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THE H EON tiroxt
SEPTEMBER
880,
*non txpooitor.
DISTRICT 111ATTERS.
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Ii.IDD's EMroxrLml.--Day and Night
Opening Up Goods. - No time to write advertise-
ments.. Stook altogether complete on the 16th
and 17th. Don't fail to visit my Show Room.
Never before so attractive. Look at my Mantles.
I guarantee I have the Largest, the Beat Select-
ed, and the Cheapest in' Town. No trouble to
chow them whether you Purchase or root. Dress
Goods, Millinery, Wool Goods, and all the other
departments felly assorted. THOS. KIDD'. 666-1
THE attention of our readers is direct-
ed to the Large Stock of Ohoiee Seotoh Tweeds
lust received ret the Oak Hall Clothing Establish-
ment. These Goods are entirely new in design
and ooloring, and are the Latest for Fall Wear.
Gentlemen favoring us with their -orders can rely
on being spited at the lowest prices. RALLY &
AnueesoN, Oak Hall, Seaforth. 666
PIANOS TUNED.—Professor W. B. Mil-
lor, of London, will bele town next week for the
purpose of tuning pianos. Applications left at
SCOTT BROTHERS' Store will be attended to. 666 Ultimately, however, t
IMPORTANT NOTICE.—O wing to the re- earlier life commence
cent changes in our business we request all par- him, and his strong c
ties indebted to us to. caul and settle their ae- Out, His death was n
counts. Hlcxssoe & BLEAsnrnL. 666
particular disease, but
AGENTS WWNTED: Wanted by SCOTT
BROTHERS, Seaforth, a few good energetic Agents wearing out of the phi
to sell Musical Instruments. Good Then liberally was a kind and levet
dealt with. 666 father, an obliging lie
LOOK. OUT FOR HILL BROTHERS' advar- eons gentleman, a got
txsement next week. Piles of New Goode to bo devout Christian. . Tl
opened this week. 66G place on Saturday, and
1 attended. He was
A SPECIAL PBrZE —The Beaver La- y
Crosse Club will offer a special prize of Harpurhey Cemetery.
$5, at the show in_ Seaforth next week, the Seaforth Presbytf
for the best collection ofoult of anywhich deceased was an
kind. The .collection. to be judged by ber, at its last I mee
the regular judges, and the entries to minute expressive 'j of tl
be made in, the usual way with the loss sustained' by hi
Secretary of the Society.
Before coming to Ca
was married to s
a sister of Messrs J
Scott, of Roxboro.
sisted of five sons and
Mr. George Habkirk,
Mrs, Francis Scott,
being the eldest of th
Habkirk died in the
twelve years aftetwarr
married Mrs. Isabell
still survives himJ 1I
the Presbyterian Chin'
for Aver thirty years, a
deep and earnest int
work. As a man he was
loved by all who kne
though quiet and reti
was always ready in
anottentatious Way to
hand to the needy, or,
aid in any good wor
eleven years ago he wa
strong, vigorous man, a
what it was to be sick
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their sympathy with h's
Mr. Ha1� Ci
Janet Sino
and Roie
family
ee daugh
ti cKillop,i, a
Tuckers•. it
family:
ar 1851,:a
Mr. Hab • '
eilans,
as an eld4r
'n Harpu Ch
always too
st in cher
erred atld
him, and
• in msli i
wn kind a
end a helm
ncourage a
Until bo
n exceed n�ly
scarcely n w
even' a : y.
labore o ' is
to tell
stitntioi
due t
st to a g
kcal man.
• husband
bor, a c
citizen aid
funeral to
as very is r
pried in t
he seseidu
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3teemed nee
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'FANCY BIRDS.—lr. John Dalziel in ,� Tris HURON CRICK T
forms us that Mr. James Langstraith f from match between
outh
of this town has imported from his ed North and Satin
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brother, Mr. Hugh. Dalziel, Reuel Edi- ed in or of then on nth
tor _of the Field. newspaper, London, in favor of South.
England, a pair of Scotch fancy cent the rain inslippery, the win
aries. The cost of these rare birds was wet and' whi
$20. Mr. Langstraith is quite a bird howev ly with the pi
fancier, and very highly prizes his new however, was a very i
importations.
