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T H. DICKSON, Barrister, Soil
4 s. date of Supreme Court, Notary Public
Conveyancer, Joniinisaiontr, &c. Money to
t'ioau. « .
0thee in x'xansou's'Bloolc,t;xoter,
'9 /f MdFADDEN,
Barrist,r; Solicitor, Conveyancer; Etc.,
li'ilt TE1t, - ON T.
Wilco aaniwoil'sBlock (f1i111'sold oftice•)
1)19 91 TA L.
to,
for
from
always
CAIETWIIIGI3'I, L. D,, S.
•
. r II/111 opened (lento1 looms over
1'`-: (3 ;; O'NlilL'S BANE, where he will be
®aw.prepared to oxtraotteeth without
n, A11 opel;ations'performed with ease anal,
pai�
skill. Gold fillings a speciality. Office hours
O e, in: to 5 p ni. 0r,2Arno is Monnakri:. Timm
Casa,
TT
t.f'e
Upstairs
Main
KINSA'1•, DENTIST.L.D.lrl
J Extracts Tootle ^Avithout'Iain,
by giving Vitalized Air; or by
• using the NOW Luoal Anrostho-
do on the gums; makes'G•loicl
JfAf „,e Filings and all other cloutal
wont the best possible. Booms
in SAMwt•;I,L'a I31,00x, ' East side of
-Street, Exeter, Ont,
MEDICAL
rf LUTZ, D2. D.
V • Oflio aathiai•osidenoe Exeter,
R.IRVING, GRADUATE UNI-
YER'SITY Trinity College. Member of
College physiciansana surgoonr Ont., Jfli-
ce,Rirkton.
.I 1b-IdYNDMAN.-0ORONE IiFOR 1
the County of Huron. °Mee, opposite
atr.I.3arling s store ,Ex atcr
W. BROWNING M. D., M. 0 r
-v • 1
T • P. S,GraduateViotoriaLfni ptaity.Offlee
andtresidence,Aon:inionLaborator.v,Exeter c
TAR. 3. A. ROLLINS, M. 0 P. S'
O. Oflloo, Main St-Fxotor,Ont.Residen
cohousereoently occupied by P. McPhillips,. r
E sq.
,
AUCTIONEERS,
T EN1tY EILBER, Licensed Aum- l
tioneor for Ray,Stopheu, and McGilli- n
xray:Tow•nships: Sales conducted at moderate .b
:atm Olhco—At Post -of e, Crediton, Ont.
TOHN GILL, Auctioneer for the
te Townehius of Stephen, Hay and 'Osborne
and the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed, Stiles
arranged at this office.
VETERINARY. —�
TENNFNT & TI�NNENT, Veteri- 3
.1 nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Tor.on-
have op erred an office
the tree talent of all st
Domestic Animals, on i
Main street Exeter. Calls P
dis
a ,_.....- °' •-^^-• tante promptly P
Mended to;- Modi 1,4' or Horses CattloAke C
on hand, .'
MONEY TO LOAN. Iii
1%JrONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES
11'_ tate forth° Huron & ErieLoan •t• Snv
inggsSooiety. Low rates ofinteresi. Apply to
John Spa okman,Exeter,
ONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND G4
poroent.according toternis: Private
Funds, A1)pl.yto
D. V,ELIOT,
Angusti5,'95 Solicitor, lasetoi,.
ONE1 TO f N AT 6 AND•6 ,
percent, $25,000 ' rivate Funds. Best
Loaniug Companies represented.
L, B DICESON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSURANCE.
NT J. OLARII, Agent for the Us
1. \ o borne antl Ribber t:Mfutua 'IFlreinsur. •
aucc C ompany, Residence-9rd Con„ Usborne
Orders bvinailt°Exeter P,0., promptivat-
tendedto.
TORN MoDONELL, ISSUER OF
II1ARBIAGle LIDENSES.
OI`r/OE IN FANS O:N's BLO CR.
A.1so agent for the London Mutuallnsurance
Company of Canada,Meroantile Insurance Co
—Capital 5500,000.00 Head Oftico Waterloo;
Ont, Glasgow, de Loudon Insurance Coy—Oail_
.tal 32,500,000: Head Of fico, Montreal ; Stand
srd Lite Insurance: Co., Head Office, London.
England ; Guarantee is Accident Co, Head
Jffice, Toronto.
