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R& NOIR GRAHAM, LICK
T ""` e Motel` Ortlsi
left st Ii/ux t. once sell les attended to. 1731
DR AN, YUMAN, SUR,
n,rsartyre • tT
Dem dsx x tet of 1, la
U19OV, (`.swans; !e, OAlve earl¢saw
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j'IRB. SHANNON R HA>7[1itT(2t14
Ii.solearte,
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AuE g ti'neY1 H
an sged Moine
with a white strip ofbon amid
14 foot. RICHARD A. SPRUNG !lot 43.
lino, H ullett, one and one-half mites tress
litave►se`er.
TOR O' ,'O —' ORIA
street, recently oucupled by Mrs Adam.
store le commodious and well furnished
wool rhel nor sad head, and a t „od Gce ar amend
wI%b soft s!..ybte(er l also Door
The tid la ais s col one. os with this hullding• j
ttuu done sat
Code
as
inrlty the dhow u to *lore pro=_
reasonable, and will h rosui e(a knownTrme are vp
oM1oA to D. IC. b'rRACHAN. Blacksmith. on i761
For $ e,
•rnL' ' Pr R BALs,—A MILCH COW
Firabout W cause; a motes,
OM ,)>L D„ PHYSICIAN ....,,,,,Abog. buoy " 17314L
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st yyrton rte ttel. t7St-IL '
r l irstia U a of e
tst. , PARK FOR SALE. -WEST Ai.p
Latio. Yt oes. k Tee na*tp of (low
AIBENSLiD dU lis •:no 3 cleared. t is busheung ; lul :ft
1w Ur .113 til t V.&. CCESSORI Route and Ba
novsntlaA_
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L.il+ t>"{oUyNa to sf Ontario Vo- Igg rprinY wi the Will be and
St.
reNdenoe
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on reason.
Ws *rue. hNck e( li. er irwny
stare: forerety oc•-etielt by Dr. IIunoan_
!i. B !Wrens e..4 roti .o1 a• lar suundese.., 1714
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^OOD$RICH, ONT., R$PTEMBER 10, 1880.
AQ eENERAL oat
NEWS ABOUT' HOME. i Renown -This lemma Violinist will! Tho
appear m Oodertch ca Monday th weather d deepest few days has
ern v; w uggestjrs 01 winter tlatrnei _
A (alto wt 70. WWI' rotes, filth first when all 1 fern s
71 stent k ' oven of music may
We !inset yso vi .
The "nild'i tleptwu bee
Oysters are again in season.
How d'ye tike our new dress I
The wiles► -choly days have conte.
OOLD•-At 5 a.m. on Wednestiayearn-
ing the thermometer marked 38".
Mrs- Tennant, wife of Dr. Tennant, of
Lucknow, has been visiting friends in
OUde■•ich.
Kr. Collet McDougall, of St. Thomas,
+rill conduct the Crown business et the
ensuing Fall Aaaites.
Mr. l . Dunker, the fashionable tailor,
spent a few days in Toronto recaatly-
e .isms. Ayph ru His U Jhurr, on combining business t!✓ iNemises, starer Hw P. U., iioderich .•to b K pleasure.
non teem
, mes liesre•ne, BOOK Stott (Lee•
Legal.
- G`IARROW & YBoiUnFQOT, BAR-
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11.111TRRa, `.Attorne Solid
Goestriel. J. T. Garrey/W Preedfoot. 11741.RAR.
ik ,$ 1' 4 i in
RICtienKE , ,A N
`s'wraseend- }seth Ont. l7 .
VIIIA0111R di MORTON, Bok IRS
TEM,aGod. Windham.rWdeinn. A. A. MtrtoeWhop
ituileturtbo
/J.1t, Ja RIe'I'!s* ANDSeltdtor. Onion Corner of West Street
basket Square. over Oew a itchestees,
Osessiela1731.
! CAMPION, ATTORNEY -AT
;/. LAW,Mit °lace over , melee.Solicitor in Channer•y, Cosimelee.star s,
orzleAnt amonat of money to loan at
or Intamest 1761-7.
CIAKXRON, HOLT & CA1(IRON,
Solicitous U Chancery, ata.
