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**iron tix!rooitor.
DISTRICT TTERS.
PUBLISHER'S'
HO3'IOL
Mit. W. H. CODY is now acting as
travelling and business Agent for THE
Exaosn'ou, and is empowered to receive
subscriptions and orders for work, col-
lect moneys and grant receipts for the
sante.
MoLEAN BROT . RAS, Publishers.
LAND SALT.—A large aantity of first -
eines Land Salt for sale chew at the Big Mills,.
Seaforth. Much of this salt was mado last sum-
mer and fall, and is quite dry. A. W. OGILYiIL &
Co. 684-13
Fon LABRADOR Herrings and Lake
Huron Herrings in half barrels, kit and Barr
;Mackerel, Finnan Haddios and other Fish go to
JonN Looltes, Seaforth. 680
CLEAT ! CHEAP !' CHEIAr ! — See the
New School Bags at._LITUSDKv & wresoses, Sea -
royal. 684-1
IN HIS NEW SHOP.— John Dorsey
has got his new shop completed, and,
Sow occupies it. The shop lis the ean1'e
size as the old one and is of b,iek. :It
is as fire proof as any buil ging can be.'
In the show room there i a concrete
floor, and in the b1P,,;gsmith shop the.
floor is of cedar block pavement. The
building is a most commodious and at-
tractive establishment and is creditable
to the enterprising prop 'etor. The
worst wish we have for la' : is that he
may enjoy at least as liberal a
share of public patron _e in his new
premises as he did in the of
The DAkOTA PARTY. — bout one
- hundred persons assembled at Car- .
aiichael's hotel` on Tuesday last to meet
with Mr. Wilcox and ga information
concerning Dakota and ; -aking arrange-
ments for passage and freight rates.
Owing to an unexpected elay at Chi-
cago Mr. Wilcox did not reach here in
time for the meeting and nothing de -1
fin=ite was done. Mr. Wilcox, however,'
arrived on Wednesday, and a meeting
of those wishing to confer with him
will be held at the Mansion Hotel on
Monday next at two o'clock, so that
all those who were disappointed on
Tuesday and any others desiring to go
to the Northwest can rely upon meeting
lam on that day. We may also state
that Mr. O'Connor, of the Chicago and.
North Western Railway, and Mr. E.
W. Wiley, of the Michigan Central, are
expected at the meeting.
Peeso NAL --We had the pleasure
ether day of a visit from Mr. An
Cowan, of Peotone, Will County,
noir, formerly of McKillop, who
resent visiting friends in this -sec
Mr. Cowan looks well, and is; hig
pleased with his location in Tllinois
has no desire to return to Canada ag
and says he can make more money
make it: much easier there than h
Corn and oats are the principal
they -raise. This they use mainly
fattening 'stook, principally pigs, wh
they raise themselves, and for
they get ready sale. Dairying,
pays well. Be keeps a number of m
ems, and disposes of the butter
dealers in Chicago. Eighteen cents
pound is the lowest price realized,
>t often runs as high as 30c and 35c
pound. Mr. Cowan informs us that
brother Walter and Mr. John Elli
alelo from McKillop-, who reside
kiln, are well, and doing w
and are quite as favorably impre
with the country as he is. The m
friends of these- parties in this sect
will be pleased to hear of their conti
ed prosperity in their new home.
Cowan expects to return in about
weeks.
the
drew
is at
tion.
ghly last for. Louis
andandproposes to f
is a steady y
he will do w
ere, adjourned m:
crops Seaforth Che
in in the Town
ich terian Sabbat
which der the aus
also, Huron, wiI b
filch. nesday next.
to elected Presi
per
and
per
his
ott,
near
ell,
sed
any
ion
nn -
Mr.
two
not need
ing a hos:
the Conn.
tended to
used very
'establishi
without e.
originally
pleting on
o inouf the expen e
tower pa was con
il, ands the mone
expend in this w
judioi:usly and
g a ]ire . alarm
wading the am + n
intended to expo d
wate#aworks sy e
it
c
THE LII ERAErSooI-T.
meeting o the ;`terary Soc
day night last, • hen sever
readings -ere von. R
also be gi ' en on • ext Tues
but we ar : unab to give
We under.tand +at on t
Tuesday :venin ; that will
Tuesday i Jan '-ary, ther -
grand deb : to on f the - Synd
ment, and that small a
will be ch rged, : nd the
devoted to aid th Mecham
Further a ' d fu particul-
however, will be iven i_,„ a
LOCAL i
eldest dau,
of this t e ,
sista:at be
Qohool.
ed and ole
are sure,
The roof o
Merchants
a
RIEFS,
l a lfiss M
l eery If John
n; habeen a
+tar i. the Kinb
ss Kil ran is an
• er y.. g lady, a
ake a - excellen
one o the blo
salt • Arks fell i
heavy wei. ht of s : ow upon
Fortunately no p arson was
the accide• t.--T.'e High
Schools w: e-re-otied on
with a goo atten l ance at b
tions. — a r. W C. Mc
secured a •-: tner ip with
McDougall of St. t homas,
leading. leg :1 prao tioners
Ontario, le t to n or his ne
Tuesday. We x•;11 be - s
N1r. McLis: d s not yet
mark in the leg 1. rofession.
