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BEST OF THE SEASON.
tl attraction3for Tuesda
e match is announced to
the Agricultural Gro
the ''Beaver" Lacrosse
took, and the club of
of this town. The
said to rank among
tario, and as the ho
Rt been beaten yet this
Pers of this interesting a
nadian gam may fairl
severe contest on Tues
sanad-
next, a
be play-
nds, be -
Club, of as attractive a
he same of the neatest
odstock towns in the
he best made to. appea
ie club day. We hop
season, of the arrange
nd excit- matter?
amici-.
tT WIMIBLE
nex.
also *suggest th : prop
chants making : s at
as possible, an sho
be decorated w th b
ers, so much t r e bet
or two would f rther
pearance of th'ngs
doubt, be a lar :e cro
and as -many o� the
it would be ad •isabl
pons
and
ovin
in it
ay
o want to witness d sport Wednesday, in
therefore, attend the lacrosse ;
goodsport
Cup betw
on Tuesday. l Play will tom- , adian rifle tea
torious by a se
the Canadian.
.Wilson made
being the high
member of the Can
he
at half -past two.
Oc
SHOW.—The show made the au-
spice of the Tuckersmith Bra ch -Agri-
cult :al Society,. will be held in Sea -
forth, on Thursday and Friday Septem-
ber 1 th and 17th. The riz( list has
this ear been considerably increased
and i proved, and as nothing will be
left u done by the Directors. to make
he $ ow a success, we may fairly- ex -
eat o have one. of the best shows this
aso. ever held in the county Owing
o th enterprise of our f ers, and
he e<celleace of the land they culti-
ate,: ombned with the energei and
ffici:ncy of the officers and directors of
e a ciety, the Seaforth show has be-
ome famed for being the best local
show `• thia. section ofthe country, and
:. ticipete that ;this - year will only
eptiotal in point .of excellence.
e
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PA _ • Loll CONCERT.—A parlor concert,
der the `auspices 'of the Seaforth
rick :t C1b, will be given in Cardno's
usi& Hall, on Tuesday evening next.
hey have procured the services of
as 4 aggie Barr, and Messrs Findlay
cGregor and George W. Cline, of
amilton,who will also be a
veral of our best Iocal amatE
r. Cline's abilities as a vo
eed not say more than that
ways been appreciated by
tidier ces, and his many ol+
ere ill be glad to extend hi n a hearty
eico e. Mr. McGregor is e4 Scottish
ocab. 't and humorist of rare. ability,
ndie
ave ]
ither
arr
udiei
ester
t: in:rn
e ho
f rule;
e enir
udieii
sisted by
urs. Of
aliat, we
hey have
Seafoth
friends
universally admitted by
card him to be fully
Kennedy or Corbett, w]
s a soprano, has delight
ices both in Hamilton and" other
n towns and cities. The enter-
�nt will be one of rate , grit., and
e the( enterprise of th Club in
Ting such an excellent musical
g, will be rewarded by- a large
ce. -
all who
equal to
ile Miss
ed many
ety of the mer ' ro ' m of' ► r.D . ante,
act. e a display be ter ape.int n':nt co
1d t � e Main ; tr t :made, as •oar... ore t
nne - and st ea h= : been :o fai fully
er,'' hila an ar . ra + ce for .. an ears,
im �� rove th p,- ' w i 11 fills . by is .sue
A s there w' '1, o is • still d rll on t. e m
d o. people he e, F br' • g: in • he r: t
wil be stra ge s, P.pular Dime
to •• ale the pl ce ' b. ed for a co
ble. We ha, a ne C duo's • all,
mos lively lit le in':. T e is e
e, a d it sho ld be ." aiicho' the
hes garb on Tu s- P ayer." Ad
the c, m •• ttee in aha ge a• d 25 a:ie.ts.
ents will look aft +:r t is The Se: fort
ON.—
the c
en th
8, the for
re of 640
by 74
total sco
st s ore
t ' imbled
nte: t for th
British an
er wer
O 566,
oints.
of 77
made b
eam.
a score
by one,
ish tea
Thursd
a gr d lune
, Sir Charle
. Poppe, whe
ord Nothcote
net Wolsele
dian n
'600 yards rang
which was oni equ
ly, Pullman, •f th
made the sam scor
Canadian tea•. gave
Sir John Mace onal
perandthe H n. M
Kimberley, Si Ste
Stanhope, Sir Ga
other English nd
were present.
