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Huron County for the publication
of twndenaesi *dye such as Lust,
Found, d, Wanted, Strayed, For Hent,
( ht ,Sake, k..'. Six limo. mid under,
four insertions, $1.
FORTY-THIRD nth
LIC NUM fM
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Item= of Interest from over the
County.
A Weekly Nave .rlbe f.waly hews eery.
ed sp m. Isl. Deader. of **Tim nyamL'
rem sad Petal. I'Ilrred amid IRs•
dowsed real Levey •ee$t...
Mr Wm Button. W invham, hes re-
ceived an .•rdrs bar .lw:ut $3,000 worth ut
maple block or tlmh.r.
Sabbath school in S N.. 8, (:rry
has cloud for the term. It u kept ups
biz s ...the to the year only.
Miss Ida McBitil. of Atwood. h•
been ing./ed as teacher of the Elm
and tl'all.os bwndary aches)! for 1891
W. ani. J. McTaggart, Ethel. bat
purchas;d 1500 barrette ud •pole• the
season. fts.y are shipping them to th
East.
Rev 5lr belly ..f CotlingwnoJ, ton
ducted the services Inc. &ecrptahly u
the Ii.pn.r church, Wickham. on Sunday
.4 last week.
Mia* Gregory, at present teaching in
Wawannsh, has resigned her situation
wing to ill heal'h, and her sister ha.
been ongagrd as her socaees.or at r*00
per anoum.
Mr J. B. Elti.ft, son of Mr
Elliott, of Winchan,. •h.. has been ernt-
ing hie permits for the last month or taro,
left on M..nday t., Laurie bis dot es as
telegraph operator at Altoona, Wiscon-
sin.
Adam Kneeler, Cranbrook, has left for
Keokuk*.
Mn James G ,old, .r , Exeter, is tow
iwrying u1 • slang s very lanae arm, in
eonsrgwuoe of a fall down cellar, winch
.\e recently received.
Mr H. Happel, formerly of the town•
ship of Hay, but now of Berlw, had 500
barrels ut apples delivered at Sssfortb
station on Tuesday of last week.
Mr J. Allardyc., late of Hallett, has
left Seafortb for Australaa, and expects
to eat his Christmas dinner in M.I.
bourne. Ho will go from there to Soot -
laud.
I. Dr Ewing, son ..f Mr George Ewing,
of Sselorth, has been spp.,lnted physician
. at Pelee I.land,neer Detrnit,and has left
• this week for that poil.t. He will spend
the winter there,
• Postmaster Fisher, Wingharu, has been
s heard from, and the citizens generally
e will he glad t.. hear that his health is
Improving There lab. healthierchmate
in the world than that .1 our Canadian
North-West.
It is estimated that between 200and
300 barrels of apples ba'e been shipped
from the Lesdoury line this season.
When ear consider t:•at t orchards are
mostly v.•ucg. this is a very t•od show-
ing for ibis year.
OaWednes6•y,il hrna•..Mr R. S. Lane
•hippe.l 1r'm Ester stetson a car which
contained 320 tab's of apples. The car
is properly dominated the "mammoth,"
as it was the large., are. ad ever shipped
from may elation along the lire.
Last We,ttte.rlar wising James
Trmtnus, merchant ..f Hiosest° vil-
lage, nes united in msrruge to Mies
Tillie Grin, of Belgrav, The• took
the early train t.. Lond..r and hire
gone ran a wedding tour through the
States. .
A ere had of hoe... sea• moppet; frim
Harter 011 Friday, 31st ult., by • buyer
from Montreal. They were a tine fooli-
ng 1.4 .-f horse., and were p urchased in
that nciutty. Huron carer stock always
commands the highest possible pricy au
foreign n,arketa.
Mr Thomas Roe, Leadhury cot severe-
ly hurt the other day. A ladder, which
he was clembicg in his barn, ca.'. easy at
the hale, i.y NSW!) 14 which he fell a dis-
tance of ten feet on the hard flair, break-
ing a nuroher of hs ribs, and otherwise
miur:ng himself.
Mr Alp: Gerdirer, of the 14th con-
r'eea1..t of McKillop, always goes in for
the very hest. H. has • wether Ism h
which bring• down the sales as 160 Itis,
and he recently sold a rem lamb which
weighed 1;3 lh., McKinley can't hurt
lambs cf Gnosis* very much.
