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11�__ - - ___ ___ . i . I e were in iown and remai ad I - -iated by us, by following the Grand Tr k Rail Station. I I
e a. Some vbr 0011 0aying ww, male of pel . prec an were loitering around there � � ,
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I 1� � ex 0 awnings, the last being for Mess�s. � 9 5�e close of, the firemen's tok. example you have set before us. We , , I . !
I Wade Brothers. Hitherto ihis sort Of on both sides, but i t v raB llovidou t frc In. until I . of 8o members, heal' a ask yon to told them thei couta pam th . I
UVOU P oi�ov* , tial the first. that both in el a a ,a Egi t procespion AG lit in, one of the Ri-ilwaycoaches ell OU10ALL & 00.
work was done by foreigners, a d ��, y t 0 by he ban( , whibh closed by 9, ,Irery gift as a token of our appreciation of nig i i i i
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. � eaforth tE am had greoll I I � . ud -fare as befit they coula. This they did � i I I
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__ I we are glad -that a local Di al has new ski4the S'. w -from t, , - and the esteem a � ! MG D I 1
- � — ad splay of fire! orks .do stiand your services, I '
— of the . ntago. Th match was witubsEed ifille di ' I The trainL left at 3 A. X. Monday., an d Ret�il Dealers in
in hand. -Mr. Smith L regard in which you axe �i hold by -
I takenit ` I ) I a Squall I no � Wholesale lan i -
, RS. L '%mbe. ! at noon they arrived 'a I
, for Maali- I by �a very large n 11 of spectitors, liu tile Oubli I 0 1 and / prayer I t Listowel, I 1
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DISTRICT MATTD , ! firm of Smith & West, at[ T q - ! . - us. Our earnest wish �� humai I
I &n� we should juqge hat finano ally I rtaken of � any Of
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- EBI., the, day was as Bucc b [I . I or nature's daily food foi 'Goods., mi�liwrll, ear_
spend the summer.-Hukh Love, I ing you may long be spared! to lab Dry L �;
BARDED FENCE WiRE.-Our stock of I he following is the a4experience of this I
. Steel .Barbed I of Hills Gieen, left herd yoBterday for as * t was � pleasing 0 ,hose wb o I v -it- i ()UR So (Wr,.-T ' ll'
the Wasbbarn &Moen G&Ivanized . I nior amongst us, and that God may bless a half. Now while -ts and Oil C100S,
i, but we which p'el he tal fi ne3sed the sports. 1 It, 7al also P ld asing- rep Ort A ihe Fourth, senior and ji I kind would afford en4less delight to Dri,
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Fencing Nvire is at present exbaust6iJ New York, frbm ' . . � yqur efforts to the Salvation of many 1. I Pe i �
expect to Too passage for Scotland. H3,expeotsto a to iiote-lho orderly I an iet ,aY 'a Tbird.olasi es in School Section No. 11, ny of his �onfreres, yet ther,J) � :
elve a car load early next week,which b - 4� Souls, and when He who has given us Tanner or a , i �
we will be able to sell at a reduced price. Exam- d if h w ich everything as co,nductef 4nc t a Bell WSW 4nosh, taught by Mr. M. M. a venture to state, a few mor � I I
ad it has no rival in gone about three months, c ii as . eall a work to do BhaU appear. we one are, w t I I I
ine the W-fre and lie conyine e,p lin El to hi ell occurring no an uuOleas t1i word 9 -Harriet Vint . 71 not So happily cons4tuted, who, oval I S _& :F 10. IPW 11! 11 -
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the market. Before purchasing ask -our price. anything in the horse or il a a . ell . John Roche 99, and all may appear with him in gTory y -
JOEMSON BR 703 1 suit him, he will bring cu something heard during the �ay. .The 4 r 1301 iaggia Lind 116, L BiiiLE CLASS� when travelling thro,",agh a count i I
OTHERS. . . I rof. � a on YOUR .� it over th � I
b d, under the ,leadership � P I " which the Scott Act lords- 0
on as L J MoBurney 95, Thom �
W&NTED.-A Good Stout Boy for the worthy of his well earned reputal . I . � . 11, tagg � I I
Dry -Goods Store. Xpply to A. 'a. XcDOUl & animporter. WewishlimLa pleasant F tzar, Were on the girounds d I iug the 54. S Dior Third -George Irwin I W+ can now offe� to ou� Custor4ers and the
I I � Wroxeter. ' quondam licensed viqtualler's heri -
Go., Sal 703 . time and the best of go oil luck. -We J d4y,.aud added oonidderable to the R1 76, Ellen Hanna 73. Jun- bhe young men would wish. somethiO.g more ts-ngible, :f public erally, the'very CholceAt, N,ewftt
� I' 'ac LLCItOSSE.-Some of I d 'heffl!Peo 9 Lot of 1 i'affies, I mix.w 'll
I are requested to state t 1 ir ex- Robertson 161, AgueB t so ambrosial as ear and sunshin , i I and 'ia Braid
! I it the Rev. J. I pleasures of the Joccitsion. by thbi iol,T'hircli P"gnes '� Childrdia's Fancy ill Plain�Straw a
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STOLE'zz.-On last Wednesday morn- S. Smith, will preach i I MUBiC. I i : Rin , , n Jackson 119, Haddon in'the village are trying to form a no I
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in, during the absence of Father Shea I - ____ I DuE am Lacrosse Cl�b, and have so far been 0 der to sustain their muddy ves ill i � �
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I t> � Church on next Sabbath it ii the 'Usual - Arnewl0t, erram eid.96, of decay in a partly i4ormal tone. .1 I � � .