BAzaaR.—The ladies of the Canada
Methodist church intend holding an.
apron bazaar on the show day, Friday,
September 17, in Rally & Anderson's
old stand, when a number of useful and
farcy articles will be offered for sale.
A good, substantial hot dinner will be
served from 12 to 2 p m Tickets for
the dinner, 25 cents each. A social
will be held in the evening in the same
place. -
•
GOOD STOOL.—Mr. George Sproat, of
Tuckersm:th., last week sold four year-
ling thoroughbred heifers for the sum
of $180, or an average of $45 each.
Grade heifers of this age world bring
from $12 to $16 each. This shows
pretty conclusively the advantages and
profits of breeding good stock. It costs
just about as much in labor and feed to
raise the common runts as the good
thoroughbreds, and the latter bring
about three times the price of the for --
mer in the market.
•
THE LIVE STOCK SALE. — At the
meeting of the Directors of the Huron
Live Stock Association held at Clinton
on Monday last, it was decided to hold
the next sale on Wednesday, October
20, and the following day, in the town
• of Goderich. All the thoroughbred -
etook will be disposed of the first day,
and grade and cortin on stock will be
taken up on the second day. We are
glad to be able to state that this sale
promises Co be the most successful yet
held. Several of the very best herds in
the Province will be represented, and
there is already very considerable in-
quiry from intending purchasers. The
catalogues and. other announcements
are now in course of preparation and
will be issued in due time. .
OUlt TAXte.—We understand that
the Finance Committee have decided
upon the rate of taxation for the pres-
ent year. The rate to be levied is 17
mille on the dollar asbessment. This
will raise the surn of $9,169.27. Last
year the rate was 15 mills on the dol-
lar, but the assessment this year is
$33,000 less, than last, making a differ-
ence of about one mill. The taxation
this year, therefore, will be in reality
only about one mill !on the dollar high-
er than last year, Wheu we consider
that this iucludes the ptiroilaiet Money
for the new hose, the cost of erecting
the hose tower and the various other
a.clditional expenses connected with the
new water works system, we do not
think any ratepayer will feel disposed
to complain of the trifling addition in
•
Duncan & Dineen have purohased the
old established drug bueiness of Messrs.
Hickson & Bleasdell, and are now
busily engaged taking stock,. pre-
paratory to assuming -possession. Owin
to their rapidly increasing business the
Messrs. Duncan were becoming, ham -
pored for store room, and the store of
Messrs. Hickson. & Bleazdell being next
to their own, they purchased the entire
stock mainly to enable them to enlarge
their premises and gain more room.
When they have arra,ngements noW
contemplation completed, they will
ha,ve one of the largest and most com.
plete mercantile eetablishments west
of Toronto. We heartily wish our en -
and hope their new veuture will prove
So successful that they will soon again
be compelled to enlarge their premises
to accommodate their increasing trade.
— Mr. John Rogers,
TITE Leta Wlemeet IIABKIRK, -- Mr. their stock of drugs
William Ilabkirk, Sr., died at his resi- it as soon. as it is va
dence iu McKillop, near Seaforth, on occupant. It is grab.
had attained to the ripe age of 85 years. and increasing their
For the past seven weeks he had beeu —Mr. Robert And
coufined to his bed, but previous to and Mr. Wm.
that, considering his years, he enjoyed. with their families,
excellent health, and when younger Daketa about. the I
was strong, vigorous map, possessing • mouth.—Mr:-Thom
an excellent - constitution. Mr. Hale, gone to the Old Co
boroughshire, Scotland, and with his were obliged to take
family emigrated to this country iu ! to Brucefield 04
the year 183i. Forty-six years ago he them by the Great
settled in the township of McKillop on 6f being unable to g
the farm where he resided until his . Chambers, wife of
death, At -that time this part of On- formerly of Seafott
tario was an unbroken wilderness, and dren went with the
Mr. Habkirk was one of the first • set- party on Tuesday I
tiers. Re lived, however, to see it con- band in Manitoba.
verted into one of the finest and most learn that Mr. Chit
fertile sections in tbe Province, and to try and is dbing
his untiring labors and the labors of Hickson, of Toronto
others like him, we of the present day Wednesday last.
are indebted in no small degree for the here will be pleased
leesseeee wed eneneeete we now enjoy. so well.—Mr. Riggs
least fully as interesti
as cricket matches lista y aret
was a fair attendants lof sped,
The match was condu
amicable manner by
not an un. leasant wor • • e : n
spoken on either side, a.. both vi •rs
and vanquished acoepte•1 the situ ti
without undue jub-ilat'.o p on the! o
side or mortification on te other. / T
!family.
