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The Huron Expositor, 1879-12-19, Page 8A � . . .1 I - � � " _4�=_w ______F4Z_1Z_1.__ , _ ,. I il- . . I . . . � � . :� t � - "-*--��,-,--I-�.�,-.--�-�-=-..-- i- __ _.�__.�, .4- � - I . - . . . , . . . . . I � , . . . - I I , � I . � . '. � � . z t . I . I . � : - I I - _ -:---�-�-,-.,.-.---------.,.--l--- 1 ______7 � -_ _ - . I I . T � I � � . - . ; . ____�.__ I � I 3 I I . . I I I . - �.- . - f - 2 . . . % I 1 7 . — - - - - I.. . ; . . . �492. - J.i�� 1. I ___ � � . - -1 I . I r I . I � - —_ - - . . I . � � i I . . .. . i . : . I . . ; I � . , . I . . � . w I I � . . . . - I I . � . - 1 . ,. . I .1 I i . . I I . - . - I . . - � I � � . . �: . I I � . . � . . I I . . i * I . % - - I - . . I I � . I . I � . . . . . I � - . i I � . . I � I .1� . I . � I . . I I . - --I � . . ! ; 1. - - . DwEmmm 19., 1879. .. � I T . T146L HURON tXPOSITOR. ,.- . ; I 1; � : i - ---%- .-.---.. - � .1 � � - � I A� .. 7 , � 8 '' � ` - � - - I., , . -_ , � _ - n�__ - - i I . �Z 1. . . I � � - - .1 I - -_ - � I I — - _____ — I., I— am� __ - ___ _. - — . I I . — ____ - __ � � . . I . � - . �11 __ �,__ � I - .; p � . 0-f fole,'ffia gave way, The temporary I . . . . t . . . :: � I - , L � I deserving of a rene a lease of office or Warden, Mr. Hays;.has presiaeaRt �'#b% � lbetftsetvea vetl -cr6ditably-, in, au- 1879, at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon, 801 NEW WINTERGOODS. - __ I . I : I i t I . � - Sa oetiugs With a dignity �%,Ad sw6ring revLaily .and men - be strue;cure therefore descended with a . -- . I ; �� =UV04 expositor,, whether, they. homWee been extravagant various m I ,concisely the mud that the following gentle nin mi ,a -a ----; _� 11 � � . duty 06nd deserving of dig. impartiality becoming the exlr,eutive' vaAous questleus presexted to them, appointed to .act as Deputy Retur g � t bt crash, o rrying the two men. . - . and derelict in : — I - _L I : � I � t VD ! . � I . . . . , ..� misaal. We do not think that the head of this im ortant county-" To all which speaks well of MiEs Powell as a Officers in the respective -polling Sub-` -4vith it. Mr. McCasey had a severe - , - ; ii P , - .4, . I I '110 ___... . thoqh. not dangerous gash inflicted on . � - I - �� I —":... .- � _ —"---------- I ed shrink from iming of which we say &men .— Ar� John trainer of tke It Young idea." The . ex.. divisions, No. 1, at school No. 8, Ea- I � I . It-, - - I . present council iie � at B1, � � I * his hand b J. . � - . I . if` - Weir, Post Haste - Im, passed amination was interspersed with vocal monaville, Juo. Sproat, Deputy 'Re- _y a - Saw. The St, Cathsar- � � T '4� .� � . I . I . . f, DISTRICT MATTERS. I- a statemoRt of this Mild. �On the con Nednesdr ines man was struck on the arm and An GV , MCDOWAL-L & COM 114: . - V I ( �i -_ . .. ___q______ ihrough hery on ' oy last on his. music by teacher and pupils. The last turning Officer; No. 2, at school No. 6, . . I � .... I I Y. - -1 .--. - ___ _ _____ ,-- I tra.ry,.: we believe were they to do so, it I I I I I I.--- - 11 ... .1. �� 1. L_. _------------ - - --,------ 1. ndle of hingles, a d a . 1b - . I . . ___ tion way to S land, where 1, ' sit hour was spent in recitations and -2nd concession, H. R. S., Robt. Lands- Shoulder by a bu S 11 - � � . . I . - I I I would strengther, them in the estima opt Je goes to vi - __ . � � s C ury was the result. . � . I . -pects to FAil from Halifax. dialogues. At the close a number of boroug, ARE, I _. . * . . PUBLISHERS' NOTIOE, oftheratepayers, as we believe f all friends Ile ex .,h, Deputy Returning Officer; somewhat severe inj TODAY OFFERING , _ - . . � . .. ; ; , :1 I . — - - rd 0 entertainment -_ - . � value has this year been received for to-morrow.r He will 'as absent about the raAe payers e7.pressed themselves as No. 3, at ,.school No. 2, 3 oncession, E . 4 � - * � V . . - .Day and Now Years e well pleased witfi the conditio in the school- house in I I . . , As Christmas every dollar spent. Bat it would be two in I a n of the L. R-. S., James Murray, Deputy Re- will be,given - : % . J � - - i I . 7 - 1: . � f � , . . I zt)ay this year fall on Thursday, we will well to plao6 the matter beyond a doubt voyage and a pleas' j,11t vigit aanong the school, and also -a few words of eii-' tarning Officer; No. 4, at school No. 9, Section No. 5, Morris, Mr. Josevii SPEOIAL BARGAINS . — I . i . . is -native land. couragement te the young people. -9th concession, H. IR, S., David Man- Drost, teacher, on Friday evening . . . . ITOR One before the ixext election, by putting the hills and hesilier I ,of h -i W -a I . . . I I � I _; - . . 0 � 'EF I � - . be ol,--�iigea to issue THE EXrQS I I i 19th inst. Mr. Drost being about to . _T11IR'T EXT11 7Y:E '.. . mtepayers in possession -of the facts.- —Mr. John Elli,o,4, formerly of XbKil- understand Miss Powell, who has labor- son, D9puty Returning Officer; that . I In Every Department of their House. - �_ I 1. - I -day eaXlier than usual tor the next two We give the , advice, however, &ud� lop, but now 0-1 1*toue, Illinois, is at 'ed earnestly and faithfully in this sec- the Clerk give the necessary notices sever his connection with the school, 1W �11. . . . - ., . � WHO -Tin- NUMME R., . . - � ., . . I � I e _ . - - I., weekS. We would ask oar Local Cor- whether it is acted- upon 6r not, we pros nt on a ,iieit.to -his triends .here. tion for the last two yeaxa, iutends - re- and draft a by-law in accordance with the .entertainment will concllud,6 his — 1� . =:_�� - I ' boax won't charge a cent for it. - Mr. Elliott'jooks ia; if he were renew- inoving elsewhere. It is to be regretted the above resolution. The by -law. .was labors in the section. The programme - � - : � . I - .� respondents --and Advertisers. to � I I - . I- V-% . . I � . -4 . ing his yor,th, a)nd his earance gives that pupils .&nd paxents lose the servic6s remd and passed. Moved by Mr. Nigh, will consist of readings, recitations, . - their con-, I . ; 9 -PP , ' Stock ,zoas Never Better As- HILL tsROTHI . I this. in mi d, and to forward ; � ample evldoac6 fhat the climate of of such an excellent teacher. The be4t seconded by Mr. Hannah, that this dialogues, &c. The pe ' i'L , r_ TH'& FAT STOCK SHOW.