Ian
ade
lled
Brif
. Or
' ill : rys to ,day
e ,h
n„ on vitory f the
Kola- ► Mann is bu:iI
avel o the
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Cn-
- ci izens will r
e -ati g fo tune which
Major of Hensall,
oiuts, hi.. in lisleany dint of F.eafor
t the re pected than
f 28, E mondville,
ame- t. their tanne
who s: id that a ma
y the $ i stolen fro
eon o .d y, and sever
Tn - -e siderable s
Lod t : thimble ri
Lod w o were oper
, a d p ple will on
tabl s p . ence, and
al •• ays lets of
t she
e Hence.—
oI Mooro,the
'der- is:' Institute,
aline, h e • se for leve 'a
sad- he foilowin
were Cv; cket .club
on; as 1s at St. M
dMe- P Y
G Baird, D. Baird, G
rear C++leman, E. Cieleman
anti- J. Girdlegtone,a T. E
a•' R. Adams Mr:
some p ncipal of W gham
s hid b: •ii rusticat• in
ear-
Th se ' eral days, a' • pays
They c::ional visit 'hen h
y pry -
seem
inns,
er in
to for
were
f th,e
resi-
a alio
icles
d an
of la
utters
e sit-
i•yo
owri.e
their
sure
she
d the
exit,
them.
1 the
room,
into
kets,
h and
smajl
welry
the
s was
ries fo.
jaw- of
their al
vat,
ra
ara
ate:
U
BURQLARIEs. On
saddler shop c Mr.
son was broke int
a duster, and ario
dlery to the vie me
taken away. On
a young lad, a eon
Naught, was p ayin
of Mr. McNairht's
valise, which
oles, hidden
boards. It is
them there wi
ing them awa
effected au ent
ing open a bac
to have been gr
judging from
which they ac
1 Ir.
Henderso
so, as he recov
stolen propert
—On Monda
deuce of .elr.
entered by bar
carried off. T
entrance by br
window shutte
and then raisi
ting room. TI
Mr. Lowrie's
was awakened
moving about,
• that somebody
I?elURNETi.—The party, composed of awoke her hus
essr R. L. Sharp, George Case, Geo. intruders, and
. Ho ghton„ M. R. Counter, C.W.Papst, leaving
the
rum
J.So bie, A,. Slemmon, and A. David- ' They
a s n, w ich left here abut thr a weeks f drawers of a b
o o a fishing expedition to.Nipegon and removed
r ver, eturned home on Setur 1111day mornf- i another room'
i . g la t. They were all pretty • well taking therefr
0d. with the sun, and not a little t about 30 cent
n
r0117
arked with fly bites, but were in the " dressing case,
best of spirits: As° will bp seed. by re- and papers wh
feren.ce to a description of their ex- ; bureau, was al
loits,1 which appears in another
olump, the had a good time, and all
job ed thei
brought wit.
tion 1 sp
re: e: out t
ale : disp
r ely
sigh
ave
selvei immensely They_.
i therm. a beautiful collet- : pers were left b
ckled 'trout, which, when booty was not
view at Sharp's Hotel, !able. It wool
lay the equal of which is beries that -the
ters around to
ing, and it wo
citizens before
sure that their
ont
way
houg t
h th 'int
Su :day
ane - to t
wi do
en h nds
he ungl
ed. It i
,ho ever
red the.
Satu day nig
Geo ge E. H
, an a large
a. a icles o
f • a
of
in
hop,
ned
un
ev
ha
lars
e8
a-ki
op
ga
ed
b
nd.
.
ning
es L
and
oundi+e
g a »1
Hing
win.
ade
room
after
he
ut $5
jaftern
r: Dav
shed i
he fou
he stole
rheath
Von of
ight.
e shop
They
he bu
man
ortun
at the
ole
t out
he s
o of
eir
Mrs.
o se of
akin
roo
their
ehind
gh
e be
pan
he p
wat
ding
ut t
gethe
thee
bad 6
uire
om f
ight t
ndo
ull
•
SI
mai in
and T
the ma
do ope
nd
cha
con iniu
ch as sta.
found on the s reet near
residence the ext eornie
for unat
sees, fro
etirTng at
•
•
n
rama
e ofe
is an
nin
rice
sion
hey_
ricked
play t
e to
next
y eng
treets,
et to
fel
d will
lost
few
0.—
vo ere
in th
from
his
other
s -in
ers ani
g on
learn
h.;
llowsucs
regre
ibrari
s bee
days.
