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DIyTRICT MATTERS..
NOTE E -- CLEARING SALE.—Having
urchasci the stock of the Goderich Foundry
Mane seturng Company, consisting of one
40 -Horse ngine, one 24 -horse do., two fire -horse
do., new and second-hiuid boilers, a lot of floor
mill ma " • cry, saw mil'1 machinery, plows, gang
plows, 1: nd rollers, straw cutters, horse -powers,
brass fitt • gs for engines, gas pipe and gas pipe
fitting s, ooking stoves, and a large assortment of
�ttinge n general use. The above stock will be
sold thea , to make room for the manufacture of
other art cies. Orders taken for engines, boilers,
and all ,ands of mill work. Repairs attended to
on the s ortest notice. Address—D. Runciiman &
Co., God rich.
UR . T CLEARING SALE.—I Will COrt1-
mence a Great General Clearing Sale on Saturday,
Xuno 26 Immense Bargains in all classes of
Summer Goods. The balance of my Summer
Stock be run off at a considerable reduction.
+'very in ucenient to customers. Muslims, Law ns
and \V to Gauze very cheap. Summer Shawls,
Summer Linens, Summer Costumes at a sacrifice.
Special r. argains in every Department. Full par-
tioulars n next week's adrertisement. Tso3[As
Win. 554
DUN AN 8c DUNCAN.—Now is the
time to lot bargains in Dry Goods, Millinery and
Mantles, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, roceries, &c. Duncan & Duncan will
Common this week to clear their Millinery and
reduce sir large general stock of staple and.
fancy goods to make room for large importa-
tions this fall.: 65'1
CIRC�vs. Co zlno.—Mr. J. H. Kelly,
advance agent of Forepaugh's great
circus, was in town on Wednesday
making arrangements for an exhibition
in this town on. Tuesday, 20th July.
This ow only stops at Seaforth be=
tween Stratford .and Goderich. They
show t Goderich on the 19th, at Sea-
forth o the 20th, and at Stratford on
the 21 t. They then go to the United
States, Stratford being the last place in
which they appear in Canada.
A GLANT ROSE ItREE• ." A thing of
beauty is a joy forever.' Mrs. Wm.
Currie of this town, has a magnificent
°limbi g rose which was planted as a
small oot five -years ago. By care and
.carefu culture it has now attained the
extrao Binary height of twelve feet,
spread'ng abroad in proportion to its
height At present it is a. mass of buds
and bl ssoms of a delicate white color,
lovely to behold. Some of the clusters
numb ring as many as thirty-five, being
from t e tiniest bud to the full blown
rose, a'1 projecting from a single stem.
The name of this species of rose is the
Frame Belle."
Soli` E HURON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
—At : meeting of the Directors of the
South Huron and Stephen and Usborne
A•ic@Mural Societies held at Sippen
en Tusday last, it was decided to hold.
the f: show at Exeter on Monday and
Tuesd, y, September 20 and 21. The
prize l' st its to be increased this year
about '170, the principal additions be-
ing m de to stock prizes. The Exeter
societ gives the sum of $700 towards
the p ze list,. being $50 more than , it
gave t e last year the show was held
there.
PIs n o PARTY. — A fishing party
leaves here this evening for Lake Super-
ior. '''hey go by steamer to Red Rock,
Nipegon River, and from thence by
small boats. They take with them a
fall c roping outfit and : all necessary
provis ons, including we presume, Ap-
pollon ris water. The party is compos
ed of
Case,
Slem
and
good
essrs. Geo. A. Houghton,•George
L. Sharp, John Scobie, Alex.
ion, A. Davidson, Jr.; C. W.. Papst,
C. R. Counter. They are all jolly
allows, and will, we hope, have a
safe aI d pleasant expedition. They ex
peat tc
their
hear
how t
plows at the rata of fifty
the demand isSeontinuall
Mr. John M y, son of
ray, of Harpur y, is jus
don, receiving nst natio
ing, so as to better prep
work with safety t e st
machine cif his fat er.> -
gine very succeasfu y la
the increased pra tioal
will now gam •11 ' e of
him.—We reg et f o lea
Mary's paper t at r.
who was Seafo h's first
who now rear, es ear
had another p ral tirc st
likely to reoov r from th
One . of Mr. . S..Ro
died at Gorri , o Sat
inflammation. t - It� deat
gretted by its qwn r, on
being one of a hantsome
and being a great fa
family. — We underst
Bethune has declined t
station agent 'at Goderr
own request, has been'p
main here. Qur town
glad of this.'' -The P
Methodist Sabbath S
town intend celebrating
by a Union pie-nic, .in
beautiful grove.—We a
that Mr. Charles J. Mc
,teacher in Hubert and
ed successfully his' seco
ation-at Toronto 'Univ
full pass work.' together
be gone aboutthree weeks, and onr
'eturn our readers may; expect to
omething of what they saw and-
aey employed -their time.. •
Trrs�; LAcuossn MA2crr.--The lacrosse
match between the Seaforth and
Godellich clubs on Friday last was
sed by a large number of specta- ,
The match was most interesting
citing. Althoughrthe home team
witne;
tors..
and e
won t roe games to one by Goderich,
the c ntest was a tolerably even one,our
meeting. in • their Goderich
mists foeinen worthy of their
The last game lasted about -an
boys.
antag
steel.
hour }and a quarter, and varying from
one side to the other, was ultunately
won by the Seaforth team. There was,
, some very fine playing made on' both
sides. •This is th:e seoondll time the
Seafot•th team have beaten the pIayrs
trorn (the County town. We understand
our b ►ys have received a challenge to
play Faris on Dominion Day.
