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. . - an . ) , at city ,.ruey say sive; singing ox i,Tox. jonVaj zue uuivatw"K
r 0 t 0 pair. They are ri bly fine . . I the ri in tp `P i
VO mals and were parci d for ship 0 i t ), y war , ood.-The : Lak 3 Superior tioxisilof Hollis, and comicality of Duff
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1RUTO! u txpool 11 rider the directorship of "Napoleon's Grave," "A 10di an
, . to the other side. Mr. fS ) a is doi ..1 , Ading party, u
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an extensiggo business in orse buyi" 7 :n R -.L, barp, is ! W ng . gan- oti were
at of Jat - i #1 and will lik6ly l3ave! here about Jon s. Hollis', in his "Amber Ale,
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DISTRICT MATTERS. nary last he ha ai id shipped, 19 t. 45 end U the p sent Month. The : "Don't say I told you," and " Sari
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- — Car loads, and tioxxi were pl lr- pa.i. , num III 0 1
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To THE PUBLIC IN GEXERAL. -Wheu chased in the townshi)s and hei E! ory M ond man y u meet now -a. Duff in "Apples and Pears)" I'Schnid.
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you want to purchase any article in the He says that for all ii . io i __ I I U r
t iny hi d ays wan to sell D.ut d g,o to Mani- ei Wedding," alad "Uncle Joe" fa
I Hats, hav'a'baen shipped fr8m S , bou - 7 t o or , akota. W an t1hey all go sus edhiste tation.-AfissesParro r
Dry Goods Readyinade Clothing, , nt, I Wn pu I
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caps or Millinery, first call at the store during the past year th re Ore lots loft t a )so wh are loft wil auu and . Ross assisted and sang i L
- lately occupied by Hill Bros., and ex- yet; and he finds no paidoulir dii y.. t I le." -T 1r, Ru*ci . m n 4as agaan exeqllent style some choice selec. .
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amine our Stock and Prices. We feel con- '. in getting onougli to an e him: to a1ii ) stJ ad ur his f4un ai is busily timis. The proceeds were ve
. fident that we ean, sell you cheaper goods , )aying the manager ai
. a car load every two 'weeks, and Some- tit work making plow,. -Io is stated amply rey
than you can possibly buy any place else. . ! i I int ' ds placin ' large
times more frequentl clearing a handsome Surplus. We hai
Remember the place, opposite Cam- Y., , I I 1 that Mr. Yhompson I an 9 .
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meri Hotel, Seaforth. DAVIDSON & . I . I .
XORRISON. I Itq Lucu.-We are ' ' hi I i . a Calder, on the violin, played somi
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. Mr. Thomas Greenwa y ,formerl culd nob,do' better, as he acted very choice Selections.
-TEAS. TEAS. TEAS. --DAVIDSON & . i . - .-----. .
XORRISON have on hand a large quam- South Huron, has stri a good thia f a - Ii8hly 0en he; left herei-Mr. Goo. . I
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tity of Teas, consisting of Young HYSO in the- Northwest. o IV' Ately ari i ad: I home from Toronto . . Alma. I
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Fini I Japans and Blacks, which were be located a town near RC)Ck Iii a, i I Nv.,11101 Clear Grit,, Ion Tuesday last. TEA ME ETING.—A tea meeting will
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purchase by them in the Bankrupt called it Crystal City. 1 It is Jn ,the , ri -' I a made the 4iceilittio pile of 01300 ii el '
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Stock of Hill Bros. These Teas were all cinity of this place .th 6 m! at 'of ti e ', onto.-' a I Irish Lord on Monday, July the 11th. On Sun.
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Bought for the Regular Trade of Mll Stephen and Hay peo' IE Ire I settlo, . 1 3 goneto Winnipeg., Ho, will be day,,4nly. the 10th, sermons will be
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Bros, and are fresh and new seasons, Crystail City has recen lir Teen In 0 Are treat f r the pe ple! of the West- reached by Rev.T. Broad, of Col.
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which we win sell in 5 or 10 lb. Caddies O'
belowtheWholesale Prices. Come and the county townfor R' A. Lake Conn. 3, r I Metr i I i , and w hope they will boi at 2.30 and 6.30. he tea wil
and the county buildings tire to .be b ,,good 1001 . m. 4 T a Se"aforth Fall be Served on Monday from 5 to 7
get your supply offea eheaper than you I . I - will 'be deliverec'
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have ever been offered Tea for before erected there shortly, and, recently oxt r SIlOW willibe aI4 o 11- Tb.4 rsday and aftox which addresses
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DAVIDSON& MORRISON. I . 9,000 worth of lots W41'eldisposed of y ] , ;Lday, 1 th d 16th S )epte er.-The by Rev. T. Broad and the ministers *61.
--iiiii-iii-iiiiii aaction, and the most! o4 them are I I ( 6minaf ions in ;I the Several depart- the; circuit. All are invited to attend. .
