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, .0 The new ethodist ohurele it this Mr. John One1111 V'
Wadleteter. ela ‘, '
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"a farmers ere lowly getting- their roots actitm for setwetd" "Ies` at 6"mer•'. place well be tiediosted to the w.otaisip ie teking a NW
healed dd ome ploughing lob, this weekthe
plaintiff in : vehitili of God on Thureday, October tilst, hie thiughtey i
•'" '" ' " ' -ama."."`"eliwaeeea-a- A*tfell. done, ..
Kt 001teleflPt 05, 1,889. and acerae making preparation for the lure livein thts tewnshiP• It reenh- when the nsuel Sermon veil' be liehes twen t tiro
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winerinfor for the preached by the Rev 3 E Howell, Mary A. 1104$ Toro
tg of etooa-It ie rietjeame ed in *erdiot 1000
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thee farmers are becoming mere care, pleintiffe Mr 3 Wile nem,' barrister, al A, President of the Guelph Oall- Mr. Samuel Scott hati nrchasea the•
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40:4120RIAL IaraTtt S. lioltoefe terenceilett 0 $0 p ma after which 4.1e, dist prate Poland Obioa boar at Tor.
ro a their stock,. both in housing toad of Toronto, teen of Mr rhos
Tax Atth of October was; observed feeding, and no doubt they ere finding aseisted by the Rev John S6ott, M A, onto."14,re same, animalealeo took 'the,
of Wingbaue, had cherge of the case
lot ArborDay in the Province of Q. out thatit pay a beet in the end -One for the plaintiff,-Mestirs H and I' Ece •
left ore Tueeday for Bad Axe, ministers,
cltairroan of the district, and other sweepstakes for the best of any 0140,
will dediente the churr•le -Turnberry Council met bre on.
a oar liowick farmers (Mr. D Fisher)
Tito same evening, a tea meellog will Monday lab Mr 3)Lewe end wife
bas bought the shearliug Leiceater Mich. on a prospecting tour, - Mr
D 0 Mettle, Wolter near Blake1 beegiven in the haaement of the church, paid Seaforth n flying visit on Mon.
Iv ht *Wawa that the Dominion
Parliament will met for the dispatch
of Waimea the last week in Janeary.
TAXEUTRNANT.CFOVERZIOR ARMS, of
Quebec, has issuid a proclamation call -
upon the inhabitants of the Pro -
vino& to observe Thursday, the
7th of' 11Tovember next, as a day of
Thanksgiving to divine providence for
lin• abundant harvest and other bene-
fits.
M. WM. Weld, the energetic
proprietor and manager of the Farmer's
Advocate, of London, has deoided to
publish a northwest edition. of that
popular agricultural jOurnal, which
will be under the. direction. of Mr. W.
JaBartlettor Lambeth, for some time
attaelied to the editors' staff here,
es ordered
Thos. Nash, printing notice of Voters' Slated of music on the mouth organ P g I
i and concert on the • 5th Sced to eujoy themselves. Addressee
Mr. latextleto will leave this. week for en I -, •
Winnipeg to take charge List (loud, $1.25; Alexar. Gowdy. by Mr A Hingstoneaviolio. by Messrs meet•ng
November - Itlessrs. Hamilton 'az were delivered by severol reverend
Tun 24th animal conventioa of flit) work on sidewalks,.$3 75; Wo2loot: on
and Anderson .. instrumental
organ by Misses Stewart and
' ,Tovell, being about to remove from gentlemen, but the feature of the en-
, Keohnie, work on sidewalks ea •Belgrave, are offerieg great bargaina terainment was the rendition of
SunOay School Association of Ontario and. spike; A.nderson; readings. and. recita.tiona .. several. selections by the Wingham
was held in, Toronto this week. Over for sidewalks, $4.50; T. de 3. Gibson, by J. Fells, J. Solaretainnie Anderson ;in general store goods. In fact, teey
say they will sell regardless of cost, elethodist
W. L. Henry, oil -for hall,
Church Orchestra. This.
