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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1882-01-13, Page 9; ` i � - L , ! 11 — ___ - - __� 1-- -� - , - � . - �'. , - 11 - -, - M — �� - � _ - ; . - � � ____ __ - .1- : � �____=___ _ I . ___ ___ __ - <W__ __ � I - I - - I - __ - -_ - � - _ 7�_ - ___1_1 7 - -1 - - - _ � z '_ --;- - - . - 1. - � � I � �_ . � , - - - , ___.-___!___,r 7:r --A"-- - - -- -- I I Z- -1--- _�, 1_-1 - .- - , � � --_-_1___-_ _ ` i - I . . I i � I - . � - -, . � . . i - I I . � 1 � i . . . - . � I � I I i - . I q I _ I . � � � � � I I � I � . .1 . - I I I � i � . . � I i . . % . . . . : � . . � 1, . -1 � � I . ! I . . - I . . i - I - � I : I 1 7- � " . � I . I . � I . . .. I � - - - 7 1 - - - . I I . I . � � . . . : I � � I - .- - - . ,,, � � - __ � - - -, - '�__ � . � . � - � - - _ - � � - w . I - - � � . I - .1 __ -� - I A - . , � I I - � - ; � � . . I .1 I - . � I I - , . I I I - � : 1�1\ ,,, I I I- .. � -. - -, � - -- - � . . i � I � - , - I I - t, I _ ,� - - - - - I - - . 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I - . I - - — 1. �_ I i . � � I I � . I : - � . � - . . - - I - — 8. e�o� - � � . �� I � � . — . I �_ � - __ ! __ _V, _i:,i�a __ - — i I I . . M, WA111 - ? — .". - __ � - 11 � 010; )L. Etay, work'on road, 01.50; G. this place, but now of Winghs - a � , .4— ------ . . I i � -4— . � thorized to proonre an a, Ag,jtwt Stan& that his room was more accep - re this week. We are '�L L I _ . - .. I - � , ,�, I I I - I x - - ' . Merner, � v� . , r , 0 . * L� toU tXPOS"tof �perwit the use of *Aba threshers and bancis the late WM * Nausai Bim gar, in �an months for X �. -9, sad able ihan his company. He now say repairing tvio oulverts and in the villai. well - 1i �-, �, L .. �_ - teacher for three . c lumber 014.50; W. CAMP- pleased to learn that he is doing , 1, amume tile risli-tbereof was made by St. James' Cathedral CemeterF, To- furaishinj - m, . I . �_ ca, i6na - " . � 1 4P ts with.i,%9 &.,,i4 that he will learn experien - I 7 0 OXMugemen I asmages, 024-98; C. there.-Mi.James Weir, of Arkona, �� ,_ . I I liz! �. � Mr. MaGollt Nad seconded by Mr. Tay- ronto. . to Ma t to take dharge of .1he junior that the next time he undertakes . A bell, gravel an - Warabold, formerly a resident of . Hay, was here - __ -_7 I � I I - - 0 assist . gravel,. $43.62; A. .. , I . . I 1� ____ - — . �� . - ,�" .10i. It was moved in amendment to Winthrop. depar i1ent in sweeping r 'ad lighting pi,milax job he will adoDt the Canadian Oswald, ad, Sio:; H. Holtz, gravel, this week visiting friends., _� ..... : _1? L I I . . I . - OISTRICT MIATTERS. - this- by Mr. T. R. ffays, and seconded I i 11, not � the Bag ish fashion, as he work on ro . - - . I I I L I : . _' as . Carried. Mr. McKay, and . I I . __ � - a Gov- .fir, - "An. k otter- 613.20; R. R. Johnson, collector's box, I 11 � I � , . I . � �� by Mr. Irwin Johnston, that the by- A. BiGCONTRACT.-Mr. AUdr W sea rth, has been enf�sgecl assistant thinks it will wor ourit, 30 cents ; J. C. Clinton. . I I , q � I L Owing to the great rush at the 15 laws remain as at present for this year', eulodk has taken the contract of sawing of $2.25 ; Store see - . . - I I Nq, 9 fui three mor,ths. Moved by APBACTICAL JORT—i short tini6 - J I - I . . Ming to Seaforth 1,000.000 feet for I . . Kaltiflaisob, lumber, $8267; G. ROSS, InWX TIMM NMW ERA.] 11, L V ut. Discou Sale at A. G. MeDou- and that proper notice be given so that and tea rdes of the Brown8ou line, I - �_, - . - - -_ � � . -or 'store, it will be I - mbei, chiefly P r. - -Mr. Hauson, secoxidee,,' by Mr. McGee, ago some Pa ex- Burzys.-.-Mr. Joseph Whitehead, of . 4-1_�- - I continued , a eeneral vote cau be taken upou:the - of In' iue, from D Gouin L, iravel and datuageS, B15.32; J. Al tiall a � Co�`s . I - A c `P�__ __ - 6 0 11 , 1, - - - . matter at the -next annual meeting. lick. This contract will keep Mr that J' ob Schmidt lie paid the sum of Stanley, were favomd with cards of inm g on, Winni peg, is at present vi-Atiag frien(le- .� . � 141 0 �e 21bt inst. . when the store will . arty purporting to be ander, gravel, $5.36; G, Nichols 4. - - -five dollark/ for sweeping out vitatiOu to 4� P , - I for stock taking. . I -There voted, forthe motion 41 and for Govenlock'i saw mill running for a con-, twout 0 8 of Mr. Stinson, gravel, 097.84; opening pit, 015-25; P. in Clinton. He looks as fresh and .-.- : I !be cl 1 mec . I. . all th�: L departme'Ats daily and Scrub- held at the residenc . ug three culverts, smart as he did twenty years I ,--- —1 — ------- I* ment 32, but as it requires a siderable time. d'Ut the S& L' some Muni), repairi $2. ago.— . tz __ . . - I - the amend I twice a year durin Bauble Line. The* cards read by ;_ - I � ITA6 I 9 - I UR AawouvruR&L SOOMTY,At the two-thin4w majority to carry a motion AcciDENT.-WS regret to learn that bing I . Line Moved by Mr. Charters, seconded. The annual meeting .of the South - I -7—Carried. whatinthis style: "The Bauble �, � . TTF � 'auuaIal meeting of the Tnokersmith of this kind, the amendment was de- Mr., Chas. Burns, employed in the store the -01acations in No. 8. Mr. Heyrock, -that the fol C Assoiciation will be � .1, . I ' . WU01 . - L I 1. I Lof HT. Andrew Govenlock of, this vil- MOW4 by Mr. McGee, seconded by Mr. boys iate�d baving a party at Mr. � I ricultural Society, held here clared -carried The mutter will, - '. I 5, � . y Zeller, Treasurer, held in Clinton on the 19th ingt.—The � I � . . � n a on Mondi ening, January arias be paid: M. � . - : I _. — I 11 I it is until next age, met with -a rather serious cid e'ut Maoson. that the Tres,surer be Author Stinso I 'y ev r' 0 0 � . I . - 11 - I I ay the- following Officer" Kad therefore, remain as . . ased you all $80;1 S. Foote , Clerk, 0110; selecting oil painting drawn by Mr. a. Hal , l!� _. L ''. ' itely. By some means or u iber he I ized to have 200 copie's of the auditors, 2ud, and 'Will be pIc to see . r IN art draw�w IM I I tors were appointed:. -President, annual -meeting, when due and timely I ards had no Jurors, $4; Mrs. Reinhardt, caretaker this town, in Mr. Gressiwe I . L i . I . . - . . rt MeAi6bael; Vice -President, ,nobicewillbe given toeach member ad two of his fingers on his rig it hand schediole printed in full add ciNlated. there." Although the d Ig peo. of h , 410—Carried.,. Moved by -Mr ingisfourand half bythree feet in - Me ' L I - I I MI S I � L � I . L an. Direetors—Tackera 'th— that it will come up for discus ion, and adly jammed. It will'be soi ie time —00'ried.