—Tbe la,t st<)ck . I ople of the see- � �, I 1 ' I I . I . - ; tribll,tions aud advertisements a,t least - Uncle Saan is coii'-mnial to �him. His wish . es of all go wit`h' her in. her n6w Council do now adjourn to meet again tion are cordially invited toLattend. sorted tha?z it is to-dqy. ; . .. I � show held in Sealorth, on Monday last, ?I � � . . . L . � . I - . 10 ation. is within 40 miles of Chicago, charge.—Gon. : if necessary when called by the Reeve. . � . I .. � - - loup.day earlier than usual. , . . -und,or the auspices of .the Tuchersmith , 0 . I . . L I Winthr � � . - - . . I I I �Ot with the raih-oad ninning to the city CoUxc1r, DOINGS. -At -the last 3teet_ - I . OP. . . � � . - ___ . Br&,nch Agricultural Society,w4s . - I . I . - F ou -ray best ,value: iii Green, Black, Ilearlysosticcessful as many we have. passing his farm. , He is thus conven- -ing-of -Howick Council it was moved b I y Wroxeter. CHOPPING BEE AND ACCIDENT. — �_ � ; . . . - ; . The Stock of Bilks, Dress Goods,,.JU-a_ - . � . � -and japan Teai, Fresh, Pwe, Ro, ntly situated to one of the best — ; t � - . . "ted coffees' lind. The mwin cause of this is that le . Mr. Cook, Seconded b Mr. Phair, thaot BusixEss.—Tbe village has been rath- Messrs. Tate & Eaton had a chop i I . y - . ping ties, Millinery, Hosiery, Glo�es I . � � P= sngtrs, Pura pims Fine Table and Cooking . n I . I � . - . S its, �'�d General Groceries, do t1his year it 'so ha,ppened that several of. maxkets in the world, and instead of the Clerk write to the Manager of the er lively the last Jew days, in conse-, bee on Wednesday of last week, whe , ' . ; . I : . Laces, Trimmings and Staple , - � I � RaLsins, F iae Ouxmi disposing of .his dairy and 1 other pro- Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway quence of the establishment here of a teu. men cut about 30 cords of wood. . - - � � , � I . . � not, fail ta sL�p D. D-� RGSF,'s prioes before purchas- our best fee&Qrs have gold etw1jer than . � Goods is unequalled in . .- _.. � � I I I I . � , -asual, and that the animals were ship- duets in the-localparkets, he is -able to Company,, requesting ithem -to widen. market for both liveind dressed hogs. This is considered first-class chopping. the County. � . 7 � ing elso--,Ixere. No trouble to show goo4 and you o I I uy .goods you' dou',t want. .. ( - . I . � . I � � wont be bothered to b p1me. , ,][low- ship directly to li�ad ,quarters. He is t' ging I i, . . I � .628 . L ped before tXie show took . the road at the railway crossing on the Jud i fl In, the number of -sleighs The next day, as Mr. Tate was felling . : I . � 7 1 � - Tr � - . � - Hrrsz, FACTORY. — A i ever, there iwas a moderate fair dis. pleased with the 6ountry and thinks he Oth conceAsion, opposite lot 4, and to passingal ng, the buyer, Mr. G. Mfflien, a tree, the axe caught on a branch, and ! . , Tj ; 15 ;, I , ; . - : � I - Wr,sT ri,ND C : . can make -more money on ,less ca'Pital deope- SEAFO � I End Ghe ese t play-, embracipg many vory superior I n the culvert So &B to take the must be paying good figures. - falling, hit his foot on. the instep, out- MILLINERY—New-Tn-aimea 11 ITH . . . meeting of the Patrons of the West � -ats I q v 01M . i . . � I Factor y will be, held fit the Fftctory, on Satarda y, at Vian he,could -in, Canada.! It i� five water from the roadside,'as petitioned RuSTIC.—Agood deal df chaff has tiug it to the bone. The out is about - 75 ceDts, $1, �1.2,5, tl.t . � . . �, � looking- &uim�,Ip. We belie've, also, th . * I . . 0, and up ._1 . , _ ' . I . I . - ok P.M. 628 - , � � .: � - � . the Tit h of December, tt two 0'010 . quite a wimbei of sales were made on years since Mr. Elliott left here,' and ,for by Dr.MoMichuel-and others—Cai- been indulged in by the free and inde- fourincheslong. Withearohemaybe Real Beaver Bonuets"and 11&j; . ,. C I I � __. I . . . . : I of handsome he sayshe notioe6 a more markecl im- ried. Petition of Joseph-Overend read, r'- pendent as well as by the greit un- about in a few weeks. from'�2..50 a P. I ; I Gr.EA,T Vm-,M%\y f 900cls. the gromad at satisfactory -prices. The. . � . I e f . I � . ; I . I . � suitable fot chriErtmas Presei-ts, marke,1 very low following is a list of the saocessf al com- provement in Seaforth,' than in. any questing to be embodied in drainilde wa�bed, at the expense of our city GOSSIPING XEN,.—A. few weeks ago - . � - _. . � _ - . - . I � &t W - &- --yot d see. th,em. . . 0 - . . t ,1LsoN � I � iwws. Can an - petitors-7. Best cow or steer, 1 entry, other place or thing. He was ast ish- by-law with. the, p ies on. concessions fathers, anent the erection.7 of the rail- we noticed a piece about the women iii - - . - on MANTLES—War,in Be ' antles I 4 . -628 . � I - I ' ed when he came up Main Strret. A, B and C. r. Weir, ings at the high spots on our different this vicinity, but the men are not much aver M � . ,ULTRy,—Geose Tarkies and Dwoks A. Elcoat, Tuckersmith. Best cow or Moved by M ; . Po 7 1 __ 4 - . : -m $2.50 up. . . from $2 up, Ulsters fro I ' I I cheap at RmL :RmnHERs. 628 1 heifer, 7 ,entries, 1st - John McLean, I . seconded by Mr. Cook, that no action sidewalks. Well, they seem strange to better. It is impossible for young peo- . I : . I — . � . . nt of their be- - German Pattern Mantles pog J . . Riverside, Tuckersmith; 2d Duncau . Brussels.. be taken -Carried. - M6ved by Mr. look at, but it is on accou ple to be out after dusk without hearin g . itively � � I - : � : - I I half price. Wrap Cloaks, Dolmans, � t , � � -Peter, McE wen, Sta'piley ; 3d Jaimes Broadfoot , C. R. Coopmt, Brussels, Conveyancer Cook, seconded 1�y Mr. Jacques, that ing built in a style altogether new in some scandal. The men about here � � I � SucCESSFUL 'SPORTSMEN. -Mr. - � - I I ' . , , . -e habit of hiding in fence cor- Circulars, &c. : - I ; . wen and M -r.. Wm.. Campbell, d Insir mnee Agent, will, on and after Thursday ,e this part of the country, viz., the Rus-, are in th . . - : . � � � : . McE Of Jr.i Tuckersmith. Sheep -1 entry, C� an David Galloway -receive a- debentui � I .. : . . next, the 6th November, be at TuoVs Hotel, Cran- - w ; . ave returned after three i Dale, Jr., Hallett. Hogs -92 entri .for $5.75 in place :)f debenture' No. 68 tic; and I must say that they we very ners and-- behind wood piles to hear . . Nve take,, p.lamure in. than! Z. xoXillop, h, - I es, - I brook, every Thursday, f rom 10 A.. M. to 2 P. X. - � ,way in, wb - weeks ; hunting in. Muskoka, taking 1st &nd. 2d" Robert F itzsimmons, Clin- Money to Loan. 621. 