Riehl SCHOOL ExA tIN.TioNS.—A pub-
lie examination will be held in the Sea -
High School, on Monday, June 28,
ning at i :.. M. `Al:l who are in -
ed in education are cordially in-
to attend. It is hoped tb at the
is of the pupils will find time to
a isit ou that day. The entrance
mations will be held in the Public
I, en Tuesday and Wednesday,
29 and 30. Candidates' will need
there before 9 A. M., ,s the regu-
IS- require the examination to begin
on time. On the following Mon
day 1.t 2 P. M., the Intermediate exam-
ru will begin, in the ` Town Hall,
ast through the week.
forth
teres
vite
frien
mak
exa
Scho
June
to b
latio
Rhea
r da
ncreas
.Win
ow in
in en
hires
m thr
rah t
seise
nowle
at se
, fro
licema
Mary
e, and
ffects c
rtson's
ay lasi
is mu
count
atched
its wi
d th
I►os.
ani ,
mitted
eople
byterii
ols
omin
all Jas.
r:. •lad t{
a� Abe, fo_
°Rill
year
ity, o�I
h he
s ane
nicle'
here
t the
of ar
forwa
, and
ng.—
Mur-
Lon-
eer-
if to
sbing
1s en -
,but
e 'he''
ce to
a St.
mage,
and!
s, has
is not
f it.—
ponies
, from
h re -
of its
team,
th his
Mr.
tion as
at bis
to -re-
gill be
n and
this
i . Jay
attie's
notice
erly a
. , pass-
: amin-
airing
• ors in
pogic.
ti' a suc-
inati
and
SOU
Mental and M
We are al'way.
cess of our you
little doing on
Prices for pros
and very little
regret to learn
Case, of the L
brother of Me
Case, of this t
ral Scienn
glad to c
ng' amen.
the mar
ace and
is coming
of the de • of
ndon roa Usbo
ssra. Ge -
>wn whic} took p
Monday last. A tumor+ in hi:
was the cause of his d th.
much and deservedly res
Buchan, Insp ctor of
paid Seaforth School a
He expressed himself
with the institution.
.
•.
G
s very
days.
down,
.-We.
Thos.
e, and
r•e and Frank
ace on
throat
e• was
ecte4. Prof.
igh . chools,
visit la: week.
highly •leased
CAL BRIEFS.—The Rev'. Mr. Gib-
ed the Misses Gibson., formerly bf
Bayf eld, are visiting friends in this
• vicinity just now. They are, we be-
lieve the guests of Mr. John Goveulock.
The Rev. gentlemen's many friends ed 100 pourt e of .1flou
will e glad to see that time deals so ed, by Mr. Haunah, s
leni tly with him, as he looks as fresh Nigh, that the applic
years age,— 1 McLean tO have ais
and igorous as he did ten
assessment eoll be
Mr. H. J. Jackson is home again from
The by-law authorizi
Man toba.—It is expected the water -
Treasurer t borrow
worl s cvill be completed and ready for
A Goon
is a great adm�rer of go
John K I e, who
d horse flesh,
hich is
assing
om a
• riving
to her
course
ned in
rs old,
en to
iser's
which
dwon
hortest
:quent
today.
are.
or her
nd he
h her,
e turf
g tb
e man
has recently ade a pu chase
well worthy of more tan ` a
notice. • He has pur biased f
gentleman in Forest, a fine
justice
s on th
o been o
s just four ye
rly sbro
by Mr.
famous stallion, Chestn t Hill,
was sold last year or $ 0,000, a
a race in Buffalo last fa 1 in the
time then on record, an is con
ly the best horse 'n erica
Her dam °is• a Hawk
We are informed r. Ryle -paid
the. handsome su of $175,
expects, if he has ood uck wi
to astonish the uativ s on t
before long. S e has t e bree
do it, and Councillor yle is t
to have it out of her if its in.
. Tuckersmith.
HORSE INSURED.. -Mr Wm.
nell, clerk and.tre sure of thi
ship, had a valuable yo
ly injured, - a few days
entangled in the wires
fence. The animal wt
scratched, but not by any mea
onsly injured. It has learned
as it won't permit tsel to be d
a wire fence) no
A Goon TEAat.-
of the London Ro
• a span of heavy d>(aug
days ago, for the hands
cash. Horses are com
worth raising in this country.
mare, which, i
breeding, will
anything that 1
this county.
and is not ' yet prop
harness. She was sire•
sh doer
et urpe
as ither
he
lac
rr
1
Itis
Con-
t.wn-
s ight-
co •• ing
ed wire
idly
seri-
le: soli,
ve' up
sting
a , even
ter the ig
pl1ed by
la es of
f u nishin
reE urned
s owed ' e
t rougho t
ter a f: wu
o frien
°Nang
adina
h rmo a
CChhrrii•atia . o
t e cam
'as11r.J
a very xc
veycapbl
. Ja. ie,
cNaug ;; tai
h ur for
trunks
t►e able
onoun
l went
lmor.
he
a
a
h
im an
socia
nanl1
o.d thin
e arch
air
too ,who,
ospen
e Lo
arks
neigh
as call
ran sp
ough
espe
urch.
es Smi
jlent ad
.1of doing'
dn„ whO
g ve_a
lea ng havi
tendered
diesses ;
by Rev
nie v'e11 p
ONE
a
ACCID
1 at wee ,
r. Ro • .; rt
son of ►ric:' 1i
f 1 acci
am�eti
raising•
t e wo �y
ung ml:
I g.
a jusin
hen, b is
uch st as
t e kne ca
t 'learn, t
c e, he ; is do
ectad.
