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Ciorrie ehow, Jame Brown, Wm Strong. Small filly, Geo JohnSton. 1 year old filly,
111011)11U Elallt$ The fall exhibition of the Howick teme-teeet M BlinrI)Int R McGrath. Moe Straoban, Mrs Geo Moffitt. 1
agricultural sooietY was held on Saturn Cabbage, Wm Evans, W S Bean. year old gelding, D Fraser. Horse
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day last ' The weather waB rather Bed M Sherpin, 2114 Prize- colt, John Lambkin. Brood mare,
2 citrons, L Brown, Ohas Baker, 2
water melons,a Cowan. Qu t beans
Ohio) Baker, erre Bray. 6 Corn
Chas Baiter, Robt Lang,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1889. WI a b theless there Cauliflowers, R Laing, E Jeanne Time Stranban, FRUIT.
RalLWAX EXTENKON. numerous and of goocl quality. Space Squashes, John Arrnarom A.dana L Willson, 2 year ole heifer, J L Thomson, L Brown. Plate plums,
was a large number present, and the CATTLE. Plate winter pears, Mrs Alex Thom -
Water melons, Jas Brown, 2nd prize- .
will not permit special mention of any 8, 000. Wileon, Geo Nioholson. 1 year old Mrs 0 Veal. Crab a.pples, Jno Doxid-
Acoording to the following article of the exhibits, and the reader is re- judges -War Pomeroy, N'Vrceteter ; heifer, Geo Nicholson, Calf J L son. Northern spies, eanree Ireland.
f• rom the Goderich Star, the people of ferred to the prize list for particulars: Wm Wade, Fordwich.
Pones= sierturagroans, Wilson, Goo Nicholson. Herd of four Golden russet,aohn Knox. Collection
that place are anxious to have the O. . DORSES, FIEDII81, all wool, Win Strome Geu J L Wilson, 1 and 2. Yearling ha. Out door grapes, J B Vogt.
head, Geo. Nicholson, erade-Oow. canned fruit, John Bray, J Cowan.
P. R. extended from Wingham to that James Knott. Blankets Wm Str t G
Heavy Agricultural -Team,
, exhibits in all the departments were Oucurabers, M Sherpin 11 McGrath. Durham -Cow, Geo Nioliolsort, son. Plate fall pears, Mrs Alex
Bell, John Hooey. `Two year old ong, eo ter, J Wilson, Thu A. Gibson. 2 LADIEs' WORK,
Knott. Yarn, R Edgar, Wm Strong, Year old heifer, J L Wilson, John Darned net, Mrs Knutson, Mrs
town : gelding, John Anderson, E James,' LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
A notice was issued last whek re- Two year old filly, E James, Andrew
Stoekings,Geo Kotitt,11 R Howard.
questing a meeting on Friday evening Doig. One year old filly, James Bell. Socks. R Harding, Win Strong.
of the Provisional Directors appointed General Purpose - Team, °- J h
n alits,Geo Knott,M Sharon. Gloves,'
by the Town Council in connection þ, R Harding. Two year 'old Geo Knott Fancy shirt, Geo Knott.
with the -Goderich and Wingham
Railway charter. Only tbree of
these directors turned up, however,
and these were Messrs Horace Hor-
ton, E Jordon and George Acheson.
The following others, however, attend-
ed, and a good discussion of the whole
situation was had, viz, M 0 Cameron,
Dr Hohnes, ,Tames Saunders, philip
Holt, W Proudfoot, John Butler, D
lIcGillicudy, Samuel Sloane,B Mac -
Cormack, Jas Mitchell and, m Camp.
bell. Mr Horton was appointed
chairman, and James Mitchell aoted
les secretary. There. was a pretty
general agreement of opinion as to the
necessity and advisibility of immedi-
ate and vigorous action en the part of
Goderich towards securing the build-
ing of the road from here to Wingham,
and this opinion was embodied in the
following resolution, which was car-
ried unanimously :
Moved by tel 0 Cameran, seconded
by F Jordon, that this meeting is of
the opinion that it is .advisable that
immediate steps be taker' to revive
the charter of the Goderich and 0 P
Junction Railway Oo, and that our
council be earnestly requested to act
at once upon the resolution already
passed by the council, arid that they
be requested to name the following as
the Provisional Directors, viz: W R
J Holmes, M D, J T Garrow, Q 0,
Wm Lee, Francis Jordon, Horace
Horton, J li Colborne, Joseph Wil-
liams, M C Cameron,John 'Butler,
mayor, the mayor of ingharoal ernes
Jelerison, reeve of West Wawanosh,
Thos Taylor, reeve of East Wawanosh,
and 3 iseph Beck, reeve of Colborne.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
ON the 8rd inst,,the boilers in the
• ''steatnerCOrMann, .near New Orleans
exploded and foity persons were killed
' and many wounded.
