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I I I I for joi , fl. lying h REM . - 2 I 11 -I----- ___r � .r I 4ides. She is th* -widow of the " I � .1, i L i, , w conversant with every branch of the bridge, for raising the son re.1 � i - - I I il� .� 1 1 several refreshment aud floral istsnak, . g big own gat i it] I is now pur- and is with all a for the now bridge, and er of the ; I �:, � er business, cQueen f I ad l I .. I _.. � � . I d A)l a age, and slea h [in not a little by newBpap con- late Thomas M QU � — � , ,. presided over by young ladies, is possessed of ex- stone pileis., Mr. Bi0sett .got the : � � I I ! . � I � . , . zl�. - - I : , 1RUTOU. expooltov. rohmeolastol- fluent -writer, and Huron� Signal, a diBting4ighed journal- , 1, - -, �. I � ; Iling him that be had pu ract for taking dol -the old bridge, I L:, � - _... . ro, .. .. , � g,., T� - . 1. , seemed to be well patro, . t , at once gave the cellent business abilities, 90 we t Mr. Dodd's ist, and the author of a ipoem in � four. : . � . . ab y ,,� a U horse. Mr. $hiple: r his control his tender being $156, and I I � " I . ::;, i � I - 1 � ; — � U � I A � I whole affair throughout was ad ' to Mr��Dunl bliat unde � books 2 called "The W�rld," bo: sides i CALL & 0 . � 11 - . � : (p, who Ok him fully anticipate I , cepted 7 B --- orBe up � ; _: - I - and affor ad much I I Will soon attain a tender for all the lumber was ac do 0. V - �� I conducted, lbaBuk E) I other 'eceB of great beauty and re At C. M I . � I __ _. ith hi . � I�TRICT MATT19RS. lml� and he now awaits the the old Reformer . , _. �. - D WhO, a tendel Omo W � t'the following prices: Hemlock 89 ra h � � 11 !,. .89 � . L� -_., 4 1 and amusement to tE ose O other local paper a he wife of Arch. I �; " I -_ ! I— 1 6 excelle-nee.—T I � - :-. . I L, 1. , � ------ � , , . I rrival of the - I aid . � �, . � Mr.C.L.Papi3t,uncler,�vhoseclire tioutbe Ell ONViier. The B117th hotel- position sec ud to 11 per thousand, cedar� V6, and rock elm literary � , - �� ,, . . � Esq., ex.�Ri6eve of Grey . 11 � ,I - v., . or will thu$ be out the aiaount he in the province. "i .. r . I � were carried I ai� I I ! _____�_ K4. The contract for the stone work McDo resent, a ad it __ :, entertainments I . � ;eep . I ' P ' , ., WE MAKE, the best sticky Fly Paper in . . .; tip is Very ill ati I ii I *,, ;' believe,was a origina 0 - id for the ho�ise. -`Mr. Duni P is now r was $14.- - tc � I �. fill the world. We have on haud.Holloway's. Insect who,wo . ftle )aa —on Monday last the was not let. The lowest Offe it- ds tho fight that she dannot get better. � MAIN STREBI ! T1 . � � LOCAL BRIEFS. . 0. ,g C� Shoo Fly Poison, Helliboile for Currant px ! ief ,,and we hope 50, per cubic yard. This, the Comm i �om heart dis- , . I , 'V hr - I �n the track ofthe tla . i , 4 g 1 fz" mular, scheme, is entitled to) every p al resented I 8 been suffering J . - - �N �*,,, A. i � . -for Potato Bugs, and, . $%,a will catch Ira, as he seem to be a Seaforth Lacrosse Club were p She ha I - . - .. 1; Bushes, Pure Paris Green ing energy he displayed W ,l3 4 tee thought was too high. i � . � I - - � , , 11 n with a set of � 0 7 7 . I 1%, - �lq _: I ` purest drugs and ohemioals. E, the untir ease f r some time. � ! I � "-k 1, 7, - ir � ii I % . any amount of ] i .� ndrel*. He has, been by the ladies of the tow I � . i 41� , ,� lo.: making the affair A success, and It ;aost daring 8 ' * � � �. . I . � 11 Q', -�- Hickson &00, Seaforth. 7 , Seaforth S* ' ,rEil time some flags. , The compliment T-jalielet. . . - - ' ovo .. - 11 �,- - .� t nu must be alike gratifying4o hi as well -in . � B. He calls very hand f the I . � r , . " by the Conti al eful one on the part o . I � Hiffletti S :E -A-:P 0 :PW _r :a �; IF WE can Conclude ; I ; i1l � 9", ; , this, 1 .�imself Fergu -and represen himself Was a grac � ; I _ c� -�,g throngolCustorners at RoFrr,A'N BROTHERswe as to all concerned that ' a 03t , DOMYNION DA-r.—Dominion Day was I I � . , A well merited by the club, i i _� �;Ji:� 11 � , 1�11' 130 13 � 0- li�s a musical i , strument ager t. He, is 1 dies, and is lively in'Lakelet. OThe Methodist Sun- GodD Wonx.—A few o1ays ago on the , * 4J.-. � ;. . would say that the Great Discount Sale i8 taking affair of the kind here, prove 14 A dit to the town. They � I � ! Y - - ' . ! if -� arm of Mr. F . � � � , " ��, nt in another Ut � Ein,with a light mous- Which is a ere � Allan's f . L. Rsn&� 4th concession Ali � �... 1 - See their advertiseme IV patrd . . . . . I I .- �ij . P wonderfully. cessful a' nd Was so ge nerally w short, sto lve matches and day School held a, nic in I � ..k . � . f i . I � �;; , column. 1 710 . d is a l . - have now 1 - i. i,- � , le. But although t" a tache an parentIv about 24 years . )layed twa PIC, Ei�cres of hay in .- � I I � ized by the peop I � n beaten in three. Few Grove. Short addressi were delivered of Hallett, were out 6� 1 . � i d � �, ,� i �. . FLA� PuLLiNo.--4ohn Beattie of the . .Of age' He d Vag from place to place have only bee Clif- six hours. the work 'Was done with !� BEFORE REMOVING INT0 � � � ,Inuch to 1- be coin- . � I � ��; , I . �!,; � . . - patronage was not I I I ditable a record. by the RevB. Messrs. McLean of ; - ! I � .1 � � d to make con � I ly 11111. a which is blind clubs can show Bo ore nay. Music one of L. D. Sawyerls: UOU Clad Mow . � . - . Saaforth Flax Mill is novill, prepare even with a small . . badeau of Mildr . . I I - . : plained of, it should have: been raBsie lost a valuable ford, and Ti I I � 11 . - I , . � ing of Ilax. Apply at his office, I I : I .. � �: -7 :,' ? tracts for the pulli t in vidw. .of one,eye, a4l,l' he' rides 1 L an old -Mr. Willialm G and the grass W s cleanly and i - . Ai. t ; 1;� . " c Y� _� F Bankof Commerce Building. 710. better, considering the o'll was furnished by . th ' Chfford brass ers, a .�z -I � :, She was running at Q � i - � � � 1- 3ople do tot J overed buggy. �: He pretends he gets cow last we perly out. I I 1 � I cl I I � .. I � 1_.il I DINING Room GTUL. - Wanted im- It is a fact that our ownsp( . .10 a band. A party of a dozen'or more pro � I i I " I - � - I I i 6nics' �n- these horses i �i ', exchange fo r musical large, on. Thursday night, and som THEIR NEW STORE t I � �:� *h" Girl.: The�highest take the intereSt in the Mach out t4e day on the I . I . � , - - . I .r . . Btruck her on the leg with % from Brussels sp I . 