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THE BION AL : OODNRIOBL ONT., FRIDAY. OOTOBIR S. 1il1,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Diener (°nmcl► Heaths- Wee Heinen Pg.
Xmas Seeds -Jae. ila..4s •
Fares es; Btwa•ds Cell ale4. WAVOINI-
v.B3
Yarm for Yaks or to Rem AM. Tomos I
lieu fes eervlve t)ea. liens 1.•,• .....•. t
tierv.nt Wasted Ifni A. 11.21etll♦rd• .
KM Mess W. Acbeeas t dein 7
1/0tsldatkos Hake- Iiwley k (S....
ItaHas L '. I.ewls ..
!inner W.Dted .1. U. Ward .. a
Bsrvant Wasted- Mr. J. term....
Mortgage tele tetanus. Holt k Casettes 4
Moses de:teIIe - t.rwsd Opera Hess S
BORN.
LOBO Os Wriday the hod inet..tbe tete of W
H. Igb& of the Maitland nos.. Otrdertch
towtsahl•. ot a es.
JONES --le Seatert4. os the rib u t., the wife
of Robe.. Jones. of • len
CLARE In 8eaforth. o. the LS last.. the wife
et Josef, A. ('lark. of • son.
HORNET fee of V. nl.. Horsey. et • she
forth. se tag tot silt., the
Ult,he Mita e
of Inlel ane~ or • d•ui(4'
tee.
BARItt/X 1u Ur. . oa Sept. Ord. the wife of
Ales. Barron. of . sec.
WILLIAMr1ON• le Illonn. on Oct. Is. the
wife cf Wt.. Williamson. of • daughter.
AU ile of Andrew reAger . a wu3lth silt.. the
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LAII►I.AW - West Wawanu.h on .be 17111
ult.. the wile of Jas. Iaidlaw . a daughter.
sent. 2Sth, the wife of
FINCH- la Clinton,.on
James /crib. of • daug..trr.
S1 i LL --lo Mullett. on Stet. mite the wife.*
Janne Snell.o• a son.
B MS U 8.a 11, or a sou on Sept. 204th, the wife
ANALBTINK In W inert am. Os Sept. lath.
the wife of It. Vsaal itne. of a daughter.
1.001.40 e of N nL RoSea rort h, usse. of ale 30114daugbt silt . the
MARRIED.
CLAIM-slIF.x At 8t. Andrew's mans,
Ki pen. on 44 23rd ult.. by Iter, mien
AthesoMie Mat iId J. she*. both of the township
of sta•ley.
W1Ol1 A--kk»1E- la l:ulroer.. op Sep_) _
'•.'4,1. -at the resbteme of the bride . father.
by Itev. Jas. kbJool'n, Wm. W ighl Otis- et
Last Wawaao•h. to Miss MWk. eldest
daughter of Yo attain Route.
K ENNEDY ` My
M hJo.t h Kennedy to MFKate
Nurse. both of McKillop towush*.
UUUI.U-Ht.NTKR la Windsor, or Pep
tes.ber Otis. 'Moet... Geoid. ant IretroIt. toe
Mies Janet Buster. formerly of Brussels -
DIED. ,
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lt. 1 b. on the
Mb ult..lavislas Wood. wife e of Robert.n
Ith••ri.Id. aged til jar.
('ALLA\aleft In tenant. o. the 21th silt..
Akz&Lder Callender. arced 53 year.
ANUItEW In re•torr it. on Tuesday. sept.
22nd. i •r,, eldest daughter of Wyalter
Andreae. aged 4'. year.. 3 nemths and 1:
day-.
KING- In Clinton. on the !Oh Sect , Sand.
hod !ging. son of the ate 0. W.1•1:4g. ag41•t
10 moot lis
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1.u -her. on the 23nd last.. Mrs.
John smith. Listowel: formerly of Uro
tow ash iv, aged 441 years and s month
sTURF:V -Ih McKillop. on Het. 1s1, Wen.
storey. stied ` year' and i months.
2t11Jd1'-l. Tucker.mith. on Oct. 1st. Mars
Ann Riley, aged 33 years and 10meet te
SMALF In Ilruw'.s, on Sunday. Sept. 27(41, f attended evening service in the Methodist
Dixon A. Saute. aged 31 years. 1 months
and __ days.
HURON
DUNGANNON.
(mime ora owe
Tan Siesee trees .Iw email L far
4e. The hest le the Anemia and Tis BM$AL
Is the hest. Take • trial trip,
Weather at present is becoming mese and
more Autumnal.
Quits a number of the mindsets ant Deme
ganrdri and victaity took a the exkibitioa
on Tuesday at the :Spey village. As the
we•aket was then etotllent, we presWre
they had • good time.
VisiTowt. Mrs. IInttt, of the township
of Cartwright, county of Durham, ester ant
Chas. Garvin, Fri., is rtstlt1g reItives,
friends and former wquematances in than
vicinity and in Dungannon.
