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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1881-12-23, Page 8--.-. - ________ _; ___ I - ___ � - - - � I ___ _ __________,______ _ I __ I I � ___ -1--- -1 11-1 - 11 . . I _ - .1 - - . � � � '? , 11 4 I . . . �', —1 I -.1- ___ ___ � �._.,_______.___11 - __ - - I _ 1-1. ��-- ... .- - I,--,--- -, - � --7 . I -11 I -1- : � -_ I ____17-- 1 . . I . , . I I . .1. . I � 4 I I �_ , �, . . . � 11 . I I � . - . I - I . I � I � I . � . ; - - I � I . . � . . I I . I -1 . . - . . - - I . - . / ; I . I I � - � . I . I .. � � . . . . - i . I � . I � I I * , 11 - . �. -, I . � .1 .. _� . i I . I I I . - I I . � I - I . � � � . ---!,:�, " � . - - � - * - I - . I I � .. . � - - I I �4_ Ah� � . . -1 . I . � - I . � I . I . . � � , - � -9 i - �i � 11 . I i 11 . . I- . I . - -_ � . -_ , . I . I I .. - � . � - A-11 �, :_ .1 __:- �-_,L�-_"_,__ �,_ - _ �.__,�,-,-_:�AF �,.;�� -- m I . 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They still shows eight beeves, se'ven Bheep and and Richard Pollard. The attendance spooi a. Mr. Jamieson responded in � I , " ; Eli, "Sao Will we Yet" and "Allister retain the Oak HQl clothing business.1 lambs, a number of good pigs, besides on this occasion haft been very L good, his It oat genial manner, thanking them . - � . 0 A K H A . i . Xc*lfister." Not the - least pleasing Mr. -.-McFaul - takes _ possession on the venison, poultry, &c. He has two and the people of this community ap- for tl eir kindness ; . . and unlooked- for � DIsTRIOT MATTERS. PO on of the entertainment was Ken- first of February. He is'well, known heifer's and a, cow, very. aup6rior ani- pear to tak6 a deepe rest in the gifts. The company then- proceeded to . � . __ � -_____ ne 'a historical introduction to the to the people Df this town and vicinity, mals fed by Mr. John Cow - affair than they have her bofore. No do juf i' to an t ; I . , an, of Mc � 't ce . I excellent repast pro. I I spECUl,K0T10E--SXl1TH & WEST have me odies given. He kept the audience and as he is a most active,'energetic Killop; one -cow, I SEAFORT� � - fed by i Mr. Henry meeting to -night, owing to an enter- vided for the occasion, at the con- 11 . - ; mpletedarrangements forthe trans- - in �roars of laughter by his recital of an man and thoroughly understands his Taylor, of Hullett; three heifers, fed tainment hold in School Section No, 2, clusion,of which all re aired Mr. - � . � to � =ftgofthetr dry goods business to original story, -Saunders MoGlashan's business, he win do well in this old b Mr. James Johnston, of Tucker- Grey. Debate a week from to -night. Edgar's hall, where the short ; oba, pre -us - - I y * I . manit vio to removRl wish Courtship." Misses Marjory, Helen and favorably- known establi&ment.— Smith, and -one heifor,'fea by Mr. James � �i *-- - I time in singing, afte which they —_ I . tocloso,out all winter goods, such as and Maggie Kennedy- gave a number of Business in town has been very lively Broadfoot, Jr., of Tuokersmith. He' . Kin -burn. . g-vorcoats,, ulsters and readymade cloth- trios, and were %y.&rmjl . � Tj - "tripled the light fanta tic toe" till the - 3 y received. Their for the past week, notwithstanding the� has two sheep and five lambs, fed by . I 7 Ing for ine n and boys. Blankets, a"a CHEESE FACTORY MER Na. — The we6 ama'houra of the Orning, when I . . � - voices blend adm-irably. They were bad -roads' On'Saturday. there was a Mr. Robert Leatherland* --of Tucker- annual meeting of the hareholders I � au&und"othing, mantles, tweeds. Ran- the pl gagant compsuy . r94 ` 1 4 1 1 1- � - . nab, i,ft , ladies' and gouts' fan and encored reteatedly. Mr. Robert Ron- big rush, the town being crowded from amith, and one calf from the same gen- .� 9 ;;P,all; r-li& GREAT . , 'Tin . � � 1 and patrons oi thg NjOurg ohme doubt feeling thm I . - faneym goods. To effect a speedy nody wag also well up to his father in morning till night. —The curling club tlema�, also three deers, shot in Mus- faotory was held oij Wodnoday IRS in ffordi/19 PlibAturo I � . . - I I t. tooth ra iliey ha(l a tired enjoyment . uls of th goods the greater part of singing martiai songs. Mr. Kennedy's held a meeting on Saturday evenin by Mr. Win. Campbell, besides a In the forenoop the shareh IderfjIM66t- for themselves. - . . - ' I . th em Win e sold at and,below coat. This Putertainment is one of the most enjoy- last to see what could be done in the lot of * and,& good display of poultry. - ing was held when the folic wing diree- . I ARING S � . affords M of dry goods a splendid able that has been given in Hamilton way of making ice on the rink. All —T'VgBisplays made §y our buitchers tors were elected for the current year, j3lyt . - CLIE �� . I maldn money bysaving for many a long day." � were agreed that they'should have it,i this as formerly, are most credit- thela"rge, oft usually realized upon the viz.: John McMillan, W. 11. Coldwell, LEVER STUDENT—Andrew Sloan, I . but they haven't got it yet. They able Year em, an J show that the are Win. Armstrong, J. McMichael, and' eldest son of Dr. Slo ' ,- bove line*. 4 " .. - to t� y A C I . —OF OT_TR_ Thomas Neilaus. Mr W P., Coldwell went to Edinburgh, dutland, in June . . I COUNTY CONNECTION.—The people of should enggge Vennor; �probably he men of, push and a n-terprise, who are , of Blyth, who * i I ATTEwDTaE GREAT GIZARING . SALE.— the town of Stratford voted on a by-law Could aid th' rn.—Mr. Thomas Lee, of not only determined to serva their was re-elected Prosiden*6 an*� .. Plmty of Go da yet to selL, Dresa Goods, Silks I on Saturday last providing- for the sep- Rapid City 0 1 . kr. Robert last, has su n obtaining the - satins, HUMU ery, Clothing, Hats and C,tps, Rib - ,was in town during thel patron si faithfully, but are also bound jgmieso ] I Is I � . amtiou of the town from county � jun's - presentweek.