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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1882-10-27, Page 8� I I . : - . � � : . � i: I 11 . . . . i I I , I.. � . . I. i I I i . . - - I . , I . . - . - I � �_ . . . I � _ 'i . I � . . . � - . . . . I . � - . . � . I I i t ! I . . I � - 4 . . . . . - i - . I .1 . . I I . . I . � i I ___ . . . � - � ! . THE HURON EXPOSITOR . I !�. a , I I � .. � I - . - . . . � . - I fr_ - - — I . . . . . .1 t a to do 8� I r take a notion to -kiok up lie heels, the � and - expicti arger 'trade than our* late fellow-tesolier. Mr. Joseph fo I I I �11 -hak . ever, as whose good scholarship, intel. M 1, - lectual attainments, exemplary cond , , fitfou expositov. , rider is very apt to assume a somew the dem�no for his cured meats H. Drost, not Is .1 " undignifted attitkide. An instance of- is continually increasing, and with his . I � . er, do r - - this kind oconrrod, on Main street, on irrqxroved faodities he will now be bat. and eircelletit abilities go a teach . 1�1-, � , - 5- �; Tuesday.—Mr.John Latti mer has leased ter able than ever before to, satisfy his would no doubt in a short time have he ' T, . , a the residence recently ,vacated by Mr. one mers.—Mr. Charles Wilson arrived oeour I IDISTRI T MATTERS. a position in the , ad for him hith gr � � i. - � ;,` — .- — profession which he ad chosen. .But R . i A. G. McDougall and intends residing ho a from Manitoba on Thursday.— I S_ , U' the bright hopes of friends have not pi .- I- vor Gentlemen, n t rep'airs, on the Meth- , - SEA .Tu, Oct 24, 1882. Th MoKillop fire excitement has a b - I . I ir- —It gives me pleasure to add my testimony to been realized, the lovely plant has, been ri W� odist Epilecopal phuroh give it a very aid d considerably, and we have-not ss� the many you have, no, doubt, received as to the ' -11 Fir " neat and tidy dppearance, both inter. he d of any new developments.—The out down while yet in bloom, and w'bilst ex V ... "', criti; of your "Glycerated. Baleam. of � . - d bowing to - 11 .9 t tring been out.thre8h.ing for about a week,1 nally and exter umber of ne station building is now nearly com- recognizing a Higher. Power, an i V �. . nally.—A n will of H i - �Y I . I moutracted: a very severe cold, the cough was very large boys and half-grown young man ple ad. It is as ne�t a looking edifice me in humble submission to the wely in � _. N, b&d.preveating, 6y own sleeping and that of all have a nasty habit of congregating there is on the line. It is to be hoped Divine Providence, we would since , , � in the bons& The bottle you, gold me proved all . � , , ! - gontea it to be. The first around the church doors on Sunday th( old building will be demolished be. Frympathize 'With the relatives of the bf _ night . z . 11 $hat you repre _r I - m - )'..�! I I It I enjoyed the first night's rest_�O deceased, and earnestly trust that they cl . � evenings, whein the congregations are. -fore winter sets in. � � after getting I I - M ad * � . wome, time. i am ) ours truly, WiLLUX OLD- I- will be supported, comforted and con. I � , - I - 1:. I U retiring, and by their ill-mannered re - 4_ I i. 7V-1 4 t , a by blocking up the I - - U - I TeacherH'.Convention- Soled by the hope and faith of the true gc r-, - '4�Z SEAFORTH GiaocxRy an4 rork marks as well a ; . ,- 11 . The school teachers of Nort ;��- � _t � h Hnron Christian. . . In " I' . L Lu cause annoyance to -many. � 'i. #acking House.- HUGH ROBB begs to rtmi d hl I sidewalks, 1. h I I L , " ' ' ' . I- ftiends and the public that he is just in receipt O If tke policeman would disperse them aBEembled- in convention in the Public 'The meeting , then -adjourned, .and n �;. �, 1 1 . . � t. . - I avery nice sto4 of Crockery and Glassware, If once or twice, thef would probably School'buildings i this town on Thurs- most of the teachers left for their homes to - ;_ ��_j. I � � 6 -1 . I � the, neateat an4.