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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1881-12-09, Page 8_______ –_ �. - , - � _ - _ _ -, , , _ � � � - --- ., . _. ___ _,_________, - _., __.- __ __ ____ - � ,----. ��_, __ ;__ - - _=_ , �, , - __ __ 1- . i " I I . �, - 7— - 111. _ - �11 _= - - - - - - � . I . � I . I I . -, �:, I - - I - � I � : � i � - - � — _--_7- - __ - ; - � ? . � . _. � . � - . . ; I -_ - � . - . . I : - - - , � 1 ��__ i I � I � � - * I . ! . I i . . . . I � � - , I � I I , I . - . N I ! . I - - -- - I - - I - - I — . ! I � : ] . � - . I I . I ! - . . 1 - � . . I i - . . .. . . � I � � . . .1 � . . � I 11 , 6 . . � - . . , 11 . �__ � - . I . I � . ! I I I . . . . � � I I — . - ,- . . . I . . i I . . �� . . , I � il .. . . � � . q I � ! . I I � . � . . � I - � . I . — I 11 . . I I! �_, - I � . . . . . .- � - . - � - , .- . . � I � . . - I 4, _ , � I I I . I . - . I � � I - � I . I - 00010.601 01 - � . I - , — -, . I I � I . I' I . . - . - . A . . I I . 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I �� -- -,-- __ ---:-7- --------- ---7- - I . - , . . = � PGOPle's money ere --ting a water tank on loan horse buyer fox -1 150. -On the fire t' hurt and no Serious damage was done. in the opring, besides WA No. 2, Sub- I . I I qZL toll lexpositor* private roperty,wifthout %highway . I houses ,and Returning offlicer; rd I - Bad. t of December there ts4re - 297 membero' The vehicle was �soou righted again &ad stables erePted, and other improvements division No. 7, at the'Grange Hall, lot 1 I A C,;,; 41, 1 b% � . .V� I . I - I _. - - 10 Ing ereto, and in a 10'aon ty highly of the Mechanical. ]�Dstitute as "just the party proceeded on their-jourd'ey made which give their - land quite a 15, conoeftion 12, Alexander' Delgatty . A L L . i . I — dangerous In case of firea. I thZnk a 117 at the'same timg I " . 1. I D�STRIOT MATTIMRS. . glance at the streets wiffoo i MAt year,'aad it is none the wor,se for. their, unexpected &a- home like appearance. They are also Returning officer; Ward No. 3, sub- - i - . I . __ nvinee any. expected that at the'ead of the present venture. within a reasonable distance of the division No. 3, at the School house, sec- I . I - _+ � 1-1 . ____�__i . . person of a great deal of unnecessary financial year the Institute will'have' railroad, being only 24 miles from the tion No. 4. lot 21, concession 4, John C. SEAFORTH. I - I . I - - : �� Z . , I � I . �D-EPEMBER S.ALE expenditur6 in. the. making of Side- a*surplus of revenue over expenditure, Dash -wood.- thriving town of BraLndon, on the Can- Morrison Returning officer; Ward No. I . , - walks and crossings in P100es" liot re- which will be -,souiethi ' I L i � . Ing new ,in th e BmHrs.-M-r. 'Fred. 'Kibler*, so long ada Pacific Railway, where there is a 3, sub -&vision No. 4, at the school . � I L e roa illage I farm produce. house, sectiou No. 7, lot 26, concession I forth --We have Just received repair places that really beeded repair - still in a fearful con aition and business . - � I' Id 1),U UAN & DUNCAN, Sea- 1 quired in public interest, and neglect to history of the, Institnte.-Th d8 are and favorably 'known as our v ' good market for al our __ Ard, large 1 shoemaker, has sold out to the new firm These young men have not been back- 12, Richard Pollard Retu ruin a officer; I : * �. � 114 3, lines we h 0 Ot of new ZoQds. all season. I think an examination will in town is Correspondingly dull, and . I Man ave cleared out also show that it is not necessary to I Messrs. Weseloh . & Worbi. They ward in securing themselves a home in Ward No. J, sub -division No. F, at the I I . I every person is lonjing for more snow . �L at areduction of 20 to 25 per have so many persons - are ene *etic young men and well the North west, and they have our beat school ho 'I i , .. . . � known -in the neighborhood, and we ; - . coot..l.and we will offer them to town for the the and sleiihing.-We wotild again re ' rg I wishes for their welfare, and we hope ce use, section No. 2, lot 30, con- GREAT � L our employeL sion 4, John McElroy Returning ; � I I Customers it less than theL .amonnt of work �have mind our readers of the lectare to b � I ! � to do. We are' at present pay e hope they will do well. -A flax mill is they- will be crowned with success in offi8cer; Ward No. 4, sub -division No"'. I - I � � ing out a given iD the town hall this evening by every undertaking. . -, I usual W1101esalO prices. Dress large amount of money and getting to be erected in our village early in the -A VISITOR. 6, at Edward McNamara's house, lot I _______� . Goo �� --In Tweeds and Melton the Rev. J. Hill in aid of the Mechanics' . - � - � .a, Twil - i � ,7 FIFTEE � i IE - spring. -Mr. John C,00k. his soldhis 28. concession 12, Charles Dickson I CLEA'RING SALE, - I . . 11 : 010 i, Cords and Dia I very little value for it. I can see no Institute, Every person should attend � I I farm of 90 acres to Mr. Geo. Keller- Hensall. Wm. I I gron Is. Full lines of all wool � reason why we should not have the -The salt wells in this town are shu y I . WHIOD101 . ' � Irrench dress goods the newest time of the waterworks engineer, and down. for want of wood. They all ha man. Mr. Kellerman has also bought CORN.—A few cars of corn on hand Grieve, seconded by Win. Evans, that I I I � i I i . . . � ______ I the property 'of Mr. Joseph Gill in this at the fienBall Hills. -Parties wanting some Alexander Kerr be authorized -to erect - � . . I _____ i and Finest Goods in' the market. allow him- to do the work on the Streets, sufficient salt on band to supply orderv8a, houldleave hpiroldersat once as it will go 11 � I I L ElYS. P . fancy Buchasmaking- new sidbwalks,cross- village,and intends to carryon the " a wir' fence' at the jog between the 5th. -. OF OUR- , L , IF,inc, ain - L I � ack. q I I Jinmense a2urts bi, uWilt �� , - felt and ings and repairs and such other work as Ethel. . . " . __ L --------- IQ— � � Fast. D. URQUEEART. I 1 780 ,. - I butchering, business in connection. with and 6th concession line at the north � L %ney wo 6ALLi . I skirts. an goods the Council might direct, and then have ; farming. SNOW STORK.