1 for sa.me amount, and the Treasurer severely Rustic at that. what is sad. Bad men. An example public for tli6 hearty : I - -We � �, . � : I � DRESS GOODS -axe clearing - . � I . ----. our I � with t1jen,L Etta -en fin6 deer. T-41is is ton. Turkeys and'geese-Thomas Car- and Collectors be notified not to accept should be made of the first one who is 6ve reSpolid'ed Ito tircular. I [ : . out the entire stock at prices which- ; . ; . - B-URKETS.-The sleighing for the past - r c I I- . . doing Well. . . tdr, Jr., Tuckersmiiii. Adges-George few days ha No. 68 debenture, as it was lost -Car- � Luinley. . caught in the act. � d - ; : . s been very good, and the . � . . � . — - � . . I I 1 Walker and Wm. Fowleri Tuckersmith, ried. Moved by ldr. Jacques, seconded TjicacHL-a HiRED.-Mr. H. Horton is out our advertisements to t1lovery . - . � I : . A BAR;CVT.�-Mr. WM- 'McDougall' good prices for grain have brought out D, . : . 0 . : '. and Thos. Hutton, Fullairton. by Mr. Cook, that, the account amount- enga edfio teacb. the Lumley school, at . Leadb-ary. letter. 7, 1 � I I � with e p&irtfnl accident on Friday . . good many farmers. Markets are I 9 . � � . I met I , ing to �111.48, for -medicine, clothing, a salar of 0425, for the year 1880. OUR SCHOOL. -The following is the . I � I - F . � t � . last. While engaigred with Mr. Porter Fall wheat .51.28 to 81.30, spring wheat , y . I I . � � . 0 0 . . I i . - in. trimming hides, a knif which was LocAL Bn6rs.Mr..Bulger sold his $1.26 to 41.25, peas 58c. -to 60c., barley Provisions, attendance, ,&c., for King A NOVELTY. -Some of the boys from sta-ading of,the pupils of the school i : : I .� � . � 'e " in HIOSIERY-Mostcomplete Stockwe � C I : family be paid, depenture to be given to the boundary liiie captured two white So'etion No. 7, McKillop, based on a . - . 6 j. % . I ver carried, and 'at popular prices. . � � . � � f � .. e11110 I ilipped, and 'house and lot on North Main street, a 45c. to 50c., oats '28c. to 30c., pork d by miep, with pink eyes, a few dayq ago. written examination: Part first-Ist . e . I b i L -a used by Mr. Porter f . ,. 1 3 1 the. hand few days ago, to Mr. Thomas Rod i James Pierkins-parried. Move I I . - struckMr. McDougall oa , 0 gins, �5.50 to $6, hay $7 to V.- 1 Our sales in this department amply I � I � z -1 - for the sum of 4500.= -It is said that T Quite a novelty. . . Mr. Phair, seconded by Mr. Jacques, Magg . : . . seveling, an artery and inflicting a Be- - BRIEFS. -In a case before the J. ! I , gie Paisley, 2d Maggie briscoll, 3d prove this. I I , - . � ; . 0 � . S. ; � injured' Seatorth will be entitled to a, deputy F- that Mr. Harris be paid 01.50 per week - AcciDENT.-A young man named Agnes McCulla and Bertha Howlett. �. . - . . I . . vare and painful wound. The ' - - on Tuesday last, Mr. R., McGillicuddy for keeping infant chilc THE LARGE BUSIt 2 j Reeve, next Y'ear.�Thiy horse buying I belonging to Shoote, fell from .a -horse the other day Part second-lat John Maloney, 2d . 5 - . . I I I I h-mb A,recovering. appeared as advocate for the defendant, ' I . � � . . . ; I * in town 'Mr. Xilligan, deceased, . and the Clerk - and broke his leg. Medical aid was soon John Richardson, 3d Robert Coats. I . business. has been quite brisk GLOVES —Warm Winter Gloves, � i . I , I I I . . f . and made his maiden speech' in that . : . i I . . � I - I for the past few days. Mr. Houghton n tify Mrs. King to pLit the two young- in attendance, and he is recovering. Second form -1st Agnes Driscoll, 2d X its, &c., in at variet . � ,. , . I gre y . . I - To OcyitR,Eg,po,'�ND-ENTS.--�-Amoncy other city. . Mack did credit to the press, 0 - � I 0 I . � I has �'bought a number. of ver ' fine c"Pa est children out -Carried. Moved by THE Co.iorniT.-Don't forget the con- Benjamin Bacon, 3d Duncan MeEwen. . , . _; . �, . I I comm'M-nications received for this issue Y, if he didn't to the legal profession.- . I . i . .1 � animals, and an American buyer has B!Ur. Weir, seconded by Mr. Phair, that cort next.Tuesday evening. Doors open I Junior third -1st Aunie Da;vipW-"'1d e I r . and R94-- published, is - one over the : I I � " been doing a. good business also.. * Our merchants axe all doing a fine bus�- J: R. Williams be paid 00, for three at 6 0,1clock the curtain rises at 7:30. Susan -Driscoll, 3d Elizabeth Vii-scoil. FLA N NELS-LF-anev Wool Gooas, . � Eligna-t4are of ,1 A Farmer,"' and is in re- � t� - . I - f ness just now. -S. � � r . Smale, cloth er, is &c., very cheap. _. T I : Shaxp's hotel is the headquarters for 1 coffins for the deceased in King family Those coming from a distance will find , Senior third -1st Win. Reinhart, 2d : . I Z . . I � - I I ference -to the School Teachers'- dispute. going out of business. -A series of, e , I ' ., . . . ' the . I � -- . this business. Prices, range from $75 -Carried. Moved by 'Mr. Cook, see-. good stabliDan for their horses, as - Roy McKachin, 3d. Thoivas Willis. : I 11 � opinion � I ray has, in o tertainments under - the aus ices of ; . As this controve tIr I ; P . : . . 'I, at a,nyi ate, as no to $190. -We -are requested to . state ended by Mr. Jacques, that Mrs. Lee- farmers and"neighbors have kindly offer- Fourth form-1sb Katie McKibbin 2d I . I � . a . gone far enough, anc Brussels Mechanics' Iustitu to land the pard receive -a barrel of flour -Carried, ed: stabling for over twenty-five horses, . Archie McKibbin, 3d Carmen Swallow. I � i 1. that the ordinatiQia of Elders will� take That has been� a,one in :our Hoi o mplisbed by extending . I . � goodcan be accoi , 0 town band are to be held Iri Moved by D4r. Weir, seconded by Mr J?URCHX3B YOUR 'CLOTR0'-G - sihows --tl �. place in the Presb erian church in I . all within five minutes' -,;Valk of the _.___ - -_ , ing the past two weeks � � it on tside of those who originated it, we . A A ; I winter. The first is to be held this . I . - I � D . - I ; Z I this town o Cook, that the -Treasurer pay no schoo�. , school house. I Qpenmg Weeks tell of I - anley. . : . I L therefore decline f urther communlea n Sunday next, at the '108' ; (Friday) evening in the Town: Hall.- I — _4_ - St -FROM- . ; . . .