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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1882-02-24, Page 8a _______._ ___ _______�___1_- - -- -- --- ___ - I - . _ -1-1-..--,. -.--. !_ . - _ — �� - - - -- - � �� - I-., - 1,_;7o______-_ __ ___ ___ __-_ 11---_ , . I I __ � . . r _ 1�__ I . -1 I I - I _. - � ____ ---.--,- __ � 1% . I - 4 �_ 1 . � I- I .- I I � . � . � . I � .1 I � . - I . . . i, . � -.1 I � - I �- _-1 ___ - - - 11-1 __ - I . " ] - �_*, . i I � I I � . � ; . � ; I - � . I � I I - . � I I - I . : I I " I . . I I ; . i I . � - I I. ! . I - . __ � . i . I I I .. � - . - - - . � . i - . ., - I . � . - � . � . . . � : I . � , i - . . j . � . : . . I � � I I I �. . -1 I f :�., ! I jjpl.,ffl� - 1. A I . : i . . . --I:-- : . __ 7 7 , - . . . � I I . __ - - � .. : I I � - �� . 0. . � F U - � - - - - � - , — __ � 1, . .1. I - - �. _ - - - 7 __ -1 . i - i __ - . ,�'. � - - f .- %� I . - .. 1�_ - . .V1 �7 1___ _�__ � - I . 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I . . . - - - ` �'__ . __ ".. . I I I- � . . I � - - � � � . . I - I ; . . I . . , . i � . . - . I- - . - - I I � . - .. __ - . i . - I - � L. �.L � � X W01001111 - �_* I , �, ; i � � . , i - 14 11 � I FzmuAR-y 24t 1882. f.__� .- I . I . T N Z posi,rOR. — - . �� ! I . HE HURO , I - : E�. . i I . . ; I V - � - _. . I � � . . . ,� _w - . i �, .._�_ 1� __" - I I . UL C �f, � � L _;_ i V I - I . . I . 11 _____ — - I : � winter, he Iffent to Friedeburg for an- , An __1 . . � I I I I I a Wd si.��ine. The Reeves were in- DUNCAN & D IN OF, � I I I Lookhwb, who made , . i - has Sold his 'SOLM ,of matched -buys to was Mr. G. other load/of lumber and had it so I . I . . I � 1. I I t oral i and water sup ' I tod to proceed to Toronto to inter. I . I , I F�L . bion and relative Mr. T. -A 'T time that the in- . kir , a seconc � � .. ply; cost of produo .." Sharp for $250. -My. Thog. short j1nPrOmPtu Speech, after which a st'7,to �_ " . I fluvou (ts ptositov* gon - Mardis, V16wt�AeOntagio0overnment on Raji- badly frozen - I - I . :,� 1 - points the rior,a. of Mr. T. Pi of Dublin, recitation was given by Mr. G. -dic%tions of a speedy recovery are very - I � . - . profits. Th - ese, are the main � . I Oro*, m Messrs, 4. way matters. It W,as,resolved, to place I I . ___ — , - 4444�� . . . . . . ,,,�� ___ I.- judges will ,. be required to. take into P.;ad Mr. Jarm Walsh, J4, son of Mr. foll6wed by readings fro i . ig fund, bleak. 1 \1_17 . . _� 11 - -1 - � . tll_fv- aik "Jam as Lockhart, Jame& Cow. the monies of the, Gorrie sinkii: ' � . j �' ling their as- as W'stsh, contractor, of this town, Tambull, Jam Mr. Walter IE[abkirk) SEAFORTH.. - � I .1 I . * sideration in. awarc char- - R9TVANV,b.- I � , . . . L . . . f:. L M- tile an, G. Lockhart, G. Murdto, and Wm� and the a,corued interest in some � L t DIST-RIOT #TTERS. aon j3rkr�l% i - . � cislons. Two judges an to be appr�nt- who ste now engaged in the mercan - who left for Michigan in the fall, to - . I I . �, -1 I i � . � � 7 � - J� I I __ __ - - ed 6om outside of the- distric% and itL business in Detroit, are at present in A:nderson, formerly of Sbiforth. Taken tered bank. Thwuext meeting of the otarned - I I I i � the work in the lhmber'WO04's, r � I council will bo held at Gorrie on lb � I � I 4, tl se Bal&tious were con. � : . ,; I I ing to avail the event of * them faihnK io agree on townand intend spending a few days as a whole a lays ago. One of his fel, - � � 1 n4 = - -_� 1, MaDic&L.-Those deeir I day 'in March, when path. home a few ( ------- - .. � VW . 41 "I - i - sidere :_ i , 11 -kb elves of the medical ft'rviae3 of Dr. a. S. any point th d of the first order, both pleasing third Wednes �' , H a Pmident cd the Arm As. visiting friends. They leave for De pound -keepers, and fence- low workers, Mr. J. W. Ryckmaul - . _..., 1. . i 11 . beer in I and instraotive. The singing was fully masters, ] . i one day, - 1 4'' Byerson, Occulist, of Toront�, Will please . .__ . �r I 14 - I . so'ciation is to be the arbiter. In eleo. troit on Monday next. . - " �� I I", 9 ,1,: - .nivA that he will beat tM I blon Hotel, St rat- � . 0 represented by Mr. T. and Miss M. viewers will be appointed. 4 while working in the woodE _ I T 4 � Lf 4? ,r I toral distriote, where those farms have I I . received a blow in the face from a limb -1 - . .. I ick on saturday, February W as usnal. . I . ' . - 11 I ,'� 1 f. 1 A I Thompson, also by Messrs. McLeod I - [;, i, �, FRxsH olean.ciovo and Timothy competed, a bronze: modal will , be Tuckeramith. whiell fell from, the top of a tree, ran- - I . - . I /. - I - - 1, � -, r and Beatty, of Soatbrth. A few closing I�Wh 7bral I- I , - .4 i, il, Sood, Bluk Austrian oats, toot. Nation Wheat awarded to' the bes*_ For the best -Mr. Robert Lang, of daring him unconscious for sel, TAILORING- DEPARTMENT, .. 1. - I L �1. PzaRoNAL. remarks were made by Mr. W. J. Shan - . � I r'.111 s" Seed Peas. A Variety (, f all kinds of Eta farm in the group a gold medal will be REsiGNzD.-80m6 complaints having hours. No doubt this, laboring OU I � __.. - I I * I . . ; , - Seed and -Pro- . this -township, who sold his 'farm a I 1� L i I zi and g&r&nL Seeds at Mowq on's . uon. On next Friday evening the 41 . &:Wmded, 'and for thes000nabent,s ail- been lodged with� the trustees against / . L - � Ii 'r,- �� Vision 86we, nnb door to his grooery store. . short time ago, is. now prospecting in Walter's excitable mind, caused his I o I . _T i. "i .Subject for debate will be, ,,Resolved, I the Principal of t�e Public Soh,)ol here, liasty departure. I , � !, J1. . 7424- ver medal. In this way, there will be . L :- L" Tomm Cash. M. KoRWOON.' Manitoba. From letters recently re. that Britain is a greater nation th6jI a,u investigation was made in reference Everything Now and Fashionable 7 . � I _.�_4 .L-Wa6te4l,'immefflats- competition between the farms entered ,. I I Buy WAXTRD. I I . , z ': oeiied from him it is learned that he is the 'United States. The affirmative is I r, and the trnatees came to � �L I � - So all to � I r� r, an apprentiss to the earri ago and sign pLint - for each electoral division, w Wroxeter. to be fo=d in Wor�steds, English, � .. 1, ! 4 13. 