—We had quite a heavy end of George Dorrance's lot, conces- . - - . . cloua , squares, * I as' , wool ELlICTED.-Messrs. Wm. Spence an Snow storm here on Wednesday, but, ; I I ' - vests . - . . . - I I rmuft, ties, Hoods; Boot- duties k 0 _. I owing to the high wind that prevailed, taching the wire to the po IMMENSE STOCK � I �� -26 1 the Town Constable discharge the A. W. PAusbaker have been elected sion 5, taking the boards off, and at - Tweeds and Clotho of Mar et Clerk with some elders in connection with the Preaby. Walton. e . sts.-Carried. I I I . I changes in the work from the presen very littl of it was left on our roads. . I - tt� all wool Canadian Tw The next meel-ing of Council will be I I � a i . - , L eeds t terian Church of this village. ORGAN COMPETITIO.N.—The congrega. COMMENCED BuBINESS.-We notice hold at Dublin" on the third Monday in I .� READY-MADEDI I at t I. prices. Scotch and En- system, which Ithink wholly unuece8- MISSIONARY SERVIC f I I I . � I � I * � 61i t Sultinifs. New Clothing garY. It has always seemed to me an Ze. - Missionary tion. of St. GeOI70 a Church, Walton, that Messrs. McArthur & Co., bankers, December. - -OF- Z Berviceawere- held in the Methodist being desirous of parchasiug an organ ------------ *_� � ultade have commence'd business. The want i - : � AIRD V1 , o order in Arst-class style. I absurd thring� to pay a rental for- a town Church hor-e on Sunday and Mond& I for the use of the church, adopted the of a bank in the village has long' been Brussels. I 3 I . � . y I I I I �- tPur oods.-Men's. fur caps in cloek and then pay a man or hame A evenings last. Able and instructive expedient of inviting a number'of the felt. We wish them success. ; �� . Iteprai . . ! � - Lamb. �3outh Sea Seal portion of big time taken I 11 11 - : up ringing a addresses on missionary wori BAND TURNOUT. - The Battalion i I AT W IN1. I ' - 1, -1 Otter, 1 Beaver and Mink at all bell which does not belong to the town k werel manufacturers and agents of the dif- SPORTING. -We understand that a Band was Oulu on Saturday evening last Ready-made Clothing Z � - 00ting mate � , I . I I given by Revs. J. Harris, of Tees a r ferent instruments made to compete. 'h ' ' h for a purse or stakeof of Be ections from - . I I � - � . � U an $175 has been arranged to take place the balcony of the Queen's Hotel. : RUT,CLC Prie,e�,' Ladies' Furs- The finest and which the town pays nothing for a d Cook d Livingstone, of Ba el,J.1 The competition took piwa iu the I I . . __ of ladies' miuk furs the use of. I am of opinion that an ELECTION OF OFFICHES.-At tb lss'� church on Friday evening last in the here on Monday, the 26th inst., be- and played a number -) 0 � Jin thievicounty, ai ., , . .. � - adat prices to examination will show that very little WELL DoNz.-The Council otl Mon- CONSISTING OF " I . - 4, . regular meeting of Ethel Ijoyal Orange� presence of a committee �. a d a large tween two noted' marksmen, namely, . � 1� - � suit 0 times. LadleW seal, attention has been p U day . - I I . nforce- I � I and Persian lamb f turs. Loige No. 631, the following pfficem number of the Members. I'An organist Dight last made a grant 'of 025 to . � 4 , r aid to the e - ! . Mr. R. Bi etei, and Mr. S. � . . , issett, of Ex , -, I Cloth Mantles.- W e,hays I town 'b .laws, and fint I SEA � I , a nt of the y were elected for the ensuin :�' Fairbairn of this place. the Mechanics' Institute. Notice was . . � �: � I g yeax �� was prese � I . 60 1 08' M Treong these the cow b -law. Cow n - at who thoroughly tested � , also given that a by-law would - be in ? I .1 I _Antles, bought as 8 . V . - y Chaplai , Brother Isaac Lake; Secre-�� each instrument, an& after due delib- PERSONAL. -Mr. J. Webster, formerly - Mens; Youths' and Boy,' - I 41, - , whi&h wil � - � I L . 1 be sold at I wbave been allowed to go where and t&ry, Brother E. H. Tompkins; Treas-111 ,eration decision W�'as given in troduced at next meeting of Council to SU4 - I I I le. they � lose t �� manufacturers Drices I plea 11 favor of 6f this place, but now of Florence, was _` � �� Lffj,ll__ - Bad. AS a rule there urer, Brother Joseph Whelpton; D. C. , ' : the Excelsior org&ii, furnished 'by . - The Public are I . M provide for cleauing the Snow off the I- I , 1-1 UlD . here 86 few days ago visiting his many side . I L , MantI a frona, $2 . . ery. bas scaroel been a day all fall but You Brother John - Raynard; lab Corn., ; Messrs. Sco6t Brothers, of Seaforth, I . . . I �, _�T - y walks. � Our stock to furl M aU the could have seen one or two Cows and Broth6r friends, -Mr. Wm. Gibson, who has � � - �. I � . :,,�, I 11 MUNICIPAL. -It is generally believud ffenl,q . I - , I I I ., &test I novelties and styles in very of ten a calf , Goo. Welsh; 2nd Corn., 1 and the instrument was purchased been a resident of this place for several , Youth8' and'Bqyj� Overcoa � 1. I � . N . r, . grazing on I I that there willbe no opposition to the tics ; � ;;I hists,b6nnets, Ho Victoria Brother Chris. Ravnard; 3rd Corn., � there and then. years, left here last week for Sirathroy. L _440� - - Z I ._. wars, feathers, square, which is at present all trampled L. f., , . present Reeve, Mr. Rogers, at the corn- . Stock Befo �4 1 ____ I . 1wis . ... Plushe I &0. Brother M. Reffer; ith,Com., Brother .Mr. J. R. Miller, of Goderich, School I . L . : i -i t ing election. The seats for Councillors � I Up like any commons, and no person to Ed. Barr; 5th Corn., Brother John' . Lumley. Inspector, was here this week visitin 11 . � . N iDUNOA,,i & DUNCAN. ' I I I interfere. . 9 will be contested, most likely, by the M,en,8, - - . . Z - our schoolo.-Mr. C. Hamegbon, of _.; . I a I Suppose the reason is' that' Ougblan; L. P. M., Brother Win GOING FAsT.