A Jodie . f Lady True Blces, under the
gnidance of the True Blue Associatinh of
British Aaorrica, will he instituted in
n inghase shortly, an application signed
toy upwards of twenty ladies haying been
sent to the head .ilio. for • diepensaticn
to establish such • lodge in Wingh.m.
Mr John Dunkin, ..1 the 3rd conceit
•inn of Stanley. the well known importer
and breeder ofShropshire sheep. recently
sold to Mr W. H. Beatty, of Wilton
Greve, near L.sdon. three ram higibs,
and to Mr Andrew Duncan, sear Varna,
• pair .4 sh.erline ewes. Mr Dunkin has
sold about 9900 worth o1 Shropshire* this
season.
Wm Smyth, proprietor of the Wine
ham Marble Works. has just reeetved
direct limn Scotland a beautiful red
Scotch granite monument to ho t
erected to the memory of the late
Mrs Jas Timmins, in the Bloevale
cemetery. It is the finest and most
costly piece of work that has been put op
in this part of the country.
leis. Mary E. Oosenk.ck, who has
taught very s000eafoily in School Section
No. 1, Hallett, for the past three year",
intend* leaving the school •t January.
The beet proof of Mia Onveeloek'.
efficiency as a teacher and her popularity
in the section is to be found in the fent
that she has had se iser.•ee of salary
every year, and alter she 'totaled the
trustees of her istestien not to seek re
wegagement for the wast year tbsy west
tr. her and urged her to re-ees•ider her
decision, offering to sestinas the oma
salary, viz , $385, as last year, but she 1
again declined as she was desirous of a h
change.
Much serprs.. and regret was felt on w
its beenmine karma net Friday, 31st alt., of
that Mr Jannis; Calder, of the 3rd ena-
emmon of M.Killop, had omsmitted •
aei.ids. His bodywas found by • li
•sighsor'• she en riday noon atsp.oded
flus • rater in his barn. The Tart seen H
.f him snood the place was on Wednes-
day forsn«.n and it was sutlod that there h
wee so light is hie Ms.. N.dssi•y
nig&.t,fros rebirth it 3. *apposed thatthe
m
deed was •nsittdin
se* time c�l 'Wed-
nesday. Mr Calder was nee of the most
Drnsp•roso sad respeet.d (arson of the
losality, and so reason gen be .m.igeed
for the reek see He nus shoot 314 yen
of MP. a Liner married, sued for four
o Irn leis hod Heed west of the time
Meters 8. Meblwaiu and Alla Mc -
Murchie, Winebam, were brought before
'Mayor Molndoo and Iteeve Gregory,
charged with being drunk and disorderly.
Atter hearing the evidrnoe, a tine ot $20
e1:d oasts wan imposed ..0 each, or thirty'
day, in jos.
On Friday last, there passed away to
her eternal root Elizabeth, wife . f Mr
John Ingle, of Wingham. in her 77th
year. For many yeare the deceased had
been an invalid, but burr her sufferings
with Christian fortitude and p.tienc",and
ess much respected f..r her tsar.•
excellent gnahpr• of character and
d'spo.iti.•n. She leaves behind her,
resides her seed partner, four eons and
r... daughter..
Mrs Ferguson and family, of the town•
ship . 1 Hay.•od who numbers among the
piw.eer settler. in this p,rt (Mr Forge -
deceased, having settled on the farm
where the family hate since beets living
nearly 40 tears aro have rooted
their tine farm. situated on the Zurich
road, to Mr (1.e,rg., Graham, of Hay,
and thus week removed into Clicton,
where Mrs Fercuann iutonds residing. at
least until her sou Robert has finished his
s' adore.
On Friday night, Oct. 31st, some evil
disposed persons broke into rhe school
house en the Bayfield rad, bear Bruce -
field, and .envoi things upside-down
generally. They tore up the desks, piled
theta in the middle ..f the fl.,or and tore
and destroyed mope, book• abd other
articles. leaving things iia • d.pl.irable
•nese. This is arming fun • little too far
*ren for Hallowe'en sight and if the per-
petrators are discovered they should be
tict,nkly punishod,
The Christian Endeavor Society in
with the Presbyterian church
in Sesforth, which war organizett last
March with 30 members, now numbar"
104. Forty•Cve o1 the)se are active
members and two, Rev A. D. McDonald
and D. D. t'a'ds,,,,, honorary member..