1 to the matte . L I _ , . , - 41311 W1LLIAZ8j .90A r between the far much pleased with the country and to:b': taken by Messrs. James Cowan, iris], — - ,�� 1 iR ing business, Apply to Jk, a I - � I —1 , I , - maof the whole group. the conclusion that the school was not cotch Suitings, English and " --- � : : . will probably purclaase laud, there� with MARRETS.-Fall wheat $1.20, Scotch and A . F . � L, forth. 742 , tL George. Mardis, , H. ,McIntosh, and A. .. - i T - - We hope hat Huron will be well repre. . hold properly in control. Mr. Ray- � - 1 ! ff . ' fall wheat $1.22, spring wheat $1.23, French Trowserings, &c., &o. . ,_ � FIFTEI i the view -of making it his future home. Dickson, by Messrs. � I q ; ?� slid the negative . 1 CouNom Doiwis-��Ai the meeting of sented in this eompetition. We have . mond, the teacher, resigned his posi- t, I.. IJ]EB � i , �', PRoPjraTy TRAiqSAOTIONS.—Mi. Chas. oats 39c., batter 16c., lard l2jo., eggs I , � WB:0 , � jI � . 4 �_ - : :j k the town,council hold on Monday even- always held that there S. Turnbull, G. Lockhart, G. McIntosh, tion as Principal on Tuesday last. � ! ,�_ - � . � . I I are "good tberhardt has sold his fifty acre farm . 1 l6c. per dozen. . I - ; i _ �- poun- . � Mr. Wm. McIntosh . - � W and James Lockhart. As this is a very � I I Re& amend the dog farms and as d farmers inthe : , � F lug it was (ISO . on the 3rd concession of Tackeramith, PRESRNTATION Uworx Tom. -The Howard Clifton i 1'� � -4 i ;� ,, by" uciu the amount of ty of Huron in any other county i interesting subject,Ahe speakers well . NADIAN TWEED& " ,": ! i tax by. 4&w in near Egm.oadville, to Mr. Daniel Ran- chosen, *and will most probably ,be 'the I was mal�e the r�cTjpient of a very hand Troupe gave a performance in the BARCAINS IN C� EDWAR , - m 1.50 to $1, and the Province. ow is the time to test - � - � . , � , j tax on male do from I nedy for the sum of $3,400. Mr. Eber- last debate this season, it is expected some watch and guard and a purse Of Town Hall on Tuesday evening. Some i I .. - 0 � L wt i on female dogs from $ 50 to $2. Mr. and prove this It ' ald be a grand, j I � I money, on Tuesday last, by the congre- of the quartettes among them, "Moon- - � . . , 1, would fall tc hardt has purchased the farm. of- Mr. there will. lie a good- tam out. � James A. Cline was rVe pointed , Chief thiLng if the,gol medZ ) the I - , on the 9th, concession of 'Hib- , '. I gation of St. Andrew's Presbyterian �. �f, � . . Norris - light on the Lake," "The Village Bells," I � I i i Engineer of the Fire rigade, in com- lot of one Of ou Huron farmers. - � bert, for $6,600. This is a splendid - Church. A costly cruet stand was &Igo and "The Laughing Chorus," were . WILL SW - 1 i H pliance with the requ t of the mom - 4- Brussels. nted to Mrs. McIntosh. ThO beautifully rendered. The acting of : ;-v f. �,i : L farm. It was sold three years ago by prose .Good Suits Alrade to Order at Pric,a ; I I . � �e�. �� i bars of the bfigade. he salary of the FARmwzLL Suppma.-La,st Tuesday Mr. George Bale for the Bum ef 87,800. GR&ND TnuNx R4nw,&Y Ticket Office, presents were accompanied by a well Uncle Tom did not seem to come up L . I �. � - . � . I 4 town clerk for the resent year Was evew.ng the Canadian Order of For. Brassels. Tiakets for all points East and West that Cannot F, ail to Suit All. `1 ..�' f j� I At this rate, property in Hibbert don't Call before purohming elsewhere. 0. R. CooPRR chosen address. Mr. McIntosh replied to what the audience expected, &I- I . . '. �1 t 'fi fixed at $200 and that lis. office hours resters gave a supper at Bowden's . . . I P . . SPLjNDL � � " t seem to be &dv CID much in value, Company's Agent. 742 in feeling terms, thanking them. most though parts of the play were given in I I � .- I , 11�' 9 be from 9 & t;. -to .1 in. A petition Hotel,w a mark of rqapect to Mr. James an Mwards. ce of a very natural, life -like manner, and the � I I I'D LV I I . I- except it. maybe b M&RKBTs.—FaR wheat $1 20 to $122, kindly for the honor and eviden r!T 11 ii I from -the hotel keepers, asking for a re- Watson, who left here on Wednesday . I � I I i �,, &NoTnEia HoRsz Soxm.- Mr. Henry Spring 01 20 to $1 23, peas 70o to 75c friendship shown him, and wishing singing of Eva, wa,s the crowning piece L - -i .1 11 over until for the land of the boom. After the � L � _L . .1 � L I �, �� 9 duotion of licenses, was left Mason, of Tuokeramith, has sold'his oats35c to 36c, barley 65o to 75c, pota- them every prosparity in the ragged of the,evening, the greater part of the 1. I - , * * , . q . , I L .t next.meettag for bonaderatioxi. After Iarge company had done SmPle Justice well known Stallion, "ScOtland's toes 55c to 60c, hay $12, hides $6 56 to journey of life. lie leaves for Manitoba landienod being considerably affected by Parties -wishing good Substantial ; - ,.., . - I . 1WHIng n P in . � L I I � " i - i - , , , �.; " a few accouits the cou oil o an excellent repast, gotten u Glory," to Mr. Joseph Hunter, Of the Tweeds, cannot do better than call and . .1 � , "! 47, butter 16c to 18c, eggs 16c, salt per in March. it. Owing to the severity of ! ��, idjournedto meet at ' a call of the Iminehost" Bowden's best Style, the. ff L. '-- 17 % I examine our Stock, as we are o � �� , il Pinkerton, county of Bruce, for the barrel ,retail 85c, per ton 12 50, -beef TEoz LA13T OF THE SE&sox.-A social weatherthe house was not so well I ering __ - I . . i.- ln&yQr. table was cleared and the more im-k �_. - � . , , : - sum of $1500. Mr. Mawn has traveled 86 to 06 50. assembly was held in Watson's Hall filled as it would hav' been under other 66c, 75c, 90o and $1 goods FIFT z . I �� . EEIT I i: � H - 0 . 71 � N . � . tportant part of the programme wX,j � - k_ , . i 4- this horse in the count of Huron LOCAWTIZa.-Lot 30, Concession 11, last Friday evening, at which upwards circamsta have PER CENT lower than they c I -- I 1� � . em -It i y .for noes, but so far we be T� I q J! 'TEM RJORT KIND oir .