-The matrimonial fever ' - UISUrs, I - � A ! the powers that be an . Youtl,81 and 2oys Z . i Ir you !want a nobby Dinner Set, . .opposed to the . present members and new aspirants. � � ... _. I . Tea Spence; -Tyler, Brother John -Hunter. *,� is Still spr Tuckeramith, has lately become a resi- - � - � - eading rapidly in this neigh- WILL IT BE foE LAST. - The suit, i . - I ; I 41it or chazubar Set, go to LA,wLAw & FA=Lxyls. bY-law. 1f these few ifioughts are ACCIDENT -On Monday I dent of .our village. - v f � � -11 . !rbkThava the largest assortment in town. 731-s Consideredof importanceto thera %St an ucci- borhood, and quite'a number have al- Corporation of' Brussels vs. Ronald, I These we all v , � % . te- dent of. a, � L U very dangerous nature hap-� ready passed away, to whum. the boys BIBLE S(ICIRTY MEETING. -The an- I � , � . " FIANOB AND ORGAxs at Factory Prices payers, now is %he,time to sot oil them,-- . . � LL . L pened to a will come up for. fin&I hearing on Mon- ALSO A LOT OF . . faction, and tb�l . 1. � 1. during the Lolidays, at Scott Brothers Musical and see that ige men that are returned . young man named Joseph � never failed to pay their last and favor- Dual meeting of the Hensall, branch of FUR and CLOTH . E � day next, at 'Toronto, before Vice- figures. . ' Thomson, living on the 6th concessi ' the British and Foreign Bible Society t, . 4:-. on �� ite tribute of respect, namely, a cow . . I C� - � Znporinm, S"forth. As oar usual Holiday Re- to office wiJI at least carry out the : Chancellor Proudfoot. . - _Z�,.& ; - _., � dwiffon ia priaea has been attended with so ' of Grey. It appears that he and an was held here on Monday eveni i �. - � � . - . � ., � ipuoh succesa in the past, we have again decided needed reform's.. In . my next I will bell procession. I ug in A BAD ONE .-The worst storm of the CAPS at Less than HALF PRICE. - The StOak is, I w i- other man were cutting wood in the SPORTITZ.-Our crack shots who went Of the I ll �' to offer for the next three weeks, Pianos and endeavor toishow what I think might bush, and when in the act o Hodgins' hall. The 'reports season set in on Wednesday morning - _ - r. i� � I . I ee for the past year ,&at, . � in all the Fa,mc � . . :�_ . 9.jgans Lo,yi r than ever offered bafore. Dunham be saved to the town by the changes f felling a', to 2d utikuka a few weeks ago, are send - I officers and committ and continued most of the day. It . suits. A- large E . I 1, manoff, &G yearf, in the market, Excelsioz - tree a limb fell, striking Mr. Thomson � ing home some very, romantio accounts . were read and adopted, and the thanks , , . . . Organ& ha beea awarded the highest p . I Suggested. I would have drawn atten on the head, knocking 7 was from the Northwest, and from rain _-, the newest thing � . . � : - remiimB I tion to a great many things t him Senseless. of their adventures in the forest, and of the meeting tehdered them for tbrir and snow the roads at present are in a ' � . - Wherever ex ibited., Pianos and organs of other hat I He was carried to a house and a doctor report themselves as getti g a ices. N , . Z. - .ew officers and a Committee - ". e gen s waxi on salary or 1 14, , � � thought wrong at tb D very bad State. . ,7. 1 . . e time, but the 8ent for. Oa examination it was found mamy doer. - great of Management for the present ye Ir .1 . � U11881 Send for Catalogues and see us, Mayor Seemed to have the impression PERSIAN L If. L I V, . � Is 4Y . It wffl pa,v You. Planos��And -that the Skull h a LAND SALE.-MrS. M. Cornish has The Stock is large, and we are bouad - . . . I d sad Repaired'. A few good driv- eased sold the south half of lot 1, con -cession . -_ - .1 I P I - . 11 1. ag. and wor ffighor"s I I I � t o taken in exchange for as I ha,i no such intention I allowed little hopt�s are entertained of his resideut of Blooming Hill, haa erected a to say that the reports read showed the 7, Morris, 50 acres, to Mrs. Oakley, of te effect a clearance of these -.Goods - �1 that I was trying to persecute him, and ad been fractured. Very BwErs.-Mr. Thos. Flake, a former were then appointed . We are pl I , � . I � . 11 . . ve residence ia Grand Bend and removed society be.in good standing. � GioveB of all k I . . Ff hiatrainewl. SOOTT Biaos.., Seaforth, Out. 731-1 the matter to stand. Yours respect. reco ry. to : .. -4- .- I I 1� -.-- Grey, for 82,500. , -a ir: � II I 77 � , (t Yu I I _� I nel i endless vJ . I I . RLx-r are selling V&I,en- fli-ly, JoErN BEATTIE. � thither. -Mr. J. S.. Westcott; formerly BAD LUCK.- If the report of the THIS MONTH. Prices will be found I I I - It X � . - - 1, M11L . - Stanley. merchant of this place, but who boa Hullett. 4 . cia Raiains t $2.40 per borof 28 pounds. 781-3 1 . . .,A�� - 0 1 1 � � . c_ . . Great Wester - WWI.- j , . . . :,�,_� HOLIDAI; GooDs. -A large display of R � . PRUSoNAL.-The Rev. F. D. Ling, been living for some months- in Cale- FAA RNNTED.-The farm belonging n Railway Company get- right. . . . I � - 44 � ETURNRD.—Mr. and Mrs. rge ting control, of the Credit Valley Rail- . , I . Goods sultabla for,Cbristmis and New Years apt who is laboring on the Stanley circuit, donia, York State, is in the village at to Dr. Ra - . - - I . I * � wee ents- to The seen at the Central Grocery. Habkirk, of McKillo In eve, Of Clinton, ou the- 6th way is t* . , rue, there will be no chance of I I , _t -return received a telegram oa Saturday even - present visiting his frieuds.-A great concession of Hallett, haa been rented . the Elora Branch being extended to . -11. . I , _ - ' - � I �47i xor�ment. I ,to Mr. R. Taylur,'61! Londesboro. Notto cups for ladies and gmtlemsn, a fine _ag- their visit to the Unitpe'd States'on Fri- ing, telling him that his mother and many of our boy have gone to the for- Godericb. � .-. ,� 11 . Otto Mugs in great vatitty. Flowe r 0 j I � � - � �, 11 � � Vepaxtraem ;as ney � - 7 t � ar bAtte r iFuppited with . - � - i : - -.0 day night of last week. While away Mr. brother werb dangerously ill. He left e9tt, of Mich,iga 13 spend the winter DEATH. -The wife of Mr. Wm. MARKETS.-F&II wheat $1.25 to $1.26, OAK HALL CLOTHIND ESTABLISH. � Ifikbes, vasel, Ornaments, ate. The Grocery Habkirk visited Peotone, Ill., and spent Hensall on Monday m6ruing for Elcuor, there. -Mr. Ta B concession, di d . . - goo& .% - for t4e Christinsai aud Now Years trade some days enuett's prediQtion8 11 I I ; ,_ir .. with Messrs. if'-' 0 a s ring wheat $1.25 to $1.28, peas 70c to . I � I" I . The . P . . 