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thee in 1.;`,141,3011,"8 01001I,l'oqitPr,
3,Tristlr, S31.1)MP, uoidayancer,
E XITI) ONT. ‘,
0 dice AAniwoll's Meek I P ld °aced
CIA'RTWRIGHT, D.
gas 00-inea (isn'ts1 rooms over
O'1T ANIV, whore lie Will be
p repared tO extract teetlfwithout
am, All ole rations performedtw ith A as() anti
kill, (1- Oa Ailing': qpeciality. 1,1011r8
a, in: to 5 PIO `4S,4„Il..1tons 40'0E11TE.; TEIthIs
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depotinjla
iri ie fiisyldg
iilleinlitiut
lieaseai
tzze1se
of(,j4uYITPYinglf'riI
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thetrinhis ose being plit by coining in
coutu4 tvith a pile of lember.
\Jnti
8todatt,aohl and iespected resident
_,a, ns
HE W TO, THE LINE,' LET THE "CHIPS, FALL* Wki.4111 THEY MAY." eacti(levaiiti
some forty years two from Perthshire 1900t. •
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VOL.. XIY. NO. 10. EXIIITEE: ONTART0' THURSDAY' MCANING 0041613E1 99 19Sn land, He leaves to mourn his loss fiveisons,
s , ' 4 , , , puelOityieNis741nirpEro&priSedatolirt I 10;11111))ouitit(iionse beef niso,iriti Rate•cfd.i)irioefressaioni(iittlaintiotextiis.
r MPORTOT NOTICES
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the people of Nifisoirri lie will long be re-
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,
wincheisea, metribered an nonest eonseieritions neigh-
bor a,nd a good friend, •
IKE. J. DEARING
OP THE CENTRAL BARBER SHOP/
respeCtfully interni the public that he
h„,„ removed to Ills Any sA0P,„ (one Door
North of corling's Mock), -wl)fp'518 1,repared,
with far sUpermr,fepiyttes, to do
by glyIng„vii*li1'(74. Mr, or by .,tfylihnig in „the Hare ,De9saing Lille,
tt,iyainolit,itieheeteorIciAoltnl'il'Aar of' ohili :1 t +ori wish to got 11.11y Hair Goods call on Ike
T. 'Marine, tit the Central Ila.rhcr Shop, )91070
VilingS ` and 'aril ,I.;ther„;,(1.0utal he iminnioctin es Moir Work 80 natural that
work the 1,00 p0Sfil1le. ILOOMS,, Von -Wbuld Not Know It frem the original
instairs in .....1WNVOLT.,".., BLOOk, LaSt ela ° Eau. ,Suell as the Langbry rod Pitriian
am -Street, Exeter, Out. , , '
1.li talks Stirs:1)96a Waves, and the Genuine
water Wave.„S„witehes,Teopiee,tiuris,vuns and
11E15101144 :mos., is efOrtiIileing elsdwhere, give 111111 w can,
)liS-
T ONSORIA
• otneeat hiseestdenee 'Exeter
THE MERCHANTS'
T EASUREIVS SALE
•I-"47. I, A. -Nt C) B. T _A X IT] R.
Comity5.001eiron 1111Cly virtue of a warraet, bearing date the sixteenth day of August,
• to) wit.. J 1886, under the hand of the Warden, of the County of Huron
and lialcing tliseseal of the said corporation thereto ottached, direeted to me and corn.
niadi
nug me to lhvy upon the fellowing lands for the arrears of taxes •due. thereon to-
gethes wibh the posts, I hereby giye notice that ,unless the said taxes and poets be soon-
er Pahll 1 shall proceed to sell the said lands or So much thereof as may be neeesaav to
diseliergeethe same, at the Court Hope, in the town of (loderich, on Tuesday the thif-
tieth clitoy of November, in the year a our Lord,18$6, commencing at eleven o'ciock in
the, foremen,.
TOWNSHIP OF .ASHFIELD.
Tt or /tweet -of lot ' Con: Or Street Acres Patd.. Or Ullpiltd, Taxes Costs Total
81.25, $11.25
of 10 2 ' E D: ." 4.93 142, 6,05.