man from t e c u • try dropp
bills when i . to n he other
finder wou d :., - honest
would be lioral y e -warded
the same at the xroslTOii
The nomin : tion fo a school t
the East w:, 11 '11 •e held o
day next. "' e h p ;this atte
a trustee • ill pr. ; e more
than the la:t.=--Gri o`'s oomi
has been iss, ed. It is good,
person who can aPpreciate
colons shoalget a copy.—
weather boo has been pub
contains a v: st amo int of us
mation, and well eserving
age.—The e nodus fr pm this
hood to Man toba atd Dakota
to be even grater n xt spring
!We are sor y to lose so m
citizens, but ' e hop they will
in the new 1::. d.—a r. John.
of Mr. Bober Jones„Sr:, of t
who has bee • engaged at the
business for •num +er of
Mr. Wm. Ca.. pbell, , left on
•ille, K..,ntucky,
llow hi . trade.
ung m.= . , and w
11. in hi new ho
ening o the Patr cr
se Fac y will
all to-. ay.—Th
Sch.el Conve
es of r he Pres
held i ' :Clinton
Mr. D,= Hogan
eat of the Tuo
Branch Agrio lfgral ociety.
selection coolnot h: ve been
0I
:
f erect-
lated by
w in-
oul be
Berl in
ane tion
it was
in com-
as a
nes-
ere ting
igs will
eve in
names.
ollo loving
`he last
1 e a
a ree-
sion lee
ers
nstitute.
of this,
mei
frill ran,
n, 'sqi,
ted as-
rzi ! P blic
c O plsh-
d I will
chic
at
]der
t w.
red
Pu
on, ay
h inst
se ha
of
est
he me
ised
ake
A genle-
$20 lin
t nd
]leavi
Fluot
nstee
Thu
pt to
noes:
aI a+
nd ev:
th ri
se O:
gh d..
til ir#f
f atFe
el hb.
r mis:s
is last.
good
posp
• e , a'
8 tow
to loris
rEl wit
Mndaly
el lie
.: Jajn(s
re sn•e
e.' ---The
sbfthe
e held
Presb
ion
tsWv
nl ec
s` beet
er itt
4 vette
ade.
lie.
the
we
the
the
eek.
bc
c
li
ast
itu-
ing
lin
he the
rn
on
if
s
Deities IN Centime. — At the last
'meeting of the old Councillors held on
Monday evening last, a deputation from
the Directors of the Mechanics' Insti-
tu;te appeared before the council asking
for the annual grant to the - Institute,
which had not yet been made for the
past year. The council granted the
sum of $6.0.- A resolution was 'passed
to the effect that the copy of theagree-
meat between the Grand Trunk Rail-
way and the town,and also the by-law
for opening Jarvis street across the
railway track be placed on file awaiting
the action of the next council., as it
considered inexpedient for the retiri.
cou.neit to take action in . the master.
The sum of $5 was refunded to Mr. S.
Smith., of McKillop, on expenses paid
by him for cattle he had in the pound
and also: a similar amount to Mr.
Morrison for the same purpose. .The
Mayor was allowed $30 for the use of
his office during the past year. Mr.
Carclno was allowed the sum of $60 for
the use of the town clock for the past
year. The school grants, am•runting to
41,200 for the Public School and $1,400
for the High School, were passed. The
Golleotor was instructed to complete
his roll and return the same to the
Treasurer on or before the 15th day of
January. The Council then adjourned.
Fate AL:Arai. — On Tuesday night
about half -past nine o'clock, the fire
alarm was sounded and the citizens
generally turned out. The members of
the fire brigade were promptly on hand,
but fortunately their services were . not
required, as it was soon learned that
the cause of the alarm was only the
burning out of a chimney in Mr. A. G
.&nitrs; brick block on Iklain Street. On
this becoming known quiet was restor-
ed. We are informed that the engineer
at the water -works. who had retired for
the night, never heard the alarm at all. i the very modest
This is not sur -prising as no person ! first of ,next M.
went to waken him, and when the which the Comp
wind is blowing from the South East, - have expired. I
bete -veep this and
ance for five year
larswill just h:
annum on a tho
second class.- In
not be so much,
fourth classes it
This is certainly
is only about half
companies would
seen, therefore,
amount of money
ers of the County
these companies
course, the savin
aggregate the amo
ing were it figure
Messrs. Wrn. McC
Sullivan, in their
very highly the ne:
ner in which the b•
are kept by the
Shannon and also
THE INSURA
al meeting -of
Killop Mutual
was held in t
afternoon - las
attendance.