1�l I mel a Dining Room - UnI sa "instruments 401t he has sold and, is person Goderich Tb-Wnship- ; F71 . : . . . � W, 4, 1 Applyat Sharp's Hotel, Sleaforth. stitute that I i . : I � � i t- . I wages paid. l they should, anl I : ii and injuring her so lake. t ! �! v I - 710-tf - ' . -livening U 1," 'evidently a co 11aOi13BEUr in th( matter of stone, breaking it Leeds to learn i _� 1� in I . L I ---------------- #__ there is, very shortly, a d to be killed. -Saturday FERSONI&L.-Colol �Kilburn of SUDDEN DEATH. -We, �regret i � 1� �, .., � I . Jr. � I -1 ;; r � "I I ,- 1� ��t, we fear the Instituto, if it does not , ie horse flesh, as �Iae never takes any but that Bho ha I of Mrs � J. S-turdy, ' I i - _4 _. �m AuA,iN VrCTORIOUS.-A lacrosse L I � 71 ast day we have had county, Mr. Win. 0alla of Alma, of the death - I � � i atch ay of o , occur . a WHOLE:! OP TEMI11 11 � whie'll - .; , Ls played on the Agricultural Grounds into its origi4al 'the best. If a Ur readers Bhould last was the warm I 4 were in red suddenly on' Saturday WILL SELL OFF THE i out entirely, win Si k � i and Mrs. Cosford Of Drayton$. � I � I . . -not for many years. . l, ; 1. - WE . At three o'clock in � SUMMER STOCK AV 11 . . �' I - 'I-, . li . on Monday last between picked teams condition. a. :; come across thig rascal they Bhould I t the village this week. The Colonel, last. , Deceased was v-eiry well known ; . � �, I " I I .� �__ i - i - I I rnoon the thermometer stood a a. ; Ste leaves a ling- I - I - A d Seaforth clubs. , - � lot him out of t,heir Bight untiP they the afte There will be a crick-, though 87 years old, isi hale and hearty. and much esteeme , I � �, ,; 1.1 of the Woodstock an ollowing, I have �im arre s�ed, a ad havi g done so 95 in the shade.- . . � ' I ,_ - - inter- THE COUNTY RATEP. -The f I next, He served in the war bf 1Q12, siad so bandiand two small children. � � �.,; . , r: . The match elicited considerable . on,sta- at match played here on Monday I. Wholesale Cost �Price ; ;_ 2 � unt which each I they 6hould cqmMunicate with c SU�STROXE.-On Saturday last whi -_ . R 17�, '! I . I I a large table sl�Qws th distinguis self that he was pro- i Z , ,1 Ir, t eat, and was witnessool'by quite Ia O, . ! ! , at 3 o'clock, between the had him I I �� c nee. Our Chief of Po- commencing if � . � a thecount &,latributes %le Dunlop at 0 He will the W1 a of Mr. Wm, Johnston, of -the. , c niciplffiby ii Y , 7g and Seaforth clubs. moted to the rank of Colonel. � - I � �. , crowd of spectators. , The day was Ina � I I dit for Hal - the . - � , . "I I'- . . I ilice is entitled to thE greatest ere I 6th 1concession, was! ssisting in I - I I . to the county rate: It - I " ----- � - . � � gained 1 t ... .1 i 1, ill , Tcjw- � big skill' and i dustry in ferreting out Of hay Aeld, Bbe, was pr6st rAed by the in- I � , ratherwarmfor indulging in lacrosse �he home team wUl be compoBed of probably enjoy the. honors thus I - I I , � playing with pleasure, but the game General County Legisli�ivc , 4 wing plaierB: H. Cameron, for many years to come. The heroes � I . 4� �� I ! should '�e the follo' im . . 11-1 , 1� . . � Purposes. Scho0l:,, . !these A ion � malE , and he I and not tenseheat. She was � mediately taken Z AH i � did not last,long; tho Seaforth players D. Baird, G. R. Coldwell, 1812 are few and far between, ' ' , I , ,� - I , . 14 , . . Equivale it. 1iberally rewat ed,bY their Owners, as if Geo. Baird, I medical assistance im S DAY 141, # " -, - Ashfield .... .... $359423 512 , 4166 23 : i . 1�4 , , . �p_ t, � , - 5 5 .1; 5 264 2610 55 ` it ha not �aon 4 walked right away from their antagon - T. Coleman, many of them woold dare venture on to the house anc SALE TO COM ENCE THI . �, ; d been for him they would J. S. Roberts, R. Adams, 1- '08,819 Colborne ........ 23 ' 7 . , mills entire y. E. Colem I tf ul, but we are I I � ist�s with the greatest apparent ' an, Ri. J. Girdlestone, D. such a trip as Colo�el Kilburn is now sum ad ;for a tiM16 her recovery 4 _!"': '. Goderich T' ..... 8510 � 5 416. 8926 45 . . � "Al- 11 !', , � ! have 108.. theit a,ni was 'onsidered very do 4 . � I . 1. I � :� � �� -There enjoying � cl I and beat them in three Btraight games. p l " -� I.C, 1. , �! ' Grey... . . - 574 3931 78 � l —, pleased to learn that at latest accounts ,. . .. .... 3357 ''8 Charlesworth and T. E. JoBlin. i i L.;J;, q� - 1: The first ga-me lasted laine minutes the 3077 15 465 854� � . Allb-__ ____ � : 11 � . 4,.. 1, 3 Q i .1. I - Hay .... ........ 7 25 :, : i is a good coating of excellent gravel be- sing, favorably. -New � vo. iv � , � � � . � t. This is the . Chiselhuxist. she I ,Ind �Co?ztinue for One Mo,nth, ,5fli ,��11 � . second one minute, and the third two Ho,ici ........... 3898 q 732 4680 84 I 11 ik that ing laid on- Main stree ! I . . J."t ; 1 __-* � 1, : � 811 "2 452 4263 72 OBITU-IRY. . a Bt ted last wee � : � 14. - - seconds, thus Ruilett ........... 3 � � ,ravel the PAINTING. -The Kethodist Episcopal. Era.;: I I 11-4 111 4 1, - minutes and forty-five �. ie year to g - 7 .. I � i MoRillop... .. SUS 9 8 4 519 . .391 74 Mrs. St 3en, other of Messrs.' John right time of, tl � I _*__�__- I , i ill I Church looks muc'l:f better in its now ii: I* S play .. I ill j, � � malking less than thirteen -minute 8 47r) J 359 78 I; ell packed - and . �. � U .. - . s � � 3 1 .. I I . Morris ..... :.* *.. 3117 town, was streets as it will be w . �_ t.�i � 3%57 54 I.and James Be�tiie of thi aint. Mr. Thomas Brusdpl i �- I- � �4. I I '' ill altogether. The Woodstock club is Stanley .. .. .... 8239 4 335 i all dross of white p i � . � �.l but we did not then :solid before the wet weather of the f '.. I Y - 1 0 if � I one of the best in the Pro- Stephen .. ....... 8143 4 451 1 359 04 i. danger sly illo� � � . LION ALEXANDER i beAts Toronto , . .; ,�, 1% - 1! - - considere ; rso Nicholl has the job. � ; I , , � ' 882 !comes on.- prices for butter, and distributes prizes for. best � I . I ; I � F, , ,I Tuckersmith .... 835615 468 15 i' think t at the'end.was so near. She � Mr. W. S. Robertson's ho EN.. Mr. - T. Nichols had two , - 1. r � , � Vince,, and this splendid victory is credit- STOL , �; : �1 ; 22 81 � w da . . 11 � "7 ��_ ", Turnberry .. .... 1906 U w l Dn Friday morning :!,,Cariboo" was badly injured a fe b i every 100delive're4. 