MATCH. --t
picked to
ron, was
y, and reit
n acro i
she groun
interfered
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contest
having
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•following is the score :
NORTH HURON—FI Si' INNINGS.
Davies (Henfryn) b G. Baird
Hawke, Wingham,.,1 b w Bai d.!
Dennis, Clinton, c -NYeCosh, Ib 'arneron....
Johnston, Wingham, l P. Ban i ,b G. Baird-
Lasham, Londesboro, d McC $ s , b Cameron
Harland, Clinton, b G.iBairc
Ransford, Clinton, b framer ' n
Coopor,Brussels. b Ca*nero:o.
Leavens, Brussels, o McCos ' , Girdlestone
Hyslop, Brussels, o Joslin, ameron
Bray, Wingham, not out
Byes.............
Leg .byes }...
vides
No balls.
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Total i.- -•
SECOND IN.I1
Davies, Henfryn, b G. Bair'
Hawke, Wingham, c Joslin, b
Dennis, Clinton, b Canieron
Johnston, Wingham, o D. Bdir
Lasham, Londesboro, c Carder
Harland, Clinton, b G. Bair
Ransford, Clinton, run out. .
Cooper, Brussels, o Cameron, b
Leavens, Brussels, b . Bi rd
Hyslop, Brussels, not put.
Bray, Wingham, b G. Bair
Byes _ , .. . i
Total
SMITH HURON—FI S
- D. Baird, Seaforth, h w, b a•
Girdlestone, Seaforth, b R:ne
Cameron, Seaforth, b ' ansf rd
McCosh, Bayfield, b Ransforc}.
G. Baird. Seaforth, b Hykio
Rutledge, Bayfield, s Lesson
Caldwell, Seaforth, b Hysio;
Hyndrnan, Exeter, b Ransf
roslin, Seaforth, c Bray, b
Briggs, Varna, rnn out...
Broadfoot, Brucefiolcl, not tit
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Ihim gucc�er�
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Total
SECOND I
Cameron, Seaforth, not ou
Briggs, Varna, b Hyslop._
Byes. -
Leg byes
Total
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LOCAL BRIEFS.—Til
been dissolved. Dr
from the businesst—T
ing of the Towno Cou
i night, owing to lac
Tuesday fonWimiipeg
• ceiving an immense
lumber frorn the G
having it piled in
forth show opens, o
There will be a big
lett, was in town o
Mesgrs. James and
" turned from Manito
contract for the Ore
awarded to Mr. Mo
Mr.-. John Ward is
and Dakota market
visit to friecds ie.' t
from Seaforth to
1.t'xhibition, wilt be a
the 18th inclusive
tickets.—Messrs. L
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firm of Coll man
an ufac boreal , 'Alas
cil on iBlo day
of :a quor
d, left her on
t join her bus-
yard.—Th Sea -
Thursday ext.
svj here on Fri -
test week. The
al -Dr. Aicheg u, of
lusive, and turn
ftom the 1 th to
3?50 for r tarn
d iatend ,rem ing
ttei part of hie
re with 'a rgc
es ern on ac *Mit
st bp join her $ us -
Will) are gl d to
bark likes the • un -
Yea in tow 1 on
is many f iehd.s
t ee him lo king
a. remove his
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for
Ow
Bi
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be
a for e me
Pr itiv Me
se es. At
th he c ur
clea ed
th e bad
an h
all that .th
evi h hire for
la p6 ter,
to b Piz
to dist ibu
fai to ee
colte
peitte mat
bride beih
e way part
✓ M nit •i.
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period for
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rs of
by Mr; Ecl-
e.! He keeps
and morei, Oen-
who hafebeen
band fon 8f3V
ing to Goder
ue giving in.