JOHN McDONELL Exeter.
fl HIE WATERLOO MUTLJAL-
L
Filth; INS URANOECO.
Establi shed, in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE WATERLOO, ONT.
This comxanv has been over Eighteen
years in successful operation iu Western On_.
tario,andeontinue0 110.. insure: against1o8s or.
damage by P'iro,Bnildings,Merehandise,Man
ufaotories,ancl all' other descriptions oflinaur-
able property. Intending insurers have the
Option of insuring on the Premium Note or
Cash System,
During the past ton years this Company
has issued 57,006 Policies, covering property
to the amount of 340,872,088 ; and paid in loss-
08 alone $700,732,00
Assets, $176,100.00, consisting of Cash
n Bank, Gov ernmentDoposit,andthe Maass -
eased Premium Notes on hand and iu force. J,
W WALD/0 1WI D. Prosidert. 0. 6I. TAvion,
Secretary. J.ft. Huens8,Inspector, CHAS.
SNELL Agontfor Elxeterand yioinitV,
T1i E
OF CANADA.
The itoya1 Mail, Passenger and "roight
Beate between Canada, and Great Britainand
direct route between the West and all points
on the Lower St. Lawrence and Baia dos Clio-
leur, also
New Brunswick,, Nova Scotia,
P. E. Island Cape Breton,
Newfoun(1lan(i,
tterlfU(la,
arid Jalilaica.
New and
elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping
and Day Cars run on through Express trains,
Passengers for Groat Britain or the Conti-
ent by leaving Toronto at' 8.00 a. m. Thilrs
ay Will join outward mail steamer at }tali -
ax a, m. Saturday.
Superior EleVator Warehouse and Dock tCc-
onrmodatron at Halifax for shipment of grain
nal general mereliaudise,
Yoara of experience have preyed tho INTER-
OLONIAL in connection' with steamship'
'ties to and front London, Liverpool and
laggow to Halifax, to be the quickest freight
onto botimen Cadada and Great Britain,
Information as to Passenger and Freight
otos 00,11 be had on application to
BOB BET 71, MOODY,'
'Western Freight ttPassenger'Agent
Oil'-osshl IIouao Bleak, York 811 O oronto.
D, POTTINGrr,
Chief Superintendent.
all1yay Office 'lboot° N.134 Nov 10,1885.
VOL. XIII., NO. 31.
IUEW. TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERETHEY MAY."
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1886,
IiNfPORTANTNOTICES
. (`
OAGULINE.--Cement for Brok-
en Articles. Sold Olt
Solo 1ltalcors.—.l ayO]3BUS.,oStockport
England.
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
a'• ".. 0
Wishes to announce to the inhabitants o!
Exeter and vicinity, that he has'openod out
�AY'S COMPOUND OF " LIN-
6F1BD Aniseed.Seneca,DOL nn
S aaHgo11
.Hill To ��
1u
with
9 &o
w aware 'aro .140.
,,iii the Vorner Store. North of Samwel
AY Se COMPOUND, a cieinuloent & Piokard's, where ho is prepared to make
oxuoctorant for OouGhs and Colds,
all kinds o ° ordered k
AY'S COMPOUND, for Coughs
and Colds, is equally servioable; for
Elora ds and O attl e,
TAY'S TIC PILLS, a specific iu
Neuralgia Paco -ache &o.
XT J. CLARK, COMMISSIONER
}. , in the Court a Common. Pleas -Deeds
Ni11s,Alortgagos, Loasos,andall :forms ofag�
oeinonts drawn and executed accor'ling to
aw,
MONEY TO LOAN ONREAL ESTATE. Parties
risking to borrow money on account of re-
mit purchases ofiand,or to pay off existing
aortgagea:wfll And a great saving by giving
ae a oall, Gan lend money at6 and 6i per
Ont. aocorclingto terms.
N,J.CLARB,
SUi1I1•f ONED
()Appear .e Bari
pp before the Bari
E. •H. VISIT,
S'hoxe the man who came at the cry of "next"
el.', a Shave and a Hair -cut which could
of possibly !LONG been surpassed by any
arbor.
NEAR TRE POST OFFICE.
dfi JUBTLQVLT LOVELT
PP
SAY ALL TIIE LADIES WHO SEE
e. J. DE>A.R:,XlIa'S
LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANGS.