memo
mpos:
s to-
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seen. Several of the 'collection
d as mach. as foar pounds. We
thank our friends for a present
the largest and hest. May they each
e. a e sure.„ the wish, especially of
ose
THI
ith
ork
uly
aho enjoyed the benefit.: of their LOCAL BRIEF
sity and thoughtfulness nn this left on Monda
o Seaforth lodge, in .. cOnnection • McEwen, of M
the Ancient. Order .oli United chase a stallio
!en, the following officfrs were !the firm of
toted !for the ensuing Ualf year ; on Wednesday
ono', ' master ; M. Y. McLean, and Boston.
an ;7'114 -Willis, overseer , ,•,' M. Mor- nected with hi
recorder . J. A. Cline, financier ; - Duncan sailed
.. Hogan, guide. ; Wm.. Henderson, in, last. He has!
bership of about `.)0. It 'is in. hear mere 0 hi
ach month, in the ddfellows. 1 Dublin..—Mrs. M.
ItS object is mutual benefit and 1 Thompson left on
,fein. urance. At the death !Of each r Arthur's Landing,
nisealuceme eilimPibbeYraonf 1 TThhoeyrewpeeerne,acevnio.pr
thin the jurisdiction which -; McNaughtleft or ergo,
ed exclusively. to the Proal Faiday last.- He to k a ith him*a
:tario.. The deatli claims her of horses,. and ent
aptly, and the organizatimal Goderich to Duluth,
most efficiett and economi- i he intends making au
-ery mach cheaper than in a 'crowd in town on
and the: isk is equally safe. i Bayfi.eld is b-ecomin
widow recei ••es the benefit of is mem- Stark'sblockiwliere
bershi !, wit- ch was promptly paid ever. , ing abetter and eh
His wi stile first death that took place wet -1.1d be a good. thi
since t
into a
Aside
bgtter
h re in
a me
od
o
he
1
Jo
las• t' with
ep for th
panied
borne, a
Kil
c• ot
Or
1
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•
Oil
Go
larg
Id C
Mr.
Mr.
uffal ), New
or horae Oil Th rsda
try markete, of hicila
f hi firm oubt,
arriva .—Mr Thos.
Coma er an Mi s
where they ten
nu
hy boat from
e ret rnin
ex ended to
T ere was as larg
Tu site. last. s h
for
8 W
tiO
hay bee
11 e
sor.---131iisi es
t. Wk
wheat h
Camp y
Maay of o r
4aer er
W en es
e mor hi
eon try t
et on ciec s
la street S
ling, to
11
ar
II 8
ti i iv f
ets lo BO
lbb
ROUND N.—
in t., while att nding
st nes, and wh recei
e the atten4 nee -
of Staffa, is ow a
OR THE 0 Cou
Ewen of Killo
t. for e ol count
ant judges.
UM -lig. ace pa,nie
wind and r n,.pase
ncan McLa en was
te ed by the el ctric
e time Joh Mel,
ground. r. Wm
ASSED Awe
about ten ays- fr
' medical ai !could
th age Of 45 years, o
0 the Sabbatt of the
at ,church, as u ual,
before separating
the reed side, socia
yes until sh beca.m
latter returt ng ho
1 unwell.
in
of
BO
e
• ale
se
woe fe
dro
co dition that 4ie had'
fit' of her. She iclontinue
pur-
phyl
here a ,d the tempe
York Sbe was burie
lazge number
coil -
friends, consi
the year, wer
e, an anai
a heart wh c
ad
Bess, nett
43 0 der
no, confi
mince A 01
are pa'd pr
14 land a the
cal in nagel
pathos
The I
1
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egsef
he Or tario section was organized. if dairy products co ld
sepatate jurisdiction by itself. on their merits ! the 88,
Lltoge her from the social features pork, instead ot being .b
uran e. We wish the: society have a good influenc in
n riv c( mple ed*. for the celebration in , farmers. Prospects
tl is town, on Tuesday nextl, on the there still is a deal
o •casic 0 of the formal opening of the ed, and very little w
t St14 f the works have alre dy been all cut in this- vic
p pule
6. 1 sto
ds est
poriu-
el sold for
as whe
ti tered:for
c m111011.