800 delegates from outside. the oity cedar plank, $12.00; Semi' Willi., R Soar, Lizzie Edwards, J Nicol and :which means that goods will he sold organization has a high reputation,
were in attendance. Mr, ea K. Mac- grading, $25.00; Wm. Willis, gravell- M Harrison ;.songs by 3 Taylor, Clara
L. .0 Baku& Emma Fethere ,whethet it pays thein or not. On the
worthy of it. -Rev I B. Wellwin is in
and the verdict here is tbat they are
ing,$89.96; A. Paulin, gradiug,$52.40. •-•.(1Vit"'-'17`74 801 of November, they will have an
Donald, of Totonto, was elected preaa On motion by John Davidson, second- fgi,"t Mary Carlton , and others and auction sale of dittels, and the bal. 4ttellghtnue at the "Dud Sabbath.
dent. A very large meeting was held ed by James Paulin, the council, ad_. dialogues by. several deffereng. charm
ance of the store goods will be sold School, teaehers' convention, which
on Tuesday evening, when addresses journed to meet. on the third Toesday ••
'tors Bie Stewart, of Brussels,occupied
by auction on that and the following is in. session in Toronto this week.
where given by Rev. Dr. Potts, and in November, or at the call. of. the aho chair, and the best of order pre -
j 1 A Aloe they will offer fer sale a frame Mrs. Wm. Baroev, of Kincardine,
'Mrs An erson, wi e o is visiting her oldion , at, r. e, er
dwelling houee at Belgrave.
Laughlin, Sherwood ; Mr.D. McLean, Orange: Hine derson, of the 6th concession, The Reid's.-Itlessree•Kiusinan. and Orow.
Toronto, and Mr. Wm. Johnsim, of Mr. F. 33 Hamiltonis re-engaged in deceased bad .been enjoying her usual
S. S. No. 4,.Howick, at an advance
Belleville.
ram that tooksecondp tz .
hie home on the ith last tea to be served from 5 to 7 o'clook. day. -J ndr Toms held court hero On
Buffalo and Detroit, thts season. He at Starlie7 township, spent a cluple
a very tate- animal, and is from the of days at , Addressee wet be delivered by Revs Wednesday foi the revision of the
week. - The Westfield congress J. E Rowell, al A, John Scott, M A, Provincial voters' list for the Town.
flock of Mr, Kelly, of Shakespeare
tion intend holding a grana tea nieet. A MoLean, and Dr Mactionafd, M P, ship of Turnherry -Mr Wm. Smith
said to be the best flock in the westeru, Oct 8lt.- Ana others. Mesie will be furnished is hawing his residence brightened up
part of Outario, if not the beat. in the ill on TheaidaY evening
wood merchant, of by the celebrated Wiughatu Method- by a new coat of paint -Quite a few
Province -14r Fisher has good. eheep Mr W ilearnon
and he is determined still to improve London bought a large quantity of ist Church Choir and Orcheetra. All went to °oder' , this week on the
them, we hope he will be welt veld wood in this vicinity this week- are cordially invited. On tho Sun- Hooper trial, Mr. James Elliot,
for his push and energy-Onr grain Mr B. Densmore had a large 'number day following,. service will be conduct one of our moii lenterprizing farmerte
worried bar dogs a, few nights ed at 10.30, bv Rev John Scott, lti A, la going into the sheep business ex -
buyers are on the market, but there 43f sheeP
injured by a fell from a straw scaffold Gee, by Bev T tensively, and is buying up all the
is not a great deal of grain corning in einee-leir P McDonald was severely of wingeane, met at 7.30,
yet Farmers are too busy taking ad -Weeding ewes he can ger,-Mr. John
one day last week. -A successful ihertioa left for Manitoba last week,
vantage of the fine weather. •
nottlz7011.1;,07:kiaci grmttriagareztttee; lite. teivrai,ei5 to remain with his daughter. -Annie
The council wet on the evenine of entertainment wee held in the school Belgrave.