rch, Some p : boy, we L , Splen lid I - ve�y BUCCeffif ill. 1,
, MAN !EVER Noil � h nk of .that, or who ip,
i at Chu arson -a: 'I 1"liiD THE 0 JFeE r 2160 Mr. Scott t i .�
i r old hours. -Mr. Dunlop mail a i a I
L 4 1 --------------- 0- QuErm's 'BIRTHDAY. - As no public HATS AND BONNETS
sappose--stole a,beautiful five� Yea . h intrusio ; j I
MO; every morn MR. EDITOB,-SIR,-I read so o time, I .
I , ring Main st I `1 I ;E I _ responsible for the Ef iopian'& L I �� : I � m
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robin from a cage which stood on the . ago with much re, rot, the a ll'unce- j � I Hay. demonstration of any kind was made, in this case? I ,� i r � I
ing, and. the soaking he iN as it- keeps it 9 P I quiet, the majority 1� �IeTy LATEST STYLES, b ;
)rend getntlemall's . � " �1 I
verandah of the rev( ath f Rev. � 4 ICULTURAL MEETING. -A mel the village was very � - �� In the; otli TRIKMED
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cool and free from dust, f( r the wh,oll I ment inyour pape� of he do . GA ne to neighboring Walton. I
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! resiaell0e. 115 is LIO 0 VFW lu Me bell u - ot�the Hal Braille 6 U l %.11 V I L I i � i
el Father nicter. a i .Y . I ; �
! . duly day. -Those parties whc have p v .1 . i ns. Our base-ballists want toBruB_ i � � i � : , �
paxonts of ghty boy, after 6 u n- ' I I i I
� the nau, I circumstances which 1 d to my i *as hold in Zurich last week, - when it tow QuEEN's BIRTHDAY'. - Her Majesty`i�js I
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I ch&BtigiDg�liiDil, Will Fee that the bird is ' hydrants are making an effort to hill i 1 Id the Fall Show on Be s and succeeded in carrying off the Birthday was celebr4ted in Our 13MU t � �, �
� a water supply for gal den. ,and lawy ta� nee ith that,1 fir a old C , B bian was decid Fel Kowers, i ,
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� r 17 ye J r IF 'day, September 29th age in right, . A t Designs in Orn�ments, I
I returned to, its owner, the Rev. P. J. purposes regularly ever, 7 11 0 f oni gpntlem . About 1( o� 17 ye 890I Thursday al CCIDENT.—We are sorry to say that little vill t8s, � I
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Sheal � Allin flcur, barrel, at Mr. ' Irize list for the ooming day was fine and t4ere was a lar', i i .'3 ; t 11
half past six to half past eight. Scm( was engaged fillin aiia 30th. T a I --- ---- -- I I I . -
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! Joseph Whitehead's i-111 near i e4so' was thoroughly crowd of people in town, and' all bad 6 i i � w
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- meet- of them will have to D: Ake a material 4 met with rather a troublesome accident .11 is I . ; : J
. Towx �CouNcm.-At the regular I was, me, increased, so that .it Daily Splendid time. The whole proceeding � � i 11111. -
change in their morniii g habits, also ay Station in Cli tell. I One day � teria,113 I I .