The money rowed by the society during
the fire, ell mouths •mounted to over
$50. What •as left of this fund after
defraying • few necessary expenses was
given to missonary purposes.
H ULLETT.
From our o.n t.
Mrs Derr., ..f Manitoba, •isited
friend• in this section last weer.
Quarterly servaoee were held in Ball's
Methodist church on Sandy last.
Some farmers about here ars afraid
that winter has set in in earnest and are
hurrying with then' turnips ___
Mr Minno Baer has sold off his farm
' tock and hnuaehol4 furniture. H. b.a
ale. sold his
farm to Mr Mears, of Gods -
rich township. The family intend MOW-
int/at onee to Guelph.
Mr Geo Ask with, of the 10th onn., has
mowed to his new farm, the odd Lawson
place, cn the Rase Liao. Mr Jas Cox,
who uccopied that bouse,haa removed to
he house formerly °wood by Mr Rob
Sprung.
LEEBU KN.
From our own osrrspoedent.
Mn M. Dalton, of Kingsbridge, mss
he guest of Mn Hugh Chisholm this
w eek.
Mee Wm Clutton and Mrs John List.
later with the lath'. two ohildr.., Roy
and forge visited in Stratford last weak,
Communion service .i11 be held in the
Presbyterian church herr on Sunday at
the usual hoer. The preparatory or rice
will be held on Saturday aft.rwoos at 230
Rs.
P•esowaL --Mr Petrick Qoigl.y, of
Hallett township, gave our berg a visit
e st week, giving to his Mole o1 friends
ere • friendly susm9ns to •n js-
portant .vent Boring the coming week
Mob deprivals this township ..f one
its pyest kntght., and will add his
tame oe the roll of an army .hieh is
very day reserving reinforese.eta. A
tile bird .hiape.,•'Stop now '
Aron.. Foaarslt &Ela. - Asdrew
Infer, as old J.seberw ,wry, aft.* as
Melees of some twelve yearn, vis.tod
ere hot week, as also nestivge iso Grade.
nee\. D.neg his "novena he was eater
Mimed at • social gathen•g here try
Hilary Barton, la which he hod the
plere of meeting many old (Oasis
of his boyhood day.. Loire. still
single blsseedsee.o bet b the
seg impressions made sethtsha his
seat trip fres Sault Si. Marie will be
te slake a vsgew.y amens tis fair .ss .1
the si.sel r sows.
"BE SURE YOU ARE RiGHT, THEN GO AHEAD."
GODERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY. NOY. 14, k90.
SEE OUR CARTOON !
i4OKinley Fires at the Gander
and Hits the (loose.
The Intenttan Ramie sane She Week* al
Larne. hail ibe Yankee
Club Worked lb. ember Nay Re
Didn't knew It Was Leaded.
This week we begin the publication of
• ashes of cartoons un the trade .lues-
tion, which w• reproduce from Grip,
Canada's jastly celebrated comic journal.
As *ill be seen, McKinley in his effort
to injure outsiders an their
pursuits has gtvru • terrific stroke
with his protection club nearer
home. So Berne was the blow that iia
effects were instantly ftlt by Uccle
S•Iw in every part of hie being, and since
delivering the blow Mchiuley has paid
for his temerity with his politica! loft.
Not only has Uncle tiara p.,hUcrll)
"mopped the flour" with McKinley, but
the entire P party has been
ST. HELENS.
Frau our 1wn
Duncan Mclk.uald is spending • few
weeks with friends around tieelph.
Services were held in the Preebyteruu
church in the morning on TI kagiring
Dai and in the English church in the
evening.
There is considerable sickness in this
viCI0lty, especially einem/ the little ones,
several of than being under the doctor's
stn.
Mise Jennie Habkirk, of Blyth, and
Mr and Mrs Inc Salkeld. of Oodersch,
hese been visiting at 11. K. 3.1111er's
during the past week.
The Sunday school on the Gth ounce•-
sioo,after closing for the wlater, present-
ed their lent, Mr Peter Clark,
wish a b•udsuroo easy chair, aoeompa-
need by an address, as a shiht'tukets of
their appreciation ot his services.
The Ladies' Foreign Mission Society
held a special meeting on the afternoon
of T1 Day, at which ]Ins
Sutherland. tit Ripley, and Mrs McNabb,
of Luckuuw, were present. Their tluoks-
LUCKINOW LOCALS.
