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- I � - I . 9 A the keenest that I i'sa-;ever. been fought A.18.; Mr. C. V. Floody, enlock, Bdi Thomas C Lizzie Sproat's side-Jolm Sproat, 200; Wm. on ost stubble ; no manure; ; Lebo; alk falonteith, - - J .. I .
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- win.1 f own 19th Apffl,; 1,568 busbeh per pen. I Xlp- . I
. - , in the Riding, the j lood feeling which W.F.S.z Miss 'Mar r McTavish- W.T.; Alexander. � Third IF6iin-lst Henry Hudson, 250; Jas. Reckie, 200;. i . , ' .
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- Ton txyooltovf� of - - acre; drills2feet apart - variety, long I Second and Boye Classes. -6 . .. .11 ; �
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I . Pit : . formerly exis the- leading Mr. Edward SheAitt, W.M.; ifiss L. Scarlett, 2d �McT vart, 3d McKean, 350; Jas, Chesney, 125 _4 ]K
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.� 1, -..-.4---- __F ___ men Of'both parties in1his town was in Wright, i.D.M.; ss Janet Wilson, Melvin Blanshard., 'Senior Secon �
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� 1. . DISlf!RICT MATTEiRs. . -own once more to the pursuance 'Miss Mary McQuaxrie, W.R.H.S.-New 2d John Gilpin, v -'Payne. J Jacob McGee, 300; . . Mr. W. Roy, of Owen Saund,011iii,ir i . � . .
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R ., � I 1 peace I Era. - Junior Second Form-4st Isa,] iella, Cal- Frank An s 250; total, 3,125. . . .
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� ,_ . of their every -day a vo ions 11 gu I t and 'xUr 8, , � - I ... .
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C- � J_ . - I - . � ; e barn and, stable � Ild the laud upon -which the roots Smillie-- Secretary I . I - I . . I
1_1 �.. I Dyr, :Si urrs, DYF� SrurFs.-T, or Gen- d quietness. . der, 2d- Donald Calder *1 and Mary Mor- BARN BURITED.-7-Th I I � extried theinselves i
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. � - mille 111"X(I -, cochineal. Tndigp, Xagen�a, and all . : — ., Kinl)urn. ; ere grc wn in a, good +te of cultiva- to the utmost infer . q
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�� 11 other Dy.1a, "'Auff,S thet will give bvautif�d and fast . � The Hig, �i School. . I RiLiGiAs SExtvI0E'.We are request- -The following ig,� &;;correct account Lofidou Roa& Survey, were completFly ion, especially that of I Mr. Manning ]dt all _ . . .�
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� ..� E. -,m -_,-D YOU . Cla - STS. -L , Seaforill, will hold Divine service in the Section No. 9 for th Mouth ol October: last 2ome, h6me I ingly CJM-A. . the match were well . � I -_
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;, '; 'lAool have engagi d a Head Master . . Air. Horton had just 4. 'carried out, �Im
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; �.- -0eatW Shot 31der Braaeo, a of all de- S& I- e :
., lb on Su day, Fourth Form -1st Euiphemist Crozier, with his team, and -war, putting them.1 JOHN I
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,_ � �;i sirable In sl at prices lower than ei or. before. for: the School here, in the person of C. . . � . . Ju loes � to the district. � - . � , `
�._ 14 or n 7 c'elock. Tu�c�erf(hith. � 1: r* ' - -New Era.: i ,
� I , 1;D,,_v . WiL �7 I Claxkson, B. A., of Toronto University, P"Inno ext, at in the stable. He had the lantern on! Wx. FROATt ! � W110 L -F, TJ
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I �. 2 �� I I Lu'.%11;l)r SON. 100 2 2d Jand'Brotlierston,o3d John Crozier. . -
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; Z - and at present head master of the Third Form-ist s'srm, and w&� taking the harness off -
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I 11 ��,;�_ _ � Pr.EsirrrF,ra.kg C.Huncn�-Etlss been .. . Mole - � � _____________�_ft� ! .
� I �31, � Brockville Model- S cl�ool. -The 'sal . Gi ,ey. D Ellen Crawford, � 3d Alton j Lnderson.- one of the horses. As soon as the har- i .
4 . ,j - ary � � . pworth Flowing Match. I
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;t i� L� STOCK SAL -Bs. -A sale of thoroughbred Senior Second Formi-Ist Bum& Roe, - was off the horse wheeled round and '0�
� j- - �". 111all, ChpIrch hare .paid is 017100. His duties commence h had. another successful. A; G. MCDO".. A �c I
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-4 . I I . Airy . � : . )lowing match on Thursday, 17th ult., ice Buffdin� I
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I � y', ., . ected the school will be in readiness Brown, Grey, will be held on -Lot 13, Junior Second Form-,Ist Jan 3 C,Xozier, set the lantern down, and ran afterthe w I -Q , little Irestof the plel
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I . :: �,., 1! � IPOISTD6'mD.-The ametion sale of the . I . '. I . ARMITAGE, Sealorth, 4
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; i . . . laie Sim as al'teaeher, and h Is bigh` attainments ered to breeders. . � . I I � . Hensall. supposedthat in hurriedlysebting the was lane�ya-tteudea byfariners from � vettient and desirable rei
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; �..._ . Powell h s been postpone p I Thars- - I � . L lantern down it -upset, spilling the oil . M gj4�
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; . . and. setting fire to the loose: straw on SEAFORTH,O-KTAp Apl)bv to I
; day next, 14th inst., Nvben 'some .rare .