•
111
ature
on Fr
of ac
ering
atten
pected
glo
Tl ss to'
hi g the
tner, b
ave th
ty.
is is a
famil
s lost
re ved fa
of the co
si
ye
er
of
GM sh
ily
mu
IS
SS
11
SS
moms h
s
r.
to be
nd
ft o
are bo
over t
lot n
uck an
ow rs, f tae
e n
ly
Wif r.
to htpae
he
sh
std n
avis
cm d
Jae S
h
er
er le
IS
njo Ina th• OS
s-
b:at
g up
af ler
inta c
bu
Si
with lr
. Hort
evestin 1 his fall wh
)st pro iressive far 9, om en°
ly. Th s is very ear or this ec
ing an ouncenient hi 11.
lla,rd, ho eft tb towns
Bchirvieesws
The feired to : Joh
an, part. f the
tel, to old, a final
'eve, that th appl
enaut arra
wner
alf
are better no
hes ye bee
Forep ugh'
bite
ea
s b
nit
it ado, and they work admirabl,•. The circus and menagerie a hich exh
flame i's tournament aed procession i here ou Tuesday \yap N Y large
f the day. It is expected thatsonae ' was full, and iu the ev n ug ther
eight coMpanies will be fully uot much spare roon v perso
rated. The i?ic-uie in Mr. James ' well pleased. with th pe formanee
well kep
perform
erstand
y. He is a Cohrt of
although he cic 'ed for
x. Ker
three
kieVtql
hives
Ieatti ,'s grove, in tbe afternoon, also animals were varied
bo a very interesting and , the acting and other
.r. The full programnie for ; were 'much ahead of
be found in our advertisite Old Adam evidently
promi
the da
c dam
es to
• will
rl
Or
he merchants have decided circus business tholou :la
to ke p tl eir, stores open until 11 ' long way ahead.of Barna
- - o'clock, and to open them again at 5 . don't "blow" -half so muc .-We eg
I o'clock in tLe evening. .. This is done ! to, learn that Mr'. Morgan, first assiist
because -it is thought thetown will pre- , in the Seaforth High sat 1 ha.s resi
sent a bette and more cheerful appear- i ed his position. He ha$ received t
olo
auce to stra gers who may visit it, as I appointment of Principal of the p e
there *ill dc ubtless be quite a large , donia. High School.
- jo
as
a hi
Ki
The' as
lino. as
nCeS co
uses, Jo
the
estil
e4ion ed
iOn
oe
nd R. bert
eson lid 3 e ly be re
Levpiit Osennt aa. then n 11
pass heir ra tie j intly h
14111r. Mo ed b3
wor s, fro tim to ti ee
number ef
the suarouu
eople here from neighbor- teacher and was well
d villages, as well as from ple of this- town.—Art.
ing country. We would I been appointed market
th rized
k of
ha of
ed by the peto an publi
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is o
o er
s it
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HURON
EXPOSITOR
Alex. Kerr, seconded by Wm. Grieve '
t eat the Clerk be 'authorized _to ne 4,,
t • e trusteeia! of schrol section. ez-J7 i
om school, 'seal()
next.in'.-esting of ouncil, to be held
e last Monday in
tigust next ; also, hat Dougald Allan
9 paid !$'1 for fune al expenses for Ben -
err, seoonded by m. Evans, that the
ext meeting of ouncil be held : at
rawford'a Hotel, ublia, on the last
Saturday in Angus next—Carried. ;
IV
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DIED.—A Rev. Mr. Patterson *as
returning from an afternoon appoint-
ment, a felw days s ace, his horse drlop,"-
ed dead.
Public School who occupy in the di er-
ent classes list 2nd and 3rd places re-
spectively, as dete mined .by the miid-
Jas. McDon ld, Pe er McDonald, Lads
Eberhardt, Fifth class—Lizzie Him -
ton, Mary, Culle , Nora Ferguson.
Pollock, John Ebe ardt. Third Senior
ers. Third ' junior — Wm. Struthers,
Ino. Gemen-hardt, A. Osmond. il4ec-
I3.813 rn.e.