Ill Friday of last week Chas. Sirens, of
ibis village, left bere en route fur the muter
sty of T.roow, where he is taking up •
course of study to qu&14ly himself for
collegate institute work. We wish hint
succi•45
Dungannon football lotto v sited Luck -
now on Saturday last and enteral into •
game of football with the Lucknow teem.
Owing to some ulenulers of I)ungaundo
toawa not beteg present the Luckuow trend
game.( a slight victory.
The municipal council of West t1'awanoelt
met in the town hall pursuant to adjourn
stent on Saturday, 3rel inst., all 1
prmewt. Councillor Todd felt very unwell
wring the sessi•ru,lut we hope be will muco
recover. After the transaction of municipal
business on hand council adjourned to Wert
again on the 21s1 November.
Our popular merchant tailor. 1\'. 1 . Itit •
vin, wise is doing a rushing busmen in his
line, is further improving his estabhaluiirut
to Southampton street by dressing it with
a supply of paint. .la.. Black is the
artisan we protium... therefore, it will be
done In first clams tele. as James has the
skill nesse, to make old buildi*E look
as good as new.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ifi.wox, f..rrnerlj- of this
village. and now residents of Teeswatrr,
county of Kt u' e, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs Wm. Sproule, and forcer acyuatn-
ta0res int hi. village.. It will be pleoaing to
their.frieuds and uywintances to ser the •
venerable gentleman and his partner I.adk se •
well. They like Dungannon so well that they
intend retraining with us unt 11 after our great
exhibition. We hope they will enjoy them-
selves.
Before our next the show at I►uugannon,
which takes pace on the 14th and 15th
will iw over. 41reat preparations for it
have been making and are still going on ti •
as to actse n uslar the large number of
exhibits. also the large number of
people who intend to be present, weather
permitting. Althourh it is the last on the
list of exhibitione, we anticipate that It Will
he the hest ever held in this section of the
co punt r%.
1.1.•111 Nt.t.nrn Owing to time great
.larkness which prevailed on Sabbath night,
the 4th inst., quite a number of those who
BRUSSELS.
(IK"nes \ coon ' 4 , PF..T. ]
Tns 5.4:444. from now nnt.1 Jan. 1, brag.. for
t"r. The best Is the cheapest and Tus SK:. Al.
b the beet. Take a trial trot.
Millinery opening..
Two treddtnge on the tarns..
John Rives is home for s short visit.
Wm. Mc{'r.rkeu took in Seafrth show.
aeon S. Jones w -a,• vaiting in Toronto last
teeth.
Miss Maggie Halliday returned to Detroit
hat week..
airs. I:. Gerry is visiting relatives, at
(hieago, 111.
Rosi« Fletcher is sew working 'n the
Slaendard Black.
W. 11. Mc('racken captured 56 prizes at
car Fall exhibition.
John -McNaughton, of Hensel(, is spend•
ing his holidays here.
Mies Mabel Jackson is home froom Erin.
Het eyes are very sore.
A carnage lead of our young penplr were
spending S.tn•ay at Scaforth.
School leer! meeting wig held in Thr
council chamber last Fnday eve.
.1as.'Jnne* has been des the sick 41.t this
week. We trust he will soon be all OK..
J. 1.. Skene this week will he found in his
n ew block. Ile has a nice residence above
store.)
Rennet's new livery- .table is at Wt Un-
der way, and a fine building it is. It builds
up the south end of the town.
H R. Sneak and wife, of Waterfnrvl, and
S It Small.. of ?sooto. were in Brussels
last week attending the funeral of their
bot her.
An official letter was received from l'u.t-
aaster I:e•nernl Haggard stating that the
lock letter lox asked for at Brussels rail
way stat' will be shortly plated in posi-
tion.
Our shoo was a meccas. A gond crowd
was here. The mond fakirs were here and
did a gno.l l.nsinclm in their hive. F'elben'6
h was one 0f the leading' •ttrac
(term. " Mac " was on deck capturing the
majority of prises : he is a hustler.
A party of our young folks took a ride to
Winglam last Tuesday night to a party, ar-
riving
rriving bona the fnllnwing morning at seven.
They apparently enjnyed themselves. Some
et the noy'1• hacked nut at the last moment,
Met the rat went and had all the fun.
1 ov'i.KT, On Friday evenmt' the hand
gave a gram( concert in the skiing rink,
which was well attended. The prngrarn
was Quick march, " Queen of England :"
serenade, "Pleasant I heanl.:" waltz . vote, t.
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Sooner rw later :" schottische, " Fashion
.Irk ;" grand march. "Hail to the Duke
.ria, "Death of Nelson:' overture, "Di. -
patch .•' polka, "t'.nhinrl.s :" God Save
the Queen. Some of the leadsmen could
n ot attend, but what were there male psi
work The was slat there.