Tuesday, the 15th October. Memibera house of No 18, Friday night, by the versary sermons were preached in the-
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teacher of that section,Miss J Ritchie. settle the me, on or before the nth 01 November, Methodist Monate Olt SO1IdaYs the"
presen ess
Paulin and•Davidson, The R.eeve in Though the Owe was not as well veal"
' f 1 t tilled as on some former occasions -Om.-
.
e arr,
ing were read and confirmed, The there was a good average attendance • in attendance at each servioe, to hear
following accounts were handed in,anil and notwithstanding the fact that gr, u. Edwards left for Miehigan
olamotion by Jolie Davidson, second_ severe' who were to take pare did not
The Orangemen are putting' au ade anneal tea meeting was held. neva
on a prospecting tour last Monday- the tibia and eloquent discourses. On•
the Teerelay evening followitig, the
ed .Jae. Paulin, were puma and de. Pot in an appearance a very good
to their hall and otherwise im.
forh • . programme was rendered, which con. tliti°e.
u it d ' d tea was an ininameee crowd, and all- seem -
close up our business here on that date,
V have all accounts settled by that moo, or lath inat., by Rev John Scott, ef
Wingleme There were large numbers
en be placed to other hands tor oollertion.
Make note of the date. The
Rev.. Dr. fitaff&d, Toronto; Rev. Wm Reeve. ivailedeoeit is our duty this week to daYs
death ef .obattels will lie sold on a year's time. Langside.
J. Comet,. Clerk. ohronicle•the very sudden
Reynolds, Peoria, ; Rev A Mo.
of seventy-six dollars. This speaks
MONTREAL Witness; The idea of volumes for Mr, Hamilton, as in spite
fostering a direct trade with foreign Of all difficultiesehe• has succeeded in
discriminating maintaing his integrity end popularity
countries by placing
against the vicious attack of those who
duties against indirect importations and washed to replace him byservile
flatterers. -The farmers of this part
in favor of direct importations from '
the producing country is one which .have never been favored with a better
would only have occurred toe pate,rnal crop of potatoes, Mr, Saunders
raised one hundred busbels from
Government which knovra everybody's
business alia ihteresta better Muni they ay.:rein two.
tveo seerths of an. acre and Mr.
hundred' bushels from
do themselves; and wleich[ thinks that e ghthe ef an acre. -The line
it is within the province of a govern- fence dispute between •Messre. Jaques
-and Wiggins has been decided by the
ment to restrict the commercial free-
- . fence viewers in favor of Wiggins. -
ston are digging a number of twilit.;health,
health, and en T.uesday evening, after
,t. very succeseiel tea meeting was left now meliongtes offiee will be.
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and cisterns in this • yieinity, Ordere..
house, bet etas not. missefor some a
having had tea, she went .outside the
held on Tuesday evening, Oct, 7the at promptly attended to.--alessrs. Wale..
Ebenezer Chnech. The tea was tw •
se -- law and McKenzie held a rliee$111g on
time, when. rtearch was made, and she
edin the School House, after 'whieli. Wednesday evenina, 16th hen , fax
was found lying on the .steps insen
a very interesting prOgrammewa$ Ro-
tate, hiving been atricken do en with
st eurnegd the purpose : of or:anizieg a night
paralysis, . She' was taken in the :fliele!t;iitt8:11inoir barltioPtilfirenrde• su11°°1' but the audience choosuee
house and ateedical aid se -cured, but rGend(f)
the Sabbath School. Miss
rather to continue in ignorance tbail
she neveiearecovered consoioasness,
of Belgrave, and Miss was deneed best to let the wheel run.in
to bear the burden of knowledge, it
and patised.P,satiefully away on Wed- ...°.: Godfrey,
e ars favored the -aodience with
inneshdeary5aarfroona ' Tbe deceased was 6 II
ed fairly, veryfew rott
u on Y
e . es .yrere
the old rue -The potatoes bare iaa-
excellent recitations The principal
in East Wawatiosh and Turnberry.
