aiid Mr. Rowles were aippointed to
prepare a syllabus of language lessons
to be su►,niitted for graminar in the
Paine; eichool curriculum.
gravel, (luteus share, $4.97 ; John
Zinger, gravel, Culross share, 1.22t;
A G Stewart, printing Voters' Lists,
$28 80; advertising Court of Revision
printing noticea to postmasters, &c,
$6.16 ; Myers 'tit Lane, $14 45 ;
Walter Scott, filling upproach, hauling
planks, $1.25 ; Peter Kuntz, covering
bridge, spikes, nails, &c, $7.20, Fred
Deutsebma.nn, covering for Scott's
bridge, $20.30 ;'Fred lleutsehmann,
timber for culvert,eou 4, $2.49 ; Mrs
trainee At oGowan. Ciirgill's lots12 and
13 con, $8 20 ; J air.es Goodfellow use
of liouso for Legislative Election, $1;
Township Cleric, for outage,, ' $4. Th.
All p( winch is respectfully submitted
P Clark, Chairman. McK'iy-Kuntz
-That the Finance 'Report .as just
read be adopted. McKay -Kuntz -
That the repairing of the gravel road
he let at next meeting of council, that
the, printing committee have bids
printed and put up alobg the gravel,
giving notice of , the same --=Carried.
McKay- as Mr Grant
and others borrowed' $200 of the stett-
ing fund to give towards the removal
of'Phalin's dam ottthe uriderstandilig
that this council ehouid give a grant.
corresponding to '•wbatever; -benefit the
roads and bridges ` derived, in proper-.
tion to that aruount and to other lands
benelitted'by the removal of the dam,
which was supposed would be about
one-fourth, be it therefore resolved
that a grant of $50 ybe made in con-
sideration of the benefit derived, and
Viet the mount be taken '• rota the
, ..
of untoward cireu.mstainees, hes been general fund and applied to the si n
compelled to make an assignment link fund, and that Mr Grant a
for the benefit of his' ort•ditors ( others get credit for it, leaving them
The council ,net at town hall, Tees- l debited with $150. instead '•of $200
object of the intrusion. He said 'Wet young igen helpl„g th,�it1 Ives of tite
he, as well as a good • many whets In products of their pechnros Without as
the village and neighborhood,. unci :touch is saying, 4* By your leave.'
'known them now for the long .period+ Some of those wild visit the oreh•trrls
of over thirty years and thatfe httd at unsees'nable hours wil; bo meets
ulwal s found thein honest In burin*"ss, i au example of, if the prs,ut'iae is per•
kind neighbors and upright oigiz..ese - listed Iii.- Mr. Howard Snell rittt•'.y
tend Expressed his regret at losing ; send a large nutnhri' of line steers to
them, but lie hoped that they, 'would l Messrs. 'kis,►fiifton & (;illi sptf , of
do well in their new hoose, 'tie then hiteolittrah, xaallzuh„ a halltlsonte
Gaited bi Mr•' Cowan to read" Che ad- ( fiwure fc'r them.••-,Vlra, Ani"s '1'iplantg
clres'a, of which the followittg is -a
copy:
To Mn. AND 1`i ns• ,BANDEiiso2i -
We, whose names are subscribed
hereto in our own titune,and in behalf, Sunday night. Since then the weatll-
we are assured, of- the residents of er has been warns and bright and large
our village in general, have learned 'quantities of grain have been gatherdd
with regret that yourselves and family
have decided to remove from 'among
us and to take up your iibo to in
that 'Prairie Province which is ate
treating so tnany'from the older parts
of Canada. Before you take your
departure we wish to assure you of
thetespect and isteeem in . Which you
have` been held and to nkpiees our
sense of the loss which our 'village
will leustain ,v'ben,,you have severed
your' connection with it of so many
Years standing, Ainong' the pioneers
of this part of the county you have
done your part nobly aucl well *and
have set an example of public spirit,
integrity and conscientiousness, which.