Without a doubt they are the most becoming
ylos ever introduced: Ladies, for something
in fine style, such as the Langtry and
arisian Bangs, Saratoga Waves, Switches,
ufee, Curls, or Wigs, ball on Ike, J, Dearing, at
ENTRAL BARBER SHOP, EXETER.
Vhero he will supply all your wants in the
it Line,
CENTRAL
UG STOEEI
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye -stuffs and g
package
Dyes, constantl • on
3
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
, et and always
y
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
C. Tr
BUSINESS
SS
1S 7 FIE
SAI1T
0.� LIFEI
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT THE
CASH SiORE !
0 0
JUST 1LEC.EIVUlj:
Pure Boneless Codfish
Dried Smoked Herrings,
Fresh Canned Salmon,
Celebrated Horse Shoo Brand,
Christie's Soda'Risouits,'
Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Etc.,
Oranges, Lemons, Etc.,
Family Groceries, Etc.,
Tobacco, Cigars, Etc.,
Dashwood Roller Flour,
Dolled Oats,,
01'aelced: Wheat,
Etc., Etc. Eto
E ggs Taken in Trade:
5 lbs o Sugar Given with ever....
purchase of 1 iii, of 50C 'Pea.
rtrMEMBER THE ADDRESS':
wor ..
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
Usbolrnee
ROUN
D THE COUNTRY,
Lucaue,
F. Paisley, of Ilderton, is the
owner of a Iamb, which weighed uine-
teeu pounds when one day old, of
Cotswold breed.
Ont
Sa urday at noon, the foundry
of M. J, McLean & eons, of Ibis
place, was burned to the ground and,
scarcely any of the °entente were
saved. The men were at dinner and
the cause was purely accidental.
The lots is estimated at $4,000 ;
insured for $800:
GEO. MANSON,
Late Manager 0. Eaorett's Boot and Shoe
Establishment,
May 146h 84.
•
1Jors.—lIr. John Allison has sold
his farm 'of 74 acres, near Lumley, to
Thos. Elleringfon,for the sum of $4,-
400.-1111r. Wee. Glenn has movedon
oyh is e J aria
o u
h D' On nt einN ortl4-taxi Botfnd-
Crt i
for the North-West,
COLT SOLD. -A few clays ago, Win.
Taylor, of the 911i eon. of Usborne,
sold an entire colt, one year and nine
months old, to Wm. Graham, of St.
Marys, for the eum of $215. The ft
animal took several s1 prizes
last fall, and is said by horsemen to
be a good 5Eecimeo of horse -flesh.
Mr. Graham takes him to Chicago.
L711, TEE TAIL
f hu1
eaves. ►1
MR. WDf, LYNE is prepared :o do
CUSTOM TAWLORING
At Kirkton.
SUITS, PANTS OR COATS
Anderson...
made in the Latest Styles, and Satisfaction
guaranteed in every respect.
CUTTING DONE ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND AT LOW RATES.
Ladies Ja•
ckets a Specialty
Give him a trial and be convinced that
will give satisfaction
WILLIAM LYNE.
Butter &Eg s
WANTED.
4. Matheson
Has opened out in
Mr, John Rebiuson, jr., of this
place, has purchased from Samuel
Doupe, of Kirkton, a two year-old
Major, Dolt, for the sum of $215 ;
the annimal gives promise of being
a good one, and we wish Mr. R. sue -
nese with him.
On Friday Evg„ Mr Jno. Lane,
gave the young folks a party at his
residatce. The guests report having
ted ri pleasant time.
JOHN WIIY';`P SON
JI'tcl>lislsors and Proprietor
Blaolcall, V. 8., be a committee to
examine an4 report upon all appli-
cations for xegietry, and t,llat three of
said committee be a quorum, said
0ommlttes tv be known as the Exe
1utivp Committee,
8, Every application for entry
must be accompanied by proof that
the animal sought to be 'registered is.
the produce of a pure bred' or, import-
edLClydesdale or of a pure bred or
ianpo,ted Shiro horse, and a mare
a with at. least one cross of either of
the breeds named, but an imported
Biro must be either registered or the
produce of a registered sire or dam.