Mr. James K
Company. T
by the Secret
-tors' report.
discussions, w
versational an
than otherwis
ed as satisfa
Tuckersmith r
following gentl
tors from tha
Broadfoot, Jr.,
Elgie, Donald
McEwing.
laws of the Co
slight amend
ing dispersed,
fled with the m
pany and the v
is ance it affords
ng of the directors
.i
members' me
was re -appoint
Shannon was
and treasurer,
vice-president
manager. The
and Mr. John
appointed a co
pass applicatio
—From the
the follov`ing i
ber of member -
the past year,
insured, $2.276,
year, $777,595.
notes, $55,529 ;
year, $18,375.
pired ,during t
374 pcilicies iss
increase df 51
The receipts of t
and the expend
a balance of $7.0
amount paid fol
this added to $8'
rowed for the p
paid last year, a
which forms an
makes $2,1772..2
working expense
salaries, expense
.
CE MF
the me
Fire.I
e tow
The
TIi G.—
bers of
surauce
hall 0
0was a
he chi r was o0
rr, the
e annu
y, as
oth re
ich we
exph
The
tory.
ired t
men
town
John
' oss, S
ter co
• pany,
eats t
, Preside
1 report
as also
orts elici
`e more
iatory c
iwere bo
Phe dire
a year,
w re elect
]lip, viz.
Hannah,
len ley, an
sidering
,nd mak
ereto, th
11 app gently w
nagemont of t
p rate o
:At the
the clos
Ir. Jam
ry che'
them. -
held a
ting,
:d pros "dent, M
re -app: inted s
Ames B
John
t, vice -p
+, direct
to exa;
mbershi
report
on : Tot
1,682 increas
50. v
31 ; in
Amo
• Mr. .
nd M
reside
Britto
mittee
s for m
irector
format
0
lye of
grease du
nt of p
i acre i,se duri
ambe
e year,
ed las
ver t. previo
e year were $3
,307.61,.
ftreasur
vas $1,
the mo
year will
price of
the Coi
ng the
year, in
lections,
$543.38.
five ye
organiz
her losse
ate, an
thongs
$5, or
sand dllar risk
the fir: t class i
hile i the thir
ill be : fraction
cheap iinsuranc
what
of poli
03. The
year, b
tore $
9int-
lesseee,
2, bete
evioi s
d the
sset of
lean
of th
of co
gure o
y, th
: n3 w
no fur
that
en on
ve cos
11
the sound of the alarm bell can scarcely
be heard at the works even in day
time. This is another proof of the
ab
ca
th
ao
tin
fur
as
c.h.
Coo
witF
fo
est
gra
wo
eye
this
long
now
sae::
Bre;
solute necessity of having an. alarm
nnectiou between the main street and
e water -works building. As matters
w are our water -works are compara-
-ely useless, at least, they do - not
nish the degree of safety they should,
much depends upon having water' to
mitmita fire in its incipiency. The
ncil should attend to this matter
Tout any farther delay. We are in=
armed that a sufficient alarm could be
ablished between either of the tele -
ph offices in town and the water-
rks building for about $60. But
n should the cost be double or treble
amount, the work should not be
long
delayed. As the hose can
be dried. most effectually by
ing them in the derrick at Mr. :
adfoot's.lumber kiln, the town will
ed the
safe' and
menus,
edge, th
facte.' -
FARM
sold' his f
to r: Ge
L' rr.
left or p
of 's fri
safety.
GOOD
Nei mane,
lambs fr
a had ;
Faint
the 5th c
farni of
for the sL
Carbert
block.
THE HUROW EXPOSITOR.
to insurers as being
all . of which state -
from personal knowl-
ly borne out by the
7LD
arm
org
Mr
Cts
end
PER SOhA
formerly t
present
in this loc;
to take up
SPEI4LIN
took place
pupils of s o 1
7 which r::nl
Mr. J. D. taro:t,
Miss Gi1p of
gage ing in:f•
akinfivo mi...
1
rey.
Mr. James Dunbar 'nus
t 25, concession 5 Grey,
riove, of Logan.,
lake, farm
nowu l. -er of Grey,
4st-' eek. Some
ars. an%iou6 as to his
+, n .
alas.
ullett.
Last week Mr. Thos.
.Iar ock, purchased twenty
n ►, r 'Cble, of Hallett, at $li
ve y :oc d price fo lambs. 1
LD Mr. Thos. B- ownlee, o
. .f Hallett, has sold his
ac e. ;to Mr. Thos. Carbert
o 2,800. This gives Mr.
f r.' of 300 acres in one
ac
sit
li
th
n-
ho
orris.
r. George Johnson,
ir. section 1'o. 5, is at
his numerous friends!
Mr. Johnson intends;
s udy of Medicine.
T re—A- spelling match'
iday last between the'
ectioiis No. 5 and No.
in an even contest.
!teacher of 1o. 5_ and
Minn No. 7 were en -
tit the spellings each
es.