Later on in the evening quite • crowd of
boys were making merry. Cheap fights
were on the list. They were a jolly lot.
Songs end dense were thrown in.
If1..i(e vows• Wednesday morning last
week Sam' Weltdi left Brussels abort 8.30
A. w. With the mail for Jamestown, Wr tie
ter and I:orne. In additional he had the bag
bctnaging to the I Mninion Repass Co..
eentsining •109.15 Whim palming through
a.w-amp this side of Wro:Mer Mr \Valah
says two youm men dressed in grey clothes
rad spurt Ing Meek hem which kink
ed to be falx asked for • ride, and, comment
being given. they got ins the back .eat or
Myr rig. One of them tenet! the driver by
the cost ..(lar and pulls( him hack, while
hie nom rifled the ♦en *sol w
eurwf booty. They thiu. red ,est.
anti struck through the ww'n.ds. Mr Walsh
has only rarently r•eoneerwd from • Meg end
severe illness, and world have law ado
motel, for the men if acrid The mater
is being investigated.
church here had no small difficulty in find-
ing their way honor. We would therefore
direct the attention of our street tespe -ter
and committee ot public works to the nee
ceasity of immediate action as to ligbt"•t
our streets. more especially es the lona, dark
nights are rapidly approaching.
PORT ALBERT.
(r.om orK nes044 114104E..ret. //E.?.)
THE 8m4A1. from 00* until Jan. 1. 1182. for
23e. Thr had is the cheapest and Tits 0*04*,.
is the beet. Take • trial tees.
Mrs. Richard Young is ciaiting friends to
Hayfield.
Jos. Corbett and sister, of Exeter. were
the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Jag. Haw-
kins, during the past week.
Prof. John Smale, our well-known chirop-
odist, arrived horne last week after spending
• very successful Summer in the leading
American and I 'itaadian cities.
BD. THK4:.n n.,. -The big threshtnggss re
eeutly reported by THE su.. ,.'s I;arbrai I
and Dungannon correspondents fall far
short of the work done by Victor ('urrell
oa, the farm of John %lues recently. lis
eight hones, during which time there were
three chase es and carriers changed sax,
Mr. ('urrell threshed 275 lush. of wheat,
'275 hush. of pea. and 555 bush. of oats ;
total, 1106 bushels. Mr. Turrell was as-
sisted by Geo. Green, with Richard I)clong
as engineer. and Andrew Me Stilts, Huron's
champion 3 mile pedestrian, acted as lend
cutter.
BENMILLER.
fries oar* ow\ .. eKK■_.PnNUENT.I
THE Hwxsl. from nee until Jan. 1. I#i2. !or
ltd. The bey Is the cheatwet and THE HluSAL
hi the hest. Take a trial trip.
Fail fruit of all kinds is plentiful
Fanners arc pretty well through with
their threshing.
Mrs. Mel law, daughter of Mr. Mugford,
has returned to her home for a short time.
Mr. and Mise Ker.ighen went off nn
the excursion last week to vat relatives in
different cities of the 'Vetted States.
Thomas l;lelbill, merchant, mace a fly
(1.g visit to lay City last week, killing two
hints w.th one stone • lesitteae and
pleasure.
it has been definitely decided to hold re.
viral services on the lenmiller circuit.
They will Mien oto Sunday, the 18th inst.
Three servers will be held in the Henmiller
church on the above me.tio.ed date.
oY.
[MAI or. OWN (H*ltf.4ON4ENT.I
THC H1..NA1. from now until ten. 1. Het for
tie The 41e.t it the ebeapeat and Tits 9mN A1.
Is the test. Take a trial trip.
10..1.1 smn,lair and 1'. McIntosh pttrp e
leaving for Michigan shortly.
K. F. Cameron. 1'ranhrook, returned to
Knox ('ollege, Toronto, last Monday.
A good truly have cut the secend crop of
clover. 'i'he weather was all that could he
desired for sar•ng it.
Williston Ferguson anti John Robertson,
/roes Tiockersmith. were rpitmg friends in
this locality lest Saturday.
Mrs. Wm. masse returned to her home
in (;rand Rapids. Much.. last Tuesday. Her
saner, Mies Mary ( 'ash, I her.
1). Harris and M. Ramsey won • pets in
the, sawing dontest at the Wooten Year,
1.0040e I Our Imre always go into win.
Apple dealers are busy in th,a section
packing and shipping applets. The ,•cup u
light and, ,ontrary to expectation*, the
price r. bow.
How dull some people are who do not
read • local &l paper 1% a heard a man say
the other day that d the dry weather oto
Inoue,' lie was going to get lbhntt to w41iee•
wash hu term, paring Mend that he was ■
splendid hand at the boa, es. Now jun
im4tgine the awful It would Ir
to tie ovrintry if the scaffolding would give
way.