—The board adjoarned to siguaturej the uns pecting youn a the Ch ters, aeoonded by , Mr. RanDie, Size, and is valued at 075. —The now .. I - Brucefield on the 2�th ple got ready and at. Imagiu e �:. � . I ) raeut �%g and Colle'tor of Customs has arrived and - I ly well. i , ,&in at thl�tjthe following Councillors' fees . .�X. MeRay, John Walker, Mill a large attendance mav be expected. efore bia hand will be thoron I —GEORGg :snrprise of &r. Sti son on that even- a� - . . . � ; Chas. Routledge. Hallett— This was undoubtedly the L beat corarse PnnsoxAL.�Mr. Wail Scarl ad wife "Febrdary, at 2 o'clock, p. m. ' r es be 'aid: Dr. Bach& 'Ban, Reeve, assumed. his duties—Mr. J. J. Fisher, I , P - 11 PRo4T, Secretary. ing when, on heari g a great com !o. SRI& i Ome to ,_ - � T '..Nott, John Watt,,Jr- McK1116P topursue. This is -a veryimporta t re a esent visiting t I what 'it atte idanoe at Council, 118; selecting of Colborne, has sent h the Old ,ho . n i t pr heir f ' asand 9 tion outside and going to see . . ' * --JQ�D S. Biown.,L James McDowell, matter, and. an opportunity, at least; Dd relatives in this section. .. r. Scar- i - to face j-3ro .18, $4; letting and inspecting con- country -for two more heavy draught � I "AIDY-MA' -, . _ rbsides in B ).utford, i Walton. meant, he found hi self - face Sa stallions, which he hopes will be out L L and', Win. Evans. Seaforth—Thomas should be given to �every member to ett at present i th a couple of lo uIs of merry young tracts, $16. - muel- Ranuie, atten- . I �. I I - GIN . wi . kz� Kidd. properly consider "it and act accord- ing head agent in Ontario for a ma A " RUNNING.—Hr'. McDonald's saw co dance at Council, $18; letting con- rly inthespring. Theveteran' . I . . . . . People, who bailed im with the M_ . here ex I � I i 4- ' ery. establishment of thal place, mill ih running again. It is burprising a tracts, 38� W. Charters, attendance at horseman is not easily beateu.—Mr. W. " - � "I . ' i4ly� an . d having Supervision over 130 agents. pliments of 'tbe s son. One of th 1 - * - Pus A cumRNT. - Mr. Samsel I —At the close of the members' meet- the niImber of saw logs that were young gentlemen hen asked him if council, 616; letting contracts, $ 8- L. Ferguson, of Colborne, leaves next. . 1. _' so ,.,of McKidop, met with a very ingw the Board of Directors met, -when Mr. Scarlett is an industrious. and an- broupht in last Saturday. there WRB much of a crowd gathered J. F. Moritz, Council fees, $18 ; letting week for Scotland to purchase a stallion - . I . . - I I AT W� veri�us accident in tLjis,town on Sstur- Mr Jas. Rerr, of MoKillop, was re-elect- ergetic man, and we are glad to� hear 02 GoiNG OPP FAST.—At the rate the and a breeding mare.—Mr. Hugh � � .- yet? "A crowd gat ered I Where, and � contracts, 016. H. Heytock, Council . . -1 � I 11 - #ay last. His son was delivering a ad President. and Mr. James Bioad. ,his doing so well. beef ( tatle are going from this neigh - � s, $18 ; letting contracts, $16—Car T. I- . , . � 4: whai for?" deman� ad the astonished fee - Fraser of CIfuton, was fined $25 last .. - . CREA1 otf, grain at Mr. -James Beattiels foot, Jr., re elect. -d - Vice - President. - LAND PURCIUSE.—Mr. Andn �w Gov. borh(od, I think it will te difficult for I � I . old geotleman. Mutual explanation ried. The Council adjourned to meet week for shooting a dog which rtku oat ), �L � . I , . house, and Mr. Scarl6tt want to The President, Vice-Prosident and Mr'. onlook has purchased of Dr. G)uiulock the 1(cal butchers k rding to statute. rniers'yard and s -napped at - --- I � ) get their Supply followed, untilthe disappointed young WOO L from a fe . . . . I I istore house to see it weighed- Britton -were appointed a committee to - -part of his land, beside the Northern durin 3v winteir and spring.�Cox. folks were forced to: admit that they --------------- * his horse while he was passing ;a,oug I . . 1-1 .hi�e there he was in the act of as- meet monthly and examine and pass ,Gravel Road, 7th concession, cc nsisting s Ta P15, LiTERARY SOCIETY. — The Wal- East Wawanosh. I - . bad -been made tbe,victims of a prao- the BayfieldRoa,].—Up totbelat of : I I - . . , n -, g a stair way when his 'feet policies. . I . of 175 acres, paying for it the Sum of ton Lfterary Society held their meeting ' � % . tical joke. As ve crestfallen they SOME SAWXNG.�Messra- James R. January, Mr. R_ Irwin has Paid Out __ . . � . . : ily � - la, I . . . . shpi and'he fell heavi to the door, 0 07,000. The land lies .beside r.Gov A Priday evening, when the time was � . WiP1 were taking their d Of the and David Stewart last week sawed -over $100,000 for grain ,delivered at his . 4 *,distance of About six feet. lo k' own f rm, wbich n: akes it pleasintly occupied with choice read- parture, one . - . The Pablic . - . - He wag . LocAL BRipws.—Messrs. Brownell & on P- S-- a � . young ladies was heard to exclaim, one cord of short wood in nine minutes store house. since the opeuiug of the __..�_. Aous by the fall, and Abell have dissolved partnersbip,'aud much more convenient than, if it were . , I illendered unaousc iugsahol songs. Owingto some MIS- " ' ., - - .,' ObJsuppowit must be a ,picked and five seconds. The woodwas, cut grain season last faU.—Owingto in 4.�._ . vas �mmediately conveyed to the resi- the draying busines' d some distance %way. We congratulate Unde L tandifig, the full programme was' � I . � , L i r's arty." They then steered their courtie on 4he-farm of Mr. George Stewart, lot health, Mr. George S -N -arts has decided �_ I -dencie lof Mr. James Beattie, and b- Mr. Abell, while Mr. Brownell goes Mr. Guvv,nlock -on his purchase, and "rried out, which, I hope., will not P ,� �. . . not o* �, , 'i y . _ for Bayfield aud took what ,enjoyment 42, concession 4, East Wswanosh. to retire from. the hotel business. and -1. This Stoch, - tmed L &I aid procured, when it to the Northwest 'to seek his fortune hope he! may long be Spared Ito reap be th� case the next time. It is',& well I I . S . I � I ascertained that his skull was there.