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DiUNCAN'S CLEAKCING- SALE.- be built on. So thh't! present . 41 lats of the eiii Pn'b
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Special toMousekeepers-Great Ke- pearances seem to iiidi4t I ced aud will be!oon- Vama.
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duction in all classes of 11tonse Fur- Greenway is in a fair w4y for maki n g tifided until Wi6duesdakii-iiiiii-All Who OTR ricxxo.--Dominiou Day wal
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nishings; everything in this class of an immense fortune tit of his city. w;lat to 64joy a ileasaxit 4enlg and eel 'brated by having the annual picnio
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goods imarked down to wholesale This is a good deal Mo * ofitable W i hoke a g tug - a ler the auspices of the Mothodis
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prices. Dress goods, pritt4s, and all representing Soutli Ta,o in the Do- (It ntata is veining. 'I Va' body will Chirch of this place. A kindly invits -
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kind,gi of fancy dry goods at sweeping Minion Parliament ,@qo per .1 - be there. h ) nice showei of Tuesday tio4was given to thb Sabbath Schools
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reductions. Every Lady shotild ex- num, with a certaint VIn ... 0 . * - of other denominations in -the neighbor -
9 to 0 E V )mng . TRuradaylimorking cooled . .
mrntne our sjtock` before purchasing.- pendtwice thtitmuchEVery five 37*4 th) . ified a repre-
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111alance ot millinery to be cleared out to get the position, and I even then rh' t h dusi I I .
In and will. ixilake'the turnips sented at the gathering and I may say
at half pr1ce*. I \ the chance of losing b th the money gir iw. The (-Irreal F oral Exhibition, wel represented, 'too, as , there wqr
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and the position. : d Cone 'art, dmii will open in about 600 partook of the good thing3
A. G. McDouGALL & Co.'s Great Sailp - I i . I ' , .
- ii j t ) Drill 1 Shed on Mom lay evening iext. provided. The weather was fine and
ofDry Qoods, beforemoving into their now build- ER I *1 i . . I . ,
_ AxOTHER PIONE XONE.-- --We re ere willi be musernout and plea;8ure beAplath the spreading branches, throug] I
ing, will continue for two weakslonger. Buyers , .. I -
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who have not yet attended this sale should ,all agaidn called upon to ch r micle the do t'. a f A every!liei n. lagementis a all ii foliage the wind blew gently, the
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early and see the bargains. -Butter taken in ex- of another of Canada! ald p'iotee s ii (a a good I people , 61d and young, seetned to hearti -
i nplete ,; fox enjoyable time
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change at th - a highest rukrikot price. 707 the person of Mr. R)) rtBrock, S 9 tv lweh at a affair I will be largely ly ,renjoy themselves. After dinner
i dor the ri I , irom T citizens generadly. a -inumber of the ouug - men ,
SOMETHING TO KNOINii Callspecial who has passed &i a 3 . I .. .
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attention to the great ffiscount sale now going on ol Iff. r :1 Fle admi sio On is very low, 'aud repaired to the fiel& to "have
d age of 90 years. .i -. Brock wa . P i
at HOi BRos., Sea,forth. For particulars L, , fep,
see their advertisement in another colamn of this nalive.:of Ireland. H emigrAted o s 1 buld not be n obsticle to any, and a game of ball, others Soon had sever
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paper. All are cordially invited to call and see CanacA in the year 1824 d settled 1 t i: i enter baiinIr ,ent i is fo r the benefit of sets of croquet in position, and kept the
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for themselves if they Llo what they say. 708 the Province of Quebed ere he mals t 1: L to which in it- bai rolling until evening. 1 There were
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FRuiT JARS, Fruit Jars, Fruit Jars.- for himBelf and fai I 8 comf6irtall 3 a if shoul 4 ind ace, evei y citizen to at- several Swings, swung up to swing,
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Wilaon&- Young have received this week, direct home, , war 3 entered t a 3 t;N d and ave a good t me ai;nd aid the lovers of swinging, and truly the Swing.
from. the manufacturers, 125 dozen of Gom. Jars, Service of Her Maje LLLL y as a; Custd6ii , I I
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. which they are offering at factory prices. 707 , Ic-Aitute also, -Mr. Archibald, Scott, erskept swinging the swings with i
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To IPARMERS.—The Cheapest Place House officer in Montr LI. in which 0 - of ihe fir I of Scott ros., 1who is .'at swing illat would have satisfied thi
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torElarvest Tools -of All Mads, is WarmqEy, acity he Served the . o4 term 9 M L itoba, a doing a large most inviterate swingers' that eve:-
RRos., Seaforth. Como and see them. See fall years, aind when retir i ag from acbiii litsiness i stliplying the Manitobans swuhg. Altogether the day was pleas-,
particalarsnoxt week. 708 1 Services he was hai i mely rew rdo' I 11h goo ran iical in rumbnts.-As a ai spent and all retired .to theii ;
WANTED.—A Good General Servant. for the faithful service', hich he re' d6i - . . L .,
I ., 11 dat and ,a rtist ic sign minter and let- homes, tired it may be, but wen pleased
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Apply at the Church of England Paxisonag .F I
fortb . 70 ix 1 e, Sea- ad, by receiving V63ii I per' yeaT 4 t6mr thiski are not many who can beat with the events of the day. I
the year of 1874 he left the Provi4ce'lcf Mr. i E Wi isms 6 F I .