� latest !4algns. Also groceries I I�dance was unnsually by the afternoon trains and stages, all h : 1-7 -11 . . . �� ..... �� I'll, sh "and good. Tess.—The Seafortb know better in future.—The Town da- last. The atte 11 � . slway.% fre - ad not Bo .. I � I - __ Z . Grocery hag. become noted for the excellence and Council have made a good many useful lar a, the subjects were all taken, well no doubt feeling'they had enjoy � - - I - . t=7 . ! . ra _ � a cheapness Ot its tem. Better value now than street improvements this aeason. Among ha dled, and exhaustively di , scuss6d, only 4 pleasant but'a, profitable time. I - . . q�_ I � � �&Ver. Extracted boney always on -band Iffr eation will be held at b 7 � jl��e.t il the most prominent and needful if; the an all seemed to manifest the -greatest The next conv - _ i be Wingham in May. � . I Ic � �� i Itobb has now his% pork packing estab � no . 4 gradi , of John street, which is a aplen. in rest in the proceedings. It may . . . 7 , , r � . *ill blast. Cattiugs and Sausage on band a . � . - � . 4 1 Vamsa, Cash for Pork�The highost cash prFo I � - I, �: ---- I did job, and reflects credit on -the con- 'I a d that this- was one of the most : ... 4 i . .. - � 11 � . . . . . - id for pork, and live hogs. bought. Remembel tractor, Mr. J. Abell, who always does SuCcesBful and -interesting conventions 111bbert. . "I'll ... ..: "I'll I'll �1111 �� t I C- a'L Se;Jorth Grocery, Stark's Block, MA ' I . —The Hi bbert Plow- to I � ... i . well what he un&rtakeB.—Wood is now lever held in the county, and we are PLOWING VATCH. .. � Strwt� Seaforth; 1 ' - ;_ . .. X . I __ � ! � i - I SULKIr PLO AT 0. C. WILLsox1a.— becoming in active demand; and sell� ;Bure that the benefit resulting from the ing ABsobiation will hold their annual b( ' I I �. � ; 1 t ; � ` f.-� %X .Z This new iraplemen isnow being sold by- the readily at - from -three dollars to three 1mi tual exchange of experience and plowing match on the farm of Mr. John hi - � , , �� . I i � 14i - _. i � . � -.1 - . est satisfaction � . i i�i' 1. I gabooriber aud, Isi. giving the very b fifty per cord.—'Many of the faxmers in Isei timent v�ill be largely beneficial,' Norris, Lot 10, Concession 11, on Tues- re � I J, _� , . . I � -' - '� ,;! : —Call, and see them. Also that well-known No. � , 4m� -, � � � � . I . 4 _ ,� -� d 16. this vicinity now have their roots safely day, November 7th, wben liberal prizes A i , . - - i the No. 10 an , inot only to' the teachers individually I I ., V. .� T 1 40 Oliver chilled plow, aud 1. � � � e - o ered for, competition. The w ��I .. = .. ! . i ` Bend chilled plow& which are now beoom, housed, and those ,who have not are Ilia to the pupils under their charge as will be ff . � 1 1-� 6' -; i South � I I I- ie_� 1; , favorite plow of this to busily engaged with them. The oron wel. ground selected is well adapted for the p � . I �,�: k - i lug; the gen,eral untry- - Z �v � - I - �� ! fall stock of American and, - Canadian chilled : � the President, Mr. purpoSe, and if the. weather Should te -11 ; T, I - �_�V - . I Vot , I owing to the dryweather,will not be ' )n assembling , - . __ ,_ . 1pints. Sewing machines of all kinds, including ' , ! i 411 � -, � as last yeax.—Mr. 'Henderson of Blyth, took the chair, prove favorable, there will, no doubt, a - . p ;, �, i . ihe Wauser C., Wanzer F. and, D., Domestic, Wil. nearly, so large - I - - � " 4 11 .!!I . X�,' i � sonR, and others� Sewing machine repairs, Thomas Nott, of Hullett, who is. well ,an delivered the opening address, be a large turn out both of plowman 6 � . V 1. . N, - - I - . imeedies and oils. 0. C. WILLSON-. 776-3 . ' : . - . - . 11 - � ;'7� _' 4 � � . - .Known and highly re9pected in town, WE ich was, pregnant with useful hints and spectators. . I , : �_ ? 3 ----;, � � Rij�sIN,LrSs CHANGE. - Mews. Camp- i . . .7 � - '11, �7 I I . having sold his farm, intends removing to the profession, and encouragement to HomE kRbK MANITOB,L.