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idst 6
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Medat.
44 ealCIIIIOS,
Aad
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wenty
onors
Theiveesiby
ly proud
of a trttly
h' that
a bri
the p
eason
chosea.—Coer.
—The
a as
last
. Berns'
purchaser
sides
acre
•
honors in
demieal
tug exam
. g
he best
keen comPetition.
ei has. been
wa s ' o
Y '
nd at _the
To takeleide
to Wm
MA
. l
three Firet
'of
one _ tl
Itle
of. T14s
self ma
. Dr.' Fetguson's
ht in the future
at; and, i
to regret
•
hotel pro
eirns Ho
by anctio
the
for the
he building
f land.
imposin
forme
43
a
enied
.
their
rOW d
very litis
1
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in•
tc
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te
o f
i ,,,e,
ktUt.
it
!
Iola and young.
have several
'pretty - conaprehensi
lif carried Out
and most
'held in. El
ready busy
'so soon asi
, fullbre er particulars
,P11 1 -
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1:LIGH b
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lic exami
held on
satisfseto
students
. ma
theirt•
milted t
they had
amount o
• on to adm•llieter.
ted that t
4.
SO SUM.
encourage
parents a
occasion, to
tions of
, .
musing.
cent of
fact, a litt
b th •
- y their p
school, b.
their chill
e, ,
a naniesed
senior at.
couple of
EY•e active
ate and t
i•
I Dome 'z•
Juue mee
of
pany for
passing a
the e.xtraordinarily
applicatio
. .
plications
of $93 000
' t d
arnopia e.
the growl
pany,. we
respondin
were only
an. insure
ship of bus
over 2,1 i
munity •
ginning t
from this
easy sa
, ai
: quired to
its pOpula
the caret
of the pas
have no dotebt.'
two of its
cornmuni
its slimes:,
required:
come me /O
been prov
surance for
and -its p
Parties do'
sion in,to it
vassing•
`Perience o
similar to
compadaie
:this secti
-This resu
us. THE
advocate
• mode of
that it wo
much che
. companie
. for premit
tion at he
abroad, i
I have we b
.
MONEY
.day last
sent his.scl
age, to Sea
•
bank here
money an
hip pocke
thie and t
his consteemeti
money ha
turned ba
road. Be
met two y
back towa
to look for
'took them
•their hors
corner f
they had 1.
•told 'him ti
, home and
.
'of his loss
came to S
inquiries
!already na
Carrmichaers
chased ticaets
,accommo
at once pr
Mayor an
grams we
points to
found, an
by the ma
riving the
searching
except ab
forth with
beforeMa
were very
very penit
tens-ptatiol
softened by
mercy, Mr.
prosecute,
pretty sev
ing them,
.principles,
and they t
by the eve.
the boys a
'towel,and
They are
Th -
lest name
.of a prette
S
sent from
dlr. Wht
1
1- icked up
p
It is hopec
they have
.wile be a-
t,
they will
and kind it.
our a th
u o
LOCAL
purhev ha
side walk
poratiOnest
this vicini
havine an
.. s, 3
jag, fall wheat
before th e
A. _D. McDonald
on
lock's run
the otherit.
sequentl •
e
races —We
M'artin, 0
present of
remarkably-
.
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It ii.. also intended
Bands of musicS
e• progtm
will m .,ke one
ttractive emonstrat
ron. Th Coramitt:e
making I arrangem
they hav them
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en th:
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s quit:
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use
oomphant,
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such
illnst
pits
0 irMo•
and,
and
in the
suragi
see ever
int th:
wor1
of th
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of
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9 C
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:r pf
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a dex
a Corn
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iesentin
a ember
lumber
corn
ow
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11- hay
' be .
melees:
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3gemen
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year
of•
dons
e other
to
' oweve
= pest
be go
blishecess
admis
or can
- the
preciael.,
e other
rted
inciple.
ying
first
of thi
assure
an
stoo
paid
• circuit),
ng . sen
respect
Tues
Dublin
years
on
got
in
betwe
much
hat
ket.
long th
ney '
horse
in °Ver.
in "thleei
ut the
en wen
ther
.Kid.
t.Stit
n ins
boy
-
pun
on th
of
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d othe
ested
patche
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and
moue
to Sea
cite
g chap
wer
stron
o daub
0
not
,them.
hones'
them
horn
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ern Lis
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Mr.
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pc
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for
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cites
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last
tion
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ed,
Mr.
da
on
Eiday.—Th
'la
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a
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b
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fon
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nee
ways
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plac
ty.,
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knit
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are
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reach:.
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Wednea
Feb
this
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of th:
a vis
ttalio
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p to
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Mr.
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the
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affair.
solve
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those
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of
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point-
astlee
pm
all
m
as
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tOtOt8,
ye
r
liv
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so
la emits,
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ted
hint'
mu
everseconded
earl
enjoy
.
pros
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to
(Auer,
h
ed
lIenry,
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sty
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a JO
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8,
en
s
genial
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greet,
ist
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take
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sine
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netts
.
is
the
will
im-
to
and
un-
.—
in.g
ars.
the
rge
. it
are
and
-.of
ing.
uc-
ons
ith
has
ies
of
and•
rly
of
ing
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r.
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rch
on-
an,
ew
re-
the
in
ch
or
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en
the
tel,
he
in
to
he
re-
a.t,
on
as
he
the
*as
re
n-
of
re
ne
salt
at
ealt
and
that
ng
in
to
it.
x-
—
ce
ng
ek
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he-
ly
e
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1
e
the:
no,
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or
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nt
r ut
90
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of
p or
but
an
'on1
les.i.
He
fl
tihe;
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w1
i
NO Ii
r
ds
aa
proficieacy,
_and sorae
and, at
the
„won- .•
essay, in
In the
more
First C
the lin
side Ar
degrees
scholar
certific:
prizes :
deeds to
more e
We cal
career
it has leen
shall h.
fession
HOT •
Walton
sold ell
mortga
lessee,
$700 owl'.