—As Christmas falls I . n, Secretary. A , ividend of 'degree of F. R which entitles bons, Laces, � 3louds, Hosiery, Gloves, Skirtings, on to keep up the reputation of the town 65 per share Was declared. This is a hilu to practia-C . Denims, Duc kii, Blankets, Tweeds and Clothq,aud diction. There was -a very large vote Sunday this yeax, the Monday following they represent, while the stock they very satisfactor , y divide . hi.'�ro' ." ion wherever IMMENSE ST otsotothergoods.selhii-sit half. price. It yon polded, but the by -14W was defeated by has- been proclaimed a public holiday purchase is equally creditable to the to about 20 per nd and is equal the British Rag waves , e previously - t . . . i � want to make money in buying dry g0oft attend smajority,of. 41. Stratford being the- .by the Lieu tenant- Governor. Monday feeders and breajders of this vicinity. . cent on the capital in- obtainedthe degree of' D. C.'H. at I tbissale,aartyleAsewillsoort ,ixp1re,And I wiU vested. I � ; . havertosell agoodano matter what - price they county town, a different result could next, therefore will be a holiday, and . - I Trinity College, Toro o Mr. Sloan I I � - __ - : . . —In the af terDoon the patron's meet- shouid be commended or what he -has � fting. Opposite Commercial Hotel, Seatuth. M. scarcely be expected. ' Now that the all the. stores and other business places 1 Elills Green. E; hold. There was t large at- done, he being 0 - . - I . momisox. I �33-1 I County of Huron has ; given up the in town will be closed on that Clay.— i Ing wa only 2 -years of - age —OF— , 11 I OFFICERS ELBCTED.-.&t the 8jnnu%j 01149,11ce and the i - � � grmnxADE.-It is the intention of th-1- xn&int na ce 0 tb eoqzjf roads, it is Mr. S. G. McCaughey as recently .1 t e season's when he received h' . . I & � _o_,U., .f I-ee 1.7 - - h I If' I t degree. 19 . . 7 Beaforth MeOanic,q' Band, under tha leadership I MeO�1119 Of thu _�Wllg dreen Loyal operations as -shown by the Veport of the is now at London pursu ng his studies Ready- , - hothing in the pockets of the ratapay&g mau-'6 @97eral lar e iuvestmeDt" In Orange Lodge No. 308, held on the 6th directors was quite satisfactory to, all. further. . � of Mr. W. A I Frott, to serenade the pritietpa I .. . . - - made Clc I � citizens of Se orth, this, Friday evening, for the of Seaforth-for this town to femain un-- Manitoba real ealate. He goes in inst., the following officers were elected This report Bhowed that t 6 season's I . I . . I . parpose of ra. sing funds to purchase some ad- der the paternal care of the county. principally for farm property, and in so for the ensuing year: JohnBengough, make amounted to 1032,345 ounds aucl . . . ditional instAiments for the band All histru- This year we pay $784 in county rate, doing he -is wise as uBtial.—Messrs. Master; Thomas Conscet, Deputy realized $14.809-73, being an average CONSISTING OF . _ raents so obtaned, togqther with all property � t, Zurich - � . AoW ill pos,Nm, �ion of the Ba d will ,be legall and all we receive in return is 'the Smith & WeB� hqve leased a store In LOCALITIES. -A grand entertainment � I 11, Y boundary line appropriation, 842, and A Master; Charles Troyer, Secretary ; urice of 11-19 Cents per pound. The *ill be held on the 23r inst. We are , - I � R PAPST, Winnipeg an I intend removing. their John Berry, Treasurer; Thomas Hen- company offer d to make the Cheese for made over b � the to ' , Se,r,- � . �Vn- t, I tau. -,,33 . , � � I the High - School grant, about. 8643, entire establisbroAn . �� Z . b.to that city.. They derson, Chaplain. Committee: David the comi g'yee expecting a good tim - The pro, ar for 2k cents'per pound, , � CARD oF THAXxs.—We hereby, tender making-a-t6tal of 0685. It will' thus are etiterprisi�g business men, and we Clark, Thos. C being* on � gramme consists of dialogues, rectita- Men'8, Youth, ' and � - i oar -sincere th anks to our, numerous oustoin e rs be seen that we pay 5102 for the -honor are sorry that they are going to oleman, Andrew Wiley, f a cent less than last ye r ., tiona, music, &c.—The manse is'now 8 , Boy. I . , ' I a' , : � and the publi( generally for the vefy liberal sup - leave James Bengough and Ephraim Parker. This offer was unanimoualy cepted hY completed and is one o I it . of sending two 'representatives to the Seaforth, but we hope the change may Tylora, Win. Berry and Robert Flack. the' patrons. . � port given us lInce We commenced bLisliieS3 in I f the handsomest � . � buildings in the village, and the Rev. . __ Soatorth. Wi 4hin- v ii. a Merry Chris county board. Were it not for the be to their advantage.—Mr. Win. Fin- 11 Director of Ceremonies, William Cole- — .1 t - " � 0 tnias and a - . . Men's, Youthe and Bor' ' : I . happy Now Y ar, we are, your obedient servants, grant we receive fot.our High School, layson,_ Of Tuckeramith, recently Bold I man. - Mr. Dierlamm 18 go!ng to move in short - lb 1 . � I LAWT.&W & F Ruyy. 733 1 ' ex 07orrie. 1� . ly.—The houses in the village are . I - I it would pay as well tu follow the - a very fine three year old heavy dranght' GOOD THRESHING. -Mr. Thomas . , � . - Dinsdale threshed tor Mr. Jas. Hagan - . 'J,Spooka' . ( I DExTISTIRY. — Mr. Watson, Dentist, ample of St. Marys and other towns colt to Mr. T. A.. Sharp, of this town, RECOVERING.- Miss Grace oIffichael, nearly all . . f inhabited,even the o. . is recoving, and was able to be up for a house in going through the repairing . I . dbs�ires usto%stato that heiu now alone in busi- and secure a divorce from the county, for $200. . Mr. Finlayson is noted as a on the 16th inst., 24 bushels of clover I �h, Me?e8, YOUth8' .and BoyS' I � I short time on Saturday.' � � chine.—A sad accident occurred I . wkis8,Mr.Derby8h,ire having lett. We bespeak and set up on our own hook. It would breeder -of good horseflesh, and this one seed in the short time of three hour" DULL.—B ' � . ki2ewin' be well for Count 'Councillors- to is nodiscreditto him. Last year he � tqrHr.Watsuu a large and growing Practice, MR , . - ghah gained the reputation of bein- a � ly and fifty minutes. The engin . nsiness is somewhat dull lately. %Vhile Mr. Lierach wascom. . I ' 6 Was just DOW On ae,CoUnt Of the ti very bad ing out of the Huron Hotel he fell fro good opexator in everything pertainiag to his cherish this fc sold a Bucking foal from the same dam managed by Mr. Dinsdale, and the . . I m . . . - . profession. T a lenientiv with Seaforth in the f ature. as this one for 075.