� I - � __1 I � - many certificates Mr. Clarkson has ob- , Beh aore. , I convincing te match began abolit ten o'clock, iu a - ,10. � - � .
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� . f �i"� s inay be had. . . . . . mpemnce� lecture was de- the.stable floor. The flames s . . -L-AR - i FOU . _Sal�, �
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i q )s STALLION SOLD. -,-Mr. Thos.. Dustow, livered in Hensall, in the Bible Chris- .
I ; . bargain . - e iriterested may pod go', each competitor having one- 4 . -
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. , __ � � rapidly that nothing in the premises 'hird O -u of 1,00'acres, towposedofjx,
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: � Judge for t of'Belmore, has sol4L his stallion,' of an acre as his day's work. Af- . . . -
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I I j * I . Educ&tiolI4 Depirtment for Upper England's Glory, tc Mr. John Davis, of ronto. could be saved. The entire grain crop Aor the first two rounds nof, -
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- F 4 � the Lioan e Commission of this season, hay, straw, implements, � : I ,
-5 � I Ma1com, for the Bum of $1400. This the. auspices of Hen'sall Lodge, lade- ackino ' was allowed, as is -customary, ___ - __ � _. ,-. - _ ,
' I �, I .330% 51, Clinton F. 0, , .
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- - . Huron ha and every article were consumec .
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- 1. at 'Thisis to certify that Chaxles Clark- horse took the first .1 prize and diploma pendent Order of Go6d Templars. . The ' � ut not D, commendable practice.. The R,ARE CHAN R.-l3eing dt;ft%j:
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.: ! N 1 115 School for,the best'a 'Cult &I stallion of any. chair was taken byXr.� W. J. Donald- ' anaging committee had made thebest . . . -- . Seaforth, 'On very var,v �t4
It. IA - � of Mr. John Da,16y, at -the sont]11 end of son baving attended the Normal gri lur - . .
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.1 r the Egincildville brid-e. i during the thirty-sis th. Se§sion,1866,and ago, at the Ndrthern Exhibition, son, who introduced ,the lady to the ossible arrangements, and everything . I lars cash-, And bala
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11�` , A 0 ; - housed. Mr. Horbon's loss is very he y, i c
11 �' .1 . .— I having been Carefully exa,mined in the Walkerton. Mr. D ustow ref used $1500 audience in a few appropriate &Ad well ,onnEction with the match was,of the - IM _W 8 I T1 X,- S - �Ohasing oan have seleetiou,6f *
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I. - I 11. � . state that the Seaforth Town Ba,ndpur- isliereby recommen ded to the Chief Su- Wonder, from the eman. her subject 1! Our Boys"' She spokefor " c inner repared at the residence" of . I
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� � % this perinteudent of Education, as eligible __ a - her lee- .
, I the plowmen and I ,_ 'Con. 7., Mika, "County-,_gg M�
� pose serapadilla the citizens of . i .
; � �! . n, . surance. Onaccount of the prevnisesi . . � ,80 clearea, wu,ii underarskinedi w1i
I � I place n,e-�N. �t -week, commencing on the to 'receive a first 'class certificate of Mo ?ris. , . tare was a thoroughly, intere,,z ting and E large- number of visitors did ample
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.N I I Ward, instructive one. At its close she in- 0 .
i. �� a ' eveninc, a � Monday in the N I 'Qualification 'as a Common School EDuo' .16 - 1) i stica, , 1, � � � - ,or furtlier partj
I - 0 pose of the stock, &c., which was savec -, . .
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. I �.,. - vited any who wishea to join -Iron -Plows.-.Entries- s. M 101. � y & ROL,Ut
� � : - f . Tuesday i a the South Ward, d Wed- Teacher in Upper Canada, according to redt Btateme.nt of t e standing of the I he lodge First Class � I . Alessr. :,�Wkt'_ M
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!, -1 nesday in the East Ward, provi lingthe the 1! Programme for e . ex. Wrsyth, Grey; Thos. For th, . Or to wm�,k�,.,Co
A _ pupils in the senior department of th I .. ; BY . I -
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. I n f Common nbmes. Some 15 or 1 accepted'of this auction. I � . StAUCeP._0..._ .. - I .
1 - -%Ymther I �e favora.ble. The ba nd hav6 -and Classificatio School - school in Union Section �To. 11, Morris: . (Irrey; Thbs. Gibson, Wroxeter ; � John � � .
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11 I .; � uncil . tation. The meetftig closel by ten. Dicksoul Elma; W. McKercher, -How- : , VAL'CADLB FARM 0 IiA
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z I . rLdapted sarenadin cy, w1aiah pra ied very Teacliers-," issued by tha, Co Of - Fift1A - clsss-Willia in Hbwitt ; 2d, M. 1`1`1 Chancery. - 4(_
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., . . . as of rais- Pablic lustraction on I the 17th Deeem- llalililton. Senior Foob.-lst Mary dering a, hearty vote of - thanks to the- i(k; TO in Lochead, Elma. Tolli Ca- - I -Tup.kersiuitb, C�outt:V of 1111roUl" 4
� ,successful last year, as a mea. _ _ At the last, sitting or . - I . I
� : - - . . N*-,� . I gs of the -CIAanc y . accres, 31 luiles from tho ToNyt,
r -1 � ina Alildc, to assist in defra.3ing ex- . bar, 185B�- lecturess and the chairman.' .We axe I ell, Ell �ce-; Thomas McKee, Wallace � I . 4
. - I . f 0 1 .. . Simpson, 2d Thomas MpFadzean'; 3d 11 !r uty,of Huron, the fol- _. . T
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i - peuses indidental to the maintenance of. ,IOH,N H. SANW.STER, M. A., - glad tio learn that ]ECiansall odae is . - a ad Win. flay., Turnberry. PAzes'-1st I .- �, . .