—Mr. Henry Cameron played as the benefits to be derived therefrom. known fact that reading before a they could out of a �ide Over- roads al- The timber was bewh, and the saw wants to dispose of his hotel property. � . - I __ most as rough as he famous 4%rooky used was a Tattle -toothed Champion. . . - - VISITORS. -A � T . e . uriid. For several days his-. lite Skipiva curlit.gmatch atBarrie-on UNSEASONABLE 81 an in- crowop6d house -very much helps young road to Dublin." This is no vain boast as the men de- . I ..; I z I I aired of, but we are glad to 19ew Years Day, and beat his man dication of the open warm weather men and women to get rid of their I Blyth. . . � - I .1 _ - clare their willingness to undert)ike to . . ; t. at there axe now slight hopes every time.—A 'brakesman on the six which we at times enjoy this season, nervo sness, shyness mud bashfnlneB�. -Y.—Au assembly will be held . I 1 is - - o'clock train. going -West. got his hand we may State that a snake Made his I i I I Yjr�ton. do the same task again for a five'dollar AsszmBL I . I I These an � i - , av evening, - , ecovery I 1' ish to risk in Watson's Hal , on Frid faction, al] I I t - I i I PRESENTATION.— tween two and bill if any doubting ones w � , - i badly smashed .while coupling cars at - appearance in -Dr. Goninlock's swamp :i Drysdale. asure January 13tb. The boys inforin us , I ,,G�� HoBsEs.—We b ave heard of the the Dublin station on Saturday evening some few days ago, and his manner of M 4 . . three hundred of t a many friends of that much filthy lucre for the Ole that this is going to be ,Itonv." . fignres. I . ORE Goop TEmEsHrNG. - Messrs. I - I ,,, - "N . y Mar threshed for Mrs. D. . Dulmage. met in of seeing them. I L Oo�,_wi�g horse Sales that have been' just,The Winuh&m Times.'of last travelling was witnessed b uite a Bosse' berry ok Ho Mr. and Mrs. D. - t ; toadler in this section within the past number of individuals who were work- J 0 bushels of .clover he agricultural h I in this place, on I L PEnsoxAL.—Mr. R. J. Conk. of Tiver- I The 103t06, week says: "The coucem given in the oh n V Horner 4 in all the � I vee�: Mr.. Wm. Rian, of Hallett, Wingham Town Hall, on Wednesday ing near the spot. Another in- seed ih 10 hours. The seed . the evening of Mo ay. the 26th ult., Brussels. ton, formerly of Blvtb. wtte in town - for the purpose of aking a presenia- PRivATF, MONEY to Loan at 6J per last week.—Mrs. C-irdpr, of H twtry,- I suits. A 1i aolilia iieven. months'old colt, sired by - evening,, the 28th ult., by Professor stance of the same kind ' occurred a few olaanop'd ready for market sad wwe"igherd'e.' motber of -Dr. D. D`CardAr, of this . -.� the newest . � - a& - sV-.,s, Wanted," for $200. This was Fetzer, of Seaforth, was not very well days -afterwards in the Shape of a T�eri4 is no blow or chaff about'this. tion of an address d sundry va,luable cent, payi.blb at an� time. 0 R. COOPM Bfus- - � . . bed to Mr. . . . i , - place, and Mrs. Spatter, of Hagersville, � 4k op vdid aDimal, and his superior has attended. The com- frog, that came out of his wate . - � I I pany was deserving - . Nei so GooD,. — Mr. Editor,—Sir -.- gifts to Mr. and I fro. Dulmage. A. GooD BuLL.—Hr. John N. 'Kaech- are bere on a vNit. - * bot , 6n produced in this county. Mr. of a better house, and we feel satisfied view the appearence of nature. His on g," nciug over your worthy oolumus Dulmage has taught the Kirktou tel of Bras els, has a thoroughbred PERSIA .1. Cho, Mason, of Tuck-eromith, sol -I a if the Professor Should see fit to visit ,movemenits were low and ti d h I t School for -five year i with great success, 's A GOOD Symmov.—Principal Cavan, c;l& for - $160; Mr. Stewart, of A 8 fl, an 8 . �Botiieed a report of some big thresh- and this demonstration was gotten up D urbam 1) 11 calf 10 mouths old, - that I I . Wingham again during the winter sea. �soon disappeared again uuo�er the , u f Knox College. Twonto. ol,gliverAl an 9 . ing being doue on .tIY6 S&uble line, turns the scales at 940 Ibs. In the last 0 - Gloves ol cer�oisnail,,, ,old a three year old fidy son he would-be greeted by a much , . there to 'patiently await the Stanley. It was stated, that- the work to show him in Some measure the five weeks it gained 110 lbo. It would excellent and telling sprilann in St. . uels in end LO, and a� . boal for $100. Mr. MC- larger crowd. , 'I'he company consists =t of spring. ' esteem in which he is hold, on the oc- i Andrews' Presby6-rian Church obSuu- for . I ! -day and a . I I . - 7 A -he Lo i _ - 11 was d mo in, wlittle over a, a re I from the I s- be hard to beat this. day lafit. He was Gre or of t ndon Road, near Hen- of- a fine lot of talented muoiciaus.'�— 1 casion of hi tir profe , - unable' to*remaia � , quarter. I contend that it took a long T SLEIGHING AND MARKETS. - Wedu I - I V11 . "I Sold a foal for $160. All these Mr. Win. X. Grieve, formerly of Tuck Bluevale. . Sion. 'I he address which was road was a over till the tea meeting oh thp- follow' �- I i " '! da,� a�d a half; neithei will I agree e I I day and Thursday last we had very , ing evening. . I I I I � - i1ple, (1 -animals were sold toanAmeri- eramith. arrived here from Dakota a ! CQ�OERT-The O'Banyon troupeof wiih �ehe_ statement of th I couch C in the most complimentary aleighing,aud all el&sses here made I — __ _ � i .1 . e measure- 11 . . u " aler, &nd.havet heen taken to the few daysago-and is now visiting friends insbirie-IB are to give an entert ilament � ment�, fo� the Beed was *very poorly and flattering ternis,'aud ,%as accom- d use of the sarne.— Markets hay'e GoxN0 To LHAVE.-Mr. Wm. Wpath- 1, - PR I VA. , . L ' here. He is enveloped in the indis- in the Ca,ugda Methodist - Church on erStOD, proprietor of the w,iollen mills � � � Vu4ed- States. I panied by a haudkome family Bible 900 � I I — f I . 11 � cleaned, unless they count chaff clover very good, and large quantities of � . � . ; —el �_ pensable buffalo coat. and looks as if Tuesday -evening the 24th inst. ! seed. -O.BsEnvEf. for himself, a silv* cake basket and b'11 in. The followiBg at Anhurn, is abmit to le�tve for flml:dl- I I � . piokle di6h for rs. Dulinage, and a produce were brought &S Prc - C�zgswF,LL's ART' DRA,wING. - The Uncle Sam was good to him.