pareend was well known
speakers of the evening were Rev found. ' • •
MestreTtilige, or Blyth and Wallwin,
Her deatii*I1 be regretted by ell
of• J31nevaie, both denting chiefly with es e, •
(INTENDED POR, LAST VIDIRIO
who knew. - her. * Anderson and
•ier. otronginau, of Lucknow,
family 'have the sympathy of the
athe ainuctaaeiceu
de a La fb 1 theoimportance yoiItii ofpi, riodtakingof . .. t . , . . ,., . ,
missionary sermon in the
PereanclotaedistateMilitir:n, On Sunday even'.
dom of the people and subsi me wee. .
The young people of Orange Hill are tune. - '
whole community, in their bereave-
ing.-Mr. Duncan Ross is indisposed
life, for future success and usefulneas.
On the following evening a very Emily,
tai classes at the expense of others. • 1 • 1 • for t* • t• ,
anxious y wis ung the orgitniza ion .
engaged for $120. -Mr. James Oroyt-
winter nights may be profitably spent. _ P
W'e are leased to be, able to state After havingthe physical man satisfied
! eta
'University, rendered, vacant by the ' ' - • • chair, we had interesting
• Jersey, visited his friendrlast week, eon, who a few weeks ago suddenly
-Edwin Warren of Newark,New that Miss Lizzie Johnson, of the 10th and e,liact inglYtaaWn mst° pro co:::::::1°Paeln:tanngZtOht:t7 ft:Late:nu;
ethics or morals. in. the Provincial
No. 9, end which now presents a very
death of Professor Toung, ba i been
filled by the appointment of Mr. J. G. ance is doing well. -Nearly ale the gradually recovering it.-gllisses Mag -
Ned leeks well and from. tell mem- 'pat the sight -of one of her eyes, is
Ret1B-lei
v e rtTheahie. ot fel; ;Lit hrp r osych:onewud gs , - peel); et . , cosy
Se No. 9 was held
tug concert. The school room WU
Y ' MI" exquisitelyti / a • 6
ecora e wit evergreens,
Humeoefaverite pupil of Professor
the Teachers" Con e ti n • •
school teachers of Howick attended gie and Katie Baxter left last week
a . mottoes and. various. other artig
Seaforth, where the Will carry Macrey at
tindlater is now in attend.
, v n o , which was for i 9
Y'oung.• and. Professor Jamea Mark
held at Brunets. . thetilintene Model School. . Ma.
which. added. to itsgeneral appearance.
Baldtrib, Ph. D., forinerly of Prince- • ... ' . • on the dressmaking. -Mr Alex Kelly
Miss Robertson, Miss. Clara Jew- p 1
and wife spent Siindayewlth friends in a- cep e came from far and near to see •
itt and R.• L. Stewart attended
ton.IIttiversity, and now professor of
A umber oi , young folio) from
151.Vt'be , Wellesley townelhipee-Mes Jelin Wil- near the performanceshand pleas-
inental. philosophy in. Lake Forest : son of die gravel •roada has been the Teachers' Convention at Brussels,and
-A meeting fax the re.organieation of ,I3 tongs. &larger part of the
e- the residence ot Mr J M ,Ross suffering for some • time with Rome
around town and vicinity gathered at musicat talent was froin• Luoknow and
Uni ity,, Chicago, These gent! 'and t te -th.. ri of her ankl e and the Literary Septet Willi held' on
rou e o e e
Tan chair of. logia, metaphysics and of a Literary Society, so that the long •.Turnberrve able free 'and easy social was held. at Pres .