A meeting M thew interested on the 14th.
rv.nessadtn drain was held at A. McInnis
center last Saturday &fteruns. This drain
bas not bees giving goal satisfactioe of late
The majority were its aver of listing the
seises hro•tght on. This drain w11 ROW
COUNTY 1 CORRESPONDENCE
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M t4erveyed 1rormi begin/lag to rail nail a MIIN(il1/1311.H. MetiiM , IM ; Mrs. Maass, 26; U.
peq r award main Reel( Ld t tog will urea (swagown owx evaaasro%DBET. j 215.07 ; 1. Lessi ed, 26' ; Sete
know how mash he has be L aria/5b u nems sew ..iii JL L. A. for • 258.30 ; J. throe. 1160,06.
The drain will he uniform is size. and will ate, hay h the art end 11tB B iwi A t Weer from reeve d Hansa township
mos os satisfactory to ell parties u the l• t Tena a IOW MY. claiming pay foe 4.ravel wan read. Decided
cad Will McQsarrM is enquiry ogees from Tor thee further eeuiry he made in tie matter.
Oar town hip was overly deserted last ossa Collectors hoedsooeptmd. Complaint of 1).
Friday. that being the .ay 01 Smash and Was. Miles. of Ethel, was in lows on le Taylor and W. H. Reid
Se•ferth show. The exodus ens •wtwl Maad•y. statute labor was ooussdrwd. No =
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Many welled they mold divide themselves •.. ~ ' d....d
and attend both The all cease back
again, mind you, and as once rase cos
tunably *Stied a their ofd homes, •ad that
old sad reliable Grey •for ever expression
tan be seat in every hoe.
PARAMOUNT.
(Ikon ova OWN .o •]
Tun $!*.' AL from sew WITH Jan. 1, Mg. for
file. The Set Is item cheapest .red Tum Mew ee
lethe best Take • Out trip.
Howard McLellan, of Michigan, wee in
Paramount this week.
Walter Treleaven, of Lucknow, uoupi.d
Hope pulpit Inst Sunday er.uiug.
Mims Agnew, of Clinton, is at present
v vatting friends in the neighborhood.
Mr. mud Mn. John I;teen, front Australia,
were visaing at 111n. Murdoch', this
week.
Peter McKenzie went to Toronto last
week to continue his trade of blacksmith -
Mr. and Mrs. W. Keiser. of Aslabeld,
spent Sunday of 1st week at 1). Morchi-
wee
(:am Walker and !lies Sophia Wbita,fram
Kincardine, tad aver • tlying visit in this
neighltohoo.l last week.
Andrew Hunilttw, who has been working
for some nese in the vicinity of Losdoe,
has returued to Paramount.
Mir Kat, Murray, of i..ngside, who was
visiting trieada In this neighborhood during
the past week, has returned 410400.
Rey. Mr. Thompson, from BritishColem-
ban, son-iu•aw to our minister,' Rev. .1.
Kenner,wee in Paramount last week:
Alex. Murdoch left last week for Toronto.
where he has secured • good pooitiou Ds
clerk in the establuhmrnt of T. Raton k
U. Geddes, V. S., Lucknow, was In town suttee was taken :
on Wdaseday. Rates for this year County, 2 1.10 milk :
D. R. Mel/stub, of Lttcknow, was b
lost, 2 mils ;spend shoed levy. 1 mill
town nm Mema.y. ges•rel school rates as:ording to treeless'
esUmatw. Next meting November 6th.
Ir. McDonald, M. F., arrived house as W. Lett, Clerk.
Friday night from (►ttawa.
John Carr, of Hutton & Carr,
stock this weak on besi.se.
A number of Win`kamites were is Luck •
now uo Tuesday taktsg in the Fall hair.
Mrs. ('. Potts and two daughters, of
Pontiac, Mich., are visiting at S. You -
Kee. Mr. McQuarne left on Tuesday
morurng for a three woks' trip to Nova
Scotia.
M,.. Hiaoocks and children returned bine
on Saturday after a three mouths' cwt to
Long Point, Montreal and T.roao.
is in Wood -
The brick•watk do the new )Bask of Ham
ton was sem ted
tl on Fred.. The (wild
Pi• Y
ing is an ornament to the town.
Mrs. Edgar Rowlett, lifter visiting her
parents in town, Mr. end Ms. J..1. Hoin-
uth, lett for her honie in Orange% i11e on
Tuesday.
.I. Patterson, formerly of the British
hotel, herr, has Ironed Fmigh's hotel, Myth,
for a nwuiber of yeas. Mr. i'attersoo
morel in last week.
The X Fair was held( here on
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week,
and was a great suctwa. The weather be-
ing very fine a huge crowd was gathered.