Caned in the to ship of Usborhe,
about a milerom Woodham, on the
Perth bcund ry, on Friday last. The
victim was a little hree year old daugh-
ter of Mr. Mertin artin. The frightful
IL young wo an, to k the little one and
brother we e wo kind. When elle
went to the eld.wirre her father and
started to re urn, the child was miss
ing, and she thought it had gone horn
itself. - The rothee resumed work, au
nd when e des ended to see wha
as the mat er, he as horrified to dis
ver his I ttle• sister lying on - th
•ound, wel ering in her own blood
Weeper ad severed her feet a littl
elow the swell Of he legs from he
o ild home ,a nd two doctora from Emote
the little gir1 lost a very great quantity
of blood, she is no doing much bette
t4an was to be exp cted.
, Stanley.
and daughter left t e other day for a
oommenced with t eir fill wheat, and
it promises 4 yield f over 30 bushela to
tile acre. ' 1 1 - ,
FAIR otk.-a0n Lot 12, concession
10, there Were bound by three boys,nine
acres of ;eaVy fall wheat it five cenee
which a !short time ago was blighted
with rus 0 ia now doing !nicely, and' is
likely to e aln average crop.
mittee wer instructed to lia4e the sidei
walk on Hawick streeit repaired. at once
Eir
Ann street; $15 90, was ordered to be
paid'. The Cle k alas authorized t
advertise the ferniture factory in the
Globe and Nail.-1ThEi Council then ad.!
jourted to mee., Again on the thir
CIVIC HOLIDA.11.—T ursday4 the 3rd of
day Pr Clinton. ,
Hodgins niet with 14 very bnpleasant
with serio s remelts, 4anae rather close
thereto. 1. hey were about to take a
drive in the ctount's", and, had just
started from the resi ence of', Mr. Fair;
whet some portion o the harness be -
cam detached, ausiiig the horse to ba-
con unmanage ble, land in its efforts
to g t away, ran the 1 buggx '.,into the
occ ants out into the mud ii the horse
then kicked and plutged uhtil it be-
came so entangled in i the harness and
buggy that it conld scarcely move, dur-
ing ! which the bukgy was slightly
broken. In falkng, Messrs.1 Fair and
how they Managed te free themselves
fro the biaggy-ra top one—and escape
seri us injury, i a mystery to them.-
ly eXamination Was held in S hool Sec-
tion No. 2, Grey, on Thu sday, 8th
inst. The teacher, 1111r, D. Johnston,
was- assisted by Misa C. *slop and
of visitors was not sol large as might
have been desired, owing, n doubt, to
the busy season. Neverthel ss, there
was a versa good turn out of ladies?
d always encouraging, in la t, almost
neceSsary. The pupils we t through
the test of a rigid examination in a
' manner alike creditable to themselves
and their teacher. . After thel examina-
tion proper; prizes, &Warded, in accord-
ance with last qluarter's standing, were
pupils in a manner that shewed that
e Mr. Johnston has net neglected this
impcirtant laraneh di learning. Short
addresses were delivered by the teach -
r ers and others present, "whgrein each
speaker expressed himself ' as being
highly p eased With what he' had seen
and hes d, whe , after votes f thanks
to thie ladies for heir Playing; minister-
ed sci plentifully to the wants • of the
, inner min, all r paired to their homes,
.1 feelieg tliat the ay 404 not been spent
SIGHT- SEEM.
and twenty pers
- Friday to List()
plaants and the j
, doub they all re
WA.GE .—Men are getting from $2'; to
$4 per day for harvesting. Why 'do
not the
came ou
money ?
for $10 a
of Mr.
of Steal
favorabl
Pnosr
anadia
ouglas,
principa
eighbor
is pare
PERSONAL.
of the Sarn
reporter for
Making his
b his, wife
onth very'
Malay fri nd
returned
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trplus laborers of the toWns
to the, country and meke
Meacre—A binding match
aide is to 4ome off on the farm
as. McFarlana, 4th concession
y,' as soonj as the 'weather is
, between Messrs. D. 111c1Ceu-
Bluevale.
air:Ia.—The membership of the
Circler of Faresters, Caart
is increasing remarkably.
fo r are initiated at every
ly f . the best 'farmers in the
pulpits ith Rev. D. J. Ate -
that Mr. allaghar can visit
ts nd ma y 00. friends living
inch vi its and ex han
od results for all
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of g
ted.
Mr.
a Obs
the
unual
nd ch
and
AbOut one hundred
ns W0Llt frona here last
el to take in the Ele-
kes it the circus. No
Hurq. and North Perth, to be played
at Helitryn about the Middle Of August.