& Boom. S 'opened by the chairman, Mr. John H. 3t purchased el;�where. S ' an �� TEN OES' �� . � � --t ' five seasons, and there are few of the of fifty couples participated, includi �. - :m I � , "'! . re some McDougall, who proposed the 'toast of- 11. , L : � : ��'i refreahing to know them there A , Grey - was Sold by auction at Brussels, Ing heard of none who regret in the leai eventy-Five � � � I r_� many, valuable horses we have had -on Wednesday Idst, for the - Bum of #2,- some from Wingham, Clinton, Luck- the time speqt listening to, the Howard � Remnants from two to six yard lengths __ _ �1� � , , � -__ I towns in -'Ontario where the Manitoba -The Royal Family and The Governo - 7. ', to clear out. -.. -, . � 11 . I - at- COS1 . . � here that have left better stock behind goo. Mr. Coates, of Grey, was the pur- now and other towns in tbis vicinity. Clifton Troupe. - I _� -1. � � . ��' "boom' has not set t - people wild, but General of Canada," coupled with the . - � I . � ; I I ' them or made more money for their an � .. � ve TI -N � -.,. - � r � 4. that& -boom" -of a ore substantial name of Mr. W. G D I ff who remponded chaser. -Sleighing for the past few days The dannem partook of an oyster P- A o SALE.- The auction sale' � % ' I I . .1 * � . , owners. Mr. Hun -ter has, therefore, has been very good, and farmers are per served up in excellent style at �tlhe, held at Mr. W. Z. Watts' furniture I I 0 and profitable cha " r is being In- by Singing the natiga%'l song�,_, I 'Red, I I I 1 q - . . I . - . 1, I got a first-class- horse, and he will soon making good use of it. -Mr. B. (lerry Commercial, after whiob they resumed warehouse on Saturday last was, all . Z � ,� pmtod. In a let r recently re- White and Blue." T a next toast, the. I 1_. I . 1 Sul - 2 1. . -he becomwas general a favorite in the vi- intends moving his hardware stock into things considered, a success. A large I . - - 1, - ceived-frow Mr. r. M. ayden, former- one of the evening, � their - pleasure, which was carried ,,I . ` given by t : I -.1 - cinity of Pinkerton as he was, in Tuck- till. the, -wee Bma' hours." This is the � , 7 ��, : �i ly of this town but no of. Sarnia, he chairman, whp ,spoke' in the highest - the store at present occupied by J. A. stock of furniture was sold at very HOUSE FURNISHINGS. ; . i - Hevvy Yard I - 111 t - 'Garlick, In Holmes' Block. Mr. Gar- - re so i F_ I . I the sarrounding town I . ble prices. Mr. Watts has Still f, F .1 , _f sting 8 - . � . � , i early openingv terms of Mr. WE Son a a good citizen eramith anc - last of the season, and we must car a na I , . U says -_�"Anticilp - . 1, Ships. I tainly admit that it w as a Success in the U . ! , i �, � .. .�. of navigation., thing$ ,, a � beginning W'� and general favorite, t the same time Eck will remove into the adjoining Store o hand a considerable amount of far. Carpets; ,�ijace , Curtains, Cretonea, � � - I ii I - � I . I . COUNCIL Mxmmci.-The Council met in the same block. -Mr. Donald Me- highest Sense. nitulre, and we believe he intends hold , . . � �' get lively here; add to this the "boom" wishing that gentle an all' -possible - Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, ToweL , . . �i � I I � � Ir on the 19th inst. All the members Laughlin, of Grey, sold a lot of laud he LocA.Li-TxEs. - The Blyth Am g 4 � I I - in factories which about to be prosperity &a. Mr. ation replied in: atal in another auction sale before long. . I � � � 0 hug, Quilts, Couuterpanes and Furnish- I � � _` � - I I , . I I I �,,� , - . I �� located here, and e ts for a a nest and feeling sp4 woh, after which , Present. Minutes of last meeting read owned ip Manitoba, the other day, and Diamatic Club play the famous ings, uf all .descriptions. Extra ,value � , I i I -_ � . � � and confirmed. - Moved, by Mr. Sproat, cleared:- 6800 by the transaction. He Irish burlesque,. "The Limerick Boy," - Usborne. . .. 4 '. 7� -aly, very Songs and -sentiment were the order of ;F � . I I I good sesson's trade are certai : in Pillow ,66ttons, Bleached aud 'an- I . , . It _:, - "' - �. I �_ en00%a 1. The Manitoba Fever the evening.- Excellent songs were �L � seconded by Mr. Mundell, that this intends going to Manitoba in the Spring or "Paddy Miles," in Watson's Hall, MORE GooD STooK.—Mr. Thomas - t - I : �, �, does ot our citizens here so badly auncr by Messrs. Duff, Scott, Town,! . _ - , 8 -a another investment, as he says this (Friday) evening.—Sleighing i bleached SheetiDgs, &c. Two cases of I _-� of _ T �; Council accept of the Tres. urer's bond, to x" , 18 Russell, of the Thames Road, Usborne, Prints tb hand tbis week—new designs, �.� 11 -TEN�C]Efl% &��_ -1. . not think that Hollis, Carmichael ad others. Mr.;,� giving security for $12,000, as aatisf,o- it pays.—A convention of the Huron good here to -day, and the wood is fly- has made another valuable addition to handsome patternff,-and very cheap. �?,_:r 11 . I as in Seefortli, and 1, 4 � --Carried; Moved by Mr. Elgie, Methodist Sabbath School Association, his alread fine hard of short horns. . -C �. f . . �, I . . - " I there will be mncbE)of � an exodus from Carmichael's humorous Songs deserve ' Pgry. ing in to th6 salt block, and for local � , 1� i I . seconded by Mr. Hannah, that the was in sesgion, at Bruss�ls, for three consumption as well.—Mr. 0. G. Mar- y � . . .:- . . I I I - - � � kere to the Eldorado O� Canada during special .notice, as he kept the company � - He has recently purchasel the famous .�. - 11 . _. - . : � �, I . � w J I - . I i . - . I - $1 1 lie old town of in high glee each timE he sang. After' following taxes be remitted: Mrs- days of this week. —The regular rn�uth- tin's little son, DeWitt, has been . I � �. - % the coming spring." ; cow "Lady Miller"' with bull calf at her � .. I I i � . ,� rl ". � _... . da,� ' 7 . _ I 11 1. A.i Wm. VanEgmond, 04.16; Mrs. Dwyers, ly cattle fair, at Brussels, on Thursday, afflicted with inflammation of the lungs, I � Sarnia has had its days,, and for- spending a moat plat Sant evening, the! foot. The following pedigree of this I _�' i . ' : '43 - ci�nts, and that the Collector be March 2nd, next. . but.we are happy to be in a Position to I _� 1� - ' I .. I S some years was dull i ab d dead enough, company Separated at a seasonable magnificent animal speaks for itself: r: - . � � � - __ 1 orbdi , ied with $6 uncollected dog tax, . a , pronounce him gaining fast.—Mr. L. ,, We have also received 9, handsome 1� 11 . - , 4)0 . . and we are glad to lear 3, that the tide hour.