- .- . . �: I Jane Me yall. - unio�- Fourth.-lst 0 ere disposed of : , - best quality. F or -further pa�-i`
. � Doug low�ng cases w � 9 hos. G bson, $13; 2d John Lodhea.a, I � - 11
� . 1. I Head Mgster_ Edith Hant;a ' . 'king splendid prcli� . -
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. . � MfMANMOLY Accu)rNT.-On , onday ! 1. * McFadz ; 3d To I ine Lees. - s I 9111 . - I I ,
- . ; . g Secoi]t4 Master- 2d John ' earnest worker , and its influa lee c �0&;cond. 6, Ims-Wooden Plows. -Eu- I .
� - . Actin ." , Senior Third.-Ist William C her husb&-nd, the defendant, from
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. � I - last a M, el ucholy and fatal acci, tent be- In a the forego havi * - W. - � . , -)
i . . . . Junior Third-Aniie McDougall 2d not fail ng, a most btahelici %I effect t' t4ies-Tho�.. Dolierty, Howick . . . -
4 I ) alimony. J. T. Garrow for phlin- . . . - Corporation -of the'Vjlla.ge�jw,p
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� _. - 11. . fel a little,da-ughter of Mr. Joh. A. Bow- commen-dation, and under theauthority Agnes Fulton ; � 3d I Val. - Pattison. - both in town and country. I ' - elt, Howick; G. Brown', Grey; A. - .. I - ing 9.2 acres, 50 a,cres i6loared I `� f ri
: . . . . 'tiff. F. Holmsted for defendant.' . . -1 I frame burn; also Iogh*n-rq 4
i - 1. - -&n, of 11se-moadville. Mrs. Bowden vested in the Chief Supefintendent of Ed- . 6. � . oberts9n,, Howick; Robt. Lochead- I .
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, . . I . lliad just lifted a potl of boi . Decree for plaintiff with costs. Re- � good, for the small sum of. $j
. . I -11: g tioation, by the one h undred and seventh . - Wroxet6r_ *,' E s. �Frizes-lst,, Thomas Doherty-, BROWI-T ,.
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. ; Usb ne. . ferebEe to Master at GoderichAo fix - ,, DRA13S . :farm for aala in the Cotiiut.- o0li
; - ve afid place I Section of * the Upper'Canada, School . $ 3 i 2C. George Brown, $10; 3d WL. - ANT.,G, HAY, Listowe I _N
r I Buds from the sto, ti 0 011UP - ' . L . B LL I 8;. .1. Oat� 4! � :
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I . . , - I A. GOOD S-kLF,.- The farm - of Mr- Guy FAWrms.-The'Orall em of this amdunt of alimony, &c. - � . AND GREE1qS1 . . -_ I . .
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: -_ the floor. , The little fg4irl, wh I ; .
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� William Dinnin, pa: -t of lot 28, conces- place dulyhonored and bont ted tbeix Fhiton v. Doak -Suit for damages � VALUABLE VA101 1--()R ,L3
i .44 a . ! A. . I Lot 219, %Conu S, Hibbert, e A,
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i __ . �r I aged a&b # two years, was ',111111ing .Up er Canada, ell or. sixty-four- . ' ' - I Third Clas:3-Boys under 18 -1st . 0WA
. . Mil. 7, Usborne, wh.ch wag sold by pub- little mite towards perpetuating the ob- -fo
, - - around on - the floor, when s le fell, do, hereby grant to Chailts Claxk.- . :� r �rieach of covenants for title. J. T., It terse n, Grey, $13 ; 2d A. McKercher, . . . S5 of Which * UTO clettrea:aud #e'�
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i . 1, , . striking t oilhDa theJ. boiling son, & first class mrdAcpite of Quali- lid auction on the 5th ult., was pur . I o -wick, $10; 3d Geo. Martin, Howick, . there is a log dvellh)g houhe,a, it,
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. ove, �. her scalding hetr) so Iteverely chased by Mr. Ri(hard Marquis, Sr., wilth which our bero is so intin: -ately as- defe!tidant M. A. Doak. .P. Holt . . !unastablef�, plent oi water
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r �, .t that ,,ffie died, shortly after. T�o for the sum of $61 r� or acre.. The farm 80clatek by a grand ovster stpper on - for 3defendants Turnbull. Decree for At 871 cents per yard, worth -61, in , �� i
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I . tTried Thi which cer I for. $950 damages. A � Mille'p, Howick, $17 ; 2d A. Moln- - o.'s IIART� or by letter to Selaforth V,1
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i !, girl was I , on Wednesday 9 caled, tilleg.4 shall be contains 68 acres and is witho the there " . plaifitiff by consent A. G. Mc'DOUGALL & C .