-This.is LEASED. -Mr. ' John PatterE I . - to � . - . I - I are the prices: Fall wheat 01.24 ton with the same tuti in view of ca"y- � I - - ; drinking mng for t ieir little daughter. � 4rmying for prizes in Mr. Cressixeil's how the Emeirson International speaks genial and obliging landlord of the � - - - . . I I Bayfleld. 01-25 ; spriog $1.23. to 6i.27; peas 70o iug on the busines.4 ou a more extew� � t ,&,rt lUnion took placo in the Mechanics' of an ,old and well known resident of Dominion Hotel, has lea'sed th .1 Royal � I . Mr. Dulmage mad) a suitable reply, " -, having bmnd the facilities . I � . Institute- rooms on Friday. last. Several this town : ,-The Hon. Edward Creed." on h Maitland Bank, now -occupied CONCERT. -A concert was given in after which the ,co npauy partook of a 75o ; outs 37c to 38c:; barley 70c to 80c, aive scale; I � . . . dtt;qe prizes. were among Mr. Cress The name without the t)refix will be -by t Conover, and inte � nds taking the Tbwn Hall, Bayfield, on the. even- sumptuous repast prepaTed by the pork $7.60 to 7.90 ; potatoeit 50c to,55c; around his present lonation ina,loqualte I . I mis . . I -a ellis, best. works of art, and wilt be familiar to most of our readers. We possession wi the let of'April. ing of! Thursday, 6bh January, under ladies. On ooncluding which a chair- hides, green, 57 to $7.50 ; bucter 16c to for his fast iucrea,iing bu-iness. H ' . - . . � . the superintendence of the Council. appointed, and Several excel- 18c �; eggs 18c; bay $12 to $13. . has occupied for the part few vears in Will ra-ope h, 1. prized by those who were ,'go for- learn th&t'-Ned" has blossomed into a ' REsOLUTION.-At the annual meeting The hH,11 was h1led to its utmost Man was CHujaca SEnvi[cEs.-His Lorldsbip, the - . 9 a very efficieDt . and masteriv lukaner � JaLmary 90 * Bate as to secure them. The follow- full-blowu land apeolulator ir the gate for -.school purposes held in the school apacily, ThewortbyReave was in- lent speeches were delivered. The Bisbopof Huron, will preach in St. thepagition of pr6centor in St. An- "I I charge of : is ' list of the names of those who wall city. -Mr. D. Ferguson, of Tuck- house here, the follo%ylng oved evening was a ver pleasant one, and , I . g a � rl _ wa In 0 ofatilg& y . . � d le in preserving order and Jobn's Church, Brussels, on Sunday , drews' Presbyterian Church. And - Music dep - drev� the principal prizes: lst prize, ergmith, has- purchased -a house and by S. Black, and seconded by ' 1). King, ministering to the comfort of the audi- will long be remembered by all who were morning next, and will open the Be I uotdoubt his absence will be much I College, H1 - -Clititon--2od John EaHtwood, lot in St. Mar.vs� and intends going and unanimously carried:-1hat we I _� R. ]KAle, I . e I mukoal talent displayed there. w no'ed ' I . church at HeDfryn at 3 p. m. the San . The Ir,ss to Blvtb will be a -French DCe.; The #__ I I ie L� - a IR& :iltou � 3rd J. M. McGregor. Win- thereto live. We did hope that he are of the opinion that our Higb Schools a good acqnisiti.-n to Bamflton: We Work, C '11] .01, was excellent. The string band and day. There will be no service in St. - � L. ; 4th B Crouvon. London �, 5th would d, cide upon Settling in Seaforth, tihould be sustaiued by those a,tendiog, Morris. . - i - I bs Spoon,er, Toronto; 6th James of which he at one time thought, but them ; that the Gov-ornM81] - comid, songs by Mr. McElroy, also by TRUSTEri, ELECTION. - The nomiva- . John's, Bruhsels, on Sunday evening, or I wish him every success- in his I�Iew � . pared for 4 � , grant Mr. Sihaw,'took the house by Storm. St. George's, Walton, on the afternoon project. -1 � deportme-al - , i he has changed his mina. We wish should be withdrawn and applied to . tion for school trustees &,t School See- . - � pooner, Toronto; 7th J. A. Wilson, n . . af th; Sth� James Spooner., To- him many years of health and comfor� the Public Schools, and that We State A fide duet given by Miss Hunter 8, took pI ca on Wed of Butiday next. Tr,A MEETING. -The tpa mppting in -1 . I and aiss Magaie Gardiner, also a beau. tion No, nesday, Oviriomas ELECTED. - The annual connection with S't. And-noww P,04by- - , 11 L_ miss R( - M tonvy; 9th James Spooner.. Toronto.; in the stone town. 'Mr. Peter Haw. should Rive nothing more than a com. tiful i,p8trumental solo by Miss Hunter, 28tb December. ME asirs. L. Fraser and . _'. an Eveni]B2 . I 10ph David Dorrance, Se&forth; 11th I mon school education. Now wbat do I - der the aus thorn. of Efulletti near Seaforth, hac mvedugot the GreyDistrict Loyal Orunge terian church came off or, Monday . . F. Garniss were re-alected. and Mr T- Lodge was held at Wallion on the 10th evening last- EverytillIT pas"d Off � . and a fine, song beautif ulfy rendered by . . .Johr Eastwood, Hamilton; 12ai Judge the fore finger. of his left hand bitten you think of it. Progressive, oil ? 8 � Warwick elected in place of E. Olver, iusE., when the following officers were exceedingly well. and cmisiderina the . - stitate. � S . " � ' Mis organ, were long, and loudly itp- I . - . . Xlli;tt, London; 13th. R. W. Marks, off by a dog a few days ago. He had ROBBERY. --On the boundary line be who was absent. .-. I Arithmetic � ' Bruoofield; 11th Dr. Coleman, Sea- cauglit a fox in a trap and was in , the tWeen this burgh and Morrisbank there plaud; d. The proceeds are to ,go to. elected: James Young, District Master; bad state of the roads �nd the inelem� - I . - . History, I& . ' warZeating the ball. " PRESENTATION. -On the ocnasion of Matthew Morrison, Deputy District ent weather. the financial succpRsaaree- . . I fort4; 16th John. Ward, Seaforth ; got of relieving it, when the dog made lives in a Beat little teuement i6n. aced . . closing the school I in Section No. 10, I - Application . L- Missing M -.— ly surprised ev--ry 'oue. ; I . Ar. a bound at the fox, aud _ by widow named Mr . Han- ' " 7 . ' Master; Rev. F. Rinn, District Chap- ab L 16th�Judge Toms, Goderich; 17th I . it, and wealt Sogeelies . I I before the �ohdayB, the the Iiistitu I � MoKillop. I Morris, PIPill lain ; John Murray, District Secretary; were delivered bv quite a numb -r of - gauolersoo, London; 18th Joseph Bar-* took Peter's finger. --Mr. John Dickson nah, who during -her sojourn in thjs � - presented their teac er. kiss McVittie, - - . I 'So o t t, was - in town on Saturday last, this f�. I PEAsoNAL.