'VILLAGE OF PORT ALBERT -IN ASHFIELD
L A ItLO RS,. half otN.. half of 4'i. 2,' E.' 1). fi0 Patd,
c" o t ott 0 II THE ctil Nriin noreL. baltoterhalf
T W. P,40!WNINI-1., C
fy . ra Vietorianniveri;its,geleo
Sd'yofficballoe,nor„rio oL,..horatth y',171*0 ter
R. HINDMAN, eoroftsr o' the
Connty:Of Raton. office, oppose141.,
Carling's storm; Exeter.
R.J. A.;AOLLINS, ill. C. P. S
0. 0 lilea,,Me StiFizeter,014.11esi4le11
e eottsereeentliv occupied by,P, McPhillips.
'n11.WOODRUFF. •
Permanently ,locateit in No 185
Q,100117S it" row doors
east of,Post Office. Special attention given to
diseases of this Eye,' boil ,sighb,,:titid.the•proti-
Orvatt-ona• of vision ,diseases of. Weller, in);
parrodhearlog. and discharges from the ern;.
diseases of the Throat, chronic inflammation
being frequent cruise et deafness ; thsesseil
of the Nose, catarrh being it common o vase Of
npa ed hearing,
,T.Luotion4.11.-Co
, PROTECTIVE AND --
ENRY EIC,13ER, Lieetisol AMP,
tioneer for Ilav Stephen and McCall,-
targownsb S,1 los conducted atmodeVI.A9
.dtaa_ mok, - t roe t-eftlee, Oreditoe ,
j-bil 1g '3 -ELL, ‘Atielioneer itnr
ToWnships of Stephen, Bay no‘l USIA0100
61141 the Village of Exeter. All sales proMntly
Attend() i, a,o,lsatisfoction guerauteed. Snles
Arranged at this oilice.
"--VETERINARY.
TENNENr,
nary :atirgoe
Voterihan
to, have
fa ptliktg*.r
.1).OMPAtt
s tre et
rein dis
ttsoledtIn.=PX0.4.1.
Iwo ys oil
TENNENT 'Vote) i ,
Gra'duates Of the Ontario
College, Torou
oned an office
tin Alit f
gninials .,on
Exeter. 'Calls
tone° prompt.),
VOr E orsei, Ctteeo
VIGLICSV110•111•11
ATONEIT(4-11 kg 01i, 1 1
,1AA,-,,ES
LU_tase-fol;tbe.:ny.s.i Erie [Mali ' Sem,
logs 4 Icioty. Low .1;i1. iisofinteresi. Applyto
rob n ipackinan,Pliteter . ,I' •. ,
4)/1 ONEY Totlio N ATT.; AND 64
k
'II ' '•ptire en t`,..accoril. a'• toterm s : .• Pkinoito-
iiiidiii . , '-,`4+ i -,z+-
.
August t5, L_____
85 Solicitor. lilzetiii ;
.
Tk/rQNE/ TO LOAN AT 6 AND ai
per Bent, e$3,000 Private lounda. ilest
Lotk ug .COMpum ea represented.
L. IT DICASON,
.• Parrister, V,ieter,
ONEY TO LOAN.- --Persr ns
Wishing to borrow money will take no -
flee that lam IlOW leaning County Funds at
0 per cent,
WM. 'HOLMES,
• , Co. Treasurer,
Troasureefi Office, Gode rich .).
Septe2uher,27th, 1885.) .
• .
INSURANCE .
J. SUTHEBTAAND, Hensall, I
. , Ont, Conveyaticdr. CoMna issioner, Fire
and Life Insurance,Agent, and Issuer of Mar-
Tiage .Licenses, All tTallsacted strict -
1y confidential. A ca,llsolioibed. Office; at tb '
;Frost Office. ,
HE WATERLOO .111 U U A IA
FiliE INSURANCE CD. •
19 Colhorne,st. East " „ 3.27
COLLECTIND ASSOCIATIOR I
OF CANADA.
HEAD OFFICE - HAMIITO/sT ONT
ESTABLISHED. 18$4k,
Ts an Aseric Lotion of business and professsiore
almen,litivins:- for its obiect the COLLEC-
TION pF 1 /.1.:BTS ; thea to prevent its members
from inaking ball debts by tarnialiingthem
with lists of parties whrriko not pay. Alerclismta f
and others having aocounts to collect wishing I .
to become 1110'11 +ers,by remitting $7.00 to 0,190t ;
Mauageri,Ramilton,.`)nt., will' roe Ave oy re -1^
,,turn Moil full nrationlars,esrtilloate and mem-
,bership, Seudifpn.testinionials.