'
is ahem
• Geri
at pre
treble tarn,
—Mrs.
is feare
dents , el
Domin
EDU
correct
dance :
ending
is basses
totality,
ficienc
Maxwe
third—a
--3rd, Andrew
Junioe
Hannah.
Adam:
drew
bert
Second
Embry,
Garnias.
THE
rains hive
the only
rust in
extra go
i the far
for a
numbe
ACCHIENTS.
10th ,ConoesSion,
bank :barn,
Peter.
Pete Kroft,f
ing, and
over, he
a ben and
day as
line, wits
them kicked
• •
junng
is doubtful.
• Ace
inst., a
Of Mn)
three Or
of whem
in the,act
fell, _kisockin_
-self, breaking
knee.
ed, par
could
ed, so
fence aid
oontri
her su
elude
n aocide
her as
toner c
ried h
mile, and
Zurich,
in due
•She is
under the
that, Wth
care, it
will be
little o
used tb
where
little ,
• greate
and on
the foil
Cou
•
Howio
ed to
nig that
the
1 equivelent
'
An ac tion
s Carrick
municiisality
authorezing
impro
towns
ick Council
No action
MoMiehael
the fanailies
Watson,
passed
bills will
- the service
has beep.
the R:tve.
other
• •
until
- then t
FOR
d —Thee
throu
n . • r
1 1 D4g.
; Gran
' vi
I a t
: to woi
e Some
. the o
. were
i vince
1 -
1 eleruseeee.
. to rney,
1 ldwatch
. go
: crowd
Thur.,
tache.
crowd
his pc
; not prevent
; ing to
I hones'
turnec
I day, 1
recom
• Meseerc.—
I Georae
• witlit'IN
24th nit.
i Kerr officiated
i Secret
and ot
-
a
ot
the
priz•
the la
M. B.
e lebr
ass ho
versit
El and
of B.
hips,
tee of
nd the
be juts
ample
all wi
ma ay be
in
ve no
e has
L SOLD
kn w
Mends,
,e. M
• as t'ne
B
half a
lassies
ouree ;
nation,
English
1
even 1
tattling I
ma ,
F• 1
by
the
three
Class
he best
ad, • are
is one
e man.
ad
so, he
e pre-
erby in
el was
under
resent
sum of
there
is
a new
56x40.
ill. It
resi-
' on
, ..
is the
atten-
diforris,
punc-
pro-
Ellen
, Senior
Fen,
Little.
2d
4th,
An-
Her-
i Junior
Blanche
Reuben
and
is, for
look
ee of
. srn
. a large
up this
of the
,•a lava]
Mr.D
assist-
nearly
•
tim-
same
; one. of
in-
• -
27th
child
with •
eldest
age, was
she
on her-
the
she
•
eontriv-
th e
4o doubt
,
to
ey con -
of the
to
suf-
car -
half a
to
I arrived
limb.
is hoped
goo
d d
till she
The
e of age,
school,
with her
'ed the
or her,
ool on
h
pee her
ting of
ask-
repairs
a sum
Hoviick.
Clerk of
of that
' $25 in
that
How-
r. sum.
om Dr.
nce on
a Mrs.
I to . be
unles's
k d
as e
ions of
ber of
, journed
.July,
1
: passed
' •
y morn-
! special
'
.passage
Bay,
from
1
_y they
Pre -.-
. ,
' At-
yaluable
h the
here on
it at-
in the
d from
could
fall-
an
:and re-
'llowine
e
somely
!
i of St.
laid
the
J. K.
Grand
i '
; Lodge.
, •
The
ed
Some
and
great
gether
the
, Stanley
. peels,
eeeonded
, aseessment
nod.
by
art
for
and
o
t
5
.. ee
give
for
aod
by
ranee,
for
roads
Carried.
ed
give
the
$10,
bills—Carried.ved
seconded
Council
beet
p.,
on
field.
utes
The
borough
lotvance
cessions,
cOnsidered.
heard
road
structed
all
the
fiom
Moved
Eleie
to
through
the
road
approaches
south
state
M
that
$2
the
to
School
the
- Cerried.
ended
de
called
of
ported
Gray's
Lean
culvert
$9,
aothorized
c
the
a
T
p
ol
p
namber
money
between
was
peovh•ng
slim.
Robt.
sem
the
next
was
Made
ttavel.
me
12th
of
le
been
Miles,
fourth'.
be,
it
t.
tu
ad
Hastings
possible
1 p
cunt
t
be
, at
I 17th
1
• the
! was
ties,
quantity
cliothes
: a
1
, while
' hOrse
lines
turne4
it.,
i tile
cleared
' very
orrehis
badly
neither
in
boast
post
the
- other
of
alike
postmaster,
ed
part,
•Grant,
ground
joining
commodious
is
tad
occasion wall
satisfactorilYfoin
300 Masons
bein acco
g *IP
raajority ley
th 1 r
wi a a g
attendenc.e w:
-----
-
Ur On i X . 00
it
p
tirketo
s
co
reduce
f4cY
tieing
in
..
a,
; :..•
•
7
$t
.)
III
0
qu
it
de
be
sa
it.
is
:
o
0
•
• 0
d:
didates,
years.
1.
1.
se
. •
p
day,
C
9,
s
Sellars'.
It
w:ek
air.
to
a :
p:
Damage
sad
gdnal-hearted
ta
is.
Damage's
neighbor
tol
li.
li
w
of,
hdree
wheat
it
tab,
d
arle
Tie
hits
promises
w:
than
,,,,
thus
other
it
dc
Me
fail.
ofi
re
h
the
Ward
anaised
uher
Iles
fete,
to
wi
I
Do
ul
so
Di
te
”_
lb
va
't.'
tit
!Reek
was
icn
re
D
itaiviug
30
o
a
.zo
x)
NIonday
—tea
tr
)c
ev
:ie.-
W
;hit
Would
,he
ovl
end
foe
ternonstration
est
m
tainiui
h+
bffered,
ces
TORII
m
ee
tl
Pi
p
Ea
1,
la
di
di
ie
ea
lad
. -
, .