may Well he imitated by' those ynu
leave Deland, 'Li token bf, :our good
wishes for yourselves and family,
notal ly for Mrs. Sanderson whose
water, Aug. 25, 1890. yletnbers all
present. Reeve in the chair. The
minutes of former meeting read mei
adopted. Weliwood-Kuntz-Tlti�t
the report of the Deputy Reeve re the
oouiplaaut of Messrs. Durr And Sheens'
be adopted-•Uai'ied. 11ieKay-Kuntz•
--la reply to (reorge Bryce, 1E is here-
by resutveJ that the Clerk notify Ines
by letter that the Opulent is uuaware
of any damage tLey have caused any
person by -putting it ` culvert opposite
lot 18, coif 1, Ou,ross, for the purpose
of allawiug the surface water free ace
cess through he road-Carrtod. Clara
••=unlit%•=:shat By law No: 5 be now
and introduced and read a first•,secottd
and third time,' passed, signed and
sealed -Carried. 'Mcli.ay-Welwoud
-Ther a Byelaw be drawn up and
passed that nu grants for roads be
made "after the ' reeptetnber sitting, in
guy year, as section 523 of the Muni-
cipal Act, .Ltt S 0, prohibits any stone
1 enig put oft the roads in the winter
mout,.s that would interfere with
steignitig--Uarried• Moray=-Kuiitz
-That a 13y -law be drawn up aiid
passed, euttctinir that any person
moving a fence out on the road"allow-
nnce tor the purpose of puttin up a
toe -fence or for repairing shall re-
trieve the saute betore the 1sb of .No-
venrber;'.that nofeneee shall be ou the
road allowauce between the- first of
November itnd the first of April under
d li C' ed
Tnrnn is a probability that a beet
ni+crit' totinery will be established lit
Guelph in the near future. Seed was
distrio:tted to farmers in vat isms parts
` of this Pr:evinoe in 1888 and 1839 to
tet the percentage of the auger that
tit: i.#ets would yield, and also to as.
eersuin the amount of the oropgrown
per acre. Seed was forwarded to the
Experimental J'arta as Guelph, and
front the erop {frown there tate largest
percentitee of sugar was realized. 31
the resat& generally should prove satis-
factory tins year, in all' probability
$ retilleiy will be established.
Tux great tunnel under the St.
Clair river, between Sarnia and Port
Verne, is nearing , compjetiotn, . On
Monday last ;. passage was made
�theough, Mr, Joseph ilnbsoll, Chief
•,eihi�aer of the Grrattd Trunk Rail.,
were, Wing the .first to utake the pas -
g rJ otetrutition was beet* Erihtzi
west end ow July 2l�, ISii$, ;wok
tare test #n4 five weeks latter, iWrx.
tt }ill.* tt� ro •t'b*U out
Clark -Moir -1n amendment, that tis
there is no condition, in the bond
granted by Mr Grant and others for
the -township of Culross. to pay $50,
of said grant, and as the benefit (if
any) derived by the .,township is not
known,. that no grant 3e• made by thie
board till such benefit 'is ascertained,
and as the assessor valued the benefit
derived by- the different planes by the
removal of Phalin's dam, that he value
the benefit derived' by the roads and
bridges in this township by the re-
movtng•of said dam, atie let the town-
ship -pay its just share of said benefit
-Amendment carried, on division.
Yeas -Clark, Moir and Kuntz ; nays
-McKay and Welwood, Welwood
-Moir-That there has been a cool,
plaint lodged to this board that the
approach across a ditch leading to Mr
Couch's ;ate is in an unsafe state of
repair, tl r Clark is hereby empowered
to have the same put in repair -Car
ried. Welwood-Clarlle-That 'as a
'complaint has been made to this come
oil that the road opposite 'lots 5 and
7,cons6 and'-7,,very much needs res
pair, that Mr lkleKay be empowered to
get Italie repaired with ...as little ex-
pense as possible -•--Carried. Ituritz-
McK.ay-=-That this' board 'do now
adjourn to meet: again at the dill of.
the Reeve ---Carried.
GEn1IGE 'Wilson, Tp Clerk.
The 3lieectors of the Culross Mutual
Lies been villain', friends in Toronto
and Aurora fur clap past two woke
The wet weather of the petit nay
weeks was succeed' -d 'by • frost en r
in and the hum of the threshing ma•
chine is heard iu many pl ices, while
many of the fanners tare sowing their
fate wheat. -John l!llliot�t, son of Jas.
Elliott, was kinked 'bv tt horse cin
Sunday afternoon. There are two
outs in his face -one in his cheek, bite '
otber'tn the hewer lip. Two of his
teeth are missing, Jack is around
again and doing well. -Mr, John
Hogg, late `ot S':aforth, died suddenly
Weduesduy evening, of ' iu•flanrnatioe.
of the lungs.
Crlenfarrow•
Tillie Campbell spent ;5,inday • b.1
John Mclavtsli s, Bowick --- The
Misses McLaren were the guests of
Miss J Campbell Saturday last. -Me.
and Mrs McEwen, of Bluevale, spent
Sunday with bin. and Mrs. Campbell.