Alex. Wilson
been makin
Id this week i
place ill th
igheston kin
the Donrio
being 8 an
¬ be sur
ucknowlCale
others Moser
Steware an
a large ;nu
lute been -male
dc Co.' stor
for Cliicage
:chiesday even
lug made him
els on Sat
going to hoar
ere are som
Aikens w
old ring lby
Mr. Catnero
trout his, tri
has . resume
ti We iegr
h is not ,`31UC
ock arrive
yesterda
d, btifore "Au
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18
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bert on lat bare
de hiadwhere
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to a Seri
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n' Tuesday la
HiOiles th
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:Cerlimtel, Esq.,
ingoR. Manning,
1' Manning were
o heft with the
T es ay eveni
feathre
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after t
on Fr'
Holm
ay evening last, when Re .
delivered ;a very interesti,
Ireland d the Iris •
Proce Os about $a0
this* k some of t
enmigh to catch a,
*yea pounds and
the
was
the
the
gam
Tue
day a
ing.
tide
1
urn -
Monday ni
e sports of Ki
nd were fort
onster one,
ed the sca
rter.
Coats
a qu
f Joh
St ey.
GE OF Deeae—At.
ectore of this Sta
termined to hange
o ding of the OW 0
lYth Show b ing
days as those 'selected An.
The show w I now be he
day and Wean sday the'llt
f October, -in
All intereste
e in mind.
will be out in
d
Itt of
rn
te
e at
r.
Meet of
ley Br ach
thTeudeas
acco
xed f
tead
two
shou
The
few
f on
days
rinted
- CtuuscH MATTER .—On Mond
a deputation fro Huroh Pres
met' the people of e Rodgervill
to ascertain the op ion of the
Exeter congregatio . The meet'
very :fairly attendea and. after
discnesion of the in tter, it was d
is
sep ration. The putat on the
was g'ven. So th uesti n of
Oh
111 10
day 1
who
near
movi
ter
gav
cam
fortu
knee
sho
all
au&
Mrs
has
to b
unf
par
fall
Miss
to
thef
rec
the
far
one
of
Th
Mc
sev
in
pin
Mr
thi
Th
per
he new brick soo
me' the -Osborne '
ERIOUS SCA
st week as
m the stove
ay, and the
ashing upo
ate lady, sea
to the soles
ng manner!.
ne in the
to her assigt
old. the paih
unate one,
lel presenc
a victim ter
onery was
✓ home, an
toe or put
uffering
are good h
•
t of
the
ay -
gni:ition of the trustees, and that the
Cl rk be instructed tp draft a by-law in
ac or4ance with the above resolution --
Ca ied. Moved by Mr. Nigh, second-
ed
econdped yr. Mundell, that Mr. Grumett
'be :paid for building a culvert on the
2nd ccdncession, L. 4. S., opposite F.
Walters. The following sums were
granted iu charity : Thos. Downs, $2 ;
Mr . Shafer, $2 ; Mrs. McNamara, $2 ;
Co ra Siverance, $1•—Carried. Moved
by Al . Mundell, seconded by Mr. Han-
na tat .this Councildo now adjourn
to t again at Kyle's Hotel, conces-
sion 8 on the lst day of November.
Varna.
TEAFIERS' INSTITUTE.—A1 meeting of
the Varna Teachers' Institute was held
•
in the school house 011 Saturday, Sep-
terab r 4th. In the absence of the
Presi
electe
ent, Mr. Alex. P. Shepherd was
chairman pr4 tem. After read-
on ing a d adoption of ilhe minutes of the
fit, thereby accruing a double profit, as
a large of of good catty sell to better
advantage•than single ones scattered
throughout a neighborhood.
BRE,9c-Dowl`. — While the Misses.
Logie and Fif , of Lumley, were driv-
ing down the ondcn Road last Satur-
day with a s kited horse, the draw-
bolts of: the s afts broke, freeing the
horse from t e vehice and precipi-
tating the occ pants upon the muddy
road. !It was ortunate that they had
recentl picke up Mr. Collins, teacher,
of Sect on No. 2, Hay, Who temporarily
• mende the ri
weth ovable parts of
the harness, nd son them on their
way without axing r ceived any seri- .
ous
MAR
6
FOR
d 1
ETS.—Fall wheat 90c, spring 95c,
c, patte 35c.
