HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Advocate, 1887-11-03, Page 8VountY bttings,
The aepositq in the Seaforth Pest
I.OMPE ving Bank for the year euding
june 30th last, moo noted te $128,000.
Mr. Wm, Pylms, of Usborne, has
sold his farm contaioing 100 acres to
Mr 3ames Thompson, for the sum of
$6,300.
. The Salvation Army, at Mitchell,
bave made the last payment on their
barracks, and they are now entitely
oot of debt
A vicious mid brutal fight took place
;en,Friday evening last at an botel near
Sebringville. One og the combatants
• was badly punished.
The number of eases that .came on
for trial at the autuann assize court,
recently held at Goderich, was larger
than at any similar session of the eourt
.for years past.
john Shenklin, ,tharged with steal-
ing wheat front A. Daysciale, Godetich
township, last week, was adquitted by
the mayor, owing to themvideece being
.circutnstancial, and not postive,
On the seventh of next month the
ratepayers of Winglia.ni will vote ten a
liy-law to raise, by way of loan, the
:,autu of $3,600, to pay their Share of
the cost of the new county ;buildings.
Mrs. Farrow, wife of Thomas Far-
row, Esq., ex -K P. has been ill for
:some time, and latterly has been get-
ting much worse. She is not expect-
ed to live long, as consumption is do-
ing its insidious but fatal work.
Last week, Hugh Chambers; of Ash-
field, shipped about six hundred pounds
.of clothing, etc., to the Indians in the
Northwest, the gift of the Wornen's
Mission Society in connection with the
Ashfield Presbyterian Church.
Mr. James Nichol, vvho has taught
aruccessfully in Sehool S. No. 10, Us -
borne, for the past year, has resigned.
He intends putting in a term at the
Normal School. Mr. John Beatty has
been engaged to take for. the coming
year.
Mr. James Weir, proprietor of the
Royal hotel, Seaforth, has given pp the
,sale of liquors in his house. What
liquor he had on hand was thrown out
on Monday and hereafter the hotel
'will be run on temperance principles.
At Winghain, on Wednesday, sever-
al adjourned cases came up for exam-
ination. Messrs. A. Roe, J. Dinsley
and F. Korman, were each fined $50
:and costs, and the charges against John
,and Josiah M.cDonald were dismissed.
The young girl who deserted her
child on the door step of one the Wing
ham hotels a short time ago is not to
go scot free after all. She and the
medical gentlemen in whose service
:she is, have :been summoned to appear
at court at the county town.
The large frame store and hall, er-
ected by Mr. Robert GardinEr, of Far-
quhar, about two years ago, were tot -
Ally destroyed y fire on last Friday
night, caused by the explosion of a
(foal oil lamp in the store, Very little
of the goods was saved. The loss is
,ahnost entirely covered by insurance.
At Brussels, on Tuesday, on inform-
ation laid by Inspector Miller, Isaac
Gill, of Ethel, was tried for illeged
violation of the Act, but the charge
4tob being proven, the case was dis-
missed. At the same time E McNa
mare, of Leadbury. and W. Debates,
of Grey, were each fined $50 and costs,
for violation of the Scott Act.
--A. meeting of the owners of thor-
ough -bred horses was held in Samwell's
Hall, Exeter, on Wednesday of last
week, for the purpose of organizing a
Branch Company for the insurance of
entire horses and other stock to be run
in connection with the Usborne and
Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany. There was a good representat-
ion of those interested from all the
surrounding counties. It was unanim
ously resolved to establish the Branch,
and a cemmittee was appointed to
draft rules and prepare the necessary
forms, When this committee complet
Its itS labOl'k a meeting will be held to
,eoniplete the work of organization.
The idea is a good one, and if properly
.earried out will result in great advent -
Ages to the owners of valuable thoro-
aighbred stock.,
Mr; Cox, who resides ori the 5th con
of Goderich tp., this year gathered
About 500 barrels of apples from his
-,orchard of three acres, and out of four
farms cn the same conceSsicm all in
the Cox family; about 150d barrels
were gathered' Mr. John Middleton,
goderio towmhip, gathered 400
harretie rcom his farm, and Mr, Ben.
Switzer; from an orchard of a little
oker two aeres, gathered 347 barrels,
The price of applee in this section
has varied from '75 cents to 0A5 "a
Irarrel, according to quality, and tak.
as an JtVerage price, it will
•easily be seen, that on. _orchard is a,
SOtire() of considerable profit. It is
roughly ostireated thet the total of
apple packed in tbig 0001ity will be
about 200,000 barrels. Farmers should
devote more atteetion. to this part of
thier industry, and then theia returns
would be better.
• 7iw
It
Inerested Him Deeply.
"You were quite attentive to the
aerwon this morning, husbaud clearr
"Quo so, yes."
"Which part of the discourse did you
think reflected the most hutna,anature."
"The sotto voee part, by aihneans.".
"What part was that V'
"Why, the part where he said 'darn'
that tfiy.'
Kissing Not Na,ughty•
Mrs. Elizabeth Basker, of Windsor,
complained of Henry Corbett for inde.
cent assault. At the trial Thursday
morning the evidence showed that
Coroett's assault consisted in kissin,.,e
the woman twice, Magistrate Bait -
lett held that kissing did not consti-
tute an assault as charged, and dis-
charged Corbett.
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