: - . .one day last week. He was working at 1 .1
I ing of the Town Council held on Mon ot be of 111.1011, rryind the am ba rrelg into � I 0 1 nill, I b6fally Enticipated that the Z rich piassedoff quietly is'nd harmoniol i I �
the water supply will Ill p - . � . * 0 U i . I
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e sslng,. Show:will a planing machine, hen by some R SH.OW ROOM
� day evening lal the Lacrosse Club ather Snider h 'POD Od , this y 3ar surpass any c f its The following are the names of succes 4- ; q
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; service to them The ,,hange, I I I cam' u I , :
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was granted $15 to aid them �in their to a where was 1workiEgj He � rs, a least the - Diroctor a or other his hand 6 ul athlete's : Calith�mpians - 1st ]I. i �
! ever, will probably 0 condul � predecesS I
: Queen's Birthday celebration. A. reso- . H I lout' OAS Meagives. and before he could draw it f ' h, 3d J. R. Hari- In th $' MILLINERY DEPART NT is Very �
better and more �hrfty mo Ing as then unkno to me. O, tl ; . I I ;
I have donE their )?art, and now it r s McMillan, 2d J. Smit ; . ;
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intion. was passed fixing the tax on dogs :0 . a to ana 00 enced! rs. o4t the el Of two of his Ifingers were A !' Comp'$tl I i �
a or Be w.�th the eople interested to do th 3i ilton, Throwing sled.ge-ist J. Ca er, I . I
- usages, and if So the ;own fat ors saving .1 - � "The dis- I i �
rig a ChrBt�au act in t(O'belfrp : a ca y I he barrels i o the., i . . i. . _1 'ken Carter, 3d ,T i I I
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at $1.50 and on bitches atl�2 each,here uld be -doi I I ' t9 off by the first joint. 2d W. J. . Smith. Puttin . �
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-law providing -for the wO I al hand is doing well, however, and 02 A. J. Car- �
I inaugurating it #r teams are mill. He worke � . diorrie. Stone-Ist W. J. CaTter, � I ; �
atter, and a by . at this few u'tea � � NEWZATINS. I
more efficient collection of this tax and - , ' hO expects to be at work shortly with I : I I
- Cou� 3 hauling I Ell while u ned I jump- . I * f !
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go of 13 , I � I HOTEL PROPI Ill SOLD. -The Mrs. . �i I ? I
' till busily engaged , , and when I Lear [y done h( ter, 3d J. Johnston. � Standing ' I 1
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r in a:nd said tome ir hia quiet, easant . � 4 I
for regulating the running at lar �t nibes va I P Dayls� hot �1 prol arty in Gorri 'a well sold 1 1 ter, 9d J. Johnston, �d ! NEW'SILKS. ; I
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dogs -was read twice and left over for - I r I t it be . - I I �� i . � I � I I
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way: "Now, my.. riend, nove I . McMillal Thr 'a standing jumps-�- � ; I .
-The Re � public auction on Wednesday, Mr. 11 0 ; . .�
from 20 to 30 miles for i . I J31yth. : . ..
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farther consideration. A petition el 0,1 a 1by auctioi L 0 said that Father Snide neverlielped, : istW.J. Carter, 2d H. McmilliI�, qd NEW. REAL LAOES. ... : �� ;
Mill property will be s UDSDe, township clerk of Howick, . ; I ; 4 !!! � .
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ing to have Louisa street graded and a surprise upon discovering; . A MARRIAGF,
sidewalk erected thereon from .John to the. 9th of June. * Copi63 6f the Revise YOU." my 4 � sthe Purchaser. The propertywaB J. Johnston. Standing hop -step -l' � - __
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Irl McQuaid, of McKillop near- Seaforth, � �
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New Testament are no�r ter sale at th ho he was must av been e a t in; s6ld for 62,640,1and the furniture for I . W. J. Carter, 2d A,'. J. Carter, SUL . � � I . i
Main -street was read and, referred to . WaB married to MiSa Joanna O'Rourke, . i I � I .1
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bookstores in town. : 6g,Every poison y face, for after loo ing at me he com- - � . Johnston. Running jump-lat A. J. i I I � .
- � I W5.: T e esta a is realizing well, and in the Roman Catholic Church, on I I =_1 _r, I �
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the Street Committee for them to re � , Carter, 2d W. J. Q ter, .3d M. � Rei. . f F
� should read it." -Our old and esteemed onced.to laugh heat tily� I o i ties nearly Ar . _"T__J_&S � . i
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Mr. Dunlop pay Monday ihe 23ra inst. While the I i i � . i ".