710. f4; . Z� "; - . i. passed uietlY away I rom his place on 10 t 8 In ALL GOODS SOLD FOR OASH ; _'. . I �, ` .. ' �7 �� boxes of honey stolen f , . : , . �1_1 1, � �_ able to the skill of the home team., Usborne .. ...... 8511 ),'7 386 .. I I I 'ki; Mrs. S too : ag entangled in a barb � L_;CAL Picii-mcis.-Al few days ago � l 1 �r 'k�� , ` - — 328 253 48 ,'about 0 CI)q . n ., had Ago by beconah a i I zi_ . . . ----------------- o I . East Wawsnosh 2204 �3 Saturday night last. There seems to be i � � I , u 1, � 289 25 , 1. the 11 go age of I 80 years. :wire fence which pa-3sed along one sid . .. while assisting at the, raising of a barn, ; ?�_�, I - J meeting of West Wawanosh 2589 Z -909 reachec my andidates for the , . 4- 1 I I t � V COUNCIL Doixos.-At a ., � . some promising �c � �: a i Bayfield .... o yeam () 9b I 4 � , . iq 17 a In at with a i,of his pasture field. He got his front Mr. Robert Broadfobt� of Morris, fell I , , , .... I - 00 About t�v euitentiary I ;,- 1� . f, il I -the wires, and his Central Prison or the P AT COST PRICE. ,. - I . the Town Council hold on Monday Blyth .... .. 7 1 1 60 . A isprained his ankle' pretty severely. - I . I A .1 4 . very painful accident.. She 3lipped on feet fast between � at I - I I I � �� I '.. 41 24 1 around here. � - -1 layed the � � i ,; - evening, Mr. Wm. Campbell gave no Brussels .... 3all I club p I '. ; � I fell, breaking- her breagt and ilegs were � Ill � � , � ri 7 �9 the Bi�ewalk ; a A badly torn and ; ale base i �f " - ! . . . crops -in thisvicinity -B�`Iuev - - , - ticethat he would at next Meeting I Clinton .. ...... . . CROPS.-Tbe iforie on Friday i Amy buying at this Sale on.t='e wl bechsrl � )J � - 5 Y o this jury .-She Beralched. He will likely recover but are Cal Clipters of Brussels r I I � Exeter ... � ........ 49 thigh bone -1 � - 't . I move to amend the dog by-law by pro- I . I a looking well. The farmers score of 11 T en Per Cent. Extra, but -the Good4 will be gold , � ''. Goderich Town.. 18 ,72 � d hag been con- it will be a good while before he is -fit ar last nd were defeated', by a , � I viding for the impounding of dogs run- i Seaforth ........ 1 7 41) � never iecoveiod, an , culating on a good yield of all Bpring At Wholesale Cost the same as to ( ash Custom.- : . . fined to'her b4fd ever since, a ad was an- for service. -Tho many friends of Rev. . . I to 21. -The St. Helens� club also played . � 60 74 I I � . ! Oro. ning at large previous to destroying I Winghani .. ..... . . i grain. The having is almost complet- � .5 ; � I � � 19 � 0 Airely holplesk, not being ab �e even - to A:t 1).McDonald will be greatly pleased the Clippers here on S . aturday-last and I . �. � them, and also providing for the better ! WrOxcter ........ I - j � ad. Hay is a -much � better crop than ; . I i f I p I turn herBelf without assis imuce. In 'to learn that his health has very mueh I- Were defeated by a score of 10 to 41.- - . ; - collection of the tax from the owners or I � 1 a5pj664 0) �- �t`7034 00 $62,69$ 00 ' . ticipated. I . � . � I a Atlantic,. was 9,11 the, salt well has been � 11 � . I . . I . � other acs� however, her health improved since he crossed th " e�l I . � 1 7 . I - - . I . � , � a of dogs. The Mayor and � - P -R. Maudson's fine Th ')Umping at I . � . � � ! � . � harborer � - N RF.siDF,NcF,. . 4 . � : � seemed to be perfectly good iintil with- and he ho Ies to return fully recovered. I- w going on without a stoppage I I : I I , L -n since T,HIS IS AGENUI I'll . I .1 . Treasurer were empowered to borrow 'CRICK.ET.-A Match was played last in about two Weeks %go, when her con- . He,will sail for home about the 11th of brick house is being pushed rapidly on Mongay morning last, d on Wednes- . SALE, � I Z $2,000 from the bank to pay current lia- 1, Friday between Golerich and'Seaforth upletion. Masons and carpenters , � . � . � I : �� I � stitu�ion out )roke down. She ' � tV0_ which was I � � - ' � I _c "Richard Clarke, the an- irely � August. -Messrs. John Ward, John to COr dal brine stooi ; � - ' � 1, bilities. Mr. I on the grounds of the latter, sulting in _ - alike are making strenuous efforts to I ; I � . . bore !:her -Ion and weary Confinement Kyle and James Weir intend starting . very satisfactory to contractor.- i � works having' 81P- I a victory for Seaforbh by 45 rang. The 9 I , I I complete it before the 1st of August. i And all we ask is a Call to Coml. �kA Prices Witt, � gineer of the water . I in men andiftheir friends went : I � : i with� a patien,,6 al�a resignatlion such as for Manitoba on a prospecting tour ne The!Orange use Can. da. � . . - plied for an increase of salary, a motion 1 following is the score: � I I . When finished it: will � present a fi any other Dry Goods House ilt Can I I ; � few could maalfest. Mrs. Steen was a a few weeks. They will take a span of to L;stowel on Tuesday. There Were 550 him $26 per month for the 1 S i - 11 . I 1 1 1 1. granitilng . I SEAF ORT * ' i . I . i : con t � I rmau I . ior ance, being one of the best in the t this A' , ion for Listowel. i � I . summer months and $24 per Month � D. Baird, b Germyn ..... ..... . . 1. ,16 i native of : 0011 I I I I � i : 6, townshi ! � i I that P. as or ere a i � - � r D. Charlesworth, b, Ger, y n* ": *. ... 11 ... :, *.1. I I She came to C,anada in 1M 1 $ - i I . ,2, and set- here, and W*ill 46d(Y' the country in, . Rogers-, Reeve� , . for th6 winter months was negatived, I * * ........ � , to 1 , cRillop, and BLA�KSXITHING.-Our shop which -' 0 foau i I I I I � � I I � bled in the wnshi ) of M 111 i : � - � so a motion instructing the , Girdlestone, b Stark ....... . I I way. -Mr. Hugh .Love, of'Hills Gree 1 -lb. � 11 from the ry of W. R. Wil I - I 11 � � 1113 W&B &I '** ........ � 9 . has been closed since i last April has a I . . -_ i 0. Baird, c Proudloot b Je ..... ! in 1843 a a � orelted for herself and who is now in Scotland, has urchased son,. Brussels, to be placed on the hose I I . � - � $ " � . I ', P " : , .. - . May-oi and Reeve to confei. with him ' E. Coleman, b Stark .. .............. ; ..... ll. 4 1 a house on the ground and will bring out with him, a fine new occupant in the person of Mr. e S , actor Cotton b I . �� I . - . I F y the Piece I i -4 � - ... o ....... �. � 6 f amilly � 9 . and if they ascertain it to be his. inten Joseph Mitchell. This was a good tow r at the t6wn ha 1, to be u, ad as a , 4 -Coldwall, 1 b w ........ ........... I .