Towne ce—The Oddfellows in -
ere nekt Thursday for
monst ation to be giyen there by -that
society They,take wit,' them the Brus-
NOT SOLD.—The fa; s that were put
up by public auction.11 t Saturda,y, one
here and the lAher at iCranbroek, were
neithe of them sold. The one that was
offere for sale at the! Queen.'s Hotel is
to be put up fpr sale' 4 the same place
on Satarday; 18th inst
signed his position as
Brussels Cricket Club
has be
the v
club
with t
urday
Sua
aving
Toronto, to ta
aud previOus secion, Mr. Geo. Baird, Sr.,
ors. read n in resting and carefully pre-
pared essay on "Some of the means
teach rs can employ, to induce pupils to
prose nte their st dies after their
echo° daye are en ed." He noticed
some of the causes Why children ac -
last quire a dietaste for study, and suggested
means: for preventing or ren:loving that
distaate and at the same time inciting
in trte minds of the Pupils a love of por-
es-
h severing study. Mr.. J. W. Hogarth
then roceeded to show hie method. Iof
he deal"
viz.: ayes, Tides, Ocean. Currents,
aS e Rainbow. In connection with
and dreiv diagrams en the blackboard,
showing how the varjousnolors of whibh
a ray f white light Consists are separ-
hie
ZO
ull an"
i ed
the
for
ING AFFAIR
rah sue
Mr. F ancis
in th act
full of. boili
one- o the
onten s of th
the fe:t of
ding t em fr
Fae f et in
se, s•reame
cau ht the
hbor who c
1 condition
the ',oiling
ed ately r
thou h un
foot t the
most intens
es fo her
M9 filo
obert
as re
he 8
f th
tr; Mi
50 a
for
tal of
concessiOn
situated oh
nthrop, to
rm contain
a has it leas
n annual re
al gangs of ti
neighborho
and hewing
dward Mc
who are sel
ea quantity 9f
ere will be
son of BI
tit, 10 or 11 yell
a lit which nt'
de he was
sters general
farmyard,
he little f
it of a stack,
er he lost h'
y to the gro
tlong time.
nePrTe0 V inn
ht again.
Service o Sun.
the 9
Were pr ached ab
in the afternoon res
.On Monday, at.
Urge cohanany yo
CO
g's grov where we
held, the pastor, Bio
delivered, by the or
ulster of Wood- be
Of clinten, and up
'ter. The Cen- for
hell as otganist, rat
Will offering, TIIE BEST YET.
ea was served,
Tile
' ade what its
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11
a
recor
uple of weeks hot
id to hail from Mr
'and represented few
hgements with
to egtablish
ittnimalg in the
.this section.
bp on heind to
in getting a
who are anx-
'red of/ which
!every direction
hut, ana some the s
tigers were also Sc o
/day fixed for the tau
Ira inst.obut we mo
Otted that the W
Ma
Jos
Ma
for
Ma
•
a six
sired
large
wei
in
He
011
ser
mo e
aboh
Sc
ngements made
iiils found their
that the only
riginator of the
nite a nice little
elards occupied
ge posters. - Se
the chnrch on
at
and was largely
were sobjected da
Which Itev. Mr. ea•
'„ addreseed the waL,
55 to- cpunty pur
ea. in the base -
$452 Moved by
tof the lchurch.
'ebber, Occupied by r. Elgie,'
county p
L5552; ; ljtoetgails,
ring a rate .o
, on the doll
oses, the so
e of 1t; mill
ay purposes
d; the sum of
•
ed the sale
ays ago sold.
year old h
by Lord H
sum of $2
ed. about 146
as shipped
nday last.,
especially le
the best th
woe Reeolt
ending obta
t by Mr. Ge
Pepper 188,
Senior th
Hetet Ste
aggi Fitzg
.848 M
Fitzge
on
Janet
he Co
ber
1
a
11
eng
uare
mara
g oak rece ve $80 pointed. out in this ;list of names that
eet. There is ,not would. still further reduce the number'', number of Brusselites
k tlais part, and but enough has been quoted to shotv on W driesda to viO
•
Camp
ted on
h con
rising
hael
ve ye
140.
en at
ged i
oak
super
00 per
•
•
Al
•
'ott having re -
resident of the
Mr. E. E. Wade
n nnaimmoutly appointed. to fill
acancy.4--The ,Seaforth cricket
11 play a friea'dlfr! game of cricket
seed f on_ one another m the formation sented
to -
in follo-yeed, and the Institute adjourned were,
atcli
on of the rainbow. A friendly discussion m
ion -
tee sine die. ing, e
ne of my
Or this s
uu-
the
ost
ing
an
✓ of
in
t me
the
r Un -
have
ater.