What is Going on io the Sepoy
Village.
.t■ Irlrrr lila •eda.l .f Lite t1rw. ire.
Nr'rd mp.r411r roe Readers .r •• 1'be
Steam- N..Ih %anlaa
fan be /sad Dere.
From our own corre.poodeot.
Mr White, of Palmerston, has opened
out • new barber .hop in one of Mr R.
Graham's buildings in the east end of
Campbell -at.
Our carting club is commencing 50
make prepantiuue fur the seasuu. They
have none intention of building au re-
turnee* rink.
MrsJ.mee Anderson will sibortly upon
out * Cue stock of limey i ieda, etc , un
time for the Christina& trade, on dour
east of W. Corrigan's grocery un Cawp-
bell-st.
Conductor Drainey, of North Bay,
Nipueiug, whose rut is from that thriy-
AN INCIDENTAL SMASH.
U! WLE SAW RIMER To REALIZE THAT Nick eI i.KY's CLu'n Wong/4 HOTII "AAs.
s.
muted, hone, foot sad leathery. And
as with Yankee Protestiosista so may it
be with their Canadian enunterp•rb
when election day .ext comas arceed.
HA Y.
Orem oar own .
A very eeee.etel ts-westteg was
held in 8ersmith church os the evening
of T ank.givior Day. The shun:eh was
teetotally decorated with greats booths.
Addresses were delivered by Revs J. S.
Henderson, of Heee1ll, and Japer Wil.
coo, M. A., of Exeter. The addresses
were lively and iieapiritiag, joist what
might be expected frim these clenremen.
On the next evening a social was held at
whieb a very pleasant tame .as spot.
After it w.. over • meeting was held to
talk over organ matters, and it wee 'h-
ooded to keep the Thomas organ whish
had been placed in the .Marta by Mr
tname.l Martin. west for the Thomas
Ceps Co., of Woodstock.
BELFAST.
them tier •.n e.Ir're.eeedeet.
Mr Daniel Rutherford, of Racbrnosd,
V. S , has both Taitisg Moods in this
pleas.
Mr W. A. Ha.kstt, who month, -
oasma from Manitoba, has pee to Toma-
to to eased the Medias! College. He -
gives • gocd report of Masitob.. -
Mr John Seet\ess sold • ise mare to
J. Gentle, fora good prier.
Mr J %elite bee hamlet the Mam
been, and intends to Man • gre.ery.
Mr 1'. H. AUns,wbo is teashisg here,
is bevies at Christmas, and Mr T.
Elliott, of B.•willer, is..u1 d for next
par.
Miring offering amounted to a very large
Rom.
A...ther of the old residents of W •wa-
nosh has p..ee.dd away in the person of
Hugh McPherson who died ego S•hh•th
morning. Deems:ad bad • severe attack
of la grippe last winter from which be
never folly recovered, having bean noe-
fined to the house for • number of
months. This maks the tenth death
this year within • radius of three miles
of St Helens, all being adult•.
ScHoot Nor. --Our present efficient
teacher, Mr J. B. Wencher►sed, has
been re-engaged at • teed salary. Dur-
ing the year Mr Weetb.rhsed has had
charge of the wk. do *ohm', and has dons
his work to the stidaetion of almost
every one in the motion Mr Jos
Stalker has been re-engaged in U. 8. 8.
No 112 Mr Mather is leaving Nu.
3, M. p3... bang taken by Mr Ceesr,
of Ashfield.
Th. Literary &misty in onnneeti.s
with the Moeb•oie•' ln.eituto has been
reorganised for the winter, sad .i11 hold
u settnwe every two weeks. The first
meeting .ill h. he4d .m Thirsday even-
ing this week, .hen • gond gasmrel pro-
gram will he given. For the next meet-
laag• debate has been arranged with
aw.sers Clark and Weatberk as cap-
flslia the directors of the Institute
tleeusMtlerisg the .d visibility of remis-
ing Pee* *lasses for the winter
Mr Cleo Hensley, •i T\.ss•loi, AI-
gos•os of Mr Henry Kineley, of
sea.haee. who was visiting in Winston"
a few weeks ago, met with an •osedent-
ne Thurday, 10th .lt. While wrestling
with • fellow employee his foot essght-
• meek is the floor and he fel(, hveekiar
Ne male.
ing town to the "Stn," is visiting Mrs.