—Mr. John � : i I � I bell & Smith, Dry Goods Merchants, of Scafort I . . 4 - . I i i . -_ _-:�� I � � h' to Algoma, where he vvill engage -largely those engaged i. this most important Humeston, who spent the summer in - , - I I tA I , .�% � 7. 1 �_ 1 .P _� . I having dissolved partnership, Mr. Smith retiring$ . , " i f - � - � i - V, - . I r Manit4a, haareturned home consider - 4 1 7 11� � I the business win hereafter be carried on 'by Wna. in stock raising. -He has two sons there work. He evie ad the 'educational I , . . 1 4 . z� . 11 r � I , J�� . tinuance ud they are very much pleased pr(igresB of the ,countr , the present ably delighted with that part. � - - 11 . � _- 1 Campbell & Co., who hope to merit a con now, a y He h . - I' � V' � �4 f . - 4 the liberal pitronage extended to the old ,firm. with the country.—The funeral of Mr. auiToundings of �oth our teachers and says that th I y had a foot of, snow when a , �� i `i�' - � The stock will be found complete in every depart. 11 �. ,;�, - - . � � ,_ F. ; I I James Grieve, of. MoKillop, which took SO ools with thosQ of the back -woods' he left, which no doubt must have n Z I 1-4, -, went, and customers can haiver a good selection : I � 49, I . I Vil . � .- .11 _. . i0d as good value for their money as at any place on Friday last, was one of the pedegogues of 15 Or 20 years ago. The made him less enthusiastic than he T - .� . I Ikouse in town. All that is required to convinca - � ��,� � - of requirements of otherwise would have been; -but, how- D . I ��ar - � I - . . .- - . . Veople of this fact is a fair trial. Further par- largest we have Been in this section, and higher standard � - � � " 1. I � . 1. - Z Ur � - . - i I .. � - ikoulm will be given by - Advertisement ne manifested the bigh esteem in whicb� teachers of today vyas also touched upon, ever, if he is enabled, to dispose of his p __ t � `1 , - -, � � - t i - I �� I I Vl�. 1 - week. Lookoutfori%i will beworths &M 6 - here, he will migrate to the li ;;; . � - � - the deceased was. held by our towns- wl ile the importanc of constant appli property 7 d 7,_?, , ' I - ." � 1 T-11.4 � Perusal. 777-1 - r —Nearly every per at- cation by the teacher to the work in , ", .. ; people. - ,son will . � Northwest in the Spring. 0 I � . t' - ��=fj I � - - - - 1� I- . - tend the entertainment -to be given by ba:Ld was forcib�y pointed out. The REcovEniNG.—Miss Henrietta Stacey, - - - - . ; . I m� " I -$t I Pnory-nTi SoLD,—The . , It- ; , ' " - i RR - - property in 0 _ - a - i " � - the Fisk Jubilea singers, in Cardno's tri its and difficulties which beset the daught of Mr. Charles St cey, who . 11 - ; . I _ - I 1. - t �_.Ii7t� � ibis town belonging to the estate ol ! , ; were accurately has been indisposed for so -me time, be- ' � K Moran & Ryan has been disposed of . � . . - - i -, " 4 , 1.,w�, Hall, on Tuesday evening next, in aid 'tea,cher on every band . I � i'..,;V" -11. 7 of our High School. - Seaforth is the de)ioted and encouragement thrown -came unconscious on Saturday, &Ad re- � I i. -I -11, . - � t . � The brick store end the frame buildinO only point that will be visited by this oui by the fac� -that it is only in mainbd r' in that condition unt 1. ��,M . I .. IV. . . - it the , t� i I " i I 2� __ 1 7 � i � � i I ' : W 7 i � � - = - alongside and the residence at presen� � I . - I f I . I talented Compa-lay this season, and con- sw -mounting difficlalbies that the genuine following Monday. A medical man j, I , _1K i . 1. �, � . - I � � - � : , ii Z 3 - occupied by Mr. Ryan, together with _ i 7 1 �, - � � - I seqnently the surrounding towns an mi irit of the teao4er is brought to the was procared, who pronounced at first it . 3 i ..-. i the laud upon which they stand, war 4 1 . . . . � � N - - . i : I � - -Ir,� villages., as well as our own people, will sul laob. that �ither a blood vessel was broken I !