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DISTRICT MATTERS.
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TnE SEX�URTH SCHOTISOHE. - This
]keantiful Piece of Afusio,. composed especittly tor
aepianob�',&g.C.M.Dunlop,of S,_iafortb, is
,low OBhaud and for sale by all News Dealqs-
697-4
A CAR LOAD of Lyman's 4 -barb Gad-
**nized Stod Fence Wire, Just ReoeiT,ed by WM.
ROBERTSON & Co. Bottom Prim. MA e
the Cheapest and Best Fence iou can b *ld. 697.1
V-PHICLER FOR SALE. -For sa 88
Vian half their real value, a L � r Wag n,
Dwnooirat Wagon and Kingle Bnggy. Apply to
SUOTT BROTHMRS, SeafOrth. 69-1 .
� Boy NVANTED.-Wanted i - ediate. Y,
as * tout stendy boy, who is a fair aaholsr- &ieady
work an:1 good wages. Apply at Tax ExposiToR
Offtce, Seafortb. I
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BRANT AND SHORT8.—A good Supply -on
hand at the Big Wills. Seaforth, on and after
April 18th. A. W. OwLyrz & Co. 697-1 i
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Tim NEW Hogic CompAwy.-Tho co 1�_
mittee appointed by the Council 1to
form a new Hose Company, met in the
Town Hall on Monday evening lak,
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when a f all company of twenty men was
organized, and the following officers
were elected.: Captain, Joseph Abell;
Ist Lieutenant, U. PiUman ; 2nd Lieu-
ten-aut, D. Woods; Secretary and Tr4s-
urer, R. Laidlaw. The Captain 4p -
pointed the following to act as brandla-
raela : W. H. Cline, George Bills and 0.
Rogam; It was' decided to have t�he
Company -known as Sitar HOBO Company
No. 1. 1,
NOT Too IATIA YET. - We Stated
some'time ago that the hotel keepers of
this town having failed to make appli-
cation to the Council for a reduction of
the license fee before the first of Margh,
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that the Council could not after t.�'at
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date alter the license by-law, and that
consequently the license fee must re-
sasin for this year at the old figure.
This was the view then taken by the
Council ' and the hotel keepers, and in
accordance with the old Act was oor-
reot. But, at the last Session of the
Legislature, an amendment to the Act
was passed. On account of that
amendment not becoming law until t e
first of March, it contains a ch PCO -
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"ding that for the year 1881 an
v.i y�by-
law regulating the license fee can be al-
tered, repealed, or amended at n ti. 0
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before the l5th of May; 'So there is a
probability that our Council will yet
have ihe-pleaaure of dealing with the
license question, that is, unless the ho-
tel keepers have changed their minAs
since last January and are now con nt
to pay the larger fee, which we hop( is
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Tia,B FALL WHEAT. -Considerable con-
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Corn, is manifested on all hands abdiat
the fall -wheat. Some ft 76
have examined it Bay that at least one-
third of it is gone beyond redemption,
while others assure us that it does not
look worse than in former years at this
: time of the Season, amd ,that there is yet
- a prospect of an abundant yield. [111
r�any places, however, we can say from
personal observation it looks pretty
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sick. But the roots may be all nglit,
aj-'though the tops are -completely goiie.
lqa-ny fields look as black as the middle
mf the road, while very few have the ap-
pearance one woiald like to' Bee. ,A
w.arm shower of rain would now havol a
raost beneficial and invigorating effect,
. and would enable a � person to judge
. much more correctly from .Observation.
From information and persbnal obs6r-
Tation, we would Bay that what vi)as
eixly sown and well put in. gives fair
omise, but what was late sown a
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U e land poorly cultivated, will stand a
poor chance. We do not. think that
even the most sq,ugaine now anticipate
&B good a gbrieral yield as last year.
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-RAQ,r-w-a M,rA-,rff —rrh,, Q,,,f..4 1,"i-11,
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ars, who always keep abreast of t a
times, had a magnificent display of
-meats on Thursday, procared especially
for the Easter season. Mr. E wing h id
�( cows, I h&fer, 3 sheep and 2 pigs,
besides lambs and calves. Of these ope
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Trickersmith, one by Mrs. Mustard of
the Same township, one by Mr. George
viewes, of Tucker8mith, and anot4er
by Mr. Ballan�lyue, of MoKillop. The
Weifer was fecd � y Mr. Fisher, of Tucher-
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ami sheep were fed by Mr.