mat. Mr. M. McKenzie is re -
we are sorreeto say there are still no
s t gait asyc.heovoribitoigus,e.l. 41.itt.ineatra.,
stlicielorcrnaInt remnantwas
assubryprtishingpuPthiles
men. will the .chaii. jointly, but th tripping
enjoyed: emse Yes thelight otfaiethnet
elex:G2;
Mr. Mime, having during the past .fantastic "till the weesmall hears of signs of revery.-LastWednesday
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acted. as Seer° ary. The Low. foevescwf .the meet disttnguished person -
in ethics: at Harvard:University., will enjoyed the•sweets of eingte blessed-
.-0ourt was held here on Monday, t fo
e no took part in the entertain- •
„consequently a taiga crowd in town ness beet, •
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" with. the spirit of,. his Wee h -iia • I t II W d
e in 11 US , en e manner o , wen o er o e P I n ,
thatlittle Lucknow ca,n produce. A
occupied the chair and Chas. Camp -
year carried off a valuable scholarship the morning," on Weanesdayevening. 'Mr Jame Thompson vette has long
be permitted4 to complete his studies ming dissatisfied with hie ing officers were, appointedr President,
in accordance
ivas the le:Ault-A grtiud assembly Hie t v t th 4th - It. L. Stewaat ; vice reede Marymime are as follows :--1Vlisses Berry,.
Smith, Peart, Watson Graham and.
Winifred Warwick: The 1.,ely au essra. afer,risott, Kerr
application, whereinhe said that it Tuesday evening or thief week.-Theand Geddes.• The violin and organ,
would be nob ' only advantageous to remen turned out last week and filled e
the person. Ofilitisti aNiohol, a very treasnrer, .
stimable young lady of that vicinity. managing committeefare abeut i• secure
were made Co fill -the evening air with
one of the tanks on Queen -etteet..- wride,yeeighn a gays, company of in. -.mg an.atrotennr 7.. the
se.s.son'h Tile; the_lointostthetbransipooerstiwn
of the univereity, if he wore allowed . • week . -Large t* ' f " 4' ' ) ' I .
himself,. hut eascefor the best intereste Master Sam Rowed es on the sick 'me vited (reeds from Hulletv the 41,h, tneetings iet r li. held eveity Tuesday. . * ' ' ' "
efuvienoifieg.e-On edyaemnisnefs.a.ofoutsbeee. ut
„„ violint transporting.
eant roati up; niessep
oel 1:
to continue his studies,
. are coining into the market'dailye-
this wee t,- arge quan ities o gram -
„ eatable& at his residence and spent
and the immediate neig ibor mod as- yet .61 . P 1 '
lvDhrirhawgaasvedaiffisee.Nejott.toton,
_......_.. . 'Afrej 'Davis,; the tOwtt couiltablO, .t} ' 11" lie with Tit 'Or Via &rig a d 2I tl vicinity assentbled at lute
,. le igum ,. n 1 n151,% deguish frern ;the pipet?. A delightful
,At a Meeting of the Senate a the -, was ih Petrolia last week on Imsinese. kindred imasenients 1111 the signs of Freaky Perdties and a very alijOyakie pert Of the programme was- spenteine
tieiversity, the other night, .
lees ..-We lean that' Billy. had a raffle. for approaching day warned! them, as it evening was spent.
• Indian club ewinginge. performed. by
Davis. of North York, received the ahersit ofiSaturdayulght. However, did the fairies -of oldenetime thee thew- Misses 13erry, and Graham. All went
degree of Bachelor of Medicine', the we will"not mention what the brine must away totheir owo babitittiodse • . Glen anneal,.
Mi; Cornyin teacherin S., S. No. 8, home pleased with the. eveningai pre-
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Ant ever cdnferred her the University wag worth. 10 cents a throw when wishing ' the happy'.eouple .a '. ceedings. The reiiiipts of the conceree
they was talien down eiclesin Thursday last,
on te woman, though of B. A.'s mare was 'the fee. -.-The Diamond hleaicine prosperous. voyagothrouali life, some $16, will be deyoted to purchage
with iesevere e.olcie which necessitated
than a score 'hate been rent out. OomPealSO wit° have Leen givina: etme 'took their departure, The Times also a library for 61:6436'10th of the school..
him to close the school. • We are glad
berts daring the past week4 took the •extends its ccitgratulations -Mr Win
Rev, William Stephenson, D. 3)..4 a • ' M d forOr t . I 41 * '
to earret at the tether, e est now open
Goodericti una. family.• leaves to day
mormug tram on on ay irt on. .
