The Huron Expositor, 1880-09-24, Page 13
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DRY COOS
HQus
k ONTARIO
GALL & CO.
that they have just re..
New Fall Goods, the.
WiPMENT
:# a g yx who vis-
Markets ha the Old
k ire Ever Had at
owe$t Price .
ee in our Goods is this Sea-
leap tart tamale
EXAMINE OUR
70 cants, 9d cents, $1,
I, 125, $1 75 and $9..
:zan mantles.
5.,:w Fringes, all prices.
:oda.
Shawls.
Meriuoee.
r1L1UE ei.
es, all New Shaded..
s, at GG eenta, 6(1 Tents, 70
d 90 cents.
and Grey.
Fey lllanketa_
w Towelli.nga. _
Balance of our Immense
apectfully requested to call
Alla MI LLINERY
all and Winter Purchases,
U .mer 1)isfrlcrJS
pYGYf ONE LINE
oi:taining G,000 yards, all
M. cent, per yard.
EST OFFERING -
EN HERE.
.*EE
UGALL & CO..
--.pie and Fancy Dry Gogh
:aittles, Shawls, 0tc.
y embarrassed oppon-
€,ul€1 have a foundation
ight assail me. He is,
•on:itruer of statements'
or, and thio verifies the
Ivina rides on deb -0;
rtions sEiOW that he le.
ierraentery principles et
:is self-styled title is
a h d web we weave,
.ve venture to deceive-"
of 'Truth" has oertaialY
t hair-splitting propene
writing,' shove glainlY
0 ready to impute co -
others, paints no char-
s his own. /care,,
THIRTEENTH YEAR.
WHOLE NUMBER, 668.
NEW FALL GOODS
SMITH & Wit ST
Ona.
The new McGiill
will cost $40,000.
—Sir John 4Mc
home on the lift. in
—Over 3,000 b ah
been shipped fro
—Typhoid feyer
—ARE-- valent in some plats
—The assesam nt
of Woodstock ha b
OPENING OUT NEVI FALL GOODS I on the dollar.
—An old lady dna
Arnott, near Own
. inst., aged 104 years.
—A Sunda oho
beheld in E er on
19th days of et bei
—It is anno n ed
Louise will leave Li
on the llth of Nove
—Rev. Mr. Knox
be inducted paster o
Presbyterian Ch rch
—The total m
this year's Eahi iti
coeds that of la t y
50,000.
—One thousa a s
in training to in be
Lorne on hie s corn
Thomas.
—The September
was scarcely rioticab
cthe were brought •
aaabby kind. .
—Mr. Isaac Lang
has purchased, the fe
Langford, London a
line, for $5,500.
—Mr. J. Dun e,
tubs of butter i one
which he paid 0
total cost beizig 407
—The Qatari sh
turning out at res
both passenger an
Credit Valley ' i
ilw
Hanlon has bee
Tyne and shove g
chine -like actio , th
rough and a cto s w
—On Sunday la
of Upper Geo e,.
minister, died f t
five weeks' ill a s.
age.
—Mr. A. C. D
Selling for Cash enables us to Sell Cheaper = who was alta by
than any Credit business can afford to. Cour- which he was 1 adI
teous attention paid to all who wish to look - one day last we k,
the effects. j
—The Great We
made a combi ati
• mwith the el
We thank our friends for the liberal patron- ! and ment
wit1irn R ilw
bestowed upon us in the past.,
twenty ; ears.
—Mr. Ogletree, a
Morel .ee, ca e,,'ver
a suic dal blunder
dose of saltpetre ins
He is recovering.
—Heavy rain; acc
der fell abodt ' Ki
morning. It will d
'good, as the eountr
bush fires were rags
—James Quin, of
his neighbor' cow
axe. He afherw
animal, paying a
to save legal procee
—Forty-fi e witn
cation in th Bidd
ready been 's bpcen
ed that about fifty
mooed in addition
—The pupils in
the Deaf an Dam
number abo t t200
that the nu ber w
the next two or th
-A woman 9f
while taking a piec
a barrel, over-ba1a
with her head insi
7 inches of brine aF
—The celebrate
.part in th mus
Marys Cathedral,
day morn g,- a
Methodist Church
—A disease res
staggers has broke
in the nes hbor
The animal sudi
blind, and wagger
For the FALL TRADE, to which they invite
the attention of their friends.
PRINTS—Dark Pompadour nvery
Choice Patterns. Also New Designs in -M.ourn-
ing Prints.