,
active presence will he missed in many .--Peter McDougall left for Maiittobtt
a ;sphere, we desire your 'acceptance Tuesday. He nice; a forty day ticket..
of is timepiece and tiust that its anti intends examining the nature of
while marking .many ' bnppy the country whit a view of settling
hands �, y
l
- sY
r. 1Z t,
tthe utu e
hours in your nevw hoot:, will serve to there some time in f
remind you of your Helene friends in
and tiround Wreaker, Ontario.
Mr. Sanderson, being taken come
pletely by surprise, thanked theme for
the present and address in a -few words.
He said he would like to say more but
he was taken so completely by`alirprise
that his feelings got the better of him
flints he was notable to thank them as
Le should like to do, both for Himself
end Mrs. Sanderson., `�','Zr.favid Weir
was called on to say something, He
said be Was one who knew Mr. and
Mrs. Sanderson ever since they began
business in Wroxeter, over thirty
years ago and that he always found
them upright, kind and conscientious,
and hoped they would do web and
make friends in their new home. Dr.
Statile said he was acquainted with
them for over twenty-five reale and -
he could only reiterate what the chair-
man and IVlr. Weir .had said. Rev.
Thos. Davidson said he had been are
quinted but a short time with our
friends as he was comparatively a
newcomer, but from what lie hadrseeu
of Mr. and Mrs,Sanderson he"behevrd
what was a lbs to Wroxatet'would•he
a gain to the Portage; where lie neater. Methodist, church choir will give a
stood they ware going. And while'he concert shortly. --Mr, M. Northcott,
was sorry to rove them as citizens of
Wroxeter, he regretted more their loos
to the church in Wroxeter, of which
theb'; were artivo and useful inenebeis,
but ii toolt consolation inane tact
that the church in Manitoba '•would
heves their aseistsnee and co-operiltion.
Mr. Cowan sud others spoke eel the next anct` i?reat preprations 'are being
tee strain, all .testNi.fyieh to the es Made foe a monster demonstration,----
team and respect in vvll;t�;t Jnr friends Our fall show will' be held ona'tha 7th
demonstration. -
were held,hy the poop:.. ,.r: •:, 1 ,':,'ter, a fid fall s. held
n9ttbltolth
While Mr. Cowan was ree,iiiug the i Wel 8°1 t has been sccTho for those
a penalty of five o ars- ,arrt Fire insurance Com any met in the
en rete nen p tl 1n s Fir p'
tlrer :ay• outs-- at e a t 'i town hall, ri'eeswater, 30th August,
ter on road 21 have the bridge
posite lot 9, con 7, put in repair es.
soon as possible -Carried. Welwood
Moir--•T`hat Mr Clark be a ppo.iited
to superintend the grants tnttdeby
e • • 1890 Members all present. ' 1Ir,
Kirkland in the chair. The 'minutes
of previews nicotine having been read
and adopted; it was moved by i*1r.
Reid seconded by Mr.-Arinstrong,that
Contras and Kinloss to improve tlie. all , liciit ons for insuratrce be now
opposite
hue , don - 1i said also
lard before the board for examination
ouce lo, 35, con 'itis 1lso ou the- _Carried, `Little. -_Clark -L -That boundaryhav-
opposite eons 10 and 'l1-•
ing exereined`fifteen applications' and
Carried. t\iatsay ��Kuiitz=•that as round thein satisfactory, the President
the railway Bonus has to be paid next
t the Treasurer report in and Secretary fire itistrlicted to issue
year that a tell the stat of the policies for salve• -Carried. A. letter
writing kin to this ao t rend by the Secretary from 'Mr. Me-
/onkel
Sinking undd, also the namount`t- Coil, requesting, to be appointed an
;;eueritI' #und at iiia present` tiilie
'lark 1 untz--ghat 'ata it agent of this ealepaily to act in the
es repot (�h township of Kineeediue. R td•-wLittle
et repotted to tins board that'the I That no'action be -taken o't' applicee
culvert built by 111r 11.tirdy •on the l .'-' •
boundary line between Culross and itton of Mr. McColl, and 'that the
i' 1 in an uosafo state foe' Secretay notify him to that 'efleet ...
p unto t ry is n Oseried, McICngue AY'nnstrolig-•-y'
andlid travel, that the Deputy ed to 1 r tat IIIc President nude Secretary re.,
and Mr. tiY ti,woud is aptittitlted' to
, vise (if necessary) that present form ef.
attend to this matter and take such applicatttsn and ;tet a`' further supply.
printed with p
Weir sold a fine team of horses for the
sum of $250. The buyer it,tends ,
taking them. to Michigan to work 1n -
'of..
the lumber woods. -,loon Gibson,
Wri eter, who has spent the summer
months at Mr Jas. Wylie's, returned
home lust 'Tuesday. -Owing to the
lteevy rains last welt, some of the
f••riners did not finish harvestin,,
but the few` bright days of this week •
has brought the harvest to en end.--
Fall'whe,at sowing is now the work on'
the farm. ---The average att,'nrlant,e for
S. 5 No 9 for the month • of August •
was 25,
Tack -now.