oved
speedy
11 ot
his
illage
84 Slip
USborne. ing al
temper, as friend Justice sup -
I think I can reason calmly on
bject yet, but lit always appears
mind that • al person is being
were
the el
their
mate
pusheli into the outside track when he THE
throws down his weapons and cona donia
menc s to rub the places where he has Passe
been it. I do not and never have in .weath
this d scussion intended to depreciate and t
the e olastic attainments of Section Pk Pr
No. 1 or to institute any invidious cora- filled
profes
Johns
pitriso,ns between that , section and
°there. What Mr. qustice attempts to
be Donal
°oust e into such a, mumble'. maY
briefi explained. assumed the data and o hers. Mr. A. S6ett, of Brussels
given 'n hie former •article to. be cor. made he highest j um* in the Canada
ten. n the whole, the day's proceed-
reot, tea t "That nearly forty persons
ings as a splendid subcess. The con -
(he did not say teachers) had been
cert iti the evening w' s largely attend-
treined in that school. This premiSes
adlduaed the fact that most country
schoole had giver the educational,
trainihg for life to more than that
number of persons. The ;remainder of
Mr. Jiistiee's preliminary oration is of
rile a character that it will be
heritable to pass it without no -
He then says, "The following is
of those who ,ave secured certifi-
cates, ' and among t e names given are
0Gra. Blatc fora. Does Mr. Justice not
know that up to the present time these
Mre gentlemen have never received *credit
, 'nu from the proper authorities, nor have
are certificates he ascribes to them. Then, Tecu
they ever had .in their possession the
chop- drivea to make out his first published
is ancti
conce
esent in the dire extremity to which he
limber. numbers, he enters Thos. Hyslop in offere
ritends both the first and second class lists of Quee
oath. names. Other discrepancies could. be All%
adver
ext.
EB.—The cricketers who repre-
the Brussels °lab in the county
at Clinton, im! Saturday • last,
n their arrival home that even-
tertained at theet)aeen's Hotel to
the cltib. Though- not corning
ad to know that the members of
fellow member in that day's
b appreciated te work done 'by
celehration here yesterday
off very siccessfally. The
r was 11 that could be -desired,
ere we e up -wands' of 1,500 peo-
sent. The programme was well
lad ca .ed out The following
n, cha pion of, the world ; Mc-
rWoo , Brothers, Smith, Little
pu
more
a list
list will be given next week.
BRIETS.—Icnox church Sunday school
last, ia Mr. D. Stowe 's grove, kindly
held their anunal on Monday
lent for the occasion. A pleasant after -
110011 was spent.—A White frost was
quite visible On the sidewalks early on
feren , was cut in the garden of Mr.
C. R. ooper last Monday.—The west
half o lot 35, in. the 5th concession of
Waw nosh, ou which there is a fine
saw ill, will .be offered for sale at the
sell House, Brussels, ou Satur-
5th inst. Mr, C, R. Cooleer is the
neer.—Lote 11 1,nd 12, in the 1st
sion ct Grey, 200 acres, are to be
for Sale' by &action at the
's Hotel, oh Saturday, 25th inst.
. R. Ceoper ,auctioneer. See
isement next week.—Quite a
ent to Lucknow
the games.
111
of age, met
ht have hed
that togethe
musing him
ow climbed
here by som
balance a
nd. He was
mained ono
He receive
and • will
Weleave
y, of the 4t
an A.meric
of b
aforth
smith
d sto
0110 OU
follo
the
mode
ucke
its go
kses,
t has
heti b
: Fifth for
James McAr
A. Roger 9
ce Bell 116
Lang 88, -
ie Fairbair
Daniel Bel
ie Imrie 65,i Tho
d form—Frank
la
as Livinget ne 43,
All the me bersipresen
A letter frt, the Coon
rvalent the
Mr. Nigh;
that ' the o
, the
school
and 5
11
I Hooper, of St.
and delivered a
,088. He was
Gundy, Metho-
• choir of the tn
ting as organist.
-"Ei report showed Pu
e attendance of rai
reasurees hands fn
$41.92. Gross of
11
For
$2,9
•
•
1
9
•
, with What persistent mendacity Mr.