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port on at next meeting. i I im down, for he waE all: covered ivith� Running hop -step � 1st A. J. Carta I i . � �
friend, Mr. t. Holril of the Clinton : in full. I fr. Dane has leased the, hotel . I - i . i
wasinstructed. tohave the poundage � . wedding party were turningthe comer r i
flour, and then w� shook hand - and h4, of� G. 3d a,. Reid. Standib-1 j i . i i �
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gone on a tour to M 3,n" - Mr. Amhibald McIntosh, orrie, I 11 in SMI, ZENZILTLk ALPACCA, COTTON, PDX. i T. -
New Era, has "l . find - a in- 2d W. J. Carter � I It. � T
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by-law strictly enforced, also to inspect 7ent away as qui�etly UnLrellaon-! to I t Mr. Miller's, a young lill Bister-i high jump -1st W.,J. Carter, 2c I � L ! !:-.
all back yards and outhouses to Bee that toba and' the North N. fit. That h . ' who'has already taken poBsessioii, and law of' the bridegroom, was thrown F�Dl and PLAIN. � ; � I
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may have a pleasant time and not b iouBly as he came, 3inca thep I li i I I : � I
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they are in a proper sanitary condition I . ri a violently against a gate, breaking her - A. . I t I
at the gobbled up by those ter. -1 le wisqui �oa 3 not only admired W m � butt ell with pole 1st H. DleMillan, 2a i . �
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and tore.poit to the Council 1 0, ' the lk�in I old Ifttosh A a, po�pular landlord, an ,1 will arm and seriously injuring her. ; . I �
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I and black flies of whi-,h we hear s) a most an affectiOu f , ( d a good busiri&s in this old and popu- Carter, 3d J. Jol 9-9- i PARASOLS i 11 I
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-next meeting. Mr. Dunlop was also I . 03101 ONE OF THE VICTIMS.—The horrible i 1 4 .� I
much - is our best wish I oi - him. man, as I felt his � act was ,which race -100 yards -1st 1). Johnston and i - i . i I � I
instructed to hand in to the Council his 9 I ; I i I I r house, I accident which happened in London on I . i i
I very few occupying s 'positionlin life, --J--.--- W. J. Carter, 2d R. Williamson and H. i i �
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. : I . the 24th 6f May, has done its share in I In 16MPADO-UR SILK, PLAIN SILX aad I 4
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. accounts for meel f urnished to , tramps CATTLE SHIPMENTS. -- Mr. Tho 8 whether clergyman r llfiymei , would I B�ucefiell McMillan, 3d J. R; Hamilton & A. J. CPLORED SILK. ! : I I
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and other charities at least � once a do. I Am and was � I throwing the mantle of gloom around u's t� . I i
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I mouth. The town coll.ect6r � was in- . Govenlock shipped a lot of splepdi Protestant, and FOR A TRIP. i Our respected P., our village. Miss Anna Foxton, teach- Carter. Old me ace, ove I � ;
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cattle from this station fdr the E liglis d - So far as I know, Was ntitely unknown r. Wm. Me illan, of the L nolon . 100 yards -1st D. McDougall, 2d i � -
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,atructed to make a return in full of last I al on Monday tast). Mr. Goven- to him. But he was � kind, good old erin the intermediate department of Charles McDonaldJ Boys' race -100 I i
10fil kersmith,-intends leavi g on ; I . '
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year's street waterin r. ' in 'Alonda _ the Blyth Public School, and her sister ; . �
lock has paid out fin ThInmense sum (if man, and it did not surprise rinei iii the y a three monthE' tour as-ist m -Hamilton, 2d C. Walton, JUA Arrived Tib-Dav . .
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A petition asking for the watering of. money for cattle . !death icaused ext f and brother, met their fate in the Y' , _: I P i --AT I 1 i
a ,the past six leaBttolearn that hiS inces, and he will 3d A. Sillers. Man'. half -mile race'Lu- I
durin,, � in the Lc war rev 13 i - r
Main Btreet was read, and a committee . dreadful vortex of death along with the � I I (
months. Besides a nuimher -fed by such universal regrat among t Ise, who d � I I �
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P likely orl the Atlantic bef 1st J. R. Hamilton, �d WL J. Carter, -3 1 1 1 1 1
11 - consisting of the Mayor and Clerk was the names (if knew him. -J. L. S. I I - I - ' rest. As a lady she was universally - 0LOTHS111 -
. I 3rtain if himself, the following are I turn.: He is a 11 tive of Nova Scotia, if A. J. Carter. Trotting m-atch-Ist J. 1 NEW, OIL I ! �
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appointed to examine'it and el I - � . respected, and in the. capacity of a I ! I - , 1,
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=� of the an �_ me mistake not, but has been a resident R. Hamilton., 2d �A. Delgatty. The 1 4 ; I �
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PRESENTATION AT EGMONDirILLE. ,— I WELL114 !!!
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Irl shipped on Monday: John Dick- . of Huron' for 32 years. We join with judges were Messri. R. Ferguson,,' . I I � !