- ' . . I z I , of the incruing service. -There " 'O' I The Reeveship will -likely be hotly con- moneys without the tiustees producing i 'Whalen. . MU xICIPAL MANTERS.-It is stated that - . I . . I � � , tions on the Subject, except Mr. Ferau, . � - , ,, ' � � ' splendid sl6ighing, snow havin�g fallen . roll fiom the Clerk-C�rried. Moved , . � i I I � I � i ! I � 4 I - : ; son wishes to take adva,utage of hi's tested this year by J. Leckie and F. 0. by . Mr. Cook seconcled by Mr. Weir, Nr,w Cuurwii.-The contract is about Mr, Thomas Simpson, Reeve of Stanley, A. G. MCDOUGALL & 00. ; I � . . . . I . 0 . - I � 3 i 1� � 1111oreorless every day this week. - i having grown tired of public life, -does � � � privile-ge., and cl%im a reply to the. one - : Rogers, and -a third axty is also spoken . I i : , � : � � . . - ; i published last week. His reply, should � Farmers are ta�ing advaintage. of tZe P that the trustees 6f the Presbyterian tc! bo let for the erection of a neat little ' . : I . 4 I of. If a third should step in, it. is said not intend again being a candidate for - ; I . I . I . . They keep -the largest stock to select - I i � ,- : . 9 . he see fit to make one, wou good roads to market their procluceand Church ifi Fordwich be :paid $4.20 for chureb, veneered with *brick, - ' mpsou is a .. . I Id, in any' 'a this' that position. LVIr. Si? n old . ; I . I - - . � do other business, and the town 'has I one of the former will resign. : Several damages done'to the church fence by plitce. It will not be dedicated to any from. All their goods are thorouglily . ; � . i � it close the controversy so fax as we I en ard' spoken of for Councillors, and faithful public servant, and can I : I -1 . ever.. , , . � : � I -den ' � . . . ! . I been crowded each day this week.- 1 new in gravel being taken out for the roads� particular canination. but will be first Z. aurels -Well Made and finished, and their prices i : . � I are c I - e . % ; I I oncernei. .----- I I and will'likely be'nominat a. Among and tfiat there be a notice posted up occupied minister. now well afford tb retire on the 1, ; - � by a Bible Christian are fully 30 per cent.lower tha-u .,those . : � Prices for wheat declined four cents lie has so justly wom. It- is alsostated I emp 11000S �AIND - ' , . 4 t I the new oneFt are W. H. McCracken, I - : . - I � Hit. ,SL_kTEu's FuN.FmiL.-The f unoral on Wed nesday,disappointing in�uy who notifying that no more gravel or sand TmE SCHOOL. -The final written ex- of any other house. . Z � : - - - . . , . . . . � who was defeated last year 7 T. Town, i that in the event of - M. Simpson's re : ! . - ripes of : lisil . . I �. ' '3 � - , I -Slater, tooli Vlac e oia ca,me in expecting to get the p be takou out -Carried. After passind amination in School Section No. - 12 i tirement, Air. George Castle and M . ,PLEASUD 9 . of the la,te Wm. I who was in the Con' � ,x . � ncil two years ago, �, i � I -Saturday last and was largely attended. 1 recent days for their produce. T56 de- a number of accounts, the Council ad� Usborne, for 1879, was held on Dec. the � 2 . - I . I aud"Thos. Fletcher and C. R. Cooper. - Hugh Love, Sr., will be candidates fcT . . � I I - � � - ; i � Having been a member of the Oddlellows I cline is -in sympathy with the '-Old - 3ourned to meet at Gorrie on the third. 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th ;-the following i V . ]SIT OUR SALE. : . . � I - . � . - . . . ; - � ord4r, tile funeral was conducted under Country quotations. -The Missionary 1 Some of the old Council will likely ru' Wednesday in December. .being the marks taken by the three best I the positions of Reeve. and Deputy, . " f - i I I ; � ;. � . . . I respectively. Messrs. Castle and Love � ; I aga,in. . q . I ; .1 . � in each class: Fifth form.-Alarks - q � r their auspices. The me�abeizs of Fi- ! meeting. in St. Thomas Church on We have marked down the whole of C - , . would make a strona team. 1 � ,� t I . . . Tuckersinith. - obtainable, 975; Frank Wilson 817 � , � ID ' Z . � ,� delity lodge, together with mambers Wednesday evening was very fairly at- I . I I I . . I � ourindinense stockof Menls,Boyslaud . i : . . I . Morris. . I , , Z . , - - - . . I I i I I . ! r .. from several neighb6ring lodges ac- fended, and an excellent and interesting ' Fourth form. -Marks obtainable, 695 - ; . ; Lx LUCK. -Mr. Appleton Elcoat's f � 7 � Youth's -Clothing. . t I THE COUNCIL. -The Council of Her- Walton. 4 1 i � I I . com-pa,nied the procession in f ull ieplia, 1 missionary address was delivered by thoroughbred cow, a few days a -go, gav� Jeremiah McGee 520. Third form.- I - Bee ouT- New Style Overcoats, beauti- " - � � 0 ris met according to adjournment. Ali A LECTUDE.-Rev. Mr. Musgrave has While we are thus convincea I I I � and'the funeral service of tile order was ' Rev. Mr. Campbell, Missionary Secre- birth to a pair of fine heifer calves, both -Marks obtainable, 625 ; Sarah Gunning . . fully lined and finished, --This is the satisfied all who have give' I I . the members present. Moved by H. I consented to deliver a lecture on,T-em- best value in town. Price, $6,75 � ; condacted al the,grave by brother J. A. � tary. of the diocese. , - of which are -living and doing well. Mri 568? Albert Wilson 497, Catherine 0". have , : , I -, in Duff Church, Walt � � i Gosman, seconded by H. Mooney, that perance on, on ,caU, that we sell I I � Cline. The f Lineral sarmon. will be . Elcoat purchased this cow fro Mr. McLaughlin 412. Secondform.-Marks A �, I the following accounts be paid, viz.: In . . Tuesday evening, December 23, Com- See our New Style Ulsters, newest I - t . . r ched ia the Presbyterian, church on il A-_\x1vEnsinY SEFmicEs.-Ou Sabbath Richard Gibson, at the first live stock obtainable, 315; John Duffield 284..-, . materials. We know this to be exzel� Z � � I Prea I t' - " mene : , Geo. Skelton, for, gravel and dia i ing at 7 o'clock p. in., under the . � . , '91120 . I n 5 1 Sunday evening, Dec. 28. Mr. Slater ,I last the anniversary services in. connec- Charlotte Hodgson 264, Eliza Gunni . , sale at Clinton, and she has paid foi ngl- - lent value. Price, $7.50. . 