Thos Little, his nonan, here, also friends
in Dungannon and Ktnloegh.
Quarterly services were held in the
Methodist oh',rch on 8ab"eth. In the
norutng Rev Mr Fesr,cf Nile, preached,
while Rev Mr Thee Had win (superannu-
ated), of London, *inducted service in
the evening.
Mr and Mrs Soli. of Brussels, parents
of Mn Reeve Bryan. of the Yeeti,.rl,
have brio in town this week. Mn
Bryn, I regret to .sy, has hies .cry un-
well for over • .eek, but at this writing
I am glad to learn is some better.
I hear •n interesting suit is en the
,*pia, en which the township of West
Wwano.h is involved. It is in reference
to an award sode by that oorporalion
regarding • water course between the
12th and 101.11 concessions of that town-
ship.
Signs of winter are upon ea Leet
week • flock •.f wild geese -reboot fifty
in number -took pnses..ion of a field of
fall wheat bear:nein" t.. Mr P. (hyear,
•
t
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fa
m
o'
P
e t
hoot a nail* east of the village. Al -
neigh • wester of oar 'p..rtamen west
not non of them •ueoeoded is getting \ow, i wuold s.k wey te*aher i( ,ben
wear enough to secure a prise ail vet • 11M fsllaw off u .etead•nes on I
It is something wonder's' the numb"' the Friday following Th•nk•guylne Bay ?
t• 3. a- eta we Aeer °f hyo thea Towhees in .eb.'nl., were your r'•11 sn-
ail
enssunit now. K I rowers as many to Friday as Wednesday
y A fee.
Veen previous to Thanksgiving Day Thersd.y.
ago such • thing .. • farmer f.illsg .t so
acne, is n nn the$was almost
o sehasrd of; Mr John Wraith. 3or some time with
. Wb•th- Mr D motherland, W ingham, has hear
or
abeyance for another year had nut Dr.
Tennant and lawyer Traver been cbang
lilt their oth.es silo mowing their smise
Each of thew went through the side
walk, and • good jolt was done in making
the repairs is. each .ase.
The old settlers are quietly passing
w
sway. A few eeks acro John Cameron,
nue of Huron'a pioneers, passed •way,
and on Tuesday last another old resident
passed to his lung h 'me in the person of
Mr McPherson,uf West Waw•nosb also,
better known as "Cluny. ' Next week
I shall endeavour to give you an rzteud•
ed obituary of the letter. 1 wi:1 also
vara you • sketch of some of the buai-
11r'e. *nen of the town. "'-
I hear some of our young mer, asking
that the , •,ding room in concoction with
the Mo.:haulm' Institute he opened he-
tween the service in the churches on
Sunday. In the cities the reading r.e,m'.
1n connection with the 1 oung Mets
Christian Association &reopen, and there
is no moral reason why ours should not
be also. eabh•th can be as well and as
profitably spent there as any place, and
when we come to consider the manner 111
*high that day is kept now, as compared
with the rigors of ten or nftcen years
ago, the day would be far better spent
then.
We have • town hall in Lockoow, the
original cost of which was in the neigh
borbood of $3,000 or more. By certain
parties at was . 1 as unsafe t,
such .0 extent that ret pl. feared to
muter its portals when any entertainment
was held at which • price of admission
was charged, altbcugh I have seen ,t
well Clird when any free en
was MI the board.. The count': made int.
upon ft and at .a, pron.•unc-
e4 safe, yet few enterttinmrnts ere held
snit; norwill there be until some reform-
ation is made in the stage
tion. it should be improved, As it is,
the town hall is ln.ing an annual revenue
sufhciert to pay one or more of our town
odic -tale
Two Si.tiAL . 1 up
at Dungannon 1Ci,dnesday evening .1
last week, when the goad people oar that
thriving village opened their new hall,
built on the new fair grounds, with an
entertainment under the auspice. .4 the
Orangen.en of the locality. The hall ; I
a tine'Inernre of two stories, well laid
out, and reflects credit on those who
erected it, mud is a credit to Dungannon.