' .•3. 13IAWELL MILLS 'iSz CO.,
I)iaT4gors, Hamilton.
WAIININO,Aniqaxties itref..warned against
having a Faulkner...hailing
from St..1c.larys, he,having.been ccharged, ,
eV.V, Pump Factory
, ,..e. '
i
, JO. II isl , swALLow
I,
, ,
i ww,..qq-ospeothaiy knfornt the inteibitauta
of the innw,outtiling township% that he has op-
t eltcd a New Pump Paetory in
. .
i J. SoUrriiitarS ni4D STAND,
1tAlssT.,..z.NETIA001?. rosT-orries.
, .
Wh.re lib will lzetrivion hand all Mills of
Pumps, -which be willisell at moderote+ prices
,
11EPAIRI1SO 4SI'ECIALTY.
Wells find Cisterns'eciatracted for at reason-
able prices, an rl worlt,executed with despate.U.
SATISFACTIG.AlITtE15.,
15.11N S \TALT.OW,i
,
.4747.7.,4
33 1/410:31R.A.INTOE'S
Spettacips, g1pJ
Ai -owning bas the Sole Agouti hi
Laeter, for tho above lenses. Thov are the
only on as recommended by the President and
Vice -President's of the Idedieal Associations
of Canada, aud all the leading oculists of the
age. Tbey have it world-wide reputation for
giving that aid to vision whichall other
louses fen' to give. Beware of inoitations, as
they are in the maiket., B. Laurance's Spec.
taoles and Eye.glassos are marked B.L., with-
out which none are genuine, -and pebbles are
stamped PobbleA. Do not be deceived by 'any
gores stamped Pebble -glass -or by any sloth,
iarity in n c. -DE, B110 WNIN , SOLT:MA:4T
Vox Entrhit.
.CENTRAL
RUC ST RE
A full stock of all
.,Estoilished,i,,, 1863. •
Dye -stuffs and r package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winau's
Condition
wd-
ers
, the best
in the /nark -
et and always
HEAD OFFICE - WATERLOO ONT.
This Cornr.any has been over Eighteen
years in successful operatien in Western On,-
tario,thu dsontinues to insoro ttgainstloss or
damage by 0'iE0,135i131ngs,111orcratuilise,Atan-
,•tifactorioa,and.thll dtho r descriptions of linsur-
ble,property Intenclint, insurers have the
option:of insprttng,on b:)te Premium Note or
During the past ten years ti is Compauj,
has i3sned 57,096 Policies. covering property
to the amount of 840,872,038 ; and raid in loss -
05 alone $7000732,00
A.ssotS, $174,104.04, consisting nt Cash
n dank, Government Deposit, and th e amiss-
essecl Promirm+Notesonhanditud in force. J,
W W.S.LOUN M. D. Preside t,• C . Att. TA.rnon,
Secretary. I, Li, I -locums, Inspector. (111AS,
sNr.I.D. Agent for Exeter and '
TIIE
OF. C.A1qA.DA.
The royal Mail, Paasonger (I reight
tout° between Canada and Great Exitain and
airect route between the West and all points
en the Lower St. Lawrence and Bale des Cho-
icer, a Ise
New Branswick, Nova SoOtia,
P. E. Island Cape Breton,
Newfound land,
Bermuda,
arid Ja1111111Ca.
l• New and elegant Pullman nutlet Sleeping
and Day Cars run on through Express trains.
Passengers for Groat Britain or 1 ho Conti-
nent b,v leaving Toroeto 4.80 a., in. Thrtro,
de.y win join outward matt steamer at Half -
tax a. to, Saturday,
,
• Superior Elevator Warehouse end Dock ae,
Aommodation at lialifax for shipluent of grain
end general merchandise. .
Years of experience have proved the INTER-
'COLONIAt 8» CO011OCti011 With steamship
lines to and from London. Liverpool and
Glasgow to Dalifax, to be the quickest height
auto between Oadade, 'red Groat Britain,
Information its to Passenger end Freight
tee ean be bad on applilation to
11013141tT 13. TADODTE,
Western Tilrhight &Pros -el -Wei+ Agent
031:oaten/louse Illoclork St. Toronto
1).POTTINGent,
Chief Superintendent,
to N.II:, Nov 13,1885.