—Cox. Lady Miller, got by Lord York (26766); - I TABLE .4 1 �, 1� I � - , prizes for poultry all stook of I �:C; ii � kas turned and that W 4as entered up,- I - I 1.1 the owners having left the county, viz.: Wingham. Thorne is taking - j i. . I lot dam Jane, by Bell Duke of Oxford . . . N" -, . , ! Mrs. Alex. McLean, $2 ; C. H. Rich - , � . . — T, he T - I 11 )rio.. Mr. Haydea's LocA.L BRIEF6 over the Provij�ce.- The last success - "I *n a career of proap( , own Clerk ACOIDF&T.—Mr.; Fleuty, of the "Ad- [8aOl 6449; 2nd dam Mayflower, by " I . � , I I . friends will be pleased to learn, that he has been removadtfro�a his old quar- ardson, 61 ; John Coleman, $1 ; Wm. .Vane & was at Brantford, where he succeeded , prin" 6 I a � ;, -; Win. vautgmoud, - -$I.— a" had the misfortune to fal' down . ce of Wales (18630); 3rd dam B. s- Crents' American Pur Felt 1laof - I ., � � I �, has fully - recovered I f1rom his recent ters to the Market Ward, Vi in capturing five first prizes. Tally one - 7-, . I . � ouse, where an stairs last week considerably braising sie Beh, by Captain (11240); 4th dam � - 2 it Carried. Moved by Mr. Elgie, Second- . 0 : . _.. i 4 - Movem illness and hai, - been able to - office has been -fitted up for him. A � himself. . . . for Blyth.—Mr. Hugb . MoTavish, of imported Red Rose, by Baron of Keds- I " �_ .. � I � attendregularly to business since -the more incdnvenien ad by Mr. Mundell, that - no action be Blytb, was married lase � .I . t PIE �ca could scarcely MARRIND.—At the Queen's Hotel, on 'ay In dale (11156) ; 5th dam Rose, by Remus the Latest Stylds in the Market. " , - 20 GET4T1 I � � � ! bit we suppose the. -taken on the account of E. Briggs, Exeter, to Miss Emma Hawkshaw, ; - I lr� - . . ��. Krat of tl�o month. � I have been selected$ - I the 15th inst., John Gellia to Annie � a (11987); 6th dam Old Rose, by Sir � i - . I .1 I f � . I .- I - !, Fathers were studyinf economy, as the amounting to 616, for hou3e rent to - formerly of Blyth. i 1� . . -1 - : ". Cameron, both of Calross. John Says William (12102); 7th dam Kate, by 1; �� . . Win. Johns. —'Carried. Moved by Mr.. 10 I I I � 1 t Tim SEaD SHow.—T e Spring Seed new move will sav3 rent.--L-Messrs. he has "the foine wife, sure, atid we Togstone (5487); Sth dam Catherine, ,I I . I � I ; '. T, - I �'� - I " , - 2, - ; was Scott Brothers ha Mundell, Seconded by Mr. Hannah, that Morris. . i . � 1 7 Show hold here on � riday last , ve P archased Mr. W. congratulate him thereon. by Emperor (10'74)." We beg to 'On- - . . .. I i - - I h, I c � i I I I — -_ "VM VL_5*ii� - �__r V1 It-, 1'.T V 't_� - V�_ 7 __ __r;� I ( I I I Ij I I r - it . - t� 9100 9 1511 �s - p L I �1_ i � T �t�', P11 ;t to ki. , ; L 9 or '�its, I I I � I I P r '� �umber of exhi_ I S. Roberts F. Cook get an increase of fifty cents a - i . 1* ,� very, succossful.. The! on's stock of seeds.—There QUERY.—Who is the youthful as- PERsoNAL. —Miss E. Bosnian, of the gratulateour friend o4 hispurchase, - 9&-Giveusa�&jl,&-ndyou. will find i -, - I I Ti � week for board mud attendance on. Wm. ;� I V �T bl . .1 a .. " I - - � � . I - i i I I - r ;. h quality of the day. Messrs. A. G. McDougall and .- friends in Clinton, where sb�a PurP088B his enterprise deserves. � I � I �� former year, while t over . . , flAN i � �. 1, bitors was consider in excess of any waA.another Manitoba exodus on Mon- pirant for political honor who wants to 2nd concession, is at present visiting and hope he may go on and prosper 1 as our stock and prices right. I z Johns, oommencing on the 19th of shove our, darling Mr. Farrow oSOME . I February.—Garried. Moved by Mr. lw-.i . -� � I I li grain shown was rea iy' excellent. A Wm� 111. Gray and Mi & Kate Brine left - board? And ig North Hur' maining for about three weeks. . ! I r 1. I ' on suoh a, re -1 I . :� ! _:, - :1 eonsiderable aman T of grain also for Winnipeg, and Hannah, seconded by Mr. Elgie, that ; .. at * John Bal- I . Safe Conservative riding as the Mitchell HoRsE DIED --A horse belonging to � - � i ;essrs.' . Brucefield. DUNOAN & DUNOAN, .1 . �1 the following changes be made in path- . � i , The if?llowiag is a list lautyne and James McDonald for . ' ; -, 14 .f elianged hands. Advocate correspondent seems to think? Mr. D. Bell, of the 3rd concession, died d"_nf%,n P-01r.wo _Mr QaLv��l P�;,a _4! . - � I . . i . - , -1 I - �e�t of the successful compotitors : Lost Portage I% Prairie. The last named U18,85ars 1111CL UIVISIons: Alex. XTUOSS, In I hope not. suddenly on Wednesday morning last. - . . I : i - . . .w 1� i -a solc '� � _1 . i I � -1 Nation Spring Wheat.-, lot Thos. Nott, three go to accept situations, and I place of - 1). McDonald; John McFar- IMPROVICKENT.—A move is on foot in Cause unknown. the 4th concession of Stanley, ha I DIRECT I9PORTERS. I I � I 1.� I I laine, in place of John Fitzgerald; Jag. a span of borBes for the sum7 of 0400. i. I � I -, � t -S Hallett, 2d Jag. Ch�suoy, T'ackeramitb, Messrs. Grey and McDougall go to take town, we believe, to have all signs and CORAECTroN.—A trifling mistake ap I . 9 I I . i I . . 2 . I p I � Walker, in place of Thomas D. Morton; .1 - Mr. Peter McGregor, of Brucefield, sold lor Anderson were - ppointed to look i i 3d Robt. Govenlock, gcKillop. Any a hand in the� land llboom-'�-The San Ir ; i 1,1, � a or verandahs projecting into peare4 in the Morris items, about two s ;� - I M CENT . � v On in t Alex.' is thg name of a u George Sproat, in place of Robert portloo 0 ,- a -two year old Canadian bred filly for after the matter. � t was also moved -1 other variety Spring eat. -la oat and:uewsy little � or over the street removed. As one weeki-ago, concerning Mr. J. I - . i . I . � I � - I , . A'tche- $200. 4 . �_, �, Grieve; John Lawrence, in place - of by T. HislOp, seconded .b'y,T- Anderson, .� I - - Gardiner, MoKillop, 2d Robt. Charters, sheet which hails front th6 now famous '; I I I . 1,; Mr. MoCaa; John T. Dale, in place of gentleman remarked: "The stree't, with -son's borse, which was Sold for $120, ,i� � ' . ON A Vism-Mr. Alex. Aikenhead that James John!s .1 . � L � - Tuckersmith, 3d John i Caimeron, Mill Syndicate town of Brauda'n.' It is pub- . it's present vista of bare PO8t8 and f aded instead,,. -of 0150. We make this correc. ' !ton, clerk, be paid . . ; . . . ; 1-1 . � I 11. liz Road, Tuckeramith.