The competition was kora
section. The special prize of • 1120 set of
single harness. given by ('has. Knec•htel fur
the best driving hose, brought out • number
df very Harris o6 f Wurle,tlt
and second tolr..4
McDnaahl, of lVittghwi. la former years
the first prizes in the hoed) crops sees 'em-
Jdeeph Ag, *eve, who was attend' they orally carried off by W. H. McCracken, of
Bessie, ie, but this year D. McKinley, of
exhibition an the Forest City last wee ha.
returned haste seemingly satisfied and
pleased with his ti4p.
Paramount Cheese Co. shipped August
cheese last Friday. The company has dis-
posed of the September nuke at a good
figure and purpose shipping in s few days.
.A grad many from this locality attended
Ripley Show bast week. Lucknow a Show,
which was held on the 5th inst., a}so at-
tracted a good( nurnber and front accounts we
learn that they were satisfied with tbe shows,
which were fully up to former years.
Richard Martin ha. returned from his
sojomu of about two months in Manitoba
looking well after his trip. He says that
farntes in Manitoba have great prospects
this year and reports that the country is
very favorable to agricultural pursuits.
We are sorry this week to chronicle the
death of NIrw. Finlay McLennan. wife of
Finlay McLennan. merchant, of Loch.Wm,
wiro diel at her home on Friday, 18th mit .
fres inflammation. The (newts of the de-
parted have the profouud sympathy of the•
community in their sad bereavement.
LEEBUHN.
(rime ot-K ow-. ,,"Kni•II'ONDEST.]
TINA S10.Ai. from DOW until Jan. 1.1412. for
ii.•. The beat t. t he elo apse and THE dw:NAL
s the best. Take a trod trot
H. F. Horton and A. Carter visited in
1'lioto n this week.
Visa Maggie Savage of ('lover Valley,
enjoyed a pleasant vat here last week
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. (Tutton visited the
parental home of the latter in Tuckersinith
this week.
Mr. .1. Mitchell, editor of The (.e.lench
Star, will address the (..lapel temper-
ance meeting in the Hall on Sunday evening
at7r.e.
Tuesday of last week H. Kelton with
his daughter Mary left for • throe weeks
visit to relatives and friends &beet Windsor
end Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs .1. Horton and Memel Mrs.
.1. ('ook at.en4ed the Fair at Clinton est
week. Our townsman J. te. (Tutton with his
wife anal family also spent several days
vesting relatives near the Classic City.
Foos SOLI,. Geo. Niebergsll has (la -
armed of his funs near here, formerly the
property of N. Morrish ; the purchases are
X. Raeehler, jr., and his brother Maximill-
ian, for the sum of $7,500. We under
stand the new owners will move their port-
able sawmill from near the Port after •
time to cut the timber ow the property.
/'111'1011 N,rrr... Rev. .1. A. Andersen,
our former pastor, preached here on Sunday
morning. At the dose of the service he
✓ eel Key. 1►r. Jamieson, who was to come
tlu't .ay, had been prevented owing to some
changes of , but he would be
the pastor for Sunday coming. and he hoped
to • few weeks' time a resident pastor
wou;d be put in charge for the Winter
months.
1. Ai-nr*.. btu week sur popular
friend, the t.11 lain!, was in that sweet
4 burg .\uburo. As he was with • benedict
friend he did not give the vendor of lioen-
*es • doll. well, the kind that makes the
happy ending. The fur sev know what it
is. He called .t J. 1'. Brown's and perches.
• new top buggy, which he piloted home all
safe. The stir and comment amongst the
f&ir ones of this section is Imre than our pen
can describe. Gently they whisper one to
another,"Well he take me with him the first
outing or gang awe without me ` Perhaps he
doers t know leap year u comes. -
The gospel meeting on Sun-
day afternoon was rather marred by the
falling iain,which made the attendance not
sober se .t previous meetings. The mi-
llirem given by Rev. .1. le. Howell, of
North -et. Methodin church, (;oderich,
was • printed and effective one, showing
that was a heavy stone bear-
ing down On hany,4ebarring them of salva-
tion to conte. After stating what several d
the bigger cities spent in dnnk, he brought
forward that 1 orodto supported 61 bakers
and 184 hntchers,whle its ado ns numbered
210. The miseries of drink, r to
the laboring class, ever •M&.te a sad tank.
The speaker gave several tolling incidents of
what Ice had seem as the smelt of driak
a mongst thus whom he met with in the
course of hes work se pastor The day. he
hoped,was not long distant when .l1 ehnreh
bodies would take the aggressive whist
the sale of liquor with • united will. Total
prohibition was test for all mankind The
chairman, 1t Cumming, at the close of the
1 that en far a speaker had not
barn gni f..r the miming Sunday, but the
lodge hoped to have •!speaker for the meet-
ing. who. h would b. hold *t 7 r w.
kINTAIL-
(rmlr ore OWN
The ascend Mated cattle fair will be
held here es Tuesday next, October 13th.