But the Council shall have discre-
tionary
isere
tionarypowor to exclude from entry,'`
unirnals of two Drosses, but deemed
unworthy oft a pisco among breeding
stools,
9: The conditions of membership
shall up to the tune of the publioa
tion of the first volume, be the pay-
ment of Five Dollars into the treasury
of the Society,
10, The fee for registry shall be,
for entries made b5: members of
society, $1.00 for each animal regis-
tered;. by others, $3.00 for each
animal registered, both of which. will.
include certificate. Special certificate
of entry, 25 cents. In the ease of
rejected applications the fee shall be
returned
Moved by J. J. Fisher, seoondad
by John=l'larquis, that steps be taken
at onee-to secure the incorporation
of
the sooioty under the Dominion l'Aws.
—Carried.
Several lists of new members were.
handed in and a number of entries
for registration, which latter will' he
considered by the Directors at• their
meeting.
The meeting 'then adjourned;. sub-
ject to the Daly of the president,, the
directors to be called together as soon "
as the application for incorporation
had been Filed and the conditions
complied with.
The following 1 owing are the- Provisional
DIrestors chosen at ibe previous
meetiug held in Clinton:—
Joseph Salkeld, Stratford; Thos.
MoLaughlln, Brussels ; Charles
Brooks, Mitchell ; Alex. Tunis,
Clinton ; Thomas Evans.. St. Marys;
S. Smillie, 'Tiiokersmith; J. P, Fisher,
Auburn ; John. McMillan, Hullet ;
David Fisher, 3, Aikenhead, Goder-
io11; Charles Mason, .Bruoefield;, Wm.
Wellwood, St. Helene; David McIn-
tosh, Brueefield; Alex. MeD. Allan,.
president,. Cxoderioh; Jas. Mitchell,
secretary, Goderieb; J. J, 11'isher,.
treasurer, Benmiller.
We would like to bear from Mr.
Snowden's lien again and more size
this time.
Itis rumored" that a company is
being formed for the purpose,of.bor-
iag for oil near Mr. Poore's well in
McGillivray. A' neighbor of his,
uo1
p 1 whose property there are strop
indications, is said to have offered
five acres of land to the parties who
siulc the well if oil is found.
NI,SSQUI'f,
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Ife,rvey
Scott, of Nissouri, dropped dead
while lifting a kettle of water from
the stove. Coroner Murray, of Thorn -
dale, viewed the body, and reported
that death was caused by heart
disease.
A particularly interesting event
transpired on Wednesday, the 24th,
in the marriage of Mr. I•iobt. Bedg-
good, of Tborndalo, to ?,Iiss Henri.
etta Duffin, of West Nissouri, both of
whom are deservedly beloved and
respected by their numerous circles
of relatives and friends. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. J.
Kennedy at the house of the bride's
parents, and iu the presence of 60 or
70 guests assembled iu houcr of the
oocaeiou from Buffalo, Guelph,
St. Marys, London and the neighbor-
hood. The bride was very beoom-
ingly dressed in creamy white; her
bridesmaids were Mies Sarah Events
and Miss Josephine Cloud, and the
groomomen were Mr. John Bedgood
and Mr. W. J. B;aslcoi villa. The
numerous valuable, gifts were a centre
of attraction to. all. Space will not
permit an enumeration of the list.
Ameug the number was a very
curious Oriental keepsake, eenb as a
souvenir from a distance,' in the
shape of au idol or household god,
Arab. Sinclair is home from Da- 'm
kotii land` goes back next Tuesday. 1 w
Hereports things middling out there.
tonal Sinclair, purchased from
M'r; Graham, of S. Marys, an 'm•
pored' stallion "Barnscroft," for
$1,600, which ho has shipped to
Flint, Michigan. The minimal was
four years old and weighed 1,800 lbs.
Currelley & Co's. Old Stand Centralia.
EXETER NORTH-
Complete stock of Groceries
16 lbs. Sugar; $1 Tea, 25, 50
and 75 cts--Good Quality.
Boots & Shoes all Styles) at Low Prices.
A nicely assorted stock of
HARDWARE.
FORKS, SCYTHES, BINDING GLOVES,
(Cheap.) Beat Machine Oil 60e per Gal.
COAL OIL AS CHEAP AS EVER.
SW" A reduction of Ci Per Cent. on
Tweeds, and Ready-mades. A good Suit of
ALL -WOOL SERGE for $7.50. Suitings and
Overcoats Cheap.
Our Dress Goods are marked down to
the Lowest Notch.
COTTON -20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
A House and Lot to sell or rent. Apply to
JOHN MATHESON.
HAY P. O.
Exeter Butcher Shop.