DISTRICT MATTERS.
._
_
uncese de DUNCAN.—Now
get bargains'in Dry Goods,
ales, Clothing, Hats and Caps,
oes, Groceries,- &e. Duncan &
Once this week -to clear their;
'their large general stook.'.of
-
drY goods to make room tOt
this fall. 655 •. ,
Femmes' Noerca.—We are
mill feed in lots of not less than
following prices: Bran, $8 per
0 per ton. A. W. Oorr,vrE &
FEES -It AnnIveLs thisweek
'
um, Grocery, Fresh Finan
loiters, Mixed Pickles, Digestive
t, Salad. Oil, Burnett's best Extracts,
tn. Flour, Coleman's Mustard, Coleman's
• It . 0 's Azure Blue, eta., ete.,, The
the market are always to be bad
eery, PeatOrth. LADDLAN a FAIRLEY.
THE GREAT SUCCESS. 7---
the exclusive agency for the
reat Suocess" Cigar, we Offer it
ee to hotel keepers and the public
g superior to any Cigar in the
A. e price. It has met with great
a/aimed es FAME -57, Seafinth.
is the
Millinery and
Boots and
Dattean will
Millinery and
staple and
1 e importa-
arS
ndw sell-
half a ton, at
ton ; shorts,
Co., Big Mills,
- 56 ti
at the
Haddies, Fresh.
Pickles, Celery
Durham
Starch,
best goods
at the Central
2-656.
-
Having se-
sale of the
with all confi-
generally as
market at the
success. Try
•656
• St
dts'uNcie.—At t e
t
Councilb
it was in v
b .
y
roll b An•ally
Moved by r.
Mr. McKinley, that
order for 422. 0
repairing side road
6, Browns° and
Moved by
ded by Mr. Castle,
his statute leber
een Iota 10 anc, 14,
Carried. Mo ed:
Mr astle
00 nded by . ,
an order for 6:
surveying side road
16, co-ncessioh. 15—Carni
Mr. Castle, telonded
that the dossncillots
the jobs let en
as soon as said
Movediby
by Mr. MeKilley,
an order tol the
estate of the Pate
being disc 'n
by Mn
do now
Saturday in .
m.—Carried.
dY• '
last.mee
ere bei
, n
d y
Douglas,
pe
Dougla
the
to Wise. /
bete
Gest
Mr. To
that It'
,
on eid
conees
by Mr.
that
, ,
to MrjB
b4e.c
I
I the dif
jobs
Mr. Gas
, a that
adm h
cei
Rob _
t on C
by
orranoe
Urn to n
gust,. at
.
HOOL EXA11 Ralston.
Of t gi a Hi h
atm. g
Monday 1 at, and
v, showing clearl •
ad been eking goo.
The he ' A,
. mas
e scholars on ti.
hown, an also on
disciplin he had
It s much •
e attend •ce of v
L.: A
t is 'a gre t gralausa
ent to I upils t.
d friends resent li
witness practicd
the Progr as the
. ..
enters ay be a
reek andiGeome 1,,
e shaky i . Enelizsa
- 0
faience do ranch go
.cheerm and eta
ren. *. Th junior c
for • the :holiday
dents co ntinue t
eeks lonser, as na'
y prepaid a g for th:
ird-class examinat
BALITIefa—Mr.
nt en
, to
. Ole
she Se
Sun
on D:
TIONA
stan-di
t Sch..1
lune 3,1
on
good
Fo
1, 3d,
st, Jo
third—;
Agari
Elliott.
bry,
msay,
1st,
3rd, J:nnie
.
Morris.
aged in
J. Maxwell:
•
is at
llnot
. .
me
.
—Th
sg of t
'Sect
th, 1880.
i•:dular
donduct,
th- Form
Thos.
niMathers,
gar,
st,
aid, A,
Seniar
2 . , Jennie
th; Lizzie
in. Sellars,
Sellars,
.
D. J. McCasey
erecting
Size,
present very
recover.—The
'ad a big time
following
e pupils in
on No. 8,
The standing
attendance,
and general
— lsti
Mathers.
2d, Ada.
th, Maggie;
euben JeWitt,
nie jacksem,
second—lab,
Budd, 3ed,
Cox.
2d,
4th,
1
I•
MOWING- MATCH.—The annual
'
g match under the auspices
uron Farmers' and Mechanics'
dation will be held at
Wednesday next. Machines
on- the gronnd and
commence work by
the forenoon. The prizes
e the same as ill former matches.
MOW-
of the
.As-
Bruce:field
must
be ready
10 o'clock
and rules
,
examination
on Tues -
were 36 can -
12 to 20
following
8, Mc -
Hibbert 2,
2. The re-
ten days.
, •
• GOOD
mg of
he MK
epurpos
.plication
a s were
covered
while
t 2
o $
ig mule
as ay
month
26 appli.ations,
o ce -of
. Comp
I. The
thin -its
appeeciat.
out the
g, and
• ot oaly
ity will
.and
That
existence
y were
and
good
ben,.
el to Ifur
farmers
rmane'no
meg
withept
e may
this
that
whieh
upon
t is partic
XPOSITO
1 lie
eur
id
per than
„Nth
Ms
a. e
1 neither
-n disap
the ,Commt
i]
Kil
•
a ..
ri
t •
416
, .i.
say
.•
$67,100.
,ny
•
aompany
all
ca
ae
jud
t
el'or
see
hell
dea
It
a '
1128
:Iso
Cosa
of as
h
t se
esta a
nee.
e eeo
le th
tould
hist
a
: USINES•
o Insu
of exa
for in
sage nu
cepted.
ks to t
e• rem
As
s an
ity of
that to
last .
r
T
no
agricult'
istrict a
it thor
that
ntinue b
a con
°ions
is will
the fir
a porti
•ewhat
- aloof, .
of urg
has no •
till the ,c
that cam
being:
MICE) 8
ny nrgi
say t
pany i
est of
ve been
same
laxly :
was tae
lishmen
e f
u lly • r e
u the 1
mone
b kept
: of
of whic
0 • ted.
