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(Qt. Otiginl CS Mr. B. irIllrriebelratle.y *sold a Sue
driving home to a gentleman of
Lucknow for 115100.—Mrs. Geo, Mof.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1889. fet, of the B. line, passed away, on
Sunday last, in her 49th year, after
a lingering illness, home with Chris-
Hovelole• time iesignation.
Mr, G. IL Blackwell paid leis
friende a short visit while on hie road
to Ateoine.. It being azi old teacher
here, his many fliends were pleased
to $eo him.—a. IL Dunlop, of flar.
lista., spent Sunday with his parents.
—The farmers have finished bringing
in their wheat and aro now busy
threshing it. It is quite likely they
are in a hurry to see what the yield
really 10.
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Langeide.
Mr. Humphrey, of Ohio, is calling
upon his brother, Mr. S. Humphrey,
of this place.—Miss Annie Rees is
home from Loudon on a visit.—Mr.A.
A.Crowston has been suffering greatly
with neuralgia. --A wonderful thne is
anticipated by our citizens at Luck•
now, on the llth of September.—
Tbe pea crop is quite a failure on ac-
count of the mildew.—Stocktaking is
still continued in the mercantile es.
telelishmeut,
Glenanitan.
There will be no service in Radios'
-church on Sabbath first as the Rev
Mr Hartley preaehea in Kincardine
in lieu of the Rev Mr Murray—
Miss Martha Weir, of Arkona, sister
to Miss A Weir, late teachex of school
section No 3, has been visiting at Mr
John Seottes.—School No • 3 was • re-
opened on Monday last, Mr •George
-Musgrove, teacher (pro tem )—Prayer
meeting was held at Mr William
Ferguson's on Tuesday evening and
was well attended.
Culross.
Mr Jos. Welwood is away since last
week to Michinan having received a
telegram that.his brother-in-law, Mr.
J. Plow, was at the point of death.—
Rust has reined fall wheat around
here and Spring wheat is also a
failure.—Webacthe greatest rain of
the season on the 14th inst., putting
Kincardine, -
Mr. Freeman, representative of the
waterworks company which has the
contract for building waterworks in
this town, was hero last week. The
cause of delay he commencing the
„mks is the inability of the firrn to
secure the piping at once. At the
present time the demand for iron
pipiug appeors to be much greater
than the oetput, nod the manufae-
ttuvre ure unable to fill orders off-
hand, It is not probable that the
works will be pub in this season. The
reservoir or iron stand -pipe • will be
erected in rear of Knox olturth, on a
lot 30 by 40 feet, pureheeed from Mr,
D. Beaton.
Brussels.
The annual Fail distriot meeting
of the Wingliarn District will be held.
in Brussels Methodist church next
mouth. ---A 40 horse power Lefell
water -wheel has beeu put in at the
National Roller Mill. With the
additional power all the machinery in
the millnany be run at the same time
with a hutxt.—On the lsb Sabbath of
September Rev, J. Livingstone, of
Clinton, will preach Sabbath School
anniversary sermons in the Methodist
church. here. On Sunday afternoon
of that -date an open- session of the
school will be held when addresses are
expected from Rev. Juo. Ross B. A.,
of Melville church, and Rev. Mr.
Livingston. Mr. Sellery will supply'
the work at Olinton.—Nomination of
a person to fill the seat at the School
Board rendered vacant by he unseat-
ing of Mr. F. S. Scott, was held on
Wednesday of last week. Messrs. W.
B. Diokson and J. R. Smith were
•nominated.
Bln.evale.
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Miseea Alcdleee hail from Detroit, ohn Itrownleeot
. ,Itelntlaer Letter fen
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h, spent SundaV with hauie the tenet of the wenehetrier
looking over the New Bra of last, e:
Layman.