Ilwite 0
kinds of
fresh. Family rocip-
„.1.08
7 London Road East 6 uppateuted. . , 3.05 '1.08
1 i iaill-s . Eitst •S 05 1.08
• 44, , Wellingten-st. Ilaat ?,- . 1.37 1.08
45 , :'• do .1 : r 3.37 1.08
0.37 LOS
47 do__, . i “. , • 3.37 1.08
39 SydFhtuu-st, Atek, i , .. Pe:tented! • 19 1,00.
..,. 19 • 1.00 •
,
towNwn, OF caL-RoRNE.
Brir1ee End Place "
/59
• AGROF IlAYFIELD.
40
380
-part Range i, .3k
Suiinft.
IfIltAGE OR131.11.7SSYLS,
38A
270
C
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VILLAGEOEWRONETER.
3 Main-st. South:' ' 1/51
'0 Queen.st. North "
North half oj 8 • Centre-st. East 1/10 '
Gibson-st.
• • Halls Survey
ntrith part 'Of So . do•
County Treasurer's 9ffiee,1
• Gederieh, August 16t1„1.886 J
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!'t
ti
4t
9.41 1.25
7.27 1.29
3.23 1.03
1.23 1.03
44 1.01
41 1.01
3.20 1-.09
1-4Q 1.93
4.35
4.13
4.13
4.45
4.45
4.95
4.45
1.19
1.19
10.66
8.47
2.26
2.20
1.40
4,28
2.4a
8.71 4.8o
13.17 1.33
4.65 1.12
9.48 1.25
14.72 1:37
,14.72 1.37
•'7:08 1.18
--6.40 1.10,
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WM...HOLMES
Treasurer, CC, of Huron.
14.50
5.77
10 73
16.09
16.09
8.26
7.56
Pure
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UCEDICIZNAL-
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.•w. 13110 \NiNfIN.TG,
emitton Labr.fb
Haying- been appointed by the Ontario Gov-
ernmeet, to sell WINES AND LIQUORS,
under the Scott .Act Dow, las on hand a
fair supply cf the very best to be ftm lid; on
' the market.'
• ,
•
,..111t).1E)fann Ints is Th1iOhiT Pr, tor,
Licanszn To
• Also Jfuil Lit' ol PULE DRUGS,
0 HEMICALS, PATENT MF.DICINES,
itt ItE)IARKABLT LOW ruicns.
J. W. BROWNING,.
DOMINION DADISATOBY.
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-T1,11E-
CANADIAN 111
RAILWAY.
CoitronapoN oN EARTH.
TIM MOST DIRECT
DZST 11011=-
-BETWEEN -
MONTREAL, QUEBEC, TORONTO,,
OTTAWA, KINGSTON, , DETROIT,
BOSTON, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
KANSAS CITY, &a. '
zoolc i
Elxcursion to VANCOUVER; viproRIA,
and SAN' FRANCISCO, for $90.60,
ets good for Seven Months.
geBefore purchasing ycur tickets else-
where, call on • •
• W. J. CARLING,
0. y. R. A(ANT.
CARLING,S STORE, EXETER. '
Qs' carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
C. LUTZ. a
D RE AV' S
Bouso Block!
ALWAYS AHEAD.
First to Introduce the Cash System,
' 338NEloiT TO ALT,.
NEW GROCERIES,
NEW TEAS, '
NEW VALENCIA RAISINS,
THE 81.118T 08' Tag 8EA80)1.
'tobaccos, Cigars Oranges, Lemons, Nuts.
A Largo Assortrnent of new Candies.'
Roller flour, Graham Flout, Rolled Oats,
New Canned Salmon,. Mackerel, Lobster.
New Season Groceries.
CALL AND INSPECT GOODS.
I Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. I will
pay yen to buy from me,
OCEAN TICKETS AT LOW.P1ST BATES
lem'Inb" °AFT • KEMP
thottad,:us. •
Cash &men, Drow's Block, South Store
r
ON .001.