—'The St- James' I feeding was done by Messrs. Win. and condition of the roads. It isIdifficult to the steps and cut his face very badly,but ALSO A LOT OF FUR and � Z - % . : . READERS, When you are Walk-- - - Church Bazaar opens in Cardno's Hall' get wood this wint winter it we expect him to be around- again soon.- . . I Street i just-takealook in at Mrj - all JamesB.erry. The work -was well done could be got for a C' bnt now The're1is considerable gambling going CAPS at Less than I - Thomas Kidd'E Emporium of Fashion, and feast ESTABLISHMENT. -A on Tuesday next and will be continued or, LaBL, I lqg down Mau AN EXTENSIVE loll at a co I I , few days ago -we had am ,opportunity of during the week. There will also be �1 and if any person can beat it let them sellers want a dol HALF I I I � low eyes on tl tat beautiful work of art in the . . .. . ,11 Bpeak out. - .. lar and half, and on in & village now, but there will - � � w1ndow; it " for your trouble. 88eI12 through the vairlonsdepartments an election for the most popular young 11 - sometimes even more than his. likely be somebody around and put an I � 9 - . Nothing like it in this part- of the countir y. 738 of the extensi RETUMED.-Mr. Mau�ice Rife, of CHURCH MATTERS. - Abo t a week end to it. , ve mercantile house of lady. in town. A very handsome prize 11 Hills Green, has returued'hom6 from ago the Presbyterians of t is village - � . COLT F SALE. - The undersigned Messrs. Duncan & Duncan of this town. has been given for this purpose by Mr.' �j having spent a few days hunti ' I I -So beware. . I have for sale a. heavy &aught tw colt, The name of this firm is not by any Graham Cameron, so]n of M. C. Cam- 119 In decided to open their now church on 1ELLbbert. . . I - I . j perfectly soune and uot broke. Will be sold Michigan. ,,He was accompanied. by the 8th of January and hav their tea- . . � mean I obtap, Apply it) SCOTT B-ItOTILF113, Masical In - s unfamiliar to our readers, as it oron, Esq., M. P., of! Goderich. The ' his tather, Mr. Joseph Rife, formerly of EXHIBITION OF PoWER._ - on � I Mon- . strament Deal(rs, Seaforth . 733 2 appears before them in bold letters and contest promises to be very keen, and meeting the following M nday, but day, the 26th inst., at ruart , a e, and we a . 7 . Hay' who has located 920 acres of fiDe having ascertained that the missionary Cro y The Stock is larg' . � � FOR THE HomD.vys.-The largest as. in v&rious forms every week. The considerable interest will, no doubt, be IiQwood timbered land in Huntmor. man possessed, it is said, �`of . , I . � "I'll, I -wortment of Vapes and Mo,.to Goods are to be MessrS. Duncan keep one of those manifested in the result. -A bonie . meeting is to be most re- to effect a Cie I . beld'in thE Methodist arance of thei I I found at WiLS & YOUNG'S, Scaforth. enoy county. Mr. Rife speaks of deers markable physical powers, is to ex- . .11 Pricas establishments where almost any ar. belODging to Mr. James D Church in this villade on the same hibit his strength by performing some THIS MONTH. � I one third lower than last seas)n. 733-2 0 9-rling, and bearB in Michigan, but therebeing evening, they h - Prices will I I I - _. ticle from a needle to an anchor, as the of Irishtown, had a tumor - weigh- ave postponel the open- � very difficult feats. , � LA MILAW, FAIRLEY Will have a grand very little snow when he was there, it ing of their church and t(a meeting ; Fitom CA-LIFORNIA.-Aftet a sojo � urn right. - I . - 0 saying is, can be got. They have dry ing two pounds, taken from its nose was not very good hunting, but fQr all - one week. It is Pratifying to see re- i of � . splky on Chni uxas Eye iree of chargre. The � . 4 . . - . � I ublio are cor allv invited. 733-1 . goods, groceries, drugs, boots and shoes, a few days ago by Mr. Ja m_e8 he.succeeded in killing seventeen doers, - upwards of four years in 'California, - 7 . I clothing, millinery, and almost every- W. Elder, V. S., of this town. ligiouB denominations , I 1. --I--... 0 — The whicli was not so bad a haul. such good . Mr. Harry Wagborn has arrived home. - - � I -thina else required in a household. operation was a very delicate one, d terms. May such brot love con- There is no marked ,change in him, . --- �� I- Gui-. 11w.4 SCHOOL.—No better indi- n an I herly . c . .up I Their present premises, although em- was performed with great skin. The . tinne.-Tbe members of the Methodist being in his usual - state, helii�rtv and . . 11 I � ation can be afforded of the continued Leadbnry. - OAK HALL CUM" ESTJ ; I bracing two whole flats of two of the temperance lecture d6livered by Mrs. Sabbath School intend to give an en- hale. He thinks there is Do place � and increasing, popularity of the Sea- I 41 LAND PURCHASED. -Mr. Wm. Bray like , :: I &rgesu stores in town, are entirely too Yeomans in the Canada Methodist tertainment consisting of RENT. . . . dialogues, Canacla yet. . � for. th Hig has purchased frum Mr. McCall& A, i I . , 5h Sahool than is shown by the L m- . . ; � � . � circumscribed to icoo modate the ,Church in this town on the evening Of , recitations, music, &c., on the night of LOST AORsEs.-Mr. , Thos. Wren, of I I .. I . . - e - piece 0 near the the 26th December. . the l3th,,boncession, lost two valuable I .. . the gr&du , -increase in the amounts immense stocks they carry, and to see Thursday of last week was wl 11 attend f land on the corner I I obtained frc m, tuition fees. In 1879 the way the goods are heaped up in all 'ed, and the lecture is highly F3 - pok6n of n THE . - I'll 1. school house and intends erecting, I - there- , . ; _ TEmPERANcF MEETING. - The horses. 