Thes fads are well,known to the par-
t ties ore immediately interested in
n , this iscussion, and it Was only for the
a state of the case that I entered the lists
s at alll. In conclusion, I would ask Mr.
Justioe tce remember that "truth is a,
_ jewel' every ,one should wear in his
e bosom," and if he cOntinuesto call me
s no herder names than euphonic, I think
1.1 I will be able to surtrive all the rise he
d can get out of—A LOVER OF Tareu.
y.
t HOWIE DIED .—Me. Garvin Ross, of
e the London Road, l+st a valuable farm
horse last week, velar suddenly, by b. -
fl am in ation
X I of the 3ra concession, has sold his intl.
Li ported carriage- horse to Mr. Thos.
d' Berry for the sum 4 $95. This is a
grea bargain, as the marked price was
feta
ith
diver
o
ean
fe
ou
bu
• b
cehtl
price
lea
con,
hors
SC
•
•
e, B.L.--One Sun y hight recently
Fen'. BOM tramps went into . Mr. Chris.
8' of pl ms. Pity we couldn't erect a
n Sear -tramp. 1
8; LEIVANTED.—One tla,y last week Mts.
IS of Paradise," took - er 'ticket at Hen-
, Ball for Detroit. A Exeter gentleman
is left that village the same evening, hay -
bora
Wa
as
tio
au
t.
s ine ilex his destination , the same city.
0 min' Methodist minister of Kippen, has re-
turned from his tri to the old country.
"t'' We are pleased. to 1 arn that his health
132, le Unproved and that he enjoyed him --
arm, self well while away. He thinks there
t 10o, 7 is na place in the world like Ontario.
thir
tile 78
ay 49
ld 57
d 48
ng 40
nail: me
Mon
for t
rpose
tive
3,368
1.65- 00ths
nship purple/
niring a rat
on the d
interest and
900, requirin
the 6th concession, has some of the best
apples in the county in his orchard,
One taken from hig, tree, of the twenty-
ounee variety, measures 14 inohes
round the bulge and 14, inches roupd
the buds. They are nearly all of ti i-
fornt size, and the (tore is not over n
inch long. Now, beat that I
Hensall.
RE MINED.
just r turned
Come ry; loo
is ag in in
the igliest
grain
be he
temb
stock
dispo
this f
are e
coun
SH
last
timb
the
is a
wish
r 14, fo
We t
e of
ir, as
pected
y.
PMENT
n, has
eek in
r from
Mr. D McLenpan has
from his trip to the Old
ng hale and hearty, and
e mark t ready' to pay
gores fOr all kinds of
orse and cattle fair will
s village on Tuesday, Sep-,
the 884 and. purchase of
ink thoSe having stock to
ould ao 'well to attend
large -number of buyers
from different parts of th'ta
hipping his large stock of
he diffe Lit stations along
ondon, Huron and Bruce. T. J.
ushing ad go-aklead man, and we
note for eaceful, quiet, law-abiding
peop e, lent e are fen' v to see some of
the youth a e beco lug rather rude
noti able ia the evening, and it is sur-
prisi g howl parents i will allow their
chil ren to nun the streets all hours of
the night, thereby doing them the
grea est inju y they can, to say nothing
of th annoy nce they become to people
on he str et, especially ladies. We I
need of com laint in this* respect.
trus , hower there will soon be no I
,R aawaaahOne day last week an at -
tem t was ade to drive Mr. S. Fair-
bair 's fain us racer, "Gray Bird," in
d le har ss, but Gray Bird, not be-
ing accnsto ed to being driven in har-
ness and fe ling it was his 'duty (as
soon as the ord to start wag given) to
b t his sop osed rival, started off at a
furiclus rate f speed. The driver hung
im, but pray Bird was de -
shake hirnself free of all en -
which lie clid (rather un -
HE GREAT NV OOHS
MILL1144ERY
SE
SEAFQ
A. G. 1‘14 OUGIA
Beg leave to ti
RIO
ounce that ''they1 Inue ion re -
sea of Neat Goods, tb.e
Of the Purcha
ited all the
Country, a
ARENT
of our 1T1r. *fully, who vis-
rincipal M-arktite in the Old
Bought ,
The Larges Stock wei Ever Had at
OTTS
Will find No &ranee m Goode this Sea-
son, bia as Cheap nisi taunt.