On S,tbbttth inprning last, the
members of Court Sherwo )d, No 50, .-
Canadian Order, of Foresters, accom-
panied by visiting brethren from .
Teeswater, W'ingharn, W1)itechurch,
and Holyrood, attended divine service
in the 'Baptist chnrch. The Rev. Mr,
McKinnon, the pastor, in an able dis•
course, pointed out the duty ofe every
man towards his family aiid those
dependent' upon him.' There were up-
wards'of 'eighty in the procession. and
it prascunted a fine eippearance.-The
baker, was assaulted on Sunday night
week.--I1ir, EI .IGLcOriramou, son of
Dr: McCl immon, is now ..,ba eni e
agent at, the station perp, Mr,' F.
McEoberts,l,aving been transferred to
btratford,-7he great H.ie'an gather
Bring wit1 take place on Wednesday
addrees, Mr. W. Wilson sat on table a days. -The voting en a byelaw to aid
Cliff' & Faster, of the furniture factory,
by w+ey of a loan 5.5,000, took place
on Monday, and was carried•by a` vote
of 131 to 36.
very handsome mitrb'e cin k, pnrditts •
ed from Metiers John Wanless &Co.,
Toxouto. Ali present adcnivetl it very
mph as something both beautiful and.
useful, ktev', Mr. Davidson then led
',111 prayer end the company brokenip
after singing Auld Lang Syne " and
all departed, wishing. Mr. and Mrs.
ianderson good bve.'.iitid;,many. happy
days in. thtiiit nee home. An the time
of the presentation to Mr. and Mrs,
S a gold hrnopli eons' presented• ``to,
'fli'eir' daughter; Miss Aggie.
ireeswater. -
k.:
`Tie 'Council . of 1lnyai 'felt ptttirB
vvliicin w is oreitised ti• re a short bine
ago is making rapid growth. There
are now upwards of forty ,acmes ,on
its membership ro .• -- r.
Zetland.
' Threshing is the general'i'un`arnutld
here' now, •If the rain ' keeps off the
harvest veal soon be done in this 'v'i-
cinity.•�-•Miss' Bessie • 'Thomson, wine
never got over'the 'effects of the grippe
'is new in 1V air' Way to' reeov�ery.---
Miss Ida Pelton lies g Me to Wingha'tn
to take cllafge 'of :Mr A:Roar' bodkw
store while'Mr. end 'Mrs. '1lose ^ neO •
away.• -Hiss $Walker attended the
wedding' of lie'r criusiil, '1Iiss•'11,•id,'nu
Thin -nobly, tIi 28th ult.J,'D'Lebell,
steps a they tin"rtk order to i orLoedon, was at -Mr, G. Thtereofi'ti
p . a y proper -in , 11 rem;Uttl notes titt.aol,ed; 11' M W R mi business en' 'Tuesday the 26th.-•
prevent an accident - Uarrred, Clark. o tiwu4iiler, has been chin Miss Maggie l,trvit . is visiting ltltsa
�•-Wrtwood-�• That L -law ' 1+io 8 be, ill accordance with sir tutAs of 1dJ0 -�' r! hrtmps n, s ,
d and GArried' .vlctia tt: �- Armstrong - n large trod; in timber lately, Curtain, at Dublin -Mr Smith Mee
1ptrndatiee and read drat, secnn That his board do now adjourn to asset i r+ has 'ilit'rpcelwtrd a thresi thousand. Lean shipped two lotitit; of cattle till' u
tLird time, passed, tiiir,id"a�it1 sealed-. ; ala on the heti Saturday In S J
e, olt,s .. .Mirk `that 13y p"'rlytalid. - F4llss Sattird vy, whletl he purol7sePd . Irina Il
Carried, Aly -�•� '� dollar order front
aW o 5 beinga 13 law for levy'iiig, belnbar at 2 e cloak in. the afternoon, Waldo lies boron engage 1 to take Mr. G. Tuomson.-Daring the past
A4* -
i oWrisits and f{»iivruy rate td Teeawiittir'towo hal.••Cla,rrted charge, of the 15th room of the ' public week there have been eleven: ors
tiiF now read a brut, sernehrie Wail' thitd ; A13xr 43Ml44024. 8uoretary. School. ata eatery of. pm, *hipped from. the Lambe* patio t telinn
i3tt1 F3C®.� F,
large shipin
nv the factory on Ti
enday, Mr, .J awe Ti
vi
'toor c, athe • t a .