RETU
off the 8
r ved ho
ight. e h
tiemid!le f
20 acre' o 1
f the P ov
, ay stag oho
lis local io'.
gLops in th
ot in i "
as17�
e into ds
e fall,a,n
laN Wf in
fthe9 h eo
Orme •:rn'
as ala •y e c
assays n
ut a a
ohnst ,f
so ha• a r
rop p •sp c
ood h i, •• o t
uildi • _ s a e
ban la: e e
gears.
sai
bee
eve
• to
a ne
of
1.
1
u
tem h:
th
a ! dwt
a �0
yne
wh
d' al
s
le•s
rriv
;he
ben
1 Ja.
&Sed
q WA
-
U
g a- ple
1 ohnr
well a
the k•
behind
en by
t addr
HE HURON EXP JStTORN
h.
a
in
he
88,
lie church
onference.
Gilpin,
Rev. Mr.
platfo'm,
t upon he
e amongst
i embers of
t speaker
ave
le is
ev.
Mr.
Phe
e of
for
was
and
ood
• also g
hich b.
:o thei
siting
each. 1
:d. avo
•eaker
• • Ction
ndsin
Tnna�
41
n T
. peorg
itnbull
Pp, me
hich
® was,
J'amea
over
sed t
►ul h
act o
mea
his 1
ar ac
, unde
ng as
Ir. I
cessio
m Ma
a been
March.
rid in
ej, and.
thin a
no
rt of
imea
crop
urnin
ill als
impl
DIGS.
ceasi°
°ted ;;
ed a
the. 5
Ion t
the 1
e bar
s, are
1s sea
oing
kno
r•
ai.
0
0 31
M.
heat ,1,
5c., • •el
4c., :g::8,
GE Er A
lubs • B
ate n at
russels
• A
11
core a
ng hors eopl oo
els
r.
ges
ea
Mr hon r
far Mr.
hands ne
mor u
as if w igh
t event in th sels a lar
to take la e er den r
iWor
he COULICi met hTehaietchedih s
Minute oe dears his green o
ssio plain tr es
abun no
ply rder
t rest suit t
th and, he ra
ade fru
an c ones
ort pu sin
fro lo al
tru o
wh re to go
o
avid
ear Kip
t horse,
Me SU
mencin
•
Olt
•
i NEW HOUSE.—We notice -t(
canes McEwing is ere ting on'
n the Kippen Road
eaidence. This looks
life of our genial friend
long, as a" big house
keeper is not of much
re sure Mr. McEsving
man to indulge in a
peculation.
t Daly's Hotel, on
he members•present.
eeting read and confirnaed.
ubinitted at next mee ing of
from 1
e 4th
, and
parties
ction
o grave
Moved
be auth rized to
idewalks in Et,
treet, Chi rch au
0
of 542
t be
at
is
11
1
•
5
R SS
ern S
esi en
w 110
h oh to
ba
•
•
la
11
•
Ys
er
rtas
all
ls an
ton,
ng
6.
oxen
Th
ar
rgus.
The
ond
N
t we
els N
s of t
in
ich
nEthi
Ree
don
ode,
erym
of
a th
d At
ing
td the
lrea
onn
opi
ltha
gents
or lo
kno
only
te.
• t
ut.
VaT
g
in a
the
ant
orts,
uit en,
e the;
for 're
61
opening out tlite' lin
concessions, H. R. S
necessary notices to al
aid. MoVed by Mr.
by Mr. Nigli, that np
others, aeki g for aid
line between lots 35
Mundell, se
Mr. Hannah
lumber for
on Sta,uley
streets, pro
do the neces
repairing si
Walker to p
for repairin
passed for
planking- b
ded the
ary work
ewalks i
eehase
eidewalk
he follow
hat is
in Br
tag acco
esion, 53 Alex.
I—Carried. Mo.
tion of unet
the :Rea
ufficient
Velant"eer Company, our country's brave ! the ta_aes to be levied therefor a
ed. All th jobs adv •tised v er
dered for aad let wh a it Was
new uniforms and looked' well.— by Mr. Nig i secondei by Mr. Hahne,
gardens of Messrs. Houghton andl that this- Cotingil do bow , adjourn
d Johnson were eutered, a few even • meet again in ender, the 281th day
ago, a,ud tb.e contents considerably' June, at 2 o p. 1 ., at St udis H
•oyed, by vagrant cows. What tel, Brucefi
has urchased another team of mules a _
for 1 se ou his ege wagons. He has new : Pic-Nic.-/ he annu
thre mule tams, and he says they pic-nic, iu I connecti
will do more work ou less feed than the Church, Welton will
best of his homes will do, while oue! day, jun6-26, in the s me place as laat
mul will wear out five horses.—Mr.• year, Mr. J. Ba lanty ae's gra 'e. Pro -
Day d MaNaught intends making au- ceedings to Com at 11 o clock,
oth r trip to Manitoba in about a month. eighbori g cler
— r. S. G. McCaughey arrived home
on Saturday night, after attending the ()liver ddiess
meeting of the General Assembly at tarn of Rea-.