DRESS GOODS—Are very hand
some, consisting of the Finest 411 Wool_
French. Pattern Cassimeres, Russel Cord,
Fancy Stuff Goods, and Black and Colored
Lustros in all the Latest Shades. Speoial
attention is called the our Trimming Silks and
Velveteens—,such admired by the Ladies.
FANCY GOODS—This -Depart-
ment offers Speoial Attractions. Kid Gloves ,
Laces, Ribbons, Ties,Silk. Handkerchiefri,
and Bus'hin gs in endless variety.
STAPLEOODS—We a'i
Best Brands in Cottons, Ducks, De
Sheetings, and marked at the closes
advance on cost.
ow the
ams and
possible
TWEEDS—Union and All Wool in
Very Fine and Medium Goods.
MANTLE CLOTHS—We show
some Very Nioe Goods for Ladies' Mantles
and I latera.
Before Purchasing your Fall Supply
of Dry Goods look around" and
Learn where you can get lite best
value.
We should be pleased to have our customers
compare Goods purchased from us with those
bought elsewhere. We Mark Goods in Plain
k>gnres•
through. We do our beet to discourage bantering,
• believing that the one price system is the only
fair one:
age
SMITH & WEST,
MAIN STREET SEAFORTH.
1880. FALL! 1880.
I3I L EROS.
We are now very busy every day
Opening New Fall Goods of all
Classes- for the Several Depart-
ments of onrAusiness. Our Stock
for this Beason is one of the Larg-
est and Finest ever brought to
Sea forth.
STAPLE DEPARTMENT—In
the Staple Department we are._ehowing New
Grey Cottons, White Cottons, Prints, Tick-
inge, Shirtings,Towels, Towellings,Tablings,
Ducks, Denims, Hollands, sic. The Goods
in this department, for value, cannot be sur-
passed:
DRESS DEPARTMENT — In
Our Dress Department we areshowing Now
Black Lnstres, Black Cashmeres, Black Crap si
Cloths, Colored Lustres, Colored Cashmeres,
The New Shades in Costume Cloths and Fall
Snitings, and. Fancy Figured Goods in groat
variety. Cur 12 cent line of New 'ancy
FiguredLnstres cannot be equalled. .D9n't
make any mistake -12 cents per yard is the
price of these Goods, and you cannot match
them at the money. We have a Splendid
Stock of Plain and Checked Wineeys, which
we are showing at very low prices.
MILLINERY—In Our Millinery De-
partment we are showing a Beautiful Stock of
Flowers, Feathers and Laces, the Latest
Styles in Hats and Bonnets, and the New est
Trimmings in the market. This Department
is under first-class management.
OUR MAN TLES—We have the
Largest, Cheapest and Best Stook of Mantles
in the Comity. These Goods were all pur-
chased at suction by our Mr. W. H. Hill, in
Montreal, and cannot be shown as low by any
c ther House in Town. Remember that we
have a large stook and are determined to sell
every one.
OUR CLOTHING—In this branch
of our business we aze. "NOTED," andare
pleased to inform our customers that in our
endeavors to get Fine Goods for this Depart
merit we have this season far surpassed all.
our former efforts, and are now showing a
Grand Stock. Scotch Tweeds in great varie-
ty from els per Suit to , $25._ Canadian
Twttas, a Large Stock cheap. A Beautiful
Line, of French and English Worsted, excel-
lent value.
OUR CUTTER—Being A1, we can
Guarantee a Perfect Fit every time. Gentle -
niers leaving their orders with us - can rely on
'haven garments made to please them .
FURNISHINGS — In our Gents'
Furnishing Department we are showing. N ew
Hats and Caps, Gloves, Tice, Collars, Shirts,
Ceder Clothing,&c.
FANCY GOODS—In our Fancy
- Goods Department -we are showing a Fine
Stock of Frillin s, Raffles, Gloves, Hosiery,
Corsets; &c. Don't fail to see our 75 cent
line of 4 -button Rid. Gloves, not to be equalled
at the price.
Buyers will do well to- see our Stock
before making their Fall Purchases.
HILL, BROTHERS, SEAFORTH
=Three w omen
ship have been er
stopping co s on t
them. The have
and were fi ally c
awaiting th it tri
—A,va1u ble Je
Mr. Chane Wort
at .the Exhi ition.
The owner efust
oration bro , ght o
was the cause of a
—Sheriff Gow,
with a painful ace
Island, Manitoui
rusticating idnrin
He unfort nater
fracturing s veral
—Farme s sho
allowing th • it hor
water, as t ey, li
contract . t phoid.
means. A case h
a Victoria ounty
of animals n this
—Two young
Wilson, w . o left
Manitoba,-.urpris
days ago by en
Paris agai • . Th
seen enougof th
to last the e• for tl
lives.