61. C. ems•
P. i% Q 'ron. Ooderioh. W.. K.
1761.
iv Nliscellanaous (Lards.
VING NHG DDON1 Ssl BAR TSR.OLD
mon MIRKtfTLL71 ft t1 . • -*tee Street, Ms
S MANN $OuA GN•
ta • "
. . R. iWan, oaj 80 . ¢ • R isle
18'r rr p',AD BINDXA!'-E3T118-
1 &wale& to lobo a IseMa Multfnity
a i -Area mimes and henry ti esps01 in
r
I sit trios.
ell men e restock
wartmaashlp, with stroagth sad luso
j t dd,
Bindery e ,erJoha Gimes** store
tiOROR ArrMCL.
Loans ant* •3ttsdlrance,
'itLi,tlui Tt) i ND 011E R A j,
T Tents, faveeanis..•. A . to uB.. L.
DOYL , OudL
erts
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8 ONIT TO LEND, --P R L V A T
.4e.. ,Ieassaab le o& Real nt ressta No daei and
, tp*! pp tr charges. Interest frost o , toss
w"rtltarkil rdina semiity: rr;
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err! • B.` TO LO
ent. gaer
in tL'ljk:.NAi
Credit y, To to t
indieltierde Mien
erstentovitanin
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$50,000 PRIVATItiltrits TO I.slrD
os good Farm K
at a per oent. Apply to . 1tADC Z t
7} PER CENT.-pItTVA Log
intend at ere strove rate on
rata o. dela rl poly at oaoe to S gl R
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A UCTION SALE OF VALU ABL$
FARM PROPERTY.
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nabnintillsittrosa
OBARLBri MCDrONALD itai toSidi bePublic
Auction. at Martin's Hotel, D rNGANNON. o0
THURSDAY SEPTEMB'R 3Orn 1880
West one
fk(,t he ,8llonw Ore lend,. Con. : the
the
township of West Wawanesh to the Co®y
Huron, containing 6e acs id or
which aro clamed and in a h or leas a.
Yadkin. state It kir
wood. Tho 4 well timbered wltb hard
Tee farm is a v desirable este, close to a
null, 74 mites eft gan*oa. 10 *man Oeasrb4
In theAsist section of the k wnshtp. Title
npen f R to
7` ee tow wanes
GRAHAM. Auctioneer.
rine it* Ooder(ab•-
A IONAriz of
FARM. AND TOWN PROPERTY,
IN T35
TOWN OFOODSRICH t TOWN8HIP8 OF
Oot.BORNMand ASHFI.LD
In the Co./My of Huron -
Uader the Powers of sale. coatalead In cer-
tain Mortes to the Vendors, covering the
hPaulinropegrtiesbeen trade therein, there w_II be sold
hereinafter descrttod default
by Public Auction, at the Auction tt<oap of
the un lertaiverdd,, out Kingston street ft the:
Town of Addelteh on
ptdl'VEQRY;- t. E151th, 188Qr.
"•'Amos : seven
i f S' teenacelLenem-
y. end the West !s.3 of Lot number
* umbersbrick N 1n theTownDwell
i brook l ry
i arntz e ra on the above..
Wx NIJ-TM Westerly three fourths of
t amines. tie and all of Lots tall sad Lid
There 1. a dream Dae 0o17 and a ball Ho
a a • anew 614414 on the above.
The Booth half of •Ips number 917
Street. Therm to a fame Cottage
UU H t number Me, upon which
train' Gooses, with
t erlsswooiet 40 d wbl
ss.
vett
!shag
one film
res
sty
wN
H r ler: apon this
rr
fru
nnmb.r
• tthetime sad • there
es in the T
T.. burse ani Id:
n. wetter the Lek
ole+ kip of Colborne in th
ef tsentalning eighty
Jena Thtutow. The
oIcTeCre tweh nty acres
But= H
sad Stable, with other But dings ono the
a
atone
Lot
will
Tome
;on° iii o a ;, oaag oreh.rd.