1,- John Elliott where his relatives reside. arereliable, being enthagia Monday, after an illness of only a few KENT. � G'. Most ffistidioox oan h1ve their wants Supplied by- and Andrew Cowan, formerly of Mo- i . stioally ob. , . _4� A . I - �Aw & � . I ,_ . 75c, oats 34c to,37c, b-irley 70c to 80o, * I . 5' �� L&W : I : —*— hours, at ibe age of 52 years. Her pork- 37, hay 014 to 815, eggs 18c, butter . T� I � 781-8 . I ,! served in this neigbborbood. � . Ki -110p. Un Elliott has a farm of '160 ; i - SMI : 't" Fisa., FigH, Fisu. - Fresh and Salt Bluevale. - remains were interred in the Clinton 18c to 19c.1 . 0_ � I - .1 I 1. � � acrea and Mr. Cowan has 80 acres,�and ' - ' - - I � � . 'A- G. McDOUGALL & C0.1 : . � : wxtai , # arels and R tlf Barrels ch& ' at big s'o'n ' - MERTING.-The annual meeting of . IIWS Green. . I . T r fi-h in cemetery on Wednesday. �7, 1 Sp Hector 160 acres.* They are I - : I r";, 14 "NY & F*MLRY's. 731- 3 GOOD THnEsniNa. -On Thursday of I , I . __ . - � . doing well and seem to be fqlly as well the patrons of the Bluevale cheese fac- 1� SHEEP KILLED. -Mr. James Hagan last Jamestown. . - : -, � . I U&LAGA I - apes, very .: I begun I � � choice at 20 satisfied there tory will be helgl here, in Patterson's Llost four a week Mr. Edward Hiuchley' . - I - Have thf� I I - . � . . - � � . � �. � as they were 'here. They b!bep, one of which he would threshed on the farm of Mr. John A16 TBAOHEIV ENGAGED. -The trustees of . M in Ctreet, Seaforth. . V- aenta per poui td at r,A.rDL.A,iv & FA.r.fmF �_- ,,:,i;, . I �' - a . I � J., ---- 0— 7'al'8 'do not grow wheat in that part of the Hall, on December 20th. � not have taken 810 for, on Saturday . t 11; i . . . I PURCHASES. -Mr. John Diment, Millan 700 bushels of oats inside of' the school in 8 - - J I �_i ; - ection No. 4, Grey, have .. � .4 State; their principal crops are flax, I Sr., 1 night, 26th ult. Ttiey were.worried and three hours, This work was done by a - I �V I MAsoxic. -At the last regular com- of chosen, Miss Janet- Hislop, of Morris to allords the Publ . � ]Ounvicati of Britannia Masonig r kes - the this place, attended Mr. Brown's , torn by dogs,'scaxcely anything but the ClImax gep . �L' � corn and oats. X, - Habkirk h I . _. a in Grey on Friday last, and pur- � skin remaining of three bf the - y a Leonard I I l �i_. - Lod appearance of the sal araton'driven b be their teacher for the ensuing year'- "Lauce," "Haulan," and other iustru- . 4 ge, hol coitutry, but he Says I r �'t - d on' Alonday evening, the In. engine. - - .1 , i r . - � _. � �. following members were elected - c � - : 1 7 the farms are not nearly so well fix FINE RicsmENoE.-Mr. Ja es Hagan , disposed of his far ' ired. to the ; - I I - . �� officers - ed based two cows and h bull, for which In FARM SOLD. -Hr Hugh McKee Ls ments too numerous to mention, re - I � � - r� f lag year, viz. up or so comfortable looking as are the he paid Somewhat in the neighborhood has just compluted one --of the finest Bayfield. I � M on the 4th conces- Pa scene of action., where all portunities the) � - � 7 . C -or t1le east -. - : Henry Cam- farms in Huron. of 0300. The animals are Durham, and farm reeidenceg in the c Sion of Grey, Containing go acres, to went to work with a 'will, and ere the � 41ron, W. M.; W. G. Duff, S. W.j G. W. Mr. Walter Cowan 0 � � . � !. I . I ounty- The 'TEAcHEu.-'Miss 'Jane Struthers, of Mr. Thos. McLennan, of Howick� for shades -of evening. . I . .. ... W' who- forme are excellent beasts. ' building is of brick and contain@ 55,000, began to fall, they . - : . � L:� Breat, J. 'V (.,;A. St'rona, Treasurer; R. . rly iesided as W neighbor of the Bayfield School, is engaged to 01,6,-O- 1 � a I I , Mr. Elliott and'hie brother, has rented SMALL. -Oae of our neighboring far with alated roof, : had cut, split aul piled abo I . t ut 20 Cords I 19. Brett, Chaplain; D. D. - Pthic windows, .aud teach in School Section No. 1, Morris, I 0 of wood. After h-kving the inner man , SUP I �i � . . - Rose, See securiug a I i I - I i 1, ; - . his farm o mers went, down to Wingham with a other moder improvements. The for the Corning year at $225 per anuum. amply provided !,for, they repaired to I '. I 1�iz i!*tary.; Jdin Williams, Tyler The f 160 acres fo� 8600 a yeax, Morris. i __ and has 9(1118 to Iowa, about 500 miles load of hay, but, because he drove qu to brick work- nas done by Mr. Cop . ,, I , - - - other offioep3 will - be appointed by their market ground and did not weigh AcCIDENT.-On Thursday of last LocAwTrEs.-Mr. J. Knox, their respective horneR - � �!_ - �._,i the distant, and has taken up 340 acres in whose skill as a wo IT,, . , I � eusible that . . I 3 I g concessio thev had done Mr. Slemmou a good G,00as,, Resay-i 11 . v. He purchased this for jorne 34 to �known. The wood work by Messrs. � . - -1 - X'Astffr On [the -next regular meet"g O'Brien count I an their waies, it cost him F rkman is we I n of the 3rd ; F . - . � ". . week, 2)1r. J. Whiddon, who is workin , has sold his farm of 50 : - � 1, i Knox for the fiam. of $2,300. It day's work * � 7 r 1_. : . � . . % I t 0 I I lftighL The various offic be $6 p6r acre. His brother Hector has harp. Ten cents seems to be -a large Lthe Painting aud graining by Mr. is Mr. Knox's: intention to remove to -A young ]ad ih Dungannoii, about L i I 411dy install6d on the everLinc, of St. settle matters. Wingharn -men are Holtzmen & Keeler, of Zurich, and for James Thompson, was engaged in to W. - 3 !the 27th init. On this oc- 8 !! �. John's day 7 a,18o taken up 610 acres adjoining. This bringing some logs from the dam to the . - � , , : 0 i . -11 easion, it ha* been decided to dispense Ekum in their eyes. 'Charles Whiteman, of Hay. We .e the Northwest. -We notice Mr. Frazier 15 years of a.,. , � I I - - section is just newly settled, the first I Mill, by some means or other lost his -1 , named I-laac Hamlin, clothing, at lar� L � . 11, . I � . .. � . ! li�ava a year ago. This is a splendid section of ' hold here on Saturday last, Mr. Black, may long live' to e11j0Y the comfort& of to his house appears tha he t:A h-18 revolver from I � ; � , with the annaal supper ti�ad to' settlers having gone in not more than a I MuNrCzPAL.