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LOST 11 -011 Sunday, June 26, 1881, a Quebec. and came with'. AS faimily to th a a ple of ,[iis v lork whi6h commands it. I . .
Brown LrasDl. Finder will oblige by leaving at i Whalein.
Province of Ontario an I -settled in Si If caa 1*' Seen on the windows of THE I I
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. — . townshi *ofTuekersmili.1, -Hepur= I ,, ,! I I e. -Wel noti6e that the RECOVERING. .The young manPeart'
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SimiDE.-We,ha a been ad the farm of Mr. D , who was hurt while drawing gravel, 3
-LIRGE v 1) nald McKay 0 I B,XisiselsP osthas lateredup"o"lallie9th . I .
inform ed that the sailt sales and Ship -L the M ill Road, where I i 3 r'emadned unt' I q recovering rapidly. .
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ments of Messrs. Gray, Young and a little over a yeax ago, , Vhen l wishi gy 191C t im 6ssib a o rdai that eight ' large
S arliug, at Seaforth. aa-Ld Blyth, have to live a more retired lift'he moved 1, 13 ' Lailghlin raised the frame of ,
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y laure, of 52o the village of BrUeefiel'id, I bar"n on Saturday last. I
reached the extraordinar f it, where he an ' a I t blisho , bu t time d oes fl fast. The i NOTED PLAcn. - The house ill
cars daring the past four months,:being ad his life. Mr. Broch WILS a Member leg) t is a ood, lively ocal pape , and 4
of the Methodist Char LL, but 'owing is which John Donnelly was Shot, a
. upwards of 10,000 barrels per month. , i:) Ii. ,I I rep, sent3 the -on erprising villsge I
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The shipments have been nearly equal- his loss of hearing and ing h atural 1, 7 . Whalen, still continues to be a place o
. to I wbere #1 is publisb ed,--iiiiiMr. Jamegi
I much interest to strangers visiting th
I ly divided between both points. It of a retiring nature he Considered him- R,yle and! Mr, David Spr at, of Eg.- . -
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affords us pleasure to notice tha,t this self a burden to society, and ,for t1h rtic dvill , inteO takingla trip to
'he souz,flat for T I' gri distance. Many small bralliche
enterprising firm are tible to command reason I Comfort, in the , idi land bhe 1 North -W at Shortly. I
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lie, the largest, t 1 was I tricql] 7 :;,and er Spro it, of Kyle's mill, as L "
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such an immense trac , 441r. Al carried away relics. i
probably, of any firm in. the salt dis- temperate in QI his habits, and to thi1s gmond0le Eoldla four yeELr old horse Vxiox Ploxic.-The Church o i if Eng.
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iia a great measure the dircumstance f f _ people of Kirkton Prospect, an
large as the out -pat now is, we hope to . L , r 8175- ,IThe eurninatious forlien
see 0 it doinbled before this time next his life having beela .p I I - St.4! gatrick, Bidaulph, churches hold i
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I . Daring it nee t Ithe Se4forih High School union picnic in Mr. Win.Gunnifig"E
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- las thB Of his lif a he seem: ,d :) )Iic&nt I ..
& 1 1 MiPion Da ng passed of
year. t six Mon . .1 9 commenced yester . - .b 70 betiutiful grove, near Whalen,
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I ASE-4FORTHITE IN ERERSO-N. — We gradually to declinein healtho but 13 Juire it ere( t ahlot) er igh School' Y. Everythi I
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notice the following in the Emerson I - 4 . '41 very pleasantly, but the crowd was
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0 his end drew near he sqffered accu t pilding I a- th( pre'sen i one a well Mled .
Express of a recent date: "Jerry Rob- :4 mtich larger than they had anticipated,
padia which he piii ly bore ' wit i g N, buV the nore tile b tter. It is . .
inson has disposeid, of his stock of goods Christian fortitude, alid, on .Sandax and provisions were scarce. Various
g atifyiuAl'to know that our I,EIigh School I I it
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.and his rea,l estaite to Killer & -, Aikin, morning, the 3rd inst. 1 he peacef a] I 7 'Iller its present excellent manage- . I . )
two young gentlemen -in the employ Of breathed his last, and is L gone to ")a , entiB,blacoming so opular with out- cr3quet, &c., were provided for the
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Asb4own, & Coliaparly. The young Mon. forever with the Lord, Cox.' -,j yoi people, and were well patronized.