Buyers may ospeet • large cumber d settle
for side
this plane, took the lead and carried) off
moat of the first prima
BRUOEFIELD-
(►4,r OCA owN
M. Nell Dixon was visiting
the past week.
Thos. Champion, of Chicago,
town this week.
Miss hell llcKen,ie left for her home in
Lucknow Saturday.
Large quantities of apples are betng ship-
ped from our station.
Nn. Angus Beattie and daughter May
are visiting at W. Scott's this week.
The Mires Hall are rarrytng .n revival
services in the Methodist church at present.
Mrs. Johns, oho has been visiting old
friends in town, left for her home In Ridge
town.
• )
to ( 'lunge
Wag In
DUNLOP.
(mom ore ow..ti,KRC.ro.DENT.]
Tags SIUNAL from 740W '11111ti4 Jan. 1. 1452 for
t c. The bold in th.' cheapest and Tito HitiNA.
is the trent. Take s trial trip.
The Exchange driving shed -oof was re
shingled est week, the work h/fng tlooe by
('has. Moms and staff of workmen.
Some luniber that came ashore here on
the beach at the lake Ina. been purchased
from ('apt. Bahl., the wreckage officer of
Goderich, by several of otlr fern ere herr.
Alex. Me1'allum, of '[ ivertoo, Bruce
county, with his sister Agnes, visited our
burg last week. The visit was • sad one as
they were attending the funeral of their
COOED, Nies Fergusm, alto died at Mon-
treal. on Sunday, the 27th Sept. The,re-
mains were brought up here from there 0.
be buried in the Colborne township ceme-
tery on Tuesday of Lot week.
ZURICH.
(Roil Ora OWN , DENT. J
THE thesis. from taw uaW Jan. t. 11!112. for
Me. The bey is the cheapest and THE HIONAL
HI the hent. Take • trial trip.
Mr. Heat attended the Bayfield fair on
Wednesday- 1st.
The untforto promotion exam will he
held in the public school next week.
Professor Scott, of Hensel', intends start-
ing a music clads in the village. He taches
the tonic -vel -fa system.
The collector's roll has been delivered to
the collector, who will call on you
presently. He will mss no one.
HOLMESVILLL.
(nes twat nw5 11)011 .]
Tits SIGNAL from now until Jan. 1. 4412. for
16c. The batt filth. cheapen and Tits niu5A1.
la the best. Take a trial trip.
Thomas Lobb, who hem Leen to (Towne on
business, returned on Tuesday last,
(lis Addie Moore,from Goers, is spend-
ing a few days with her sister, Mr. W. H.
I.obh.
W. J. Lobb and his brother-in-law, A.
Hastead, left on Tuesday last for Exeter to
attend the funeral of • lady relative there.
Fred. F:Boni left on Monday last for
Guelph to attend the Agricultural College.
This more cats • measure of gloom over
at last one on the 11th.
BLUEVALE.
(nes ors owe
Threshing is the chief
farmers these days.
Duff & Stewart are putting up a new
stable for %Vm. Messer.
Mr. Hill and family have moved to
Wingham,where they intend to reside for a
time.
Many friends will be sorry to hear of the
death of Mrs. Root. Holmes, daughter of
Mr. Lemmas Tracy, of Tarnberry. Of late
years she has resided at Boissewain, Man.
She laves • husband and an infant daugh-
ter to mourn her loot.
The annual harvest home festival will he
held in the Methodist church no Friday,
Oct. 9. After lie address, will be deliver-
ed by the Revs. 1.R 1V•llwir, 1. V Hartley
ani ..there Music .v:11 be supOied by the
Brussels Methodist choir and other mn•ical
talent.
Th. Rev. lag. Moffatt. d Terceto, ad
dressed the of this place in
the 1 church morning and
evening o1 last Sudsy. He also
gave a lecture. os Monday evening
ea "Christian 14. is Nernst," but
owing to the inelemeney d the weather it
was not as largely attended as was expected.
(ollectino• were taken op for the benefit of
Ore Bible and Tract Society, of which Dr
Moffatt is we'y trees.
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
A•mn E*J,.
Council mut Sept. 94th. pursesst to ad.
josrnment. ('ouaeillnr Imagoes absent. Min-
etesof last moieties readaad sigmsd. Aeowat s -
of the
BLVTH.
[MOH O10 OWN COWAINIPON DANT.]
Mrs. Wilt F.migb was visiting f em& u
Ikuwls last week.
Jos. ('lark, of Se forth, was here as bum-
ne•• Tuesday last.
Mrs. A. W. Belfry *mel family left on
Wednesday for Manitoba.
Imo. Perkins has gone have to 1:orris us
account of his father being sick.
The watt end of Ihnsay .L has been
graded up and otherwise improved.
Kiat Walker has returned to her position
as milliner at the Mammoth House.
John Young, of Leaden, farmed, a rest
tient of this town, is visiting friends here.
The grist mill is running day and aught
uow in order to keep up with the deemed.