MRS MoReez, wife of Dr McRae, of
St John, N B, met her death from
• eating poisoned candies, on the 3rd
inst. The candies Were received by
mail. Packages of candies wore also
received by other residents of St John,
the same day, but none were eaten by
those receiving them except Mrs Mc-
Rae. A young wan named Win arc
Donald, a clerk in a drug atore in
St aohn, has been arrested ,on •suspi-
cion. An investigation is in progress.
Turnberry.
l‘fr. James Lillieo, of lots 2 and 8,
concession 10, will offer his farm
stock and implements for sale by
auction, on Thursday, the 17th inst. 11 H Howard, Jos Mee. Spanish, E
As Mr, Lillico intends going west .in James. Cochins, Jas Perkins. Leg-
therspring, all will be sold without horns, John Keine, Chas Baker. Col-
• reserve. The terms .of sale are twelve lection fowl, E James.
months credit. Mr. G. Barton will nieenmexes.
wield the auctioneer's hammer. -Mr Iron beam plow, R Ross, 1 and 2.
McBirnie, of the Cth eopcession, had Gang plow, Gilltes & Martin, Tees -
four head of young cattle killed by •water, R Ross. Root Cutter, R Ross.
tbe train at Lelviscrossing one day Single carriage, W 1.1 Johnston.
last week. -The trustees of S 8 No 5 Judges -H Harding, Corrie ; Jas
have • engaged Mr W Hartley, of Fraser e Behnore ; Wilson, Lakelet.
Belmore,tio teach their school next GRAIN.
year, at a salary of $'350.-A prayer Fall wheat, zed, Adam Scott, John
meeting was held at Mr George Wade's Stewart. Fall wheat, Seneca, Robt
Friday evening, by members of the Laing, A Scott. Barley, 11 J Evans,
Baptist church, 'Wingliatn. E Sperling. White" oats, R Laing,
A Scott. Baans, white, Wm Strong,
Glenanxiane , Jos Mee. Flour, R Black. Indian
Mr, Reuben Stokes and Master R. eorn, it Edgar, Chas Bakor.
Ws Scott visited the fair at Walkerton DAIRY PRODUCE AND enovnirosar,
Net week. -Miss Jape Whitfield, from Fresh batter, 11 J Evans, M Sher.
Pelee island, is renewing old friends !pin. Tub batter, Geo Knott. Home -
in this districa-Mrs, 'Walker, from made bread, John Stewart, 1j H
Port Huron, is visiting at Mr. Wil- Howard.
li an Fergteson's. Aitkens, sr,, mos AND VEGETADLRS.
was Visiting her son Jatnes,at Clinton, Potatoes, Beauty of Hebron, Eobt
last week. -Miss Annie Metcalfe has Ferguson, 11 Edgar. Eaarly Rose,
returned from Clinton, much improv. Win Strong, R Bennett. Eleplient,
ed in health. -The school report for E Samos, 0 Baker, Swede turnips,
S. S. No. 8 being mislaid, will appear E Jamee, R Bennett. Any other
• in next week's issue. -Cereal crops kind turnips, W Evans, S Johyston.
are now all in, except a. few outstand. litlangolds, Chas Beker, R Ferguson
gelding, And Montgomery, Jas Roe. Log cabin quilt, Geo Knott, R J
Two year old filly, A Montgomery, A Evans. Patched quilt, Wm Dane,
Robertson. One year old filly, W sr, Win Strong. Knit quilt, Geo
Evans, R Bennett. Knott, John Keine, Coverlida Geo
Roadster -Two year old filly, W H Knott. Orotchet,in wool, Geo Gregg,
Johnston. One year old gelding, J4H M Sharpin. Crotchet., in cotton,
Johnston. One year old filly, Ai Dane, Wm Dane, sr,M Shemin. Embroi-
1 and 2. dery, in raon, F. Graham, Geo
Brood mare, agricultural, Jas Bell, Gregg. Embroidery, in silk, W S
John Anderson. Foal, agricultural, Beau, M Sharpin. Point !age, W 8
John Anderson, E Sperling. Brood Bean. Berlin wool work, raised,
mare, general purpose,A Montgomery, jolip Keine. Berlin wool work, flat,
Robt Edgar. Foal, general purpose, W S Bean, Geo Knott. Berlin wool
J W Hunter, John McLeod. Brood &semi .R MoGrath, M &Lupin.