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are enterprisina, and their strict busiw 6 I : . I ROv.'Mr. Guillay, of Simcoe, entertain -
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ness integinty will win for them a large . *1 b ad! the audience with some, amusing re -
LOCAL BRIEFS.—OPI old friend, i d atied the la ee,'nbi Oard opposite ; - I
trade. We bespeak for the new firm John Cameron, of the . I I - c miniscences of a visit to England, Ire -
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every success. Our old ailad tried friend changed man. Althou h'unlike L_ tt : 'or thei purl ose 1: of advertising their &P
Mr. Robinson goes to Winnipeg to - I L furnished 'by the Grantou choir. On
0 other -great and goodl an of anci "t u3inessiii They.! i end having it ;
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i9 I "his i 'a a kind of S uda;y Rev. Mr. DeLoi of Mitchell,
commence a retail dry goods business." times, he has not had i a locks shori oi geouBly paillto. .
Mr. Aikin is a soxi-in-law of Mrs. Robt. he 'has had his moulp a- che L and t ie I . pribsched a unioA anniversary sermoi L
, * a ierprise that alway pay "I'Ve much I *
- Fisker, of this to*n, and is well known greater part of his whi§1 ers cleared cff, ly — iw the Same grove to & large audience.
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to many of our readers. His friends and,ithe tralismoghift I ef ret t, earn that A- rs. SE teen, mother I ' I I I i
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here will be glad to leairia of his pros marked improi afid ei iously, ill, ad I is not expected t . I I
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Join laq,5 made him look aLt , tea 3`0811 1 e0over,! - 1D axioN' DA -y The first 4
periby in tho pt6way duy and will- I , eilist 8 . f Jul:
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with us in wishin ' him success in his youl ' ; - I L be usu
0 agar. TA_cmiiian. a the job and it - ' Wks celebrated here by having the usu
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was well done. -The w a r maiVia Me i;u ' . I ts. The dai,
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RA,v,irAREns.—This popular Catutai been tappedl nd a two inch, ; . .TEAIs. H I in I iffoEeil was all that could b I
pipe laid . from there t the water tai Ok his i ' Ity, aind7although'the crop is, a4dithevillage was soon filled witl
which is tOL be produced on Friday evei L vici . . 0 : I
which was erected in a lirear of M(kiii. lob first- lass yet. A- is much better p6ople'from the surrounding coulifiry
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is L going, rison's store, for street watering pt - ujin ' as, ai ated.',-- Rev. Mr. 11he quoiting
Everybody and we predict.a poses. This taink ci in' .1i cip, I i I I
I ow be ke I t 8chroed r is oil his weddi g tour.-Im- 14 th . morning, and lasted, until noon,
crowded hall. Judgingfrona the manner in I I _
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which it was received in other places, y 'Jn a uantities of' ba4 have been i Bone taking lot -prize and Jas. E.
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t will be the first q at of laying L t ae J,a] n r in thi Forsyth 2xid. At 1 o'clock a, in. th3
ftom tbLe,character of the pla,y itself and" COE' I 1 .. io i3 nelg ,
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pipes. This will be fd y, made - up jy 16ea fro, 'the I I tatio'n. (if the gaip,eA VIi taken np, th 3
the loca.1 talent onaaaed, it promises to I 1 I r
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I . be the finest entertaiiamout 0VQr giveq the wpi rent procur from paxties in J' — it I - I I f0tailowing being the hat of prize taker 3
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in Sea,forth. Some es are a water I or 1 .,- Walton.; i# the respective games: Standing jiam:)
. .garden. and d me st* I . I I . I f lat Thos. McLaughlin, 2d Jas. Cam '
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said to be firlie, while others Such . 0 n e purpos it GOOD' WORK —On " Th rsd of last - 'i I-
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0 would have been bet er howeveri b di Iveek ere as - sawn ii n Y. Standing three jumpsi Thom
as the firema,n'B soug Sind chorus, - 9 r Lewis ;0!
- the tank been erec, ' dl on 'ViCtoxift t XCta-%ghliu,2d Jas. Campbell. Rur-
with its fire ladder, saving a il A 3D, Id's I ill a t alton fif teen I
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. I Square which belond, to the -town 4- I On, . i ing,hbp step and jump-lst Jas. Me -
child from the flames, &C. I are : A littlu-boy about f on years of .- '' illoussn six u dripd. , d. sixty nine XcUnghlin.
just grailaid. Go early and secure a good, U leat of i chilli 'te ,
age, 4 , r n't taughlin, 2d Thos.
seat. . The cricket match between the ,of Mr. Charles Clarks u,. Head Mas r . urB. The I lia ,erl was, , hemlock and Throwing heavy stone -lot Win. iW
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of the High School, fe 1 off a Verand i : Id Wm. Walker. Throwing light ston E)
Seaforth and Godi clubs will be h 8 8 d. d th6 -A ork Was done under ,
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a few days a and b Oka his arm, it. 'S -1st, Wrla. Jobb, 2d Wm. Walker. Foo b
played on the grou-nds L of the former, . . . go. .. ; 1 a Bu ervisic n bf Mr. gaia,h Smith, - .