� � . � I - towil Me%p, T4e same s a p � . �i,. Reid, b S ta,rk ........... ..................... r. � 0 where Seafo rth now stands. Thiii young Clydesdale Stallion and"breeding resent from I I - � � � tion to vacate his position to receive ap- : � � 0 street near If he will be as succesaf al with stand, and un(toubte4l in the hands of Mr.'Roger� to the citi�eus of Brussels. � Z � I I Actair, b 9fark .... I y . 1i � I - _. - Tefinite action was,josli.', � � . 0 . ,j I Z building stood on Gaderich mare. : � � i * � iw plications. No c ohnston b G(rmy*n ............... �:! 2 Mr. Mitchell, who; is a- first-class, w6rk- : r'' ! Y i i - � .." .... * o Main, and until a couple ol years ago these as he was with his last importa- ting of Council on Monday � At 6 cents, Old Price B and 9 eei�ts per 3,sra. 7 I � - a its position of -At a mee � � . i .; I . - � man, wi I �' 1, 7 " �, � taken on the matter. TheStreetCoin- Brent, c,Ciirr c b Germ3n ............. 1. ill agairt; resum � �, 1 Harstone, not out ................... :.. .. . ' I I I I ' -1 I 4 �� mittoo reported that the draiii petition- � . I . i � 1 waso.no of th3,iold original land marks. tions he will not have any cause for 0 lastit was decided npt to build a new . � . . , being one of th' best shops in the � I . : . � � � Extras ...... .... ; ..... 16 .: ... I I . i 1: I I I , � � 17 She liaB conV nbed to"resido in Seaforth complaint. -Up to yesterday morning fence on the square this year. � �� i � � I . I _4 ad for by Dr. Hanover is necessary, but I . I - . county. - ! �. � . ; I I ever, since. Whea coming to this 64 dogs had been registered with the I ; I ! : I , - I . . 4 no action was taken on the report. ; �62 1 BERRY PICKING. -Every day almost . i . "I . her mother Town Clerk under the new dog; by-law. 13: no.bUill. . I I i � -.1 L I l le '� � � �'�� After passing accounts to the amount ' SECOND INNINGS. I country her liUsbaud and 4 . I I I - 'P., - I - I � . loads of young peo�le pass throuch ,a ; ail adjourned for one I died'on. b c . HIPPED,- r. . I e-, A.G. McDOUGALL & Co. I , oarl the vE)SBaI Of ship fever, Though there must be a large number 0 S, M Th � g Ballautyn - 9 . of $186, the Counc . I D. Baird, b Germyn.* . ............. I ..... �. 7 1 ore here on their way to Dixy, where, it l ma ,I I X V i � audwith dauntless courage and while still to register we doubt if ever. th ' ay, shipped fr " x n � � week. 1 D. Charlesworth, ran 0 t .............. -16 . there ate Plenty of berries. Of . MAIN STREET, SEATOiITH. � I i I � - . I � I I ,I Girdlestone, a Smaill b Germyn. :*:::., IL, 0 suffering from the grief and disappoint- hap, been so much collected. on account appears, . Mo I ay a I car load A � Igs. . I I - , — ; ... I ... 1- .- Soiled and scratched are the young * I . . . . , I I 1 ment caused by the a Ba be N . . I -_ �� I � l � � . , i . .1 of ,,The 1 G. Baird, c Cook b Gen nyn... "I - . , .....'. rea-vements of door ,tax in one year before. The -_ Y i � .� T.H�, CA_NTAT1.=The Cantata t� ladies' fingers, and torn are their dresses SrRUCK By LiGHTI4'G.�--Mr.,R. Me- ' . . I � 1. I I - ' ; E. Coleman, b Gerinyu ...... :1, ... ...... �'1-112 ur young children, pur CPU Cil should Bee that the law is car- I - ur, Jr., of Hay li� d a horse killed � ; �1 , Haymakers" was given in Cardno's i 0 l she,'with ber fo , , 7; c I i .r I . .;, I Coldwell. b Germyn ............. .. i..� ..... � " i - y returo. The following day Art 1 �the flapping of some portion of her - * -� I . ' Raid, c Rose b . � b last. z . Hall on Friday evening last to a crowd- Stark ........... :...1 .... i 4l sued their wk,y and located in the un rieT out, as it is an injustice to those by I ightning on Sab � ath . ; . I %-1* finds them laboring Under an attack of I A I :� , ar'lument was U11- Adairi -not out ........ 'I 1� broken forest. r,. Mr I dress and ran away.; and : reaching I � i i:: ave t , . I ed house. The entert . ... . I . Jolin Beattie was who have come forward and paid their ' I I 11N. , We h lately been favored , _' . - Joslin, b Germyn ...... I'- - ..... ....- ....... 16.: 1 1 0 headache, &C. - it, t ::: : Win,-, her . - � - . , � � . f - . her oldest son, and when she camehere tax to let those who are more dilatory t show',qs of rain, which., !the fence they jumped t, . -1 I - -1 - 41.� 2 � . - re I k bic . her - der the direction of Professor Holmes, t i. abundan 1� . i Brent, b Germyn ...... I ......... � ........ I as but t3n years of a .CHURCH OPENING. I The new,P sby- wl ' In front of the 7 1 1 a. It: was � I ,. and for the benefit of the Seaforth 1 Haxstone, retired ...... I ...... � ......... o.1 1 he w off free, all should be treated alike,- gh refreshing, i ate rathef unfavor. - nife, wbi h . ered - .... *.. r 1199 ; . on . : I : I h-iirch will I ; f A.", . I � I � 3, qnite a different matter Crossing the There were 180 tickets sold at Seaforth terian C ,)a opened ,On Sun- al,t# - - knee, j oint, lacerating it -,ar aaf any ana , . - � � r �� Cricket Club. It was taken part in by I Extras ...... I ............ 1 4 ....... � 1! � al to haying. I , aud I . 1; �- I . da3. Services three times: at 10 a. in., ` No ' - i l- Atlantic in those days avail under the station for Toronto on Tuesday last to . Von DA -ROTA AND �ICIEIIGAR.-Quita a �:tearing out the tendons otherwi i, - I . . al twenty of our best vocalists. The i . � � I � " � ! I ! 85 11 2:30 p. m., and at 6:30 p. in. Tea Will .1 . - . I � I � � I . : t - . :� of the " avourable circumstances, to what people going to Toronto to take part in number left here , Tuesday for Da- �Icu� ting her. She also tee 3ivea some l � �, . performance throughout was Is ,.�� 621 Most l _dg Monday from 5 serious wom ds, other - � �� "', ... I �i u� this OCCaSl the Voyage and to witness the Orange colebrati3n be served the followl, I, and Michigan. in.ong whom we � -1 most intereSting Character, and the I I . i ; -, it is now. � O �painful,bntnot On . . . . I I . : - , . � . to 8 P. M. The neiv edifice is erected hot � Gra#d total.. ...] ....... .. `,,147 21 occupied sevelf wee � tions. of the body. Iffedi ml aid was - - I "I � . Beveral parts were well taken and splen- 1 . 4 � I � . ks and four clays, 4n that city. -There is now an agent in t Cad Messrs. Jame. Coxworth Wm. VOT . ; I I � I I on the most pleasing� site in the whole no - . egged, but - . :_ I � and it took nearly as long to . I . . didly sustained. The music in the 1 GODERICH.