mare, roadster, Robt Edgar, E Spar- Wax flowers, Wm Dane, jr. Moss
ling. Foal, roadster, Alex Robertson, work, John Keine. Hair work, Wm
George Gregg. Carriage team, Wm Dane, sr. Feather work, Wm Dane,
Dane, sr, Robt Edgar. Buggy horse, sr. Straw work. John. Kame. Sofa
W H Day, Crochet Willits. pillow, crazy work, M Sharpin, R II,
Judges -John Nelson, Palmerston; Howard. Mccraim; bracket work,
George Lobsinger, Mildmay ; George Jas MoKaughlin, M Unpin, Fancy
Knott, Tuckersmith. knitting, in cotton, Geo Knott, .11 H
CATTLE. Howard. Fancy knitting, wool, Geo
Durhams-litill under two years, J Knott. Braiding, Geo 'Knott, 11 .H.
W Hunter, Francis Graham. Cow, 8 Howard. - Rag carpet, John. Keine.
Johnston, 1 and 2. Two year old Feather flowers, Geo Knott, H 11
heifer, John L Wilson. Yearling Howard. Fancy banging basket,
heifer, F Graham, S Johnston. Ball Wm Strong. Shell worlaGeo Knott,
calf, John L Wilson, Robert Harding. John Keine. Cardboard work, M
Heifer ealf, Wm Evans, S Johnston. Sharpin. Cardboard, mottoes, H 11
Durham Grades - Cow, John L Howard, Geo Knott. Tisane work,
Wilson,1 and 2. Two year old heifer, E Sperling. John. Keine.
J L ilson, S Johnston. Yearling FINE ARTS.
heifer, J L 1,Vilson, F Graham. Beeve,
Oil painting, Win Dane, sr, Miss
Robt Edgar, 1 and 2. Herd, John L James. Painting on silks, 11 LI
Wilson. Milch cow, any breed, Jae Howard,W 8 bean.• Pencil drawing,
Perkius, John Keine. Heifer Data S D Sanderson, Miss James. Crayon,
Johnston, j L Wilson. • Miss James. Penmanship, Adam
.Holsteins -Bull, any age, .Edward Scott,Jas Perkins. Collection photo -
James. grahs, 13 T Fennell. Painting on
SHUDP. pottery, Wm Dane, jr, John Kaine.
Leicesters-Aged rata, 'Robt Laing• Painting on Wood; Tei H Howard.
Ewe lambs., John H Johneton, 1 and Colleotion of paintings; H H Howard.
2. Shearling ram, John HaJohnston. RecommendectaeGelleotion of stuffed
Ram lamb, John Stewart, J 11 ffehns- birdsijohn-earerpell. •Arasene work,
ton. Aged ewes, -John H Johnston. W -8, Bean, ,'Olienell work, Wm
Shearling ewes, ar Obn .Stewart, Oalhn Dane, ' jr. Ptsfili Work quilt, M
H Johnston. PenaJohnli Johnston. Sharpin.
Ram, any age, 'flJohnston. Ewe, Intages-Mts ðane; Wroxeter,
any age, J H. Johnston. Miss Ooles, Gorrie, J,Brethauer.