School opens next Monday.—In Miele — Dlr. J, .
mother here.—Mr. Charles Shetitt, et • Dime Siite—A. grent died of vilit
week'issuewe ciee the Belgrave coron, spot Sunday with his wife is being attlielitel to the bemire:Aden ef,`
s , e T. eeone1
-respondeut bee a great deal to say and family, who reside here,—Mr E. the Jesuits by 0m
:eet XIV, in the
about their base ball team that phased D. Perkinson, a representative f"r the present agitetion, end also to their
firm of Pigot. Bryan it; Co , win:kettle inteishintaa from Freitoe, 1 will inalot
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through here on Fogey of last week.
Now we would say to that fellow,
don't get too fast by calling people
names or by saying that the people
had bettor store flunking. Wheu • a
team comes tdelllyth to play base ball
the club always turtle out to play, but
they don't run to play base ball with
a team that passes through, our village
to some other tow, and 11 thia. the
Blyth- base ball team will accommodate
them with a game any time they have
a mind to appoint. If they cell that
•the Belgrave team that passed
through here last week we don't see
where the Brussels and Gorrie limns
come in, as we noticed quite a number
among thew.—There was no paper
issued from the office of the Blyth
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eivdhuthority. Ben le:eel:is tn
arhe.
Standd last week, as the Editor and reoeLvod. The report wee in 1.6110
dueei—Blyth held their civic holiday complained that the fencen enolosing .. than:1'14'1'1Y a.
thought that they shold have a, lithe
nglieent it. Vie do liot deotte to
on h•hhrsday of last week, all placethe siaeliva between lots 15 and
of business were closed. A timelier eon a, 11 au( .;: I u ves with Oa tlielie prineee.
•were not in proper
parties comer Tile it 1.8.1jtV°Ild &Wit el:mut:rue that a
put tun; . in OCillf•gt.3, Remit:pews, made
a our sports wended their way to the _making the road too marrow.
park and enjoyed.themsotves by hav- clerk wite inetrueted to eotify the rehee..us .81,CletY LIC0013.1,1 to edtwa-
ing game of crieltet.—Wheat in this
section is turning out between .10 to iu their proper places. A petition n'n1 111`1
tied to have them 11 hes wiitten
lutivii 011 the truthe of reoetine should
35 bushels to the acre.—The lawn signed by 17 ratepayers'kiuasg eeiiletudentel.in a tune when Mon-.
social given by the M. P. B. 0. E. grant or wire fence opposite tot 27,
eon e. on motion a Messrs nibson dente., um:named, re.gett agehieb
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proved a grand saccess. The proceeds
were m the neighborhood of $80.— and -'13owere, grant of 15 cent; per rehg"'" but the qu'dt" 11hzi llin't 6'
'gla:ss and china merchants, wee in e. few quotattous to eliow that the
town We week. — The Salvatiou alinvommed tat eupprese
• Army has beau reinforced by the the Seeioty for ;my fenit 4 .f -theirs, er
addition of a new eaptain.—Mr. and .'ihat their leteithinezit freal tied cuuti.
Airs, 13. J. McGill, of Chicago, aro try wee brrught 1.1,..ui ute en eccount
visitiutt his parents here.—M f their immoral ir disloyal tt•»dpiciest
ItioNitaion and Powell shipped 4,000 but because they lied eicarred,
witL-
ti's. of wool to Toronto legit week. ut any fault 44 tiatirs, tiw enmity of
•t he ming gov ennui -Or, teuferietuately
West Wavranoste: hilliieuvtel by the " 'Wide( wheems of
tle, Kele The lettor frooe
The Council met, aceording to to. „, „ ,
uteuiew, , ‘V hint %.6i6 rti MA I s to the
eintquis ciu Oerria.tiole, will tillew
what he tlemethe et the jeeuite beton)
he ascended the Pepal Invite , ',Super-
ticial minds •Itnagnie that he are net
favorable to 0, eortaill raligions .elQty,
became e do net .lefeiel t ageinet
journment on the 10th• inst. Metebets
all present, TO award of the Tp
Eugmeer on the drein un een 12, was
presented, aud, as far es the tuanehip
is conoerned, accepted. The report
of arbitrators appointed to settle the
claim of Thos 'Miller wan pretieuted
r1 -ere are rats in your whiskers, rod for about 50 rods was granted.