—We ve
the seriou
David Gol�
a.
niversit mtlseum
onald ;ailed for
t.
is of 1 m ' have
eaford.
s nn s, all pre -
f Tor n i
ate for ' 'h , town •
n fixe t mills
ed Wo d• ied at
ound, t e 8th
1 Conve l i0)n will
a the• ` =l't and
hat - thineess
rpool foCanada
ber.
Vrigbt soon to
King Is :€ t east
in Lond
er "of vj:mors to
at To to ex-
ar by ,,00 or
ool c
ore thi
ng vii
attle fai
e. But
, and t
ord, of
m of Nt
d Bid'
mire,
ay r
eats
8 at
t a
freig
y.
area
od pa
ugh t
d pre
Rev
illia,
hoid
e wa
erner,
a bara
g int9
s since
tern
n tra
ware,
y for -t
old
nearl
y taksi
sad of
mpane
ston,
a gre
was p
g•
wen
the
rds
od pri
Ings.
sees fc r
ph c
ed, an
ore
o thes
he I
at B
It i
11 rea
e wee
t. Jean
of salt
ced he
e, bein.
the bst
Rosa
cal se
amilt
d at
n the
mblin
out a
od o
ith w�t
omP
sted
e rod
done t
ght,
es to d
huma bei
feyer aro
ed i
way.
aris
d that
great "
e remain
r 11 are
gills of
to St.
Galt (
ery few
of the
Joseph
town
nt th cou try
ence with he
ill j in t
p—enTelle lll we
rase hay be
reg rd t( the
rood f
11 th affg
ontrealep
hip, he f
i earl $1
ilea type. e in
It is ro
ose pr tic
nnu sic
n hi far ne
airs.
don are
of i cars,
ILor the
on th
d ma-
ater wit
ytena
r, afte
ears o
r b
osa
cke
al t
tion
be
lice
no
ag
ed
Mc
mou
in
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th
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of
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fie 14
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reston
wago
d fro
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ay ha
rrange
awann
erre o
mittin
a larg
m salt
thnn
aturda
ount
ed and.
strucie
With a
lat the
therefoel
he prose -
eve al-
t expecat
be ,
ton f
IS
le
icipate
withi
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out
ned
na too
Sa
st
ci°, • 711an.
the ha
agetow
d tow
re 11
le, di
r.
ge of fo
lately
er ae
11
ie; of reennel
Ayr, has been sngering fo
Tuesday of last week hi.
determined on amputa
diseased leg a.bou half
the knee and hip The o
successfully perfo med an
stood it well, bu from hi
he has been reduced, his
grave one. His many frie
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gs, m
gh t
whi
num e
10,
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arch
ends f
axing
eyLahn
of th
he
re
arn
kh
last
that
ysici
of
betw
ion
r. Gol
agthe
to wh
is a
throu
ron nt
iabdit
dy. The
litt
Stew rt,
ad f lle in
er ate: ap
for pip. Th
of th aff n
take ho e d
all parts C
Joha Go y,
days
man h el
who au s ve
vine% is e pe
King'ston or
at at wee tle
Do ink
r.
last week, an
took sick an
expo We 0 a
Sine oe.;
onto on 1
Men ber of
•
un a
pre nt
er.
le
in
•
ur
pose ble
be f nn
pare t
bate, esti
the ee
disc isse
A res
Poi El I la
by illi so C
Gra d
kill d.
caught hi
get
cruehirlg
hot ine
mo ed,
he 'I pire
He leave
upo the
and to in pir
d ng tb da
tea ster ,an
f
co pan
me en
not oo
the ie
A pa
Farley
ser ant
dis es of
of em
wet: im
an for t
or iatin
re
ove
th6. me
hheacr bee
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ORTI-T, F
IDA SEP
MBER 24, 18O.
4
{1 McLEAN EROS., Publishers.
I $1,50 s Tear, in Advance.
ear this hatelli-
t regret, and all
that he may
s ow at Preston
xhibition was
c eding that of
n ries were 1018.
and James H.
eletions are made
ies to broken,' and
g to Mr. Luke
tly brought out a
irtg sat 0n the
noW exhibits
hie little 1 family
as sentenced to
onment in the
bn Friday, at -
child's brains out
cell door. She
pelice officers.
of* Lobo -town-
tter maker, took
at the Toronto
, all tor butter,
rize for lii3st five
e tor 'best three
e bush kree in
twenty,five: Miles
ation. The ,area
th, three miles by
to unite all the
don for the pur-
ival, when !sacred
formed, the whole
he English festi-
gham ,and, other
It
Mr. John Cole's
e, Lady Cole, died
e, bein the first
gotern and county
lay, a New York
;years' :experience,
Bien frpm the ex-
tle wind, lend the
ong the Shipping,
6.s palled out of a
baker's boa. She
il at play, and one ' of
o the aaket's boy
et knew nothing
er little girl was
there is to be a
th. ,Bretheen from
t the ferm of Mr.