Soathdowns -.- Aged lam, John , • -• • -
Keine. Aged ewesegohn Hooey. Ewe Wroxeter Show..
lambs, John Ileoey. • The Wroxeter Horticultural Society
•z -SWINE. • ' held their annual exhibition on Tues,
Berkshire -.-Brood sow, R 3 Evans, day and Weduesday, the 1st and 2nd
Robert Ferguson. ;Spring pigs, John lusts. The weather clerk was pro-
Stewarad and 2. . pitious and, in the midst • of brokeu
Suffolks-Aged boar, L Oamfbell. weather, gave two very fine days.
wSpring pigs., Wm Dane, sr. Tho attendance was good and the
sCheeter Whites -Boar pig, Robert exhibit was better than the average
Harding. Spring pigs, 11 Harding. heretofore. Of course the fruit
Judges -Richard Andrew, Palmers- department was short, althciugh there
ton ; John Knox, Wroxeter; Morris were some very. fine specimens of
Voila*, Mildmay. apples and plume. The Ladies'
pounarty.
department was well filled and the
,
Geese, Chas Baker, 1 and 2. Tur- competition was keen. The roots and
• keys, S Greer, E Sperling. Ducks, vegetables were plentiful and of a first
Chas Baker, E Sperling. Light Brah- class quality. The samples of grain
mas, Adam Scott. Plymouth Rocks, were not as good as some other years.
the stook in, all departments were
superior and gavo evidence that the
farmers are coming to the conclusion
that the Y have been feeding inferior
stook long enough and are finding
that in stook as in all things else the
best stook pay beat. There is no
use in trying to go over everything
exhibited, but we Would say that
there was an exhibit of furniture by
Smith & Malcolm, of Brusssola and
Wroxeter, which was superior to any.
thing we are accutomed to see at
exhibitions. The following is the
prize list
rumens;
Heavy dreught-Span working
borscs,Jas Bell, John Hooey. Brood
mare. Jas Bell, Matt Sanderson.
2 year old gelding, John MoLeod,
Sanst Snell. 2 year old filly, D
Saaideieon. 1 year old filly, Peter
kfcE wen, Jas Bela 1 year old geld.
ing, D Sanderson, P MeEwen. Horse
colt, W 3 Johns'
ton 3 8 McTavish.
Mare colt, John Litinlekin. General
purpose brood mare, A eklontgomery,
W J. Johnston. Span horses, L
Lovell, Ttionnie ,Tenkins. 2 year old
gelding, A Moutgoraery, Ed James.
2 year old filly, A Montgomery, W
Ilegleson. 1 year old filly, Jni.,
ing patches of oats, Barns are svell Carrots, John Armairong, R Harhug, Galaglier, 3 8 MeTtivieh, 1 year old
gJ of Brandon, Manitoba, formerly Aiwa
filled and grain has been got in in Pottle% onions, 0 Baker, It Edgar. geldiug, D Sanderson, Horse colt, Do z lare Tomatoes, Mrs 0 Veal, Lizzie Hanna, is visiting at the home
14 txxl condition, The harvest upon Seed oniona, E Sperling, R Edgar. A Montgomery, Alex Teompeon. Cowan. Doe. small tomatoes, Mrs 0 as aaa a Fannon ,
eye •tat
the whole has been a good one, and se Top onions. E Jetties, 2nd prize. Mare 00E, John McLeod, Geo Janne. Veabano Knutsou. 3 heads cabbage, . v`
Ie great cause for thankfulness to i Pnritnips, Wm 'Strong. R Harding. tdil• Buggy horae,14 Lovell, 0 Willits„ Ed aantes, Jun Erethaner. 3 heads rea
arse man who ran the lawn mower
Him sviro ruleth the heavens, and rutopkiii, Chas Baker, George Gregg.. Read and carriege-Span horses, Mrs daulhlowers, Eobt Lang,
Geo MAMA 2 yeer old gelding, Rola 2 squashes, sto Ed 31112„ es. all stinumer is now exercising bis
may gratefutlY 'my: "Thou orortnedet Citrons, 0 Baker, E Jarman Blood DIV, Chu Baiter, muscle un the vooentnie and unreliable
pi year with Thy gOOduese," beets, 0 Baker, It Beane. Tom rens, , Miler, Jetta Gelleher, 2 year olu I piunkins, J Cowan, Wtil Doughte. , tee" oyes ,
Knox. 2 year old steer, John Knox,
Thos A Gibson. Fat cow, heiferor
steer, Jho Hamilton, John Knox.
mane,
Liecestere-Ram 2 shears or over
Robt Laing, Geo Hislop. Shearling
Ram, John, Johnston, D Fisher, Pair
Shearling ewes, John Johnston, D
Fisher. Pair ewe lambs,John Johns-
ton'D Father. Ram lamb, D Fisher
John Johuston. Pair ewes 2 shears
or over, John Johnston, D Fisher.
Pen 4 ewes and ram, John Johnston.