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I . � I accident; A i Bad INV to the - 1, - buildings. Mr. Dinnin's farm stock, . ugh busines�-like manner in plai-�iiff t - - . N6 costs to to sh - allace, $ 10 ; - 3d Silas Gowan.. ' : I . HOUSE AND Lo,r I-'t).R 8.k1L`___,
I � - . . 4fTlicted valid in any part -of Uppq' Canada, un- ves pi . fraine &"]
� � � . I HDwick $8. ; . . - i k�
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- i into the material part of the pro gramme, pl I ! Property is 4i,44tea.','�.�,,
� % � � '110 h . � &thY til revoked by s Depaxtiaent. - which was � sold t41e .same day, also whiclithe company tfirew themsel affitiff or lefeiidant. M. A. Doah 1 1 Jjug ho11_."Q -AIA ,
J. parents, N�l , ave the deep s - - thi I �� land, Th(
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� i . - - of tliceutii-e communitv. . . T nd pr es. The sale was � :) affitiff tqp�oy costs of mortgagee. I , E'sq-*;4i
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t - I . � . . one of the most su,,cesBful which has wasa very good indication of. the gonu- Ifays V. Hianry-Bill to set aside . -tu
. . �, � I - . uring (I inpany, $4.75 2 __ antly loc, -a. The !to
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I I . . - 0 rollio, this 22nd day of � December, 1866.. been held in this section for a Iola- ineriess of this paxt of the - ' . J t do d, Mel1wratith � U�e is'V,4)vi
4 - , I - I - . .programme,. fraudulent conveyapee. J. - T. Garrow - . fortable. X klOod'yvell wid -C��Jlq
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� Tixn Ill CI*.,A,T10,N, Rowr.-The new Gui ono'E HoDduss, L.L. D., ' " while the ihore refined! � i & Austin, $3, 3d Alex. McKee, Wallace . I
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� � � . Mr. Archib A Bishop, M. P. P part wa s- not fax I 1 $ -r lat, nua has in jt a fely lb(i
� , I . time. a. . I . I I . for � aintiff. T. H. Spencer, of To- _ §. �.,50.. . I I come
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� . recre,%tion room in connection with the Deputy Superiatenileli�t of t ducation . -behind. I 7I X � � - trees. Tbi% property will be, *0111
8 . - officia,ted as auctioneer. ronto- for defendants. Case postponed - � "
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I � lie �, Institute W 8 formally open- , for Upper Canaaa.' - . P .1 I 0 N r, E, I . I JOHN, xrIM)$
L Mcclitu I I AxoTmm P Oliver's , Chilled Flow-Ist Millbank �
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4 1 _. I I . it G�.�r...-'V� e regret to next hearing on application of de- Manufadturing Company; 2d AR'.k! MR. SALE. Westi li
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�� � . I I � nluiAer f ladies aud ontlemen on . I 11 Registrar. 11 . . old and much respected settler, Mr- day by them. . � r I I I I , �eluy,lyjam lax,14 � About _4'.3 A,U�Jqej
I � . ening I tri d Judge .-John Campbell, Wallace;
Taes4y ast. Appropriate ad- In the Senior M -a cula,tdon, -. St. ENTEr1TAI-N-Mr,,NT.-'LThe dramatic and Doiiiald MeTavisb,, far erofTtruberry, ' t yonufz ore
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: . � - -also ( ivered by the Thomas" Grammar School, -with one musical enterta,inn�ent given by the who died rather unexp 3etedly, n Mon- . several fraudulent conveyances -whereof - I - t .
I � &esses ere � . Leckie v. Dornyn-Bill to set aside H, Cunrinallam, Grey-; W. Thom s' ered with brick, 24V%; �kjji,j
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� - ]Preiidelit , the IuAi ute, Dr, Vercoe, candidate, obtained t � o* scholarships , good Templars, of 1 this place, . was & day last. The decease I came to thi8 the defendant, Robert Dornyn, -who , Hnvich. . I * -6 -miles from Brussels and 11 Iii -ti
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� and by ev, Messrs.1 Campbell - and an4 three first class holiors. In this ex- success, both as �egards .the talent -section over 20 years hg D, and a Atled on ' -tr
t . was largely indebted to'blie plaintiff. all a � - p _khool convenient. Fj)j- p �.tjj
e - -ro-vincial Plowing Match. � ,s I
I I h a, , - � i � WILLTAX WELLS, ..on the prepi
r Nichols. The rooms are now complete. am nation there was the unprecedented displayed by those il� o took part in it, the f rm whi'll he kept� up till the time others, had settled his property on hii . I
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�9 � of his death. The funeral on Wednesday Bolls. 't b I _ - � .
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: - I . . J. T. G.rrow for plaintiff. T. . r FOR %,-3A,LN,-VhST_ tia-�
t and. conta: n the necess ry elements for ing two adholarships, three first class A - -Go6D `YiriLD.-Last- spring ,Mr. . Olt spic�es! of the Agricultu . . . _� -
I � . - last was largely attended. � His remains H. Spencer. for adult ,defendants. C. ral and Axts L FAR'Al '
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� . '�e5b * an bury- Seager for infant '. defendant. Decree :
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. � �JJA,tj� -any other .town in senior matrica a . .bushels pf I,ost Notion spring ing ground, of which Chur 'ter'L. ... a for plain . tiff with costs, including- costs 10, ,which comprises the coulities of COUNTRY, hDuse,' log barn, _goo,l 'well, o
: Wo.doubt. ell if � ,I tio 1., Hartmone, of four ell 1 THE OQ
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. , � stit,u al his -h u an staunch adherent. ' Huron, Grey and Bruce, was held Ion .