Guelph], in a few
n English noble -
the Brethren and.
es visited this Pro-
d be preeent
1 Wilmot, Manager of
stlee Ont., bee been at
ich
bt
bre
d
le
to
ea
•
are not' see to the
o that city' end sent
her placea in the
whia3 there the latter
:died. Her death was
canSed, or haetened, by
opeii car wirtdow on the
ro to. The
ed n Friday
f his ife to his
ay
at be
in er
iet
ng
un R
hill
tai la b
edi tel
hi
hel
onventi
'coral impOrtant and
in connlection with
eding of bees were
ay- afternoan,where-
lway• t tion, was
[his foot
e could
is body,
the
br
th
in al br
en t
ed ftel
nfn 9.01
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rok in*
es. arl
eh net
o aye
8,8
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41
nd
[cal s
tri
•
bringing
borne in
n -Was
k. The
desire if
spociation
each county
eh of the
Von
rci
t la
bat
er
taet
ity,
hal
rti
part
prof
the
ro
hi
teipi
th
slic
baa
str
nor
Ba
real
acr
vic nity are •a
Windsor b
Mess in sho
wits $2 flo
r, get th'ei
mid a while
ranee of the
e, thus sra
There was
Oddfellows
gest ever see
resentatives
aad the TJ
sion was co
lking and 164 in regalia
HA most ter 'ble thunder
the villaa f Sutton on
11
est accou ts the pain
d.
amed Thu thy Keuned
was gettin off the To
amilton station to go u
he was jostled and his
stolen. 0 did not
les till he t up in the
es are beli ved to be
Oue day. ast week
ge of Blair, in Water'
e down while a team of
d of flour ere passing
teamster was fortma
tly bruised but the hor
y injured t at they. had
Keppel tray ship is in t
. One f mer -there
on 13 acr s of peas,
ulatea to Yi Id 35 or 40 b
, and thef 11 wheat, the
ed, will yiel
average c
ays.
acksmiths
ing horses fr
get a hors
Windsor t
troit team
horses s
to remove t
shoe and
ggling the
bor.
an immens
n Toronto,
on Frida
in the city,
from all pa
led States.
posed of 49
seed over'
ly. He Wklii taken
and medicel. aid. sum -
the dootorls arrival
about half Ian hour:
e on a gr 'rid scale
ng bee the
in Bruce
lhemarle
ther day,
en to greater efforts
s band tc make music
id the shoUts of ox
bustle aad activity of
ear the Strains of
se ,band aa an ac-
iere were aiver 100
e bee, and. they were
ards to dance half
De
On
bv
41,
la
re
Fee
a
dent befel Mrs. John
homes, ,on Tuesday
k, at supper. The
wo Steaming glass
ce on the table. One
eveka.1 pieces which
removed. During
a bit of
from the
er throat
most ex-
swallowe
have. cotne
tuck in.
used her
er cnes fere heart-,
hout aettia to relieve
ate ori Wednesday
IS
11111
ght. Hail
Mutes with !
easuring as
nee in the
me windows
ops suffered,
—Robert H
d his back b
side down o
ari was au h
ed. The ac
dog running
dip of one of
frightful r
any such
—As the se
e wages of a,
$4 ; laborer
50 to $2
50 ; plaster
erations ha
ipeg.
—An Owen
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a
Sa
1
e Simcoe,
nes fell for a
reraendons
There is
village whi
broken. F
ery severely.
rrison, Eas
ur and a hal
lief came .
out and
the horses,
away. Th
ogs in th
son approac
classes of
nipeg have
sons are 110
r day ; brick
paid at r
$5 per day
Sound exc
•
ac
as
oat tr
• into
tea
raiss
. gang
to be
bri
a at
ones
ver it,
tely
er
to
Geor
greiv
which
shels
gh so
abon
ts in
m De
shod
tent
uew
gath ring
last' week.
racing
Cana-
pro -
908
alia
and
in
ut
en -
he
nd
he
of
in
ge
the
ty,
ith
re -
et.
nly
80
de-
•
me
ian
his
he
per
le
25
his
ood
rge
in
is-
ive
rive
rive
the
era
• o
Tata
bands
storm yisit-
the south -
on Friday
out fifteen
scarce
h. lias
it en
matu Ding
nate
the
ince
by
the
ning
too
ntry.
end
and.
ward
from
not
root
nfort
made
e Eta
ipp ng
occ 81
re ar
es an
rtiaau
an u
w paid.
ayers, $3 50
earpe
pe
tes
1 Bu
i've in
everal of the farmers in t
wheat being good, w
ring wheat ould verify
EfighLend
sked by a in
neer of Cal
folding, he !exclaimed :
st takes the other, so the
ft for the Libor farmer."