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names, and if so, that the Fire and son, McKillop,, 2 stee is ,weighing �iN 0 Previous to his depar urelfor Winnipeg his many friends in wishing him a one. Her untimely death will Menarey, and A. Doncanson. I . � ' j* �
I � 'Water Committee' be authorized to lbs., and three weighing 4690 Mg.; Dul I- the members of Ile Choir of the Eg I always be deeply regretted by the peo- � � 1 NEW'TABLINGS i
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. continue the watering of Main street as � -1 pleasant -visit a d hope he may ave a 9 - I ! - i i . �
car, McDonald, McKillopl, 1 cow, i200 mondvill ple of this village and vicinity, ani her : .
, a Presb to ia� ' Chu rch pre'l Safe return. During his absenca our Cran'bxoo.k. - �, I NEW1 PRINTS 1
at present. After passing a number of flBOn, - I Clo memory as lovingly arid. affectionately I i� . 1. I . 41
Bented their lead r, ir� David Me, y, v . . . , I
. Ilage will be rilinus a magi I �, i
accounts for work, &c., tile Council ad- lb, ; Wm. W 1 stee r, strat 3 and SA,CRAME qT.-The �� Sacrament of the : � �
. H�'latti, Hu lett, with al very bar dBb m6 I and valilablOi I , I I I I f . -
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__ 1625 lbs.; Gilbert Mo .lehae . I � 0 will have to ,borrow our law I from 'cherished. - Lora's Supper- will be dispensed �n Ill i
joumed for two weeks. - i OmpaniEd b , "I
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I I 1 cow, 1100 lbs, I Stew, 11120, 1 s ear, gold. wel,tch-1 ace I T
.7 1114 . Howic.k. Ethel on the f 1, , A. G. AlcDOUGALL & Co.
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FRov, MANITOBA.—Mr. Allan McDon- - I liett, 2 sti or i, of the choir for s me considerable time I COUNCILDOINGS.—At the last meet- I i I �
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UB to Make the 2420'; Joseph Fowler,'] lullett, 2 steer 3, SHWPE .-Mr. James White, of this k im- meets in the city of 11ingston on the 8th i I
has kindly permitted ' - was authorized to expend 69 ir . I i
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2490; and three steep, 3685 ; R:bert de, al ple . . `-'EE OAK; HALL'S I
following extracts from a private letter I McMichael, Hullett, 4: ure in impel to theilln. milsical in- place, on Tuesd�y of last week, Shipped proving the beat on which Mr. Wm. of June. a L 01i - I
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received by him from Mr.Wm.S. Crerar, ; a b Hansa [I station a car load cf fine . Wigging is pathmaster; Mr.� Weir Sicx.—Mrs. Peter', McDouald, of this I i .1 I
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John Devereaux, Tucliersmith, I I ull, struction, and as la re 3ult be left behind - - � i I " ,�
who is now oirl, a prospecting tour I ' I borBes--to the other side. DeputyRoeve,was authorized -to ex-' place, is very sick. 'She is sinking very TWE:�"D SUITS, Made io Order', from $,U to 4
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Northwest. The letter is dated Birtle, I � I an surpass. - last many days. �11 . I- � i i
3 steers, 3780, and 2 A ers, 2600; Jol IL presentation was-giv �n ah a mark ol School have det6rmiued to hold a Pic- crosBway on side lines 5 and 6, conCeB _� . J � - I I . I
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been riding over the beautiful prairie � tsday, the 26d of June. in improving side line 20 at the floating this'place, who is oq',t in Morris sewin .
- John e'llikie, Tucker- Sician, but al a gent em n ancl friend, - . j � I � _� �
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f9r the past three weeks and have seeal 1 heifer, 1300 bridge. The Clerk was instructed to accidentally spriain6d. her ankle. We I ! I
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a good deal of the country. notify Minto Council requiring them to trust that she will soon have the use of BLUI VITS WArrant4 �
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my travels gone ovAr some of the fineSt � Hullett, 1 steer, 1535.: GOO. Lock I . her limbs as bel ... I I t
s, 3621), 2 steers, 247 5, cGeoch, and Zhe presents, :iion wai� ) this p ace, W�lere he intends carry- expend an equivalent on the Howick �� I .
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land Iever saw in my life. But you McKillop, 3 Steer and Minto boundary to the amount al- SAW MILL.—The �aw mill belongaillug I i :
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. must not conclude from tb Aicheson, McKillop, 3 st(er's and heifers of the other member of the choir: � trenches. � : ready Spent by Howick. TheReeve . . I Q3 E E ' K!, - AL - � -
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tears, 3510, 1 steer, 157(, and 2 0ONN'S, DEAR SIR. — ,With Since Borrow acrett, ournotedbee ralser,li had PAN X'S, Made to Crdei, at $8" 60 Per .Pair.- i '!
even in Ontario is all the laud likq a 8 , col Of very fine lumber in the yard. I . .