� � . Canada, 114s It, more, complete in Upper Canada, College, obtained three wheat -from. -Mr. A, Gove ock, of t fait f I d of postponement from last hearing. . - -nathere are i a 11'eries gown wafi
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. . , I 1* Doyle v. Dornyn-Bill by anotiler 1 's' 32 I 6i"echwood 110At-
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I ;:. well rcfl� ts the highes credit -upon the -Literary Institute, Embree of the St. days ago, from wh',ch he raised sixty _. e.y. .
.1 ;� � stalil, . Clinton on Thursdky Oct. 31. IYU , -,from Scaforth aud 8 1r,ont .0af'o
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: . . I energy lizeal of fl -A. -managers, and. Thomas High Sell ol,'a-nd -Cliarkson, eight bushels. The wheat was sown on the previous night a storm had: been . I emy� Appl� to tbepropriet4r otj
I - - I 0 . COUNCIL MEE TuNG." The Council met Nut as in Leckie v. Dornyn. Same . . ; �
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I I . Specially , (I self taught, obtained each two scholar- about 21 acres of ground, making alyield i I ur to Beechwood P.'U. Gf,,t)IRRRtl
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� I pursuant to adj6urnmealt at t1le Hall, ra Ana from the iaorthwest,and through- I - _.--4
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_. -tit),- in . in. the Insti hi over 27 bushel r acre. counsel. Decree for plaintiff with �:, 0 . � I I � FOR 11ALM.-FArut 14 !
: taken -Che lem ter s . . � Of out the whole time plowing was going At from 81 5�O to .,$7 50, :
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. I A P S�_ 11 Varna, on Saturday, 2d November. costs. The suit to be hereafter con- I I . . � FAR' -- �-
� tutcaud ,saffIars Me its re:-or,gani: Ts. w . i PR 113 . T, - A Com- Members all present. Moved'by Mr. somated with Leckie v. DorrAyn. Oil the; storm did'not abate. ,The snow sion, to
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. i n Al I to whose in President of Univel sity Jo`i_leg� at the pa-ny Of Te w6rse of liquor, and . Kay v. Murray- Bill for - specific per- f uw, . I
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114 ild credit- annual Convocation of the Un i , _3 the that the . Wood ; on tile plaeo the' le, I
1110, fil I �� cc the bffikent a; ivei. who� w�r .-retuming home lleground, and as it was a little .L_JJ�W-s
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I - - , Reeve give ah order to Francis formance or for resission of cc;'atract pol � . . . � vnd fratue stabJer, log hout;*, goo�
� . - ablo position which it �bw holds. - We .'sity of Toronto, Oct. 13,1871. 'burying a elative, lantered John Her- Goodwin, for gravel, amount $15.60.- and possession. Decree for plaintiff by "113017 it alle� on the horses' feet. Al- . . � I . - I gooil bearing u�rehanl - 4-bnjrtl�ps'
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. I . trust thea, ff6rts of th.,6 Presiclent and I hereb-v c6rtif v t hat .I have known man's hotel and comItnenced quarrelling. gli. I'll, _ � . ) I
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I I . . Moved by Mr. *Dou S, seconded by cor,selit. the contract rescinded. De- '-' tb:)u good field for'the purpose, the I I 'renient ; witluo a wile and a sjaa�,
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I . Directors in thisq, goo cause will be Charles Cfaxkson�'BI. A., for a number Mr. Herman ordere them out of'hig 1& id .a not in good IMMENSE BARGAI'NS. el roa-d 5 miles from BrIlliso
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:. - . . I . � Mr. Castle, that the. Reeve give' an ot- fendants to release to plaintiff and to � order, being too . grav ,.y i cl
: nobly fiec nded. by th a people of the Of yea,rs, and have'#ad ample o house, and as th�y appeaxed reluctant I r from Sealforth, Apply to '%V.Nl�
I . pportu- der to Mr. 11renerwan, for $16, or grav- giv at of s,50. W(t. ; con- sequence of the day -being so . . - - I :
� I . tow Li Itud lie surroundlarr country, I I e up possessioli on payme � - pr-.emises,ottoWaItl,nPx, J z
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� - 0 Bud nity of f6rulin ate of to Obey his order he proceeded to.,eject . uIlaw it Lblo, only one-half of the usual - - - -.--. - - . - . . ..-- 1. 4 - �
� g an ceurale"estim h ell as certified to, b eral I allimas- No order as to costs. J. T. Gsrrow for .
- that tho ,dvantagges )rhich the Insti- , his scholarship and of hig ability as a them, whelf a scuffle ensued, in iph y s6v �_� . -� 'ALL k,
. � ters.-Carried. Moved by qi antity of land was allotted to the - '. . � ARNI FOR IS ;'.-That im -11
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: I .1 tute C QrC 8 Nvin be undwitly appre- teacher. � aintift. - C. Seager for defendant. . — , - . Fly sitnated furla, Imt 1, Cob_
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z His exteitsive and thorough Mrs. 'Hermaar-%yas severely cut about e 1 -
. � . . -1 C t each one o whaf� lief3 in %R - seconded by Mr. McRiuley, that the Broadfoot v. Cardno-Bill to enforce 0 P t* iors. If the weather had been � . lcouuty '01 Huron, Peonfahting !� I
i . . ciate(L I e scholarshi ;he face by on 0 . fa orabI 3 -there would have been a mu, I
. I � � P, 'his'Normal training, his I e of - f ie men striking her Clerk get the necessary, pa,per. for nom- mechanic's hen. Decree for plaintiff. , dh � which are cleart.ea ; there, aro tlWo
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. . - I I his or li(.,r power to ald the, good `worl�, knowledge of . the be with *a lamp. I . I 1&, er n imber of competitors, as there - I . hou".sj barn, horse stable,eow�su.