James Ca.rnoeb an, of TuckerBmith, a4d
the pigs by Mr. J. W. Carroll, of Sea-
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2 lambs, I pig _� � a calf., One of Lis
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Zhows was fed by Mr. Jas. Broaafoot, Jin,
tnd the other by Mr. Robt. -Leather-
d, of TuckErsmith, and a apleri id
&ifer fed by r. a om as Gove n I - k.
'the lambs w3ro fed by Mr. Jarries
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4ohnston, of "ackersmith, the pig y
9x. Robert Govenlock, of McKillop, and
Qie calf by Mr. John H. Broadfoot, of
23eafortb, Mr., Daley at the mark3t,
tAad a very su, erior Steer fed by r.
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Samuel Searl tt, of -AcKillop, am a
cow by Mr. James Spri of Tuck r-
amith, besides Iambs, calves, &c. T e
. displays on th 4 whole, were &like credi-
Cable to the b�tchora, the feeders a�d
the town, and. would compare ve . P_
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Loc,A� BmEis.-Mr. W. H. Treavis,
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of this n' �,as beau awarded tl�ie
oontraottoiwor be brick wo,t-k of Mr.
Smithlsl now look in Cli:nton.-Mr.
Iames Love, o�this town, left on Mo ' -
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- day last for D ver, Colorado, where Te
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ritends, w k' g at his trade as �a
blacksmith. e is a Steady young man
and a good workman, a,ud shonld 4o
well. -Mr. R. . moldby has rented h1B
property in Walton to Mr. Wm. JoLn-
ston and- has removed on to the farm of
4fts. Burton o, the Huron Road. -M r.
Michael Murdi , of McIsAllop, moved �o I
his new farx-a iii Tuckersmith on Fr1i.
- day. -Miss Kate Cowan, now teachiiJg
in the Seaforth School aa a Substitute
far Miss Mabee, recently passed a very
I creditable exa iination at the Torouto,
Model School and has- been awarded �a
R6cond-alass professional oertificat6.
At -this examivation an unusually large
number wore r,lucked.-Rev, A. D. Md -
Donald has bequ attending the meeting
of the Church Synod at Brantford this
. week.--Mr.-a Mrs. Charles Lowrie,
qf this town, inteud taking a trip
across the At antic shortly. -Mr. A.
vonatable, brother of the Messrs. Con -
.stable, of this town, on Monday last
split one cord of short wood in five I
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. ininutes. This ,work was done on the
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farm of, Mr. J Meg Somerville, neat
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Roxboro,: nd h ,was timed by a watch.
Mr. Con8table must be a pretty expert
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axeman.� �Phe Assize Court has been
in session i�, Goderich durin,g the put
week. A, .eport of prooeodings will
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earn that our young toi— an_�Xr. lanWs;� adtho square and Fj ench and Gernian-Cl sB I. -M. 8
rnsman, P . 4trc ei n the vi' On
kndrew Kidd is doing a splendid bosi- Of bef i Ilage. , After Smf h, A. Brown, J. Case, A Neville. f
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iegs in Bayfield, and that he bids air p fe . 1 accounts, the Council Cl iss U. -K. Henderson, . Elliott, (
�o outrun the head establishment h re.. SL jo irn' d t t again )n the first T. I oleman. � �
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-Mr. A. W. Thompson, of Fri w . nesda I yat 2 o'clock -p. M. i' Las M. -F.- Ewing, K. Pashley, S.
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krthur's Landing, has been spendiU� a' ' RUNA A .1 m I 3V. Mr. do - Lo'na, i Pf Z lit, U. Case, U. Hill, D. �
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. -in tow .- wa thrown out of Iiis' M.Ballantyne,M.DeWarl' 1 1 1
�Eiw days with his friends _ .X I L7
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The Queeri's Hotel property -in I his mhilo to forgan's corner, on �rl 1 - H story and Geography -C ass I. -M. (
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�owu is to be sold by public auctiohl on d 3,y lasb. horse ran a way, Jumped Smi;h, G. Elliott, J. Barr, J ,Case, A.
Thursday, the 28bh inst.-The Lo i Nev Ile, K. Pashley, S. *right, N.
pton o ortwo b r fe aces, sma 3hed t o gig, . �
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Advertiser of, Monday last says: 14, r. a d 1wao fi c ught atIrwin, shop. Bet] irine, M. Case. I I
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;,Joseph Kidd, of Dublin, Ontaxio,iOe T he �rever( ia 1) leman receive I . a fe w G am II. -A. Brown, F. �E wing, T. I
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�,Salt King of the West, is in the city, bruiaeglon .y. : Can �pbell, M. Hill, M. Ba lantyne, T.