—The steamer City o,
gara, was • discovered to
onday afteraoon on her
hen about, One miles fr
y.striet disc pline of the
lai
eataina goo judgment,
on gotund ir control, wit
renege. T re was a la
eseengers me board, and
e might aye been au
--a-The op' ion of leading
geed to t e trial of
arced with he Donnell • mine
t shortly -
'o rt of Ass
telly steps •C
e 4th or 5t
—A distr
arkhill 071
eek. Jose
d seven '3
lgtcher, ba
to the mu
igger or lo
to the sid
as the pet
nders the
oth his p
—A horri
te,etrvidaolew, ot
ad gone to
ere attack
ek up the
ve years 0
bout half
eighbors t
la
ters,
to
day.
rying
lding
Win -
Wage says :
6 ie d of
ile th t of
he re ly of
don, when
'The store -
taxes they
▪ is n thing
•
lo
ive but dreadfully.
ails were torn out,
en from the back,
off in large (panti-
e fellow died shortly
er.
Dr. Schultz, P., states that the
his year Eurpass all
he want of fuel bids
by the deposits
WI: found still
the ribs were brO
a d the flesh eaten
ti s. The poor lit
af
or
pr
fa
o the Souris 'vet., a company
to work which, have already applied
fo letters -patent. As the Souris River
is only navigable for a brief season, it
is iproposed to bring the coal dawn to
Winnipeg in flat bottomed soows.
eek, a little daugh-
lson, of Ttenton, on
in Sunday School
cow and impaled
upon one of her he ns. The cow'shorn
stanck the -child (3.4 the left cheek, tear-
' a the flesh throughlo the month, and
en fastened in the other cheek, by
We the sufferer was carried a con -
arable distance before being rescued.
ps in Manitoba.
vious yields.
✓ to be met
te
Last Sunday
of Mr. Isaao N
✓ way home fa
B attacked by a
81
—Mr A. McAllister, of Manitoba,
s made several important purchases
pure bred and imported stock in the
ighborhood of Guelph. Of cattle he
'Massed two short -horn bulls from
r. F. W. Stonei, I three heifers from
John Hobson, and.' a bull and heifer
t a. Cotswold ram
d two ewe lambs and
Mr. E. Macdonald ;
so a heifer from he same.
we mentioned that a
had, been found drowned
onoato. The body was
tak to the °ague, where at lay for
SOMO thae without being recognized.
Finally the remai s were identified as
eaten village, teasuburb of Toronto.
pon enquiry by e detective, suspicion
o foul play on thopart of the husband
1 (1 to his arrest. The remains of
rs. Broxup wer
neat held.
–1 -As Mr. J. R.
rtear Guelph, 8.
artridge shooting
oth fired at the
me of the disch
oy's gun entered
ken to Toronto
as taken out by Dr.:Ryerson at that
institution. The
Well as could. be
Of sheep he bong
from Mr. Stone, a
Rot esay,
o fire
relear trip,
he fir was
but slight
ge lo d of
but f r the
the arsons
era, is
of the
ill be
rmour
t the
ering
medi-
o ey the
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esday,
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ter the asse bang
ordship Jai ice
nel of jnro th
• an order 48 po
120 jurors, ha
1 be taken to
t the trial 11
ng Monday or
of October.
ing acciden
nrsday eve
rs of age,
r, aceidenta, le 13ho
hop, where hey g
t gun. Joe Was
!I 'ding sent the c
the bons ,1
ese still mor
rents were Way
pleb. isttiIootryn.icsorasae (3j1 :ti 11132
elve miles dee
en and their blip
the woods to Pie
d by a bear. The
younger chil en i
t away, bat boy
age, son of a earner
Ions, was iZed.
a.
e. Assista Cee
n hour, the
for his fathe
the spot. T
approach,
•
5
le
Si
—Last Wee
t e bay at
,o earred at
ing of last
ably bright
eot of Mr.