I NTRANCE—The entrance
a held in the Public School
yr and. Wednesday. There
whose ages vary from
They came from the
.es : Seaforth 9, Egmondville
op , 9, Tuckeramith -4,
y 1, Stanley 1, Morris
ts will be known in about
•
1
,
, Tuoiter
!COUNCIL MBET NG.---ThO
Monday at tong's
All the m roibers
of last meeti g
application tf
to have he
between the
Ho R. A.,;
Pa' ties
and a by law
was passed, and
to notif
fences and . her
said road alldwance
before the 15th
by Mr. Nigh,
0 : that Mr. Welker
procure two geiteS
Mr. Brbadfoot's
time the bric10
unfit for tr v
to th
side of the ri
of re pair+
Mundell, seciended
Dr. Campbell
for medicinel aupplie
r. Ahlborne—Oarried.'
r. Nigh, second' d
0
Reeve and Treesurer
pay over to the
Board thb
school fund tp
Moved by
by Mr.' El ie,
now adjourn te
by the Re ve—Carrie
-
smith,
pre'
read anti
. the Mee
origins,
4th
opened
inter
for
the
all paeti
obettr
rem
day
second
to alloc
is buil&
1, and
mall
er put
ame
" d
by
be pai
b - M.
y
Treasu
interest
to the
Mr.
that
meet
(
Ho
,:ar
ere
Cl
of
be
ft
t
bri
i
4
NI
he
as
!II
t
E
. •
THE, PUBLIC SCHOOL.—The midssuna-
r examinations of the different de-
rtments of the Seaforth,Public School
take place as follows : This, Fri-
Miss Mabee's in the forenoon, and
iss Shaw's in .the afternoon. On
onds.y, Miss Ross'; on Tuesday, Miss
wan's: on Wednesday, Miss Ander-
on Thursday and. Friday, Mr.
The school will elose for the
lidanext. .ys on Friday night ..
1CRORS4
gre
terror
he fell
d in
era a
1 ge. yi
of
.
„
on
from
whea
fell wi
broke
Mr. Pb
unhi
e •
nlna so
ENT.—
Alice
R. E:
four
is a
of'
They
icula
t sta
ehow
car
tin ,
g
- ,
enngs.
let
t, who
stance,
ing he.
r hom
d
for D
time as
a- doing
7 ,-,
cir.snistar.ces,
s
will nb
able to
le, alt
acoom
he was
laymates,
-sorro
their
wing
•
Hay.
The
tlY revived
'four
*heat.
t e townhi
e Making
aid, as
n ve .,barns
Mr. Jas,
was
Friday,
Stephen,'r.
the. raising
kit mece
'is 1eg.i
flip Raeder,
oiling
h m in
onions
In S ud
id abel
.rett ,
• her little
sut 11
• mbing
;own a
e leg'
• are all
So when
11 to walk.
o get
t
her a
t dan h
g
Getting
u r. Eacrett
•inmediately
and found
tily.
•1
, a distance
seatched
Buchanan,
set
• well
• ful treatment
be nany
be 'around
ugh not
any her
a greet
who
• and
y ho.
1 ends,
,
•
,
'decent refreshing
the crops,
farmers now
The crepe
t p, and
arrangements
there are
.
going
Raedee,
raising
at whieh
was
was,
of framed
On the following
on the
his horses
the abdomen,
y that his recovery
ay last, the
the youngest
n company
girls, the
years of
over a feace
heavy reit
la little above
terribly feighten-
they fotand
They
h back
, heroder
few rods,
unintentiotally,
tired, t
know
hurried
the little
1 He at once
of over
Mr. lilartin,
who
' the injured
s can be eXpected,
and'it
a p
weeks
agaias.
five year
sister to
favorite
expres
"•
ympathy
o from se
alled. t
y oa e o
,
•
Ma DEiAtAG-E'S DiATH. — We last
referred to the serious illness ' of
Delmage, late policeman of Sea-
h. The St. Marys Journal of Fri-
y says : We regret to record that the
ralysis which strtick down Mr. -E. W.
a week ago Saturday, ternain-
fatally. He was ttne of the most
and honorable men in
s neighborhood, and his early demise
universally regretted. In Mr
iernovale by death a good
and estimable citizen is Yost
us, and the respect in which he was
Id by the community was shown by
e large funeral cortege which follow-
his remains to their loag home. He
ed and died lyithout reproach.
-
*
a
t
!
riae,
r
'
e as
t
i
e
s,
re
o
n •
•
. a,
The I
en er
a
eu al)
'w
•
n
ni :
y
pa,
:ti
cw
-: n
• oc
• ' ts
a ; th
o
• :
r a:
t
n
I of
1 i
. in.
n
c ed
hursIay
11 me.
-
e 13t
.
smile
ruck
eo co
66 4, an.
6 :rs of
• sons
, etc,
belie
th .onces-
im •ortant
- rlock
dies
a airy
t be
he ••ell
.'is •
ng fr
u tore,
(world
•
W
as a
tute
ulle •
his ph
incite
ment
• ecia
s, in
der
: eve
1. woo
large
in a
o hing
is wo
d•1 d••
dily i.
a the
d pla
a won.