Co., are now booking order§ for chilled a.nada, etho
second colic
repairing cu
be
th
te
10
ree
toe
13 t
este
uire
eld
we
rges
foot s
defeedera, left town yesterday for Lon-
don, whae.they will be in camp eight
• days Tho bova were decked out in I
bran
The
Dav
ings
dest
loc
alt
n.
a
close „e and
btaeian.a hilt': us
13b4111
a• plant aa
1 Sabba h. School
n wit Duff a
men are exp,ecte to
Socials -4)n he r
Baugh, fro ,C nfere
coiagregatio of the
Churcht ly itori, ha,
day evenin;
urti ► all, so
'p the 2nd co•
j th : very •
lay him u
isti • gat a
hol s, and
nu ber of
elv s by ju
akin arun
aki•g the
placed
and b
e are
1 me
ould !b
.-
,: he
t leg
earef
as'
H
ba
gent
eh
np
exp
tfi
s tan
c
loo
his
nth •
e
is
•
•
•
11as
T.Ja
es
con
is
co
cte
ting
$•
Sa
vic
nate
n 1
TUS
lo
he
unt
8.8
ery,
sect
'114 vioi
spe
Fi
'di fhe
is. and
per
hea
rser
MCCe
adi
tha
urin
Itylia
•
.
mmers
Killop,
n Tue:
since a
s take,
thwest
cts a
e mile
.day.
untry
well:
own fl.
is fam i
ith hi
nd sto «
• ert Cal
had a
es Ni
ed ; Ja
essi"on,
barn ;
Cession,
. The
farmer
more
s town
re for m
of
of
ccs-
for
rn
fter
the
ad
eap
too
oke
lad
•cal
ex-
on,
ar-
day
out
up
•
• h G amen be instructed to let a'job of re -
worse
confined t
inafewd
covered tc
hie o
� pairing centre side line on concession 8
perfectly that he w 11 not be ;any the later among our balminess
to men, —Carried. David McRae was award
for he misfortune. He, is till otherwise would g4 to neigh ening p g .n road on centre
bP t,,,t, it is expected tat towns. _, �T_�.�,- L,,,,a;,, the ed a rob of repairing _ ^ , concession,
s
be
he will be sufficiently re- Oust . aro keen competition:with whioh it ' sur- side line, north part rounded, Zurich hoI s its own* well t amounting to $10. After passing a
gladitally but surelei growing.
th :past season business has bee
loading a car of g
McMillan's store
last,. and while in
ont somewhere in
a- thousand lanshe
fortune to run ove
cart to this ground.
cut presented a sh
ter he had. &neon f
hood be able to res
.on Satu day, be
near to
when su
heels, st
head, m
was call
neuncin
HYME
ple were
here the
denly on
*king hi
it dange
invited d
Monday evening 1
-daughte of Rev.
adieu. good ti
enjoyed thenase
couple started for
going ea t from. S
h.
e Mr. John Bell Was
ain in McKin Cal
he act of oa rying
he neikhborls. 4 of
8, Ise had th
the side o lat-
oth,himself and, the
His face being badly
eking appearance af-
m the ground. He is
d will in all likeli-
me his duties again
in the pasture field
appened to go too
orses were grazing,
of them raised its
on the bads of the
d gash. Dr. Sloan
ous, but not fataIl.
umber of y ung ipeo-
iss Lizzie Ta lor,
e was spelst, an all
ves. The we ded
alifax on the rain
aforth.
s. Brawn na Rebin-
the shape of a new
t is the profess onal
ant by Mr. Ve t of
now over here b ild-
me of our bo ting
Wr
AQUAT C.—X088
son have just inip
our noble fleet, in
shell. I think th
term. he was
Wingha , who is
art labor an Poll t
- nuisanc here at
rise to considerab
of falsity. There
whioli is
and that is tbe pr
pigs tuniaing at 1 rge on the street
contrave tion of he corporation b
in that case m de and provide
ere
He
in
41
11
,131
1
id
et
ng,
hex
moral
nuisance
e payment of St tute
x' the t prey iling
resent, and is lying
e loud talk and. pro-
, however, an ther
really and truly one,
-law
think th
eT, them at
8w around t
hol
05 evervthi
has
r.
has BACK
fine old resid
• hag been
ew ing in th
hie now ret
Maple A
ny
Lumleyi
a. enst:o: - Bw iw aeCtnalioal:oP: En reo
Iti
02, sp
60ce ba
tter, 13
r base
urday
number of pear to
st Wednes- and w
ket
On
day arduous
the teac
us- concepti
ing: tures w
au. their mi
the
hthaes
B• genial la
has sco
27 Goon
•
els Cri
ame re
ers left
n -eight
The B
e folio
ns and
s one of
on. He
ity for
t in Mo
as had
e years
farm f
led in B
market
ence in
hrubs
cquaint
ng, bud
tily int
that w
nd con
ded, a
glance
y prove.
he can
unt the
the
14
•
t if peo
Id be ho
ome, an
eir neig
nt of th
for the 1
vicinit
rned. an
dwelli
ellow,
e.
t at the
scheol
Fri day
ttention
the occ
e all th
tctin
s, not
the pu
ers, in
ich can
ds by a
•
le must lseep pigs,
gish enough to keep
not let thern rowl
bora' yards ste lin.g
me across.