4 � I ! ditch, $3.60; David Farquharson, for auspices of the Walton Union Temper- - . r . was a lonc, and patient sufferer, having , tion with the Presbyterian church in . herself three times over since then, and 263. Part second. -Marks obtainable, 7 1 . � gravel, 05.45 ; Thos. Hill,, for gravel, L - . an . � � been co;Zned to bad for overtwo years ; 1, this town, were conducted by the Rev. is as good as'ever yet. , 190; Sarah Duffield 184, Thomas Gun- ce Association. The lecture will be . . . e . . - � . 01. 35 ; Geo. Armstrong, removing flood- . . . I - I a.nd in his case death was a welcome Mr. Goldsmith, of Hamilton, who ning 182, David Hodgson 178. i I a good one, and there should be a large SPLENDID WINTER SUITS0 . � � � � . . � : wood, $7.50.; Michael Kelly, letting ACCIDENT. -Mr. Win. Sproat m 0 - I I -audience. ; . � . � rea ed two eloquent serm'Ons to e' w i � -ene,er. He bore his long illness 11 . raes.1, a I down and covering crossway, $74.25.- ratherapainful acc�dent on Friday . - - � . . . . . . - I i . He was. a young M9111 ' 0 Hibbert. 13:uron Notes- We have five hundred Suits to -select 7 most pa,tiently. arge audiences, the church beina � � - 0 Mr. Robertson, putting in culvert', last week. He was 1assisting in dress- I —.-- - � I - 'led both at the morning � � . . and was- deservedly esteemed by all who crowc 09 50; James Sharp, for plank and re- iDg hog . s, and its he *'ent to lift one upi THE - LECTURE. -The lecture "Ed * from, in all the newest and best ma- A I . 40HE . Monday "*. . , . The lights in . the ghthouse at , terials. Price, from 19..50 up. _� I I . THE � APEST IN Tic; � . and evening services. On 01, li . I � knew him. . ation" by Mr. D. McTavish, Previous: I .. ; . o � - . _____ .1 tea took ,pairing culvert, 41; Morris Smeltzer', his feet slipped, iind be fell backwards, ,uc I, Goderich were put out for tb e season on I � - I . � I evening the annua; -meeting � i . . : ; I gravelling on bortudar line between striking his side ou'a sleiggh which ly announced, was delivered on Tues- I Saturday last. I � . � - . I - 4 KriT Fait *&1X'kITODA. � On Friday i place, and ,despite the stormy wea,ther Morris and '"" y . . I wast day evening,- 2ad . iust. Notwithstand- 7 ' I . I Hallett, $30; XT being used in connection with the . a . . ; ;C. cam- � -Mr. D. Laniont 'bas rented - his BOYS'AND YO TH ` I i , !.&,at, Mr. F. F owler, of the Huron Road, I was eminently successful. The tables ' - - operations, breaking two ing the unfavorable' weather and the 1. U S . . . I . - . . ; I eron, law expenses in connection with sla.ugbteriD I farm of 100 acres, near - Jamestown, to � � Ruilett, sl�ipped from this station a cax- L were spread in the basement of the 7 r.11 ; I . . . Z ; . . ; . . I - I railway coupons, $3; Archibald Me- or three of 'his ribs. Althou,gh still deplorable state of the roads, the at- ' I . . . i Mr. Bateman, of Grey. . �. . � � . � loitcl, of aressed be.aves mud a. ca,r1o, ad of church, and the- I adies of the congrega- ; - � - � I . Midha tendance, though not so large as might 1 Ali- can be suited in Boys'and Youthil � dxessed sheep and. la,mbs for the Winni- tion had bountif Lilly provided them with el, building culvert ofi B line at pretty sore he. is recovering' and will, -Mr. Michael Eacrett, of Exeter, . . . . ! - P, bavebeen was very good. ,Rev. 0 .1 ; . t Government dradn �13; Henry James, we hope, be around all right in a few I has been appointed an official: assignere �lothiucF at our establishment. All- I . Z � d of all the. usual luxuries indulged in ,on . � i � . I Z : . -C� . . . I -kept- in. stock, and the prices, - Z 'were 30 hew 1'r- I for the county of Huron. , sizes are 9 Pegg market. There digging, a ditch, $33.35; Michael Kelly, days. Scott occupied the chair, and sitter . . . �. . � " cattle aad 29.5 bead of sheep and lambs. - such occasions. Over four hundred 0 making -a few appropriate re al. Gal -I, . We propose to do Istill, more, and " . - -in paxtook of supper. -a " C - � ; The mental feast putting in eulvert, 02 ; Wm. Brown, RucoyERx_NG.-We are glad to learn marks I -Two children of Mr. Job 'Dre-w, of 'Will Suit 'the most econemle � . k . � ; . called on Mr. McTavish to address the i E I These animals were all purchased see and judge for yourselves, I . to sell during the next inouth . : . . were slaughtered aind I mnd pointed time in digging ditch and putting in pipe, $3 ; that the Messrs. Mode -land, sons of Mr! i meter, died last week from croup. I - ; I . � . this vicinitv, and audience. The lecturer acquitted him - � ; . � i, A. Vamalstine, assistioa Surveyor, $1; John Modeland- who have been pros:, - I Out of a family of thirteen, Mr. Dre I I o � , 140 W - � L . 9 � . � dressed by Mr. Fowler at his pla:r,e on the audience room of the church. The self in a manner creditable to himself I � . - 7 R.' D. Vanalsti e, hauling plank, 62; has -now only two living. - i I . v I � the -Huron Road. Five of the sheep . pastor, Rev. Mr. McDonald, took the i 0 trated with typhoid fever, are recover -111 . ,- r � I I 2 1 r r1l I and not"ouly instructive, but entertain- � - i I I Robert Casemb e, building approach to ing. a The new pastor of Melville Church, . I I n � a-mming, of , chair, and delivered an excellent open- I 1) t- .. One of these younor- men ha a i Mr. John .C1 . el . I -No Gifts. Nio biscou-nts.- Plain I - � I I � ; ; � - %had been fed by at erson's briacre,,t28.50; B. Connors, -particularly severp attiEck, and at one ina, to his hearers, who applauded him 1 BQfsels, Rev. John )Ross, has taken : . � � . I . t Rullett, and. -when dressed averaged ' ing address in his usual pleasing and t) 0 . v 0 - I , heartily. After a number of flattering I a i � M part pay for di-giDa ditch 012;'John �un Figures and 117et Prices 0%t7ji. : I I . nearly 200 potinds eacl-i. - The freight on ', aff able manner, during which he an.- t, . '? ) time his recovery- was -almost despaired . to'himself an assistant, in the per- . - � 11 I . � - remarks by some of the gentlemen - � . t' or, repairing scrapers, 41.75; * of, but be has now taken turn for son of M, iss Elsie Watt, of Elora - . carloads to Winnipeg will a,mOunt I tb at a scheme had be M a the I � I nouncec en matui- A. Caist . 