Jhurny.—As nue of our sportsthat _ Edward Durnin claimed compensation
has a fascination for sailing went down for damage done 'to his crops by teams.
aren)jl') To tee demand ef Chi -
to the pier of our mscu" e "" mighty river that • driving through his property ' while i,
flows through our town and boarded road was impassible, beli, blocked by French rePrcucutatlive' Ole*
mot XIV said, "As fin. the Jeeuite,
one of the iron -clads that floats up snow. The sum of $3 was given Itir 1. can neither blame nor ilestroy au
and down the river and was enjoyiug Deanne • George Saunby and John
institute whieh uineteen of my predia
the beautiful scenery along its batiks .Sueithtlainied $2 per month from the
'conneil for giving roadway to Thos cessors have praised, especially as the
when the beat ran alongside of
institute has been cawed by the.
-another pleasure boat, and as the ' Young and Win Smith respectively.
holy Council of Trent ; aud, according,
other boat had a passenger on who Some difficulty ensued, as the council to your French MAXIK118, a General
was inolined to be mischievous andconsidered the demand - exorbitant.
Connell is above the Pepe. If it be
started to splash water on the sport Finally Messrs Saunby and Smith
on tlieeiren clad, he took up courage agreed to give roadway to the parties desired, 1. will assemble a Genera
decided Wore God la, whetha It is as..nh
wore so cositcnd with these sotcreignr,
than to sacrifice a society." -(The
and etagere.] battle ensued, the sport . named from March 1st up to Dee lst Pouncil, where all things for and
on the ihOn clad used a pail, whilel for sum of $12 each, when it is ex- again' tile Jesuits 111" bo fnirlY'
discussed, and where they themselves.
the -passenger on the pleasure boat:
pected the sideline,will be in suffiCient
shall be heard in their, own defence;
need the paddle and: the result was • repair for Messrs Young and Smith. to
(INTENDIM von Ion willut.) - Billy of the post office and Albert of ase it. The clerk was instructed. to for I owe to them, as to every religious
a stop to harvest operations fox a time.
Mrs.James Moffat, of Prince Albert, the woollen mill got a pretty goodorder, justice and protection. Marc.
'i ' levy the amouut asked by - the Mer -
1 —Who can beat it h Aitlaosk ha
drenching. over, the Wish nation, the Kings of
in his garden genuine . coto thistle N.W.T., daughter of hir.john Fowler; ,
is home on a visit to her parents.— on Diesley
—There is a ne w fascination ent school boards, Tbe clerk was
street in the shape of an instrueted to correspond with the Sardinia and Prussia, have writteu to
over live feet high covering a space ofme its their fa or. I should, there.
Professor Henryll. Wing, of Cornell elderly married lady standing out at ar • E • - •
mister of ducation regarding the
eighteen feet in circumference and • . . . ' fore, by destroying them only content
University,N.Y., is here at. our factory the gate accosting passing pedestrians. Maims of the Trustees of U S S No 17. some tarrying epwards. cia one hundred andprinces by displeasing others."'
for a month getting' &few pointeihe on Now • we -will mention no • names but Beainst West Wawanosh portion of . .
fifty blossoms or head.
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Clinton.
Rev. Rural Dean. Craig was present-
ed the other day by a few friends with
a purse of $6'6 and injunoeions to take
a innate needed holiday. Mr. Craig
has taken a trip up the lakes.—Mr.W.