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1buying boilers for his Balt wells at , I I I : i ; Coleman. -
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Se4f� t1i High School. i� 1,
'Goderich."-Mr. 4obn Mokilan, I - I I Clagg In. -K. -Henderson, D. Dever- (
Reeve of Hullett, was. a judge at �! the Tiie�Ao ing is the roport-lof the eanx, L. Sloan, J. Lennan'. ' i
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recent spring Stock Show in Li8tow'l.- ll cho for: the first qua�rter ! of B 3ok-keeping-Glass I. -"G'. Elliott, I
The Seaforth Cricket Club havp i ade 1 , 881. Tot' number on the roll i.62, 4. arr, A. Brown, A, Nevill% F. Ewing, i
Sir Richard Cartwright an h I I I
n ... on ary allverage att r be 95, fee 3 for the term K. ashley, S. Wright, W. B thnne.
member of their club. -The deman for ��W8. Th ��. 138 are arranged in three ' ass U.—M. Smith, J. CaE e, M. Case, I
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the barbed fencing wire bas become so c�,asses.. C a I. all who aave o�ltai�ed K.. enderson, M. Hill, D. Devereaux,
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great that our hardware merchanti are o�ver 7Q per nb.; Class 11., over� 60 per M. Hantyne. . . I
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laying, in immense stocks. - Me Bra- cent.; ClalB � .. over 50 er cen�t. 'To ass IH. -T. Campbell L., Sloan, i
Win. Robertson &-Company haver to- prevent .. i n I rEitanding, it -Bi be M. , vidoon, J. Lerman, F I O'Neil, C. (
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oently received one full car load.---�The reimembe C bat in the 4eparimen'tal Cre Swell, M. iTackson, L. J;ckson. I
Council have very wisely abau6ned ei�*ramivati I ta standwhd for 4 third . tin -Class I. -M. Smil, 11. Elliott,
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their pole and wire fire alarm sch�me. o ass cOrti ( tois only 40 er cent., 06nd J. art. I
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-The Fire Brigade were out in if ull, Pr the � hig at grade of second class lass U. -T. Coleman, F ' Ewing, T.
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force on Tuesday night last, giving � the o ly 6Q pie � nb., hence it must, notl be Ca pbell, J. Lennan. I :' I
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new hose cart..an airing, The M do, a i ferre4 t Wit e whose narneB do not eneral Proficiency-Clas L-ist M. f
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Y' + Very Smith, 78 U
very nice display. -The new hoBe cart a ppear i ar 6r,hy of c usurei . ier cent.; 2d G. Uiott, 76 ; (
Pal do reasonaply 3d J. Barr, 73., 1 � : i t
is a most handsome article. It cost few Pil ve: I ailed to . .
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laid down here $270, but is good alue well accor . g �o their oircumstaAces wn, 6( per cent.; i
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for the money, and the boys are proud and abtlitio�, although* in the "se ' of �2d Jessie. Case and Alice 14oville, 62;
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of it. -Mr. George Kidd, of Dublin, met Ome who' in e f dlen below 50 pler cent. 3d � . Ewing, 60. : !, I
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with a slight accident ]here on Sunday t e figqrei i uU. not fai ly re I present lass III.-lst K-] �Nshle and S. f
last. He was walking across a salt bin t eir w rk I R(count of sicknogs, b- Wright, 58 per cent.; �2d W ,:Bethune,
on a pla,nk in the Merchants, Salt 4noe, &, Th a names are �,not , in 57; 3d T. Campbell � and M.1, Case, 55 ; I
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Works, when the plank broke && he o1rder of ragrit 3xoept where so nu�m- 4tb K. Henderson and . Hill, 53; (
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fell to the floor beneath, a distan-,e.of hered: - � " I i
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Bight or ten feet. He was consider ably ; . . . 11 i - . .