-Two Rowed Bar- lished by Mr. W. J. hite, formerly of John Wise; Robt. Dickson, in place of signs, looks like a Swamp the fire has tion forthe purpose of pacifying Mr. and wife, formerly of Clinton, arrived $141.40! being po5tiage, salary, station- I I � I John Modeland: this beat to extend, at Bruoefield on Tuesday, last, from ery, sei;ctilig jurorip. registering births, ; . . . . . . . . . . . - . ley..-lst Thos. Carter, T,ackersmith, 2d, the EVeter Reflector. It sedinsto be a been through." This is a Stop in the Aitcheson's mind, as it was only an . I , . . i -, from rear of 3rd concession to Church . their home in Manitoba. Both Are m ' ", � I I 1. �� A. Tooker, Grey,8d Jas.! Laudsborough, paying institution fro the start. it right direction, and we hope to see it error and not an absolute lie. I - I arriages alld- d-e&thl3, &0-, drain aX_ ,z -! I . i . . street, Egmondville; James roa oot looking hale and hearty.; . 881 ; th, t li� Tackerami�th. Ac er variety Bar- was a good move f r Mr. W1ite when . � � y . carried into effect. . MATAIMONIAL.—Mr. �. Patterson, of I at R. Porter, ool- ;, i� I - � i � - E i 0 to be placed in Charles Routledge's. A GOOD PROFIT. -Mr. Hugh Gilmour factor, be paid 866,:: salary and postage, - � � . . - ay. -14 Robt.- Dick ' , Tackeromith, he left Exeter and want to Manitoba, I W,&NTED. —IS it possible that Wing- the Ind concession, has recently acted � � _ - � - � � i Hill Ioad, 3d Rich division; John Sproat's division t . of the 3rd concession of ,Stanley-, last and that P. McLar@n, treasurer, be paid .. . . I 2d John Cameron, d. and there are not a few others starving . 0 ex- ' . � . I . ham is advancing backwards? It..Ww very appropriately in taking as partner ,,� � � I i_ P ssion ; - " � , Anderson, MoKillop. f 3oramon White at the newspaper business in Ontario tend to the middle of 3rd conce . week refused to accept 01,200 of a pro- 850 as part salary. ' Carried. Adjourn- , - 4 � t - now be in order for Wingham to: dis- for better or for worse, Miss Cautelon of . � ,�Ii Denims, D-uc� . ; -, who would be wise to follow his ex. Michael Williams, in place of Patrick fit, on a Section of land in the vicinity of ad to March 20th,to meet at Patter- Q .� . - I Oats. -lot Jag. Carao, ibm, Jr. Tucker - . pense with her Mayor and her',� Council Morris. We offer our congratulations, Brandon. Mr. . Gilmour has only had son's hall, Blueval �! ades. �, �[ . omith, 2d Wrn. Irels, id, Tackeramith, ample. -The hotel keepers are again Keating; Andrew Patrick, in place of and return to the dignity of :ia 'counti ` -a,nd hope that their joys may more 9, 8 _. - . � 1� .- Iq . 8. I i . . - i � y _! I f.L &I, Jag. Achisou, X .o. lillop. Black petitioning the Council to reduce the David Ferguson ; Daniel Clark, to be a the I nd ome sug months. He intends . - . - . � ' ' ' . village. The new s � odi than counterbalance their troubles. - I I . ;,. pathmastdr .on' Victoria street: this . � removingto Ma#itoba withhi�family Z I � I Oats.-lstGao. Hardie. McKillop, 2d license fee. -Mr. Wei. Pearce, son -in- I urich. - I 'L population at 1,900. This is,lb omiugl' "A GOOD SALE. -Mr. J. Knox, of the in a,few weeks. , . ' . - James Landsborou I., � , os. -I ar er. , law of - L. Meyer, s ,, has been ap, I divisionto"Indhae J. Collie, D. McKay, -in earnest. If oui friend � 0o ,,Ad- 3rd concession, had a very good sale on '0, , CousT.-On Monday - - 4 . JVdg6 Squier : UGE TAI . ! � White � mended for a I pointed Assistant L d *Commissioner P. Cowan,\ - D. Clark; - SABIMTH I)EsEcit,&TioN.-The L .� " oats, highly re � .P. McMillan and vance's" poor, bruis9d head-- ia. - batter, Friday last. There was a large crowd cOm- held Division CoUA in this village when I PROD; U � - � � .. apecial prize, John ' jAllistgr, Hay. I for Manitoba and th Northwest, with Jacob McGee, in place of George Bale. * mittee appointed at the meeting held several cases were disposed of. Law- 1, I will he please explain this.-, Strange present and bidding,was kept up quite last week to protest against the desecra- I � � t Carried. Moved by Mr. 'Mundell, � � - ': yers - � � ' henomenon? ��. I lively. � Yearling colts ranged from $40 omson,of Goderich, .. - � � Small Peas.-lst Robt icksou,Tack6r- head office at Winuip g. The appoint- Z. �0.1 . . Doyle'and Male � amith, 2d -W. S. Manc , Tuokersmith, moat carries with it a very liberal ' P � �� I I . . I secon4ed. by Mr. Sproat, that this tion of the Sabbath by the ranning of were in: attendance. t. . . . �, 3d W� Aturray, T sj%lary. Mr. Pearce as recalled from urn to meet again REivonn.-How is it that 'the young to $50,'and cow's from $20 to 030.' Mr. trains on the London, Huron. and A RE,TOINDER.—MR, EDIETOR _SM L , E. , 0 men of Wingham are allowincl Orillia Cooper, of BruBselsj was the auctioneer, . , $ � K __ - __ __ __ ' ' i at Daly's Hotel, Egruondville, on Tues- 0 � t Bruce Railway on that day, met here _1 t - - , ___ - peas.- lat Thos. No t, 2d Richard his wedding tour to as ame the 'duties Berlin and suoh places to outstrip them and he conducted the sale admirably. � In rePlY to the wrathful effusion of i- . I � I I P . on -Monday evening last. Ther T �', The Siarr Kii . Amderson, 3d Wm. - 11 ay. Timothy of his now position� day, the 28th inst., at the *hour of two ''I I the i Conndil ao now adj' , I t L -Ar.' David,§6 in the matter of political organization ? .. a was Exeter �Timas correspondent of last, - - .� I . ''. . - [ . - _ -4 . . Seed. - Ist Jag. & dsborough, , 2d i wants an annual renta I of $1,000 for he. o'clock p. in. -We have lotR of would be politicia . . Alma. - a large representation of the members week, Imust Say I was *Surprised . , I me( icine," but - �, - ' I I to � , 1, , -.0— as � - �r, of the Committee present. A remon- see how� deep a wound the referen � ,�, mtursl principl i X)bt. Dickson. Clov r Sqed.-Ut Jag. Commercial Hotel, just as it stands, but no Youn- Men's Reform As.,99cia- SuRpnisF, PARTY.—Oh last Friday ce to . I., I . � I . . . 0 - I I - - 7 - a - I r , . , , Kerr, MoKillop, ,"2'd Jag. 'Camming, and a good man in � . — . strano xLgainst the running Of Sunday his corr�apondenca':had made. I I - j - mo,ke oney in - Walton. tiO13. We have plenty of debating evening a number of' the friends and . trs ,t ap_� � z eat, 6f[10aciOUS � � - �� I i that ficare. was drawn up� and sent to the parently went to . �i ,comfortable, aw , . Tacker8mith. Esirly Potatoes. -� let it at . 