-47IRST INNI GS. : !. M come here town canvassing for Maclear's excellent ;nalla- !obtained and the wounds .. - I .1 . L I . � �i �_ . village. It is built of white brick, and, Sm llacombe, and Thomas R ; I : � I . Coleman! 11 : !I m QU be3 � as it ; I - . - . Choruses where all the voic -rmyn, b E. .......... � ......... . 9 fro . � did , io cross the work entitled "The Story of the Scot in - . � I I as,- were ! GL I I : i . "ke, the appearar-ce combe, of this place it is yet uncertain whother her leg can I ii � - , , �- though not very lar I 6 � . li ocea I be sav d; but even- if it i's will be apt ' , ,� 0 B r - .......... �..... i 0 ; U'an as for the discomforts,incou- British North America," by W. J. Ratt- I RANGEME-N.-ThE Orangemen of the. I I I -- . . I., �� I Unitelil and the several parts well Sung, i Ward, b G. a� d . . v . � I . � � . � a -1. �__ � many of -Stark, b G. Ba i ,d:::::.I::::: ............... � 0 ill . is that of eleganoo wid ease. I 1 to make her a Cripple are glaa to - C, was simply delightful, while i � vemencie. d dis-louragements which,: ray, a most able and accomplished an. 0 � . - I . . Dunsford, b G. Baird ..I... ............ :. 2i 7 a y turn i lily : GoShen and Hills Gr3en Lodges passed I � ;_ ; beset the �mi . !Bay - Z F ! - - r . _� ally good, Where � ,none but thor. This work has been most hig BRIEFS. -Our Oran gemen spent their that in. other respects sla a is doingais - -1 , the seenes were equ Smaill, c D. Baird b Cdld1Weil.,., , ........... . 0 ; I thmugh here on Tuesday morning on ' , 1. � . I I as Could be expect d.- New Era. , I . . .i � -ad then� can : b th. 'well a � 9 form � 12th in Exeter They had a very - I alldidBowellitwould not be just to ' Cook, b,Colilwell......'k, ............. I .... 6!1 those who a porien, I spoken of by the Press in every part of their way to Exeter�tb join their bra I . - I �� . . I i . .. I " , 1� '1� Pti , the Dominion, and is high ran there in celebrati g the 12th. They . . � � Ross, I b w, b G. B , ??1-1111! I ly recoln- pleasant time. -The' school, W I '' particularize, and the best eulogy we f I fuly�Qoac a of t [ieir nat4re or - Bever - � 1) � - - Armstrong, b G. . 1. � ........ . : 11 . usual, 11 , I J I � �ss upon the performance is to I * 1 by. � Some time af �er settli 9 here the mended by Mr. Goldwin Smith, the been kept open I nger than pre ented quite a reB ctable and showy f. ,� � can P Johnston, not out .... I .................... � �; 2 I' . I . � Chnton. . . EZ . I . '' of our Sketch ried Mr. qually dues ay. -M . � C � I . ; state that the audience listened most I J. Curry, b Coleman..! .................... . I 01 subject late Thos. Moss, and others a closed on We eBars. Hay If aVo'ed us with some I B=Fs.-Messrs. .. . MaPher- . ! . . I a earance, 91111 I I I- I � I . P 3 I Y ,� ......... 0 Andrew I Stpen, who di eminent. It is a purely Canadian pro- and Robinson, w1ho have been attending � i i -' 00 .i I over 25 i . I attentively and patiently throughout, i Proudf' t, b Coleman,.! ............ 8 �tpi ring music while passing through. Bon & Company have sold and last � . � I . . I ,c i . ........... :., 11 I rmal school a � Toronto, have re- - I �. Extras ...... kI . 1-11"-1 I I . ; . . notwithstanding the, fact that the' at- i 1; - years ago!, he was a woman of great duqtion.-A large lot df cheese from the the No . ERso,NAL.-We Biro pleased to learn 'week shipped, i2 th-rel machines to . i � - � I � i - . rAogpilerip j,4 the hall was almost un- I i : 82 intellectual 16B well as ph ical power, , Kinburn -cheese factory was shipped Blamed their schools. -JaB. McTaggart, . , � � . y ' ' tiblic School, has that Mr. R. Reynolds, of the Mansion i Manitobai-Fifty-seven Cal � i ididaltes for I - � . oppres. - 1 I . I I and I for many' il her , f amily from this station yesterday. -T here are teacher of Zurich P Z. � IZ T C I bearable, the boat being very I SECOND INNINGS. ; - : 1 yeais, unt HouBe,.who�'hasbeen unwell'-OrsOme 'school, teachers' certifi esocelipied .1 . t . . ts were I I . ip, she managed her own affairB thirty applicants writing for Second returned home for holidays looking well. . . give. The musical accomp&nimen t Germyn, o Coleman, b 1G. Ba1id ll'...: ......... 1! ol grew u I Y . little time past, is now improving, and the Town. Hall this week writing for ., ss Downey on the piano, Ward, b Coldwell., ,,,J ...................... I L 6 skill and E access 3qualled by, CldsB certificates in the town hall this -Mrs. Spackmau, of Exeter, has been . played by Mi' I . 1'1� with a I - we hope he will soon be around again. that pTirpose. They .I der the � U 1 . . I h she did I Stark,cG,Ba1rd Man I ....... I ....... i . : ,1 4 fewl of the B,erner sex. �er re- � week. They will be through with7 their visting her many friends in thig vicin- -Xr. G. Harris and family left here charg� of Mr. W.. G. acher., Me- - . and it is needless to Bay t � at I Dunsford, b Coldwell..11 ................... . i 161� � � 111 Scarcely know wb at 1 The comet is' almost invisible well. At the conclusion the Professor Smaill, b Coldwell .... ! ........... 1- .... :1i ii I I Cent ae'cident,!she I agciny to -night. -Henry Cameron, of itl on Wednesday for A. mer. -We 'notice � Kill,op -Forty head of , y fine fat iment to his class for i Cook, b G. Baird ....... i ........ r ............. i . 6�. it was to experience a days sickness. the Seaforth Cricket -Club, played with to the naked ye.' What exleutie will th�.t Mr. Alfred 3� ewer, of Seaforth, eat Ye 1were shipped frow .here on Mon - paid a high compi [ I I . a ' � their musical - ability and the industry ,'Boss,notout ......... 4 ........... � . ....... 1�i &! Few women Weire better known or more, St. Mary's against Chatham on Domin- the young peopl,e make now for taking &0 late of Le61s mi'l s, Varna, has been day-fo Engla4d.