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is recovering nicely. hethermoma mr ,( s a, 1W yards —lst Jas. f
commeacing at 10 o'clock A. ML. -' ! - c as yer. If any oth 'r man thinks
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'ely-&' 0 - Tuesday if. 1. Allan Orr. Boys' foot race,! 10)
, was 92 in the sha i , L n . vi o.an i . ea,t this Mr Smi h wants him i(Lie- 2d John og .
ternoon. Hot enou: .—The childil his h)a,d!o t 'of is shell and
FOR THE -01,1) SOD`—Mr. and Mrs. ,'o pok ' I
attending the Cana Methodist Sabi. !ihis h r I —1st Samuel layford., In
Egiliandville, Messrs. : , - . . i
B. Lupton, Of 1 39y so., . Tub. race
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bath 'SLchool had a via leas t pie] ic i , . - I the i6vening a concert was tills
Peter McGregor and David McIntosh, y . . . . . * ` . , .
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of Brucefield, and Mr. Thomas Dun- in Beattie's Grove o D Minion ay _ il Z ch. ' Toii Hall, under the ma agemer t
-u, of Sealorth, left on. Thursday Messrs. J. Dnncau a d ' . '. ils 11, 1 tin f th Mr. i6haS. Carter, Wroxet 3r which wag
Cal I . I WEEL4 DoNE.—k a In a I 9 0 0 .1 I
accompAnied y iss DIncan, and Miss -a apecess. in every particular. Th3
for the old country. They all go by the B)a d If Directofis cf thel.Hay Fire in- . L
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Wilson, have een o a visA to N --w st ranc2, Co dilgido of Miss Maggie Foster, of Bea .
Allan Line from Quebec. Mr. a,nd i I Hip any hii 3ld o 'the 2nd inst.,
York during w6ek. The gon- , applicatioll.3 for Mo forth, who appeared in several piece I
Mrs-. Lupton go for pleasure and to view * V . bershAp were I
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tlemen combined bul ineiss with ple S- p 1 . Wasl very .highly appreciated. XiSs
once more the Scenes and companions ssed.! - 0 I
of youth. Messrs. McGregor an.d. MO- ure.—Mr. Robt. Jam' eaou left for ie Rol.s. — C"Ovist hay through this Carter, of Simcoe, also appeared i and
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Old Country on T ur6 gave unmistakable eviden I qce of bei am
latosh go to look out some more good I sday last., He n ighb?rbood a now pret by well housed.
sails from New Y rk on Satur& y. .i ,h . . xi g
-horses., and Mr. Duncan will visit the a fall! whea , whi is an agreeable acca,niplialied singer. . I
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These old country v_1 its on the paxt of ' I
various European. markets for the pnr- . sapp,bintmel.t to many, will soon be : i
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r young friend are beboxiding alar, r The I . Oraubr-ook. I
pose o making, purchases for the fall on - I , ady for bar rest. 4
- , r. Ro, ingly frequent,, and 1 Id Dame Rum r ntly'turniuf out much better than WHINAT
trade. M bert Jamieson also left t .—The.,fall wheat will not be
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ou the same day for a similar purpose, has it that it is n t pusineqs &I( . a a ex ecte .11 t E foi part of the more t an a a crop -
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which induces him' to Icroas the I ilg I
but he goes by way of New York. We . sammer. Th8 coo. weiither -has an- hood this season.,
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wish them ai pleasant voyage, sac- Pond so frequently, butl that e mill aiaed to mature nore I gradupdly and SiW MII,L.—Mr. E. Garri a&, v
ce bi ,C more fally developidd, though mill'will shut down in a few days, ana
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safal business speculations and a safe someof these times be 1 doing 4 stroke o . . ,
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return. I I of immigration bia1sineas on- his o' : t] le last coup] a of di ,`yS t a weather has the -boys will r6Bort to -the h vast
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I .. r0af b 3en Jery bob and a albry, j,, . fialgap. I
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Oult SCHOOL.—The attendance at the Tackersmith, aki - t er; I . HATn%.—Tbe farmers ' 0
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Sea,forth Public School for the month trip to.Marlitoba s. A .. he a ies. ' M --- is. I I ; have ommenced. haying. AS a oral
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of June was as follows ip each of the suit hi h may Inai I BAIix' R.iisi.NG.' r. . Baines and thing it is a light crop, especiaU3 - o a
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several departments : 1 Mr. McFaulls, I purchose with a vie' t9 future set#e- I __ T.1 Cole adited a§ cap ains tit Mr. E. the bigh lands. The general opinion
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average altendance, 27 1; Mr. Canieron's, i ment in the North- es A ,His brot . r-' A rmstuong's I arri rAialn on-W-ednesday. is that hay will be high
'owaa* ,, i . a I next winter.