'
-BUT-
DOUPE C
ARE 5110WING--
=----EVERY DAT
THE 13EST BAEGAINS ,
ILLINERY, MANUA-N(4, FLANNELS,
DRESS GOODS, BOOT& k'SHOES,
TwEEDs, cRoeximsr,
EVER SEEN IN THIS COUNTRY
[JUST TitThrk rr.]
Fine All Wool Flannel;
32 yds. Geed Cotton;'
18 ths: Nice Sugar,
. 15c. per yd.
$1.00
sLoo
SUITS TO ORDER
A SPECIALTY.
itKIND THE COUNTRY.
Our Corresppodents.
Fareli.x
BaiEs.-Mr, Gerald Irvine has sold his
gl tl
farm cons st ng of 100 aores b e n o 3,
I con, 12, to Mr. James McCurdy for $6,500.
Possession given in December. --Miss S. E.
Gregory, assistant teaeher in the Winchel-
sea school, has been engaged • to teach a
school near Clinton, for the year 1887, at it
salary of $300.-A grand niusical and liter-
ary entertainment will be given in the Win-
chelsea school house on the evening of
Nov- 5th. A splendid array of talent has
been secure(' for the occasion and a rare
treat may be expeeterl. Proceeds to pay
for helfry. See bills for further particulars
• Das
Bnrees,--Will. Fried, who had his arm
taken off, is able to be about again. -Mr.
Wrinker, who had his hand ertished in a
flax thresher, is at work again. -The flax
mill is again working. -Mr. A. Olgaser,
has gone to Crediton, to work for Mr. Wen-
zel. He will be missed very much by some
of our fair sex. -Messrs. Ball and Keller-
man, respectively, have moved into their
new residences. --Mr. Will. Voelker, of
Criditon, has taken up his abode in Dash-
wood. -Mr. C. Schertnaker, of the 14th
con., has taken -mite himself a life partner;
we extend the usual congratulations. --Mr.
Herman Grant, of the, 14th con., has moved
into the v41.04e, to the house reeently oc-
cupied by Mr.. Henry Colfas, the latter'
moving to Mr. Berk's farm, 1 miles South
of Dasliwencl..--Mr, Geo, Rock, of Zurich,
has moved to our village. --The roller mill
is operating day t‘na night. -The 'Temple of
Industry lathe place to buy noVelties.-A
shooing match wes held here last week,
a'linIciatti:litlincelell,iy Luc an.
Weber, of Zurich, carried
off the laurels. The Crediten b.ted W7,Fi
I BEIM. -1VIr. RAI. O'Neil and wife re
•turned home on Friday. last from a trii
south. -Mr. E. Flavin, of Forest. was in
town on Sund,ay hIpt.-Mr. S. Windsor
of Sarnia, w 'in town on Saturday last.
-Married Wednesday last, at
the resid.. ce, of the • bride's father
Mr. Thos., Kite, to Miss ,M. J.
Stanley. They. lett for a trip to Mus
Dan. Shannon, of this place,
left onTuestlay morning for Clicvelancl,
where lib- intends to reside4,---Mr. • B.
Collins, who liaa 'been sink for the past
month is improving. --A Lodge of the I.
0. 0. F., -has been organized in' this
place, with a memberahip of about thirty
five. -R. Eacrett; of this place. return
ed from Port Austin, MiCh.,„ on, Monday
last, having been mat:lied t..) run W. H.
Cooper, champion of "Mich., a hundrol
yard foot Jaen for fifty dollars. Mr.
Cooper, proved an east,' victory for the
'Lucanite. -A. Number of houses are
being refitted in town for renting pur-
poses. .
„
• GrAtitki..
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On Thursday afternoon Willie Powell,
15 years old, eldest son of Mr. Leofiard.
Powell, who resides on concession 6, Lon-
don township, borrowed. a' dilapidated
old -shotgun :;from Shoebottunh, a
neiuthbor, and in company 'in -WI his YOTla
; er brsIter »'9111.t. n 4hoothrilif-0115TZ.