� I I b st educational . . ination and election & this township, Consent minutes to be put in. J. T. I . aliddrivnig'housu; al
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� nind t1mat the labor and ,works, and his uud ubted success as a- re & i .umber who haasigniflea their - .
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� time c\peu,ded Nvill bear fruit &bundantly,. teacher in both High and Public schools Brussels. . I . , '
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1 � .1 . . - . . . � lug Returnine Officers for this year; Q. C., for defendants, the mortgagee i ill ention of competing who aid n, ot CHEAPER THAIN EVE.&I Town of Jill o'
P onipmatively . .. � -ticulars � appl "&C;4�t4jjf
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s . , i justify -me in expr3saing the opinion CONCEAM-The b nd concert last Fri- also that they be the sa,me'as last Year. T. Holmsted for other defendant. I
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� I � . WeMli tus had a ba effect upon the * day �vas well, atter ded, and upon the -Carried. Moved by, Mr. Aikenhead, I . � I � ,
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I . I - if whole was very successful. 1. seco I The Grey Plowing Match. cutting cold, and the roads leading . SA= -Pur Sahf� �
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� Toads, an ,v a.bout as bad men of his ability, scholastic &�taiu- . nded by .Mr. Douglas, -that the I FAR" FUlt, .
. . MAMIE T FE Ei s. -U he fees of the hay Reeve give an order to �:F. G. Itum'ball, there in a slopp *oudition. The foi- -
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I . .. as they cala- be.-Dusibess is quiet, and monts, energy and c xperienbe could be scales are tQ be sold by public auction for The annu&l match of the Grey Plow- lowing w, ere competitors in the differ- ship of Huluett, sitnuted It luije!;
. I . 0150,. for repairing culvert..- -Carried. T Men's Ribbed Shirts and Drawers at -, : .
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; . . ing Association was held on Tuesday, I andZnliles1rom Sealorth. 11th,
t I 1� businesSI on are anxiou'sly waiting for � gianerally securecl'.1bere would be no oil Monday next. Last year they brought Moved * by Mr. Castle, secbi�ded by M r. last on, th ent clasp'es,, and their plows: . � H ind d
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I � . 4 1 . '. 8.1eig-11 ill (r._�_Afr. D." H Mal formerly It' qitestiolf a,s to the succiassof thesystei-n. �99. e farm of Mr. Habkirk, near 40c., 50c,, 70c., and 90c. but dlngs,o4 the premities, I .0
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� . . Douglas, that the Reeve give an order First class -open to all --D. D Me- � I e� 'two Storey, SO ,bJ;4
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. . . resident.of this town, 4 s at present on a . Brussels. There was & good attend-! . stone �ous
I J, A. McLELIANx, M.A. L.L.D., PEOPEUTY. Crr_kNas.-Mr. P. Moore to Mr.. Aikenhead, to: the - ount of t13 I Lean, �uckersmith, McTavish plow, I � . erC(,k xuns through tb� farm .; ;iA
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7 -visit to fiI ids here. We are- glad to Inspector of High ,E chools and Member ba, ance b � h of plowin i
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� � see Our 011 friend lookna so well, aul. 9 SY) . - fivAtiffli. ApplyonUutpreinHes
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� .. I oore's Hotel to Mr. John Stacey, pf an indigent perAon.-Carried. mi-ol plow. Jno. Marquis, Goder- -
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I . : . I � . Brussels. . . by Mr. Castle, seconde � ich towlAship, 'Miller plow, of Clinton. - forth. - : �
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. . . I , , s a lef b town July� 1877,.] � . I - -_ -_ -_ I -_ - --- .11 -
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% . Tlin, JEWELRY B)BBEIty.-Detectives head, that the Reeve e a;n order for Scotch Shirts and Drawers at 31 50, �
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� - . � . il,oesnotd6pect to return until about Having secured, t the - outset, -a gen- from Toronto havebeen in Brussels and $1.50 to Mr. Wharton , odgsou, for his -plow;'-- 2d Win. Martin, Monroe low;:, Les ploW. Alex. Thompson, Stan- $1 75 and $2. 1 1 � Lot 11, Com 8, it. 11. ss. i T.
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I .1 - tlema,u, of so high attain ts and ef - vicinity for ek, tiy- services as constable 'at the Court .of p I ley, Md 2avish plow, Clinton.' "'.011.