/i 1TLob olghteen and nia -
take jtae% (0lW. , s(on o} C olborne con-
fe,l flhT arse, more or less. 'doecribe 1 ae
of at
• .• ata
1 betwesnt th Town-
of 'olborne,saki poet tying
reit ofa
bt1p,e. trek. the N orth.tttt"ooneggee A
a dlsrlata ishr of Boundary
• fence n no and !My-
stic/nee jp the t?M s y Ave chains
ray r et he of Robert
as
nave due dote twenty -fire
more L oink . chains fifty
}Oil% 4 , Msonth-Bast eagle
i !htlowitig ,, o+sset sqt y. thence Korth.
tten ft., n to the Wet Church prop -
e s n r the est angie, thence
e e est Inuit of Unerch pro -
=04
rtsA weea,pwe links, more
and s Aerie
von to tLe first Coni
lel of do said Teway
one rundred anti
There am out
rouses, a large Frame
d s nes. es trete pro-
' halt
ro.'half of Lot number
I of the Western
of As6Held In the
Mere Or About g 100 acres,
Mere d sad in a acres st Is term are
sft moreeemed are toed erste of et ration and
ail Fen cropped mod horst. The Lot Is
S ' are )beanie Watered. sad Jas a House,
anot he Rauf Lid nemberA .
it
u1•• I of the est a if of toe ilia
* ►e, in the t,relftb t'.mceartoa bT
reit of 1 Herne. (icemen Dives.
!a
?PM (p=a et Herne. ecesminin by
srae £
f pa! nu bee otter. <y
r aasrt
i!v
f mts„ Viand
os *move -
n her.
ester
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sad
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ort *lh<eoutervos•*Oflast
Settee If hereby7 given per neat N int
seised !Ratites stutterer). , armee
>W, that the creditors M the Young..
Me premise .Iain of the village r
tattbnr•n P 0.11n the (enmity of tweet tw o
tad on or aboae the re the ! ot DAY O 740.
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D• ass the or before int D
vli6 sR A. D. WI to sent.ay posit
t0 AI•t IMDia Q*S Ir Ar en"vs
evea, w P. A re Maras reps i err-
Se teiuri. As n I' alt; tree•tsseme s of the
tri
*tis et the mart late sad Rern&&trsuers, A*$demote°utr 1001olh Metal
Ore
mer M torr wain u Air and the
thesetarer of owl , hood by 1p . Anna,
0 1 the as he dap of Ne vein MUynraa
AMM e( tar said l+rseased will he dbtrosi ed
It. MAI" raft tt.Nrd Mersin", ear;
duty Mve Ural moot O memo i rd a site rat ter
M.1M aa, he the sited mitten
wen tot M liable for the asiuerr neo ,tlssnnsred
tAeree( tat persnne '8417;., -,ma.
or trA
sang ►eve !mast e..'.*.*$ orf
ennui s et the Mtn. et tart Atetribetkna of
*min trams or pert theme( no the more mal hat
i!74i-11 OARpfJ1f t f =014
1 ! PQM r BMRIrIeHsrAslY or Ts esrO
R (Yr r'aftisaR, Merwee.
x
ar its
ICs Mber (Door
half
(x7nsltr.-Mr- Win Smith, of Gode-
rioh, had his fingers badly strained at
London, Last week, by the moving of his
engine while oiling it
Rsrtresse•-Mr. Wilson Salkeld, of
the ooderieh Foundry, who has been in
Chicago and the West fur about throe
weeks, returned on Monday.
COAL -The schooner Lithe Hamilton
arrived from Cleveland on Friday lad
with a onto of coal -
3b0 tons -for
Means Ogilvie and Hutchinson
Mr. T. D. S. Moore, late of the Lon-
don Advertiser, and brother of Mr. Ed-
ward Nolte, of Ooderich, has accepted
the position of night editor of the °taw%
Iz1 tains Mamma -Kr. John Acheson
has been spending the week in Toronto,
purchaaiug his fall and early winter goods
from personal inmltectio,l His advertise -
:neon will appear next week.
Baca Await. --011e J. 0. path return-
ed on Wednesday from a three weeks'
visit to Oyobrrd Beath, Me. The surf
appears to have agreed with him, as he is
much improved in health, and 44141.44$ AtafP 441(110•4•''
-1Tmi itiie for` Wal_
kers ottoman took taco on Wednesday,
Sept tat, at Currier t, , Meows. 'Rood -
cock, Ball and Cath e - presiding. 1:o. 9t•
was the lucky one, and was held by
Rev. P. J. Shea, ad,Seaforth-
A RIC* natenT•--Tb►.Faaeteir Rf
Jd eeter mirage rte renders to ltlseli the1otik
out for a tramp with a large hump on his
beck, who does not tell those hebegs from,
that he the owner of a considerable
amiernt of real estate in Toronto.