'Tile voterinaries who were A. G. MODOUGALL & i : " - the, &Mon at ,� - ceived for fees was 5568 ; cornem. one would think that they by those who heard it. -Rev. , on a blacksmith shop and a residence, temperance meeting held in the Tem- attendiD them were unable to pro � I . , e L I I ,� . . - Mr. Bug- and will start in the blacksmithing . - , I in 1880, $762, and in 1881, $790. It is should'have at least double thp room gin w as in town during the present I . I perauce Hall on Friday e Dg,16th nounce what the disease was. Their � I Z I business as . expected -that next year there will be a Dow at their disposal, as their millinery week visiting friond8.-The anni He -Paid inst., was not so well attended as the eyes became bloodshot and inflamed, I � soon as possible I . iver- 1 �300 for the land, about three quarters, previou I . � stilt larger attendance. and tailoring departments alone, if sary sermons in connection with the,! s, meet" Main Street, Sei I . . � � , I � i __._ . � - of an acre. of i ings were. -On account and their tbroats swollen so that they I - - � properly spread out w Canada Metliodist Church '-in this ' . � I . ould fill two good 11nesg, Mr. O'Meara, the speaker were scarcely able to . breathe. They . I I - .. I 4 I 0R_sS,WE.. I IS ART UN--ioN.-The draw- ,sized stores., Everything, however, is town will be preached by Rev. Dr. I TEA MEETIN—G. 'A tea meeting will,,be selected for the evening,. was unable to lived only bout a Uy after the I t I . held i a the Ale thodist church, near e - ally the knowledge showt ?�V ing, f or MY now definitely kept in the most perfect order, and Sutherland, of Toronto, on' the first � give a address. B�P. ho , a I .symptoms. " -dian H'story. it . - 1-1 . , wever w s I Pupils in Can& I . I � ary 2qd. present, and entertadDed thE audience I � - I . bury, on Monday evening, Janu I .,.�� Axed. for the Gth. of January, 1882. each department is distinct by itself. Sunday in February.' The regal . I - 11 I- I I resses will be given by the Revd8. mE.- Among 0 give e Yout o our ; .1 .� ere as beqn, � elay in the returns. ConAideriDc, theimmensb piles of mer- sitting of the Division Court 1. . for some time by relating i cidents of RETURNE D Ho i- as. held ' many understand that they live in a -, , - 42 . i Kessrs. Harrison and Sanders, of Brua-1, his early life. ke 'aid his ather was who went out to the Northwest to bet- . = The fra-me maker is also behind. The chandise of all kinds. and the large in the Town Hall here on Wednesday. I I that has a history worthy of the 7 - person ho is a,11 Walton� and Mr. I the first missionary' sent to preach the last sumiTier, was Mr. . M ful study, and to 'give it " fl . on1y there is our staff of employees th sels, MeNaughton, of ', ter their circumstanceg izi life, during I � --- I e Messrs'-Duucan There was an unusually large number � Re he a -. pr( I I worthy friend, Mr. Joseph Brine,that ,i mnatturnovera large Sumof Money J W. rr, of t Post, "BrUS8 Daniel Stewart. I . � 618. ' Gospel to the heathen India .k-- of cases; and judge, lawyers, clerk and * a inhabit- over even the history of the I , is, for Seaforth and vicinity. Trust' I Music Will be furnished by 4 good ing the Manitoulin Isla, . I . 'i Ing, its are at all in bailiff put in a good solid day's wo nd, a" d that he � t, each year, and if their prof rk ' After wo*kiDg there since the mouth of their fathers. After some int, 7 , I --- I 1* i - Mr.'Seager presided as judge and per- ' ag8 in this church I (the Rpeardr) was born. there and lived of the time speeches by the teachers an , this little cht uge: will be agreeable . to proportion to their 'immense establishi - 1 Choir. The tea meeti - June,par on the farm, the I ", - . .all parties, d no notice of the place of ment and their extensive business.they formed the duties in a manner satiB- I are always pleasant and interesting on the island until he attained tbe age rest of the time on the railroad, he re. Shannon � �Z,4: drawing Will be given next week in THE should rapidly become im MeUBely factory to all. -Lots of rain and gatherings and are all welt attended, of twelve years. He spoke at some turned home recently, a sadder but a the exercises were mad I 1� d 11 EXPOS,ITOR.- . N.. CnEss-wELL. - � wealthy. We are glad to learn from one . e mora,. and it * A confiderittv expected that length about the habits and character- wiser man, iscovering that far away every ratepayer leayiDg, I an � ... :�� but no anow' yet. -Messrs. ! this one ' ' I . . airer in imagination than in 0 . - ; � � ' I i will not be exo,opt-lo-nal in these istics of the Indians, 6eir mode of liv- -_ - , �' eality. Not having provided him Of his money, and with no the I '.1 �' - Bu-ND_ky SqnooL AxwrvERmy. pectB. . On the next Saturday even- _�___.__ them that notwithstanding the nufavor- Peter McEwen and Wm. Campbell ' , lands are f satisfied that he is getting th, . I - - L -The able season,'buBiness has been very .! ing, &-c. The Rev. Mr. Hough enter- r I self _ , ,r have returued from their hunting ex- � res 10 per cent. reductions in salt] �. I 1011OWinY is i. programme of the a so well fo the severity of the werather q _�±f t3 . Z:� - nni- good with them, as it has been with all pedition to Muskoka. -We regret to ling there will be a Christmas tree for taiiiedthe audience a sh - .. -,,- � - r I �Z# Ort time by assome :f the men, who wore fourpairs .r 14 versary concert to be given in St. 1! the beneflt of the little fo who a holidays. -Cox. � I :1, our Seaforth mer6hauts. Thefactis, learn that Mr.. Robeitson, father of Mr. lks attend explaining the Stand he to' � � � - t — - . .. �:� , Thomas? Church, Seaforth, this (Friday) Sea -forth mercantile houses of 'all W. S. Rober the Sabbath School,- on which oc I . of socks, �nd over these a pair of good . � . . 1" -1 - tBOD, Of this town, is seri- I . asAiOn temperance question. - The usic was I Reply to Mr.-Damis I �,_ th re will be recitations, speeches and furnished. by the E Church moccasin�, he frequently was obliged to - evening, at 7.30 p. m., by the Sabbath kinds, and the one we have particularly ously ill with inflammation of the I 'a . - 09 � "" Sch w-1 chilAr an, assisted by some of alluded to is a fair type of them all, are z lungs. -The friends of Mr, Peter i music. absent bi OiBelf f rom his. labor, owing to �. � � x�,_.. MR. hDITOR,-SIR: Your rea, o I - --, I I .