-At the Council meeting ,hope Mr. Hagan arid his estima�le lady bulance, took a header from the Beow Embury, of the 3rd concession, is met with a very :painful accident, It 11 � on which he wa,; standing and disap- building an attachment t 1, L _. � i 9 : ��- XOGial rOQniQn in the lodge room, where Country, and Mr. Habkirk wa particu. our prese it Reeve, signified his into peared in 6,)me - 20 feet of water. He which is impr bis pocket to shoot a rat ,vvheEL the . � - � , I I I , - : a I - . L .- $1 .)n- tion of not being a 4audidate next year. I _* was re weapon went off u1nexpectediv . I Fefresiinlent' will be served at the c a- their new and palatial residence. oving its appearaue' � t larly taken up with it. Tbers is a new . . �� . : � r., -1, dusion of labor, and �vhen it is expect- - railway b . 0 1 � scued by his comrade. , wonderfully. Mr. E mbury is bound to - , the ball 51S&11r:F.1 � ..... - �. Mr. Black bas, during the period of his I I MINISTERIAL.;—The ministers of this have things,neat and attractive.- i lodging in the flp'.Bhv part �f hi's leg � - �' ed th�itt ever� member of the lo1ye will elng constructed throu this Dublin. M as . ; � 11 � � I .. -1 -1 n I � I .: . 7 � - ! - � .... i be present. z sectiou� and next season if, is expected Y. ki above the.,k . . �� i : lea residence in Taruberr orved 11 Years PEESoN&L.-Dr. O'Shea, who has place are not neglected. Rev. Mr. Me- L. Hawthorn and M. Ragerson,of .11. riee. Medical aid was at I . Z !! . . ; as Ree�e and two as Councillor, and only Cosh gets a f ur overcoat. Rev. Mr. Sunsbine left here for De ,n,oproctired and several ineffectual . I 11 1� -f f'� A - I I troit last . - . ' ; � ; �� i there will be & station within three iesided here for a few months, is now Daub , t) to liti pot toe . .&,MO of ,week- where they i � attempts were; made I , f _- ., i �� I SERvICE' - The, annii- I their y intend . . to secure the � � . � __ � � I AwNivza . . S. I m,lies of their place. At present has always acted in an honest and up- building up for himself an exten * a a a s I remaInIng . I - � . -Tofaary oar nearest market,place is the town of right manner, having the interests ractice. We wish him give members of Rev.. Mr. LiVingstoo,s during the winte months.- ball which tili r4mains in the boy's : . . � � I cea in connection with the r The young a L � I Z_. i � ! �n of P I every success, church, C01e'8 appointment, Goderioh People Of the 4th concession purpoge Z I I I . F , f I - PreBbytena Church, of this town will I Cherokee, which i(i distant about 25 the tow' ship always foremost. During L � leg, although he,is' recovering. Carry- __ - ------- - � J! - I - � aij vre are well aware that he is a sWady lug revolvers is bdeoming entirely too ; .41 I . . I � the past seven Years of his Reeve8hip he township, knowing that their minister start' a" s6hool iLmmediately I � -1 - i �nad miles. We are glad to hear that our , � ud energetic young man. just the C . � � I held on Si ay next, when the Rev. a ; - . I IDJ,a writi g ' �, - ; 11 I I � 1 1_�_4_.l L , Manao Fras�er, of St will old friends are all doing ' I has been elected by ' could appreciate -a goo lif ter, ristmas in the 0 a practice, and the law pro- I . . ' . - C� - Thomas, so Well under acclamation. The kiudof a man for A (Yoctor. d practical j,oke -neighborhood of c (--'m m 0 . . I : �_�4 t should -be more rigidly en- r "I'ANOIC I Preach both morning the banner of Uncle S,, finances of as well as --any preacher, quietly do'. - Mr. J. Speers.-A social is anuouaced bibiting i i Lr %4� ! � . : ' , . L � and eveai�ng. ou ' L M. tile township, we under- , ENGAGED. -Mr. Peter* J. Neven, of posited 55 bushels of oats in his stable a forced. : . . � � 4� _" .- � stand. were never in a better condition. to be held at Sunshine, o Frida I . -1 tile f0howlin Uonday eveuiug the an- I - -----*— Publin, has been eogaged�xs teacher by Y I L � - - . I J� � ; itiversary te meetina will be held, I ' LOCkL Bancirs.-The Free Press I;ays Mr. Hennings, the present Deputy- the trustees of B ' on Thursday right ot last week. evening, December 23rd. All are co I -One day recently a very interesting � I , 3 f , " T 0 ornholm School. They - r- . .. . - : I "es will be given by Rev. I Reeve, intends contest' —.— gathering. -was hel at the residence of � . � '' .W..'llen addres that the Heapeler property in', ME i In th Reeve may consider themselves very for- I diafly invited. a - I , � " . I , ni- - e � 4� l Peg OPPOsite the Pacific ship, and the pro tieb are he wiii S&muel 51c"I'lland, lot 17, 4th - Hotel, with a be elected. Messrs. Griffin and Hislop � uate indeed, as he is's young. man of ------------- 4— � _ I Is Mr. Fraser, Rev. Mr. Soott, of . Grom babili Clinton. Mr. G, I � _. ;� ,)utl, . - . kZ art�y, Rev. r. Taira� of Godaric' I buildi'rig on it worth about 014,11 �-_, was I ru [FROM THE NEw ZRA.] . I conces,4ou, Howiek, about two miles I I � � ti, no mean ability. 1. Gorrie . . :�, By his perseverance I : I - I I from Fordwich, on the or"�1_11181on of the I � I I I � �' . 4�-, �,� and others. The ralusioal part, of the I sold a few' days ago for $38,OOi' also intend retiring at the end of the and iudustry'he has secured the respect HORSES. -This week Mr. T. Ti OUR MEDICOs.-Mr. Tu - - - . L - L - 1. �t 0. Mr. year. . rner has rent- golden wedding of Mr. and llri-XcClel- � � - . I I - . . I I I I � I , - t � � . . Mr. Shanahan, Hullett, at 3200. and a and has moved to the north end of the aLd grand children present. who pre- I I . , ftterta-inwerl't will be provided by the i 11 espeler I . bought a heavy'draught horse fprloilmlg edhisframe house to Dr.Brow-ulee, land. There 7nrekorne forty children I . I � I i*1 4. � . is a son-in-law of Mr. L. . __*__ . . I Of all. I I - � &oir, under ,I he leadership of Profes*sor Mover of this town. -Mr. S. H eks I � IF ACTO - "�-!! �� i I Elibbert I I - . f SoueB. Revo'Mr.'Fra8er is ' has sold his (iriVin � 1 7 � I mar'e from Mr. James Reynolds at the village. -Dr I I . I - � � i -an a -hie tLad , g mare, three arg ! MORE GOOD STOCK,—M* r. B. Hogarth, Usborne. - Brownlee's la,dy arrived sented ; I . . I ,_ - ye I I I � both Mr. MoCelland and his - � - eloquen. pre� Old, to' an American buyer for 8 . I � . , It .