•
the rig
drive an
roundin
minds o
•
•
ago
us-
ar-
the
and
nee
ing,
the
uld
try.
alk
into pilaw. NTATION
do. af tdahn pi ds
cpeaatins
out 2
se co
bentomotoh
cohtri
fe
t of you
d by nae
First of
sport, a,
good, so
making
ago, on
Geo. Ma
record a
•
r. Thomas Bra e, an
a vicinity, but who
st few menths esid-
purchased a kit on
which- he proPoses
very leasant time
picnic in connection
Shady Grove, Grand
ast. When after pay -
to the rights of the
owd dispersed to take
rade this su mer,
thbe move in
ion, as a pleasant
of the lake and i s sur -
only invigorates the
ils after their lonig and
t also greatly • assists
giving them a clear
ain geographica fea-
nly be made clear to
usaa
bu
gene
Faust and Wagoner, all of who
lama stocks, sell at reasonable
stare! business, Mr. qteinbaoh is
ind on the tinsmithihg and. stove
fo )nally carried oh by Mr.
se son of the year he makes
tr
tr
1
is
It is num er 0
uring journed to meet itgain on Monday, 28th
JUNE 25, 1880.
EIVIN ANTI SA.I.E.
COMM
()as Me11 have *proved the,ir op- The Natural Sciences m Pub c
nities. There are three exCellent SChOCA.S. WHEN
al stores, viz., Messrs. Steiiiibach, • its v
mil. .1.:IDITOR,—SIR : II. lad EXPOSITOR
rims, a teacher frail Wentworth county gives
keep
, his vieWs on science in schools, and
s his wishes the views of ()there. I agree with
narrY- the teacher so far as teaching one or
trade, two of the Natural Sciences is concern-
harles ad, provided he can get Ms school up to
nt he such a position. The Natural Sciences
this tend to enlarge the pupils minds, and to ONE
cave- shar en the aesire for higher attain -
OESES
pie of
for th
uly.
We MaY
thou D
arse i
bee, bet
e, whil
d is pr
Mr. S. Fairbai
the Centennial-
ood horses whic
Exeter races,
id is considerabl
he keeps -is
expect to see his
rk on the Exete
y. His running
een himself an
his trotter has
tty hard. to beat.
Mr.
up-
der-
wn-
ter
the Rev
rniniste
Confere
horse di
inst., a
he grrw.s, differen
11
ck as will residenc
lid are now of mon
nd plu s, Of Fordzvic
8. grow m loss you
y pears are (loath o
rd. AP lee, friends
only thi
lied. us, hay
le 1 st of
ber ies of al
als be, sup
wisdo
mental
do not
aser k
The s
same
dried
to pla
Mr.
tronizin
le. Th
has no
en hous
rahan
re bee
only sa,
end I
ds, are
d ador
ith be
d buy
e green
furnis
ure of
ay pat
orn
thee
pure
ess.
eplente th
11 wh,V i Intel]
thinkl,cf .p
ng out flants
r. Kells"s gr
, and We can
rd HopMeris
11 as new ki
win lo
11 cheeRully
as to thle cul
o those? who
Brns 'Is No.
TS
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11
•
g.
40
•
tett .
on: hia farm ast NvekR a. field 0,
whiole pre aced cfrea two tons
acie. Thi is the earliest hayi
have evei eard of this section
s. thigh .bohe broke
of Tlett, aear
set) Ilya! 7.1
it, is
he
etaing
leas
ge Be
who h
three
was
parti
ly to
rees
1n to replis
TOVe wishes
to you
°we and th
ock, your SU
of th,
increas
accepte
the do
man.
day,
oots
bald
t out
un-
Sea -
yet
con -
some
de -
that
lki ae pg et
their
early
fruit
rtain-
saved
utting
endid-
ularly
end so
•
Hoer
Visit to
ar this
Manito
those he. wen
settle i these
rown, for ma
in a pl coal call
like th others
speak highly
is ver comfor
remaiaing the
th at a youag
North est tha
NE GRAXEL
of Ha are hav'ng a tew coat of gravel
place on the entre Road. This road,
notwi hstandi g the large amount of
travel on ft, i always good, and the
Coun
TH
ple is
in pu
make
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INC MONDAV, JUN 21
WE TILL OFFEBI ALL OUR mit
NANTS
k in this line ha won for him a great , desideratuna m
ef
schools). The teacher, too, can trace Au Differe
in the Natural Sciences the marks
of PPris:ntt:t7
lendid reputation among the farming
4illeBB he does n especially large design of a Great Creator, and thus di.-
ramunity, and irt hie branch !of his
galvanized iron, which, while' it is rect the pupils minds through Nature
up to Nature's God. By a judicioua ar-
t very little more expensive t an tin, rangeinent, too, a teacher can give notes (2.
aa OOD
Very much more durable an , looks on the science he teaches, and thus, at •
her. He has ,a ari chine which shapes the same time, teach *riting, dictation,
sheet, and spelling. But there are serious
his, as rocks in the course, which a teacher,
ell as his mercant e business, i under who desires the good of his pupils, must
a own personal Supervieioa, nd by guard against. The first is a desire to
s affable manner 'and fair dea ing, he iltarnitiorne_t,he common subjects, " Reading, ,,
s made himself deservedly ;Sopular and substitute a superficial smattering
g 'Rithmetic, Geography, &c.,"
MILLANOY Dr fl'ARTMENT
8 week, a NIL Lot of Silk and
our and Plain PARASOLS. Also
Ladies' and Misses' Corsets.