The .. .as conducted by Mr
Geoff. Kerr,who had$ooml*uy of twelve
members, ■I1 amateurs, but most of
them equal to many so-called I 1
artists. Rev. Mr Carrie admirably filled
the chair, and after making • few intro-
ductory remarks the gime
club in an ope selection, which was
greatly 1 by the audience,
as were all the parts nn the program
.hick followed. Misses ball* and Laura
Berry, Emily Pewit, .lean G. Murray
and Eunice Little: Mersa. Ge'.. E Kerr,
H. Merman', H. Pierce, D. Ltwrence, f
K. Hughes and F. Little are among
thorn who took part. About threw
hondred pen: ,ns were present and a .
morn orderly audience could not be de-
sired, reflecting much credit on the
ertizenaof the future railway centre of h
Wawanosh and Ashfield and its ustgh-
borh.wwi. Allow me to repeat what one
gentleman rem'.rked. Said be, " I
bars heard of U lovely girls, e
but until now I never thought it more P
than • poetic **nuttiest."a
GET TIC REST LOCM. PAPER.
If you want the newspaper that
Kite. this greatrrt quaanttty d news
in Huron county. enclose $1.Y.' -r to
thr address of THL stow.,sto., (.lode•
rich, anti you will get it fry now
until Jut. 1, '9.'. tiabrcrihe at
once. The Hest i., the Cheapr,i,
a...l THE t4tunr.L is the t.in.t.
D. MoalWiPenalties.
DUNGANNON NEWS.
Latent and Best from the letro-
polia of Ashfield & Wewanoeh.
Tar •eveleseaus. sey/aa•. seines. Trials
and TNb.I. UMs. Jars •sd *.arww..
1 n• an.. Mwss. •.p.•s mad mare.
and ember OWN .t the nulla.,
Trout our own
Sicklier* aud accidents seem to prevail
among . or a11.11 rpideuts, so tenth w
that our sick committee is kept very
busy.
We, sling with Mr ., Mack'. other
wellwshen, are happy to know that he
is recovering from lila recent severe i•-
dte .s'rion.
We are sorry to state that Mr Areh
Bell is ,till 000tunoing very weak
ell. Wu eiroerely hope the tonere
gent, eernsu will soon get •• change for
better.
We ars pleased to be able to stat.
Mrs Jas. Tumble, who bas been serf
ly ill during the past week or so, is
pareutly recovering from her recent late
disposition of bronchitis.
A%eTH•E.-Mrs Anderson, mother n4
Mn Jas. Nichol, of this "silage, is, we
are sorry to state, vert ill. We hope
that the venerable lady will $oon be re-
stored to her former state of health.
Our enterprising resident and carriage
maker, Mr Hrydgss, Is erecting • new
.table on Isis premises, to be leaned by
J. Cook, Y.S., which when completed
will add materially to the of
hie premises.
Mr Robert Bowen, sr., had the mis-
fortunrtufall during the latter part of last
w1 el, slid in 000seyu•n.e ho austaired
injury by fracturing same o1 hie ib•
We sympathise with him in his trouble,
hoping that he will soon recover.
The weather has a'an1 *Plumed an
autumnal appearance and se s..wewhat
enjoyable, as succeeding the recent
wtutry .Coll. Farmers hereabouts are
busily engaged in a.eunnl the turnip
clop, as the weather is very favorable,
which seemed doubtful a week ago.
Mr and Mrs Hi•.oz, formerly of Dun-
gannon, and now of Tesseater, are en-
joying themselves endow relatives,
friends, and aclasint*ncrs its this vinare
and neighborhood. They air.• surprised
st the great growth and ral.,d proores*
that is 'piing on In the '.111.3.' solve tilt]
eft herr.
Mr Jame. E. Cassidy, she popular
ravelling egret for THE Si.. .t., pau•d
through our village on Monday evenlnr en
route for the8.poy villain.. where h. in-
tend. to make his k fur re
.
mewing orders and subscriptions fur Tug
8,nRAL We are credibly informed that
he is the right Rah in the right place.
Out of quite • number of application
or the po.itiun of principal of Husain -
non school for the year 1891 Mr Alex.
McKay, son of tier popular reindeer, Dr
McKay, and at present principal of Nile
school, was eb'sen He comes
'stilly recommended. We congratulate
an, hoping that be will succeed in his
ew pennon.
l). Sabhath last Mie. Williams, the
vangel o', referred to in our last, 000u•
led Hey A Potter's pulpit, morning
nd evening. Those Areae;'t listened with
rapt atten'i.on to her dimmers**,
and were hlgnty entertained. We have
been informed that she intends c,nduot•
ing scene* of revival meetun,(s. r,mn•en.
wing on Wednesday, the 12th inst. , in
the Methodist eh'irch here.