0 con " S. F. Johnson, I Qu-BRms.-Who sent that mitten talent but no debating club. Wewould well-wishers from Clinton, of Mr. GOO. ,ins � the quick,' and in % - I - , a �� . . I - . 1 - 0 . . nt of fervent' * h eized his -Chi, a's Pad,' , ., -a Watt, Jr., �' Rullett, 2d Wm. of Winnipeg, Mlii o , arrived in town- 1 through the post office on Valentine's like to a thi's taken hold of, and we Brownlee, the new proprietor of th . assion e a �, I Xoh, . Elit b Be manager of the Great Western Railway, mome I � - I Murray, Tackeranaithl �Late Potatoes. on Saturday last. rs. Johnson ao. 1 Day? Mean things I -Can any person I�ava no doubt that either or both of Alma Hotel, paid him a friendly 'but and oirculars were sent to all the min- pen aud .wrote � special pad fol -; � ! La . L isterg between London and K ant I his breath failed !, -Wm,. Murray lot and 12 d. J udges- companies him. -W have had Iota 1 tell - who invented those ug -looking incardin6 him, and when For sale by J � � . . these clubs could be organized Success- un ble to.proceed far- ' .1y un%xpected visit, and extended to him 0 Block, Seafortb; . I Grain - George W&l�er and George of variety in the wayof weather during i valentines that the y asking them to take similar action. ther cried, ,,this is enough." With a ; , � oung men here fully here. a most hearty welcome to the old stand The committee seem determiued'to do referenceto the word, ,unsophisticated,- . I � ! - � . Sproat, Tuckeramithj;" I Robt. Hunt, , the past week. Thare is at pres- were getting dpdly last week? - ,� where he had formerly catered to the - I Kippon, and Jas. Sco�l t. � Roxboro, Mc - I ant good sleighing, but it wouldli LITERLRY SOCI]3TY.—The lit ll Drysdale. - public with so much geniality and what has in their power- to - abate this I am under the impression that it is The Starr Kil - '� . . . ' . XAlop. Rooba-Wm.1 Fowler, Tucker- I not be safe to prophe y as to what may w grievance, and we hope their efforts - � of all who hav . h , I - as well filled -on Friday night, not- Loa&L BRIEFS.-S6veral parcels of general satisfaction to all. The party used in �expretisions Eke the one referred I 91 smitfil, and John Met'dillan, Hallett.' I be 24 hours henc-.- e deeply regret withstanding the inclemency Of the - real estate have changed hands lately, war, composed of about twenty couples will be crowned with success. to, with no I the universal rl� ;� � � � . � flattering meaning but it : � . � — 0 1 1 to learn of the '3 eah of Mr..James weather and the roughue'ss of the -roads, , i PRESENT1TION.—The following corres- is also has a different me . . oases, and only - & . - j � -all averaging fair prices. -The onor- Afterfli� �'usual, greetings and formal tis itself : To Mr. I aniug, and I . � t ' ' I' Young# a mous inducements of Manitoba are in � �- cerejidon,ibLkon such occasions the violins I ; a Exeter Times J� S. Roberts, C . THE FRrzE FA -Rus. � As we have pro- brother of M(. Andrdw Young, The order kept during the proce dings pondence explai am glad to know that th � � . - � L. �' � viously stated, the A�doultaral and i of this town and of 9 a. Hugh Love, of 1 was as good as could he desired. John Landesborough,-D'3ar Sir, -At correspondent had bnly the latter inhi , . . . � a � � ,M- ducing many to move west. -Our &nial were tun'64 up pond all turned in for a the last regular congregatio - I � Arts Asaocla,tion, of ! Ontario, having � Hills Green. M Yo ng died at his I tention. and into-rest.equally" good, nal meeting mind; but I - Treatinent bN . - r. I landlord,.Mr. Jos. Brenner, has pur- 1. pleasant -ovonin'g, Dancing was kept gave 'him the benefit of � adopted the very propor� pl�n of award- l residence in the t2nol hip of Blenheim I held in the Union Church, BLrucefield, this 'before, 8 mle been reco� , I I . . also *adings 'were given by Miss chased the Fountain House. Grajid . up with scar'e,ely any intermission until I imply intimating) that ti 6 t k- , iu- prizo3 annually to tliie be3t managed ' on Saturday- last. He' had been it was moved and uuanim�&iisly adopted another meaning had been takeD. We . I �. " I 0 1 Scott , C. Ritchie, ,and K. McKenzie, Bend, where he will be removing darly an early hour inL the rborning, when the to be th; mos 11 � I ,� farms., have divided the[ Province into ; in failing health for the last thr thatthis congregation ton' means Of conve-N I,- 1, ea or , Music was furnished by Misses F. Fal- iu� April. -The mild and open w her plea ure seekers left for home, Prot eryouahearty will suppose for argumeava sake, that . - � . "a a ty I I . v� groups, placing, in ea�h group, c6unties 11 foar yearf'3'-We would like to give a ton, and B. Maddigan. G. Rell gave d - vote of -tbankfr for I trvices as Pro- I was entirely wrong and that Ino evil � curatives, and 1. ' . I I - j" has almost cleared the lake of ice�'an well tired out but all well pleased with cantor. It was also resolved that the meanin . -�,: , somewhat similar to �ach-other iri pAnt ; prize ohromo to eve man in town An essay on the,subjeat, "Woman," and . - disease awl,com I w - we presume navigation Will open at an the merry evening they had Spent, and. SUM Of �L g could be taken from the word. . I � �' of settlement, qua,li-ty, of soil, etc' The i who is proof against the Manitoba M. Hamilton, C. Swallow, Jj. Campbell, early date this year. all thankfal to Mr, and Mrs. Brownlee $75 to donated to you as a Now I hope that ignor&ne-e is not such it is espe& . . I � on, ' i� o��Lh gro' - and J. McFadzen gave a diE4ogue which TE,& MENTING.—The tea meeting held for thei-k whole so�led hobpitality. . I imyneasurabiv 13 _ � contest takes place. I up al- : fever. -The annual ineuting of -the slight token of our appreciation of such a greatcrime that �t . � - I should lower me . - ij�ll . tf�rnately. This yeael the' competition C -patrons of the Seaforth Cheese Factory created considerable amusement. Don't in the French PreBb 4 Service, gratuitously given at a time in the : stimation i of all my friends. . tive than �ny - �* Lit. I .1 I _�teriau Church on I 0 � . � I falls to Group No. 3, vhlich is composed. j will be held* in the Town Hall on Tues- forget the debate to -nig : Friday last,.under the auspices 0 the when we were laboring under a heavy The Simple Statement of his interpreta- 11 Inedicinal dosin � - *f the counties of H�r�n, Bruce, Daf- I day afternoon next.