IEMBRACING
HONORED PIECES
ear
e troughs the full length of th
its saving so man joinings.
riRESSES -ERY CHEAP
RLS." The rids 'mein 4seete
om Two to Yards.
For "OUR 0 -
13
11 laments we have atamed , above, there
i a large and. handsome gristing and
11 uring mill, a flue planing mill and
sa. Wand door factdry, and. a woollen
t
hes a flourishing 89., dlery and
&king business, Which he c
Iii the furniture blade, a large
ioh he has on hand. On th
iints to make its
of what may appear the Ingher branc es.
A teacher who does sO commits a griev-
ous blunder. See that a solid founda-
tion is laid, and t en the Natural
iee, and a large number of minor in- It is pitiful to beholdi a man stuck full
Sciences can easily , e raised thereon.
tery, three wagoa and earn* face -
ood business. Mr. Hermon i Wells of exalted notions of the higher branches
who could not write al simple letter. I
am of the opinion, too, that Geology,
atrial establishments, all of which do
arness though a fine study, and one calculated
bines to excite deep thought, is not the best
adapted for schools. It is often difficult
took of
to get • specimens. I have taught Physi-
ology- and Anatomy with the best result.
A snaall sum will buy eharts and hand -
n, the
he is
n the
of a
lways
stock
Turf
horse
time
Mr.
a good.
AND ADDRESS. While
Husband, Me hodist
place, was abs nt at
amilton recently, his
on Saturday the 12th
representativesa from
f tho circuit, met at his
esented him wi h the
tely. sustained y the
Fordwich circa t, not
ected with ou, own
rs not connecte with
uted the sum of 114.50
And we now resent
y.our future ha pin6s
family, prayi • !_that
usefulness in t e work
pproved of by God and
. Signed on be alf of
TER HEPINSTAL, Chair -
Mr. John B. G
place, returned
a and Dakota, 1
iger says that
froM this vim
ight with Mr.
y yea s Reeve
s well pleased
d.oing well. Mr.
f the country, b
able in Hay, he ntends
e. He thinks, hlowever,
an with $600 or $1,000,
ing to work and can be
up with the ordinary
ps, cai. do better in the
he could do here with
nt of money.
—The township Council
g, and all hat it
people happy and
st forgotten to mention tha there books, and. the pupil, soon learn to
tented is a rail ay. , We had al-
it
two commodieris and well -ept ho- point out the several p rts and tell the
functions of each org n in their own
s, where ample i acconamoda ion is structure. A careful t &cher can direct
ished for both, Man and. beast, and.
ere "lager," sparkling, foamikig the pupils attention to the evil effects
ht, can be hisalin all. its natisse pur-
and of many customs, as fight clothing, use
of tobacco, Sac., and: bud ventilation.
Here I might be permitted to point out
.1 the deficiency of our present series of
• books, but will leave this for another
✓ g on in Mot' sworth time. I beg to direct the attention of
n new manse, which my brother from Wentworth, to the fact
'11 add gre fly to that the Public Schools are not meant
e village. the ex- for Acadamies or High Schools; but pre -
a handsome sum- paratory to those. Also, that success-
rk, and ot er eim- ful teaching does not consist in making
ba till itnhme
the pupils jump to great attainments,
✓ e kind are g ing on.
THE Caoese—Thp crops have k splen- 1 contemn a stereotyPed rule by w
hich
to guide all. Our syStere is tending in
vicinity. The
early finished,
appearance of t
yor is putting u
r house in his p
ia appearance. The fall w
ether that part of it Which esc
inter frosts, is doing well.
11 kinds gives promise a ab
and, taken as a w ole, there, i, every
respect of an abu dant harve4t. But
here is many a slip between the icup
ped the
dance,
that direction. These remarks are
given in a kind. spiritl and hope they will
be accepted so. WM. PLUNI/ETT.
STANLEY, June 21, 1880.
Death"otan Old Pioneer.
The Halton News says : "Another of
the pioneers of this county has gone the
Ciptuaa OP REVISON AND COI3NCIL.— way of all the earth. John Sproat, of
lie Court of Reviaion for the tewnship Trafalgar, died at is residence near
f orris met acciording to aavertise- Milton, on the 24th t., aged 87 years.
t. Members all present. iAppeals brightshire. He and "8 brother Adara
The deceased was a is tive of Kirkcud-
ere heard and disposed of as
ICed $200 ; James retch,
ollows
o high
ssessed, reduced $200 ; E. Ar , strong,
ocehigh assessed., reduced $50 ; Wm.