t him -
re in
t hold
ooking
la the
g, and
ntents
what
table,
t the
41
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•
xhurned and. an bi-
hompson, who lives
d a boy were out
a feW days ago; they
ame bird from op -
and unfortunately
ged shot from the
ne of Mr. Thoma-
s shortly afterwards
capital, and the eye
atient is doing as
expected under the
ployed in a Mont
With a painful ae
self from a terribi
nce of mind. S
powerful rollers e
ad her fieger
hinery was stop
Green -
t near
n, who
acorns,
omen
their
abont
named
y the
'ved in
of the
g the
made
child
•
latld to throw a
he machinery.
ut will lose her
On, on Monday
n, e young lady em -
al shirt factory, met
ident, and saved her -
death by her pros-
e had been working
here two large and
nsh the collars, and
ught. She felt that
sible unless the ma -
ed, and with a great
with the disengaged
the belt which turned
he was then rescued,
ndex finger.
iano fell from a agon as it was being
ifted into the mtein building. The
nstrunaent, when, the accident occurred,
as lying acrosia board which connect -
d the wagon in' Which it came with the
oor of the building. The horses taking
and averting
calamities t
none of the t
steer was lite
of it being st
the hill.
—A young
was found i
who lives in
dared to her
ried to him,
that she was not, but intended to be,.
She was bro ght home and a watch
kept on he movements, but, noti•
withstandin this, she escaped from
her home by sliding down the water
pipe, and le
Detroit.
- —On Sat
named Wins
peddler, w
deliver w
the cash the
caddy, the 1
named Ep
portion of t
bottle of wh'skey. Roth the lads got
particularlY the youth who'
owned the t
he found th
and money,
son had fle
ing the bar
Warden of
to be on fir
they were
house was
before assi
the flames
was soon a
—The P
Philadelp
The follow
delegates , o the Council from the
Presbyterian Church in Canada.:
Principal McKnight, D. D., Halle% ;
Principal MeVicar, D. D., Montreal;
Principal Grant, D. D., Kingston ;
Principal
ane of Ohs most dreadful
at could befall a train
ain mall were hurt. The
pally Brit to pieces, parts
rewn all the way down
50 more in Tavistoc4 Be then en,-
deavored ti3 sneak off Without paying
his market fees, but t k, i3aarket clerk
gave chasO and captur0 him.
—Wm. Drury, of the lath concession
girl lately left her home of potatoes in one hou ' The Enterprise
in London, and after two days' search says 'the's a hoester o the first water
—Mr. W. Somers, Kid Blanshard, ifa
pleased wit,h his success at the Toronto
show. H took .110 •Etstg than seven
prizes for eicester aria Lincoln sheep,
which net ed him thei Landsome BUM
PI
company with a lover
indsor. She at first del
brother that she was mari•
but afterwards admitted
t per midnight train for
rday last, a young man
omb, sea- of s. London tea
s sant by his father tO
rth of tea, and, to receive
efor. Alter delivering one
d was met by a bootblack
erson, who borrowed
e money, and. bought a
a, and when he fecovered
t he was minus both tea
and that his friend. Epper-
o'clock on Saturday even -
and stables in the rear of a
se adjoining . the town of
wned by Finlay McRae,
he Comity, were discovered
. In spite of all assistance
urned to the ground. About
e next morning the dwelling
seen to be smoking, and
tance could reach the spot
urst out and the building
heap of -mins. Loss &boat
n Presbyterian council at
a opened on the 23rd inst.
ng is a list of the ministerial
aveu, D. D., Toronto ; Wm.
., Toronto ; John Jenkins,
Moderator of the General Assembly St.
—On th 16th of !July last a writ of
capias aga nst a Man named Brown,*
resident f Chatham, was obtained at
the instan of Mr. McCrae, the father
of the dee ased girl, Cynthia Van Allan
MeCrae, ho died in. Buffalo under the
hands of an abottionist, and Brown
was arres ed theretmder and confined
in Chath m jail. Meanwhile efforts
were bein made to set the slow mit-
daiinery o the New York Criminal
Courts in motion against him. Ac-
cording the practice of our common
law court in casesl where a person is
the plaint ff must :file his declaration
within th next term after the arrest of
the priso er, and if this is neglected the
prisoner ay apply for and obtain his
release. ow, the•i'next term after the
arrest of the prieoner being Trinity
Term, ex
Septembe
unexplai
Mr. McC
without a
•
right the board' 4nd its burden -wee The prise
ery badly injured. It was worth $600.
o heavily from t e wanton breaking of
—The citizeasft of Halifax whp lost
heir shop windqws by two soldiers,
ately, have applied to the Mayor for
ompeusation, Wao in turn presented
he elaime to thie
he forces, withi a
owledggd the
ion, and. expreas
severable respoa
1.
on 7th 5,
Tuesday,
came on
Mr. Ayle
Mr. MeC
the 8.ppli
General commanding ebi9f J-11
vieW to their being by the pr
cases, an
The General has_ ac -
Mayor's coramuniea- lease of t
ed the hope that., a, New Yor
would be obtained bringing
Lrora England en a full statement of Grand
of Stratfoxid, while walking along one
of the streets in Wimtipeg, was shot at
by a dranken fellow named Mike Jones,
who received three months' imprison-
/tient therefor.