Foster and family, who have resided
in town for many. yearsehave removed senr., who has been very ill for ried. Patlinieteter. Whyard reports
some people saying, "I wonder who is the
to Toronto.—Air. James Steep, who us. time, is. ote the mendt—Miss Lizzie correspondent for the Wingham that 3 S Cook had refused to do bis
cant Robertsoie daughter of Mr, John Times 1" Now, don't suspect this one
associated- with,''Apple-King" D.roadwork. The clerk was instructed
Rolaertsou, of this plane, is very sick or blame that one for it, till you. find
Viten in buying applesewas in -town on to levy. the usual. tax against the
at her brother-in-law's, Mr. C. Scott's, out who is really the correspondent.
Monday from. Larehton county, whereparty mentioned. •The following
they are making perchasee. Mr.Steep in Wingham.—The Rev. A, Y. Hart. —Mr. T. F. Johnsen is away on a accounts were paid :—Goderich Star,
lay preached • last Sabbath to the trip to the States. — The Misses
reports an excellenb erop there.—The -advertising Court of Revision, $1.156 ;
Foresters in Teeswater,. the Rev. Mr. Sparling,, of Winghem, are the. gueets
corner stone of the new Baptiat chapelWm Webb, 49 rods gravelling at 68
Linton, of Teeswater, preaching here a Miss. Edith Young, this week,—
was laid on Montag evening with ap•cents, 03.32 ; James Wilson, killing
for Ur. Hartley.—Mrs. jackson And Mr. George King, of the firiu of •
propriate ceremonies. wild cat, $4 ; Edward McRoberts,
. family have gone home to. Toronto. Ross &King, has gone on a trip to 28 rods gravel, con .8 anti 9, at 75
• Godpriole. Glasgow, last week. We wish, him a . cents, $21.; Wm Coulter, 54 yards
Col. .Aylmer D. A. G.,. paid. an
Belgrave. safe.journey.—Mr. Serad King, of -gravel, con 10, at 60 cents and 12
official visit tolGoderich on - Thursday,
ave has
and inspected the arms and- accoutre- i .
Dr. Towle,'Be
r. late ofe ,,r , .
this weele—Mr. G:Flemin`
Millbenk, is visiting his parents here
'n rods at 49. mints, $38.28 ; W 11 Wil -
decided to locate at Dublin to practice .. • _ _ _an was 1, son, cedar for pathmasters, $9.82;
ments of No. 1- Co.—Wednesday last
Mr. Wm. Bisset was stricken by per- his profession..—On Monday morning, town this week,—r. 0. Ai
_9(he_llanth M Leddy, cuivert, $5; Thos Joynt,
a .., . . week
brave, rove down to,131 1 1
Yt 1 last gravel, 07.60 ; Jas Whyard, box for
12th instanteabout 8 30, a fire eves of B I
lysie which completely affected his and.gave us quite an aecount of .
W 'discoveed. in a. maaure heap close toasieseor, 0.50 . Edward Durnin
l • At t heisin1 • the recent fire that
' ' the baok of the stable in connection happened there damage to field, $5 n Jno ATioastrong,
• • condition, and. as he is in his seventy- -- • -
with Tovell's general store. Ere it .last week.—Mrs. Cloths and. daughter, pasaant, I, would. like to say. a few.
ninth year, fears are entertained as to
could be extistingaished it got into of Clinton,, are visiting at, the resi. cutting, hill, eon 8, $1.810,31.7,P0a;trioak.„
E words about those 't heathen ,rites." •
the etatele where the coal oil was kept ':
dence of. Airs. G. .Rowed, this week,— 'Brophy,,gravel, con et, $18.70 ; a
Welsh', gravel, eon 6,
The Jesuit missionaries in China,..
his recovery.,A telegram was reeeiv. :
ed by Mr 21: W. Johnston,nforming
time previous to thie, .foumil.
and in.anipment all was io a blaze. ;Mr, W. G. Itiggina, of Clinton, was Smiele cutting. ditch,. con 5, $5.25; some him of the death of, his father, Hugh in town last week.—T. R. Smiley, among those people who became Chris,
There wee a fairly. strong north. east of Jno flickinghottom„ equalieing U 8 Si.