-Gher and is a general fa- Same figure, both were bought for ship- last week. -Oar village can now b(ast -lady with a valuable purse of money � � . � M J ) I IT- I I. 190, one of our best farmers, recently r. � MoRk GOOD -STOCIE. - Mr. Tho ' Mr. Tiplina has I . � � xorite with the, people hereabout. and - and i ' sorry for w:bat he has dc)ne. P.9 I of having two doctors. The second to each. The Rev. Wm. Willmott, of A . I . � � I mas meat to Alichigau. - I - chased from Mr. Dry4en. of Whitby, a asse , 0 the Thames Road, Usborne, been offared 3450 for his trouti "3 � ,�i DUIMVE-1 TI � , I - i- willp we are 'sure, be listened to' by I The Istnow buyer off -!red Mr. Meyer ug colt, arrive was Dr. Spence, who is at pres 11 . : � �� . very fine yearling Durham h who is rapidly coming to the front as - Fordwich, was present. and gave-& very I It 16' in" oifer, for 11 � I � , : ; i i , arge co0gr*a1ion8 on Sunday next. I $225 r his g�rey.-Messrs. Wilson & Red Cloud, better known as Baby, bVt ent staying with Mr.Agnew,his brother- iuteresting and u a e0s - � 7 ; -� I . � . The R � � which he paid - the haudsome Sam of . - � i str ctive addr I - 1� ev. Mr. Cobb, pastor of the Can. Youag�have sold one of their quarteraeo- 8200. This flue aui ' � in-law. The afternoon ind evening were spent �: 4 - . One of Hurou's best short horn breed, h&s refused the same . - :� ads, M-eth dwist Church, has very kindly "n lots- in Ma-nitoba witAlin &few miles Mal took the first ers, has recently purchased two (very BRizirs.-All the present teachers iu� TEMPERANCE MEETING. - The tem- I I , 9 � I � � � I � I prize at th i in a pleasant manner. ; - . ..,:: ; � - I dwidedmbt to hold any servioe on Sun- e Industrial Exhibition at Olie he fers from Mr. John Isaac. the Clinton High School have be -3n reJ H the Temper- -The Exeter Times I I SCOTT� � . � . . i I I ]a Prairie for $1,500.-Mr.W. Toronto last fall. Mr. Hogarth intends Northumberland county. One of theie perance meebing bold i I . -of Iasi -. week . : I Z 1. I i w al. ance Hall on Friday evening was 1 says: On Wednesday of 'last week the . - day evening, so " to lafford the mem- 8. Robertson shipped a car load of going into the breedin of thorough- 'is a roan and the other a red,. find they aries as they now enjo .-C&pt&ia ' largely attended. Speeches were made body of itu anknown man wa,4 found in . I - � I engaged for next year at the same a � 't ,i bers of his a0urch an opportunity of, dressel.beef to Wilinineg on Tuesday, breds, and he is boundg to commence are both fr y � � , : ,� �i i , k - and Mr, D. D. Wilson E, om i - t� earing Mr. 1�raser on that evening. UIPOrted 8103k on both Shepherd, nf Clinton, has just returned by Rev. Mr. O'Mear I I I � �_ � 'I t I ent two Oar with the best. ! s, Dr. Shupe and the mill ra-ce near Blackfri&rs mill, in, . 1. I - - ,_ I - lOAds Of aPPles to the same place sides. The sire WdS "Imported States- from the Northwest. He did Dr,t get Mr. Thompson. T'e4e Doctor referred I , 4 - �; , I � - - I - . - REX0-VE,D,____r1Rrs. Slia' ' NOT CORRACT.-Mr. Editor, -Sir, -I t , the city of London. It appears the §A111 nA �, ... '. 7 I ffer of Eamoad- There was a smal! attendance at the ndticed in your' issue .�ftur lot.". They are said by competent the hotel in Emerson that he was to -the success of the vimperance move- . I I UA ", � I 0 1 MU I .. � . - - I � - - - has yet after,but he intends going back to ment in various parts of Ontario arid heavily, was seen W.'andrariDg aroundthe . . nemberB of Statement to the effect that I had. been hpen brought into Huron. We wish 4 Winnipeg at once and will go into busi- also the United States, From his ! vicinity of the mill durino, Tuesclay, and - *Ile, an old !lady 75 year,,, of age, who semi-annual meQtina.of the r f last wAek a judges to be as fine a pair as deoeaged, who had been drinking � IA . fias been. Completely helpless aud aa- the Mechanic,il in - I � : � . . stitate on Tuesday 0 � . : able . - flued $10 for beating a pig belonging to iVr. Russell the beat of good luck with ness there. -Air. A. Matheson has sold speech a listener would infer that the ! it is supposed that While 0 attempting to I I . I I i. I ta move i�om her bad for abouL 8 evening last. The papers. and maga- Mr. James Hopwood, * them. I I . My neighbor. I � . --�_ . L � ; _. � years, and. ht�& been dependent ap6a zinee sold realized about $20. Th it ,is partially correct. I � e embahkinent he lost all I 1 � . H , I , * , a frame cottage and a three-quarter Doctor was -a thorough tbm I S Is A6 , � . � � aocre - I I . , -is- are to be about 1L00 now Volumes added was flued lot to Mr. John Damps ,of God- man. The next meeting. will be held control of bimself,' - L Ili, ' , � I I tile generosity of the .charitably d -ere The stateLDen persuce 1 descend tb �' � _; W a Ob I � . and rushing head- � .1 ��_ - � - - Nuship, for $1,500. -Mrs, in the hall two weeks 'from Friday , long into the water, was drowned. 1, - -i - - tO86d, was I t weA reinoved to - cou- 0 the library at once, the order for bea a 310 damages, but I did n Lakelet. - i y , I ��: ': -9. � , j . _" . I I . � � v tth - stion, neither was I --Mr. H. 0. Hazlewood, Yeomans'. delivered a very in. evening, up ccasion Rbv. Mr. When the body was first discovered it I , pig in que 1 LocAwTizs. ,� � t , I I tlf - � , 9 -_ - " au� -,ant in London, admi4ioa to which which has alreadv beau given. -The. there any evideace to justify the action merchant, of his place, ha,ving pur- t,e Ug temperan dress will be the speak . ;� � ,. �� 1. � - had been procured f,,r fter throu h the bazaar hold under the auspices Of the of the magistrate, who is note chased the far' resti Ce ad Or Of the I wtis supposed to b6 � , exertions of Kra. aw, d for his Mr. - . i , ` I that of Thomas - ye4 Ladies'Aid Society a good U; I - - ,_ � ,, Miss Downey of the Methodist ,peculiar judicial do in of 150 a,cres from on Tuesday evening. I � , . . an a dience - : - � �' I , " . d other 4dieatif thi's town. The I Church on'Frida,y -last was very sue. to appe cisiOus. I intended - Pomeroy. is now selling ()ff his Stock I Mowlds, and big friends were accord. : - evening last. -There will be no Chri t - . - � _.. Oor old parsoLa will nov� be weLl cared al from this decision, but rather .