TE Ma
heir ainnu
ng of Tue
he c air
llop and
in here willj
hoir. The
al ot b an
ts
It
an
fai
th
rea
udi
hor
Con
cte
the,
rec
MeS
ert
mes
1110
eet-
tis-
ni-
ng
the
err
j.
ary
oot
ttie
nt,
nd
pan
ing
rtY
hm
the
ex -
ere
an
ar.
ing
he
or-
as
fe
al
ng
at
he
or
ill
0 Or
us r-
d l-
er
11
0.
he large
what ; an im
is say
broil
In
is ,sin
-d to the
the age
ividuall3
11, but i
up. 1The au
nnell 'Find Joh
repor
t and
oks of
ecreta
, cc urate
the Com
y, Mr.
recomm
ave r6centl
aster, and
qounds
ers and aho
TI G — The members of
re av: decided to hold
ay the 25th inst.,I in their
a wi I be served at 6:30 and
be taken by the pastor at
Ad resees will be deliver -
Me ars MeLean, of Blyth ;
a g; and Reid, of Walton.
al le musiC by a good
eltings are always well
we re sure this one will
xoep ion in • this respect.
nd he proceeds: will be
ddii another let to the
nds. The congregation
e ei :de, very handsome
s ;ow Ilaa1180 for their
he w_re to enlarge the
h re t small is a most
on t e art of the manag-
d e 'b rally seconded by
y ar, old fill
f r the hiande
t e last en hi ars
o eight horS s, at
Reid may lo c n
ration. ” One in o
t is for high
of Stanley ?"
TEA MEET G
SU cesstul tea mee
to have taken plac
w s postpone on
It was opene by s
af er which boun
T e proceeds if th
is o erase the ebt
T.
a
✓ David Reid re-
s x farmer a two
y "Simon Pare,"
of $200. During
Reid has disposed
average price of
highest being $225
' This is making
d we hope Mr:
e to reap such:
his worthy (mou-
nt asks "How is
econd concession
er the auspices of
was held, on the
en Line, a very
, considering the
Thr meeting was
the 31st ult., but
unt of the storm.
tg, ng and prayer,
if 1 tea was par -
w d addresses by an
eeting, including
d to $154, which
n the parsonage at
, HE DEBAT
in I Club I met
flounced te did
ed that Co-op
SMiety." Th
tended ' by a
once. The di u
form of pro al
results Of " ni
than weighin he
tion as now e if pl
port of the rest) ut
though Smile . ha
-Ruch as were al
get variety f 1
club adopt th-I 'a
choosing !side a
ed, as it wo ld
his will 'ave th
renaer on pro
he" striat th of t
oratory a d th
The next eeti
day eveni g, th
wil be br ught
a ing v1 ting
raei
Kinburn Debat-
e 4th inst., as an-
e subject "Resolv-
is beneficial to
g was well at-
ook rather the
the probable
s of "Co -opera-
' the literal im-
The discussions
miscuous, were
d to awakens,
f thought. It
the future the
ntary system of
, in place of
tofore employ -
each of the
aherent opinion
er discussion.
obable truthful -
and. will now
coasistent with
e cultivation of
ng after truth.
e held on Tues -
mend the Can -
lection Law by
iee
1141
in t
ora ul
Stitson has ret
bsence of 11
FOR DAEOTA.
wns the
The peopf
t. place id
ill n
pon
near
in t
g an
th
it is villagd hav
s ccessful iteti
materially t th
cess may be' att
he Very el quen
TEA. MEE INC
Yon DIM s a
ng n co nec
ce Hall, land
f;ri the excellent
Is. Moffatt, of
h le
ar t
enib
give
tritte
TLie
haa
gs,
short 3.
The 4
on
inst.,
as 1
11 h
ea th
Re
the
ayile
er, a
hag
PY 11
gclesuti
TS.—Mr. John
a visit after an
e geld region of
d hearty.
°Inas Lee, who
place, has de -
the machinery
Forks, Dakota.
have erected
. Lee a bonus
ery and work
od Templars of
eries of very
h has added
er. Their suc-
to the active
; and also to
s delivered by
e ago.
nual tea Meet -
St. John's
Ins village on'
the Temper-
ely attended.
.musical and
could be de -
great praise B
had prepared s
r, and Rev.
opened the
which the rn
lody, entitled c
year." The Ef
en addressed W
t the con- w
vot,43L- of thanks were tendered
to• ' the cliaoir, speakers, chairman, wait-
er anila the ladies who provided the
en., er,jettinmetit The proceeds amount.-
Locrius.—Mr. Charles Tough, Stanley,
h s organized a singing class in this
vi age. He is a very superior teacher,
d ys over, the public school was opened
o Monday last, Mr. McAndreW, late of
B ake, first !teacher, and Miss Katy
alker, Sta ley, second teacher.—Mr.
J. hn Robins n, blacksmith, has again
co de menced usiness in his shop, lately
ociupied by r. J. E. Moore, where•he
vei be founcl as of old, always ready to
at -end to thelwants of all those who
m y favor hialiwith their patronage.
ricultural pleraents of all kinds
Vi • e, an old Iles:Went of this place, has
re /A oved to Fit, town, township of Hay.
hat renaoved to that large and com-
mcidious shop, 1 tely occupied. by Mr.
VW), where he ill be always ready to
at nd to the so es of the people.—Mr.
Jo n Tippet wae made the happy par-
ent! of a bouncing baby girl last week.
Wroxeter.