bruised and shaken up, hub is riparly � MrEl DIATE CIIABS. � I . 0 1 ; E
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all right ag - ain.-Several of . our citizens ; Mat4pindicE -Class I. -A. � Scott, humley� I I
e past . es R i 3o 0 mma John u , T HEY ALL WANT THEM. Ur. Icha- I
have been in Goderic'h during th' J D, E so ' Thos. -
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week attending court. -The weather impBou"� ` 11a * i dwards, Robt. Sparliog, bod Bowerman, one Of !the a p oyeee o I
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3till continues cold. There have een J hn Cay e I � i thv t old established and � rel able firm,
3'evend snowfalls this week. -The now Class .-4Aniiie Watson, Eli�'a A�u. ThDmpson & Williams B itatford, if;
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bowling alley in Markey's Block is now dorson H61 Pringle, Asher Cousins -doing a flourishing buainewj� in this
running full blast. As .a musele de- John i�rx, George Anderson, -Wm. Me'- neighborhood in agricultul imple. 8
veloper it is good, -but garden exerc so is ay. � I ments, especially in reapers 4d mow- c
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better.—The residence of Mr. P. van 1 Class, Ill.--Aggie Kidd, Annie[Collie, ers. The excellent charal , of -the e
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had -a narrow escape from fire on `ues. � atio'4illm an, I I I I eil Bethune, J I m. Del. machines purchased 1 fron:i during
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lay last. The children had been play- g itty, Jas. I gi ai n. a I past two or three sesso L I 8
lug with matches and set . . I which t � ey I
fire to Some English Class II.--A.-Scott,,T. D' k �ve given, d
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Fortunate it a n,A. �'!Cc -k � � �
,11othing in a bedroom. . � !! (flis, It. Sparling, J. ,orr. � bas inspired a confidencO
was noticed in time, and a f w a*'Isful Clasg'11' —A. Watson, E. Johns n, Eirs of this neighborhood whi � Secures y
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'be P�;... :0. tdw.r; A, T. impson, N.. Bi3th'Ae, for him an easy couques
A water extinguished t w - I t.. . I
There was not much damage done.— q. Andor ii, W. McKay, J. Coyne. ' A COOL TRICK.—,i few nif bts ago, as I
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There are a few vacant stores on Main History Cleonaphy and Literature— a couple of youths wore retul ging home d
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itreet, a very unusual thing for Sea- I lass tt�____. , . I S1 arling, J. Coyne. I I at a late hour frorri � visi �1" their a
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lorth. We would like to see them ass�M_ A, Scott, K. Kiiji J. Dinabs, they undertook ito a I� the road f
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illed up.—Mr. Hiram Deagon is going licASO4, 11'., Elans, A. CoBelas . � %vor Meadow, and �
5o have a very neat restaurant in Class III. --t"'. McLaughlin �J. I c- in order to do this they were obliged to ,v
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- Kay, G. A ..4.r. cross the Aux Bauble, ,,whi: 4 at this i,
Aurphy's Block. There should be a onaldl, IV. 1Y c. on J.
lood business done in his line in Sea- 4err 4 V I n, N. Bethune, J. el- po: rit is spanned by &I deli,*te pole. il
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.'Orth.—We axe glad to le � I TI ,e youth who took up
a,ru that Mr. . g %tty. , I I I tbe r)�r, feeling j
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,Jady intends erecting a brick veneered Fren la�! - , la 3s L—K. Killoran : . rather frolicsome, as soon as ab, got his c
Duilding on the corner of Main and I Clas J11- E Edwards. : I fri 3nd centred on the pcdc, .
Nlarket streets. A nice, building ,will �' Class III A. Watson, E-._Johns�n, in � it violently, when it !sad;( only turn-
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look well on this prominent bu 'neBs H. PriE gle, r . TUDonald, R. Sparling. ed precipitating its occupant into the
3ite.—Thehorse dickering gipsies who � Scier I ce,�--Cla93 I.—A. Scott, 4. Dibk- dePthB of the cool� Str7lm. Chummie, 2
gvere located here all winter I'varnoosed 'son, A.;,Co,§ 3 as, G. Anderson, J. Coyne. be: ng engulfed in the -pass c nate cur- (
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, ruing lass", . Avans. i rel Lt, londly-,' cool trick
,heir ranches" on. Tuesday' MO " - proclaimed this a f
Ast, and with their families took ta the Class'III --J. McLaughlin., J. bel- aliber than a dry joke, a d upon I
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,oadfortbe summer—a Sure sign of g itty. � - I � I 1 - merging from the wate� gave hot F-ur- I.
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3pring.—Mr. John Beattie is making i 10RM 11. I I a- t, but being ,,reatly. rectari by the t
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preparations to conduct his flax busi- Matb�ern i ics—.ClaBs I.—Minue Co"ibb. v-ight of his thoroughly a k d ap- (
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aeas on a more extensive scale thiE sea- Clas6 II. -lab Eva Hill, 2d , Geo�rge parel, he was forced to a A.