Johnston, formerly, of: this tewn. Acton, was visiting in,town last week, tianen a custom, of • honoring their
it wind at the time, thus bearing the fire$20 ; Itobt Medd, oolvert, con 1, $5 ;
The late Hugh; Johnston. was wei
down the street through the old hall, --•
T. E. Bruo and T. E. Ritter, of . ancestore he a mannerew.hichemade it.,
L Wettlaufer, lumber, $11.66 ;
known by all the old, settlers. of. the paid Blyth a flying visit this somewhat inconsietent,with their pro...
for. many. years to the Rost offiee, but in vain, Every- .01inton, Walter Ste earn lumber, $7 84.
Huron tract,, having
fessions of Christianity, It,waerhoevet
been a resident of, the section, toad a 'body worked to,scive the goods, furni-- .week.—Richard Ooloton• who lefb bete
- ture and the rodus of th cellar.for St. Thomas last week to fill a ' '
0ouncil adjourned •to meet on, Sitter- .
ever, a, matter of doubt,- and . woe. re,:
prommenb Sgure. in, legal politics. • P 0 0 . ,. . . - day, Sept 7th, at 1Q eeleeic.:
terred .to Rome, and 'when the. answer,
Some years since halocated in Texas, The whole store was not long.in being eituation there returned home' this •
and the. beetling week, This is tWiee Dick has been , R K Mann% Olerkie _
came . back, that the practice must • •
and, in conjunction w,ish hie sons, a plus of flame,
shingles and other cinders flying down.there and has met with, the ; .
Cease, the fathers ordered its. disoon- .
went largely into cattle ranching iu Belfast...
other same.Stlee0E18. Dick will soon be ' tinuauce. Another. quotation Stow a
. around ignited nearly every
that State.
. ... building hi the northern part of the quite a traveller.—Mr, E., Merner, of Mr.J.olio.Motlin,,who was,very. low :letter of Clement XIV
., previous to,
ListoVvele town.;51001ellaud's. store, ale a eta. !Leindone,wasin town last week.—G, :withethe fever, is again able. to, move the Brief . of suppression, says: "But.
Mr. Lillie() has rented bis new hotel, lance of alma 40..feet away, wets. be- tee. Arehereof Henfilton, was in, hewn earunud, But hie. bother Ohristian . as the end we.have in vieand h' h
w, w gs ..
which is about Suished, to Mr B.
McQuay, of Toronto, who has taken
possession. The hotel is to be"known
as "The Arlington",- and has.. been
fitted and furnished in the best style.
—Mr. R. Martin, and his daughter
Essie, who have been visiting hi the
cdd land, returned a few days ago,
looking very much ievigorated.—
Messrs Hess 13ros. furniture mane.
facturers, have been forced to make
an assignment. Tee firm bas never
recovered from the financial difficultiee
in which it became involved owing to be great, teethe post office, telegraph Shane, a former. Blythite, but now of lost it box ot cigars oil. ttuesday, the of the Jean house of. Martinique.
fire In their factory on March 21 lest, office, and one of the leading stores Montreal, was visiting friends 1
ene olio who took them .might be thaneful This. community was heavily in debt,
relatives in Blyth and vicinitee last •at getting off as ;le is well kuown. anerather Lavalletto conceived the.,
The estate on May 8 had soured are all guile. The loss is . estimated
liabilities of 0E3,000, with about to $9,000 ; ineurance, $4,500. Mrs. week: 11e took hid departure for ' - idea of reducing it by entering. iota
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Speaking of. the Brief of suppressio
bow to make tirstealaes cheese.—The , would say that tlie house is more the section. The Treasurer's . report of the society, the Protestant historian
'July Make of cheese has been' sold •fite 'appropriate.—We learn that there showed a balance on hand of $201.1.5,
Schoen says,." ID condenaos neither •
We cents per pouud an •ttear hied was is going to be a nev} tam started : Moved by Mr Stuart, seeonded by Mr
the doctrine, nor the morals, nor the
shipped on. Monday, --e, Mee T. Nixon here ebortly.—The Empire stated a Bowers, that a rate of twa mills for
discipline of, the Jesuits: The cern.