Alex. Mc ht is desug a rushing bust -
nen in apple jelly, ruder anti gram-cholrping
this Fall.
A few from ltlyth went to Holgrave on
We'lneeay, in spite of the rate, to take in
the slider.
Our genial vet. has • plasma smile these
days. 1 wonder if It is on account of his
"bonnet" h.vu, returned to town.
a number of our 0*1*15ns went to
Se•forth on Friday to take au the fair.
Some of them report (laving a good time.
Mies Tena Morgan has opened out a
dressmaking shop in the premises formerly
occupied by Slue I.reer, nn lfueeo $t. north.
\ grand under the auspi-
ce. of the 1.11.1.. T. will be held in the tem-
perance hell ou Friday evrniw,t. A c'.td
tint, is expected.
K. Sellas has • mammoth pumpkin whieh
weighs 127 Ib , and measures 6 ft. bin. in
Dick thinks the is hard to
beat, and s0 110 we.
Our1111age corn doctor bust bast return-
ed) horse. He has been to Eur .l,e rolling
intsl,cine, but will give hu attention to
things at home now.
111 that is wanted now to make the fair
• grand success u his. wreaths. The \lire..•
tors have spared neither time nor expense
In fitting up the hall and grounds lis forst-
class order.
The toys at the Commercial are wonder-
ing how they will get in now when staying
out after hours. Harry says d he gets
hocked out he will :stop the job, as he can't
climb the post.
COUNTY CURRENCY
!Noncan McDonald and ,l oo. M c N ei le : rey,
have been tax collectors for
1991.
\V. F. Scott, Brueeelie is away at l'heboy
gan, Mich.. atteudtng • series of athletic
games and .ports.
.las. Mitchell, of ltluevelr, has a Scotch
thistle over four feet high anal fourteen feet
eight inches in . .
The contract for the new bridge,lot 32,
con. 7. Grey, has been let to .lex. Hurd
for the sum of 11220. There were four ten-
ders.
W. E. (andsltorough, of Tuckertrmith,
brought to Clinton last week • par that
measured 13116 inch - and weighed 29
01.114.55.
Xelamon I:erry,ISrnsea, was laid up for a
few days from a sprained ankle received by
stepping from a ladder too far from the
ground.
H. Weil, Zurich, has receive} messages
bearing the .ad news that one of his nieoee
in 41l1.higan and a nephew in Dakota died
altont two weeks ago.
4burdock MCMurchie and wife, now
of Harwood, 11.k., are visiting their old
friend. in Clinton. it is Mr. McMurohie's
first trip hack : he has done well out West.
Jacob Ruby, Zurich, has sold his farm to
his ern William for the sum of 114,500.
He will stay on the farm in the mean-
time.
Advocate: Samuel stanl•ke, of Sodom,
exhibited • turnip at the Exeter Fall fair
that weighed 27 pinus. Although he did
not receivt a prize, he bud the largate. tont
on exhibition and a should he
given him for his trouble in getting ready
for the fair. The directs' will please see
that chi. is done.
Wm. Hill, of Hila Green, met with what
might hare been a very serious accident on
Sunday evening. Sept. 27. While returning
from church he was run into sod knocks}
down by' a horse, the wheel passing over his
face. Being well advanced in years it will
likely lay him up for some time. He re-
ceived an ugly gash near the left eye,
supposed to be from the horse. toot.
.lames toes, from keystone, handles, son
of Andrew Ross,formerly of Tuckereniutb, is
at present in this county visiting friend.
Mr. Roes has been in Kansas for eight
yeas, and says he has no desire to return to
Ontario again. He was quite • small ladwhen he left here, anti he grown to be •
fine, stress looking young man. Her en•
gages) in railroading, but his father is farm-
ing and likes the country well. They hare
good crop there this year. There * quite
• settlement of Huronites there, and they
are all w ell and doing well.
Robert Webster, Exeter, who recently
had the misfortune to Irak one of his arms
while at work in the f,undry,has resumed his
position in the hlacksmithing depart-
ment.
New En: Mrs. .1. W. ISrew,nf Wiarton,
is down oto • visit. We understand that
an effort is being made to permute Mr. (:.
toengage en the new.paper hnnees in
Huron •gun. •i
.1. and W. Baines had • horse that was
apparently on the sick lin, something being
the matter with its mouth. The lrliwls
veterinary was called no and the mouth ex
..mined, when • hemlock knot was removed
from the hoses mouth.
.l. F. McCrea, real estate broker, of Tor.
onto and Montreal, was in Brush on •
hnlidayr trip last week visiting " the old
teaks at house '' He is $ pusher and etas-
ehaonally polls in the net and pockets the
ekea
Rev. Mr. Osborne, who for twelve
months IMO bean pastor of the Baptist
church, Clinton, pee•0hed his farewell ser
eros es Seaday'mein, Kept. 27. H. has
ressivwd • call from the Baptists of Rowok,
but has sot yet decided what he will de.