It 1 Idonbtlese be a goo game, for
ther will be tw strong elev us pitted
agai One anot er, apc1 Born fine play
may be exp cted
tors If the russ ls flax mill, icommenc-
ed fl pul ing his Week:• They have
Last week he fi - examined 40 sam-
now s the nest they over grow. They
work.
Coop r, wh n in Listoiwel at he cricket
mate bet een Palmerston and Lis-
lic.
cane away. Mr. Co per, so n after he
his ght hip. By evehing it got worse,
and ince Sidurd y m‘rninghe has been
4. MING OPERATIO143.:—FaliMerS are
iidar:al, has been
rver,aud. principal a, ve
ly here among his
visit, accompanied
and spent a hveigsht
very
the
thei
dow
cquaintanCeS. He
o his home last week, greatly thed
✓ hay a id wheat crops. T e latter is
✓ heav yield, and 011 a count of
, and ard to harvest, scI that liar -
ands re in gr at de and and
ages ffered, w ioh is good for
orkin met. Cr p pro pects are
e for geed times.
E.—About eia o'eleck Wednesday
nag the store lionoe of 'gr. W. C.
made such hea avay that before
it coald be eeachea it Was impossible to
save either the bnilding or cottents, all
that ould be done waa to try and keep
other buildings froin. icatching. The
build ng co tained sorrie 8,000 pounds h
spar from pas ing eingine is supposed
to be the c use. Theibuilding belong -
refreshed and Main
mentally.
ORANGE, Y
a, number of
from Wingh
visited Blue
UNG B
the 0
re, wit
ale an
here, which now
good proepect of
lddge meets n the
d y evening, on or
•
ved physically and hop
Fi
IT04.—Last week mor
3. Grads, Master h.
instituted, a lodge
mbers 18, with! a
increasing rapidly.
ers were elected.:
zeasurer. The new
range Hall, on Fri-
efore full moon. !
Fon ran OLD OUNTRY..—Mr. JOhll
t is somewhere 'in
half a century since
pond before, e •
hance of being Sea
some few changes.
The contractor on
er is rushing things
e has no less than
imself, working on 1 -
resent indications
affic will be but ,
t fail to have the
ristmas, if it don t
lel Evans has re- '
with a very nicely
Gof ton, bete
to the old so
the neighbor
he crossed t
stands a pre
siek, and ads
PCSIIINtt
t job, an
tr fling, as h
ed busin
their fall w.
keepe
ood of
ty fair
seeiu
HEAD.
ate.
sides
from
to t
cann
Ir. Eze
.—Far as ers are busy with
eat, w ich promises to be
a agniticent crop. The weather has
w ich hasi ad th effect of making
wages for if rm. ds go up with! a
bound. ---Mr. C ark, miller, here,
w eat at his storeho
Perkins is heavy
year's tranaa tions i
pOUNCIL. he las
ell' was held n Tues
ce ved from the C
read. The treet a
•
•
rkins' stock of old
loser `by his last
wheat.
meeting of Coma- t
ay evening. After
ommanication re- -4
unty Clerk, with
ate for 1880, wa.s
d sidewalk cone -
11
ITULY 23, 1880.
1-1
ways • and our pathwasters have been
deing a good work this year in the way
Of laying both plank and gravel side-
walks, so that all our principal streets'
have cood sidewalks, which with nice
rows o'2Pf shade trees give our village
quite a pleasant appeara-nce, and will
no doubt be an inducement in bringing
new comers to our village which we are
always glad to see if they are only of
the right stamp.
WHIT WE WANT. —There are SOMO
good openings in Hensel]. for enterpris-
ing parties having means and brains.
We want none of your bonus seeking
kind, who are always ou the look out to
get a little, or a great deal, of the public
money to start some industry with and
then collapse in a year or two, No, we
believe that every private business,
whether it be ma,nufacturing or not,
ought to stand upon its own bottom.
any business that will not pay to start
it withou getting a honus is not worth
starting a all. That's our opinion, and
I believe hat both Seaforth and Mit-
chell will ndorse it, especially as far as
founderie are concerned. Now, to
parties wi hing to start a woolen fac-
tory, or arding mill, a foundry or
nery, ash ry, and bending or rake fac-
tory, for -hich a building, engine and
part of th plant is on hand, we can of-
fer the fol owing inducements, viz., a
live busin ss centre, light taxes, good
railway f cilities, healthy locality, in-
dustrious, law-abiding rate -payers, and
surromad d by a Splendid farming coun-
try.