-Th - a LOCALITIES. -Mr. Montgomery, teach- 1 ingly made aware of the vircurn8tances. . I , . o7goods at cost L � � 1 cessial. Nearly all, a Methodists have : -1 - . - the articles pre- . , I - L - For and comf0itably than let me do so, Mr. Hopwood paid J 9 completed a r2as W Cattle show hold in Clinton er of School. Section No. 4, Howick, 1 In the meantime an inquet,t was hel(I . I !; - � 0 . C c , - u t n excellent and com- this year. -On Monday a new time went to Toronto on Saturday to attend 11 and a v - . 1. -k-opt for the re- ! pared were disposed of, and the ro- 'all Costs of the suit, and &cli e I to, modiou8 shed in rear of their chur ; _ Inainder of dict returned that the deceased- As our usui . he day, a. Mr. 4 11 er . - . . Shaffer, who � freshment tableq w6re 'well patronized ' ch. table went into force on the London, the professional examination of oandi- . acoiLdentally can)a to big death by . prie" h�a beei , , 4 � . , u � hrongh old ' d. �' r iufirmities throdgho ' 1� is 80 feet long by 24 feet L deep. -The Huron and Brace; the only change is dates for Beoond-class'certificates. Mr. I drowning while in an intoxicated con- sucow in the: . I � I , . � t 6 an o4he at the day and evenjug. colleot the damages awarded him, and, - I 1 3 � - I � - was also, un, be to provid fo The in addition, paid onwhalf of the appeal DOw carling and skating rink com. that the eveniug train south. which Win- Irwin conducts his school during � I T_ .t . a a r himself, I Inemorial guilt was purchttsed by Mr. . � � , �3 � .. � . _�� I hksbeen taken home by his brother who 1. Wi.1liam M. GrtLy. The - receipts proceedings. I bad taken to let the mat. bined is approaching. completion; it is . aition. Mr Mowlds has been a resi- c4dea to ofrtr I , L i'l . formeny left Clinton at 7.24, now leaves Mr. Montgomery's absence. - Miss I � I . I � - . Sent a -A snci&l under the � 1� �- 1"I �: .: . - Pianos an r,esides near ['Jaledonia,. .He was. arhounted t) $18' terdrop. This iBaplain 8tatementof, 150 feet IOD9, and is a very substantial 25 minutes later. -It is ' dent of this section far a number of a ( - , i the facts, and from it the ' building. � I __ i - thither by tha� Tackeramith Cou CILI One auspices of the Ladies' Aid SsSociation I judge as to wLether or not �pablio can I said that Mr. Grace McMichad, daughter of the late ! years, and at present has a number of Wered before.� � . 'i� - I � D V I � . � . .1 Edward. Newmarch, who, when a Dr. McMichael, is suffering from an at- ' . - , , I I was guilt ! ------------ 0— . relations in tbiR vicinity, Mrs. Case, of i . . . - Y I � - rem.)v&ls � Tuckersmith. resident of Ginton, wasbed all his tack of typhoid fever. May she soon i � I � � , day last waek.� The expense of both of St. Thomas' Church will be held at I of r,he-charge laid against me, as well . . . Exeter. being his �i8ter. The father of . . . . . ;, I ; - �, f was, 1 borne by the Conucil of the residence of Mr. James H. Benson I as of the justness of t * � FARM SOLD. -Mr. Miles McMillan I earnings in liquor, has made over 1 be restored to bealth.-Mr. Rockey has ! the supposed drotvned man having been . - , � , I �� 11 I th%.t mu-,t�,,icj; a-lity ' � ; I'. X 0 . Both on the evening of Weduesda I lie maRistrMe's . � � , . � i U,000 in Emerson this year, by the , sold big mill to a Mr. Elliott. who lives � buried in the Exeter cemetery, -t e . ; . Z I I . - I : " � . � I 0 bas reached Sea- ! I conces increase in the value of his property Dear Montreal.-Wr. John McLaughlin ' friends of Mr. Mowlds desired to have � : 11' " - PeOP16 will na� lik-ly have comfortable I The Manitoba bo in ' has sold his farm on he . the old y- next.- I decision. Yours, &c,, TIMOTHY PEPPER. t 3rd 11 . . I 7 - � 4 homes. L I forth, Thera mors of i . sio'n, L. R. S., to Mr. James D U N � L - 11 -4, � I m%neuse for- I Chesney, andisleadinga soberand industrious' I hasmovedintothe house he bought 'him buried tbert- also, and accordingly . � . � I - � � . i . .., tunes -being piled up by form Hay. Jr., of Tuokeremith, for a good figure. life- � - 1�1 TOWN I ,r ,,,i- 1 1 - � �F f . . The farm contains loo - . ! . from his brother William. -The new made arrangements for the earring out 510 " I I �_ I acres, and with '' , I - I � � .� AF-YA�Rs.-Hr- Editor, -Dear to dents of this town and ' SICKNESS. -A great deal of i .. i . . _� 17 - county are ex- , sickness . Presbyterian Church is rapidly ap- I of this wish. . - ` i � . ; S_'_r1-Wi1l yOu� kindly allow me Space citing our people, and i,early every per- , has visited this part of the country, a:littl6 fixing �, On Thursday the body t .11 , . � � I : I . . n � � , .. � best in the township. Mr. Chesney - � �* � I- YOnr columns for a few thoughts i ,p will make one of the McKjHop. proaching completion. . - E� - �, -1 and several have (lied of diphtheria. � COUNCIL'DOINGS.-At the last In. Will be finished about the last of - this , th-0 cemetery the f,)1L)wing morning. It � I : - ; which may'pr6ve of interes � son is threatening either t ) go at once I . eet- I It is expected it i was met at the depot. and interred in EXCE 7 � t to the rate. � or send money so as t,) have a hand in 1 PROTRACTED MEETINGS.- Protracted intends going to reside on 'it and will Ing of the MoKillop Council after pass- month. ! � " , � : 1.1 . - . P w . 