Wilson, too high assessed, reduped $50;
John Hanna, too high asseased, :dis-
saieth-east cornee of lot 12, co cesSion
5, One acre, amount $50 the sa e to be ot, John Sproat
deducted from Wm. Newcombe's; as- formed. one of the party. When iced of
seSsment. The following parties *ere the Company's landa Were surveya and
asaessed for lots ia the village of Bel- ready for settlement, he was sent as
,gralye, viz.:, Henry Morley, lot 1, value the Company's.age4 to New York, at a
$4p ; Walter Niehol, lot 3, $3 ; Thos. good salary, to distribute pamphlets,
Brandon, lot 14, 525 ; Angus give information respecting the Com-
pany's lands and try to get emmigrants
to settle there. As h was possessed of
is
good judgment, a ple big manner and
active habits, this rVght be considered
ituaticsa, and one
etter position in
emigrated. to this eauntry in 1821.
John bought a farrn of 200 acres in this
neighborhood, and Adam 200 acresnear
by in Asquesing, wh
county was chiefly
brothers received S.
When Dunlop with nrveyors went to
examine the tract o land purchased by
the Canada Comp ny and to lay out
a road to Lake Hnir
en that part of the
a forest,. Both
good education.
1(02, $25. Robert Casemere was en -
teed as tenant Oil north half of lot 7,
cort
cession 3, Andaew McKibbon,'aven- by many a favorable
ere Caleb Whitten entered. as tetant likely to lead to a
on :north half lot 18, concession 6, P. time. But unlike many' of the young
ii
Mbore, owner. Thomas Kell) men of the Present day who are so
friend, a
as:owner of west half 26, con
regretted
Jaeaes Barr entered as owner
ed the m
west half 4, concession 7, Jo
eiSteied as tenant ion north hal
ceSsion 9. David Moffa t entered as his own berm and hewing out from the —A fe
faemer's son on North h lf 51 anda 52, foreat a comfortable home. Though his Morris, 1
concession 1. amines Purvis entered as brother and he lived bout three miles ing got it
tenant on north ,lialf 15, cou essioia7. apart, yet for a num er of years they —Rev
Wne. Wilson enteaed as owner of north worked. their firms in ,Company,they and tends sta
half 14, concession 9. James Smith their servants doing the harvest first in days .wit
entered as farmer's s'on on north ;half i Trafalgar on account of its being a health.
5, concession 7. John Ili. Smith enter- little earlier, and then going to Esque-
—At
concession 8. Jas. •Skiriamona entered ' stock crops and par 'Gael property in
and all that t me having their
followers
about 12
af# owner of southi half 111 con' ession 5. , common, without a.n jealousy or eon-
pright and honor- Nue Jae,
anxious for office, public employment
essidn 8.
f south- had. little attraction far him. Being a
good practical farmer and an excellent
n White,
11 judge of stock, he preferred settling on
Satin Pompa
a New Lot f
WE AR OFFE
riG HOW:
Ladies Mi see' and Boysl White and Colored
STRAW HA S at Greatly Rgduced Prices.
READ' MADE pLOTHING
13
GOODSGogasez!I itpowe nDepoarcreisetnot.f SIMEER
CARPE1113 AND COIL CLOTHS.
all at Old Pri
ety of Patterns Ito Choose from, and
ces 1 or this Month.
OUR MR.
Who Sailed
FALL
Writes us fr
A /700 titer
Customers
very low pric
777
The Cheap
ALLY,
n Saturday laSt for England and.
Scotland to bUy our
ND WIN4ER STOOK
chants there lOok for
dvance all Sorts of
Woolen G ods.
wAnloodadoareweslictto l_my_eartlyt_ at the
offered, a he
st Dry Goods Ehuse the'County.
Direct Imp rters of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
inery, Mantles, Shavrls„ &o.
settlersi. By all those ho: knew him
he was .1i pervedlyest na-ed, and was to
each and all :a kind rid. conaiderate
d his death -will be deeply
by all althou• h he had. ,attaiu-
tare age of 8',f years,
deys ago A• li% John Ward, of
r. Camerda4 of Kievan, ire
ting far Sootland in a few
a view tol benefitting his
ort Hop.e„ Saturday night
o'clock, soli4 of the aims
when ,shippiag their traps at
Trunk :sta. .on, 'nearly killed
Chaistoplie proprietor of
View HOise. Feariag ,to
enneth McDonald entered ae owner of ; benevolence were leading traits in his
able in all his dealings, kindness and
S911 Oil south half 11, concession 5. -
south half 28, cincessioa 7. 'John ae. 1 character. Moderation, good nature , and hearing a row outside, he
and affability regulated Ms conduct,
arrow entered as owner of ' th t ee what Wat3 the matter, ancl
rson entered as tenant en no th
m. Mee_ ! and he was remarkably careful not to
gear_ , hurt the feelings of, he most. sensitive. young Man, a, neighbor of hie. :Mr.
found th y were geiag to murder s
tea 1, concession 15, John meRea, a,,v,i,n,. I For many ,yearet after they set- Christoiaer interferell in his behalf,
er. J. P. Rourlq one dog s on their far s, he and his when he was struck 'oirer the head. with
McCaughey, one dog streck Off- Peter ' sad as any farmers a slung- hot.