Hoz; Aber,. -Mr. Abram Smith re-
turned last week from a holiday trip
across the lines. While in Chicag., he
took in the Knight Test ■
He is of opinion that pca inter
they aro moister a
? etwte in thePt;
Judge Sinclair, of tan and f!*i of
RastkJer, of 8t Catharine., have re0 vgll_
apeci-'
Ste. It a • to krOOeed to !knit
for h• prrgealef try m,-
derer there. 1 e trial will oommence,on
tlast ovekt the a apd tlttap o
ENosaso, - Mr. Bamueh Sloane, of
Goderich,has engaged the services of
Lachlan of this village vc"
wheaten ch market during the
If coining season
Pe+ ding a few
ula, mad ladles
ment next .poej n Satire!.
--• dvertise byte y an *hi -e -
.__.__ ear,
perienced btrl.f* tea n. ' --y - cheaper
and yie s battier rwttttrn in •
to Um money invested:\An vertis4•
teentshould alwayt be before Abe public
solute shape. If it dirppeme it is soon
forgotten, and thole that remain have
the eeperieitty a d radvantege d 1,he ab-
sence The only good excuse for the dis-
continuance of an advertisement is that of
retiring from business.
Exevsst opt sevie well -filed
1s.
to en :r > p ltM* ge-
ea ,:rose or teas. IP
r.. Of *Abs era cleared.
itsd a sand H
4
of Ld: en a sad the
mead moon Ot '
more
afrom ~ ' fasnrl y arce sitrt«LaiMoateight
Mile torn, Abep- 1, lighted
♦at+ttone . Alamos. s1 and rine r and
ars Cleared and the with our pretty tram. W. are
,W'lI t a send three stiro informed by Mr. J. L. Morten, the affable
rears Bern have lately
G• T. R. station went, that during the
tats fromlfromasst red
bat Notwfsj:
en Division of ing the unpn.pitions state of the w 1.
q( y eoa4lnirt afo aeons f
i I1tAfthe visitors exptym ed themselves y de
.1+.
e r lloAtr hit of ► n, nnmhrr
In the eighth of th. a'
urea of the AahfbrM Intheet s qH ta7 a. 0ssts nincr hJ admrwarw
41C.tvr IMIll n 1 rider a Nest
and vVtf. N the
It) half of lent number ase,
um.In .ye Eastern intent of
Fiume.
'ferwa ttp d A Man f
Rumn. LlcrilwV• +irtesew matin by Roy M
3_ u? _ senors
and mot hr had on appii-
qei iMtonr
i A R • A hrrRa(t f
M
MAtrr'. Ie )ft
O. CURI3Ut, `T M
Loaoma, Sege meat meteriese
it eats f>K H2/ rya his p'W's
)... _ ' R^cst lati l t,i■ Wohihip, the Mayor, here Mr KALI
season about 2,900 etcursionistra visited
the town by rail not special trains.
Mr. Jame' Dickson, our worthy Regis-
trar, returned on Saturday morning fro,n
a In the N oftb. W est, where he had
been spending the prtavioua five weeks.
During his stay in the Prairie Province be
Or ja1tL1 iii r a-ao11ad
, theses
Ito erruntr>j R•
.i t.n p
ftp then,bwt that taad
expect a now treat.
COtntt f Hunan leo,--The Town Council
will meet this (Friday) evening at 7.30
o'clock. We understand the chief topic
of disctrasion will be the Market By -Law.
&moot OrexJtua - Model School
opened on Aug. 30th, with sixteen Wash-
ers in training. Public School opened
Sept. 1st, with 684 pupils. No changes
have been made in the staff since last
term
A Juyot-Mr. A. M. Polley, of
town, is one of the judges on horses
the Southern Counties fair„ to be h
Sept. 28th and three following
St. Thomas. He is just the man for
place.