1, � soon get it in good shape. Mr. Me- appears that at the inquest difference - ,, _F �� I meetings ijave been going ,on in the ing a number of accounts it wars moved I . � I . - I .1 a. � v. I of opinion existed in the minda of many Have been � I . aye-rs of the to' a Of Seaforth. As we '.the general boom in some way. There I Tlillan still has another good farm in by Alex. Kerr, seconded by Wm. Mr. Hough, of this village. die - , r - are n0an--ng tb6time wheu. the rate : � . payers, maybe another tune to ake View Me hodis ' DIED. --Mrs. Hough, wife of the Re �� will becalle(l 1 . sing before , L t t Episcopal church . . - : �i - Upon to choose twelve long. Boo , ' the same neig4borbood, on which h; Grieves, th t all the mor g e m- � d at her i in regard to the. unfortunate main's miums when � . i I ms are alwkp loudest be- I for the past five weeks. Between 25 e8id , . orning. and orgalls jy, � men to ran t4 a t ag s b000 residence on Saturday In , . � 6 � � .. .: . � I I . .. � I think _e town for another yeax, ; fore th y burst. -Mr. Wrn. Smitb, of : and 30 -have been to ' the attar, and r e8 ing clue this township from the muni- Though she had been a sufferer daring ' Mowlds positively asserted tbatsheiden- . �r I I identiby, and it waR not until Mrs. . . � ��_ we iought to looz Intel I �OUR Boys OUT WEST. -Mr. Editor,- cipal loan fund appropriation be �re_ 11 years, she w&B never known to 1 tified the remains as that of b r hu - � , � lli- ' Hallett, while on his way home from' �, most of them have claimed that Go& . � - I - gentlyinto, t4e comduct Of the m. - I Sir .- Many of the boys of Tuckersmith newed e 8 I � - q I I � . , � - his Dew location in Dakota, a couple of � has blessed them. Pr6spects are good complain, so great was her patience. 'band,tbat the doubting ones gave in. E N I . .;- an ; � . . Who have had � the managemeat of , or lent again at 7 per cent. per I I , � i, � �_ ; . - - we,As ago, was overtaken by a 1 for many more yet to be broug rds annum. -Carried. MoVed b I � Our . will perhaps be glad to see a few w WMA � - � - I I 4� �A, L genuine � ht iato . . affairs for'the' I . 11 - : Year ,low drawn-ig to a M y Wm. Her sympathy for the I , � ;�i -t blizzard. and bad big ear the fold. in the Expoarrox about the welf 0 aftli6ted, her I The mother, however- was not firmly o� ! � ' I 0105e, and if 1 those men hav ; Northwep These meetings are conduct- thei, am of Evans, seconded by George Holland, ready willingness to render assistance I convinced that the bod*y found was that I ian a I � . . � - It young friends, Cbaxles Dobson, , that the nominations for Reeve and �wher required, and her great interest . . - f !_ b done and tbo'side of his face badl frozen.- , ed by the Ravds. Dickie and Ling. � - . .A things ordinarily wel I � and urewilling' V r . i Mr Alex. McDonald, a lo Patrick Burke, Wm. 4 . of her son, who had some time pre- , i - � 0 take� affic e f rmer citizen I -Stark -and James Councillor& for the township be held at in ctieurch work, made her a favorite i '. - . . . I . all0ther year we ought ,I of-_',�eaforth and now . NEARLY A BAD AOGIDENT.-On Sab- Stark, of the 10th concession of Tack- , viouslY gone to Cbieaguo. Steps were' I - . , I t . � ' .. ,I 0, h all who enjoyed the pleasure of her - ;'immediate-ly taken to communicate � � - to elect the ' . But, if we ,fi.nd af te , '6ne of the leading i bath evening last while the great crowd ersmith, who lefu for Manitoba last concession 8. on the Iasi Monday in il acquaintance. The funers huying. it "I � , .the school house, Section No I *'4end 143.- C � % f �_ .... t� i f� �, I 1, which !with big friends there -and a tele c I � � -1 4 80 we -11 as they! young men I gram I I ti examination that they have not done chased a propert in Wi for fifty Mr. S. Overholt, who with his wife and taken up 320 ac I V e one. ,) was sent to a Mr. W jodward, "king ' v org"s turie� I was gatheting at the LakeView, eharch, MA,rch. Those have each December, 1881, that for Reeve at 10 took place on Tuesday, was a larg r ep'Pital"ts Of Winnipea, recently pur S. lot 16, 1 wit 0. cat . it . i , ,� I Oukht in the l7uWreets Of thousand dollary res of land in the dis. . 1 ; s, and 1=9 . - � . !4 the town, we should try, and get some a t a week Mrs. Johnson we're driving to. the O'clock a. In., and for Councillojm I . . � v2ug a ; I ki afterwards he refused one hundred and � church trict which' , at 12 � good dri , ,for tidings of him. The feelings of the I : " . Inen who. will 1 discharge their duties . two. I were over taken an is now known as . Riverside, o'clock noon, also that the i Howiu -Mr. John Slem mOon, Jr., of t I An exchange fo � � '4 rity thousand doll�ars for the same I ted for being one of the most ,be 12bb. : friends of Mr. Now"Ids can be better � � ranaw � , i I I 1, r or n of Grey, gave the �49ys a i imagined than described, when, a few . , I I � Council haye Laoted : I aaection pro - Win. boautiful and fertile parts of the Nor - W d No. 1, a rick NoOme"; day'samusement in the shape of a days afterwards. thei received& letter Qr% 4' Iftithfulily and 1� without fear, favo ay team belonging 'to Mr Returning officers be appointed. viz� oonces6io , - I . IL d get out e A - , As 4 ratepayer I thiak the d - the well known trotti w�st- Owing to the time at -which they house, lot 1. con ' . : � I � .. party. -Mr. George Whitely has Jennison, and before they ;i)ul I (� I Coatr&ry to Sol t1a Ar ' Bode : I � . �j . .; i, i Ing mare, 1 of the way tb:e vehicle was run in cession 7,Joseph Evans wood bee or. Friday of last week. At 1 from him from Chicago, informing them %01W . . I � __ 1 , the "Gipse to and settled on their land, they have made Returnio - - 7 . Powers given . y Laos," formerly owned by Mr. upset and the ooe - g officer; Ward No. 2, sub -di- - an early hour a number of sturdy bush. ; that be was ,not only still in the laud . - i UPRUtS thrown upon rapid progress. They have each 25 vislou No. 2 . IL . a oune, w mod with "Forest Ring," -11 of the living E,nt was in the best - I . I . I . : 1� ,thern ia expending the Thom I the road. F uuately no person was acres bi6ken and backset ready for seed lot 15, conoemition -, John 91' "Ch ' Pride," mpiGn,11 ' health and'doing well. I . t �d - � i �;_� I �� . . 1� i r. � - ji : - I � as Hall, Of Brussels, to.au Amer- ort I 0 " 71 �,?Ynl Cluske , h hackers, ar P " � . � � . I I I . I I.. L . , . - I Sulliva . a opper's "Cha . , I I I . I . - . . I � - . �11 - I i- . I . � 8 I - � I . � . . . - . I � I I . . . 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