-Clinton. [has not -A - ' . J Armstrong, c Baird b G � Baird ...... � ....... :;, � O!, I � , One advises the � I � they displayed in getting up their parts. � �� highly eStee ad and beloved than able. .ion Day and made a score of 7 in the pleasant ramblos ? . ' HenSE 11 grist mill. -The- ' . . i Johnston, c Baird b Coldwall ....... � ....... �. i 0, 4 I an ,aged at tb,6 cow. b -1 and as a cons nonce the � i " t ' . ' . . � . I . .. Uine Irish he rt, nd was first innings and 30 in the second. -A searching for spotgi o ; -Professor Holmes seems to be a Perfect , J. Curry, b Coldwell. Sh � had a gen a n the moon, bu , ( ..... ,.....,.I . ....... � � 10' a I I . Rev. N. Smith, of this place,, left here ga+J�s -7tihe citizens are raided aua � . ; : I I . . gentleman, and he thoroughly, -under- 1 Proudfoot, run out ... ........... �� ....... !.. ill � dy tD comfort or ssist eithe petition was in circulation yesterday slae could not come -it. I - i ever rea . . for� his new field of la )or on Thursday. destr yed almost every- nig 31. MT. W. . I � i - I - Extras ..... ....... i ... I . ....... ill, I I - � . . stands his business, while his genial, � I , l� , with her! me 31116� or her valued counsel, asking the Mayor to proclaim Wednes- I , he business men B. 4Mch is the latest victIm.-Clinton I . - I ' . .f I i -il , those in nee I or ld," stress, a ad in :those -day, the 10th of August, a Civic holida,y. I - ;".&RLY CLOSING I 9� gentlemanly manner made him very'i � . I J amest own. , ! - I i i . of this place li�v� i ad'opted the early Btan4h a good Chance of lawing a, port � I � " � i . . N I oarly days the! Call 3 upon h3r generosity -Mr. Walter Fulton', son of Mr. Robt. NEw BARN. -Mr.] Richard White's - re. Yr. J61111 I - popular with the members of his class. I lst unings ...... i . ...... j; - 3� � � ' cic sing movement,! 16ving agreed to of entry established he I I I . . . i I L or far between, but Fulton, of Egniondville, has returned new frame barn -.was raised on Thurs- i , . . . were neither few � � ch se their respecti a places ,of business Smith ',has already had Applications I I , I � . . . I .- � 1. I i; log, on Sat- � : I ; I a i . ill none who applied i to bar .ever, went home after taking a trip through the day, and, another,. will be raised . T I I t .1 at i the hour of 7: ) p. m. This will from autsiders to rent: se al -of the I . I : . A NEw ComEA.-Mr.,A, (I..&ult, who . 1 - . I away empty .or " omforted. In this Western States. -Mr. Jacob Smith, of urday by Dandiel McDonald, whose ; I , 111 I as been so l rably known STOLEN HoRsEJ CAPTURED -Consta-1 Une, the - burdens and Egmondville, got sun -struck on Tues-_ barn was blown down during the recent al thoseclosely IC(onfined during the new s bores now in. course of I orootiol by -, I I h groc�ery business in this town, ble Danlop of �thi� town has- been dol way she lighteneoil I i he�t and bustle of the day an oppor- him. Clinton is looking up andgetting , , ; I . in the I c�aered t homos of m any of the day while mowing hay, but did not feel June wind-storna. I . I .... I I � E I I � I a good'stroke of b 11sine8B the past I ewi . tu6ity of breathing a little of the fresh its name upas well. it will be � a . - k - pioneer settl - i� this neighborhood,! , - I . - Ral I d� 1, has found it necessary owing to his S t da afternoofl I em 4 � the effects of it severely until A BEAUTIFUL CT OTE. -Mr. Duncan i � ,' r rapidly increasing business to take in a. day& On ,. he ' � her h I R all and of recuperati,ng their physical of the county soon. -Mr. W. H V4 11 y while me was always open to the! Wednegolay. He is getting better- Taylor, of lot 3, concession 3, Grey, has a !` � . � rson of Mr I arned that a V I ,able horst had been . � I mental ener iOs, and we hope ford I �eft yesterday for EnIgI %nd to visit . 'I partner in the pe . Samuel- le - I ve[ler or way-! The flax crop in this vicinity prom' � . rth refuses to l � wpary ,�r nighted tra iseB on his farm one �of the most beautiful )f B15 , � I far er in GodE rich town - b - thlbse -having busi �� go to do will find it friends. -Mr. Irwin, c . I . I . - - f Owen Sound. Of stolen from a he I . P McClean, lately o farer I T a funeral took place on Sat-! a good yield. -Mr. Beattie has betwee . I Times Ship named Can'elon. Shcrtly after. . n groves it was oar good fortune ever to convenient to do the same before the rel Mr. Shipley the moneyle ren I A this gentleman- the Owen Sounc I urda�,11 and 1vaB very la,rgely attended.: two -and three hundred acres, and the Bee. It consist?i of about twenty pie- ve for the stolen I I rMe � -,,Our citizens generally will wards, being alw ys on th : . hour mentioned, a !we also trust oar cei horse, and. the i I I .1 remarks: . 0 As .a tribute of respect to he deceased nabst of it looks better than it has done turesquely beautif ul maples and 7 a per. wi jact honorably to- will I ikely be a law-Buit over -the: affair. I I .i I ut to galined informati .n. that a horse I an. t � iness men I 'i ! _� e--rn with regret that we are abo � I - bills' I � Ole U, for years. W41 ds each o I 1 th6 sto, res and oth r busin 3ss places i � The Montreal Telegraph tinatious little 'iron -wood that graSPB that' Pi, the matter of -N-e w hay is sellin on our marhot for . t - een well and favor- awering to the de4cription of the A r 9 . I I . I . . � lose one who has b . -Ina town were closed during the passage of Company have opened an office at Con- in its embrace okie of the maples. �� 010 y er ton. . I . � : . �. I gat us -Mr. Samuel animal had been 0old to a livery I procesf ion - T ia interment Btance, and Mr. Stanley, the post mas� clqsing. - - _` I 1 - . - I � ' - I - : ably known amon . i thelfuneral ; - i : - * . T McClean -who is about to remove to in Listowel. under somewhat suspibibu THE HEiT.-11Oh for a lodge in some . I . -1 circumstances." a telegraphed tj �tho took place i a the I faitlan -bank came- ter the�e, has been 4pointed agent. ' � 131,0h. � . . 8 cola- I I . I . vast wilderness, some boundles I Dumley. � . . urchased an interest I I � ! . . � Seaforth, having p tery. '!The univeisal verdict Of those This company have also issued orders nee � ' 'Il I LiBtowel man for a: description 01? tho I tiguity of sbade" or�dwelling on an ice� IriiE TELEPHONE. 4Mr. A. Lawre '� i - , siness there. Mr. McClean has I I - IT PlYS To RAISE Goo'D -CA�rT-Ll in a bu I who en .hera-,quaintance will be' . V. ' . - been long known as the senior partner horse he had pu chased. Ile w, ited that I i, to all their officoB to post up the weath- berg or an eyryo on the "frosty eaucas- haspatup a teleallone between his i Mr. John 'Glel of the Gore Farm, re- . 4 wcil Christian woman has at probabilities every morning, for the Ar - . oton of I a reply until t4n o'clock on Sitiur � I us" and all 0-11 Saturday afternoon. sto�re.and the man I ictory at Consider-! cently sold to Mr. John Middl . in the firm of McClean Bros., where for - . � gon p 6 to her rest after apen( 'Ling her full convenienize of farmers and Others - He E ys it works like a i Goderich township, - I � ,R� ! I ,t day night and re0iving no answer� t I - The heat was volcanic, the rays of the � : a couple of very � 0 . ! � . . 