CAMP Maareeo,-The Gulp Mee
hear Blyth, commenced yesterday,
is under the direction of Dr_ Williauts
this town The meeting will Dont
for about a week, and ow Thursday
" day" temperance meeting wil
held.
A CRIfteos,-Miss Aggie Henderson
who has taught in the Exeter school
the last two years, have given up the
nation, and intends going tr Goderich
study for a second -clay, certificate_
Dickson, of Goderich, has taken
place.
TheWorld is the name of a widea
the daily newspaper published in
into by Masora Horton & McLain,
Rawly of the Globe wrlianientary s
The World is a pronounced Liberia
politics, and bids fair to work itself in
good position.
Fon New Yoltc-=Mrs. 3.. J. Co
land of the Chicago House, left y
or Toronto, New York and other ci
take in the fall and winter sty
he will be absent about two weeks,
e ladies who patronize the Chi
ouse will doubtless get the benefit
er observations
The annual sale of thoroughbred
er stock under the auspices of
tgort Live Shook Association, will
Id in 00deeirh o r Wednesday, Oct
d following days, until the stock is
posed of. Mr. Franr;ia Graham ho.
pointed auotioneek un the
e artaiogne will be S sued shorts .
Ars Barmen Ts --During the
ast
eek Mr. James McNair shipped tw
of fall apples to Winnipeg, and to
to Montreal We hope his vent
result profitably, as it is quite a ne
parture. Formerly fall apples w
to stock and converted into cider
me extent, but the largest part of the
shed, jnet because there has been n
demand. • •' , r
viceeratrrL Pullin tui the official an
unoement of the remelt of the moon
examinations for Trinity term at Gag
•' to, attfalirrj 4d in the Toren
Rahn, -`we wore /dinned • to
the successful candidata; th
e of Mr. Rich. Hohmes, son of Mr
oa_ Holmes, of Wingham, who is well
`Ing dor most of our readers We are
learn that Mr. Holmes passed a
ly satisfactory esataination arta stu-
Str third year, and we wish him.
inard success.
r > SHooTinG Case -Thos. Sheri -
dan sailor what It short time ago
t +*-• =tl► .4-h_ie_-.anal, John
O'Byrne. reseili fibefore Judge Squier
week. The evidence brought for-
went to preve that the prisoner
the shots in self-defence, and
yrne, in a letter from Toronto hoe-
, admitted that he had provoked
der badly, The Judge also took
consideration the fact that the pria-
had already been confined in gaol
early two monthly, and sentenced
Tui ane week in poi. Mr Campion
this
for
he on
days in
the
ting
and
of
inue
an
I be
demon,
for
sit -
to
Miss
her
wake
Tor-
for -
tar
in
to a
Pe -
ties
lea
and
cago
of
and
the
be
90,
dia-
been
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to
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Osgood
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cars
tars
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8
Thrte
1841/
nano
high
den.
mint
Tea
den,
shot
O'B
ward
fired
pita!
Shen
into
Ones
for n
)<ia
defended.
notice
e
Ninverarsett " tit*. 1 to t, the
xlelltof itwuth ('arplir thus
eels lroItti the vuierr Mea he& r: -
Eltftsil is the sum that is required to patro-
nise the newspaper, and moat amply re-
munerated is the patron. Ioare not how
humble and enpr•etending s the gasette
which he takes, it is next to impossible
to 911 it fifty-two times a year without
putting into it something that u worth the
subecription print. Every parent whose
son a riff from home, et school, aho,ilel
supply him with a fir, i still remem-
ber what a difference there was ttetwtoen
those of sty seho.tlmategr'hcr bad and
tune wig' bad not e•ree■k ,. reins
*a K ages!, the first were
Hos Prcrvas• -A borge portrait of the
genul proprietor meets the gave of the
pampers by who glans* at Mr. Harry
Smith's shop window.
TresSrvi ne. -Minis J- Stewart return-
ed home last Friday from a week's visit
to the cities, where size wets ptuoharing
new goods, and taking in the styles.
PetaOMAL -Mr• Archibald
late Canadian news editor, (]lob
ac-
cepted servioe with the Art Pa
Company, in the preparation of thep
jested artistic work, "Plcturssgw Cana-
da."