32 ; Miss Anderson's, 39 ; M i s C , I n -law, Mr K. McL od, h a tA an u a Mr. 1T. Cola ctIme off victorious. 111PROTEMENT.—A. new:, bridge is b
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. -W; lKiss Hoggarth's410; -Miss Shawls, '! tuacb of la;ud in, the vio nity of B r . e, FR6m MAIR (TO A. essrs. Francis ing built -across the river Maitl
56 , Aliss, Kate Cowan's, 83. The mid- 1 and likes the count y , veR i
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Summer examinations, are now in pro- I McConnell, Clerk an('. Treasuri, of hiom ille Nort hwp's . Both gentlemen David Dunbar of Ethel, has the ! Col L-
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g.ress. Mr. McFa,ul's,departmeut was Tuckersmith,, has ad If leW;r frora 6 Sneak highly of 1! . I -v
. . Dak . . le country an Bros. of this Iplace ha .0
dismissed for the Summer hohdays on .son Corisy, who we t t , - , I ' I
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-S I- - 06a so is Illate W. Cl agg: li& -- -a number of %he contract of the mason work. ,
Wednesday, and the other departments I time a uil t , 0 Mr i
. * # - He likes th,E country, w &t- b ding lots and! , . F. !Clegg parchas- ' PERsoi-Mr. John Cameron of
wtl be dismissed on Wednesday next. I he ha Seen of it so ar, rery 1 2
. much. Ella a 0 acres. 'Ile purposes takinc, this p ace, who was away - across the
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The schools will notte-open. unItil the I is at p-'reseut with' r. I -Vim. X-'Grieive, $24
; yriorth-of cattle &long with him, lines vial ing friends b as returned,
first of September. The attendance of i who has three tea a atilwork breaktng and *' * - .
I I is .:going back on WQdnesdi 6th eatl ' i,n love with Uncle Sam's. terr:-
Scholars was more regular during the I the prairie. Th 7 p ow a furroW a illst.; -Mr. T. Clarke, Jr , and George lory. , He says he would like to sell 0 t
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past than the previous, month, and it is -ilile and a half in leng'h. Tho m Strong start fol- the Same place
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th,onamber ofpupils willbe consider- Station just now, a d a 8 vi g(0 t .i altand thein. I
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f mbs are a ,, price thils y0ex I . I and al half, we ate glad to statiti is i at
abi increased. . - ; ones. La I . I i .
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- Gooi) Hoitsiss.—Last week Mr. T. A. I to sell than to k6ew t m.—The n6ws. I HOI.,Lig' COI[014 '. On the evening of I
f I ham, f Brussels. . i
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Sharp of this town purch ad ftom Mr , of the attemp,ted a sassination of Diy s July Isi Mr. E. 1 . , Oi , Prof. 13, I Pim. ic.
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James Mustard, of the London Road, I ident GaTfield created Ja go9d deal '! of a ad, Mr. W. G .. I)u , of Seaforth, gave oyable picrade was held:in ccxiinec, Io I A
Stanley, a heavy draught horse, five " excitement in town bnras.y Imt i I a . rand ci rt tia, Lei hall. As
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Mr. J. Aikenhead, of the London Road 1 new ai respectab'e tion hous t1i filled. Daring the two irom 11 directions, making their'way
I 168 in hall was
Tackersmith, a five year old horse K; Seaforth.—Beveral ourItown spotts bmr gwhich the antertabament lasted : .
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185,or $375 for the! went to Toronto o Dominion Darilto V ie in terest wi La kept up b lor ]I*. John Slemmon's grove, right
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stomach Mr. McRae, Pastor, took the
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the 15th,conce 3sion. got his goods very ,
-speedily dispi ,ad of, as the storm took
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O,iece of music, which was sang in
legaint Style. Speeches were delivered
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possession an threw the wagon overl
several tixni Scattering its contents in
all directions : Accounts from' the I
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Revs. Messrs. ,Johnston of
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north are
equally destructive. Mr. F. Balloch, of
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built last an mmer, shattered to pieces.
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-1-na'iently well Satisfied.
Lar s of ice fell in Mildmi
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AN ATHLETE. — Mr., Archie Scott, . I
: til broken to li eces. There were Sever- 1 * 56
Brussels' celebrated athlete, won nearly i ,
all the prizes at the. a _F 0 :P. r , , Z;:__:_
I I other - Sufferers and much damage I S MI _& -
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Bluevale on D idu Day. done of 'which II have not got an !accu- i - 11 I ., -
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plelieft duu Doxes- 01i Suluaw V0 a I
One-eighth of an acip. Several of the within the memory of the oldest hiliab- I _BEF0'J3`R REMOVING mp I
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berries measured over seven inches. itaut. ! i
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clubsare.to 4isit this place on SCHOOL Ex,&#rNAT,xo_,;.-A public ex- rriii I
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Hole" boys a amination of the pupils in the Winthrop ;
Saturday next and play our I
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matell each. One is to be played in i .i
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the xxiori and the Other in the after- . . . I I
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' pally of the fair sex, were reseiit ; .
1 DO U]RioN DAY.—DOMiniOli Day was SUMM, R STOCIC AT I I
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Sweet Smiles. Mr. Johnston, teacher i J
traction being the Mbth.,Odist picnic on . I ! .