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f 2705 ;, G. E. Cresswell, lXrRO-VING.—Mr. Samuel Slemmon, � . . I
garden. There is a great deal o very , �
heifer and I steer, 222 , and I cow amongius, for too b ief has 36all. ille � ears. Ile lost 134 hives last Spritig and sion. The Reeve and Mr. Cook were I � I ! . z
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,lHllop, 2 steei 8, , time in which you hove been )ur leal- E0 this's ring. I � � also authorized to have the approal , . .1 I � 11
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in fact, that the sun - Shines on. .8 , ' ur kind ril! � I Grey. � concession 6, repaired, the hill levelled, RIB to be hoped tlip t through time he I . .
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the best land is not found -until you TuGkersmith 3 steers, 020; 3 S short, yet you hive � I will be comple IT, S ore 0 health. ;S es and Colors for � 1
3800; 3 Bteers,4100;.. tears, 3780; 3 nor and thoroug� iu;tru tions built for CliVELTY.—TIiiere lives in the neigh- and water tables cut. The Reeve was 3 �en and Boys, from 1�)5 centsto $1 7Z. 1 11
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ass Bird Tail River, and especially at . ,� I He is now un er'th care of Dr. Gra- I . I .
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gailver Creek. That is el 200 miles ham, of Brussols....�',i : I �
more South of Gorrie properly repaired. A - i i . 4 k
3475 ; 3- steers, 3800 - steers, 761); I 'We cannot Ftopabdore burning, a hard hiparted, . I -
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nortk 3 . I :1 - job of repairing at the Gadkie hill is to Aw.&YVISITING., r. John Cameron, K LS � -4
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tion at Silver Creek. I steers, 3480 3 steetE, 3580; 3 allow yv6u to dep rt with ut aii oxpres� c ruell ana unmerciful being in human , HAL ,
taking up a half sec I ) I . � � be let by tender, and the Reeve was in- of this place is *tvay visiting some . . ; I I �
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I am s6rry that you - did not come out 1 35 3 ) I ! ,, I ( eo'n . friends in Ohio, Vnited States. IIe i ; ;
nd 2 heife trait �011 will accept this ; stracted to have the necessary repairs ( ��
a rs, 46901. Mr. Hani al '13 and we Front, L ft or ' , well I will not Bay W�o STIFP AND SC FT FEL!Ir HATS'at $1, Nob -a - �
. with me, for I am Sure you would be r, as a i I for fe i on side- lines 5 and 6 , Concessions has been away fOr more than t ' I . 11
leased with this part. There al I Shipment embraces 43 cattle,,. mak.nf a BOUVOIlli 81 g it token of our Ile other ar a falsehood might ,#yles, Impc rted Direct. I . ;
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't'housauds of acres of land here as ove � guided in life by� the Gre t Father, and ng Soon. It is to be ho ad that Mr. Cal �� L
asany hatween Jamestown and Brus- enumeral .imals,wei� hi 2g � � E a that this personage 1,13 becomi handed in, examined and accepted, and 1P ' �:
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131,978 lbs., which at I. average pri a i that Sul in oul enterprises will be widely famed for brutal treatment of the auditors ordered to receive their eron. will not take a I notion to leave� �' OAK HA'LL
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sels, and you think a good deal: of that. � �t_ 8 C 8 to pay, viz., $12 each. A petition was altogether and go acl to UnC.10 Sell ;� I I
- within of 5.J cents per pound, )uld foot I 1p to ��vouchaafed to ,you in that Measure animals � and if u h i d � 14 P �
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- f ex- the snug sum of about 10,500 to b 3 oti- : which iwill be fd� yi ur highest inter- in what is suppl to be a ci d and rea Alex. Drummond and 18 territory. ' IDEF .9 ALL OMPUTITIOXin Clothing Hal i
five or six miles and abundance o � rem brancos go others asking for a grant to 6 FiSHING.—The fisil in the rival, he � .1. I
u- vided among Some 19'fa mers. ; ests. Our heatty la 'abiding community, I won d ask mak re- I re ,nd Caps, atid Furnishings. �Clonjpare Pxio" I 1-1
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quietly in Seaforth. ' A few we t to � ; : Ro oil are to inspect the road anj eisceitsin rod in hand. Theyleatch a, good mally A. P. McDOUGALL & Co
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&,way about the 15th of April, and the Linton to view the �p6rts al ra as � -1 o � - . pp hat grant will be required. � Mr. fish, but the worst oi the matter is that 11
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ground was dry in a day or � l . � Onc y. of them the � � I 111..� -
.there ; some went to tile country vi it- I . B)russels. I! li� under jaw (if a stubborn horse and Jacques was instructed to exp . leasure of his -acquabit -
Saw some farmers sowing on the 18th, . � . i . I put together will wq'igh a pound. � I I , aiinee. Ue � I -J-
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and I heard of others who had Bown oil 01 I BmFs.—Thol Tree Omr I 019 't�cbing another horse to it in or4er to f . . I ��. 1.
nicing, but b' far the I I cession 12. The next meeting of Cou-n- QuEEN's BiRTUDALY. —The Quee f
the 16th-, and cattle have been feeding Y argeSt Virtion having all the tress n. t a Streets ncrease�the animal's speed, buo only - ' D., B and fortitude. His � unieral win leave : _..