� 4 , - and the stock, coniiiistin ' . I . . ;�, sold for $6 300 ,-�, �J ... 1 $ � . � . : ,4 7 - balargelyrepresented. Quiteanumber Mr. Dorranee gavehiB-'method of causing the blood to gather in the head, t - . :- Kl� 74 of gracerieu and liquors, was sold for 70 - * I ,.' , � . , ; . . .. �rlq from Clinton have signified their inten- handling history. He considois the or that it *was a nervous disease, but � . I , I , Ap'. � I - on the dollar. The purchasev, 10 ; � `4� � cents % 11 � I , � -1. 4 - tion to be preoent.—Messirs. Pillman & topical method'thp System best adAptea when' a returned the second time he I 0 1 , . � , I i'l �, , . � - i was the IE[on. Frank Smith, of Toronto I i �11. i, ,; Co., of this town, are getting up a num- to the requiremon'ts of our schools, both concluded it was the latter, and admin - I �1 , � "; L, ..! vho was one of the principal creditorf ' . . � ,,, : . I . bar of very handsome cutters and Bleigbap a gards the logical treatment of the istere medicine, which is slowly re - I ; I " I ; . I L 4 � , tand that Mr ; .41.�. 1 � ; of the estate. We unders I I , 1 : 7ot and as best suited to our limited stori- ,Ig� her to a normal condition. I , �_. -U i Smith intends making arrangements to of the latest styles, which will be ready B :)Je ' � . ' I - I . for use as soon `&s the snow comes. This time. Considera�le discussion followed i . I 1.ji',i, , � fav . " I r , �, �1; i - a the business. carried on as for- firm, by their excellent work, have sue- in , which Meset,6. terguson,� Shaw, Brussels. I 0 L �:� i �' I � � I vieif�. I . a I , � . �._ � . 8 - —The, regular monthly il - . . - ?'7;. , ceeded in building up a very large busi ' Mi 7a, `1 and H0,ka took a prominent THE Yurt. � i - I I � � , , . �� 1, .4, � pa. -t. , '!'A 4 — Clinton High ness, and we are ad to learn that it is , I .- Z FOOTBALL MATCH. 91 cattlo fair will be, hold on Thursdai, t � � ..� - . .- . � I . " I ontinually increasing.—Mr. C.L.Papat I dr. Wallis' ti Practical G4rammer am 6 : , '. _41.1 - School vs. Sea -forth High School.—Tho c . -_ " Nov b r 2d. I I ,i I, � Z Z It I BACHELORg' BALL.—The bachelors t � m I i . - �� Seaforth High School foot ball club in. has materially improve(I the interi W1 a a most instructive and interesting L I - I - - Ill . I .� * A, - . tend playing the Clinton High 13cho6. pearance of his jewelry store. ..Seafortli is' icle, and was iverythiDg the name int6ndgiViDg S ball on the evening of r I f ii -.. i � , " - ' I . ; 11 i can now boast of two of'thb handsomest lfmplias, aside from its intrinsic value as � 11 11 � elub,next Saturday, at half -past two, or I -Oct.31st. Invitations have been issued, 'o - � - ; I ' I �g . 'lei __ stores in*the Province. In fact, � an example of th.0 choicest English. q - 0 V, . We Clinton High School grounds, foi jewelry I and from -the names of the committee it a 11 . ,., :_ I , ' - � . f. � i , I I its business houses generally are a; long 1 - 'Hr. Connelly next took up the subject 0 1 1 �i'l; . ... the Western Association Cup. A . will lik ly be a great success. 11 ::: � - � . 6 ;'I i " - I teams are composed of good men in ex, way ahead of what one usually finds in of the 11 cultivation of the memory," . PROFESSOR MEEK'S ENTERTAINKENT.— � �` - 'j, A . : I ". 71 � 4 ant training, it is expected that th - I - Professor Meek, ilia elocutionist, under t I 11 , , � � "., -cell country towns, and the business they do a dealtwit it in a masterly manner �- - . I 4 ". vt t .. _--4 1 L -1, S -shows that trade is considered as well as Ho pointed oufthe necessity of a fixed the auspices of the MechauicB'Institute, o 1, .. 1; ... � �_; I *me will be closely pontested, altbou . I ,;''L:,. 4 9 , � � 'M ; -cham " _ 1. "?"L. there is little doubt but that the . appearanc lason, for- mind rigid attention in order to store up gavq an entertainment on Monlay even- a . 11 e.—Mr. Alex. Devi , i , � - t -'.'