Young Powell had fired two or three shots,
when -according to the statements of
an eye witness named Shoebotbom,
a son of the lender of the gun --Willie
raised the weapon to his shoulder to shoot
again, when the barrel burst and he fell
to the ground. Help was summoned,
and the unfortunate lad was removed to
'the Powell homestead, where he died in
about two hours after the accident. An.
exainination skr,vetl. that his face, neck
an'd'arinS were much disfigured with pow
der, while..a,screw from the lock of the
gun was blown into his .brain, inflicting
the injury which caused his death. It
WAS' discovered also that the slibt from the
gun had killed the bird at which the boy
had aimed. The sad afthir caused it deep
sensation in Hie neighborhood where it
occurred, anclmuch sympathy is expi•essed
afoffiriettlembereavedfamily in their sudden
Thero4s,t,iqatinpus over the.Rostoffice here
t NI It I t
tkw , (..w,years..;ago r. 0 ,...
garatner, dispeSeJLOf..his store and stock to,
gr. Way', .at mind figure, , and pro;
mised that thepttoiRq wouldremain in his
irlierebeen for the past
fifteen .37,-aii7arwearisi- Was SW06,4,0,5
4,04Ukt*'`,":, irzAtEcli,UW:4,4 seAlk§A,h4k"Ptikek,
changal his Mind." He "erecled v.ritither
store, and rented to a gentleman living
I somewhere in the neighborhood of Goder-
iieh, promising that the post -office would go
to IAA stand, The people in the neighbor-
hood, are indignant, and. have petitioned
the, PostIVIaster General against allowing
tlW P)A-anie.,, ,4,i,11013ed 11(.3-)leillt, MCade to
'their request. .
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• lEhnivill e.
FArofPunonaCED.- :Mr. Geo Turnbull,
lIsborne has purchased from Mr.
DIA McDonald of; Tut, tersmith his
farm containing 1.00 acres, beinoo., lot 44,
,2ncl,con., paying $7,150 therefor. The
farm is an excellent one, containing good
,binIclings, Mr. T. • gets possession next
;February.
BR/BM-Mr. Alfred Liddicott and
wife have moved to St. Thonms where
he hag got a job in the Canada gouthern
R. R. shop. We wish him success in his
new home. --The marigold crop has been
'takeifiip And is a good average. --When
'goirie• lionne' from chnrch on Thursday
night last Mr. Prout's horse wrecked his
buggy slightly -Mrs. Shute's funeral ser -
Mon preached on Sunday last was largely
attended.
Cracliton.
, AROTRLIViOLD SETTLER GONE. -On Sat-
urdaye there -passed to his litet met, Mr.
lvlicloph Stephens, old and very mu&
p 1 • township of Ste=
ellen; at the it,ge of ,61 yekr8., His, death
Was,texpected, and was heard with deepest
Syinpathy for bis bereaved family, by all.
Mr. Stephens and' his wife came to this
country Iiiorn Devonshire;: England, where
he was born the ,Year, 1825. lie emigrat-
ed to:Canada in 1859,' and first settled in
the township of Clarke, • Co. 'Durham, Ina
after reinaining there six years, • deoided to
try this part of the Proviime, and coming
here when there' were but few settlers, --in
fact, Stephen was all bush -loceted on a
Pared Of bush land, 110w designated as Lot
9,0,811 6,tOwnship of Stephen, where ho,
with his Wife and family, resided until Sun-
daydastiWlien hfedeparted. Fey soine years
1)4,6k:the dented 110 cemplained, brit 'Ott
others would de, and up to the time of death
whieh 'was somewhat sudden, always tdok a 1
greet interest in church work, at the same (
time. not neglecting .his farm •pursuits. He r
has been 0 member of the 13. 0: Church for
it great many years, and considerahle of the (
time helped in the work as a local mini-
ster., It is unnecessary for ns to say that „
hedied ie the hope of tut eternal resureeutien. '
Mr. Stephens was a mon who was tespected
by everybodY, and his demise will be much
regretted. The funeral took place yester-,
day from Ms late residence, WOs large-
ly attended, the interment being made in the
Exeter cemetery. Rev. Mr., Kennedy offi-
ciated.
•• BrinS1. •
Hashing bees • and wen. hunting are
the favAte pastimes here, at 'Present,
Mr. Bdward McDonald, of the- lith
Con. sold his ferin to Mr. Maguire for
$4,000.
Mr. D. Bloomfield has taken his exit r
from Brinsley to try his fortune in the
West.
The late wind storm did considerable
damage to straw stacks and woods in this
neighborhood, and considerably damaged
the shed at the C. M. Church.
A. very enjoyable time was spent at the
residence of Mr, N. Curbeth the (Ali&
evening-, and the party dispersed in the
,early hours the morning.