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outBide Since the middle of April led, great,; improving them.— a ulted � in alml st severing the apimil . - D. McGregor On .0
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What do you think of that for the crease match and the �thletic B )OI ts, The b ring at t a salt wall on Thursday 0 gue, and yet after all this ruelty third Wednesday in June. grand Style. In theI early morning the Fri -Lay afternoon ai 2 o1olock. Mrs. .:
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which were held on tl le grounds c i the morning had re'ehed a dept� cf 550 Ile culprit was allowed to g � I ,Scott , I u , , who is a 7.. ow laay, and her - .
Northwest? You can't touch that in Sealforth La --4t is exp I acted a think, I omethfug of that nature. 1. _�f
stall feed The atalEtic feet. ' arid, leal , This, instead of having is ten- I fa LL , have the � eartfalt Sympathy, I
, Ontario, where you require to crolsse Cl I;. � I I Jamestow-u. a cannon or s , !
for a month after that date. I intend, sports were held in I he fotenoo 8111d desired of the citizens, that a niew fence ency to moidif� the cruel prop nsitieB PARALYTIC STROKE. — Mrs. Me- The report was as 16ud as the roar of ,Be, of e community i their B'sA bereave. . -
were keenly contested, and caused " ach should be put around the squell f �his inhuman' being, only engendered Catcheon, an aged lady living with her cannon,._�,at any rat , At a very early me �t. - . .:
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. first week in June.—WM. S. CRERAR." a I � I I I
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following is a list of t a successful c ing for the election of officers takes ,.Or it seems that the other day lis beat I from here, received a paralytic stroke seen floating in the !breeze. The sports gh, of the 1 .,
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munications on various Is. 31st. I The regular men ibly l a fair inmerdiful manner. And no the � . 6 I 'firs � prize in the hilens' foot race at i 1I
Standing long jump, 4 entries—is � 'For a number of v I . 1: I
subjects, which we are compelled to t J. will bo held on 'Chu rsday, Ju a 2� id. �eople of the neighborhood say ihat it � . ears shollas Suffered Zurich, on the 2-1-thl of May.—M-aister � ,>
leave over until next week.—Mr. Henry D. Sills, 10 feet 8 ino ep; 2d J. from rheumatic paralysis of the lle4sadl. I r I
' b, TH� TWENTY- OURTH.—TuMldfly last w9dld be a Godsend if the poor wilimal lower . � Robert Mitchell, of �i phicell sil ran ���
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Colbert, of Egmondville, has Purchased JO feet 3� inches. . ��
� was observed as a goner I holiday. The jW uld d,io and be relieved of her suffer- extreirl She has live SHIPPED.—Mr si rize liti - ,
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top of the hill, formerly belonging to time 11 seconds. .Running hop,S�ep grainme was a . i * 6o raorning at She lingered on until Tuo§day morning of last eek, for We Buffalo market, Of cur boys. � I :: I
—lEt i ]Taxquhal when She died. , I I ; :::
na jump, 4 entries T. MeLf d, 37 8 a. 13J. At t d'b �� � ill l — another carload of kl fine horses. , �
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$1,600. It is handsomely situated and � TIO .— enling of THE DiFirERENcE IN ANAME.—Even a BAsE BALL.—ThElyoungmen of this is i receipt of a ard from Mr.
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4 inches. Running hi!) jump, 4 entir as. ' of citizens, as ODA led on the public Weanesday the' 18th May, tb,ll bible postmaster's life is not one unvarying place have lately oitganized a base ball H' - , who lately � "I Tt here for ' �
with Some trimming up and good tillage � - � Dakota, - I
In this race B. S. No ell and I J. I Ic - 'plass iniconnedtion - meet together for practice dat6d Chicago, May 14th, 4 ,which he �.