—The ashionable comic opera of
PiRafore, *ill be rendered by the Strat-
ford and St. Marys Dtamatic Clubs at
Avonbanki shortly, for the entertain-
ment and amusement of the inhabitants
—At the recent examination of mili-
tary officers, held at London, Lieut.
R. Clark, of No. 2 company, 28th bat-
talion, Staatford, ana Capt. H. A. 14.
White, el No. 4 coMpany, St Marys,
received first-class certificates.
—A musical conveatien, lasting four
days, was Ireceatly had in Listowel.
11r. B. B. Sarvis was lthe deviser and
promoter of the sclaeme. The object
of the convention was :voice culture, and
rehearsal pf: choice co - positions.
—A fewt days ago
ler, of Lieowel, was
buggy by is horse mt.
r. Joseph Hep -
town from his
ningaway. One
of the wheels passed aver his body,
and, although conEaderably bruised,
he had a,' narrow escape from serious
—A bater's dozeni of intermediate -
examinati a failures, ba St. Marys Col-
legiate Institute, were aecomplished by
the lack of fen, and fewer, marks. One
candidate failed by onlai one mark, and
some people think the ; examiners *43
unmitigated fools. There is bonsider-
able of a !basis for We opinion. o
---afitchell *as last , week favored
arians, M . John Wade; of the to/an-
ship of C ark, and M
Dalhousie, Lanark c
having reared sia son
ters, and is now the
living grand-childre
—Two lightning red pedlene named
Reeves .a d,Mulheron, got into a row
vilt
with the ostler a,t 841 ,tiotel in Malik-
ton-, a fe days ago. illeeVes fired, a re-
volver at the hostler, -,brit the shot was
in some ay attracted towards Kul -
heron's n
that Ree
awaitnig
. john Donald, of
tity. The latter
and six .ditai li-
and 14 greet -
se, very much to the detri-
at importaat and prominent
The reeult of the Incite is
es now lies in Stratford jail
—The camp meetia " held recently
on the farm of Mr. ROA Oars, near Mit-
chell, wee in session :from the eth. to
the 15th hest. ; Reliktibas service was
he'd every day: and aaening, and was
largely atteaded, especially on Sabbath,
ired on Saturday, the 4th of when there wens npezatcls of five thous-
. For some reason whieh is and people 011 the gro ads. The conduct
a, the Chatham attorney fer of those attending was of the most or-
ae allowed that day to pass derly and. serious cherteter.
declaration having been filed. —A little four year old son of Alh..
er immediately . moved for Registra Wilelihane, of St. Marys,
. The application was made strayed away from home the other day.
ptembet, and enlarged until He was fpnud about 'three miles frem
the 14th, when the argnme t home by *Er. John ;MeIntyre, and as
before Chief Justice Wilso that gentleman could got no informs -
worth appeared as counsel f r tion from the young reale), except that
4
ae, and. Mr. Ogden supported he lived aear "Padd Hickey," he took
ation foe the release. The him baelf te St. Ma 1, "and discovered
tice held that he was bound his home by the i eid of " Paddy
made the prder for the re -
e prisoner. Meanwhile, the
Court was deliberating a.s to
he prisoner np before the
ury, on the 27th instarit.
en the Buffalo prosecution
anadien, civil snit, the pis -
is charged with so grave a
succeeded in obtaining Itis
the Be
notiens
plated, may be behiud the age, but
have always consideted etrawbetry
festivals!, necktie socials, and s. host of
other feativals ,gotten1 up to raise money
right to go into debt( under the belief
that it can pay ate 'debts by setting on
his molly aing machinery.
't be crediaa , le for me to aet
"tick"; aai I then get up a
And wh t Would be Mean and dishOrt-
right fel a church tie de.
nite agree With( a writer an
ea, who says Perha,ps
bout . these things aro anti -
lo
he case being before the military But betw
4 oiler, who
I —A very bol robbery was perpetrat-
led in Montreal
Me. Padden, acii
ank of Mon*
ent to speak.*
posed. on his :d
fasten his door ,9.