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�on tha.n ever before, and la anxic us to I ewar,li3d laggie Wilson. I chase, to the great reli�f ol the less N
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procure as much suita.ble land as pos- Class!i I � I y ud powerful offender., I I I
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iible in which to put flax. Flax is. a I Ihoma6 I c(ka -t, 2d Bell& Mabee, iz- I - ; I
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lood paying' crop, and Mr. B attie z�o McLauglilit, and James Fish r
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3bould not experience much difficulty i hfartha� B u I gei a, 4th Mary Govileulob.k, EjkRLY SOWING.—Mr. Llan Crosby, of r
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.0 gettingall the laud he wants.- The James ire Apd ind Arclad. M. Dew4r; thel2th concession of �Hallett, one of t
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NT. 15. on the new hose cart amoun m ed to 5th Mag i Go ealock. i ; prising � fart 1' I
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$63.—To-day being Good Friday, the I Histqry 'Ild Geograpbv—ClasS L— minced seeding on Wedne 3 lay last. c
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itorea amd other business pi � will be I - McKa3 - � . I M.. Crosby is
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3losed.—That old and favorite place of Class� - lst T. L
J� I ockart, 2d U. Cobb, hi ; work and as -a result! has i pod crops, T
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-esort for ladies of every degree, Messrs, Kate %61 w 11 and G. Dewar; 3d, Mag- at d is making money 4ke mDBt of the i.
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Eloffman Bri' millinery rooms, & Gov,en.(ek an Robert H. Render- f& -mers. ; .
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,VaB opened for the season on Friday.. 1 S( n, 4t I J ' i I TnE LOST is FOUND.-�-MR, EDITOR,— f
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&St. The beautiful designs and el3gant I � CIaBR I [,--..a; James ]Ireland, 12d Sirt,—In looking over the columns of 1,
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ityles require no words of comm . d - ggie . - tt 2 d B. Mabee a,,,'nd 1M. your valuable paper of.a' few weeks ago il
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don from us, . as the repatation of�%Tis B 'ugr ig(o a E i, � Frank Beattie Ali! A. M. I saw an article -from 1 one lof our far r
)Btablisbment amongst the lsdi a � of Eewar,ftli &,%ieKiI1oran:7thLav1'na Boeing farmerg,-- quietly Ski the party
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:)eaforth and vicinity has always been A. Mabee . i who removed a shovel to pa his farm,
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in e of head gear is fully 11 I tol that 0. Dewar d B 1. Killoran, Mary Gov0n- i t B he wanted to use it, ,and that the
)f former timeB.—Miss Do= Y, 0 this I A and a'. lenderson, 4th L. Me- p rty was not so Skilful in moving e
;own, and Miss Reidy, of Simcoo, are 1, ay, A. catt and R. Henderp'on. i hi tracks as he was the Shovel. Now,
io assist at a concert in Strattord on !;' . I ; . Editor, that lost treasur has been 11
Class 1' 18 Ma no Govenlock,12d
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gonday evening next, under the T. Loc h a d A. M . Dewai:i, Mi.- fo, nd where the owner had u 3od it him-
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tuspices of the Catholic Literati- and Mabee n I ra3e Elder, 4th M. Burg$88, Be f or some of his hands. low, Sir, v
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3enevolent Society.—We much egret Louisa J L. McLaughlin, J.1Fis N fore a person throws ut i EinuationB
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olearrithat Mrs Ault is pro+ated a.. dRich� I Hughes; 5th K., Mp'E,#,en a� ainst other people t rough the public
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9-itb a severe attack of inflammation. a � d F. B1 i, 11tio. . piints he should be more skilful in V
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)f the lungg, but we are also pleaF ed to Class I .-14t L. A. Mabee, � �
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for- her I Frendia,l-Cla3s I.—Ist M. Killor�n as to ,what tracks 1 he hai I followed t
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1peedy recovery.—Mr. Robert Dickson, 2, L. XG � ay, d M. Wilson ith �L. through his bush. Hal also i parently
I )f Tackersmitb, had his celebrated ill, 5t i �% Hil I and G. i�ew � ar,4th forgets that being a ,bu'sh ri 6uger him. I
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)Ull,."Udoras Oxford," on the Be 'forth M." Cob ), 7 T. Lockhart, 8th! Gr*oe BE If, he has left tracks 'on the farms of f,
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Veigh Scales the other day, aud -he E Ider. I 1 � others, who, if they 'were as, Suspicious
)rought down the bea - r
na at 2 404 C I ass T 1! Sb . . &bee, 2d M. as he is, might. with � equal certainty a
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)ounda. He is a magnificent aniin'al. B urges f, , . � I B. bee, 4th A. Bf. Dewar, accuse him of removing� lost tools. In I i(
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Ele has gaiued over 300 pounds within ,5 b Mat ( 1 Govenlook, 6th Mary 4oven- Older to evade trouble hereafter, , I 8
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ihe past year.—The millinery A 3part- 1 21 ana 5me Fisher. I would advise our frien(I to Sharpen his f,
Dent of Messrs, Hill Brothers, E38tab- Class Ill. -18t K. BIcEwan, ,2d I. memory, and when he
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ishment was opened for the spr: ing an I cLaugbl 1 , 3d A. M. Scott and iF. use a tool about hiB, farm, to bear in r
iummer cuBtom on Friday last. It is � Beattie I
low replete with the late � I I .. mind where he leaveB it. If 'he would 11
- a 3- es of 1 Booktke3pini Class I.—IBt J, do this it would be a great 1 6 O la t
F,nglish, Irrench and American�, millin-
! I er, 2d X I � att e, 3d B. Mabee, 4th . suspicious mind, and i'� won] prevent d
3ry, and articles in this line can to had Burgesei, -3 IF Al BE. Scott, 6th T.'� L . m rom wronglfully aacil sing his 0
luitable to evory taste, a6e. and condi- !'hart. I ! neighbors of committing offen E; which t
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don. They show also ao beautiful va- 1. C I -e likely I tio commit a
. lass I[ �U') (3r. Dewar and R. Hen- they are not any moi .