-Mr. Robert Sparliug, of �1 Thowas Ratcliff, District Treasurer ; 11 reverend gentleman from different � . vioR. Toronto; 19th Peter 61valo" has -accumulated amudest pi ' I with a hand8orne'silver cruet stand, ac- 1 � I - I I L � - I . Bru sels; 20th W. Matthews, Toronto -. being the fir-Bf- -time t3ince he bad the On this timuship, has gone to Morris to Win. Johnston, Director of Ceremonies; places, but the one that 'appettrect to � ,�', L I- Monday last she came to town and companied by a omplimentary ad- I ; 1� � - . $18t - - Oliver, Somforth; 22udL J. misfortune to get his leg broken. -Mr., collected so.tue debts owed her, and take 8harge of a school in that town- dress. Miss Movi tie has taught in M. Keffer, Lecturer- captivate the audieneg chiefly was the ; . . - S - TAE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.�The an- . . . I ald, Stratford; 23rd- D. James A. Cline was elected Chairman when she arrived home placed the ouln : n "by Rev. � :0. 'IN -D! hip i Mr. Sparling is an unusually excellent description give i thissebool for the past three years 1. � - Ouri , GodeAch ; 24* Dr. Soott, Sea- of the Public Schoo clever young man and will, we are con. nual meeting of the members of the Walter Inglis, of Avr. of his adven- V I Board for the of 5189.05 between the matt" sses of . .with much a c I t nee, and n I � . fort1j; 25th .T. L. 8-mith, . Seaforth ; - current year at the regular meeting on her bed and retired to rest. n nced. make an exeellaent teacher.. a both Grey Br�noh Agricultural Society held tures amon,a the natives � and hadr- . � A )out o e , i erdeeply regret her vl c parents and pupils M '. I His many friends in Me 0 here yesterday, the Directors report bre 11 N A) 96th. and 27th James Sprro,v. To- Tuesday night * last. -'Mr. Wm. Carry, Killop . will . I . adth escapes from wild awmals I �f - o'clock. however, she was awaketied by - departure from the sr-hool. . L I I I wish him success in big now vocation. showed that the entire debt of the 1-B Africa. His quaint Scotch stvle in. . . �)nto�; 28tli A, H. Ireland. Soaforth ; for sevaral years engaged as tree agent, a noise and was surprised to f ud two A SUCCESSFUL M ETING. - The mia- � . 99th and 4-ohn Eastwood. HIAMil_ L diedatbis resideuce in Seaforth on men, one t&ll, with his hat I � ith , � 30tlf draw over Mai LITERARY SOCIETY. -The Fourth - S,,ciety for groutids and buildings has narrating the above waB received w I . I j ry Lneeting Which -was held at been paid off, and there is still a balance 1. - , 1 . - . lion; 31st 0 � . Chester. Lonjoa. it MoL'iddy last of inflammation of the his face, the other small Couction Literary Society will hold ""' great plaudits.. The tntal receipts ; - and Wea ing a , Ebenezer on Tnesd av evening of last - , n . I . Seen rom, this list that the luugs. He bad bc,en siak only a few mask, in the house. The lar,e one il. ) t meetiug in the school house on of $140 in the treasury. W. G. Rings- amounted to 6240. being ,considerabl. . � ym week, wag attende bv a very fair au y I - Puma have been r-atty widely dis- dtLys.-Mr. Neil McGill,; of the 5th Be e a U h 11 t 3 u interesting d - . � I I I � p . iz d h r a d eld her moub pre Frid�v evening next. A Mr. Kin of Turaherry, oc- ton was re-elected President: James in excess of last year. . I .. 1. � I I . ; . ionce. 9. . ikiblited. concesmiou of Staule , sold tof Mr. 7 programme iconsisting of readings, re. . Ferguson, Vice -President; D. Stewart, . . . I I I I - ; I . 6 � I . . . i I y vent her being Leard, whilst the I ,other cupied the chair aui gave an interest Secretary and Treasurer, and the fol- . -1 -1 �' a citati � I - Outi,.wusio and addresses is in L� - '. . _ . Hugh Robb of this town a few days quietly put his hand; where the Inoney - ing speech, after wl dch the pastor read lowing Directors: Alexander Ga -Sir John A- Ma'Donalolls m - � . T*z INsuXr&A^ZN1"1' ComPANY. -The an- ago a pig two years old which weighed was and took'A cours6 of 'reparation, and should -guy I � , - . out. The tneni' then i P . the rdiner, c ,- - �� -Wishing: Dual meeting of the members 6f the .493 poanda. . It was. as flue'& , p6rker as weather be favorable and the roads the report, which m as very oucouragiug, P. Scott, W. H. McCracken, A. Rob,brt- friends and admirer's w9l. regret to �.� _. I � � � I . ' . I d6parted and no trace has beea.�found, , - especially to the (olleotors,who were learn that h,b has lately had a recur- ;. : ]KcK illop Mutaal Fire Insurance Corn � on of a few good i a lar*g6 attendance and a pleasant SOL), R. Martin, Alex. Forsythe, Alex. � � -, .-A *time us - I - s I - I � - 1pau* was hold in the town ball in this -The skatii,g and curling- rinks are � and 'profitable evening may be. ex. M J 6 9 MG 8 S 6 same 4 - � . ,� - has been Bold in the wark,3t this Season. of them. Withtthp excepti re-electea. Suitable addresses were Stewart and Wm. Smith. essrs. ohn r nee of o ymptom, of th __ ; . ay last. I bruises about tile modth no o her inq, � ectel. � . . given by Revs. S. Riul and R. CroMP- Leckie and Donald Scott were appy . nt- illness which caused b- C I to.offer thi Towift on Frid There was a now open each day and evening, and juries were sustained. p _I is trip to Eng. �-� . . . � I T - ton, anti several pieces of music were land for medical tre - , � i attendance. the hall beiag well the ice'on both rink8 are good. -Mr. � I ; ad auditors. The East Riding Soeieiy's atment last Spring. --- t� I !of 11 .