- he last of the 0 1 - Hi�)bert. church debt. We trust you will over the seat, 0 , . I . ) . .1 . : . Episcopal Mothodist congregatio was I accept tiOn Of & word would have cleared feriti, Gray, Wellin ton, a I arth. i series of 'winter assemblies was held in ' . ' RARE CAPTUILE.-7'A few days since L 0 1 in a spiri in w c I 18 g1ver-. him from all odium J�u,t h -S temper properties 7of t! - - 7 I E ,UO, L MeRwo-P. I L : very Successful, considering the bad I I � . i atries will therefore I be recei ad from i Catd a Flall on Friday evening'last. Messrs. R. Hoggarth, H. Stoneman and Signed on behalf of the cong tiOn by controls hi . come absorbed' . I - � ' � i�i itu - rmers z)f any of tho e � counties. iThe There were a REFORM MEETING..—A meeting 8f the state of the roads. Two prominent r;er 11 judgment, and feeling Sure - !. 1� I bout forty couples present. . B were unable to be present, A. McDonald Succeeded in capturing a WN. SINCLAIR, Wm; GRA,HAM, 39. MOr - he h,,M:e down takes the mean ad- . enfeebled org� I t entries are to be mad' Tith the Secre- . Among the riumb Reformers of McKillop, forihe pur-pose . . :, I . er were some from I Iver -grey fox on the farm of Mr. D. FATT. . ly, as reqtl ., taries of the County 1 , !ding Societies, I of organization 'will be held at Win- I but the �rogramme was very select and 81 ' ;aula , I unme-roi- 41irect ,;. - Goderich, Clintbu, Dubhu and Mitchell. . I MeLaren, of the l8bh concession. Reply. -In replying to the above their healthy -4, : �_ . , a i -d wiLl. be by them r*arded to the The music was, as usual, g od, -1 . ljy�6 of punching me Moat " � � 0 throp, on Fr,iday even , , 9 next, March well rendered. Oar worthy host, Mr. 'If I applied a wrong meaning to I i _L . .;, SaGreta and 3rd, at 7 oolock-, pl.t. It is hoped I W. Keys, occupied the chair very (red- FARm BOUGHT. -Mr. Wm. Towers, of from the congregation of Union Church, I 8 comfor". w. . - the word that proves Plainly that I did � i ry of the Prov�ridial Assooiation, this, although the ast, was by DO Excellent speeches were 1 to pleasant in it,B I r. the 14th concession, h4s purchased the Brucefield, I in- the first place have not wish to prove' the Zurich ladies - i C, ,c do- ; _264d tlae entries must !be made before I means the least pleas int of the series, there will be as I , 6 ail, atteL lance as i itably. farm of Mr. Hugh Pavis, containing say that I feel much gratifiea- by the In r1galn nothing elue ti I I the First ot May. Only three O'Om_ which throughout have been remark- possible. I I I livered by Rev. F. D. Ling, Rev. G. A. 100 acres, paying 'therefor the sum of . unlocked for kindness toward m - I Ideceitfull * t , * g and false " but it is . Roberts, Cardn - _'L ly SLUCCOSSfal j Francis, and Mr. Danbar.' Recitations i I . yself in amusing to notice petitors will be allowed t1rom each Glee- lab and agraeable.-Aud F&Rm SOLD. -Mr. Abraham Cavanagh j by Messrs. T. Nicolson and I. E win i - f tendering to me a hearty vote of thanks shilt, his side ana Proves that I was ' " OQ1000- � I I I t.)rtxt district. In this c1punty therefore 1 still they go : Messrs. John S. Porter, has disposed of his farm on the 13th 1 TYPHOID FEVFR.—Mt. James Har- accompanied b� the very substantial trying ' ; Asura cure b � � - . there will be room tor nine contestants. 1 James Watson, Charles' Strong, Robt. conoeissiqu, of McKillop, to -his neigh- I were well rendered, while last, but not a 13th concession, is a vic. . Present of $75. M . . the very r .r . . neys, Bladder, - I . I burni of th . y services were given ova Be- His ill humor �. 1 least, to the choir much praise is due not yet 1 being exh�asted, he g9es on . . t The decision will be given mainly on I Kidd and Win'. Goveii lock left on Wed. bor, Mr. � David Cra.wford, fop the BUM tim-.,of typhoid favor. At times his suf- gratuitously, without hope of reward, at .wi In Organs. NO j . thci-following poiuts: The farm to con- i nesdav,fbr * ,forth -a efficient manner in which, hey th ,11 9gr.eat deal ; ore bluster -that I - - , - Winnipeg Mr. Porter in- of $5,006. The farm contains 75 acres. , -11 fering is so intense that it is with diffi- a time when the congregation were ve or . I ` � � rendered their choice Selections. As t -Lia not less than 100 acres, two thirds �1 tends to invest a few - of his surplus i Mr. Cavanagh has purchased a larger , I culty that he is kept in his proper atti- doing their utmost to liquidate their I ha - , tten all about, but a few -,ex- absorbtive Ve9k � . '3 n- pressioijs such as it Staxr Kidney P � ot which mu�t be under cultivatiQn; ' shekels and the others will become farm near tllmira, i� the township of I this choir has been but recently organ�_ tnde. � I debtedness for church and manse. The -,jimitea ,,, "lack of knowled a, I positively % t" 1 ized, and is under the managemen i of � ., cure 0 1 OncePtions," "high . Pox .10 -nature of the farming, whether I permauent residents there if they find Woolwich, Waterloo coun,-ty, and in. lVPROVEM-ENTS. L The Cromarty very liberal action of the congregation bro' I Roberts. . . I Mrs. A. Duncan, we predict- for them I ught low,,,'&c.,' still linger in my . . I ! mixed, dairy, or other mode, to be mosV,, #,bay can do bettei thIL11 here. -The re- tends removina thither as soon as he � Church Building Committee contem- now lays upon me a debt of gratitude I . . I . ' much success for the future. The pro - cessary impr memory. What f4ose high hopes were Laine balck, i ; atfitKhle under couditiona affected by flection of the fire: in MUchell on ,54t- can make the 'ieceasary arrangements, ; ceeds amounted to $22. 1 plate making several ne ove- which I fear I shall be utterly unable i I am not quite cert0n, nor - . , I Iooal cireumstanoes; the proper posi- ! urday nigh iuc y ob- I THE AssESSORSHIP.—At the 11188till ments on their church during the com- to disebarge.-JoirN LANDBBOROUGH, JR. I what ho. U-ae&138 ky such express5ons) as Of kiduev afftet t last , w s Aist* tl g - � do I know - . , - . I I _ - � Coa of the buildinas in relation to the 1 servable jn wn.