CALL EXA
E OUR
Raw S tine ath60 cent's, 70 oente 90 cents, $1,
New R all18,008 and New Erie* ee all prices.
New oolen 'nd Silk Shaw
New T pastry !Carpets at 511: ellts, 60 cents, 70
cents, 80 ' ts ani9O cent .1
New Cottons, 'te end art
New Tiokings and New Tow0.
pluc
ter
CUM
fairl
seen in the
ma
and
scor
ily to
hied to
rances
but
the fu
ooking
fel ma
reu4 Abcineeee.—William Shirray, son of CAR BUB
lerle Shirray, of Hay, met with a bad thation We
2,916ol accident one day /est week. He was cier ontaini
Legisi cutting oats with] a reaper on his hol goods
urn of father's farm, whea the horses ran by
away. • He was thnown from his se
' and the wheel of the machine pas
' over his leg, injuribg it severely.
oonde
year
urn. o
qniva
ed.
d.
Tha machine was badly wrecked. This
-1013ths is the second runaWay he has had this
ills ca season.
es, the GOOD SALE.—Mrt Wm. Campbell, of i
of 21 Vthe 2nd concession has sold 11- steers,
Sehool three and four yeare old, for $50 apiece.
qniring Mr.ICampbell is a great benefit to this
are foe , neighborhood, because lie buys a num- •
sinking , leer of cattle from Ids neighbors every I
al rate vear, aud after feeding them sells them
-100ths of a Mill on the d Ilari and to advantage, and every locality had
nion Schoo Section N a few such men, there would be a cOm-
, the anaoa t required be the petition for the primary farmer's bene -
ere
Cen
the
reac
possible to check theifiames, and on ac-
count of the intenee heat nothing could
be done in the way Of saving the con.
tentp of thei car. Mr. Purdy was long
and,favora,bly known, as proprietor of
the Hensall House, and having lately
disposed ot his business, was moving
into Loudon. We are pleased to leant,
however, that Mr. Purdy's lbss will be
made good. to him, aed we unite with
his Many friends in wishing himself
and family much prosperity in their
new home.
mjETI
We .receive the BaIancie
Stook. Buyers axe respectfull
and see our Stock of
DRESS GOODS Atli)
as thie season we will
iMILLINERY
•
WE VVIII.L SHOW ONE LINE
quick style), and when last 1 Of Dress; ti.-'oods, contana nO 6,000 yaristell
village was leading his
at 20 cents to 80 collie; eeer yaxd.
back over his shoulder in a i
ner, as much as to say,
THE GREATEST
szr.—"Vite regret to report
EVER SEEN-
ncsday, September lst, the
re. It ppears the car was discov-
to be on fire a short distance from ,
ralia station. and. so rapidly did
flames spread. 'that before they
- was also otherwise injured and bruis ed the station !.tt was found im. C 0 M E
FFERING
ERE.
Direct Im oilers of Staple nrd Vancy Dry 6004
in:nery, Mantle Shawls, Ate.
THIRTHE
1880.
Opening
agents of o
for this
eat and
STAPLE
the Staple Del
ings, Shirting,
Ducks, Der:in
in this &part
DRESS I:I
Our Drese De
Black Luetr0
'Cloths, Co/0/i
The lgtV7
SnitingS, and
variety. CU
make any mie
price of these
Stock of Plah
We are showiii
MILLINE
partment
Flowers, Fee
Styles in nal
Tritunainge
is under first
OUR IVIA1
Largest, Chd
in the Camel
-oilseed. at AO
'Montreal, an.
ether Honsei
have a large'
-every ene.
OUR OL
of out lenei
pleased to i
endeavors t
merit we ha
'out former
Grand stoa
Tweeds, a
Line of Fre
lent value.
Guarantee
exteuleavin
ga
FURN IS
Furnishing
„Rats and -
Under Clot
FANCY
Goods Dep
Stock tri
Corsets; lc
at the priee
Buyers I
before grta
HSU. BR
NEW
OPENINC
Per r
PRINTS
Choice Pal
tug Print
DRESS
French
Fancy 5
Lustra
attentien
Velvetee
FANCY
meta Off
itnd
STAPL
Best Er
EE
'try Fi
MANT
and TN'
Ilefore
of IP
ear
We she
bought els
than any
believing t
fair one.
We tha
age larestowr