'rave'
in t
L
e
9,
,
c
foir
y
n
b:
n
os
d
•
• -11
o
e
men
'is
A NEW KIND OF WHEAT.—Last fall,
ile visiting in Ohio, Mr. Geo. Sproat,
Tackeramith, purchased and brought
with , him a few bushels of fall
for seed, of the varietyknownas
l"He sowed this wheat on his
and showed us A sample on•Tues-
y. The heads are now well-filled and
plump, square, and of coed size.
straw, also, is strong and clean. ' It
stood the winter well, ad now
a very heavy crop.' This
, ea was Sown about three weeks later
the. other varieties on his farm,
a it headed out fully a week earlier
spring. It has done well on the
side, and from his experience of
Mr. %ere -at is perfectly satisfied it will
equally well here. He intends sow-
a much larger breadth of it next
_ e
TOWN GOUNCIL.—At the last meeting
the Town Council Mr. Strong gave
toe that at the next -council meeting
would introduce aby-law to alter
boundary between the North and
rSOuth dardsIt seems that theSouth
contains more than the statutory
of voters, while the North Ward
not so many. It is proposed, there- .
to take fron.a the former and -add. '
the latter. This by-law, however, '
not likely effect the forthcoming
ons, as the voters' list must, of no-
etim
sity, be out before the by-law is pass- '
Mr. M. P. Hayes was allowed a
06thission of el• of 1 per cent., as a cam- 1
salon for selling the water -works de-
u
tures. The commission amonta to
.75, which is, certainly, very reason-
c remuneration, considering the ad-
- tageous sale made. The Street
mrnittee wore instructed to have the
:sties and other foul weeds on the
streets cat down. A grant of $150
made to the Water -Works Gale -bra-
Committee, in accordance with the
iciest of that committee. The. Street
Inmate° reported that, Mr. Downei
declined to carry out his gravel
tract, they had awareledthe contract
Mr. John McMann, who was the next '
est tenderefor the sum of $2.35 per
.
d. Atter passing a number of ac-
nts the council adjourned to meet on
evening, July 12th. •
- -- : •---- .
HE OPENING OF THE WATER- WORICS.
meeting of the committee to make
augementst'for a celebration on the
asion of the opening of the water-
rke in this town, held on Friday.
nine last, it was resolved to have the
ehridion on Tuesday„,July 27. The
rli.'S will be ready for opening before
time, but it was thought that
be the most convenient -time for
' farming coneraunity, as the fall- . ;
eat harvest will then likely be Wier, •
the spring crops- will not be ready '
harvesting. It was decided that the . i
will consist of a thorough
, .1
of the works, a Firemen's. tourna-
nt in which it is expected that the
companies in the vicinity will
e part and compete for liberal prizes to
to conclude evith a grand pro -
sion consiSting of the members of the
Connell, the Fire Brigades, the
sonic, Odslfellows' and Foresters' hod -
, the High and Public School Boards,
teachers and pupils of the High and
bile t‘chools, foul the Voluuteer com-
ny. All this wills be in the foreuoon. -Tuesday1
the afternoon it is proposed to havepulpit.s
ic-nic in Mr. James Beattie's grove
{
-licit the Members of Parliament for
counties of Huron and Perth, and:
Wardell of Huron and others, have'
ei invited to deliver suitable address-
There will also be swings, croquet, ,
other sources of amusement fur both '
,
.,
.
Tun
THE COUNCIL. --1-
Turnberry C
having 1ei
bridge to
for $60, and
on gra,velir
job finishedt
to let
lvert on concesei
r. Hennings veals
culvert on cohcessionS
d let the job oil
e sum of $3 .
n a r
nded i rep i
the River Alai
esented, signed
of others
to impr
Cokes
resolved to emend
'
Culros
A petition
Graham and
of money to
north end o
Griffin au
to inspect t
Meeting of
instructed
passable
It was
by G
• t -
ion passed b
f April,•
o in
$250 to Mr.
b •
,Wartee e rescm
stirveyed at.
Esq., whd
less than.
and price a fi
resolved that
sum of $200,
the mover ba
and m:ke
to that
atter be laid oe
•
resolution was
yment of $100
of drain
ensaction of so
- s the ou
r -sines, C
Patterson's
J 1
- Ill Y•
B
BUliGLARL—O
fruit store adj
broken into
and $5 take
of ciga
were ta
r - t h b
res s have ee
I ACCIDENT. -0
Mr. Thos.
on the
broke. Th
against tile
throwine the
le h b wli•-
orse, ic
himself of
badly. Mr.i
right si
cut. Mr
himself
the races on
Orli- POST Oer
of one of
office buildirge
country. Indeed
village in
Brussels, can
creditable
Mr.
it. The block,
was erected.
It is two
floor is a
this is a
grodery
the post office.
up for officp.
.
•
I
u
a
instructed
repairing
aii
le
1
i
a
:
1 o
• o
a.
310
.1:erten.
this
e
li
do
at
t
i 1
a
enthori
1 lot
er
passed
to
e
' a a1
o
u
Ming
y,some
s
eu
Hall
riting
horse'
driver
,
the
Hall
e,
Iall
hersday.
c4.—Bross
I the:
e,
ampere
0
.
last
storeys:hi
pz•ivate
bp1snthd1y
•
berry.
t the
cil
• U
a job
essrs.
a job
ad to
,Mr.
job of
ns 10
ordered
West
d. 4
raying
the
= nd Tur
$15
rant
•• as pree
-others,
.'prove
M.
Hislop
road
-ncil.
have
d safe
'yea, by
00111
d t
ar . o
stings
, e
th
laid ,
ound
' was
lower,
. Hasitir
a a thet
an
; if
untilne
eut
A. Clegt
`ontraet.
,
furth0r
a clJour •
lel, Blies
sels:
I neSday
Leas
-
Out of
iand. filli
away.
made
Monday
was
Parl
, the
for
at the
sulky
got
and
is aboi
horse
best
in tha
we
Provine
the villa
R. Grant
Of which
sunar
store,
The seco:
The
,
le
r.
. o
C;
o
A.
„B
an.
1
i
S
p
fc
be]
i
an
E
t
Ga
1G
mei
It
B
.
t
f
r
o i
it
in
el
tie
n.,
'
i
4 :
'
ni
the
I
i
s
bei
a
tht
tc
-
E
di
wi
,
ha:
I
n
1
OST
. Joseph
• , ta
ort
or
pia
f h
: leshto
Islip
Is an
ore
ung
's Seafol$
the
They
a and
s e fe
nd
eelliad
: cquainte
In
e = forth,
: foond
ed
hhtel,
for
time
ired
Constal
e sent
ave
r.
t trail
he
iliemIhe
it $
the,
el'r Beittti
Much
at.
the
Weir
Kidd
anal
-re talkin
o, thel
Idle
k tlii
log
- Thoma
harlea:C
bout
1
I, at
ar
1 isto
1 y-
his c
thati
been
i eci
iofit
atnien
•
i les ..