-�Mi. James I of the McM 11 I m, cured by - ' . I C, I this tn tilop council on Monday last i - wick. , ing suinmer. The committee have ' - � "when; thinkiiig7O� raising them," &c. - 0 wiiWe fa.rm; the zittention paid to the Wyllie, the "Herd L!Lddie,", or oharn- 1 Mr.Robert McMillan was appointed Ho - already raised 4a considerable sm4 by I Turnberry. , I PrHSE�rVa � . - I , I � I would Suppose th , For -sale by J. !� t . . Uou of tioabor, and shelter by pion draught plaver-of the world, will � Assessor for this ybar. Mr. Dona�d COUNom MEETiN,G--At the last a eet I I , meet I t 81 I � ilt they had reference . I . folt - 01 1� p'aatlag trees ; the condition of any : pay Soaturbla a visit aud &e an exhi- I has filled this position for � ing of, the Howiok council, the 'O ition and capacities did .I not 0 - I subscription. The, estimated cost of COUNCIL DoiN(3s.—A,t the last I . A � � � ow- � the proposed improvements is 3700. ing of the Turnberry' Council MeSsrs Pw . t p-ivate roads; the claaracter, sufficien- 4' bition of hi . l 1 1 . I kno the Exeter Times correspondent's Itiflummatim ; s skill on t e checker board the past twelve years i a succession, and o ing mg,tters were disposed of - the ' SINGING CLABS.—A singing class has I Wm. L. Henry and A. H. Musgrov I � and u-rinary org I - . a were i style of � compositio4' was -far -too free I _ . j ' . . 4f,-.-. aad'conditiou of fences, and the - on the 6th of Maxcb. Ele comes ,here has given general satisfaction. Mr. Me. qnestion of removing Robert Dickeon's I been - organized in Cromarty, by Prof - appointed auditors. A communication I and easy to be shackled by the rules pain in. Vne I i � and general,aer WMICIOr ija_ which the fa-,�m is sV divid- ' on the iuvitation of the Draught Club Millan's offer, however, waB lower and lot out of School Section No. 2, and I Holmes, who has been instructing a from the township clerk of East Wawa?.. I of syntax. Hoplup that c6mmon 'sense - . � , , . � 81 into faelds; impro-01aments by re- I of this town.—Skatiug gad carling 'on he received thd appointment. Mr. Me- , placing it in Section No. 3. After dis- , class of about seventy in the art of nosh,with copy of moti , . t W . . I o on passed by that � will sb , tj ystem, �curQd b , . n, ivu.1 of obstacles to! cultivation, in. , the rink have been go d. 4or tile : or Y assert It's right. I remain, For sale by J� c ' ' :iag drainage; - past Mil-lari, has assessed the township be- , oussion it was decided to leave the ' music at Chiselhur'st. As Mr. Holmes council, granting $100 to be expended 1 ,ZuRioij C . I - 31 1 r, U . gene al condition of' few days.—Mr. Jarnes �Broadfoot, of fore, and will, no doubt, give good satis. ! matter over until next meeting. Dr. 1 evidently appears' 1- � ORRESPONDENT. . - to be giving good in improving the boundary between'' I �_ I I b uldings, including dwelling house and : Gladstone, Ma,nitoba, and son of Mr. faction. I ! McKelvey was paid 835 in fall of ac- i satisfaction �he yotith of the suroround- Wawanosh and Turnberry,if the town- � — I Gravel, 4_14LUE , thir solaptabilitv to the -wants of the � James Broadfoot, ol Tackeramith, is THE LITERARY SOCIETY. — Perhaps - count for attendance on John, Douglass. The Brandon 8an ofthe 9th ipst,l � 9, ing vicinity of Cromarty would do well ship of Turnberry grant an urine, difficult t _�` . to � a equivalent, 4 says :�Tbe boom � in farm an,a � i j I f rm nd famfly; thet management', among the fortune, a. Ile has our- the most successful, free to all, meet- : An account of $57 was pr sented !rom i to avail themselves of the privilege of I was read when it was reso1v t property Still Conti L WWII 2 etc.,,atc., cured Tolinston for house rent and 11,11es and rapiay ex- I I cljl�tra -ter, suit&bility, qondit-ion, and , ve-yed"his farm into town lots, and has ing which has yet been held in School ' Mr. Samuel, ad that the Pad:, For sale � 11 - . nurnbor A live albock kept: the number, alre,adv disposed of tho most of it and b.0use No. 4, in connection with the de-'- feed f 6r: cow for widow Do I acquiring this e'ntertaining accomplish- ; matter be laid over' for future consider- � tends ,Farmsthat a few days 8* . uglas i for I ment. Mee . cc,nditiou, and suitability. of - imple- � laaFi in�de a fortune out -of it.—Two bating society, : f this place, came off on " thiee y4ars. It wa resolved to L � � ation. Six dollars were granted Edwd. I could* h , ' - meuts and machinery � state of the 1 1 . 0 a Pay : BADLY FRozaN.—During that cold �, Armstrong for ave been secured for 88 a -ad $10- � Diabetes, an. I I I . I � I I gLxlen and orchard; r I , accomp natiagament of ; beat the St. Thomas 'lab in a match audience large, but the vari I th Curlihg Club Friday evening last. - Not only was the : $10 in full of account. 'A petition'rom : snap some time ago, Mr. John Stewart, Was refunded 81 for dog tax - John , that su,' . Other farbis 'at. -a I . . rinks froua the Seafoi charity; Robert Young per acre cannot be purchased .6for twice iquids I . � faz-tri.yard ma,nure- the pul, 7 i I . ous pieces ; Nicholas Cook and 21 others was read i had his.big too very badly frozen while I W Lyra%Zer - . excessive flow , _ tivation of at London on Wednesda xpressiveness . . , Ainaley was paid 82 ion distance from the Oit' ri � I trops, to embrace mandring, clearing, 1 oiation niodal. They played with St. � them whic � ring a load df , on side -line 11 Y rea4ily :b --ng $4 Kidney -0 i y for the Asso- ' rendered had an e about � asking that side -line 25 and 26, conces. , recove 'lumber which had 1 report of Eadie's bridge .. I 9A is. . h was decidedly calculated to � sion 17, be opened for travel. It was I been capsized in a ditch the previous I ,' and 65 Per acre. : ,For ,city 'property .1 disouse. For .s - . I rrod-ace, per acre in relation to mainaa e - f 6larys eaterday, but we hax � 15 and 16, concession 9, by public tend- I there is, a great d '-I(,ts* are � . m 11 y a not I ' please. The chair was occupied by Mr. ' decided that Mr. 'Johnston should be Saturday. O� Tuesday, the following er on the ground on Wodnm 'Lemand, andon . inent sad character of soil and oli %to ; I learned the reault.—Mr. Joseph Abell'! D. 0. Dorrance. 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