liety ot feathers, flowers, ribbons, &c.—, 1 derson, 21 Grace Elder and L. A. M&- than he is himself.—A, Nmo�i OR,. I V
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rho cenFus enumerators in thii dis- ' b4 e,'3d E. Hill, 4th Mary Govenlo9k, , -----,----, I
irict are getting along very well with . i
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ind 4,be people intelligent and very Dunlopi 2 MA,g i I"Ove .
' r 3 nlock d 1J. aregoingtobe carried on t� quite a t
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villingto give the necessary 01 � 3d 11(3)bb a�d 1, Un �, I onsiderable extent during t4 coming I:
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;ion.—Mr Hugh Robb intendsi remov- Ewen, th ; i . I
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,Ewen, .1i'loran. � I � summer by all appeaklances, i id at the �
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3tark' a Block now occupied by Mr. W. �Latirl--. . Ifarling, one of the H Th present rate our town' ship bi� i fair to �
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).Robertson, and Mr. Robertson will it ented thi i clami as being thie �68t county.—Rovmt. I i I
Lemove his seed store to the shop next junior Lati i class in all the Schools he WHX1T PROSPECTE;.�The wi� ter wheat r
loor north.—Messrs. Whitney Brothers h).d visit,3( last v at.) Class I. Ast M. of this vicinity has laeon passi through
xe going into the plow business, I aving -
'eceived a supply from Messrs. B. Bell i illoran, 'e' L. McKay, 3d L. Ifill, 4th a l '� during the last I
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, , 11 Elde 2 1 IMaggie for it. The great In ority 0 he wheat
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FORESTERS.—A court of the Canadian � Dewar, 5Chi M. ilson. ; vition of your correspondent look per- I
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)rder of Foresters was institutelbere ' Germau--Clts I.—lst A,� !Mabee, fectlybarren A good war rain is I
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.Eir's hall, by A Stewart, with �a 'good I class 11. . --ls b M. Rill )ran, �2d * -TAipum CONVENIZZion.—Aftre a long �
owing-, Burgem, 3c . -3 f
�The f I . M ry Goven ock, itth i _ * &a inally 06
harter membership. . L ieinfor :d effort, and with i
f�cers were duly elected and in �'
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ames Campbell, C. R.; David'Cullen, � g e GTvIl3plock. ! I m bich was generally Buppose� . by' the d
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irer; Thomas W. Cameron, 1 S W.; 1 1 o*ckha'-I',' " . Ki loran aad G. Dewar p3ople even went so far as to take in c
sbuaael Fillien, I. W.; Jetme�t &)nall- , (G. Dewar was a cond in laelleral aver- t) i6ir Stove Pipes With the expe -tation of d
on, S. B.; George Haake, I. &; Rev. " age). R. ]]'end r on was lfxst in mathe- aa immediate thunder storm Mr. JaB. r
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')tanbury, court pbyBicia in. Thi8 court' and Ma�rdh, . � ii L raising a derrick', to its Pla e forthe 11
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M.—At ! Brown, Ue33ie Case, K. �shley Sar�h � it certainly is quite wh ornament to the c
meeting of the Village Council held I _V 'righ t, I T 1. -C as 9. I � I neighborhood. I
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n the 5th inst., Mr. Charles Robinson , Class;IIT,—A. eville, l?. Ewl g, "W . : NEW CRuitcH.—The' old BtonePreBby- t]
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�urns, who has left the village. The ! Maria TJ'il;.E, D. Uovereaux. .