has made atrangereents with the Brus- few days ago that there was nearly county purposes, and two mills for ,
plants, of .the Courts • against the &do.,
sets mills to get Koller flour. People 50,000 Canadian girls living in the township purposes,. per dollar
be are the only "notices alleged for its sup..
on now get their. choice, roller or state of Massachusetts alone.—I hear levied on all ossessible property in
pression." (The italics are mine.)
stone flour.e-- Duncan MoNaughton, as I take short walks occasionally the tnwnship for current year.—Oar .
Nov my reverend opponent, in his,
second letterequoting from the Mon..
treal IVitness—a•questionable authority
on anything Catholio—says, " ft also
. shows that Pepe Clement XIV., in his,
Bull, did condemn the.order."
if Mr. Short will read .the Brief care,
fully he wilI.notice that the Pope only
mentions the complaints against. the,
order, as given by the kings demand-
ing the suppression.of. the order. He
does not say they were guilty, and in-,
order to carry out their objeot, the..
Witness is very ,careful to put in just
what suits it, for before the quotation -
from the Brief will be found words .
that qualify the q,eotetion, beginning
with "their universal employment in,.
some places of. heathen rites," On.
this woek,—T,, colter, of Woodetock, -,113 at present in a vOry lowestate,, hav- • we ,ardently desire to attain, is .to care,.
seiged by the are,, and for about 20
11111111tOS '11, terrible fight easurea, 111 was le, teeth this . week.—Murdocet ',lug taken.the fovenabout a week ago. for. the general. wellbeing of the,
which men stood and fought the McGregor, of DetroiteMiehe was tie '-9,titte a number passed through Church, and the peace of - the nations,
Hames and, heat with, watex and wet the Central hotel last week.—James this -village on.Tuesday on their way - and at the same time to succour and
blankets, when the heat alone was .0aseeof Toronto, was iu town last to the picnic. at Goderlote—Mx., Moo comfort, every one of; the tnernbere::
Goderich, paid. hie, old of; this society, every individual metal
baking the building. Hadthis point ,•week,—George Andersoneof Dakota, Knueie, of
lost, the village. mill and all was been .iwas among the the many guests at -friends a flying visit last tv-eelce--.On bur of; whom , we tenderly cherish in
gone,as.the wholeitein near SOnnetitiOn, : the Central last week, _. withal •seturchty. lasteAlr Levi, of this plaee, the Lead," itce This does . net react.
but men and women, boys anti ghee, .Gecklea.of Lendon, was in town this its made the happy father of a. son. like a father, condemning rebellious.
ele—Oharles Quinn, of Listowel, '—A harviet home festival will. be children Now, a few words anent',
said 'No O and fortune favored the ."4
brave, and it was saved, though the Charles. 13oddell, of Londeshoro, lield in Mr, John Agar's grove on the Jesailtf. expulsion. from . France.
goods and property were much des- and George Snail, of Lendeshoro, were Sept 8rd. Admiesion. 25 . (mute,— In was. precipitated; though the.
troyed. Tile loss to the village will 111 town this week.— Mr. Charles Me John Leugheed, , of mile p ace, thoughtlessness of; Father Lavallette.
$28,000 unsecured, and the assets Tufts, of the owner vf the his home in Montreal on Friday. The Governmeua Mhtiiitoha crop commercial speculation contrary tOo
showed a netnii.4 surplus of 07,000 or buildings burned, had no insurance, —Mises Mari' and Jenne Met3°° ars bhiletin.eetituates the wheat yield at ;the canons of the order. But the
aud her leas yfill be ova egt0f.'0. visiting their parent§ in BI,yth. Toe 14 Intobula tu the aiteen capture of. the ships during the) wane
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