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the I aver Meadow, which was largely 0 . I - ,
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teachers, viz.: I Misses Hays and! For- .0 I A Pd. .
4tten ad, and netted tb: church inter- . I cem
rest and Mess rs. Ratch-H, A.,,Joh,48ton I ; I .
fisted a nice little Bum. . I I
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1 DiED IN JAIL.-Geo. , Whittaker, of .. i .
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this I lacei who was coxx mitted to God- . i .
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arich jail last week ao being a dangerous to the quiesti us asked, we have uo I
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Innat c, died on Tui last. At an , SALE TO: COMM TOILS ,
. hesitation in saying that Mr. Jobib-si ,
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in icil injuries. . All the classes acquitted themielves I i I
1 . well, but we shall make special Mi lition
$TIVAL.— at ' rawborry festival was of the spelling of the whole se. 1 ....and I And Continue for One
hei the basement, of St. John's I Onth. -
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the drawingof the junior classei At I I
Churi on Thursday ei ening, the 30th . i -
ult. It was large attended, and a the close short addresses were d4vered - !
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, ery pleasant eve i Was spent. Miss i
Cam bell sang two soilgs dpring the in . . a
Shortly after , 5 p. m. the pri - - lags : I
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herse I the admirati n b1f all present. ad for their respective homes.w.ell pEdis- I
Miss , -X'. Ronald also ang two songs very fied with ,the way they had ape ; t the .
'h , I cks power to fill a .
Sweetly, but she I afternoon.- - AT..CO-ST PRIC] Pg.. I
am room. The eutertainment real- I .
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ized about $23. Th'band was also in I ! 'I I I
; —MR. EDITOR;-SiR,-Having Senn in -1 Any buying.at this Sale Diati lbe ebarpi
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Ill' - I I the Signature' of Win. Cook, in Which : at Wholesale Cor t the same as toCash onateln.
11 Tucjker mith- ers. I
he finds fault with me for usiJior his '
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' T H P". COUNTY RA.TE.—The amount to namewithouthis donBent. I did'n-,Iot 11 - ,
beralsed by the to nship of Tucker- .
. need his consent, as I only used his I . I
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year. I I THIS IS A GENUINE' SALIE. .
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ght in question -I m4st of - i .
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Dr .D.-Mrs. John Templeton, of the - I 1. i
. course, accept his denial-. He gods f I -
10th , concession, . died, on Saturday further than this, however, and insinu- I ! I
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mor ing' laht. Mrs. Vempleton has ates that I am at variance With the f any other Dry Goods House in Causi
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beenlin feeble healti 'for some yeaXs, Grangers. Oiee for all I wish t1il . I
and for several mon ihs has been. con- tradict this stiatement, ai to ,assert i I
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fined, to her bed neatlyi all the time. most positively that I am -not at vai i
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was tL woman who w s! much esteemed i I . I
towards the Gmage organization as i I
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by aIrl who knew her,1 aidd, her death will Such, but as I have already stat0d. the .
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be dOeply fegretted by 6 large circle of lodge ait Wint rop has, as Some 1 of it t
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frieni She was bi in the Rodger- members, bla .... k sheep, Whose Qnos , !
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MdRE .NiEw BARN .—Mr. Peter Me- not approve of! and I did consi or de At 6 cents, Old Prize 8 and 9 cento per yarit.
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Kai the 10th con e9sion, is erecting serving of exposure. If Mr. Coo isa
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a laroe now barn wi a stone founda- light a Sleeper! as he -says he is! A i I I -
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011, Is ance which so: ra tiny others hear 1, bat 1 .
I O 111makiDIg extensive improvements perhaps he is afraid of his ,craft and 17A. G. McDOUGALL & Co,
i has outiiiibuildixlg!5 this season. A' self interest induced him to el , so his . I I
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mov6d and stabling placed underneath, give evidence against the membein of so MAIN'STREEr, SHAIT
ad 4 few days agoo he had a shad re- influential a bod last bi gives I them i I 01111-
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oaA, is also erecting 4 large new bank are some -who are nqt so easily frighten- for a term not -exceedi-ng 10 ye .1twag
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tarx , 4Ox6O feet, . with," a good Stone ad, and -who have t to statid i decided to pass a by-law to ,
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fburl ation. 1dr. WIn. Angus has the up. for truth I . V Up ai
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most deacent follows ia the County, Mr. attention. of Your readers to the follow- aitlaud. 4A by-law -t prevent
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McIntosh will be sui have a good ingy certificate to which I hope y6u will I da,mage to the highwayS R11d !bridges ia
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. iippen Road, hals'had his barns and trouble you again on this sab act. 1, Council ad: 1
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here more now out -buildings have Complained of'by "Farmier" in. his first I .