R. DAVIS
Jas. Neil, who has been visiting in
(Luoan and Like Craig for the last
• week is staying here for a few days.
Mr. Geo. Eesery has bought out
the carriage works here occupied by
Charles Bissett.
Mr. Thos. Baker, earriage bui:der
of this village, has assigned, liabilities
$90, assets nil.
The towuline dade is thinking of
going to Neil's school the Doming
summer.
Michael Behan, o#1'Brandon, Man.,
who has been visiting friends here for
some time hasgone back.
Miss Sadie Abbott has accepted a
situation with' II'r. G. Brown,
Brindley.
Mr. Jno. Parsons,. jr., has leased
the brick residence on Main street
from Mr. Thomas Nairn. John is
(going to the 1Horth•west. Success
to both.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Loughlin and
family of Adare, W. MoFalls and
wife, of Luoan,. T. Nairn, Mr. and
Mrs. Tapp, of Centralia left here
Thursday last for the North•Weet.
Mr. John Lawie,, of Adare, is *vein
confined to his bed with a severe
attack of inflammation and slight
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
Mr. Robe.. Grundy, pear Clande-
boyo, was taken suddenly and dan-
gerously ill last week with inflam-
mation. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
Butcher &e
G neral Dealer
rN ALL IRINDS OP'--- '
Customers supplied TUESDAYS, THURS-
DAYS AND SATUBDAYS at their residence
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
—GO TO
DULMAGE'S
KIRK'rrN
•—FOI;--• . •
New MiI
e linery,
New Tweeds,
New Dry -Goods
New Boots
and Shoes
NtwTeas,
Mc'Giliivraay.
Mr. Joseph Moltard lost a valuable
horse last week from distemper.
Wm. Lake, who aooidentally shot
himself last week, is rapidly recover-
ing.
We regret to record the death of
Mrs. Thomas Molnnis, 71h eon.,
McGillivray, which ()centred yeater
day, aged 50 years.
Last week a little boy, eon of Mr.
Juoob Smith, of McGillivray, had the
fere finger of his left band so badly ) s
ada from the harclend sap of some
onderful Eastern tree. After the
ceremony the party and guests sat
down to the richly spread wedding
repast. The bride and bridegroom
shared iu the festivities of the occa-
sion and then drove to their owu
home a few miles distant, followed by
the earnest good wishes of all who
know them.
D1 AUGHT ILORSE F31i1EED
I Ek S' SOCIETY.
A Complete Orgicnization Secured—TheNew Stud Book .for Clycles, Shires and
Their Crosses.
Another meeting of horsemen and
breeders, in regard to the establish-
ment of a new stud book, was held at
the Rateubury House, Clinton, last
Mouday afternoon. Amongst those
present were tiva,foltowing gentlemen
Alex. hues, Clinton; Charles
Mason, Bruoefietd; John Mason,.
Londeaboro; J. J. Fisher, Benmiller;
S. Smiilie,'Twekersmith John Mar-
quis, Benmiller; Thomas McLaugh-
lin, Brussels; Joseph Salkeld, Strat-
ford ; Wm. Wier, Clinton ; David
McIntosh, Brteoefied; James Horton,
Lumley; Robert MoMurdie, Kippen ;
0, Nisbett, Clinton; Wm. Murdock,
Brucefield ; John Avery, Thomas
Welsh and John Hunter, Clinton
Thomas iYloMichael, Seaforth ;. J. E'
Blackall, V. 8., Ciiutou.
Alter the reading of the minutes of
Iast Ineeling, the first busiuess taken
up was the completion of organize,
lion by the consideration of rules and
regulations prepared by the Board of
Directors. A lengthy and careful
discussion resulted in the adoption of
the' following :.
1. The association shall be known
as the Dominion Draught Horse
Breeders' Society.
2. Tho objects of the society shall
be to promote the interests of breed-
ers of draught horses iu Canada, anti
to protect from deception dealers and
users of oturbreeding animate. To
effect theta objects we propose to
establish a Book of 1 egistiy, to be
known as 'The Dominion Stud Book,
for Clydes Sbires,•and their Crosses,"
and to be under the management of
a Couuai! composed of fifteen persons
chosen from'the • members of the
society at an annual 'meeting, time
Hud place of meeting fixed at the last
previons annual meeting. But 'elle
aid Council shall bo guided by ssn h
out that it is feared amputation of regttlations as may, from time to
y the injured member will be necessary. t
Mr. Ninian Grieve, of the 21st i
eon., McGillivray, last week, sold his
thoroughbred bull ()elf, aged seven o
months, to Mr. Pitcher, of Stephen, b
i for the sum of $80. a
Mr. Chile. Bean, of McGillivray,
has disposed of the celebrated stallion i
"Crown Prince" to a gentleman near
Sarnia, and has purchased an i n- o
ime, be adopted at any general meet-
ng of members regularly called.