Dotnrloa Rra,/ Aasotnanox. -
Among those present -et the Dominion
Rifle Association meeting at Ottawa we
notice the names of the' following mem-
bers of the 33rd Huron Batt: -Major
Wilson, Lieut Wilton. Culor.setgt, Mun-
ro, CorpL Sheppard and. Pia Wilson
A Goon MOYIL -W are informed that
the ladies' Aid, of tbeNorth St. Metho-
dist Church, intend to furnish a course of
Lectures, to beguile the long evenings
that are ooming on. Several prominent
gentlemen from abroad, have promised
their aid. We wish them every success
in this their laudable effort.
Dlsrarc,• Mamma. - The Financial
District Meeting for %clench District of
the Methodist Church, will be held in
Lucknow, oft Thursday, the 23rd inst, at
9 o'elock ♦ m- The District Sunday
School Convention will be held in the
same place and date, commencing at 2
o'clock p. m. An excellent programme
of subjects hna been assigned to the min-
isters and laymen, and a good time eeJr
be expected.
Or Its raniii To ova VOLUWTt s, -
The following changes have been made
in military regulations in field exercise
and evolutions of infantry, as publiahed
in the Oaselte: Swords will be returned
on the caution before moving into an ex-
tended order, but will be drawn when re-
quired for signalling, also when beim-
nets are fixed during the attack fol` "the
charge." In the firing a feu de joie bayo-
nets will not be fixed. Pantakrons and
high boots are to be worn on all mounted
officers. Valises will no longer be worn
by officers of any mounted corps.
Ho*. A. MACZZItWyiE, --Ron, A. Mac-
kenzie passed up the lake on board the
Ontario, on Wednesday of last week.
The boat laid over at Goderich a couple
of hours, and an opportunity was• thus
afforded the hon. gentleman of seeing a
number of his friends residing in town.
He was driven to the residence of Mr. M.
C. Caaneron, M. P., and thence to the
Albion Hotel, where a number of friends
were received. Abort four o'clock in
the afternoon the hon. gentleman return-
ed to the boat, and proceeded on hie way
to Duluth, where he purposes being
absent about two weals.
Hoot Stsatrzro. -Archibald McBride
who for some time was in the employ of
hie unch, Robt. Mitchell, Maitlandville,
recently left,taking with him a horse be-
longing to his employer. The animal
was sold at Exeter, McBride foolishly
thinking that he hada right to dispose of
the animal for wages due him. He went
to the States for a short time and returned
with his wife to this county, when he was
arrested by Constable Dunlop of Seaforth,
and bmught to tloderlch got. In eon -
sideration of the fact the prisoner had
no intention of defrauding Kitchell, but
went aborta wrong way of getting back
wages, the Judge sentenced him to but a
month in gaol. The prisoner was de-
fended by Mr. E. Campion.
Fa 11111 Pterslscia, - W. E. I'armeter
of Toronto, who has been buying hides,
leather and other articles through the
country, made a purchase of leather from
Hugh Moore, tanner, Clinton, last Ilbb-
ruary, amounting ti, over 9400, which
was to have been paid in cash, hut
which as is alleged he induced Moore to
forward and draw at three days instead
"f paying sash, on the representa-
tion that he had a store nn King Street,
Toronto, where he pr 'feared to be doing
good business. The draft not having
been paid. Moore, who had meantime ate
cer'teined that Permitter had no store,
nor any other property in Termed., or
elsewhere, and failing to obtain payment
or aatisfartinn, canoed Parmeter to be ar-
rested for nhtainnng goods by false pro-
teretwei He was arrested at London, and
gave hail. The preliminary ,nvestigatioe
took plane .,n Wednesday last., ltefere His
^"ate ! "*'' tq Ahf Latif is *hate I e al,pear+ttR f•>t the nn
D ei1(;Ri Bt AT AlrCs 1M1! T N ^egl.nt lett rn«I ,t NE to 1 Y tt Tir _ i ..
age
ed !canine the burrito its M'sPR !curet hf at
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The immense amount of extra work 1*
oonneetion with the change of form andt
type, haaprerenee,d us front making
thorough &personal canvass of j.
as we would wish We ho
will feel fiat scats
alighted'at not befog ooasvltsisis,
and we will call upon altieri . ,*(4
[ew drys, with the totes « .;
ttei'
will be a valuable advertising median, es . '• -
a000aat of the large arneungniif. ligat
reading matter which will appear
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every week, and it will pay to sdvertis _
wr'Mt pfd and well read po ` 11
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FOOL BOARD .
de Snatnese lose fee wefts ereaosi3ivoi•
At the meeting el Piddle School Trus-
tees on Mineley evening only Messrs.