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pi ones repaired and letter did occur, not only on thid evening I
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eugwed than in Tuckersmith this sea- specially referred to by him, but fre- I will pax-ade h-ere,on the 12thp :
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Tiat CRom—A coli siderable portion 1 Signed,—C. Schrai Henry Cribbons,
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)f t4e hay crop in this township has al- J. D. McDonald. is af ter day reak a doud of young lads 1 -,
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. [Ei). NoTru.—We think this questioni has now and everything living. Abc ut 9 a.m. -
iholwhole it will be ai light crop. The been ampl it I I
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ipring crops, with tho exception of bar- ter how good, must come to an end, so 2n the calithampians, headed b, r His MAj-
,, controversy. 'i have now given An parties a fair asty Sitting r
ei will also be si and light, but the above is the last letter we -will 3ull in fall w-tZ-co.tume,
:)ai looks splenaid!so far. The roots, pablish'on thesubject.] PrOmonai the principa- streets,
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A Which an unusuaft, large breadth I . Shouting, yelli , g., frightening Liam 101ja
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liao been sown this season, are coming Turnberry. I , ner ifthey
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alobg pretty well, but. are much in need - Co-uNciLDoi1xGs.AttheI& Carrie ca
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f !ain. The f all wheat, has picked up lof the Turnberr Co-uncil Which Was libilee Singers. A ir - If Singers
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wonderfully within the past few weeks. held at Bluevalei Mr. Griffin reported th Musical
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talent Oi town can boast I'll, , and who .
Ti are a few good fields, and Some he had let a job of culvert on B Line repeated sid 1 me of the old I&A .. I . I - ,
th4t=willyiold about half a crop, while opposite Lot 8, Concession. 1, to; George Z . .
i Melodies th.681alves down Sol. - T
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thore are other fields that ,will scarcely Pocock, ami 44.50, job finished; , I
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Hovick. Our enterpri,sing agricaltural '.Hiplement
travel; had taken a lvl
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. THE Cnors.—The fall wheat iu this I each end and lot a job of fencing tho " - 1 - , the
township is very thin, and will only ends to Colin Eadie, a -mount 41 finilgh- Station COnSISting.of zill the -farmers Mi
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be"about a quarter crop. Hay, also is ad. Mr. Hislop reported he had let a , the several townships adijia-ceut, Who
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ve*y light and Short, Spring crops are job of repa.miag culvert on sideline 10 J
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backward, but with Iii liberal supply of and 11, Concession 1, to John Casemore, "I 00 C a . cessio.xi-numb,ar- , Ff
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rain they may yet be fair, as the have amount $8, 11 ing -SOMi forty to- ':;.a with rei ;
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wo had last wei 1: way to D. 1 ,rwin',s fordilinner I which the 4
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A BiG STORM.—A! very destructive Black and Henning were - iustruated. .
U*nado or blizzard 1 passed over this to examine the following calvi and Levy, our energetic agent for4'bhn W -St- -1
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township on Thursday, the - 28th ult. have them' put in a prope r state his worthy! -neighbors and toi that end, - -
T4o storm took a aduth-easterly direc. Of repair, ,namely: cu,lv rt on by a great', deal of trouble... I ai;xiaged to
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'7th concession', was one of the principal between 6 antl 7, lot 15 ; Culver on side- -
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Orn w c is x a een ee i one s . on I I . I excitement now came ,about 2 .
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au d then shattered one half of it t. Gemmill's.bridge. Mr..Barton was L- i ` - .
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fragments, throwing,the heavy timbers stracteato expend $15 *in con u`uctiou. all the tr4d,es and pprofes . I, a -in the ,
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,about three feet. S6111e of the broken to give him aid to the.axtent V5. it I tilig, . 1. - , whieh ;
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1. boards we're carried one hundred rods was ordedthat Mrs. Hamilton I be paid were strewn aliono the at at, blai - . -
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anvils; Some twelve -
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twenty rods distant in th,eir flight. towni I inst. 1
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G wdy's loss will )axceed 000. - Mr. thereon with the assessment roll, and 0 .10, I
i a great deal of extiteineut, iii ,ihe tug . 1
1 John 11ft-aden also met with consider- I if it be found 'that said petition coi 1.
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. a le loss. The - Storm passed through tains the names of a majority of the and Wavanosh. Ten:' mej were on .1
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and best in the township, to " argest uthorizing -the work i each side. A desperatapi and Mori I
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breaking and otherwiseaestroying about Mr. Wm. Elliott applied to th X I ,
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; 20 of his apple trees, - n up a rain In —Considerable alarm is a ,preawa w .
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It would lift him up and carry him itai MoBsks. Black and ing N
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LIO d of -t -he B. hn4'got his stable un- count of bridge contract. Mt. Blai xn - , 11 .
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roofed and his milk:0an carried into his, was instructed to let fhe,job off . . ..
! 1 41 airing seemed determin-od. to foxce his Way Ins
neighbors field. Mr. Win. Irwin, of the cross -way on B line, oppos a lot 48 Saying he had a preparation in * :
Bdimore, had his batu partly unroofed, on the Ist Concession. The R a -and pocket which would be:a sure cape for 6
and the roof of Mr. W-Aliaw RuW& log Treasurer were instructed to an the -the preddeniVa woui
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