� Choir, which rendered s(;Me very suit- .1 : i . I ; . I ely in eed. The the intensity of the cold, which was no6 . _9� the best voca ists in town : 1, hymn ; . noted far and -near for the extent and Hayden, formerly of this town, but th-3 last is�uo have been a lit , ,�� now : Walton� lightened by reading "A False � . - able selections very nic I- . ." 21, liturgy ;. �, carol ; 4, reading; 5, variety of their stocks, the superior of Sarnia, will regret to learn that he -1, I next meeting will eld in the Hall less than 45 0 below zero in the mouth , . I �1:i � 7 1 . 1- - . tarot; 6, reGiation ; 7, chorus; 8, reci- excellence of the wares, and the large has been prostrated with a severe at- ELECTION OF OFFICERS. -The fo - I *on Friday evening, the 30 nat. of November. . Corrected," by Mr. Davis, of Le; I I I � �� . " . llow I . . � I ; . I L ; . - - � I , — I . elected for Loyal _. the rumi � tatiou ; 9, hymn by little children -, 10, v8lues given. These are the reasons tack of bilious fever, and that, although ing officers have been I . He does not state what � 7- . — . � I , L ' McKillop. I Z . 9 . !sU, Walton, for ! I . ;; ; ,L-- _ chorus ; 11, [add-ress , and report; 12, that trade is attracted here from the recovering, it will be some weeks yet ,Oran. a Lodge, No .the Hullett. I but wishes by his letter to ma � i i 1 Z - thorns; 1 "Itarte e; ensuing year, viz.: Jas. Fulton' re- . readers understand that the Met . . :, � , � , ymn by neighboring,towns, and that our M-er- beforehois sufficiently wellto resume � EXAMI-NATION.—The examination of . A Pitar,ITIELE PIG. - Mr. James little chil .. on ; 15, readin ; 16, chorus ; elected W-. M.; R. H. Ferga of Leadbury and their minister � 4 1 1 9 chants rarely or never have to complain son', ro Hillen, of the 11th concession of me- William . f r I 5. 11 business. -Deliveries, of grain of all - he sebool in Rection No. 7. Hullett, Nesbit away, which . I i, I- � 17, recitation; 18, hymn by little chil- of d elected Deputy W. N.; Re - i , ,- v. F.. Rya ii, Killop, a few days ago- Bold -in the Sea- � , -_ - I ull times when those of other places kinds on the Seaforth market have took place on Friday the I inat., correct, and Air. Davis cannot � I Z . I I � '7 : I diron ; 1; . . t � � �; .� . , -91 chorus ; 20, recitation ; .21'v are almost at a stand still. The- Sea- been very large for the past week, and Chaplain; G. H. Morrison, fe-elected d was a grand succes re being ' forth maxket a pig for" w`hich he receiv- . � . . 7 1. -, . - � � - n s, t � - chorus; 22, q i-artette ; 23, distributio � Secretary; Henry Ham one who knew that Nesbit wfu ;.. n forth business men have got the lead all offered was rea'dily bought up at the ilton, Treasur- ed $35.17. This ;ig was two years old, ' . - . - __ q V �',_ ad . Xesent about thirt.y five vi . ors and i . . : - ; of prizes a collection for expenses. and they seem bon . er; Johnston Wroun, If any one knew it, it was. Mr. , . �0 L -1 �� I ud to keep it. highest figares. I first committee- and of h'r stock Mr, Hillon sold this t - 0 - The beh vior and . . I A4 ,�- - . . Z - - . All who tak-6 an interest in Sabbath' —.-- I man; E. Driscoll, 2nd do.; G. Gett fifty-five pupils as be was with him the day befoi � . .fall $71 worth, thus making over $106 1 1. r - , . .— , �� - , ; &1� 7 . ,1 � 13rd d o-.; John Berry, 4th do., and 11 e animal. Mr. A. Murchio,, tie he bought. Mr. Davis is - - � r �_ .� : Loc" BRIEFS. -Mr. John Brett, of THE CHRIST�NIAS ME,AT DISPLAY. I , �� themselve ecially in mental arith- offered Nesbit as security for son Schools are ci �rdial ly invited to attend., 1 �� way in which the Pupils acquitted from the on ; � I - � � . I - I � - I 7 The Seaforth butchers are usually. up ' of Ceremonies: This Lodge is progres - teacher, M sow � which Were littered on the 29th of between Nes'bit and -himself, bu - Port Anstin, Michiga,a, is at present in - i Conner, 5th do..;- W, Johnston, Dir"67-cator matic, r B 'S '61), got two pigs from this - - �_ , or ede'28 great credit ton the of Wint"ll, right in telliDg the true state of I � - 'oys ABROAD.- We _SEAFORTH 1, � . ".. r I . learn town visiting his brother, Mr. R. N. to and sometimes'even aheaA of the � . r. , Thomas Sio ) . -1 i - . - i . - with pleasurat that Mr. Pascal J. B.re . 1 sing. � A'm I The I C�- w I teacher was assisted in . April. slaughtered one of them : -1 : . the' examiW , blame the Methodists or mi,, " 4., L Ifforwi, eldest son of Mr. Daniel -Moran, was tt, and other friends. Mr. Brett times with their Christmas meat dis. I -The following officers were elected when it ��s six months old and it Mr Davis has said he was seen't .- ' : - ---r 14, , one of the early - residents of Sea- plays, and this year, notwithstanding or Grange No. 143, Walton; James 9tion bv Messrs. Hend rson, Kitty, � 6 ; � t Of this town, has recently b * . I - . I . � ��_ Oea aP- forth, but has- resided in Michigan for weighed 9,49 pounds. These are the- others who left the con atry last i - � - .. the unfavorable weather, they have i Shaw, and Hisseg Dickson and McCor- I . i .