in thg neighborhood. always taking the ____Ben eta, the min who shot Sella -
the La
go to b
had don
wenCto
ruck off. t e
h brotber wrought as
McCarter, one log- struck ,bea wm. lead f the hired me . Such diligence
tor Bro has been found. guilty ef
Olark oise dog truck- Off. aidlaw murder n sentenee4 to be hanged ou
ea reward. Adam at is death, about 8
an perseverance we sure o a-ve
the 22d of July. Letters were tonna
th left to his son a block of his
iger, of ' Hogg, one dog struck off. rs. aes.a., mon s ago, ! which h d been weitten by him to
om a ' ney, one dog strack off. G o. John._ i 400 acres in Esquesieg, as. desirable a ,
, shooting of Mr. Browe hal been a Pre -
sister -in law ehowia clearly that the
farm as any in that township, and 200
tat d act, and' Shut he had beea '
st Sat- . ston, one bitch', 'struck offi Robert
ost of Johnston, one bitch struck oa. t,,,,,Ad . in Mulmur, besidea other lanas to other I medi
ity to Lamb entered ae owaer of aorth half members of the family. John left to watchin, for a suitable opportunity for
, well. 4, concession 6. Oa tuition, the i to ha§ son 200 acres adjoining Wilton., months. He also hia it on his pro -
Robert i i Ourt of Revision on the assessment . as cc.'m or a e a eine, an 11
4, the ()lob office, but ad been deterred
gramme to shoot the ead pressma.n of '
f this roll was then adjOUTIle&until the' 28th cultivated a farm aS need be desire
g store. Sane, and drainaige by-laws 4 and 5 besides 100 acres *thin about three from ea jug out his purpose ; that ,
ty, and Were taken into eonsideaation,. By-law . miles of it in Nelson, and 200 aeres in gentlem n suspecting his designs was
Geiger kbias, was fulahy paased, and the They heal raine
1 children with proper regard . to what —The storm of last Sunday after -
t as he 'ggina of the drain ordered to be let on was right and becoming, and few noon di4 a vast =dant of damage la
el4tth Jun -e. The Caurt o Revision parents ha more sa . s ac. • • the neighborhood dcif -Belleville all
ness being proceeded with,ft vas moved
nail busie
the latter place hailstones aes large ,
by H. Gosman, Seconded by F. Clegg, , great lovers of their native land and its
John and Adam Spaoat were strong ad-
herents of the Chuach of Scotland. and buttertints fell for an hour, covering I
the ground. Geese and goslings wens !:
ii
Vanalstine be 'instructed Jet the of this section of Huroa, and more rye and barley lie flat, and are conta
toms "
that the plans and specificatMns made
by C. F. Miles kir Cruileshank's bridge 1 The above nant gentleman was ground, tand large quantities of glass in ;
be adopted, and that the ReeVe and D. I well known to many of the older aettlers the 'buildings brokeia; Whole fields of ;
4th June especially tb-some of the pioneer settlers pletely destroyed. In Adolphusfosta
F. ' Clegg, , of Tuckersmith. The late John Han- the eropa suffered from the effects Of
the Reeve : na.h, served With him foe many years in the Istorra, fences are levelled, and. a
o borroVe the old country, and Mr; Wm. Sproat large quantity of glass was broken by ,
hree years when he the hail. The steam passed frola
ada. And it was northwest to southeast, and exten
that these gentle- some form to five mifes in width.
Messrs. Carnochan force with which the hail fell leo
cluced to settle in m-arles quite visible on the buildings
the 28th June. Ordinary Co
' building of the. same on the
-next---Carried.I- !Moved by
iiseconded by H. Mooney, tha
Treasurer be authorized
w sely keep it so. : one thousand dollars for township pur- worked for him for
SHEEP USINESS.—Mr. it. Hap- ',poses—Carried,. Moved. by `D. Venal- first came to Ca
doing a large business:this season stine, seconded by II. Mooney, that If. 1 through his advice
chaSing sheep and lambs. He Gosman be instructed to let a 'job of men, as well as ale
Zu 'eh
his headquarters, and his
means of causing a cou-
nt of money to be circle.-
, building a culvert opposite lot 27, con- and Chesney were
cession 9—Carried. Moved by H. Tuckersmith. So "t is to him that our fences. i One man hod his onion garde
1 Mooney, seconded by F. Clegg, that H. county is indebted or some of her best valued at $20G, completely destroyed -
WHOLE 11:131
MI La 3
31211N T ,RET,
THE 1111.0111N
In this Bram,
THAT COR W
Please the Publicist *7 I
Trade that is being aatne
Fresh Arrivals this
French Pantings said See
Gents, Call on uS and
With the Fine Stock
tbis Room, we have every
to meet the wmats Of the
A Beautiful Assort en
-4fiur Stock of (mei
Trimmings eannot heat'
See Our G
chasing
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menial Hefei.
HIL 131
INEN
!COATS AM
Lineik and
JUST
FO THE:110i
LIGHT TWE!
For the Sea*'
Aell's Moo
for TriffirdA
GIVE Hi
CANADIAN OA
HEAD Ort
neat, i
tchatnan:48.3tot2:0:.r:a2tlet
R olTihri c--Badf:o r tith; t4DL
Statte;hdught and 14
Office --First Aloe
Drafts on all the 1
ATE
"WARMERS AND.:
tention that he is s
of 3.860, for the rea
Threshing Ma.ebine4
boxes filled and na&
ing 10ifil
a workmanlike Ka
cylinders and erinefi
to give a eall. The'.
menufatture -of
executed with neati
a trial, and k
iNfaction that he is „
place. Horse ehoei,
ing of au kinds don
A. call solicited Ire
out for the hive.
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