Downs and tbeir grades -Ram 2
shears or over, Robt Douglas. Shear -
ling ram, John Knox. Pairewes2
shears or over, John Knox 1 and 2.
Pair Shearling ewes,. Julio Knox, 1.
and 2. Pair ewo lambs, Robt Doug-
las, John Knox. Pen 4 ewes and
ram, John Knox.
PIGS.
Berkshire --Boar ago considered,jno
Gillespie. Spring pig, John Gillespie
1 and 2. Brood sow, R J Evans,
Thee A Gibson. Suffolk -Boar age
considered, Robt Douglas. Spring
pig, Robt Douglas 1 and. 2. Chester
-Spring pig. John Gillespie. Brod
sow, Jan Otitlespie.
• DAIRY PRODUCE,
.6 lbs fresh butter, for table use,
Ed James, Robt Laing. •
ROOTS,
Gallon seed onions, John Brethau.
er, Mrs Veal. Gallen potato onions,
Geo Johnston, John. Knox. • Chalon
Dutch set onions, John Brethaner,
Geo Johnston. Bushel rase -potatoes
L Lovell, Goo Hislop. White ele-
Mint, L Lovell, John Kndx. Beauty
of Hebron, j Brethauer, Jas Bell.
Any other variety, Clans Baker.
Sweede turnips, Robt Laing, M San-
derson. Turnips any other kind,- L
Lovell, John,. Knox. Blood beets,
Chas Baker,Geo Johnston. Mangold
Ed James, Chas Bakor. Field car-
rots, Pt
resser -John. Knox, ,Garden
eerrots, Geo, 13retbauer.. Parsnips, L
Lov.elL, John Bray.' Celery, Mrs
Veal, 3 Cowan. Largest and hest
variety of roots, L Lovell.
• GRAIN.
Fall wheat any kind, Robt Laing,
W Eagleson. Michigan amber, Jno
Gillespie. Seneca wheat, Ed James,
L Lovell: Barley, 11 J Evans, John
Gillespie. White oats, W Eagleson,
Robt Douglas. Large peas,L Brown.
Small peas, Ed James.. Barrel flour,
A L Gibson.
IMPLEMFNTS AND MANUFACTURES.
Lumker waggon, Jno Davidson,
Thos Hemphill. Jno Davidson 1 and
2. Gang plow, D Sanderson, Jno
Davidson, Iron harrows, Jno David-
son. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Home made blankets, Geb Johnson,
L Brown. 7 yards flaiinel, Geo John-
son. Calf boots, (pegged) W C Hazle.
wood. Gait boots, (sewed) W
Hazlewood. Coarse boots, • W
Hazlewood. Home made bread, L
Brown, Jno Bray. Honey, strained,
B Vogt, Jno Brethauer.
FLOWERS.
Collection basket plants, John
Knutson,Jno Bray. • Collection foilage
plants, Wrie Lawrie. Collection flow-
ering plants, Jno Way. Collection
cut flowers, Jno Prethauer. Collec-
tion dried flowerreisia b 0 Veal. Flow-
ering geranium, \Vm Lowrie. Table
boquet, Wm M Robinson. Flowering
Dahlia, Mrs 0 Veal. Collection
ornamental grasses, Mrs 0 Veal.
POULTSY.
Pair tinkeys; Mrs Geo Moffat, Ed
James, Pair white geese, Urs Geo
Moffat, 1 and 2. Pair gray geese,
Ohas 13akeal and2. Pair white ducks,
an° Davidson, Chas Baker. Pair
grey ducks, Ed JEWS, ano McLeod,
Pair Blaek Spanish, Ed James. Pair
Plymouth Rocks, .nobs Bernard.
Pair Whi• e Legrorns,Mrs Geo Moffat,
Ohas 'lake; Pair Light Wahines,
I Cowan, John Bray. Guinea. fowls,
J01111 1.310y4tPair Peafowls Juo
'MBray,
Mrs (co offat. Collection • of
eigeousano Sanderson, Robt Beruard.
Pair canadisin bred. Canoriee, JD°
Bray, a Bone.
GARDEN VIIGETADLEEt.
i$.1 Robinson. Tatting, Mrs W
Robison, Mrs 0 Veal. Crochet work,
Mrs Geo Moffat, We pio Knox.