- sung by the choir. Everybody feeling- Annual Meeting will be held in Brno- The announcement that he would tsJ"7 ;,� - I = Col. The chair was occupied by �tho Miilloy� as�sistant teacher in the Sea- Tuckeramith. I i . StaXl1e*_V- thankful, the meeting was brought to a a term of holidays at ' '. �� . I ' . :Pre4idonit.. Mr. Jamt-s K -3r . The geo- forth Hi,gh -Subool, improved his holi. TEA, MEETING. -On ! has sels on Wednesday next. the beginning of �� . - AN � I '. . Thursda A�M SOLD. -Mr. Win. Callander close. This meetir, g is said to be one the year was madeon this account, An - : . : ' T y even - ,F I d L ; . tetary,Mr, W.J. Shannon, read the dayiiby-taking auto himself �)� wife. ing last, one of -the best tea theetiags s6ld his farm,being lot 19,Con. 2, consist of the best, which -h as ever b - 11., . . - . . � . , " _. . een behl at Hullett. . his trip tro Montreal arranged for this - - WATO�, l_. � � *11 &I report and duarc-ied statement. We wish tile young couple many years ever h6ld-in this section cam on at Ing o4, one hundred acres, to his neigh- Ebenezer. I � . week is understood to be made with - � ) GOOD FIGURE. -Last week an Ameri- . a '�_�, . Vroin these we learn the followiug par. of happiuess.-After the cold snap of Turner's church. Rev. Mr. H iniltou, b(r. Mr. J. MoCowan, for the sum of LNQTx -The above was intf-nded'for .U,-st - t _� :. Coulars ,. The totM ulumber of mem- last week there was a good fall'of sixow pastor, was in the chair, and a dresses $6,809. As -this is a first-class farm, wefk, but was inadverteltly owitted -ED.3 can buyer offered Mr. John Mason the view of cousultiDg the best medied _; . . - I � 1. � VEk ul - � : IN � I . - ated E I � !, . - bors now on the books is 1 673. divided which made excellent slaighing for a by Revds. Messrs. McDonough, homaB, Mr. McCowan may be -congrat . BABBATH SCHOOL CHR18TmAs TRE .- sum -of 6900 for one of his two year old authorities there. In the inner circles - - ; es 1611ows. Tuckprtimith, 409; MG- day, and then oatme roin and washed it Livingstone, and Messrs. A. . Man, on having secured a !bargain. He now On the evenhif of t 3e 23rd of Decem- entire colts, whichwas refused. in which the above facts are known . . I � . - . , - - , . I I I ip,.535; Hullott. 729. .There were all away, f,illowed. by hard weather and ' m )era Irom. all points of ACCIDIENT.-Last week Mr. W. Bruns- � . . � -i Bing and Jlts. Thomson, were mtentive. bus it wo� hundred acre farm of as flue bar large nu , much regret is expressed that Sir John � ' - L d ng the year 713 nf�w mernhero. di- good wheeliijg for a couple of da s. On ly listened to, and were biEbly ap ,,Ln,paa , ere is in Canada. the compass c6nv jed at the Canada don had the iniefortuue to have one had not f urther prolonged his stay In � Z . . .. - � fol'JoWS y el of - . I as . , I . I : Tunkeramith, 202; Tuesday night an4lier snow storm pteciated. England, which was productive of - . - ; So amply had I rovi8iou GobD WoRiK.-Messrs. -Ross, Swan & Methodist Church,' Sunshine. until the his fingers seriously crushed by - being M I . r(Vill'op, 175; Hallett, 336. The came on and siuce thbn there has been been made for the "inner wan's," that Boyeii, on the 5th inst.'Ahresbed for building was litetally packed. Mr. G. caught -netween the cogs of the wheels much benefit to him. . � o the 1, � LL ant of property now imaured is a mixture of 81'eighing' and wheeling. sufficient remained over for a Social on Mr. John Hagan, of the' Parr Line Kirkby was unanimously appointed of a straw cutter. -Mr. Mulligan. snpervigor of the � - L M I . � L .. - � . 0 010. The premium notes field What we will have ne'xt, deporient the follo.ving evening. The proceeds St n1ey, 51 bushels of clover seed n . .. I ,,, � I . a � .� - i ' chairman, which position he filled CREDITA.BLE.-For two years past Mr. Prince Edward Lnuatic Asylum,hoi4, - I.- figur-0, for . n he 31st of December amaunted saith n6t. Those who like variety in of the first -night amounte a seed Carefully prepared James McCool has been Secretary of been found guilty of stealing� L - - I - t1n, d to over $50. the short time of six hours. Th with great ability. . He * � I I �`,,� I L . � :" I I L 62.926. During: the year there weather ought to be well satisfiad this* VITAL STATISTICS. -Fro as *eighed before the men left. - The recitations were g on by the schodars, the Hallett Grange. The duties of the propriate -1 , I r3 M . Wm. wl I i d to his own use supplies put. - � Parties , _ .:. � � *erp 722 policies expired. struck off aud wiuter.--Ar. i400ney wishes US to st&te McConnell, Clerk of Tackersinith. we samd gentlemen threshed for Messrs. and music, vocal a d instrumental, also office, lowever, have;Ao a large extent, chased for the aiylum, and has Lf&tid 7 - tbat if hi'8 Diollt � - - - - T ,� � � Z I � � - U�ofled,represeatine insured property 0 cla-ises, which have learn that for the half year end Dg 31tit Jamela 'Forest, D. Stevenson and Goo, by the scbol&rs and by 'an amalgamated been performed by his daughter, and as fied his accounts. An investigatiou. _- I Ines, wuu� . ; I . � - - rtbevalueoi!81,048.86056. Tooffset beencarriedou uliderthe auspices of 'December there were registered in. that Auddirson the same number of bushels choir. in which the following took part: the bu8ineiis of the Grange is large and - into hi's conduct eritered into by tb6- � . . I I i- - RdO there was an increase of 71343001- the Mechan,cs'-Iustitute, are not better township 36 births ; 5 marria4es and per h�)nr that they threshed for Mr. Mr. A. Scott, HNS aggie Scott, Mills extensive, their duties were not light. trustees has resulted in Some rather - � -1. before tht , -, ber�, iepresentinu in.qured property to attended he will .be Lobliged to 'Close 19 deaths. Of' those who di 3d foui Hogan. . .1 i , . I .1 I ... . . Olver, Mr. W. Ott, Mr. Thomas So well did she discharge them, that a startling discoveries. Finding that -he - _. L �� . -1. , - . the! val�e of 6902,045. Begi as this thew up entiFely.-Large- quantities of were under one year of age, could no longer coDeeal his ,aish,)n0A - - wfii1e the I . I I -four over SPhIOUSLY ILL. -The many friends Reid,and Hisses Pri 8ci I I& and Ella 0 Ivor, wholesale house in Tor -onto desiredto .- . - there were 27 policies tratisforred. ice are uow.beinu hauled from the Eg eighty, and one over ninety, and thiii in of M�. Joseph Higgins, Collector of the A very appropriate address was given secure her Services, which offer was practices, th6 late supervisorconsi4end- . , I m I I .. � I . The total: receipts f, ir the year &in nunt moudville mill pond. It is not of very a total population, of 3,300. 