1 7 - . A two . . pre%eut, a vote of thanks,was tendered I ' . . Geo. Forsyth, !assessment on insurance better, and, alth ugh still very low, his j -The number of hogs received at - - � . - � t . . to about $800. M -r. Fowler started for ed by, which it -was hoped, to extinguish - I 0 - - L - . . . . of Town -H medical attendant has the most encour- . Mr. McTavish for the trouble he had 1 the Hensall 'pork -packing establish 980113 AT SuP411 Timm F " -o,n.d&y and the whole of the existing debt of the 4 -all, $1; Ja,mes Barnbill, . ( - 0 - A G. MCDOUGALL & 0011- I - % the Prairie Province on _M d . diggii)g ditch and putting in Pipe, taken in addressing the people, which ; � ment this season is 600, at an average . * - I r I eXr8cth to reach Wianipeg. in, time to congregation, which amounts to Some- aging hopes'for big recovery. , was carried unanimously. The meet- : I t � . . : 1 $2.50;. Isaac Rogerson, for plank, $7.71 ; . I . . : . weight of 225 pounds, against 200 hogs ., 7 . . � receive his im�al on its arrival. - Sh`6iild thing in the -neighborhood of $6,000. In- GOOD HoitsEs.-A few days ago Mr. in-, was then drawn to a close by the M I .7 � . James Sbortreed, digging ditch and put- it ft I at the corresponding date of last year, Importers of and Dealers in DRY . � w . this venture prove profitable, Mr. teresting addresses were delivered by 0 John Me -Lean, River -side, sold a four ev. Mr. Scott pronouncing the tene- � � I � T � � tiug in'pipe, $2 ; Misses Exford, charity, __ ag I r � . a,ud ship Rev. M r. Edmonds, of Owing to improper' drain e, a per- GOODS Only. i � FoNvler will continue to kill Sea,forth ; Rev. year old heavy drauglit colt to an Am- diction. I . � I I 7 . I . z z - 010 ; M rs. Campbell, right of way to I . tion of the foundation of the new school . t - =e&,t for that market. We commend Mr. Allusamve,of McKillop,a,ndRev. Mr. erican buyer, for the sum of $190. M r. . 0 - . . A .. - . 0 � . z : . I . new bridae, $150; L. J. Brace, dam- . house in Win hani h" been sinking No. 3, C. Brown. ' . ; his enterprise and trust it will meet Goldrimibli,of Hamilton. All were much 0 McLean is -noted as a breeder and feed- I � Dublin. . 9 , school house No. 6-; . � � I . � - with a satisfactory reward. I disappointed on account of Rev. Mr. ages on account of defective bridge, I$5 ; er of excellent cattle and sheep, and it considerably, causing several large No.4,-A. McKenzie, Shipha post office I I E . a . I John Watson, selecting jurors, 08; W. REmoyAL.-Mr. P. McConnell has � . ; � I : , Smith, of Guelph, failing to come. The cracks in the walls. - I z ; * , I , - seems as if he is destined to. mak . No. 5, R. Armstrong, school house No.8. i ' . a nit choir, under the leaderabip of Professor -Clark, part� salary, $60 -Carried. The (I removed his harnoss 9hop to Kidd's -Mr. John Sanders, of ,Exeter, left As will X10t fail to Satisfy the i � Tia. LiTmu-n-v SOCIkTY.-O'n aCCOt i as high a mark as a breeder of horses, wooden block, lately occupied -by Mr. -The following officers have been q i . � . - I . . Council then adjourned to meet again I a few days ago with agang of men for in�talled in connection witb Clinton ,buyers. . I of tile stormy weaither , there was not � Jones, gave several musical selections -Mr. John Templeton, Pendergast as a hotel. Mr. McConnell � � I sojarcre ain attendance as usual M 'the ' during the evening which delighted the on Monday, the 22nd iust. concession, also sold to the same gentle- 1 . has a more prominent Parry Sound District, where he will Loyal Orange Lodge No. 710: R. Now- � - - . i '_ � s location than . I . ; " ; .t'- - I � I . Literary Society meeting on Tuesday i audience. Yrofessor Jones and Mr. . I . � man a, Is an of heavy draughts for $250;, formerly, and will no'doubt do a good engage extensively in the lumbering --march,'W-. M.; W. H. Ransford, D, X.; - - � � Ethel. p � I I I . night. The debate on Capital Punish- �� Thomas Joslin also each sain- a solo for � and Mr. Alex. Sproat sold 'his brown , business. He will be absent for about 'T. �Cooppr,` Treasurer; D. Cautelon, 7 � 0 � � business. * I . . . - ; - I - I OBITUA-Ry.-It becomes our Painful I team of general purpose horses for $240' six months. ,Secietary; C. Young., Tyler: T. Fbw . Mont, wliic h. was taken part in by the - 11 which both received a deserved encore. - . . j I I - w i The performances of - the ohoi duty this week to record the death of a 1 COUNCIL MEETING. -The Council met' CHANGE AT THE Uxiox.-Mr. E. -On Sunday the, __ I ; . gentlemen na,m, ed last ,eek, was ex- , ir, on . , following parties ler, Chaplain.; J. Amner, First C0111-- : . Both* sides ': both, Sunday and Monday well known and much respected me ' Baker moved out of the Union Hotel . I � , 4 M in- at Dalv's Hotel on the 10th inst. All were declared elected- us elders in con- mittee Man; E. Foster, second-, W.. o .! .ha"tive aad interestiag even- - � - - ' . I did rema,rkably well, bmt 1% e audience � inus. can not be too highly raised. berof the community, Miss Sarah Jane the mimbers present. Minutes of last on Wednesday. Mr. .Morris, of Strat- nection with Wills Ciiurcb, Clinton: DRESS GOODS AT -COST. ; M . P ford, the owner of the house, has D. Smith, third - R. McMurray, fourth,.. ; pr ve dic.ision in favor Of the side up- : Their sinaina was the best ever heard in Slemmcn, which took place at her meeting read and approved. Moved by Messrs. G. Tedford, A. Straiten A. and H. Dyke, idil� ; R. Hunter, D. 0. - N-UNCEYS AT COST. ,, ,8, i T t' I ' holding capital Punishment and led by o the church, which is saying a good deal. father's residence -Mr. John Slemmon - moved in, and will keep the house open V4 , . ore, and D. -A few days ago tbree �ahool boys 8 AT COR . Mr. Landsborough, seconded by Mr. 1 cMurcbie H. C. Gilm MANTLE - I - - Mr�.S� G. M-aCaughey. On next Tuesda,y : At the conclusion a ,vote of thanks, -on Tuesday, the 9th in§V, after a very i Mundell, regarding the claim of - Mr. to the public. Mr. Baker I has gone MeTavish. I I . I in Clinton w I Bre 'playing lilookey and-' ; BRAWLS AT A I e moved by Mr. S. Young, of Hallett, and short illness, of typhoid fever. The de- on to his farm. . - - I I I � . ; I .evenin- readings will be jiven. by th . , Burns for direct and indirect damages . , * N.Aur James Lang, of Rodgerville, shinty at the. same time on the ice On. . . - I . I . . - � ,_ I only 17 years .of age,and z 0 le -men we named last � Seconded b -,Mr. E., Cash, of Seaforthi n NEw HOTEL.