� . I � the nlidd�p of - Jauu ... .-Mr. Thomas � men several ays this we � I 3d Thos. Gibson, Davidso*n plow; 4th William -of 'Cultivietion, bei-bg
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I - - . , ficiency for its Ile %d 'Master, .as the ing to work up the - ewelry robbing case, Revision of the Vote�'slist.! �Carried. Dixon, Alma, Ye&-ndle plow. John I
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I I I 0 * I 1 lipq quor st Willian�t Hays, Y60,ndell plow. td, the balunco is good bardw,
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: 1kidd has � ii are to above testimonials. prove Mr. Clarkson b 0 .yet have fo , Ja I -(-* frame barn and 8*.b
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" ing for the Seaforth High School the T-Hrs NE.w Fou,mlRy., Mr. Ronald, t " �_A ou tho 3d John Angus, -Monroe Plow. 7 R11) , I)C]3� - I ili��h
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I. - .led 01i his ,new brick re � - I . � � eAndle plow. . Forsyth, . I 001 Close b,y, au4 a
I ible .success. The trustees - the Brussels Steam Fire Engine Works, last Saturday, in December", at 10 Boys. -1st George Martin, Monroe: f
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i . are also likely to see ure a second teacher has been placing t e, boiler and other' o'clock. -Carried. - Morris, Davidson plow. Robt. Bu- . . AW<mvEi un tbL prertases r
, � - . have the liandsomest; property in town. � V � I plow ; 2 Oliald, , Yeandle I �11
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READING Roo2r.-It is, proposed to the Ist December. I ' . Judges.- avid.McLean and James p vincial or County match --J. i
' th, taml. ero i'by SHOOTIbZG MA,rcia.-A r,hoatiagmatch .
" . .. . U-111) aforth will, next i rize at�. Pro �
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%V , It, depuky 4 eev -Vill Patterson, T okersinith; Thomas Cal- B. c 3ditntlin it gooastute) �of cullav
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- .1 � stait a readinc, room in connection M-tuKri,ts.-The roads being in a very , o !
- be the Annate mato-Atn Ar. P. 0 fourth -and fifth concessions, - Tucker- der, Grey.�: . . plow; . Wm. Steele, Downie, a Dav- At 5c., 7c., Sc�, 1-0c., 121c., and'15-c'. fences, balmoe 17,j9uet*-a g�-W �
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Z, r . Hayes is., , -11 confin to his -reside ;e, i (a . smith,: in the vici ' of whal 'a goner- Attheconclusiollof the match the! idson Plow; James Campbell, East Wil- � . . ,
r . I I I .ea -no timb_ 1 1 1 1 Comilla in j is not v " great. The fol- - I I . acres of whelit Ilut in -ibis W1 I
I ; but is, -we �are gla-d to ].;earn, recover* . t) I a number of oth-1 liams, a Gborge Jackson plow, London. - . I I
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,; -Ph(vill. I c6mp i -. No. 1, Seaforth If custom &ry on such c -,clasioil S, 'ihe par- ers were entertained at a, sumptuous re 1 Walter Whyte, Hibbert, T. Grey (Soot_ � I I;x Wiety of fruit trees all now, 1�eo
I . (11 ue7 residence is speedily advancing 78c to 82c ; spring �vheat, 68c to 70C ; - -1 �
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� r, ire B i r regulax month- , ticipants were arrailf e4 in two sides or . - land) P. ow; D. McE wen, BayfieldRoad, 1. I . � Ill
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i . . ly illeetin r next M ondav eveiiina.'M em- i 1=1 completion.. It is quite a com- peas, 50c to 53c ; oats, 25c. to 27c rk. It is needless to say that, after I StanI ; Jas. AleDbilald, . �� tbroug]Atlie-far,iii,als.,�t-wo.11i)o' -
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. bers tti.ke quisitio was. in uch to tl- 5 C. i . I aptain ; the party bribgina ome the the healthfut` . . � � . 0 I U . .
will add. M. ,e aippearance of thb ta,toes, 300 to 8 i I " . . farmls situetea within
. � circulatio I on Wedneglay for si ralattires, . � . well appreciated � and abundantl� par- Go4leri(h �township, McTavish w ; . two Aud
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wl_ '. John Beattie to bdoome a . I . . . , .
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I elelrd � 1were chosen captains for th6 occasion. I ,Z. - 0 orto Xonnor,Dayfleldl'.O�
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I CHOOL REPOET.--The following is the It * as agreed that tl�,e Ilosing e should . n. . Im. V reir, God i townBlAip,i Gr I . - H,-
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. - , . - for October Senior Fourth Division- supper, to be served �t the house of judges of Root Crops in the field, for! 'Smith,'diturd plow. . : I 1111ting- 12225 ' s ,01 land, 1�8o 1 a�
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I . Brotlierq,' wherea-s it Oiotild zkvo heen -1 i I 0 . . il. Third class'�-Boys under 18 years of � .
. I tation of Blyth. . I - I thubered -.06 beec,b, maple, jd.hn
. . . I �. Stalle tk. 1,611ill-ton." . I - Caaltill Divisi' , � . . -Turnips, John; age -A. MbL e*a-n, Tuckersinith, Arrow- mving 4e �
� . 7W I 6n. JuniorPourth on-Ist that could bedesired,though. escar Society: Competitors, EXCELLENT WWE 0MONS141 ; � �aiid is fivit-,:ovss Uot I , ful
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� * Pot.ro.c.,i,,-The ele tiogs in- Seafortll John Duie's. on the 30th October, in Third DiVisiou-1 ' deal oltcavellint, through James Dickson, Ttickersmith; Rober Munro plaw; G.Wartin, Grey tow�uship, � . down Unix,,
I A. 13. Reid, 2d T. caused a good t I ity, 13f,
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I ILSt P&SSO � 11 ,3 st unro plo, - -Tohn AleE wen, B' . - � . � ,h e14;r lf)an%�,,
I 011 ,14.durd. y 1, .1 off ve�qr quiet connection with the Presbyterian Gi-Vii , d P. Bur R e Senior Second, ,thewoods with sinall results. ,How- McCood, Usborne. , Mangolds,. James' M w, ayfield I little r-oll-Ing,but not h6n�T;U
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� aph o I I itih �as soon - I CTrrect report of thi �, standil) Q of the pu- at the end of hich it 'was fo ad that in the drills ; sown 20t1i June; I 0Z in first- Os, 0 . I � larpe tvo-st,)ro
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i � I Fourth form -let etsy Dodds, 2d Ella were all prepared aftei the tramp of the fall wheat stubble; no manure; 400' or $20 and a horse rake from Thomson, I I ; ,o to All t4
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I - 1.1111 110t ( satisfied, both , ndss ( . ,joli would com- form-Ist Ellen Dickson, 2d Jeannie manner as to sha 'ell the already 1,002 bushels per acre; drills, 2541 McLean, $30 ; 3d. T. Gibson, �25 ; 4th - .