� I en- I Douglass, re-elected W. H.; John of 'I'porkers" to raise to make ': r� pointed to th,e responsible and ho,uor- Be al years, where he now ocan- tirely out -do' mack. At 'noon refreshmeas were i and others stated that the same I � '4� p. ver kind Z a I:.: 1 �* �, I able posi managing editor Qf the : Z '. tip ,-, - 5 " pies a very good , position both com- money outj of. - . tion af no dll former efforts, and I Hewitt, Overseer; A. Morrison, Chap- served to the visitors by the pupils. were security for Mr. Davis, yet , �,. �; , � . � � . their customers may rel , 7 - ; V?j --- " i . - . � Y Upon having I lain ; Robert Blair, Stewart ; OBITUAR -. - Many I . � . : - '. � which occa nOmIna- some claoice eating during the holidays, 0 0 in it : Atlanta Daily Constitution, a journal mercially . and socially. -The J- Th:e exdmination then o tin ed until People �w'll no not publish to the world that A �1 �, -pie 3 in the Southorn, States a -_ f3impson, Assistant Stewart; win. doubt be Burp I � - I 11 . rised to learn of the death w� � i. . � - 13mith, Secretary; R. H. Ferguson, I to a close bv � of Mr. Hyman Tyerman, of the 9th I � i . tions take place on Monday next. Who. The meats were arranged and the about three o'clock when it w4l a brought apostles helped Peter and JC I - 'po 'tion Similar to that of the Globe oi are to be the fortunate ones- this year ? shops tastefully decorated and illumin- . speeches lron� Messrs. cheat him and circulate a false I 11. . Al � I j I � � �, - t- ; . -Lecturer; D. I -Henderson, Kilty and others, who all avif ; years ago Mr. -Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McGregor, with ated last evening, and the display will Hewitt, Door Keeper; Ceres, Sister I place on Thesday last, in the 66th ,year . �� 1 Moran weat t Atlanta without money, Treasurer; M. Morrison, concession of McKillop, which took There is one thing, Mr. D ; 3' 1 __ � "� � � �" . expressed themselves well pleased with I 11 �.� - their family, left here for their home in be '�Ontinued this and to-morro correct a report that 'he was BE .- 1; - e i Mr. Tyerman was astroug, for $1,200. .Mr. Stewart t,,ld tb F� A. . � - ki _I braneous, aid, and by conducting % him- . n . - i er X- Winuipegon Tuesday last. They ex- evenings. Mr. George Ewing never Plora, Sister Berry; Lady Assistant I , bealthy,vikorous man for his years. , I , , friends, introductioD, or any oth w Hewitt; Pomona, Sister Ferguson; I the days proceadings.-VISITOR of his age. , I . � pect to reach Winnipeg by Saturday.- had such a magnificent array 0 - was in for 0800, an ' - � - 9olf as a genti, .. man, and b f meats I �te ward, Miss Ahce Stewarti. Delegate -1 I About two �weeks ago he contracteda, he was in d Mr. Drisco I . . ..- Y the exer- The Assembly in Cardno's Hall on Fri- as ha has this year, and that is a ' ( . I � �, ,, i�� dse of industry, he has attained a Posi- . . I aying a o Division Grange, R. H. Ferguson. - 1311-levale. . I 141which settled on his lungs for $500. Now, Mr. - �- , . I day evening last was a very successful good deal. He displays no fewer than �' FuxTaiER . MUNICIPAL.-Hossrs H stated that the three amount - , . ; - �� tion of which Ile may just.iy feel prou& and pleasant affair. There "were about ten beeves, twel - I PARTICULARS.—We,' men- . and and nitima�tely turned into inflamms- ' � � I * � I I - . I . - %1 We may also ptate that his brother, . ve sheep and -lambs, f �ipned last week the sad fate -of the Miller are out for the il? Of tion. This with other �complioations 81,700, and that he is in for 8800 , . �'w forty couples present. and all went in fourteen pigs,, one calf ' several d Turnborry., Both are good 0 � . I , - . i! Mr. Charles Horan, is in Atlanta, a -ad. for a social, pleasant evening. There and a I I I eers, Young man Stiothers who Met his death - the contest en and caused bia death. He was aquiet, only a local ,I � , � . �7` ingtheothertw only$900. As, , 1, I .- haachargeof Ithe enti:re prescription Rrge lot of splendid turkeys and in Muskoka. The following particulars Promises to b . affair, - Mr. � I - .1 close. industrious man, and -by his persever- , I Z � . were severa,l ladies and gentlemen from other poultry. This is all in addition Messrs. Barton and H have told his story. 3 - I . %� . business of 1�aniel & Marsh's drug Godericb. � Dr. Gcvuialock returned to his usual large stock. have since been learned : On the 99 also are going ence and frugality succeeded in amass- could � I I . -1 . .. store, which is one of the largest home hom Winnip' � The following morning of the 29th a to try for the Dep 0 dists were as likely to belieN �, -1, I It., he went out uty Reove hip. Of ing considerable pioperty. He leaves a � eg on Friday last.' is a list of the principal animals and Councillors, Robert Evans is the only wor'd as Nesbit's. As I under; � - I �_ drug house& gauth of Philadelphia, He was *ell pleased with the little me- to -visit some traps, taking his gun'with widow andseveral of a family to mourn , - . - � . the n1ames of those who fed them : him. Before leaving the hous we have beard of yet. Nesbit told parties- he had be , - I I i We wish oar young fri . . e be told,. 0116 ton's - ;1 prosperity ma ". THE CHEESE FACTORY.—&t curity for Mr. Davis, and the k 1. � ends continued tropolis. He says .it "requires a man Ora 6ifer and one steer fed by Mr. bissisterthat if she did nothear,:, a' meet- his logs. was buried . in Bol - , - - .. hi . .1 .13 gun Ing 0 came due when Mr. Davis w F . �, . 1: 1. � - These ani- �histle follow the report of f - the a hareholders of tb Bluev`18 A PLEASA�T DA.Y.�Mr. Editor, --Sir : � 11, - _.� a advaucerneurt-� with a steady bead to do.business there. John Glen, of Uaborne. cemetery .. . - � . , . I cen, sh , !eThursday. I vvrl - - pare to Wail street, Now York. Tlio Cheese Company, held here on Tues- Manitoba, and he had to get Be( I - - � The buq.tle and stir be can only corn- mals took first prize at the re t i lit know that something. waa wrong. � � :� SONGS OF SCOTLAND.— As will be seen , county show held in Ex . . .1 -Having. . had the leasure of *L�4_ �,. ',.--, 1),Y a,anoancemont elsewhere, Mr. Ken- . eter, and they , , p being for Davis' notes and was likely to L . Z� . - - gedy will be 11E re, on Monday evening a B the repqrt but tors: John . Diment ( t � n of the to pay them, and that he could nic - , sidewalkfa aretbrongedfrom morning ar aid by competent judges who have n tbu direc , 77 o publi � �, - Nigortly after she -heard I tion day, the following were elect d Dirac- present a ]� c examinatio , , 6 to night by shrewd, anxious looking §een them to bp the best" Do whistle, and going i v M ; John pupils of School, I thought it would pay his own debts-;- bi , . 