Ades Acott purpose going to YkhiAna
the last of this mantle. He hes bees es -
gated to take eb.rge el Hums t Walls'
THE MARKETS.
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Wood. l SO w 1
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The receipts of ft.., stock at 4M yards of the
Montreal Stock Yards ('dra/v. Point R
Charles, for the week ending ten3 first-
!
4-
Reoeipla of live Mock at oke
Mout nal Stock )eras. Pt.
M. Chanes, for the week 1St l( Ha{ Ib
Left uirr from previous
week . .. . . 1101
Twat for week 2 SMM 10 110:' 't$
On hand m4 ..,
flood cattle are some*. Yd eclat few there
were found ready eels mb supply of Inferior
stork keeps large. .The 4eml boa treilti
host
as the Targe buyers see their •e
the Were. Sheep aro Me kat deemed Mem
they have been roc the lest few weals. .
We vuote ab foUuwingan being he values:
Cattle. expos . ... ...... .1, te lie
UVtle. butchers' good. k to Ise
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farm of three or four hundred acres naw
Saginaw. Mr. Scott should fill the bill to •
nicety. lir *111 rent his own form :n
Morn.
Jas. Bald and wife, of Howick, were re
turning from lir. Htalop'a the other day
in a road( tart. Mrs. BL put up her parasol
and thus frightened the hoax. which ma
away. The occupants of the vehicle were
sown thrown out nal seriously injured, the
lady the worse. She in a daughter of leo.
Hislop.
,1.. Turnbull, who for 23 years has bort
at the head (4 what is now koowu is the
Clinton (ollagiatr lastitute, Inas notified the
trustee Fran that he will not reovtgage
after the expirsuon of the present terns.
We believe that It is hs iutentente remove
to Toronto, in eluch puce several menden
of his family reside.
The stage driver who domes the mol
north to %Vr,xrter from grummets sad
also came. the Ibmtu,ou express 1'x!5
being net upon by two robbers on the high-
way • few miles south d Wroxeter, at
Wednesday. Sept. 30. They seized hu
from behind and ransacked the express hig
and teak therefrom • parcel of money. 21 09.
No trace d robbers.
.1 peculiar yet serious accident befell W
T. M.xroey, eldest son of reeve Mooney, of
Moms, on Tuesday of ant week. they
were working in a fallow and the father wee
using mut axe chopping. By some mesas
%Vnt. taught the stroke oe his arm just
above the elbow, inflicting an ugly cask.
Medical attendance was at owe secured( std
the patient is doing as well es could bag es-
pecte.L
On Money, Sept. 28th, the unusual civ
smuts/se of four aching (.r
a photo was witnessed in Huoter'. studs,
Krussele. The persons interested were
Martin Farrow, of Bloev&le, aged 87 years ;
po.tmeater Farrow, of Brussels ; Robert
Farrow, of the civil service, Ottawa, and
his son Russell. Mr. Farrow, sr., is In the
enjoyment of excellent health and mnv'es
about almost with the rigor of youth.
Mrs. .1. A. Morton, d Wingliam, me;
with a acne accident recently. 1t ej
peers that, finding the room very warm on
retiring to ren, she lay down on a loner
in the hall. About two o'clock in the
morning, when she got up to go to he -
room, .he went in the wrong direction, and
141.1 oat the up,tair 41.11 door sed fell to
th*0ep4tfnr,n bemath, thereby injuring hen
.cif Ieriotaly.
On Wedn. d.y,Sept. 30, as a .on of Wm.
Spain, Salorth, who is employed by lir.
i)opp, butcher, waslending a bemuse- at the
corner d Goderich .treat it bea.me very
wild and the little hay inorder to hinder the
cow flernf vetting away from him wound the
rope aronnd a telegraph polo, but is doing
so his hand got mused in between the
rope and pole and • number of smell bona
were broken and the lesh torn eff.
Fortunately no farther injuries trete ire
currw&
tas.re in /vwv/dad
A reined, for every ache and pain. mid
1001)1 through osseei5se activity sad ex-
periment is 000taatly wresting the secrets
of her domain. 4 nes and wonderful dis-
covery has reosetly bee male by means of
whish tens of tbtmands will he freed from
pain. Norville', or nine pais Dore. "Mee'
moats in very .an0Nlrated form the MOST
p0te00 pun relieving enbetit.tes knows to
medical seises, and. et= to say, 1t m
composed d wmets..se sola* y eegtta.ble ra
n. Poison's Nastier S the may'
prompt, certain, and ptomain pain remedy
in the world. Try Norville* for tooth
sake, tsnrwlgi., otsm s, Me., always sail
and elleisat.
Rees Prise & Aon are making •-
drive b meekery sad glassware.
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wase red day enes from M wkiek was Sado'
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