will make a fine, place.—Mr. R. N. 'Brett � square for the urpose of reCOiViDg from i I vnith the thames monotony, and he occasionally finds club, and � . In. � z
. has removed from Eamondville and Moran were equal,'"d they divid d -he onord th ne;v baud itand, and Road S�bbath.School, repaired to the that there is a good deal in a name. To every evening, the Weather being ei� all Stated he Safely reached �Chieal but -- . ;
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become a resident of Seal When first and second P rannipg up a v ry I and me I for the manse and were kindly greeted Eily Mr. wa � put to the trouble and, delay there �
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. ,not at his shop on Main street The height was 4 feet 7 inches. Put- first t�me. Tho baild stand 1 i 15 feet in 4nd M . Fletcher. After Spending a ly, come letters and papers addressed to T.RADE.—Businass is brightening, up Of nloading and epl -the col ,'I
ting -light Stone, 6 entries—ist H. Cam- dia � I . he Jamestown, New York, Pennsylvania or here now. The fairmers being pretty 9 . It
be found by those wishifig to �ee him � moter, octagon F hap d, Stande 9 feet ivery enjoyablo evening, one of t ,� tents of his car, owing t he car in I ..
oron, 35 feet' 7 incho Dakota. One morning lately half a wall through -with I..� their spring work, ll�c 8 Od I I
- , I el i abovelthegrourid, and finisl.-od with a � arty vl�as called -upon for a leadingi wh' h hi go le breaking , I .
at his residence, which i's' immediately s;'2d W. 131 I : � .. I I 1 '13 Left �00 4: � I I
ell, 32 feet 9 inches. � Half ril race : very I cis raililig. Et waB reeled by and, the following address, accompanied dozen letters, whose destination was grain and potatoeB'are now coming into doN � n.. Mr. Hil �
in the rear of the residence 'of Mayor w . , 111 . �, . `1 Ion expect�a to reach * ! I
Strong.—Mr. GOO. -Dent intends dis- 5 entries— lac d E. " I uesduy last weiL
I "It tt�� kwell, � F. C. Rogers,' Re3ve. Close to the ,by a, purse wasipresented to theRev. C. Jamestown in some one or other of market quite freely, 1 his ,ldestination. .on I - . I
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Pablic Auction, on the 9th of June. t pole 70 feet hig .1 With cross.tt s and Urms, ifn whic he Spoke of hisconnec- �� the Brothers, salt contractol have am. I , I I
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son who wants a I The poleiB pal ted wh* a aul tae rig- tionin general, Luncheon was then a Mis ric it, and have al A ed v
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Wm. Sleeth has been appointed care- Scott. Mile walkiN ace, 4 entriEs— ging aark, andwas put iliere at ,,he elx- prepared by the ladies, (what could we thus people would Stand a" better however, is not strtnge, as he thoroogh- me chillery therein for prosecuting the � � f -
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place of Mr. Edwards who , el tries—Ist . uug a very fine flig 21 feet by 101 1 1 tily and tAen returned bom a, feel- papers. ploys first-clil Workmen. '� i i
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the horses in the Clinton races on Tues- Theodore Klinkbaw or, 2d- ichael Esq. �: The baud *on their arrival Ount- ! ad in the inambrtal Shrine of th heart. hood, while returning from the lumber who has been here -for some little time di - .
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have sent up as many more, all equally .'rammo for ,the forer . I the flag was rim t) its posi ' on, when 1 me;�abers of y6ur bible class, d6Bire to !rather.novel experience in the way of chri8t, left here on'Tuesday :for 81cot- to r. George X-cEwem.- who very kind. 4 -
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good if not better.—Mr. Wm. Camp- Il principal at- .1 , Queen." u�ity of ., accommod ainment. land. Mr. Gill was very mq* � it some li
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was present when the victims of the the Seaforth and F, � r clubs.! :This few remarks pireser ted he s nd to the I tion of 'the ear host efforts you have put ,way while they were plowing the depths country, and thinks Huron county of ,�h r, . I I to I
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terrible boat accident were being taken' was. the first. match pl,ayed by tl�le 'I' )ea- corporation and cit-zeni C. A. Cloopor, 1 forth in our behalf, and of tq'udering ' of Lake Huron. Arrived at Port would be hard to soxpass. He certainly OP ?ortunity of obt ning a nice view*, I I ;
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by boab for Rapid City, where they. will and if they do not make it� warm for I ents, 'when thr�e clieers! war(, given for � give� by you, and what we hav� gather- i der of the day. Soon they reached one, Gregor, of the firm pf 'McGregor & Urqu_ full height, he was ��etweeu five and Bit ..-
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like1v be settled ere this.—The School some of the best clul-s dn tbe P OV,nce the Queen. A� 10 - m a ve,y interest- ed,f�om your keneral instructitu will only to find the doors closed, the papap harti on Wednesday, the 25th i C
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was the receiving and adopting of There were three C a nes played, and score of 3 to . 2. In the af temoon, ! yoil;l constant endeavors to- impart the who knew all about the cause of the he had but few equ-01s, and had bi I life D� ; ;
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