La -CAL BREVITIES,
The RishoP of Huron, Preached hi 88.
rink. '
James church, ,St.Marys, on Sunday last. ,
Mitebell was incerporated a village), in
Stratford is building
a 66, 400, iweebeskna/t:
1E§x507t,eran,b(el ,aatowt ?1 in. 1874.
Parties throughout the County shouldbenre,
itn64rnainpdertiohaatotnotwqouyaielacume. be hunted or taken
You. yes we mean you, you eau help us,
Make TUE TIMES More readable, if possible,
by handing us inlecal items. Clivi he, the
facts. • • '
A St. Marys Mall defeeted Mr. TVA'
1871 when South Eastnepe wee in the Al 14g,
Conservatives look to St, Marys again to re,
legate him te the bosom ofhislriends..
, .,-Mr, Ches. Wesley, of Stanley Toth:whip,
sold his farm of 100 acres, on 'the Bayfielde.
. read, Varna,lo his 'neighbor, Mr. John '
• Reid, sr., for tialiiiref.16,900 cash.
. Mr. W. 11. Davis, of the Mitchell Advoaate,
while driving tbreugh the, country the ether
night collided with another gentleman. Both.
rigs were precipitated into the ditch.
• David Fisher, of Colborne, Huron Co., ex-
hibited nine heavy .draught licrses at the
Huntingdon (Indiana) Fair receatly, and cit.-
ried off all the prizes in that class.
The SeafOrthiligh School building will be
enlarged and otherwise improved, a by-law
to loan the Board $5,500 having been carried
by the ratepayers last week.
Our exchauges,report the Dominion elec.
tion to take place this fall. They need not
be alarmed; next fall -if then -will tv?.+
nearer.'
Mr. Chas. Wells has sold his farm a' loci
acres on the Bayfield road, near Tarim, to his
neighbor, M. .101mlieid; gr, for the sum et
• 86400.Ceailul;
,0tie, of Adelalcle tp., oo, Middle-
sex has beenappoicited bailiff ofslitth Division
Court, and J. 3. Whaley, ItIornington tp., oo.
Perth, to be bailiff of fifth Ditisien Court in
that county. ,
Many $10 countelieit, &nil- of Comeneres
bills are afloat the country at present. To
wouhl bo Well for tner'chants and others to
examine closel*anCanadian Bank of Coins
tultitlei),Vsi!lei?ittFrielaatienvel4e4941loa..,
Laud impievoreeut Fund between the, cor-
porations of Witigham and Tnruberi74, has
been settled by We iown's represenatiftes,,
agreeing to accept 8400.
J. M. Clarke, lawyer of Toronto, •'formerly -
of St. Marys, was tendered A bantlet b- the
Reform ebb, of Tcironto on'Thursday eviueit.
ing !ail.... Bo ban been president oi the e
vfotirrtninan,ryoyreoantts,o,a'hneavig,is•eitliiiislitg.. 1‘1‘.
1.1.11:ry.Ci,:is pop.
At tue annual meeting of the Boo -sellers'
and Stationers' Associatien, held at Toronto
last week, Mr. -1I. P. Sharp, of St. Marys,
the Conservative candidate for South Perth,
was elected President,- This speaks well
for Mr. Sharps' s popokrity.
Mr. Gaorge Murray, lot 17,0011. 9j/ovule,
has purchased, Mr. A. Tham's farm of 200
acres, let 6, eon. 9, for $12,000. Mr. Mur- ' -
may sold his own farm to Mr. John. Ander-
son, lot 18, con. 9, for 87,000. '
Sir Richard Cartwright has arranged to ad-
dress 1118 constitUents of South Huron at '
Lonclesboro' on Thursday, Ocit. :28 ;
Zurich on Friday, Oct.' 29 ; at Heinen en'
Monday, Noy. 1; and at Varna on Tuesday
s.