0; OXb is enterbainin I -he 2nd of Januar . The Ha fatted aui. Miller, 72; S. Black, 61; W. ' . Johns- would not �' 0 amiss to jot down for tho b' a not even done th � � Oro If . t ru,ilt011 men, hurrying-hitber and thither and ' als that hav of the sound was horrified t( -,y find her ton, 48 and R. Maxwell, 42. At the . e latter S( Z . imes Ba- y , � l', � I T ,ys of In 6 ever been brought into i brother lying dead. It seems. thtt I a 'r �. . . � . eat i a that intent only on their own business and e . a y i�npression � oityasiollow-s: "TheriamoKenuedyi Seaforth mark:t. Two.beifers, fed by I ftndi'ng a live mink in I reas, In " s of what I 13%w- The minister and those be mad - a d Speculations, while the streets are- Mr. Hugh Ch ' - of Tuckersmith ; 'end of i -1 - " one of his Irap's - , �. I , I same time T. F%rrow, M. P., I as elect p I t 1. - A,4ousehG1d word in almost every co esney, I e had Struck To me, one f the most pleasing aijd on- statement to may have told - it. , '. I � try in which the En 1, - . .1 -1 s I I - . ,118 gun. ge I I tbelar enumberof parents pros- thatNesbit was a falsifier. Wh - 91'sh language is tion. -Mr. Thomas Ryan has gold his come well up to those of Mr. Glen. I ! ihe ball antering'his side, and, psarsin I THAT HAY CASE.—The I ingham . these, also, are splendid anim 8 D 'The latterwas disch � �' ull- crowded with vehicles of every descrip at it with the bntt ed auditor. A full rsport of he year's couraging features of the examination Mr. Davis states that it was well I - I � I - al a d I'' i work will be sent in a fewda s.1 j � 1, ; � �. "kea. Not n Canada alone, but in well known* grey 'trotting borse,."Lord was . ' - 11 �' _� n an upwar - ent, thu� 8 owing in the best possible Ur. Davis such a companion ol I - - �` - 1. I a ! Snell, of Hul- I d direction, came out'near Times of last week takes us - to taik for - - - � I I . . -1 I 11V - al p rior animal. One I �he opposite shoulder. . - I giving publicity to a smart li , dia, and in Au tralia h' 3 Kennedy de- the sum of 8175. He is to go to Winni- heifer, fed by M 11 o tl9 trick education of their children, &nd are went to town together ev%ry weel - Lorne," to a gentleman in Goderich for lett, al o a Great Britai , a South Africa, in In One heifer, ted by Mr. _ r ; ! T1. � s B I '* way that t ey take an interest in the then ? For the last year or two I ZA ... �; I . � liglited' aqdiences with his inimitable r.' McCaa, of Tucker- I � OUR .LITERARY SoCI , . �- I pog.where it is likely be will distinguish Smith'. One heifer, fed b i ETY--`I`1�18 so- played on a Bluevale farm In their willing. to give the teachers the kind of - -1 ,�; - - ' - . r,enderijag of Sootland,s patriotic itud y Mr. Duncan I 6iety met, as previously announced' on zeal to show that they have the; cause support ever real teacher values i Mr. Davis took the blame of _ supl I L . �1 � , . I _y most the whisky for Nesbit's sale. I I I himself like all the other Seaforthites' McGregor, of Tackersmith. .OneyOUDg Friday 'evening last,in Beirne-s�all, of the town at heart, they notice a ver� highly. I was also struck with the pre- Mr. Davis will have mare honest , - � % I � humorous Songs. Last even-ing, Mr- who have gone tbere.-Mr. Robert cow, fed by Mr. Robb, of Tackersmith. I when a jively debate took place on the small matter, and oniv. make li _. -1 13 11 I . - Xennedy prefaced his entertaiDment Wilson, who has been in the employ of One heifer,' fed by Mr. - - . : t worse. cision and delightful harmony of the panions in the f ature than he h&E j _j ..? . . . ; ,i 4- � With an interesbing recital, ab(' I Reinkie, of ; followin � subject: "Resolved that the If the thing be ttue, wily try t conceal singing. T4e pupils must have sprung lately, and I m&y also state thai � � i 0 � � . f . 9 I ., . . I I I & 17 - appear- � . Z i - sword has done more to advance civiliz. it. Surely Wingbam fias not sunk so ' from a race �wbo dre I'moved with the Methodists consider Mr. �Davle a 8 - )rt bu't to Messrs. Robertson & Company-, of this Tuckersmith, and on6 cow, fed by Mr. If 0 � . the ]point,, of L Though he town. for about 10 years, has been en- Strong, of Tackersmith.' In sheep, he ' ation than the pen."- The affirmative far that the actions of its citiz c u- ,� I i- has. a:Zed coneiderably since hia, gaged as traveller for Messrs. ,C,ratbern - has one Mon . ster sheep, fed I Ong a concord of s;,weet Sounds." . � !.- .t ; e I �w �' b h aps drawn by the pupils, � �_ Carnochan, of - Tuckersm,th ; two supported by Messrs. D. Ro ' wish to be accused of helping any C . Z� has lost a 1] by Mr. , -was taken by D. Johnston, as leader, not bear the light of day, and, if I saw some dealer in buying and s Ifing, bait � . . _1% '�_- - �enoe here six 'Years ago, Mr. Kennedy & Caverbill, of No treal, one of the w . I m beitscia and are afraid of farmers not coming let - L . - . - m ,W - - . wit; a,u expre � which shows that the teachers have one c�f his old-time vigor, and oldest and best hardware fir s in Can la bs, by Mr. McCaa; two lambs, by , Win. Blatchford, while the n6gative to cheat or spread an untruth i sano, I �0 -he I . - ful j , . t3siOn mud ada. 'Re-mityumes-his neW dutie them deal squarely with men who un- adopted thAeat plan for acquiring � Mont concerning an . I � �4 I - - - 9 on Mr. Win. Carnochan, and Seven lambs, , was taken by K. McKenzie, as 4eador witting drive on their market. As to knowledge of the subject of o y person, as I - M . � '; - I PaSSIOR DeG-Uliaj his own the n1elO- � the first of January. Mr. Wilson is a byMr.Huah-Cbesnev. In'pigs,behas, assisted by Messrs. go'graphy. can claim as clean a Sheet as any , Z . _ -dies whi'ah have done so m a0h to, make shrewd, 61ever young men, and while t J', Bulger and A, seeing our words in print we h I I I * 7 his native land fam ' I ave no The pupils in the junio� department, -church; Yours, &c., . "I � - .ous. a pair -of splendid. an tnals, fed by Mr. , Morrison. Mr. A. McKibbin acted as penchant, and can assure the Times under the care of Miss Hays, showed, . - � �: 114 0 , I ere mondville; , chairman, and �fdssrs. Jas. McDonald. -that it afford's us no gratification what- by their q6i�k, intellig . A M.P,Txrow --1 � -, or-gratalate him on securing so David Charlesworth, of ) I � - � I In martial we c ' . - s ugs he has, no equal, and there w Eg � I �, � �� . pointed to ever. . � I Put answers, that NeKILLop, December 20, 1881. 