-e-----•
IEF.1.—
ben:
r in
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cued
of
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p1eikdns
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and
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dismi
artur
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, ba ell*
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me of dare
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my a n
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their nas
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o ta. e
give j
trust ngi:
e an.
a rev v
f a ru os
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t . ave
• is a. or,
• ortl • iii
• rites but
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, e ay n
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p
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in
the
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as
a
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a .
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nitre
, Mr.
fine
ouse
t las,
the far
prat
f leap
on f
•ood,
ooda
n pe
.seati
sa co
entirely
nape
' oed
: par
ed, release.
.moni:lw
ng, =
At am
ost
s ent.
che—A
'Councl
rite to
Conn
How
to
was
statin;
tha
ng the
p and
would
take
of
cans-
to the
be P:
fot
rend
pcounts
the thir•
! meet
•
Ho -wick.
the.
the
the Reeve
il to 'expend
ck - boundary
that
read f
that
lad pe.ssed
expenditure
boundary
: owick,
grant
. An
$36 for
if MrP•
d. it
i effect
id by
which
red by
A. ter passing
the
Wednesday
i ' Gor
last me
plerk was instruct-
of Mil*,
on
•
pent by
rom the
the Councis
a reeolution
of
betWeen
providin
a simil
account f
attend
King a
resolution.
that no -.doctors'
the Council
i
payment •
inetruc
a nu
Council a
iti
ie.
„Fo
IPS •
ould
o far
e 'sense
It NG.—
over
teen
0. eny
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`uncit
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p eure
. will
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'flu
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t r fa,clor
and
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b tter,
'avis
0 ived•
ly do
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of Eu
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r the
es prep
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soaking
s e eve
a near
are
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about
of
p eased
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has
f 'he
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are .
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ased
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suffe
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the
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been i•
anent
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friend
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don
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for
and g
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TIIE CA
were
li Godedch
hey retched,
Trunk
e Ont:rio
on the
mong
a country,
rench
f Quebec.
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w
of pee
ay, th
to a
t was
ket, ales
it
the
little b
it to
r whiah
ensed..1
s Clue
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P
ry, R.
er offic
•
I ode. .
-ADA
1401
on
I
• '
train,
for
Canada
t ern Were
but
e anadians
1
Our
is, Lege
.1
i se 'naming
le ' ara
24th ult.
Is ight ribbon,
: ecidentally
its
1oreak
• ound
v discovered
Ii r. Lewis
be
.
he co
ch,
loner
t Gr
assisted
. Bother
rs of
-
ioh.
PACIFIC RlkiLRoiD.
navvies
Wednesd „
here on .
d k
an too
Thunder
PacificailwaY-
emigr4its
• •
pr
from tihe
•.
ponnty Crown
lost a
• th meg
esebled
He hctd.
an
jerk
hght . guard
ng lease ailed
Fortunately,
it
the f
was hen
ner stone
oderich, etas
on Thursday,
rid. Master
by the
J. J.:Mason,
the Grand
1
the I.:
e d
a ex ,
i,
-e ge
the p
will
all
A •
wi
ay.
Mar-
tv 1
h.'
t ap
to '
pot -toes.
po
an
i P P
eund eo
eg do
- s o
T he
'orally c
esent ra
i read
housed;
turned
1 ncoupr
Mr. Johni
went
t * -
mann
-an a t t
lank Mrs
•
tenth, for
oes. Th
dry for
,
Ho
1
Art
ti
y
re
t •
ar
al
•
84
t
t'
efiret
s
e.,
1
la
is
and result -
respect
procession,
town in
miles, to -
spectators,
e.
ing of the
g no ap-
. Castle,
that the
ssed—Car-
s, seconded
Reeve give
celinchey
een lots 5
en lines—
rrance, see -
Fail McGill
to road be-
sions 4 and
Torrance,
the Reeve
ay,P. L. S.,
'eon lots 15
d. Moved
y Mr. Tor -
give orders
erent side
are done—
tle, second -
the Reeve
strator of
t Reid for
onsolidated
Mr. Castle,
that this
eet on the
two o'clock
(moil met
tel, Bruce -
sent. Min-
i.
tars. Lands -
road al -
id 5th1 cers-
• out, was
sted were
ening said,
ark was in-
s to have
'actions on
oved there -
June, 1881.
Led by Mr.
authorized
a passage
rm during
g and the
o have the
ge on the
n a proper
Moved by
r. Hannah,
the sum of
o the late
Moved by
Elgie, that
authorized
er of the
accrued on.
of July—
ndell, sec -
is 'Council
gain when
st meeting
Griffin re-
f repairing
alder de Mc -
f repairing
McLeod fon
extort was
building a
11, lot 12.
to examine
and 5,1ot 1,
f necessary.
to be ex-
treet, south
etition was
ffery and a
in a grant of
ndary line
nberry. It
n this work
equivalent
ented from
eking for a
he road at
ham's lot.
ere author-
. report at
In. Henning
alt's bridge
for public
J. Henning,
That the
cil on the
he payment
r road al-
oad having
t by C. F.
about one-
derstood to
therefore be
gs be paid
Mr. Black.
to see Mr.
reement if
t, that the
xt meeting.
lionizing the
torn on ac -
After the
uimportant
ed to meet
ale, on the
night last,
ens' grocery
known par -
till, also a
, and some
As yet no
vening last,
eeding his
, one of the
ng suddenly
sulky struk
ward under
same time,
breaking it
bad bruise
horse was
t again, but
ok any part
els can now
nd neatest
section of
ubt if any
, of the size
th it. Ibis
e and the
, who erect -
it forms a
er, by Mr.
h. On the
k, and ad-
nished and.
xt to which
d fiat is fit -
oat office is
eTutiV 2, 1.880.
rfitted up with every tt onvenience for the
comfort and safety of the public, and
facility in the dispatch of business. We
hope Mr. Grant's enterprise may prove
remunerative to hint. i iv
LARGE SHIMENT.---N essrs. Vans-tone
Son, have, within thi aat ten days,
shipped to Glasgow; Scotland, 1,300
sacks and- 800 barrels of flour, making
in all 21 car loads. This is a splendid
shipment, and tee trust it will prove
profitable to our enterprising townsmen.