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. thO V1Ct01'3 alldtllO V,Miquished seemed. *Pare fqworablv with that of largerPlaces. H. Dickson, 3d Sor hie Campbell. See- sharp appetiteq of thb d to inches apart; variety, Ployal N I
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. I to livar tl I 0 � result with the best. possible And. it iL, -no wouder ' , seeing that our (Ten- end Division-Thir - d form-Ist Eliza reflect credit on the citli4ar'� J ize,JauiesDi k t b Miller & Tedford and $5 cash; 5th W. The Bargain of the Season. - I - - - 11�_
. ectuaniinir\. Mr. Cariv,-rigbt -sylio was tlelnaffly ag-cut can take the 8tein-kh'off H '- I
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. - - e 0. wh�! Seca Ad Class.-Ist prize, E. Colurtice, , — � 11111 of 411(jou-pliva,to int -A
; lie IlLet 'a Alumber of bi,_4 friends here, work arouAid. the stwe her clothes sud- - . . . - �
I I - 11 Junior Second Form-_�.-Ist Maggie Hays, meiiI. The whole a`:��r pas,,ed off in apart. Robert McCood on. a fa-Aln ngr mill, given by MeTaga t & . I 1, Per,ce
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their offil irts in his be- 'Lde th am ftire- i lich wonlc NBY 110
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, . ) t John which everything of the kind should per acre; sown 22d June; 928 bushels I Campbell, $28; 3d W. McKereber, $22'; . Al 0\
: Xoneyto Lemi �on good iar,
. I woll. 1) iii-ing the a ternoon . lie visit. i resultek in death, but, for the timely as- Aitchison, 2d Willie Grieve, , 3d Rate pass. The thanks of W Concerned are per acre; clxffls, 26J inches. apart� I 4�h, J. Campbell, a pair of diamond . WX
; � � ed. the I'll he -0, and was evi- SiStance rendete(I 1)y Thornas, and M, r. Rankin. Junior Pirstr, orin-Ist Nellie duetoMr.andMrs. Sproat, especially Carr6ts-First Prize, James Dichsoli* IA�rrows, given by-T.Tipling, Clinton, ; . GOODS' 0 very� �
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acutiv mw.)�, pie.,iged -ith what he saw Richie, who extin ' "' GO TO . bjeot if ueenrity ample. I dbu
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I I , . flames, Hahkirk, 2d Ella ljobeatson, 3d Chaxliq the latter, for the trouble taken in grown on spring wheat stubble; 15 loads v lue $16, and �8 cash; 5th, J. B Me- " I - �
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� . L � School Section Nc. 10, McKillop, for Chesney's side -Will. CheSILey, 375; Bel 'all. Second Prize, Robert Cbar- .
. Rerornie�s Of that to 11. Wo also learn I r"LECTIo-Ni OF OFF GEr,S. 91 UaMMDnd, $2.5; 2d G. MartinI $20; A. G. MCDONALL & 00,31 P- � A f ull 41tendatee of wim
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a . I' ' , Alex. A cLaughlin, $15; 4thR Hun- . .A. CLJ�N-E, M. W. _D
, .. . that depiltations met [Aim at 1 re-aular mee 3d ' 1. . ,w :
; 0 tina of the Independent Or- is based upon profi0iency and good coaf 450; Chas. 'Murray, 850; R t. Mur- 2 � . C
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. POrtalit f4atious 0 .,, ,aysovera lm- I der Good T r' 0 loads manure per acre put on broad-' ter, 810; 5th A. M cLean, 44; 6th-, J. . - - ,
I n east and emplars, the following. offi- 'duet : Fifth Form -4 -1st Maggie Gov ray, 500; Hugh Chesney, 20 -
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; . accordetl! hirn he&rtk cougTatulatory 1. cers weto dul iDstalled: Mr. W � ell- ,0; Win. castinthefall; sowulfth.April; 1,197 MeEwen, $4; 7th, P. Stewart, �3. 1 � I .
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. I to �o able to I Pollock, W.C.T.; Miss Bella� Bain, W. Lizzle Campbell. lFburth- Form-ist Archibald, 250; John Angus, 500; An- apart; variety, -white Belgian. Man- ap, E tratford - J. L. Courtice, Direct Importers and- DealeTS IW .1
greetings'. We are glox y al- lock 2d' A ag,aie �tttart Alexander, 3d Ross, 150; Jas. Sproat, 150 -, Jas. bushels per acre; dxills 30 inc Judg 3s. -First class men -J. Thom- - .
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,. . . : I � siley, 15q; total, 3,625- golds. - First Prize, James Dickson , Go en h township; A. A. McArthur, Dr7 Goocls Only.
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