1; would towul4hip of Stanley, will reg�et to by the pastor, Mr. arks, after which & refused. I I - it prudent to leave Charlottetown. ifo .4-: I I . ed 0 $5,598.15. and the expeudi�ure, good qualitv �bis iear--ProfeSsor Jones . I � ",- I . . . i __ , � - � - I � Seem from this that they are a remark- Ioarn that be was prostrated by a par&. suitable reading w s given by T. ReiJ, aid him in his fliebt from the officerls I I-- I . . � - I ��,T � , - _ , � . �L + I �. tuefuditig Ing,4es.- to 15.354.22, teaving a is to sing at a concert .in Paisley on ably healthy, long-lived people n Tuok�- lytic st,roke on Friday lost. He was whose pleasant mile and wi ' . iaensau- . of justice be took tbe : horse b I * ' . k . I � I SarOns of $243 99 on tha V'oaes trausac Tuesday evening next. -The last meet- ersmith. . I 1, Buing e onging � � � I 0 the institution and a vajuabla lisof,ali R, A LNG � I - on his way home from the residence of manner took a str ng 1-hould" on the ENTERTAINMENT. ' The Christmas . __" . '011ticil w-gs held on , THE LATE MRS. MCCONNELL� -Mrs. his d6ughtor, who resides on the Bauble minds of the yoa`3g ladies. - Valuable owne4- by Dr. Blanchard. A warrant .V, 7 I GOB. The losses by fire amnuut,sl to ing of the old C - tt . I - - - tree entertainment given in connection . , , I !!!! - i - were gi . ven wasissued forbis arrest. .Ni.-_� . 2116-42, and thig amount waq paiti to Moud&y evening. The priuciPal -busi- McConnell, mother ,of Messrs I J. Mc- Line; when.le became ill. A gentle- presep ts to the scholars with St. Paul's Sabbat-h School in � A I ' . Wrespective psirties as, follows: H6n ness trunsamed was Lhe passing oi ac- McConnell,'Hi%bart,"and P. M Council. man'met hirn on the Bayfield Road and f rom the heavily la en tree, after which Hodgins' Hall, on Thursday evening . - n� ; I 0 ' -Rurglars have been busy during., - �,� �, � aorgon, , PlAcKillop, -1-650 89; Colin couf1ts to the arnount of about $86 . Tuckersmith, died at the resi ence of founA him y -ir seVeral - , AULT - , A L - , - . W, � I - h il - I ing over the dash board of all dispersed to t homes last, passed off very pleasantly and the past week. The Great Wasteim - R i, - � , -, f�mlith. Stanley, $333.33; Martin, The usual gralit of 625 w&8 voted to t a the latter on the L5th inst. he had the a y pe - He was we.11'pleased with the evening's pro. successfully. Thetreewas beautifully Railway ticketoffice at Bar rd LW - ,; 4- IN, -A Gi tuolkeramitb, $4 ; Rev. Mr MeNmugh. MtLyor, also $75 to the Fire Brigade.- reached the ri pe age of 99 years, having all I fo as _ � I . . . OD�Q,ft,,,Trfectly Senseless ceedings: � � I I 1 SL4 -, LindskV, God -rich The danciu � eyed to the residence of __ lighted and well laden with Presents, broken into on Saturday night and the A -, --.----- - .,.t � i 4- . Walton, 9 aNsemilly huld in, Carduo's been born in March, 1782. She retain- Dr. cod, and under medical treat- IN -1 � - � � I . - T,'ermft,n. McKillop, Hall on Fr day ovenjn4 I!, many of which were very handsome- drawers rifled, but the soa-reps only got - �.. -1 ; qbip 81 016 I I lr_e�ll I - � ' I &t passed off ad all her faculties uutil the liwt, and rnent ree I , � �� -` � I . ,overed sufficiently to permit of I . I -, , 1r,c 4 , . .; A11,17colborne, $584.81; Mor very suuc, 8,f Lilly. The literary and musical part Of the about thirty cents for their trouW. Z � H,V op - 1. � ,.a, � � Aifficult � W � I � -There were about in her aU, days was able to recognize all his removal to the residen FAR,A1 PURCHASE,el-Mr. Win. North- progrw-mme was, very good and well I Early on Sunday morning burglars - L...., T I . - �, time& Ault .. I- . . , - - I i� - Hallett $277.90; -Drisnall, Me- fifty ,couploki present. All were delight- her acquaintances. She had never been Elliott. bia son-in-law. Hopes are cott. of the 2nd concession of Ha,y. has carried out, the same consisting Of f entered Nathan G. St. Mary% drug I— I elusion thal i I � I - - � - X i1o;: $645.47. , These are the el vOith the mu,dc- furnisbed by the do- "riously ill but had been rather feeble etitertained for his recovery, but it will purchased a farm for the Elam of 33,000, readings, recitations and music, vocal tore i E ex ntr , b w op - - six mouthu, I r cipal it . i 13 B so ce � e le en the - �._ .. � I mouths in t I CIBIK X)f importance tachmetit froto the 7th FusileerB, Lou- for about a N+ar revious to her death. likely he some time before he is wholly on the 4th concEssion of Hay. Mr. andinstrumeutaI. The attendanceon I safe,andstole money and jewelry I - . � p -t . � ch the report - co . ntain. These don. -The w embers of the Seaforth Deceased wa� a native of Arm . , Ire recovered. . . to _11- turna,will' bt, 94ta ements .were em ineqt1v satig - Fire Brigade iatend having their an- land. Her remains were inte Northeott intends to go into the gra he .oc6asiou was gratifying, and the I the amount of $1,200. The burglars . - - I , � din the _' MANY A SLIP, &c. -A young business. We WiBI bim success. , receipt , s sat - - I - . .- �� perfeet genA. I � r THERE's . zing t rac rk to, the meetinma, .-i,nd they w1al -u[)1)er at the 0orninerce' i0actory. Thus pleasantly 11 bored a hole in the top of the ss& - � � �� to wba, otht - -nimouslv adopted. on the eV6L1ir10 ial Hotel Irishtown cerDetery on SELturday last. man recently out from good"old Eng- I , � L � � - . REMOVED. - Mrs. Peter Henderson I ended the last Christmas tree enter. � aspau at,50, - I i 15�_ � I . I ;0 t Una ,\4r. JaS.' of Tuesday, the 24th SCHOOL MATTERS.- A meeting of the land bevame Smitten with the charms and,family have lately removed to God- 1 tainment of th.3 season. : about the size of a pea, and used nitxo. I I m 5 80c t-uft dus . cEwing. of Tucker,cmith, having re- iti-4.-Mr. L. Meyerh,d a set of valu- School Board was held in glycerine. ThealctualloRsisestim&ted blark teas- . 1ittly's hotel, of -one of Stanley's fairest daughters, erich, where they intend residing for 'I BRIEFS -Slight Bleighing. A little ' . . - � nearly evi-'rV W 1090ed hiR office as Director, his resig- able 8ilver-trioui-ited harness stolen Eg'mondville, according to statute, for � and After paying her court for sever%l I at81,500. An iron cash box whieh I -1-1 - . - Va-40n was accepted. and Ur 4ames from his driving lionae on Tuesday the purpose of receiving the P(11 book weeks he determined to bring , Some time. As Mrs.' Heuderson was 1, more snow would make it good. -Woo d coDtained sixty dollars in gold, wag I . Large buyt� 1914er was elected in his stead. The ovelling lamt.