A RARE Neee.—On Tuesday, June
15th, Mr. Robert Holmes, of the 8th
concession of Morris, in plowing a sum-
mer fallow, turned over a nest of mud
turtles, containing' forty eggs. The
eggs are very round, in shape, and are
about three inches in circumferace. Mr.
Thos. Kelly, of Bruseels, who once own-
ed the farm, says he never knew of any
turtles being on the place, but that the
farm, in old times, Was the resort of
beavers, otters and wild fowl, many of
which fell victims to his shot gun.
CRICKET.—A cricket match between
Lucknow and Brussels, on the Brussells
ground, was played. on Tuesday last,
which resulted in a drawn game. The
game not starting until 2 P. M., the
wickets were drawn at 7:30 P. M. For
Brussels first innings the principal
scores were made h'y H. Chapman, 14,
with 2 two's and 10 single, C. R. Cooper,
18 and not out, composed of 6 two's and
balance singles. In their second inn-
ings J. Campbell scored 20, composed. of
a 4, 3*, and 2 two's, balance singles; G.
E. Cooper, 14, all singles. For Luck -
now the principal scores were, Rock-
ledge, 11. and D. Kennedy, 17, compos-
ed of 3, S two's, and singles. The field-
ing, on the whole; was pretty fair. On
time being called Lucknow had 14 runs
to make, and two wiekets to go down,
to complete their 2nd innings:
33,
Zurich.
COURT OF Rnvestoie AND APPEAL.—
The Council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment on Saturday, June 19th. Moved
by Mr. Moritz, seconded by Mr. Char-
ters, that further changes' be made in
the assessment roll as follows, viz.:
Wm. Broderick reduced $200, south-
east corner lot 12, concession 9; north
half of north half 15, concession 8, -and
north part 11, concession 15, be taken
from Noah Bechtel and assessed to
Samuel Bennie; west half of north
half lot 25, concession 10, charged to
W. Wainer, and south half 13, conces-
sion 4, to' John Corbett—Carried.
Moved by Mr. Kalbileisch, seconded by
Mr. Charters, that the Court of Re-
vision for 1880 be now closed. "
—After adjournment the Council met
on the call of the Reeve, the principal
business being as follbws : Moved and
carried, that J-. O'Brien be paid $27
for building a bridge on blind. line be-
tween concessions 4 and 5. Mr. Hey -
rock was authorized to let a job of
deepening a ditch between lots 5 and 6,
L. R. W. concession, and of grading
the road on side line between lots
20 and 21. The Council adjourned to
meet on the first Monday in August.
Hii13 ett.
Fon DAICOTA.,--Mr. Wm. T. Grieve,
has returned from Dakota, and is so
well pleased with that part of the coun-
try that he has determined to sell his
farm and go West. He has taken up
land near Buffalo, about thirty-seven
miles from Fargo. Mr. Robert Ander-
son, of Stanley, went with Mr. Grieve,
and. has taken up land adjoining his.
Mr. John Adams, late of McKillop, is
also located. in the same neighborhood.
e.
Gray.
ACCIDENT.—A young lad, son of Mrs.
Clark, of Concession 16, while working
with. a scythe, last week, out his leg
badly, but under medical care he will
soon be around again..
STRANeE PREDICAMENT.—On going to
the field one morning lately, Mr. Thos._
Cardiff, Lot 10, C0i3.1. 13, found a, year-
ling heifer in a rather strange predica-
/neut. It appears that the day before
he brought home a set of iron harrows
and left them standing against a fence,
in a summer fallow field, into which his
stock had access. The animal in ques-
tion by some means, ,during the night,
got its head and frotitleet in one of the
sections of the harrow, and. when found
was lying on the greand in an exhaust-
ed eondition from its endeavors to extri-
cate itself. Mr. Cardiff at once set to
work to release the animal, but could
not do so until he procured. a wrench
and chisel, aud unbolted and took the
harrow apart. Beyond a few slight cuts
about the head and legs, the animal was
none the worse.
Meltin.op.
'ANOTHER NEW RARN.—Mr. Samuel
Dickson, of Seatorth, is erecting a new.
bank barn, 66x40 feet, on his farm east
of Leadbury. Mr. David Clarke has
the contract, and isimaking a first class
job of it.
THE ROXBORO MILL.—ML. George
Pearce, late of Mitehell, has leased. the
Roxboro Flouring Mill, and is now run-
ning it. Mr. Peardelis a thoroughly ex-
perienced miller, and will, we hope,
succeed. in workingew a good business
in this establishmeht. If he receives
the necessary petrel:Sage we are sure he
will give satisfactiont
BOUGHT A FAR31.1-H-Mr. Isaac Carry',
of the 9th concessiOrt of McKillop, has
purchased the farm owned by Mr.
Isaiah Halle of the 12th concession of
Grey, paying for it 'the sum of $3,600.
The farm &insists of 100 acres, 70 of
which are cleared. He intends to set-
tle on it in the fall; Mr. Hall is a t
present in Manitoba,, and intends pur-
chasing land in that Province.
Goon WORK.—MF. James Dowkes
and an assistant, on Friday, June 18th,
commenced to chop down, hew and
frame the timber neoessary for an addi-
tion to the barn of Mr. Thomas Angus,
of the 13th concession. This addition
consisted of four bents, together with
main plate, purlin :plate and sleepers,
and was erected on Monday, June 28th,
Mr. Dowkes losing is. day and a half, on.
which he did. not Work at framing the
timber. This is considered very fast
wors.