Embroidery in silk, Mrs W M Robin-
son, Mr W Wilson, Embroidery in
muslin, Mra 0 Veal, Embroidery in
worsted, Mrs Thos A Gibson. Bead
work, Mrs Thos B Sanders. Fancy
knitting, in wool,Mrs 0 Veal. Fancy
knitting, in cotton, Mrs Geo Moffat.
Fancy flannel shirt, Mrs Geo Moffat,
Feather flowers, Mrs Alex Thomson.
Hair flowers, Mrs J B Vogt. Berlin
wool, raised, Mrs Thos Gibson; Mrs
• Brethauer. Berlin wool, flat,
Mrs aohn Knutson, Mrs Robert Mil-
ler, Oretone work, Mrs W M Robin-
son, Fancy sofa pillow, Mrs D Fraz-
er, Mrs R j Evans. Patch work sofa
pillow, Miss Whitworth, Mrs W Wil-
son. Braiding, Miss L Cowan Mrs
ano Bray. Pencil drawing, dies 0 -
Lawrie, Miss James. Oil painting,
Miss 0 Lawrie, Miss James. Water
color painting, Miss Whitworth, nand
2. Wool stockings, Mrs 0 Veal, Mrs
T. Brown. Cotton stocking, Mrs 0
Veal, Miss Lawrie, Wool gloves,
Mrs Geo Moffat, 1 and 2. Wool
socks, Mrs 0 Veal, Miss 0 Lawrie.
Log cabin quilt, Mrs Ed James, Mrs
'Geo Moffat. Knitted gitilt, Miss L
Cowan, Mrs 0 Veal. Crochet' quilt,
Mrs Thos Gibson, Mrs 0 Veal,
Knotted quilt, Mrs J B Vogt, Mrs 0
Veal. Rag mat, Mrs j Brethauer;
Mrs 0 Veal, Specimen of lace, Mrs
0 Veal. Shell work; Miss M San-
ders. Cone work Mrs John Brethau-
er, Mrs W M Robinson. Spatter
work, Miss 0 Lowrie, 1 and 2. Seed
wreath, M .7 Brethauer. Table drape,
Mrs W Wilson, Mrs W M Robiuson,
Amen° embroidery:Mrs W'M Robin-
son, Mrs D Frazerr. Outline embroil.,
dery, Mrs Robt Miller, Mra W M
Robinson. Painting, on silk or vel.
vet, Mrs Thos • Gibson, Mra W
Robinson. Patch quilt, 'Mrs W
• Mrs Geo Nicholson. . •
Clinton.
The Mechabics' Institute have about,
completed arrangements tor a course
of five entertainments comprising
three lectures, a programme of reci-
tals and a local concert. The lecturers
Gov Will Oamback of Ihdiaua, Chas
H Hodges of the New 'York bar, and
our townsman 'A II klanning. JYr
Stoneman, formerly of the stage, now
a commercial traveller, is expected to
give an evening of recitals and the
very best local talent is to be secured
for the local concert. The first of the
course will be the lecture of. the lion
ex -Lieut Gov Will Oumbaok, who will
lecture on the .31.st inst, his _subject
being Invisible Some People in which
a ',timorous and vigorous assault
is made upon gossip and slander.
The death is announced of Robert
Todd,formerly of the Woodstock Stait-
dard, and brother of A M Todd, of the
Clinton News -Record, after an illness
more or leas severe for a year. De-
ceased was a bright, promising young
man, aged 22 years and had only been
married a little over a year. His
wife and child survive billa
Margook.
The teaarreeting held in the Brick
church, last week, proved to be a de-
cided sucoess in spite of the inclose
ency of the weather. The music furs
nished by the Wingham Methodist
choir was highly appreciated by all.
Our friends, the Methodists, are to be
congratulated on their success in have
ing their church repaired with such
neatness and dispatch. They have
now a comfortable building for some
time to conie.-The Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper will be dispensed in
Galvin church, on Sunday, the 18th.
-A number of the young men from
this vicinity left last week for the
Michigan intaber woods. John Jnotio-
son, Joe Ruddy, Joe Ohatnney, and
Peter Robertson were wog the
nunthen-Mr. Jas, Stein lost a valu.
able mare lust week from inflarnma-
tion.-Mn 0. Hanna, of the 10th
line, has sold his farm, Mr. McBurny
being the purchaser -Mrs. Maxwell,