IliARKETE.—Fti,11 wheat $1.00, spring
$5. 0 per cwt, ;butter 18c to 20c per
ERS0NAL.— r. Wm. Small, who for
a n mber of yea B filled the position of
vill ge clerk, lef this place last week,
to ocept a situ tion offered him in
Cli ton. We d not know what line of
bus ness Mr. Small is going into but we
wis him every Success in it whatever
it 14ay be.
COarrare—A grand fancy dress car-
niv 1 was held on the Wroxeter Skat-
wee . The rink presented a very gay
13,
ing ink on Thursday evening of last
appearanee as it ere were a,bout forty
ska I rs in mask ; Some represented his -
tori ad and soM national characters,
but be majori y ere dressed for the
com cal. Clo n appeared as jolly and
out ad seeme to enjoy skating as
muc as ever h enjoyed archery. A
off s natural r vitY and for two hours
aud a half tut led and rollicked as
gayly as any. I is understood that
prize carnival eh rtly which we have
cessf litits Was th last.
comMenced, an
to have a larg
pied by Messr
intends occupy n
Parke into ds li
hall, nd w 1 kelp
all ki de of maclai
TE MEE meet-
ing 11 be eld in
Bayfield, o the
January 2 th, w
dress s will be
son, o Brumfield
be fur ished by a
serve at helf-pas
DiSpICT LODGE.
ing of 1; Stanley Dia
,Lodge was held i
Hall, n Tuesday,
officers have bee
ii
Simps n, District
Direct r of Ceremo
Chaplain ; George
Edwaril Briggs,
the brethren took i
place ;there- th
would e held. t
resolved to celebrat
of July,in Exeter,' a
The ne t annual di
be held! in Tama.
•
•
•
ng fishing has already
nd profitable winter's
. George Parke has
(3 and lot lately occa-
it himself. Mr.
g in the upper part,
lewer part as' an
min and machinery
on hand at all times
ery manufactured by
of Ayr.
'he annual tea meet -
t. A.ndrew's church,
vening of Tuesday,
en interesting ad -
of ISeaforth ; Thom-
ui able music will
ho r. Tea will be
6 o'clock. There
us , as the meeting
st uteresting one.
ric Loyal Orange
he Temperance
he lth inst. There
Ce The following
e elated : Thomas
ess before the lodge,
to onsideration the
an ual Celebration
was unanimously
the next Twelfth
d the whole dis-
vor of that place.
trict meeting will
•
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Brua field.
barley, 70e to 75c.
)3[781.'1:H.—Basin ss has been good
here th s winter, as rucefield has got
a good *lame for a arket for all kinds
of graine &c. Saw ogs seem to be all
the go here now. '
Peer Kiaeare—M . James Ross, Jr.,
of the , London Road, Stanley, near
Saturday last by th train. It ippettra
the colti, along with two others, got on
the tradk, and the! 1 .45 train coming
along s ' tick it, cutti it fairly in two.
ilr
The ot ers were b y hurt, but are ex -
township of Geor a, will learn with
regret of her deal hid' occurred on
Decem r 31st. . Corner was well-
known i the vici of Varna. She
%vats a si ter of Me s s. James and John
Turner, and Mrs, T somas Simpson, of
the Par Line, Stanl y.
PRESE, Tama. e members of the
ha,ve pr Belated the u inister of the cir-
cuit, Re , Mr. Livirqstone, with a pair
of handeotne and cimfortable buffalo
robea aa a Mark of t eir esteem for him
and apPreciation of his services. It
and few are more de ening than the
NOT ROAD AS Run TED.—It was re-
ported ciat Mr. Jo n S. Brownlee, a
cheese faptory, and w -as reraoved from
the county of Essex to Dakota a short
time ago„ihad been lo t and periehed in
one of this snow stot s in that country.
We are now glad to le rn that that re-
port was tiacorrect, r. Joseph Hig-
ince the !report was urrent, and the
amily were then w 11 and doing splen-
didlcy E.
hew fadtory, wash
otel, on Saturday ast. Mr. George '
r. josep Higgins ecretary. There
as present a fair re n• sentation of the
0'6 tO
patrons, an , all expreseed them
well pleased With the returns th
received for heir milk during th
in NYhich th r business has been
acted by the roprietor of the f
Mr.:Hugh eCartney, ;who act
repdrt which was read by the au
Mr. George aird, showed that t
erage pelling ,price during the season
was 10.86 cents per pound of cheese,
and of which! the patrons realized 8.52
cents per peund. This report was
Ela
adopted un nimously, and several of
the entleme present expressed their
entiste satisfa tion withi the result, as
weillas with e manner in which the
factdry had b en conducted. In respect
ney aicthe would make i and box the
chee e and draw the milk for 2f cents
per ound of heese made. This offer
was t once cepted. Mr. McCartney
was °appointed salesman and treas-
urer. and Medsrs. Wm. 'Sinclair, Alex.