rycon. and took unto himseif a wife in Ithister ; secretary, Chas. Catu,pbell ; wha d m
'elenore..
framer minister of the Methodist • -alley Mr Taylor, of Mitchell, preaeb (oeiday,) toe aphessahne, eagonno • tend Mr. Corey,/ fully recuperated.
eoenotnination in Canada, died' ." ed in Trinity Church, last Sunday, Alley van settee on the farm of Mr l3riet as Mr. Oornyie ecanurn has been School Report -The following is the.
11', ittehin,g+ le_.;'i, \-11 W, 'ea" _ isdaY. Tile., both morning and evening.** Wilt amines penis, in one midst, he sheens to have won report of examination held on Friday,.
aeceattece during a long eau active powtei was visiting which. Mr Geodetic',
his parents in has engaged to worn, for a teem of golden opinionae he proof of 'velaieh Mee 18th Mel: Vouttle eltiss-M Fry -.
career irt Canada, filled leading pulpits Olinten,, last Sunday -4f B MeOcire 'ears, . we have only to chronicle the fact that fogle 80 per eent; • M Jeffi•ay, 10; ta
took a splendid, group.of teeolter and hwin, 95; A,Irwin, a4; S Oltittick, 80.
..• 110Wielt.
in Toronto, Hatteltort and. several
nelt .pert Sunday with hie parents,
ale Mason, Photographer, Wittgbarn DIAL ti, 78. Senior Third elass-E
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other cities. who teal& here. -Mrs J Emigh and
' Mr. E. V. Sodom% ef Vancouver, .dsughter were in Londesboro heat ' John•Orofts, jr, of thietownthip, pupils an Tneeday last. 'Junior Third clasti-fd• Abram, /9 per
It. O., diea suddenly on Friday night week„ -Mr P Oonrey, of London, re ,vat tried at the Huron assizes, this . cent; L Rolston,77;. M A Hall, 70.
while sitting ii, 'Margolies oar at Mor. presenting the grin of John Birrell f:week, under the Charlton. Act,. and Mare:took
Mr Robert Ferguson, of 'Seurat Oily, Perkins., 42
'Second. olags-J Fey, 45 per cent; R
par cent; E Perkiue, 89.
ley, N, W. T. He was on a shooting & Co, was in town 'set week -Mr was Sound not guilty. . • ...„ ,,,
tr p, Deceased was 61 years old and Albert, Scott drove over from Clinton lee.- efaintels, paid. his friends in this wart beoOrta-S Wileon, 95 per cent;
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had resided iu Vanoolorer two years last Sonday,-Mr It Crittington was Detective Wesley Webb. had David vicinity a flying visit last week. R Jeffrey, 85;1 Ahtern, 8e*alr 1.1 Me-
lte was offered the mayoralty last in town on Sunday -Mr W EI Stew- Ever, of Merlibara, geed $1.00 and Mies Aggie leieg ateernpaeied ben Hardy is attending the Rarriston
yeerarid was formerly President • of art, principal of the public echool, awe for infraotion of the atedioal hack to the Prairie ProYin siereatir .fligh School.
the Itoterd na Trade. From 1887 , to hes again been engaged to teach tor Act, nn Tneerlay and an Wedneeday 'Robert Reilly lios returned ' froin,,,his
11;75 he sae in the Oorometitte far South the veining year, at -a eatery $480.- 'And H. Wonfiwr was mulct in a eimi. time ite the Northweet. Ile her Or. Elle Wheeler•Wileox stip+ ; The.
keefoed,nodertareveedeerassuperintes W li MeBeitle,our popular teWnsmee, rer tum, and Moses Ern in 4st at chased a farm and intends moving worst man 1 ever knew bad no vitt.
itiak of the Welland Canal. ' was in Kineardine this week. Ititrlin fins einetter offemouto .i4s,.' his family out there in the spring, Bad men often lose troth. grip.
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