Buchanan, Oooke, Paamore, Swanson Ando
the Secretary were present. After wait-
ing patiently and in vain for a sufficieni
number a their fellow trustees to appeases,
to form a quorum. the quintette ad.
joureed without transacting iroy busi-
For all kinds of machinery use "Cater, • .
ine" 'machine oil. For sele-loNR W. Mo. 4
Keane, Goderich. 1746 80
caoaessa -Some people- are alwaya
croaking and grumbling about dull times.
and poor trade, but at R. B. Smith's
ing, Um mat six mon6e. No doubt' this
la owing to Ow view and attractive goods
which are being daily received, the low
in which every thing is marked, and •
:the reputatima the house hits earned Serei" •
'fair and square dealing. r . *
LIQUOR Cael. Wyley mut fine*
11125 and costs for contravention of of. tho.
Liquor Law. Messrs, T. Holmes, B.
Wilson and R. Armstrong, J. Pe. sat epos&
the case, aid Stephen Yates, Inspector
prosecuted. Wyley has been tined am'
times for violetion of the liquor larva
-MrS. Margaret Gibson., toihrsti
Mr. John McKenzie, died at the
donee her 'husband, in the towashi
Hay, near Kippen, on the 25th
McMurtrie was in her 87th year.
had been ill for some time. She wee at
native of Scotland, but had aft it for hot
adopted oonntry, Canada, imam 40 years
ago. She was respected by all who knew
her, and she leaves a e circle ot
friends and relatives who mourn her
loes and cherish her ritemary in the meek
affectionate remembrance. . t
monism
in the Roxboro school, MoKillop, at lait
former salary, $510 per annum.
Fame Reiman—Mr. James lioraispoek
of the 8th oon., has rented from Mr. lir--
win Johnston one of his farma The„,
farm contain" 110 acres, and Mr. Joh&
Deem -Mr. J,ames Latmence„ 5411i
con., McKillop, departed this life on
Wednesday morning, in the 74th year of
his age. Mx. Lawrence had been a
sufferer from dropsy for over two 'leen
He wait a native of Kilkenny, behind,
and with his family em4rate8f to this
country in the year lga, and settled
near Toronto. He resented there &boat
five years, when he reviewed to McKillep ,
where he resided until his death. --1New
Paesarerenoti, --The 'friend'
A- D. MoDonabi presented his*
purse of 9152 last week.
Drerieturros. -The firm in woman &
0ouinlock, salt menefarturers, has bead
diasolved, and Dr. Coleman will assume
the rivinagement of the businesi r in fu-
garth, of Stephen, las been appointed to
take the_placie vacated by the retirement
of Mims Ross. and Mr. Henry Cameron
of Brucefield, allooessor to Kr. Sells":
Mr. Ganutron one of the moat success-
ful and Abilene teachers in the county..
Gentiaar. --We regret to chronicle
this week the death of 1Kr. James Swirl-
ing, of this town, which took place on
Monday. Mr. 8parling had been ill fee
several months and his deintrie mei not
atneether unexpected He wee one el
the pioneer settlem wr Huron, and her
many years reitided the township or
IdeKillop. About. raven pare_ mvs he.
feinldkizohalis ektriectulastd, usamoutremovedlinigto, ahrietim486aforth.
num, who was universally teePected
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et Winne
TinttiontY, Hoyt 21 -Farm
pieftweita, le 97, lat
Miramar. Sew SO .-Valeatile 611-13, pro
Ccz,miebvitt, fliztfimotf:IA.," am, 3,
roasen phene, they had command more facts. Wiring natio/my Penne*. r was one m.
mis Is kr new
(tktreal high* light when they will read northfas elm of eorapelent jouriadiction.
feet. Mr. D. Was 1111 if he ea- Youth will premise neweempelre with de- ratted to take hie tn.il at the next A rt 'Lyn' I tk
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