-Alr. C. Pendergast has wh . . ladies and aeO i to horses and wagoh from breaking was foreman of the grand jury at the � 0� CorbeWs pond, , en the bl(ick went OIL . i. 1 1 - � week, The Subject and sides for -next was tendered .the ladies, the speakers few of her years have succeeded in w - in- down of a culvert on concession 4, that taken possession of his new brick County Court. which met at Goderich a thin part of the ice,,a-ad in, following - I ; . t � and the choir. T ' � .. - debate will be anuou'aced . next week. . ning . greater respect. The death of no action be taken, as the Council have . hotel, which is a large, commodious ls,st week. There were no criminal. it one of the boys went- through. The . � I 5 . __ I ' I n � . . . cleb&terq should make Miss Slemmon is -not only a sad domes- noevidenee of any damage being re. house, and will no doubt be -w,611 kept, O' hiS SS 8 DC als I I . ; . Both readers and. ases on the docket, and thecivil cases first one coming to i a i ta. e , o 9 . 0 ; . . . � it, a Point . to be sharp on ti M , as . when ! r's'say tic bereavement, but also are her many. as .Mr. Pendergut has the rep' . . -1 I . . .e PERSO-NAL.—The Witigham Pape I ceived-Carried Moved by Mr. Mun- atation disposed of were not of general public im- , got in, and a second one was pulled in CLOTHS AT COST. - . � � . not the'ease the proceedings are friends deprived of an estimable com_ I "' . . I ! i : that Mr. Thomas Bell, f ormorly a resi. . dell, seconded by Mr. Landsboroug of being a good landlord. A grand ball portauce. - by their Struggles. They all had suffl-- CLOT�G AT COST. . . ttis 1k; . - . Mh, � dience . be- dent of this town,'is a candidate for the panion. Mr. Sleminon and family ha ' is talked ,of in connection- with the -Mr. Robert Bissett* 4 . 90 late. in closing that the au I ve ; that John McMana be paid for 12 cords , who is in a cient presence of mind to tread water, . HATS AND CAPS AT C9 - . col -110 wearied, and inuch of the interest, Reeveship of"vViiigham, and:that he is the syrnpatbies of the entire. cOmmu- I of gravel put on side line from Granton opening of the house, to be held in very low state of health and *he has and the eldest one managing to get out, ancIpleasure-isclestroyed. Tbissliould likelytobeelected wibhbut�,- opposition. nit 'in-tbis their sad bereavement, but' BUFFAILO ROBES A T i. Z the - I I I I , Y, . : to 2d concession, L. R. S. -Carried. Kidd's Opera Hall on Christmas or been residing near Lake -View for some proaured a rail, by means- of which - � � . . . be borne in mind. Eigglit o'clock,sharp, Mr. Bell will make an excellent Reeve we trust that the wound thus inflicAed The followine amounts were grautea in ,.New.Year's eve. time past, has been removed to Exeter, others were rescued. I i 1. � . i � I * - . :, i . -the benign supervision t � bi the time for commencement. and we congratulate our old -friend o� will be healed by I _�_.__ � I . charity: Conrad Torrance, 04; Thos. � and is living at the residence of his -The residence of Dr. T. G. Holmeg, i t � . � � I I his promised promotion. -Mr. G.- R. of the supreme and suPerintending Downs, S-Linshine. I I � I I I I . ----.------ .�*4; and the Treasurer to pro- I brother-in-law, Mr. L. Hardy. of Brussels, bad a narrow escape from . � I . : I ' -A. 8uu(a:,;Tio,N_-,.-We Venture die su,- : Monkman, who has been in tho provision pk)w,9r that has struck the blow. The cure two cords of wood each fbr I 1 Oxw_NG.-Prof. Salter has organized ---%-A meeting of the Patrons of Brus- fire on Tuesday evening of last week. � r, . Mrs. . � : . : C � 1. . i,est u ers, that it, business here for some tin�p, is -closing funeral.took place on Wednesday, and, i Shafer and IVI a qlnging class in the villao,e. Not- 6 oc 9, 8 a �. i . I n . I 9. McNamara, and the sels cheese factory was held in the It is th D tor*s custom to 16 T � � i . . - ! : ! notwithstanding the-incleriaeucy of the I' Reeve t, y of the Town Hall, on Saturday 0 ternoon last, hatDggingl mp burnin his office -all I . be ad-visable for them to have, up preparatory- to leav town. Mr. Se for and send a deaf withstanding the inclemenc;:' a ; ; -,,.� ould I in I . g iii, ; 4 - . t � - pmqmred &ad published before nomiva- � Alloukralau bas proven Mself a aood weather, was largely attended. Her re- I -and dumb boy of David White's to the weather and the disagreeable condition -to wind up the business for the pa " � : i � 0 1 st night. On the evening in question Dr. I ; . � A . J � I . . � . tion. a, report sliowing the amount of ' citizen,aud has made many friends dur- mains were interred in the Brussels, of therod,ds, a lmrge class has been season. Everything passed off eminent- Holmes heard a peculiar sound in the : . C, I - . - asylum at Belleville. Moved by 'Mr. 2 � .. 111ou , � 0 b . I th . L� ey raised durintf the year; the : im, his resid9nce here, and we regret cemetery, and the impressive funeral � Muudell, seconded by'.Mr. Hannah,' at formed, some of whom come a distance ly satisfactorily, and it was decided to office, and on going"down. Stairs found, I . I % I ustify services were conducted b Rev. Mr. I the following �ccouuts be. paid: Simdu I Of three miles. The Professor instructs continue operations next season. that the lamp had explodea,,ana -that I _I11110aut expended, and how ; also the , tha,t business was not such�as to j . y CROCE1018 84EMER . 7W ; i .1 ; I . uatitr,�, extent a-wl cost (it the public his continuance in , Sei�forth. , But in Byan, of Bi ussels. � I ; � . . . ; i - � . . . I I I . McKenzie, covering culvert-, 82 50 - his pupils in instrumental as well as ----wldr. Huston, teacher of School some books, journals &c., on the table, a � --. - I I V 1111Provements made durinsf the year. i the provision business, as well- as -in � James Dallas, gravel, $4.25; Wm. * Id' 1 V -0c . I i . � . � I 0 � . I I 0 - 4 al music. Section No. 2, Hay, was up before we're burning. She imm6diatelY . � . � . 70 � � I A repurt of this chaxacter would not sever,4 other branches, business is , Howick. � � � i � , t field, plank for culvert,, $1; Alex. I TE.A. INTEETI-2NO,.-A tea iheeting will Squire Gidley, on Saturday, to answer awakened her husband, -and after 8, .1 � . 