Directly afterw
individual of a
attired in simi
boa, stole one
and sauntered
wale discovered j
gained the street
Monday last at noon. ,
a.paying teller of the
1°, i left hes cornpaat-
rolls of bills lying ex- of Dawn],
sk. He could not last week
the lock was broken. —The
rds a well dressed Myers, a
t the same age and. other we
clothing entered the work.
11 contaiuing $7,070' __Jose
ut again. The theft one of hi
st as the thief had re- machine,
and an alarm raised,
Robt. Fa
Perth Items,
. Flanagan, an oia. resident
, died in St. Marys, cf dropsy,
He wes ranch respected.
bricky,aed of Mr. Robert
Stratford, turned out the
k 60 000 bricks. Six da s'
arme taken off in a thresh'
while working on the farm
of
at
I --A-little incitleat occurred on the
lexhibitios grennda, in Toronto, last
!week, that provoked a smile on the
!countenance of every onlooker. "Two
isortment of wadding cakes plazed on
hearts that beat as one," represented
but he disappeleriad, suddenly and could
bodily by a young married couple from
seals with but a single thought, two
the country, stopped to admire the as- eat having proved a gene al
ierti nie.rexcei 0. aa l
located in Nebraska, and n-
tchell, writes to a friend t at
Stewart, who was for seve al
erly, on account of qhe
ed in the mercantile b si-
nro has been re -en-
' view by Mr. Lawsera The sight fi.11ed of the Milve il
them with emotion, and. the swain, a salara of $525 for the en-
: tion which (as yet) moved him, stooped . Talent appreciated, and no
, yielding to the strong impulse of affec-
down, and, like John Gilpin of immor- of salary here.
1 tal memory, ' kissed his loving wife," ear of 1 more big threshi g.
ve bushels of fall wheat in 30
(whispering—hat so ardently that some
;people several yerds away heard him—
Southern Railyglay, narrowly escaped_ A. Stephens, Mitchell, is c;i1-
. —Freight tirain No. 22, Canada ession Elms.
had one of the r
being hurled ober the Tilsonburg bridge ry successfully for the new book
on Monday eelening of last week, about in British North America."
11 P. 1)1. Just fis the train was near- OIL •wishing an interesting
ing the bridge a number of steers were their ord r.rd 'w
well to give Mrs. Ste, ph
ork for their lib
jumping on sad off the track in front of —A wealthly yeoman tried to p
the engine. One of them got caught off a very mean trick at Stratford
and was doubled under the trucks, in i ket the o her day, He came in wit
consequence of Which the engine was I load of w eat he wanted to sell a.s
thrown off the ttack and ran along the claas, bu it wee really so full of d
ties clean acresS the bridge. The nose oats that the buyers did not carol to
of the pilot just caught Inside the rail, purchase He "did receive one offer
hithus keeping the engine straight ahead, w eh h refused., saying he couldlget
has been
than for
Baring w
failure.
•
own this year Wallace
not be found.
years eng
nese in
he is now
joying lif
—Mr.
gaged as
school, at
suing yea
reduction
—We
Seventy -
minutes,
ton, on t
15th con
—Mrs.
"The Soo
Every
and. start
would do
Oa
ay
foot all
It woul
social t9 help me to ;ay' it. This woeld.
—One of the etr
ever haPpened in t
took place on Sat
inst. altr. James
some time bee"' al
house n account
evenin
night,
found
She i
and, s
wrong
what
found
stove.
that th
as the
side.
family
of card.
from t
dry wo
dently
the col
work
agest events that
day evening, llth.
eta:1g, who has for
'ost confined to his
f !ill health, bad,
e ired to bed that
, and, about :the middle of the
. Keatin4 Watt awakened and
he house Ailed with smoke.
prosing so °thing bad gene
ith the sto epipes, ran to See
as the mattet with them, but
On all rig and no fire in. the
fire proce ed 'from the cellar,
meke was ming through the
hich was b raing on the under
n I going ' to the cellar, the
oiled a fire suing from a iAle
oed which had been carried in
e outside, a a. the floor -overhead.
idiy being nsamed, Pieces of
d, avith waich the -fire had evi-
en kindled, wore also found. in
ar,1 but by*leom this villainone
. As the ahlldren were all
eauena ea 'ratithtledPr- trrefige 04407
as
vdeei.thalievenTebteigeehr ,;rht088100dniteobaverlen tottts
• 13. every° el seems at 16 lose to
, but there little doubt bnt it
e 'Work of ncendiary.
0
PurPo
myste
asleep
which
that
it wo
their
ment
fair, w
expl