Mus ard and Joseph Higgins were re-
appo nted a committee of management,
and r. George Baird was reappointed
audi or. • The business of this factory
duriag the paat season has been more
profitable to the patrons' than to tho
proprietor, owing to the fact that a
smaller busin ss had been done than
in sense forme years. This was due to
the lew prices whieh prevailed tor a
couple of year previously, discouraging
some of the patrons, and, consequent-
ly, they sold off their milch cows. This
is a difficulty ith which most factories
have ad to c ntend during the past
year, ut the ood returns and good
again and we may expect that this ex-
cellent factery,l,situated as it is in one
of th best fa -ng sections in Canada,
will s on get u to its former large out-
put. •
selves
ey had
e past
anner
trans -
ed • as and that
nnual said mea
ditor, that such
he av- damage b
as also be 1
to the iuj
nag pf the
Monday.
HORSE
rola of Bo
interestin
4, on Sat
large numb
ful art.
vided atte
habit of
and othe
thie tow
digging d
gravel, t
Hay.
PERSONAL.—Mr. Thomas Case, whose
'conva. escence as reported a short time
ago, is now at ome among his friends,
and is rapidly! egaining strength. He
remaa s at he e for the remainder of
the year, not initendieg to resume bis
college course Until he is thoroughly re-
nual meeting o the members of
will be held ''n the township h
Zurich,, on Mo day, February 7 18
at 11 o'clock a. M. The- object of
meeting is to elect officers and direct
for the ensuing year, to hear the ann.
report Of the year's proceedings, and
transaet other basiness. There should
company is doing a splendid work, a
saves the farmens of the district h
dreds of dollars nnually, and the mem-
bers should talt a lively and active in-
terest in its aff rs.
EXASTINATION ND ENTERTAINMENT.—
The regular ha, yearly examination. of
the pupils of section No. 2, Hay, was
held on Wednesday, the 22nd ult. The
pupils in both diepartnientS were sub-
jected to a ca ful exarnmation in the
different subject allotted' to their re-
spective elassea y their teachers Mr.
Collins and Miss ,Whiteford, assisted
Mr. An erson mid Mr. Case, and sho
their .w rk had been performed durin
ed by t eir pointed and emphatic a
provide by the ladies of the sectio
the pas term. A bountiful repast w
and was partaken of by a nuttier°
body of visitors. The examination,
spoken by all, was one of the mo
suceessf I held he this section for som
time, music ' and literary ente
tainmen was gi en in the schoolroo
on the e ening o I the same day by th
pupils, sisted y their friends. Th
entertainment as a decided succes
all being More t an pleased with th
singing of the ttpils in concert. M
of the ptipils in his department W9.
crownedli with great success. Th
solo singing, of 11r. Collins was well re
ceived, and also the recitations an
readings ef Mess s. F. Collins, T. Fyfe
A. Ca.se and othe se The singing of th
National Anthem 'brought to a dos
the best school e tertainnaent ever hel
an -
the
all, Riding Agri
81 in Brussels
the
ors
ual
to
be
his
nd
un -
JANUARY 1,61i 1881:
bailie ions on the rclads in ii!
ip, as also excavating or I
holes therein for sand or STOCKTAKING SALE
law . prohibiting the s: Me, 1
the clerk be mstruc d to - NOW GoING ox AT
II 41
OUR 4NNUAL
able t pay t e full dam ell
ecture in BC 001 hottse No.
ay eve ing 1 st, to qui e a
t on of is he era, while he'
gave an exhaustiv addr ss on the in-
telligence, t aining and general treat-
ment of t la, horse. On •the Mon ay
dir
following be ween 30 and 40 persons e -
vicious ani ls si ply by the bit, with-
horse-brea 1 g, ho to tr at those that
its, forcing hem o sub ea ission under
all circum t nces, ithou injuring or
abusing th . Th supe -ority of his
method ' 111contro mg lid subduing
out the us whi or ta Ming of any
kind, was arent e all ; from the way
in which t e he practise upon won Id,
in a few utes, Willingl; submit Ito
his will, pr v ng, as does the truth of
love than f a ," even amort:st the lower
animals. H also ave m • ch useful in -
the horse, es eeciall deali 'g with thoSe
Bras els.
rivate oney loan at ,7
time. Apply to -C. R. Cooper,1 Brussels Poat
Office. 684-2
man is lyin ery ill.
Ita.-1113TAr.4 Thom s Da ford, dray -
Holmes wa appointed cha Man.
Stewart, blacksmiths, ha e dissolied
partnership.I Mr. Scott ill carry on
TEE EAS SoCIETY.—The
g of t e members of East
u tural ociety will be held
Thur day, 20t3h inst. ,
by
eh
g for last year
as bursements $
spring, $1 to
IVIISSIONARY
missionary • is
church will ib
sionary agen
Sunday next
AteNUAL
meeting of t
Branch Agri u tural
officers were cted
Morris, Pres
Grey, Vice -Pr
Forsythe, A.
foot, John Hysl
Robert Browit,
re -appointed
The auditors
1
06 ; peas, 60a, barley, 65c
$7 to148.
he =anal
St. Johns'
Sr the inis-
!rapbell, on
— annual
era of the Grey
Societ was held
en th following
Ferguson,
hn Broad -
W. Smith,
rM014 in
preaahed
caning and
ETING
me
1111
9
sid.ent. Di
p, R. Martin
Thonias Ke ly and W.