3. Two crosses in at, animal shall
onetitnte eligibility to registration
ut the Council shall have discretion-
ry power to reject inferior animals,
4, foals with the 'neoessay breed-
ng shall be eligible for regiltration.
5. $orgies which have boon sold
of of Canada at any aims if having
All Guaranteed Pure.
C1IEAnt THAN EVER 1
10,000 dor. Eggs wanted and
10,000 lbs. Butte' wanted
AT HIGHEST MARIZET PRICES.
,
T) IV ILTLM
AGI';, Zirktan.
Drew's Block, South. oto
re.
GEORGE
MP
ported Clydesdale from a Mr. Mitten t
an enterprising horseman of Mark -
turn "1'ownsbip, o
Mr, John Greve is possessor of a r
hen that can down that big egg -layer
of Joeso Snowden'°, by eoneiderable,
Lest week she produced one, whose
eireutuferonocaa to ere 8I• in, by 8?r in,.
ho rieoosaary breeding.
6. That no animal shall bo re-
ordeal until the pedigree has been
+sported favorably upon by a eonl-
m'
lite° selected for that peeposo.
7. That Messrs, John MdMi1hui
David MoIuloth, V. S., j, ,T, Fisher,
W`illiatn Wellwood, and James Id.
•
Daniel itteLellau, who is. w
known in Parkhill, having teed f
some time at Mr. McLellan's ju
south of the village, met with a a
aooideut while working on a h
press hast Monday in Forest, b
which one of his deet was fearful
crushed. Amputation was found
be necessary.
Judge Elliot, revising offi;oer f
Sorth.bfiddlesex, will hold sitting-
foilo%vs : At Parkhill April 8 fo
East and West Williams, Parkhi
and Ailsa Craig; at Exeter, April 911I
for Exeter and Stephen ; at Luca
April 10; for Biddulph, Motillivr
and Luoan.
On Friday evening last the yonn
people of the Fansville and Hill
Green appointments met at th
Methodist parsonage in Hensel!, an
presented their pastor, the Rev. W
Torrance, ,with a beautiful arm- ohai
and Mrs. Torrance with a couple o
fine,, large landscape pictures hand
somely framed. The gifts war
accompanied by a neat address,, ea
pressive of the sincere respect as
high esteem in which the reveren
gentleman and his wife are held; b
alt -
A meeting of the Cotincit of th
Oneida reserve was held on Saturday
when it was decided to ask th
Government to purchaae the reserve
he dusky wards having decided to
save the county of Middlesex and
cutlet in Now York State or ,th
Jortli.west Territories. The Govern
ment has been communicated with
nd an effort will probabiy be made
o induce there to settle in the North -
est, if they are determined to leave
heir preterit reserve.
The other afternoon as the through
eight o'
f i,l w
le
t
os nearing g was n
eartnb the
1. liary's'station an accident occur -
ed through a ewiteh being closed,
°suiting in the derailing of an' en -
me and several of the cars. The
rgiueer and the fireman jumped,
10 latter escaping unhurt, but, ho
ngineer sustained a slight injury to
is shoulder. The engine was badly
a • aged, and the `ties %vete cut up
r several yards. The auxiliary
was speedily sutntuoned, and
ftor a few hours' work the track was
pen for traffic. At' investigation
tt
0 the cause of the accident ,has
neo been hold.
Tenders were opened on Wednes-
ay last by the committee appointed
y the County Council to receive the
amt for rebuilding Benmiller'; bridge
nd Ctaig'e `bridge. Far the fotmet
ere there fourteen tenders ranging`
one $2,700 to $3,30;1, and fifteen
riders for Craig's bridge ranging
onl $500 to $800, The lowest
ndr
o for Ben miner's way from Mr.
, Hardy, and that for Craig's from
r. Kincaid, of Wingham. The
tldotsltvore a:Warcted to thee°,' and
event of thoir declining to proeced,
len to the beet lowest biddeis,
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