11 -1 . his business brought him into contac rocured a rig. an all6ttod time ore below. ! Mr. McFaul, Priacipal of the Seaforth I promising ye 1i with a large number of our citizens and his telegram he . I i h - � Bun were'like red hot wires darting into pdrfect.1, charm." arling,thorouglibredheilerst - � . I -i _-_ . P I P blic School, leaves this morning for - - I - I . s rrounc drove to Listowell reachin � our devoted heads, and vividly remem - FAIM SOLP.-M .Rohn Anderson, of � mesum of'] 0150 each. I . � -1 of the su ling :country, by - all of 9 here earl I � I . for the handso � F � I ' - I whom he was well liked. Last Season After 0311sidErablO PERSON"..- -By some means or other Bloomfield, Prince Edward County, to I bering us of the, frail tenure . of things the 14th Concessio � i � of Hullett, near: Although thisappears to be an exorbi- � � 1 r � Sunday morning. I . . I . � I ' I . � I'll � � .1 he sold his interest to his brother, and. adroit mancouver4ng he 1 Bub,ceeded in a paragrap gainel publicity through sPeud his holidays. -Another little Son , in this our mortal- life as well ,as, the Blyth, has sold his fariia of 142 acres: tant price for cattle of this ,age, those . 31 � . � . � I ' last Week to ha � - R awe " J . . - nding where- the Ilicirse ,�vas, and 4dew our I �iBASUO the effect t c' b of Mr. Charles Clarkson fell off the utilitv of having 'brain material that fo" 56,000. Mr. kmderaon retains 61 who hav'e seen the animals, as Well as "I . retired from the business; aind having -fi I I I . � t 4 . - � , I I � side walk in front of Kidd's store a few will - -,, -hiB hands offered himself in tifying him as the, one ,that had jbee� Mr., Halls,assistau t teacher in the Goder I reserves he right to all the, Mr. Glenn himself; appear to think I time on . I I - r stand Bome oasting without va- adres an . . � I I January as a Candidate for the Coun- stolen from Cantelon he tool him wa ich! High 13e�ool was suffering 0 dg,ys ago and broke his arm. Mr. . � fl'awood he requirE B! i . eating the domos of thought or dissolv- T ,for his own use., that he shoi4ld have realized upon theia I , � � cil,, when it spoke well for. the estima- with him. -He al4o got . a degeri tio ill health. The writer of 1is had the Clarkson has now two boys wit 11 broken ing into somethingi Bubble and shadowy 1C sidering reservations the a much liixger sum, but having a ,liery . I I of th(t man who bad sold the . orBE. plem�reofm6etiligMr.Hallsi E te' arms. -While picking cherries, at Mrs. I and of no avail "in the "bivouac of life." p ice paid' is a goo� one. : large stock and deeming -the offer a . lk - tion in which he was held, that the � I n ixeT) � � I red us tha,� Ramsay's, Robert Jackson, son of Mr. � The Listowel m4- thinking all W16B 11C on Tiupsda: last, and he a6sui _ ' Tim, ' CELEBRAT ioN.-The 12th Of liberal one, although not an equivalent � - first time he ever ran for office he stood I _ eorge Jacks PERSONALS.__'Mr. Andrew Scott, a � 1, . a Ward. right when the thief applied to him t) he was n)ver in the enjoyment of on, of Eamondvii1e, had I . . 0 Aly was celebrated in Blyth with,, -one for Lis animalSl he thought it ei- . __. at the head of the POII in th - . � clever young mau. who has been attend- i i - 11 ; _" I - * purchase the horse, accused himl it� better heal h:ia h 8 life, and. his, ap. tip misfortune to fall out of the tree, I unusual eclat. Taa principal streets, pedi nt to sell. Mr. Glenn is an extel : - ' I � � 11 � . _1 I While sorry to lose Mr. McClean from I wl I I as - a his arm.- ing Hiram College, Ohio, during the 31, reens, eig I � a I - . Ong6t US, We Wish him success where having stole it Th f low deni t E) - ul�y �ubstantiates h few days ago, and break ,. I 0 I j . I peaFauce is I � . wilere hued with ev ,ht han& sive dealer in thoroughbred cattle, sua -, arm . I I st two sessions ieceutl returned to - 9 I 'n I - e "I us no iss Hogarth, teacher in our Public . a I y 4 ' � he is going. His removal will necessi- Soft impeachment and akr,60ol to e�va sertion. It :'Cort�inly affords, some arches stood i osingly on Queen is admitted to have one of the - we anew election. in Contra Ward." the horse on rec iving oi�e dollal? suro-' orrection. 8chool, has gone home to Exeter to � his horae on the 4th line 'of Morris. � I finest �: : little I . � 4 1 . it ps were herds ia the county of Huron, and, hag . I th plea to inake fh�s c i His record at the College is a good one. S, reet, while the,stores and sho� I . , Mr. Jobu Collie in company I . i . d, amongst his -many fine animals several I � - We have dreat pleasure in welcoming balance to r)e p4id when he Calls with a s endl her holidays. . tiatefully a making a iieat an lo I I Re is pursuing his studies with a view Mr. McClean to our town, and we have again, by whichl trilebehe assured t Mrll� MaGiveiien, have parchased the i a�tractive VLPPea ance. Before 9, which will no doubt attain a very ' . I 0 � to the ministry' in the Baptist church. I . . it 8 in 1, I in f ro 4 liva,rY-man w6u � . ' I no doubt but that he will become as eon everyth Galt Refor or from Mr. James Young,. I MCKMOP. I -Mr. Norman Beaton, well known in o1clock people 0-hec m the, prominent place at the various fall was square. Thellivery.rdan too tba Collie is a son of Mr. ,Joseph Collie, . atry in droves, and here and there,, fairs at which he intends exhibiting', � prosperous and popular here as he was - I E.