-Mr. John Ward has now from the Ret i matters i one of the first sett lers in this part, She 1, is and basbeen for some time past a found empty some distance wc - - keep ILI i kin I urni , _St of the - . I allo%- u,di-cl i b - to a 61imax, but unfortunately for him- will be sadly misse , and we all. join in t scarce article. A few days' good place on the Canada Southern Railway I " I __ ' I 7 . gauou-s of lz� ,�g officers in the sev . retinng directors this year 'were frora ou han,l 28 orders for harness for Mani- Oral wards, wbic showed the fc)llowing se:t, hot being very well up to the -way wi � C . .�.. � ts on i . Hutlett, and a ballot wars tah-on f4 the tol,a. Tlos is -no I � Sb1ing that happi, ess and prosperity ; bleigbing is oul required to make it tra k. A drawer from the safe,seversl � - . - resu s, y � � for 0a I �. )duds of f-�l . A bad for Seafor � th.. ' It viz.: Ward No. - 1, J*cob Mc. that such things are done in ,this will attend her wb ever she goes. 1 plentiful. -The' holidav entertainments watches blown to pieces, a 1�ew gold '� - g�00&& ss�v le , Mr. Alex. Stewart has got hi � . I I � i � Olon of Directors to reprdRetit that S pacing. txee; No. -2, George Sproat, re' looted; couniry, he "popped the question," not THR VOTE. -The following is a s I are now almost at an -end, and PO,ople I rings and a pocketbook containing some 3:- : Minsbip. The ballot resul:ea in the Pout:Y it, flom pasture and is nowready No'. 3, Peter Daymond; No. 4, Duncan I tate- Bait wens. , e0tion . I- . I I ' ' of tha following gentlemen as to the young laily, but to bar parents. ment of the votes DAled for each can- ! are once more settling down to th ' I � , ; e- notes were found on Monday in - I . by the barr,� . to warm uP s -me of the fast nags �McGregor. Moved by Peter Aikeu- The , old - orning " - . 9-riectors for tile. ensuin--_ tbres years. folks, were, quite will . �._, � I ' didate at the recent municipal election I ordinary routine of daily life.-Xr. under Green's grain warehouse ancl . aroun-1 towu.-It is expected'that the head, seconi4ed by John Wood-, that ing and gave their cheerful assent in this township, aq given by Mr. Fos- Wm*. Moir, of this place, Bold, a, few , . a 6 Our crrcx 7iz." John McMillan,' John Britton. � Rev. Dr. Wild. of Torwito. will d liv r Sarnuet Walluce act as chair - 1. � were restored to the owner. The bur- tering dunt ' � I R. 'Snell,,J. Morgan and Mr., Ford. (nie of bis celebrated lectures in this tho year 1882. Moved in amE I 1_ .let Ruy of �01 - �, . an for This,' of course, rejoiced the young ter, the Returning I fficer: For Deputy 1 days ago, to an American buyer, a bay I glars were -traced as far as Treutou, t I � ndmene m an 14 heart, and he hied home in the Reeve 10 I I - i. rely on getti t a I . ert I I d I _', 4 , I I uee ion of arneDding tEe by-laws toww tLbout the 7tih of next month. The by Saxaue I -Wall ace, seconded by Jacob. best bf spiritm. The following night ' some price of $350. -Rev. B. B. Keefer, ' , i - I Samuel Ra nie, 312 ; John C. I mare, for which he received the hand- I Michigan, as the fellows . to witl he insured aga-inst Dtictor will come here on the invitation. McGe , KaIr,flei&-h. 237. ouncillors- Henry , , used a ban . - iolaiiff .grocei I . . 1 OU Y, � ! ; car from this place to Amherstbu Z.- :'� .for Ault & & that David Manson te chair-' he applied to the young lady herself, -Heyrock, 336; Job�,l F. Moritz, 320 : rg - . One bythe ,use �nf LRtparn of Britannia MasoDic Lodge, and the man for the current year. ' . ; of Wingh-am, shipped, from here on ,t and then tbrew,i.t off tbe track there. ', seaford-, 7 I I The amend-' assurbig her all was right and that be David Sur 2�1; Alex. McEwen, * Tuesday for Chicago a car loid of po- 1 On the _s m . - . 1 7 . . - ptb and'with 3 nth. II duly, orus I a a night A. J�. I e .- I . by M � I --produce and commissi<5n merchant, ____ . . . free of � as -1 - "I - elected chairman. Moved r. Man- As s(ion as she was made to under- COUNCIL ;M RETIM.-At the last meet- I Smith, also shipped from here on the i had biB safe, which is kept in his waxe- . �. cell] and iusT .good deal of warr but will, of9cour8e, be open to the pub I tit -got the consent of her parents. 223 ; Noah,Fri�d 5; Win. Sn'der 20. 1 tatoes.-Mr. James Lang, of Tucker- * IN. a.- , 8 erg - discussed at considerable lecture will b6'under lodge auspices, ment was lost and Mr Wa bad j 6 � . - I I I r the preseat - hTlaws. members � lie ' - The remains of the late -Mrs. -son, second,ed by Peter Aiken . head, stand what he me -ant, she very quietly, .1 � . � . - . ve � ! � their propertv - � I � . . . if -Treas- but nbbb the less indigna�ntly, told him counts were passe� - C. luoir, planting ' car load of choice apples. -Quite it i the same gang. A draft for $1.,60() was . I To Deralitted to- use steam - thrmhers. Catherine Biggdr were remo d from that George Sproat be Becretar3 ing of the - Counci the following so- : same day, and for the same market, a house, blown open, it is Presumed by . . . is destroyed the Maitland Bank Cemetery, on h I Xtirevr for the carreat year.- ,arried. .that 4e might mar4. her parents if he shade trees on . rc ugh their use -the COMP"Y isnot re. I 5th intit., and were taken to Ton t� e big iway, $2 ; repairing K- number left here on Thursday for Clin- p Ily d t y a but tber W - ,- :)nto ad -by Mr. Manson. Seconded by liked, .t Marry her, and ' artia-� as r;o a ,, as , 6 as . --and interred beside those of bar hus. � scraper, 01.50 ; H. Oka, planting trees I'ton, to attend the Reform Convention I . . sible for the� loss. A I motioll to I ,I but he couldn� * " - I i Mr.Aikenhead, that the Secretarybe at the mi a ti y in the safe the thieves in " � � i in ime gave him to under- on highway, 04-25 ; 1H. Willet, gravel, i held thera,-Mr. R. Cosa, formerly of I no molle . I . � ; . I I . , L . I . this case had a bootless task. � - - 1. I 11 I I I �, , - I . I � � 4F . . � � 11. . . I - :v- I __ � I . � I � - . -1 �1 . I ! 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