1 � lucrative and resnonsible a situation, two by Mr JOhD Crosier, of Hullett; I and A. T. Morrison were Ab I ' � 1: few. in the audieucO-which incla.ded bis employers -are equally fortunate in six by Mr. * I they are beilpa educated, not era,-amed � � I I : ma'ay of Othez nationalities, several Robert, McMillan, of mcKil I . . . � � — , , t the chairman in determining the . I . I . " h , * , SeGurine the services of quch an active IoO,; three by Mr. John Modeland, o' 1 Raels � 44- This division" was 'examined in the - -The Portage la Prairie Times - : the clos6 of the )�,l - ppen. I ehoon, affier whieb some excellent The Agricultural Society of this co -:. -=Xr.James Tuckersmith and one by Mr. Bubolz, � debate the palm of victory was given PRESENTATION AND A-DDRnF — shment were servect up, and then have, we are happy to say, been - elergymE,n slso being preseat-who a -ad reliable representative f , victorious party. At 11 , , , 1 C7� � # ' �, �: "i were not mGved by his soul stirring for . I - � 4 Weir now baR his hotel thoroughly re- of Tuckers�� th; also one splendid 11 to those who defended the affirmative. and Mrs. J. Jami son, of this PI ace,were the pupilF n the senior � .- 11. rendition Of "Scots Wha Hao," r i .,s. Mr. refee � I '� I -0 fitb6d and, re f arnisbeJ throughout, and calf fed b Mr. Joh n� Ransford, of i The next debate will take place 0 * 0 t . . � --' giug to me the Auld Scotch, San " I - I . - y * department terially benefitted by the boom in . � I o �: - I . W a Fri. taken by surprise on Monday, evening were put t I their or eal, answer- estate. The ten acre block awne, 6 � � 9howed ho th, rough gF-, I lit is one of the best kept and most com- Stapleton. In addition to ihege be has, , day evening, December 30th. Subject: -last by a large number Of Yon 9 people ing most I I . I . the voc d I ; � � . IY- ahBt i fortable houses in the county 1. I', gAiderstood the pathetie side of the ,_ Mr. as already stated, three deers, shot by 1 "Resolved th =bly a ,%multiplicity' of them on I the -Gaddy estate," 11 � - � I dbliging . � r'tak ng pos. questions given to them on the branches which was secured a couple of year, � I I I a ,,, Mr. Peter NOE weu in Muskoka - a�d juriou8 to society than the spendthrift.', session of the house, asuitablel address $cotti8h charAct-er. The dU� P wky , men whois liked by e Afte i Weir is one, of thoBe genial, at the miser.is more ju- from Hills Green. I � t I iz umor of hia cot ntrymen Mr very person, and good array of poultry and other' . The affirmative will be taken b Mr. taught by the following eminent mas- for the sum of $250, is now w � h -_,; , Kennedy consequently he is a . knic - I �j t, , I � are to do' &jarge, knacks. . I ck. was read by one of the young ladies ters of the:' fertile: Mossrs. King, something over 620,000,. and we u, I i a- . y _. 1.2 94 a SP"'%' fa"alty Of Betting forth I if not the loading huRi ' D. Robertson, as leader, supported by present'on behalf of I youn people, H I - il� F I %#d he - ja neve,_ happier than whe I I jaess of the town. -,The displa ' he eyes, Johnjston, Dorrance, Hartlei, stand that one of their real estate i __ I � y made by T. J. Janes,. Messrs. James McDonald, J. -Bulger thanking Mr. Jamieson for his services Hicks and Duff, the principdl of the era has expressed hill intention of I 4F Xftdering such 11 I -Mosers. A. G. McDougall & CompaDy . 1; . � songs as "Get Up and - although not quite so large, is most &)ad George Reid; the negative by as singing school teacher, at tl ie same so � � ;1 , I 1� - . ; ,� 1.7i . have disposed Df the dry goods Sad h creditable, an -a hill sh and taests a I. hool, who 'is evidently a real live ing an offer for the property at the ; , . , , , , , � I I �� . 0 � - 'ceived his ' '" t c "' w � 1, ri I ' " " -, I d I - st, n j4", on 'I oil � '" I:m op for th 0 ' -'. H )f . O 0. t or N il 2 . yj I ' � � �Ondou purau ng r Z _ch� _S._A ran ent I on I g r in� he 23 a good tim . imoualy ... i 4-j , I I t t I C , �I dAit � 1, �, J6 1�e t I I I 11 I b I t � I � � , - , I , - I . � ; I �, , [I I tif�3 �� 4 1 - I I I I I I I - - - - I 11 11 Op re r. A. Morrison, " leader, assisted by time presenting Mrs. Jamieson with a teacher. I � was pleased to notice named figure. I - 1; . 4 V , - . � � r � . - . I I � � I _. . I I I � : I -% � 19 4- 1 . I i . � - . ?� � I - . . . 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""'R " . �,' TF a third cla!"k, No. 40 stanley� IW-, AI)plicatiO December., IM. - Blake P -01 I . ___ — ASSISTA- T I' �40, 10 jj � " '�j ustimonialls ana. i , , . silmod. RoBT. PA, AZTOCY, FOR 81 . KJ heiferWyesj two ytarling he' Qo-Aness," 1.).r v-1_ al -e all Arst-ola-s-s so\, 11'aeken-mitl . SHOOTINa M- 1 will be Neld Reld - . - on k -N numix-r I tut:uke��, hmd. _0 low. - t-�6 attend- R. J I WIN03URN C1 of thernttu,-Lol i U-111 tAe plaea z %V,ednesday,De�x for the.puMosc traiisa?etioji Of -0 � � plaronsyn'll be , 10ribum , ,on th6 the purpose of r � iiea�on'n opembo the next sc-as,)W ) 31 desire& V�l I - � ___ — . EXIBCUTORSI � tion'.84 Of t of Ontario, nvti tors and other - of thelatmMnll lifetirae of the tc aLd Provitice . the same-pl.o.M., them U the uni, tbo firsdi:d-&Y of 1 alt-cr 6at date. la"t viJI Uud te Ben y, N111 I r-oc t4aid eetkased a3 . , . wnd that the sa�l .the Enid Assws, � �or Pertol](4 of w� b(x-n reo(ived 11 J)ated at Htf st WIX� BUCH"_-�'-j 1781-1 The B , I I � '. fLA.TE 1PE.1-8 to 111116 t 1; 411; -6,p- , and eviamodiou! ly re-furnisbed; �oju, MTAI it is Ili and eimveiiient . attention to tbt� 1.0-ineritz -.4harc are all well furil'i - will be'kel)t.sup tentative aud tr� in attAmda-nee, I - Mal Travelten � . Remen�ber thi mid fW f nch St 1 i . I I � I I I I I . I