&RL-Y HARVEST. -Mr. Thos. McFad- this locality, who "Went to Algoma over 00111 . ' I - ' horse on those ter s a d t h r�';' do'. - �, r gniond ville and is a ,graduate of could be seen the gay banner of some whi - in the town: which he left. den of AlcKillop, began cutting his fall 2 and will bear -up the reputation - ih ! : � a t ,13 a year aco, wag down' on a short visit i " �� n I �c If the'' - 6 0 11111 � I Lrby 1 EXPOS IT6R'of ace. For two year , I lar,but before th pE !! i firl t THE lodge marchin- t warlike' ol he has so deservedly& won and iretaill0a . - � , - - —'---' . , � I wheat on Tuesday last. He Bays i last week. He is well pleased with the . ) "( � 1� � � - . A - THE FLORA . alaace o� thO he b, as been ��edit:)r and proprietor of 1 ules as 141rotesta.t' I as a cattle breeder. I �, L G�EDEN. - The enter- part returned for the b I well filled, and in all a splendid crop. district and states that all who go 8 Ul inspirincr t,: � I . - n P � . tainment previously announced to take pay constable Dia lop stlepped i�, 4nil the !Paisley 1kolvo,ato anc still retains The weather havina been very favora- there develop in a shorf time an amou-nt I Oys," "Croppies - Ide Down" etc., etc, ' - - — . i i , I q place in the Shating Rink in aid of the took possession o the horw an4 ha� aninterestinlit, nalhas'taken as a r' y Beemec - to Ingo ve 11 ; � hol fortitude that is quite -A terrible accident occurred OIL i � ' b . bl,. for the ripening of wheat for the Of endurance a I verybod enjoy the 1 I - I I I Uechamics' Institute, opened on Moii- since returned hi to his gi atef al. ov,70- partner in thEilt biginess Mr. James R. � .. itamensely, and 411 went I � ! f last two weeks has caused the wh6at � and which before they never Wednesday at Mount Pleasant to S, J- t�� day evening and coutii�ued until Wed- er. He is a valua Is horse Mr. Cant6_ Ait6heson, aoother EXPOSITOR graduate I . . I surprising, � � � . � I I . .. . i� va�, I crop to fall *ell. � � ever dream of.. Of course the coun.try eased with the I lay's sport, except Jamieson, oldest son of George Jamie' I I I � � Ploose who stayed f9r the assembly in , � nesday evening. The rink was very Ion having ref U84 $150 fo h I now as' the editori I control of I . I - ' ' ` i . I is new, and considerable privations and ; son, while he was unhitching a tiesm i w taste , or namanageme toftheoffice. i ; i ; . � . . -1 o. H6 was toleo ! ap , TVatson's Hall. � � - : I I fully decorated with evergreens, town a few weeks . th4 vicissitudes have to be under one, , , from a mowing machine the horses te " I � Goderic-ia. I . : I on Mr. �, Co 9 - � 1 7 i field. hile ff Ilie nbends devoting his uudivid- � � I : flowers, &c., and -when lighted up in the from the pasture' � a I f i I came frightened and raia away, drog- i�� . ,� � . evening looked superb. On Mond this mission Mr. unlo it trace of , ad I ttenti ' to the Reformer, We I A GLORIOUS SHowER.-We had i and these call forth those latent quah- �- . � _. on st" - - Ver & t L aly I ging him before the knives for o ; L, - - I , t, p I( a splendid shower of rain on Thursday ties of irresistible energy characteristic - mley ; � I ' hot of 11the b Say �he I - - . evening the miniature Falls looked another horse h had, :)een �tofwa heartily wish' oys" BU8- i Ace ENT. -On I . L I . . � - - t co I last. It was most wele6me, � as I of the -human mind, which will be READFUL Monday quarter -of a mile. Strange to. very nice. The musical entertainment from a farmer in ttte )u Ay of Water- cess, and hope their C ear will be rain I borne I I ent large entsf i - ; ; . . , it was' the firBt deacent 0 hing.-Jam �!�t seriou nd painful accid came out alive, but with two - - loo. He traced �his horse to Blyt 'I brilliant and their journalistic ventures t I each evening was good. Musical se we down by n as Moses 1� avery f I I &T_: - - . � - where he found it 4ad been purdha s' profitable. From an intimate know- I � lections were well rendered by Profes � �app ': a � I have had Since last March. Every- is alsa down from the same place, where ened on the of Mr. Wm. Pe on 'on his side, and the other oil W , i I 110111 �hlng was parched and withered with i he has been living for more than a year. spli, 2ad Concessio , Stanley, in which leg, each about six insches in 16 sors P 1 - I J t� I i - Jones and Holmes, and MOBsrs.,Tos- by Mx. Irwin, hotel,[-kee er: f that Vi ledge of both! gen �Iemen, we have no fr In il 0 � 1�,.,� a drought, and this splendid shower I He had been a Bufferer o 1-h alth 4is daughter was� �Ihe sufferer. It ap�- an.d several cuts and braises. He udl� I . u_( * fearAatathero them will do dis- I I I lin, Cline, Hollis, Scott and otherg,while lage. 0 -,alling I upon M '. irw�u � - i I- . . I i r, . � 1�� . he �ad BOI � t11'18 credit to his p;&rl3 trainin . Mr. Co e I I I . __ a accompaniments on the organ were was informed tla � t . -4 lli' has done much to revive vegetation. that she hail carried lanch to the lies in a critical condition. � � - th' � for a number of - Years previous to his pears � :� - , . I , I -Two hi tl�, - all hayfield, and hall then offere andrea persons are now illl� - I . played. by, Miss Houghton and Miss horse about half a hour previous;1 managei of the Reformer f6 Tim BRIDGE TIZNDERS.-The, War- residence in AJgoma. He is now d to assist ' , . . r� -, , I I � . 4 I has heeD I r . I driving th � prisoued in Ireland Under the Col I -1 � I , . I . no r Bever . � - ,� r Ewing. The attendance on Monday Mr. John Sh' le of Hallett, ' &I months, ever Bince it. passed (1(3u'B Committee met at the Court right, and all owing to the health -giving illa the work; anda 3 0 mower mber . � : I - �-4 : ,� . I �p ' " 19 vvas thought To be the easiest, 'she w& 3 1 Act; among them a priest, a mer�bOr . � � and Wednesday evenings was very fair, Clinton, and Mr. hipley had startoa i - is House here on Thursday of last week influence of the A oma climate. It I � � �. . � I 1 C 'ament, t me I . � Ill I � 11. . - nto the hands of Mr. Young. He asSum- of Parh 6 I _. . L,4. M &en that to do. z & hortly after gistl aud - I 19 " I I but on Tuesday evening the rain, no off home with h r. Donlop lovevr well and fa�vorall known to the people fiDr the purpose of, opening tenders for seems that there everybody is well, and -o . 11 � 1*1 I . doubt, kept many away. There were took Mr. Shipley j��st as he i� was entell- of Galt and vicinity; he s thoroughly the taking down of the old Maitland doetpors are a nullity. -Mrs. McQueen ing the reins the I orses took fright al number of lo all notabilities. � � 11 � I . I � , I ,I- - I 1-1 I � � ; : . � 4 .1 I . I . . : I , - __ � I I. , �, : I I � I . ; I I - i , � : i � � I ; L : I . I . i I � i � � I � . - . � - ; i I i I I � i F I I . : I I ;� . � : . . L .1 i i : : � I I i I ., . � I I I i h 1 :� 'I I � I : L � I � . . . � � I � I : � I " 11 � . I I - 1 � j : I F I � . I - . 1 5�9 7. . , , � . I 1. ! =4 n nair , � . I i - I 6h --t— I , C� , � , ie � tell I �( , tit t, dj aI � , i ell 14 T I I 4 I �, , i �; '� :+� I- � . 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