NoLt2b.ough.1VIr. W. S. Holmes has already
shiippoodafrires, h
Luu onare
knoL 8ation, nine oar,
fa
ioiiisf p
btrreg (i'
piled up at the static:11, awaiting' tranship-, '
tc tlib JJ.dOoIliotry narkets. The
!prices paid forthefr'ilit'etela about one dollar
1 pel/IbalTI
islinor Jedge, Toms, of Godetich, has
decided in, a snit, where a bill of goods was
sold to 'the wife of a prornitt.diit =hip Enron
County, that the wife is the agent qf the hue-
band,where e publio notice to the contrary is
mit Oren. The Itidge clid not think in giving
that decision of tho inumnirithie diffieelties
it may ()lead= io one's household cirole,
rive large cases, weighing 1,100 lbs., %tido)
shipped. from Brussels last wools, containing ,
clothing and other useful articles. for gratm.
tons distribution among the Indians on the
Assiniboine Reserve, Indian Head. The ar-
ticles were contributed by seven of the Auxil-
aries in the Maitland Presbyterian Society, •
viz, ;--Kincardine, Huron, Langside, Luck-
now, Bluevale, Ethel and Brussels.
Thoinuny friends of Mr. Thomas W. Bell
formerly merchant of St. Marys, but now
General Agent of the North American Life
Insurance Company, at London, will be
pleased to learn that et the village of Cor-
unna, Lambton county, he was united in
wedlock some titno ago with Miss Emma
Ingersoll, grand daughter of the late Col.
Ingersoll, and sister -m -law of the editor of
the Huron (Mich.) Tribune.
Under this heading; "Books and Notions,"
trade jounal, ntibliehes the following re-'
flections on Mr. Sharp's candidature : The
selection of H. Fred. Sharp, president of the
Booksellers and Stationers Association of
Ontario, by it political convention ftS a candi-
date for the Commons in South Perth, is
indicative of a larger amount of good coin.
mon sense than is goaerally the lot of such
bodies. A. Man, who, by quiet and pa6nt
wOric, has obtained a competence; who, by,
sterling worth, has gained tho good -will and
respect of all who knew him; nte, by 7.14:3
iberal views on all thnt
cm:onion weal, is poi-tiles:Ay vi•-;:' r;sac"
a legislator. 41 130 tinio C., !Un'o,..•••
ur consiti7 hos theta) hson
ion att ElOW to
(Aida*, and if the elect:,a• ri
ateber, otir peeeies„oet they
o are catisfied, who notl 4'
cit any party.
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Kirkton.
Bein.--TaXeS are unusually high this )
year aild.there is not littio complaining.
--Early sown fall wheat is turningyollow.
Rather soon for it to assume that hue yet.
--,The movements. of Mr. Win. Francis,
of Usborne, have been very suspicious. of
late. He is building it new -train° house,
-Mr. Wesley Irvine has sold bis farm .of
100 acres, 80 Mr, Chas, 'McCurdy.- Mr,
Nathan Doupe has seaured a school on the
Etth line, Blanshard, for next year. -Mr.
Wm. Leigh 1,116 lifts taught the public
schooner° for the past tzwi. years, has
been re-engaged for another year at a
salary of $500. -No service hi the Presby-
terian church on Sunday last, owing 86
sacrament at the Thames J.toad appoint-
nent. -The band services in the Metho-
list church- have been withdra,wn far a
ime, at least until some. of our young
nen learn to conduct themselves with
iropriety.-Scene in hall • on fair day --
Mr, sewing machine Agent, to Mrs. E.)
s see you're the lady that just recent -
y moved into the hotel, are you not ?
Mrs. H. smilingly) 1 always thought my
ace showed my profession ! 'Why, Sir I
lye in the Methodist Parsontwe --Mrs
•
. lien of the ..itd Blanshard,
ell down stairs into the cellar, early on
Monday morning of last week, and sus-
tained very severe injuries, being uncon-
scious for a while. She has since been
con finecl to her bed and it will be some
time yet before she will have recovered
from the elfeets of her fall. -Mr. Hamm,
of the Sealorth creamery, who hag been
proepecting around here for some time,
has concluded to make the venture a.nd
has accordingly taken steps towards, having
ft new creamery built here, to be in
ning order by tho eommencoment of tett
eason. The building will be stone, 2x
0 ft, with an underground cellar.
Paisley, Ont., OM. 28. -Mr. John Young
a farmer of Gi eetincki started for home vtii
A load of lumber from her, las% night after
dark, and was, iaime time after, to-ind
under the overturned load On A hill riliout
half A mile from town. Ills skull was frac-
hired and he must hove been killed instant. s
ly. 10aves wifp and large family.
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