EARLY SEEDING. — IYTT".. Thompson
sowed so e fall wheat on Saturday
last, the I. th inst. Tuckersinith is left
in the sha e this year for early seeding.
Mr. Jehn Cameron and the Mill Road
will have o look out for their laurels.
THAT ALT WELL.—mr. Editor,—
Sir : We, he undersigned,: noticed an
article, in our paper of last: week, writ-
ten by:Mr Joseph Martino of the 8th
concessio of Ilullett, the owner of the
well whic produced the , salt water
while the men of that section were i
working t eir statnte la,bol. Now, sir,
it appears ta us that he an st have been
wanderin in his mind, and. in- his
visionary maginations he imagines we%
went ther for the purpose of prospect-
ing for sal . But, sir, we can assure
him we w nt there for la0 such purpose, .
but with the intention of 1 taking out
gravel for the road, and, Sir, we had
not been i the pit long [before some of
some kno ledge of the fact, as he was l',110.eiety
us became thirsty and wont to the well,
as we wer accustomed to do last year,
when 3o 1 wondrous 'change, the water
being so salt we could not drink it ; lima
we think he gentleman mnst have had
seemed to think it was a very smart
the first i • circulate the , report, and Ribbri8, peitthe,.8, 1-70,87.8.1 Laces,
trick, and we believe he woul' d think so 'and E7 broidery, .
yet if he h d not seen that article in ,
your pape of three weels I ago, which
made him sensible that it as a mean
were othe two wells on the place with
;'v
action. ow, sir, he state that there
IS
VERY LATEST Ni,NELTY.
01\1" SAtURDAY
NEXT
THE MH INS A T,
AND1 FOR 14 DAYS 'FOLLOWING
WE WILL SHOW:4A
trEaRTEENTH
WJECOLB
CLEARING
AT
R 0
AT -GREAT BM)
Table IG feet long, cover0 with
OF
Trin ringisialvanders,
an abund: nee of good water. If that is
all the jut' ge he is of goo4 water, we Poekrt Handkerchiefs Sfik Ties and
think he • ight as well drink barnyard
soakage a anything else, for we think Straw *ars,
from the ay it stunk there was some-
thing wor e than salt in it, and as for
the other the bolt was taken out' of
the pump, so that we Co ld: not get it.
But we re thankful that the next !!
neighbor ad plenty of g od, water free
Buttcins, Fri
imaginati ns, he sees ' iS neighbor's
farm run no wild with fou weeds and
thistles, b t we think froin he looks of
things in t e vicinity of Oa gravel. pit,
he has en ugh of these lb of things
to attend o without gc4ng to his neigh-
bors. He says we are tearing his farm
into piece and laying it in ruins, but
we think he meant to say we were
tearing hi gravel hill to pieces and
laying it n the road, and, ruins is a
new name he has for the big mud holes
which we aid the gravel in, Consider-
ing the fal e statements he has
and make h a lie shall not enter the
Kingdom f Heaven" is very applicable
to hlinsel
•
•
IS
0
We do ot know who was the writer
of the arti le which appeared in your
paper of uly 2nd, headed ."Now Salt
Well," bu it is quite evident that he
did not nderstand all the circum-
stances in connection with that discov-
ery. We yin give you a true state-
ment of t e whole perfarnaance as it
occurred the scene of action. On
the morni g of the 24t4 of June a
number of men and teams started to go
to the gra el pit in queetion, and on
going to t e gate used in summer, we
found a lo k on it, and We went- in at
the one th t is used in the 'winter. All
went well ntil SOIlle of the men, be-
coming dr , went to the well and found
it salt, as hove mentioned. So much
for the fir t day's proceedings. On the
second da , as some of the men were
entering t e barnyard, which they had
to pass th ough, they m the gentle-
man's bet er half, or rat
er, and I
ome out
eiving th
ee
ed to far. Ti J. Wilson. We are sorry
to le: rn th t Mr., Charters' less even
over l is ins ranee, will be heavy. He
had t e wo I sold, eta had the fire
delay d for notber aka it woald have
been shipp d ou t. This is the first
serious fir that hag occarred in
Hensall.