a l stag of t,i e p i
Montreal, where he will annulate
f' measure anti business, -Mr,
•Arnett, who has been attending
v'tlle Hiisiuess Uollege, is spend!
week with his uno e alias
,•"t+ch; of liraolfilyn, 15 also
ber unc+le, Mr, Josepti Leech
"work on the new N.'tttodist
',goes 00 twice. 'The Pugh Bo
'tepidly completing the brit
`11'lie Brussels tactory suepli
' doors, window:, seats, eto,,
ellent work. Ota 'J
thedoing largexce circular window for tl
of the uburch came, and is a l
well'executed pisce'•o£ workn.
• When the large cashes are fill
citlieiral gItss of diff"+oat ti:
K "wind )w wilt tow n fie,"oily
at
.itis,, front of the charut,, a id Boos
;teriot with richness and ma
eternity -Hereafter, the Sun,
vices in the blethndist church
' as follows: Sunday wheel
o'clock a, m. ani °lase Meetii
et. m a'td public worship at 7
p. m TheTliursday evertrne
;. rierti.ng is et 7.30 o'clock, -h
Wa'lwiu received on `rnesday,a
of the death of Rev ,lames 13
' Fergus,who died suddenly in 1
ton lnesdayniorniug; acid tette,
'-fuuera1 yesterday. Mr. Wailes
ing itis college v,tcntian, supe
11ir.i3roley when the latter WAS
'' ed at Pelmeretou, Seaforth s
gus,—airs (Rev.) Wallwin is
h. me this week, and
heartily welcouted by every on
lower Wingham-
Mr. (leo .Kerr, of Mich
-home visiting his par. ents.-M
' Paterson, baying purchased a
ty en Victoria street, Winght
take posaessinn 'of it on the
October, and this place will
good citizen. -Miss Annie
home from 5'trathroy .-Mi
Thee.
ho.
t
Carruthers sou 'of . M1r 1
ere, is home from Detroit, vis
psreutd.-Mrs - Thomas N,
returned home last week t
sence of three months at tb
compained by her daughtt
Asensth,---Three of the Ttliss
lady teachers, of Toronto, w
e spent part of their vacatiol
the parental roof, returned ti
to their respe'tive schools
pity. -Mrs. Wm. Nebterfiild
turned from Ibiple9t of er se
•coups- of weeks with her dat
Mrs. Peter Wilson, of Lona
Mrs Evart, of Clinton, are vi
the home of their parents, M
field's ---Miss Maggie Eagin
sets is visiting in tikes part a
Glertan.narn
' Following are the pupil,
No. 3, Turnberry, who rank:
in their respective classes
month of August : Fouri
Campbell, Jam-T. ot n
Anderann. Senioesr tSchirdt-=allt
Scutt, Ella Campbell, Jenni
Junior third• -Angie Mundt
Aitken, , Bruce Jfcrgusen.
Hector McLean, 'Bella `Jams
Stokes, First Pert Il' -lira
Rev, Aggie 13 Aiken, Again
Mrs. Waiter'Willis, Must:
present the guest`of her s
Jamie Ferguson. -We are
learn that Mrs. Piper has
from her recent ilh,esq.-Mi
Agnes Aitltens and her bro
ham left on Satur,liiy for Cli
School, to prosecute their
the higher branches.
l =' Whitechurch-
Miss Mowbray,' of this •
Tuesday moaning tor it thre
' sojourn in Toros to. stshe
pursue the study of " untie
/oung ladv vvellltnewn in
as a painstaking ata rising
3lbrth.
Mr. E; D. ihantiher'ain
aappointed village clerk at
$20 foi' the baltthoe if the
Ilatnmond,station agent, hs
• ed`the l3awdon property,' o°
street-LGrear preparations
made for the Catholic pie,
will be hold on the10th its
.I3e1nt re.
Mini' Atinie Tai pen Tial' do►
11a1iidq, 1liichigttu, tb paw
Will a,vtsit. 'We wish line1
r ttroe.--.'Thr reehibi'lr,v of' -C
Canadian' 'Order of Forests
.penied`by'•vieititig ;'Forestri
ter G'onrta, rviil 'nttpbd 'div
•bpi 'S"i nday next. --Mrs T
deuelitr:rnif Mr, Wirt'. Mr
received from the Canadiai
Forestrrn the a1'tirtunt due
count, of her late hu tbali'
ifiayp-IneAthittttoo ietq, •