NEW BARN.—Mn Thomas Davidson
of the 13th concession., had a large barn
erected on his pretaises a short time
ago, and as the usual custom on these
occasions is to seleet, captains to choose
their respective side,: so on this occa-
sion. The captains were James David-
son and Wm. Cameron. After select-
ing their men they went to work in
real earnest, and atter a rather severe
struggle Mr. Cameren came out the
victor. After the building had been
erected, they repaired to where the
tables were set and where the supper
REM
COMME
WHEN WE
13EL
ONE
MANI" ALE.
CR1C MO!0/ilti JUNE 21
'IN4ILL OFFER ALL OUR REX
/Vivre gm'
,
aFaTitheirensisiltigiqilt nt chancelet
EMBRACING' OVEtt
ew
UNORD 1 rTCEs
PAllriceplittoeClreett-
Psi-eats to .i ay tyles, at tint
li) N' ClIgA
GOOD . RESSESER
,
For "OUR GIELS." The 'Ends ivary in lengi
I
froin Two to 6pc Yards.
i
MILLI
ERY DE A liTMEN
Received WM week, w L4 of Silk
Satin Pompadour and PtIaii P.A.EASOLS.
a),New Lot pi dies' and Iisses1 Corsets.
WE A E OPPEWISO No
Ladies Kisses' and neve White and -Cola
STRAW '1=1" TS at Greatl Peduced Prices.
-
READIYIIIA DE CLOTH N
DpART11,1EXT.
1
in the Doper ment !of SUMME
AII
GOODSG°M°Ititel Down 10 31'er Cot.
CARPEJTSI AND 'OIL :LOTH
A Nice Varie4 of Pattermi to Cladose from, an
all at Old P4icesI1or this Moliath.
I
I '
•
e
OUR R. HALL
Who Sailed on taturday last for England .
SCOtland to *.iy ouri
i
FALLA b WItE-R 1 STOO
Writes 'as from i Montreal that Wholesale Me
cloints there ook .fo•
Another A vanee it all Sorts o
Woolen Gloods.1
i
- Customers would do welli to buy early at th
very low prit ea Goods are stip offe at the
777 THREE SEVENS
The Chei4st lry Goods use la the downy.
A C44 dORDIALT4 SOLICITED.
A. G. opouafkl o
1
DireetImmpo_ ters Staple ha
lteId8Fawnel ,.te
Dry.Goods,
Mantles,
-- was alre dy I prepare , to which a
present • id [ample jhstice, The di
mensions of this barn: ie 60 her 30 fee
and whe a finished witll be one of th
best in hisj townsleep. Mr. Jame
Dowkes, f the 12th concessitm, laid oat
the plans and frame& the bolding. W
hope th-atl Mri Davidso ma long liv
to see hi4 barn filled ,-each and ever
year with a bOuntiful drop.
ROUGH N TgE MOB i NS. During t
latter partt of last we an uhsuccess al
attempt wasi made by at Mon -mo
preacher and ihis frie ds to establish
series of meetings on the 14h -conce
smooth talk they gs, ii.ed the good wil
sion of -this toWnship. I By tieing a littl
of the trustee of mate of eur schoo
sections', ho at once placed schoo
house at he" disposal!. Their meeting
were dill an ounce& if.nd commence
but the t iiight showed the bitte
feeling tilled las rising lup ag hist thee,
and on t1ie Second iaight he peopl
turned 0 t en masse ailid de ended th
trustees t • quietly stoP thel meeting
At first t e sohool fathers were as fa
movable s the mountains, op logic b
ing suffic ent po changcli theit °pintos :
and one o them had the ainlacity •
stand. up nd put the section idaeflana,
The pro eedinge whilch then enstpa
baffles de cription. While thiespreache
was sped ing inside a i crowd was a
ambled. -utside, hoottng and yelli
and ind ging in all uorts of prauk
on all sid e, and -a gen al ra lee seem
e'•
Threate tigs and war bags ere hear
irate:tine/1 . As matter began to reac
a climax, the trustees ivaUy touched
that in t is case, at (least, discretio
was betiter than yator, and a
flounced hat the meetinge would b
closed. The ormota are a class wh
denounce every other aenomination
the most bitter and eCandalhus terns:,
hblding t eir own to- lins the i only an.
true chu -ch. Under these Circumetta..
ces, and. noWing full -ken the opposi
tion they meet with eterywhere„ it
worse tla n hilly on the - part of schoe
trustees a grant themi the use of the]
school h use ; and wIld n a trustee wi i
brace n and attera t to show li
author]. -t in he facet of an opposm
section, e will eventaplly discover th
he has hjackd the Walter on himself.
1
I
veesem ia your paper of the 2t
nit.
Ward's: Den al
EMn. see by an.
ult. tha Mr. Alex. Davidson, farm
and hotel keeper, act uaes me of aerie
ating and spreading al report that th
disease of glanders exiSted amongst th
horses belonging to mt. Christie., I
not wish to be driven into a newsps
controversy, and shallmerelY stateth
I did not orig nate aay such report a
that referred to. If in Christie, tla
owner of the. horses, had not himse
stated that he was ;a raid his hor
were tak ng the diseasse, no doubt th
rumor uld'not have got into circul
tion. In conclusion, no one is bedt
pleased at the result Of the veterin
examination Of the 23rd ult.than your
respectfully.
;
0n Wednesday 01 la
1js:wNeWekil'as SEAFoTtyfl, June 29, MO
son of Mr. Geo. Baird, tea4her, Stan
leyi was up on a tree Cutting a. switch
11 he missed his footing And fell, bre
his left arm a little abeve the wrist.
TITER
W
OL E,
3vEIT
a:VAL
WE AR
OUR
AT
,
Trimlniiws
I RIMMED
CA., AN
AR
At Great Ilea*
ming,s and Silk
and Tthmlied.
CALL A
1;1" Remembe
ittetetal Hot-eL
HIL
QUNG
AL
MAR -
PILES Of
And
ALLRE-
NO END
Wool Bt
DItIECIO
CO'irr
EVEK
We are
itt Pric
REDUCE
Previous to
'which bar. T
terad
The Large
Assorte