0 4 � clutail a great amount of labor in its Inuch over done. -Mr. Wm. J�obertson, SCHOOL ExXMINIATIONT. - The last : Nicholson,, t . q ; ean4ing at statute labor, ' be held iu the Methodist Church on to a charlye of assaulting a boy' -named vigorous battle with Clio flauies the * 1. � C0411pilatiou, nor Would the expense I M . - � � . I -of of Oakville, of the firm of Wm. Robert- quarterly examination of the pupils of ! $3.50 ; Robt, Ei lgie, coverina culvert, :' Christmas evening. The committee of McTagart. The evidence went to -Doctor succeed ed in subduin a them. I i . m .� : a - 0 11 0 ; - vul,livatiou be heavv,whi,le the iiiforma- son Lt, Co., hardware merchants of this School Section No. 11, Howick, was 1; $2; Geo. Strona,. box culvert, conces- i 111anaclement is an euer-yetic one, and show, that although- the punishment . I ____ �; � . ? 0 - . . .) I I �. tion Nvhieh -would be afforded the - town, left for home on Saturday morn- held on Frid�y the 12th inst. The i sion 6, $2,; Johnson Brothers, spikes, . no effo"rts will be Spared to make the was a severe one, it was not an und,e- OAK- HAi.L.-Your attention is direct, . ; , � . t . . . � . �-lcutori would be, Lit tli,%tl time, fully. ing last, after spending a few days here.. schoolroom -%v'as beautifull decorated' $3.45; Con. Purdy, - appreciated. Formerly this iufOrniationli LNIrRobertsonis a " y I binding poles 0iii affair asuccess. Addresses willbe de. served one, and. the case,was dismissed. ed to the new andfasbionable fur caPs . � � - I . thorough business 'with evergreens &c., for the occasion. � bridge, �10; Win. Laudsborougb, I livered -by several orators�,who have been -A few days ago a horse b 1 i just received at the Oak Hall Clothing Remember the Place-Oppoil I I - e ongi�,g � I WWI iltyt itiven witil the publica,tion of'tll 0 n�an, ,%ncl is as well,an intelligent, geu- Notwitbstaudi�- the ver bad state of teaming gates to bridge, $1.50; Tbos. i secured for the occasion. The Sun- to Mr., T. Watson, of Clinton, whs Establishment, consisting of Sea Seal, I . 'tor. 0 rl ly Cominereial Hotel, ! mu . , I- -;' ri-ptnt, which is ' several weeks � ial gentlerntm, and ,his many friends the roads, there was a very large turn ;,Hill, repairing scraper, $2-i0; Coleman 1 shine singing class, led by Professor drowned in the pond at. Trick's mill. Persian Lamb, Mink an& Otter, with I I . r;1 t�l - - I I afturtheelectiunjof the new council here are always glad to weico-i-ne him out of parents and rate -payers from the , . . - ; , : � & Gouinlock, ditching and turnpiking, " 9 "cal part of Mr. Watson is running th is inill, and it and without peaks. Full lines in - 0 . , � , alter, will furuish the musi 0 . I I aud is ooubequently, for all practical toourtown. In fact none would object section to witness the days' proceedings. concession 8, $45; Dr. Catnpbell, t the'pro-ramme. I appears that the horse, with wagon at- imitation Sealand Coney. A15o a full � ' .. . - I . I : I v . I 0 ion, Seal, & � . . - . . - purposes, usialess. The electors were to his beeo-ming a perma,ueiit citizen of The examination - w'p,s couduoted b medicine for poor, 05 ; Win. Dale to be i ACCID"EXT. A terrible accide-nt oc- tached, bad been left standing, when it rau,,,e in boys goods in finitat I I . - r_Ldilett upon to vote a.t the municipaj our live] town, but - n . � t to get a drink, but got beyond its Lamb, 'Coney, Hair Seals, Plush and - I I � - I y we suppose that as Miss Powell, teacher in charge, assistea , remitt,ed one dollar on dog, charged ,92; f curred the other day at the residence of wen I . � . I BROTHER their pei,-,uua,l f eelhigs forthe respective has spent most of his days in that � ssion 7, Morris. depth, the wagon and harness prevent- Grey Lamb. Also a very large vari4Y' . � ('ections in the dark, and had only � � he has P, large in terest in Oakville, and by Messrs. Burgesp, Powell, Hutchinson i Robt. Mellis, culvert. and oravelling On 1 1\1r. Phelan, ; coiice, . I HIU � � . and 1�[ig,ghjs, teachers from * the neigh- ;, London Road, 66 -Carried"'. Moved bv ' 't'wimming ashore. .of men's .Hair Seals in all styles witheOr I . . I I candidates to guide them. It the 1 town, -we need not-e,.,pect to ha-V� him borhood. The fo - Messrs. J. McCasey and Mattbew Ing! 8 - r . renoon was spent with � .�ilr. Hannah, seconded by Mr. Nigh' - -The following named return goo are ** I . . � I iufo o,gest were ' . ing without peaks. The above ds " � . rmation which we sug as a -permane;it resident here , Leit,h, of St. Catharines, were about to - � � � T . � P S t4D � ; , -at the junior classes. At noon justice was that the nomination of candidate for commence officers have been appointed to take the first class and need only to be seen be, I � inade public before nomination day, the 1 must content ourselves with an oc ' b I to shinale a buildingi and � � rl ; I x - . � � I I al welcome visit.-Tbe Sig?ial c�asion- done to the inner man in the way of I the office of .Reeve, Deputy Reeve and, i ' es of the electors at the next muni- fully appreciated. Gentlemen about to � ��_ I I electors would then be in a position to ; were carrying several bunches of vot - . :,�� jud Of this good things, ser�ed by the fair ones of three Councillors, be held in th oipal elections in Stephen: Division 1, invest should not fail to ins . �Xuiu Street, Sa ' u to the roof. Ali went well . : . . ; I - ; I ; t . � r - i � . I ; t ; � . � . � . . � . � , . . ; i � i I . : - ; � . - 1w � , , , , ---------- �_ I - � - I - I - 1. , , ,� � � , - , - , - - - � z Z � , .;, - I - - I . � � . : . N ; - d .11""' - - 11 I I I - I - I I t 0 � si- t i , , , , ; ; � I - - - i - - - - - - - I � � - I - � - - , i I -in some remarks on the County the section. Afterwards the examina- bouse in the village of Egmo e school Daniel French, school house No. 1; before purchasing elsewhere. RALLY & - � . i � ae for themselves as to whether the ' week shingles o peet them i . I .� � � � gqAxodiaus of our public affairs ware : Coun ndv"le, On until they reached the first tier when � . I . - . . I . .11, . . . '1� cillors Of the�past year says: "The tion was resumed. The pupils acquitted I M- onday, the 29th day of December, � 4. 1 � - . . i I I .. . the scantling . which supporteh the I No. 2, Q. Prouty, Town Hall, Crediton; AN,mBam. I . � - i I . � I . . - . ; . . I � I � . I . I . - I . � . ;. . . . . I I � - . . . . - - L I I I --- . . - . . a . � � � . � . #� . I � . . ; � ; I . - . . - � I . . - . 1 7 � I - I , . . I I ;