Donald Stewart was
tiL
eretau and Treasurer,
ort showed e receipts
be $631 aad the die -
11
as EXAMINATIO,
St Mon at the A
e the 24th ult.
r- did lot of boo
m trustees for di
tion was cond
Bp ing from the
e answers in th
r. reading, writi
g gent fates of he children," lcombined
e' the close, all a re evidence carefal
- training receiv at the hand of their
d teachers, Mr. Bier I and iss Kest-
, nighan, also t theY theme Ives had.
singing, Miss Kernighan pr
took the chai hen :short
f were delivered
e- others. A un
was tendered t
t tiring from the
efficient mann
• charged her d
after which th
to the' great delig
The benediction
Rev. Mr. Coo
pleased with t
, is gratifying to
services have b
The annual' examina-
urn *wheel, *as held on
were provided by the
ed by. MeS4
ray and DO
upils ready
and spelling!
nd the brig
ie, elicit -
were re -
a
IA Killop.
PIG BILLED.— n Thursday night o
last week, the roo ofs, pig house on th
farm of ,' Mr. J riaes Kerr, northern
gravel road, brok in with the weigh
of snow which SA accumulated upon
it, and killed a ine fat porker. Mr
Kerr had several , thers in the pen with
this one, and it is fortunate 'that they
DEBATING SOCIE 17,—The ueual meet-
ing in schod sect on No. 4 was held
last Thursday e ening, January 6th
with a fair repre entatien of hearers
Prominent amen the number were
several ladies, w o have been the first
to honor these me tings with their at-
tendanoe, and we ope 'he eXample set
111,
will be followed y ot ers. The sub-
ject, "Which has bee productive of
the greatest amou t of , evil, ignorance,
wealth or overty " weal well discussed.
It was de ided th t the advocates of
ignorance had ma e moat points. The
next meet'ng will_ e held on Thursday
evening, anuary 0, when the subject,
"Affirmed that anada offers better
United St tes," w 11 be dismissed. The
affirmative will be led by G-eorge Turn-
bull, supported by James Hartley and
George Mantosh • the negative by Geo.
Lockhart, support' d by George Murdie
and Tame Lockh
AT REDUCTION ON ALL
WOOLEIV GOODS.
WE ARE NOW SELLING OFF
Whiter Clothing at Wholesale Prices,
Bosa', Men's and Youths' °vac 3ats at Cost,
Lad es' Heavy Cloth Mantles' a Cost,
Dia kets at -Cost,
La es' Fur Eats, Muffs and Boas at COL,
OUR VERY LARGE STOOK.
Our Stock being yet vety large, giros a good
assort t to select from at a
VERY' REASONABLE PRIOR.
We eordially invite a look at the Great Bar-
gains we offer.
and distributed—Corried. Moved by
Mr. Wallace, seconded. by Mr. Brett,,
that the tecretary advertise for tenders
for the erection of wood sheds at the
various School housea where _required,
tenders to be received. at the next meet-
ing of the Board and contracts let—
Carried. Moved by Mr. Wood, second-
ed by Mr. Wallace, that an assistant be
procured for No. 1, if the school has
over 70 scholars—Carried. Moved by
Mr. Wand seconded by Mr. Wallace,
that thelioard de now adjourn to meet
again on the 19th of March, at Egm.ond--
vine, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the purpose
of receiving tenders for the erection of
woodsheds and other buainess—Carried.
OPEN *MING.— The members of
Winthrop Lodge No. 201, Independent
Order of Good Templars, gave an open
meeting in their Lodge Room, which
was condhoted in the manner in which.
the private Meetings are usually -carried
on, givingthose who were not members
of the order, an idea of the working of
a Lodge while in session. Brother 11.
IL Blanchard, W. C. occupied the ehair.
The entertainment consisted of songs,
readings, 'recitations and dialog -am.
Brother A. Govenlock being called upon
made a feW suitable remarks en tem-
perance. Brother C. Herbert assisted
by sister M. Blanchard gave a humorous
song. Brother Gee. McLean, Sr, gave
a reading entitled, "The Sorroxyful Tale
-of the Servant Girl." Brother Wm.
Hall gavel an excellent reading, and
Brother J.IE. Johnston gave a reading
entitled ti?.13 Temperance Fanatic.),
Bro. C. 'Torbert again entertained the
audience with a song, Stster M. Blanch-
ard presiding at the organ. Brother
R. GoverllOek gave a very interesting
reading. yother J. R. Goyenlockgave
a reading entitled, "Only a Glass 4
Wine." Brother C. -Herbert and sister
M. Blanchard entertained the audience
with music from violin and organ.
Siker M. Govenlock gave a reading;
Brother R.1Govenlock and Brother C.
Herbert a dialogue: Broth,er J. E.