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reasurer reported having � re eived i Engli h -Class I.—M. Smith, G. El- I built with brick. Mr. John Eydd has r4
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-om the person in cba e W I I �
rge of th ' eigh � Ii tt,l J. E air, A. Brown, �. Ca Be, . � the contract for the masonry, and there �1 a
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)lved that all pigs running at large B than Id. Case, K. Henderson Maria will he done in a Satisfactory manner, n
itb6ut rings in their noses, be im- I illS. D 1�overaaux, M. Ballant'ne as he is of this .. neighborhood and a - ft
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rery -favorable condition. In sorde and two daughters, the young being sired, there was a very good crowd of I'- I
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uri the late very severe frosts.- - PERSONAL.—Mr.� John Hawkshaw, examitiation, a few recitations and some . I - - contim,te duriV ti
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MA aKETS.—ill1l. wheat $1.02 to �LC 4, iDg about their respective allowances of IMP40VEMENT.—We notice Mr. A. I.. I- I
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how day, was also implement agept the.above happy result. Don ar-vis tive. - I I
ay. No fewer than 14 agents had i - again like that, or you might got a MOTING AND FITTING UP.—Wenotioe : Py__ I
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dements exhibited on the streets, snc- a s -martin, I I that -Mr. W. C. Chartembastmoved t6 - I 1 �
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minberof sales were made.-To-diy, PRESENTATION.—On Friday evening large frame building at 'One time used i 1 1 .
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ag it health.-Tbe Episcopal Meth a- I -Dear Madam: The committee of the horse�- It is nu-necessar.'y for ,us to re- i- I � � - - :
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upyi ng for, some time. and congregation, avail themsel es of and Ships none other than good horgee. _ 1.1 � .
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giard for you. We rec�guize with pleasure cows by Air. Thos. Berry, in this p i +
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6th. at - Ebenezer Church. -Mr. , 1. manner in which you have f4lfilled largely attended, and all the atock of. � i , .1 .
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il I terest you have ever shown in a L1 our we are pleased, as Mr. Berry i,s an ac- I I
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ds PI lace to Mr. James Patterson forf a deed ever since this society was I med, and d,eserves to Succeed.. � . Wy I
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arm of together -with your regular attendance - Siji-PpixG.-Mr. T. J�! Wifison, our � 1 1 :
five years. -Miss Martlaw . ' . � .. . wwywy.
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3oal-Ley, third daughter of Mr. Jo n I at our meetiogs, have not escaped �,�Uo- I activo and enterprising timber mer- . 1. -
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vith ). severe attack of rheumatic fev r, ! couragement, to your co-workers. And � *plqyed in shipping t�mber on the Grand � i
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church, such! as the prayer m3eting, ABOUT TO CO3FAI-EXCE OPE-RATIONS 1, . I
he cy'lattr; Mr. George Fells. -Mr. � .- I .
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P, been a source of support and enocurage- Mr. It. G. Hillen, President of our Salt �'. � .
Omn enced to frame at Mr. T. Rus- ) I
ell's ast Monda !._ Mont to your pastor and fellow Chris- AssoOiation, that Messrs. McEweri � I
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iew arns and houses are to be erected , I tians. We would now ask you to accept I Brothers, of Goderich, are busily en- 4 _�
a M rris this se4ou, which is a good ' this Bible as a small token of our affec- i gaged in Collecting and Shipping the * - I .
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=6 li'ved safely at their h of our Society, we pray that you and purp�se commencing operations the . � .
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face , alled Scotland, which is t ir in the cause of Christ wherever vour' - P4�80,WAL--Mr. James Redmond and - . 0a7np&Xs B4
, � lot may be cast, and may the blomiLg of Mr. Richard Sturgeon,,who returned & . �
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Brucefield. i a blessing to all around -you. Cc � ercial College at London, left .
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2enc d SINGING CLASS. - The singin j, class I We Wish them success. i
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T SPRING SHow.-Our townspeo le- larly attended by about forty upils, respected � citizen, Mr. iS. Jwp� kson, of - OUR MILIUVRE
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he bi� at stallions and bulls in the illro- 'r. 4 'me Spro t, - �
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Lese I animals. y! to fill his position. purciliased from Mr. John H. No- Crowdod LI'very 13sy. The:
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OD � FELLOWS' FuNmt&L.-Mr. D id SCHOOL EXAMINATio-N.—The quarterly Dougall his fifty-, acre farm whichad- . l')*A--,Rt fityl I
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)rme I in Stanley, near - is boro, School took place on the Ust of therqlorthesumof!8-3,� �.. Mr.Sprost � I
lace, died on Wednesday of last w k March. A large number of visitors and nowias &splendid farm �f 200 ! :&ores. I � : I � . I
t the residen e of a relative in Go4er- pargnts were present, something over O.WTUARY.-D'ed on the . lug ... . - - I
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arred in Brucefie on both themselves and their teachers. Mrs.! McGrqgor a 183 t e mother o
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f the Clinton Lodge of Oddfollows, �ud ing of the entire school as being some- Aroh�bsld McGregor ale i ,of Mko.Thm. I ; iug.