On Tuesday of last week, Rev Mr
imps a, of Bromfield, addressed a fair
whence, in behalf of the Bible Society,
n Erskine church hers. Rev J. Fair-
bairn, pastor, ofllaated as chairman on
the occasion. The follow/Mr husinose
was transacted at the slue ..f the lecture,
which we learn .as very appropriate and
interesting. Secretary's report was read
and adopted • J. M. Roberts was elected
pneident ; H. M. Duff, see. iro•. ; Wm
McArthur, in ahem, of Depestor];
diredon--Moen Thee Anderson, Rubt
Davidson, and Cham Curwin.
The Fifth of November was eslebreted
here in good .tyle. Under to 'to•pie*"
of the members of the L -O. L No, 324•
• grand concert was held in the new hall
herd on the evasiognf ths5th Then was,
cusid•ntng the incestuously of th. wealth
er and condition of road*, • very large
audience present. The Sepny village
was well represented, ss was .Iso tae
Nile. A capital sonesrt was given lt..
. Carrie oeeopied the chair with his
nal ability. Th. affair wee • greed
coess, in every respect, sod .11 pewaset
set home apFarently well pleased
itb the •utertainmeet, kwkint Iorwasd
• r.pstitic.n of the sane next 31h of
ov.mbsr. Th. ns. hall wM all that
old ha desired for the occasion. All
hit took part en the program deserve
rest uirnmisma for their efforts.
ri)1'LAR ROW.
From our Own
Mr. Emery Morris "lilted 'nowise at
Dungannon for • few days last week.
Mr Telfer, of Hamilton, was veinier
at the hoose of Mr Thomas gallows a s
faw days last week a
It i reported that two weddings .ill i
take plain on Poplar Rnw before very
long. We wish mho oartioipents success.
Half • dozen of the High School
students of G•derieh gave • grand oion-
cert at the house of Mr Thomas Camp-
bell on the seeping of Thanksgiving Day.
They were highly appreciated.
DUNLOP.
roma our own
Eeolauap -Our board of education
have ..vend the s.rrie.s of Mw Halls,
of Ood.rleh, as teacher of No. 9, Col
borne (Dunlop), for 1891. She holds •
second oleos certificate.
WHY NcTFiuoaY I --For many years
put a has been the will of the Niniu►y
not of the clergy -to fix Thursday as •
special day of prayer for the bounteous
yield of snipe gathered and h rveeted
during the year by the 1 J
And, by the way, the clergy see but a os
small number present at the *avian to ..0
thank Providence for thew menages w
vouchsafed We think wit3oot further w
.ommess Friday should be the day Ito
heeled. rib. Quite • number of the N
rieiaer g.serate.n who attend a.Mwelen
don't Co o• Friday b.suse they are tool w
tired to stody up their teaks for that i g
day, sod it idolworth while to gn.
se 8at.rday is • repels, holiday soy -
tells:
hN P. saes i1 ov whot►sr the N, af+pnd Ct•in of tb.
eau pr.v.et it. 1st somans..rie. wed nlrwt.eiol.r Oospew.py. 1. orderTssswaur to
plain
fleshly himself for the pnsblos, he took
•
The sidewalk ea the mein street. b.- • thre'month•' encue is the MI'itary
twee+, bastes and needle,, has eaderte.e Retool .t Loosing, fres whse\ h, re -
sheet nos headrest yards of improvement termed os 1W.rds7L1st has, fully Genii
this year whistle might here resde.d is lasted for hie sew elies,
• Wet. Mer.
A cottage worth $730 will be eructed,
.r eta *quayal.e% in east will be given to
the person debNtie/ the greatest nes
bar 01 typwarspbieel errors in the Decem-
ber iso. of owl meethly Peoria) setit-
led ' 01.11 HOMES." Three hundred
and filo addttimbal mob prizes, aaan.et
inti to $2.300, .i11 oleo he awarded in
the order mestien.d in rules gorer.isg
.oesp.tltdee. Peisw p•yhle et ppaar 1e
say pert o/ Caned* or the United Slats.
need 18e ie et.wps, fee .nlsplele relies
and sspl• coney 14 "Our Homes," .N•\
will be imaged *boot Nov. 1101h.
Addr..., (bre Howes Punp$gtee leak,
I B&.ek'111e, Clewed•.