Johnston a recitation ; Sister L. Goven-
lock a recitation entitled the "Orange
and the Green ",; Brother Wm. Moffat
a reading ; Brother 0. Herbert and
Sister M. Blanchard a song, and Bie-
speech. Several parties then gave ih
their names as desirous of beconain
members of the order, after which the
Lodge closed in the usual form., when
all repaired to their homes well satisfi-*
he exer-
usic and
Siding at
Habkirk
addresses
mous vote (lif than
'as Kerniglaan on r
rofession, foil.' the ver
n which she had chs
t es dOring her term
t of the little folks
all separated. highl
ow that Mr. ifiller's
Couticie —The 1 st meeting for 1880
was held at Mc ribbon's Hotel, Win-
throp. T e follo ing accounts were
Andrew G venloc for lumber, $15.18
to Louis cDonal for lumber $4.50 to
R. Pethic for repairs to scrapere, &c.,
ing, $5 to lames ysart for charity,
$8.61 to Francis Case for gravel, 75c to
Robertson & Co. fc4 stone harnMer and
nails, $11.70 to O. W. Papst for station-
ery, $5.89 to Wm. Cameron for gravel,
$40 to eaDli councillor for services let-
ting and paSsing contracts, ticc., $50 to
the Reeve for servides attending boun-
dary line affairs, &el., as also aa order
for the clerk's salary, $36 to. James
Scott for inapecting Roxboro bridge and
use of sand, $1 to Francis Catnpbell error
in dog tai4 $1 to Ridley McTaggart
error in section labor, $9 to Mr. Messer -
for grtvel, $10.98 to Patrick Ryan
vel, d $1 each to Henry MO-
ACCIDENT.—
as Mr. Peter
on thelarm of
Road, Tuckers
met with a ve
was removing s
the machine,
caught, and tw
partly taken o
badly crushed.
ed that he will
permanent inju
•
11
kers 'th.
n Friday after
kenhead was
r. James Not
ith, Mr. Alb
id
ISCHOOL BOAR
Public School
6th inst., in the
Returns were p
Connell, the ret
ination of trust
uel Wallace,
Wood and Davi
to serve for the
Having signedt
the minutes of
and confirmed.
passed and paid
signed and sea
Wallace, second
that John Doig
current year—C
THE OHEESE FACTORY MEETING—The!
annual meeting of the patrons of the
Rodgerville Cheese Faetory, was held
in the Factory on Tuesday last. There
was a good! attendance, and much
interest was; manifested by all in the
operations of the factory. In the fore-
noon the Directors met for the purpose
-of winding tip the business of the past
year. They! decided to declare a -divi-
dend to the Stock holders of $3 on each
share. At the conelnsion of the .
Directors meeting the Shareholders met
and elected, the folloWing Directors,
viz : James 1,ang, James Moir, John
obertson, McDougall, James
tewart, James ,Comiors and Peter
earetary and Treasurer. This con-
e the 'business of the Directors
nd Shareholders. The Patrons meet -
g was then bea The financial re -
ort, which was read and adopted,
°nulls of k had been delivered at
e factory,' from which were made
hreshin
Londo
rt Not
y painfni accident. HO
raw trona the
nd got his I
-of his fing
, and. the thir
Medical aid
nd hopes are
recover witho
•
Y.
.—A rdeetin
village o
esented
•
held
Eg
from
di
s, declaring t
eir declaration
last meeting ,
Several amen
and the
ed. Mo
d by Pe
be chai man
rried, Moved
ended. by R.
oat be secret
current year—
t year, and dis
ers—Ca
econded
teacher
arried.
ded ,by
get t
earing of
ft handl ft„
th
•
was a
ntertain
t serious
17
.of the
on the
9,223 pounds of cheese, taking 10.4-6
to
eh
d, John T
elected se
r. er
unds of milk to make a pound of
eese. The average price per pound.
alized was 11.59 centS. The total
mount receivedior cheese Was $20,-
2, the port on of which went to the
trons bein $16,629A4, or an average
ice of 9.33 Cents per pound of cheese.
he Directora amaoanced that for next
ason they would. draw the milk, make
d box the cheese for 2i cents pc3r
. Thiel offer -was 'unanimously
cepted. The following officers were
pointed : Jas. Lang salesman ; Com
ttee of Management, Messrs. James
nnors, Peter Moir and James Moir.
is concluded the business of the
ding. The tneeting was a most
po
er
ea bY e:hrneuadel, Co
for the 4Tilel
by Da-
vid Manson, se ,. Brett,
that George Sp ry and
treasurer for the ,anied.
auditors' report
the same as la et form I wil.
ributed Pre
that an assiStant e engaged for 1 the
No. 9 for three uties to cora- i ed a
mence at once— oved by Mr. 1 We
number of monthly merit pard.s printed Biti
each. patron seemed perfectly satisfied
With the management of the factory,
and. with= the result of the past sea :
rations ; mad large as - last- .6e-49am
ke was, we" fully anticipate that this
d at Turner's for gra
n and Duncan McGregor error in
by Alex. Kerr, that whereas it
that some parties are in the
Cribbo
dog tax
appears
miss Maggie Collie has been made
recipient of tokens of esteem, vain -
t $10, prior to her departure from
strtainster, where she was engaged as
her for three years. The best
hes of the section accompany her to
evale, where she has gone.
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' where
respec
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