a wonder to
you roanag
you* many reaters how'
week after week nd year
after year t gather flame all parts' so
mucla news. Ind.eed. all parties allow
that TUE" HtRO'S EXPOluTOR cannot be
surpassed ae a local pa er. It is always
so full of interesting matter, bat some-
how I very Seldom seal anything about
Hensall in it. I thinW it mus be the
fault of you correspondent, not yours ;
therefore to make up that want; I send
you a few ensall items which may
intereet you readers ; and to begin with
would say t at Heusall contlinues to
grow and p spot, notwithstanding the
hard and d 11 ,times the country has
ess felt in ens ll than in ally other f
are not as brisk t s year as ast, yet a
here is progress 6 thet way ;F and one
pleasing feature ie that there 'Fs not a
-acan house in the piece, which can-
not be said Of many pieces ; atd those
who built ini forMer years are [fading to
and im
pro • g their premises n many
and. clappi
was as goo
seen. Fr
gravel pit,
found tha
which the
evening, h
Or his worse
Of eggs from
nguage that as not fit to
contents of that lady's foul
he jumping and screaming
g of hands of her ladyship
as any ten ci
m this they pro
and to their
their picks
had left ther
d disappeared
igorous search found some
t show ever
cieeded to the
astonishment
and shovels,
tlie previous
and after a
of them in a mud hole, buried up, and
some we ifund thrown away into a
field of fa 1 wheat. Nowo , sir, we will
leave it to your numerous readers to
judge for t eraselves who were the per-
petrators of the disgraceftil, acts.
We, the undersigned do certify that
th le - facts and. statements are
WILLIAM COWAN.
correct,
—A few
Mr. Wm.
deuces of
onvulsion
oamed at
clan Nett,
mined th
the case to
animal evi
terrible dis
was likely
hot weath
The anim
days ago, a calf belonging to
eing very sick. I It went into
from time 'to time, and 1
he mouth in a strange way.
poor brute, and proiaomaeed
be one of hydrophobia. The
entry had not, caught the
ase by iroaoculation, but it
he result of the extremely
. Such cases are quite rare.
Direct Imp.orters qf Staple and Fax* Dry Goodg,
was killed. '-ullinery, Mettles, Shaw0,
ske
•
Goods from thia Table will N seldom
ShOrt or Long Credit,
BUT ALL FOR CASH! VIA* 1AT Wk.
ItlEA.14 TO PAY FOE
OUR BIG FALL STOCK sc
EAT' ptYBODY
To See or 10 (lent 1Table.
EVEitYBOUX OUGHT COME
AND BRING THE .0IRLS.
1
Tar— A CALL CORDIALLY SOLIECITED...1E/
G. MCDOUGALL
& 00.
Ming -8 *VI Sint ItibbOX03, Lfse
Ana Trimmed and. Untrinaso
AND GET
BILL BR -0
FARMERS -A
DRILLS AN
111V HY ao the Masson Co
than all other mannfactur
bitted ?
j BECAME, they make
have machinery particals
Manufactnre,besides keep"
Provernents of the times -
straightforward dealing wi
THE MASSON
In returning thanks to its
past favore, would -
guy inita of purchasing 01
thoroughly inspect 0#1V lat
fore buying elsewhere, bo
blued Machines, as they
terest to do E0, -
Wt would refer those de
few of our -customers in. t
who will give you their in)
work of our mattaines, ea
-Mad general ADO
many using our machines
TUCKER
George Sprout.
WohL. Hannah.
James Broadfoot,
Robert Broal
Peter MeTavie
Ebenezer Walker,
Alex, Sproat,
Andrew Archibald,
Will;sui Fowler.
Mrs„ 03,11101)e%
Witiam Scott,
William Mundell,
William Sinelait,
Joseph Ward,
Robert Leatherlard,
Isaac Medeland,
James Crith,
William Dale,
William Fortune,
Joseph Atchison.
aames Kyle,
Frank Fowler,
MZKI
John Wilson,
Frank Carl:ng,
Robert Scott,
J0130. 1:10gg,
Robert Govenlock,
Zanies Kerr,
James Haltie.
Edward Spar!ing
George McClure.
Diniel McGregor.
Joseph Evans,
William. Evans,
Timothy Givlio,
Thomas O'Hara,
Htlgh Mowbray,
Thomas Green.
Taomas Simpson,
Samuel Searlett,
John Thompson,
Thomas Dennison,
leseph Craig,
Our .A.geLts are hot
Ire employ none other.