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uspines of the Order. of the fifth class. The Binginil i this Mrs.' Wm- McDougall J .. of, Tacker- � I I
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h o w oro in addresses wore delivered by some of the ness I . DRESS -
"lint(In Lodge, w met at the of heart. Mrs. 11 I Gregor is one � .
�ruetfield Station. by the memben of parents and; the teachers prose t, all I
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lie B ing thir entire Satisfaction with t . � .
acefteld Lodge. They all for ed express Seem and long remembered for' her mauy,ex:. I
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a procession to the oemeCeri to sy 'the work of an 8 forl -Com. I � I W -f Ar- doin.g a Lugo Tr&4
he la it Bad tributie to an esteemed lad, think that Roxboro School i unate COUNCIL XXZTIN-G._T11B Council met PAUPY Dregs Oooda is n*
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iroca�d d *tb The funeral &a to some extEint in this quoition. about tutelsbor be finally Pa I
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gal atte : ers the Olerkget the provisi tie of��said-by.
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steer in which the deceaBod and! his, about Walton are erecting a stock com- law ed on the P t;' L asters lists to L � (;O1,:-o_,d Silkstrom 48 W.
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%mil- were hold in this neighborh od. I PanY facto 7, intending from thei Can- be sen�lt to each pn h, &at '
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earn ,�f the deat)-i 'of Mr. John ,� Wo. � milk convenient to other factorie3, and the Werk get a Sufficient number of the .
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ntoB , merchant, of this village, w�ich � intend to go as near Seafortb as P01381- Mna'aa Thistles Act pri L ted and send & ,
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ook lace on Thursday of last wbek, i ble for milk. They have an agent go- 0opyl, to each rate .1; -ell munici- : OVR CLOTHING1
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a delicate health, and for sovaral i the cheese for two and a half ce Its a delltl: seconded by Mr. EF gm, that .1ohn
riont 'a had been confined to his resi- i pound, and.Will pay the money aE soon Spro I at Jr. be, appointed pathmaster in I
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.ence Oat of the time. He had, how. ! as the book� can be made up af te: - each placA of Mr. Pickard res gned, <1 that . 14 Alw,xj, aw&d,,Au<1 t1u,
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ver, ly been confined to bed for I sale of cheese, intimating that Mr. Hill, Mr. Mundell be auth :, I to employ I I
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or in �ho Stomach was the cauad of , tory, is getting morp for making and i on tLe Kippe.0 road oppog'ite the 4th and ' 'f!*e ;;WA T� weeds in t'-fle �
eath, and although his sufforings were : thE t he wi f not pay the patrons when i 5th concessions-Carri4� Moved by Aa4c*ubcA,.3enjn tblW T-
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lently and, uncQmplaiuingly until the i the Iton abaxeholders ha-ve been I the ollowing sums be 91' nted in CE r- � I . I
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river ess, Scotland. He came to Q ow that they have always been dealt i $2, Mrs. Shafer I John G&rbe . GOOD VIT IGI
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a'in lthe year 1838 and ettled! in ,,with honestly and have ieceived the $4,11 Ia8 Pri *A , I -I' be expended I
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jondon, that place being at ime , pair for their, milk as soon as the patrons by Mr. Elgie, Alex. MoI 1t e $5 to be
D113paratively in its inf e � other factories. Why then I expended by Mr. MundT?1T- &rried. � t. -
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)me i,years be occupied a position in �1 employ a Man to go about the country I The Council adjourned to meet again , A Co_,-!.�t ,
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ae Montreal Bank in that city, and af- : insinuating Blauders? As I am a patron: at E yle's Hotel on Tuead y the 17th of ' P114cy 0ood,
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ad h ' faithful and efficient gervicee I giv iculars as near as possible. - of the Maitland chee factory, neat I
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'ere ply appreciated by that a- I Hill is to make and box the cheese, � ho intended 8 1-1 :r x, T,
hrewd - Mr. Auburn, w Oing to Mani- � I
tan ; business, and the MOB'; int4ate draw the milk, and bear all other ex- tobs, has decided that i he can :get .
iend ip existed between them du ing penses connected therewith, for two and sufribient patronage to jistify him in I I
Ir. B ell's life. . While in Lon on, a half oentsi per pound for all ch runring his cheese f&cto .6 this::i season, . XA1N STREET I
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