-; 4, � �1 ip will remain in the futun merly of this -town, hag- been elected the knowledge gleaned, that it might be ing. The Professor is good, and it is 11 , , �; i �, � _..- Vioushi, i - I I . I " 't of the Emerson Curling ready when called for on shortest'notice. likely he will return again in 'January N � i . " I I - I L; , � - "PiW of Huron. S esiaen . I I - � I . , I - ],' , . .1. . I , 41 - We lisive not the least doubt ba, .—The following appeared in the He alai) advopated the thorough pre- . . .i Club I . , . Zia. : b , . � I . next. The audience was not what it v � J , I 'i � theL team from 11 the future. capit ; _�, : � ee , . - I_- i - al OIL Winnipeg Times of a recent date: paration of school work by the teacher Bhouiahave b n. ' - Z. �_. -. . - . ' ' V � T, —Mr. R. J. Girdlestone, Deputy Collec- so that he could � compel the �attention I -R I - . � � �� ,,-� . , . Huron 11, will carry off the cup, as Sea I —Our public f - I ,TIIE TowN SQuAmE. . 11 - � , 1_ . . , _ - , - , i_ , �-i- irs tor of Inland Revenne at Seaforth, Ont., of the pupil without the PuPil'O know- square has been allowed to get into such d � .� forth almost invaxiabiy comes out f . � jA�, nA I spending a -couple of 'weeks in this ledge of -such c9m � I - 1, J'.� , . in mattera of this kind. Oar fireme IB . , pulsion. a bad condition that unless our town - �1� ' , * #42 " , � - ; . .L�`i , Province on a shooting expedition, and Mr.. Stewart gave 11 Elementary fathers see fit to do something to it in , ., - - awry everything before them; o _ I - . � F1.7jifi- . L, �� -.' ,. y I I . � ` ilt L . �alricket and lacrosse clubs almost ini he reports that, last week, in one da , iiiithmetic," in 6, manner whi�h .could the way of having it broken up and put , LLL . i , . �,� LL I whilst duck bunting at Long Lale, he not fail to be highly instructive;to those -thorough state, of repair this fall, i �� 1, _. 1 �-1 variably clean out their opponents; ouV into a t1: .1 � � I - - -I ', �� Igi. I- ..- - i � - curling club and marksmen win i]i bagged 106. A day's gunning like'this who followed t4a thread of his argu itwill be unfit for aDy pur I - F��,g, 4 . I - . . pooe next a , il: 41XI- I , - ; - m I . season. It seems a Bbame to allow b i Ud "! I � . �. - ' � - nearly every contest. and to-morrov� is enough to frighten the average Onta-i ! ment. - _j� L —A shooting match for I _: �. I �1' . � - _ ilight our foot ball boys wi H! retur rio sport9man. This concluded the proceedings of the such a fine piece of ground in the centre f 4' . V,- : . ,L I - . 'i � - 75 turkeys, 50 geese, and 25 difc4s, I fir3t day, and t a convoution aljourned I " I . from the neighboring cluchan up th of our town to be lef'� in the state it is ,V .�� w. a . I . � - � I I � ��- It I road the proud beaxers of the WesteL4 will take place at Brownley's Hot�l, I uE til Friday. I . - 0, L - . . I at present. 0 1 - V F�il;� , I . t -_ � Association Cup. I Alma, on Thursday, 2d November,'at � TEM EVENMG ENTERTAINMENT. MARKETS.—Tbe markets for the past D I - . rgji. � I , I I I J I I i 1 o'clock.—Some, excitement was ore- I [n the evenigg an o4tertaiull�ent was wee� have been good, and large quanti- C �,i: t I ' ' I_! � - I _' ; _ I lzj��;� ' -on Wednesday, by i gi, -on in Cardno's hall to a fair udience, r , ;2 9" I Towx CouNCIL.—At the meeting o� ated on Main street, - L duce have been 1 1 "� � al - I � r , . I I ties ,of grain and other pro - r ^E_- A a, : " �-,4'�.i 'L the town Council held on Monda, . a, horse attached to a baker's cart run. � pAncipally tehohers. The Piesident, � brought in : Fall wheat, 890 to 90c ; red i. - � -_ I I , 1. I . _ "I _-. - I It 31 ,evening last, a communication from th( Ding away. The horse was stopped �e- i M -. Henderson, ably dischaLrged the p �-, .;- .- I - I L , �� 1, - . I winter, 92c to 94c; spring, 93c . to 950 ; r �11' U-4 . � I 19 I I Chief Engineer of the Fire Brigade wat fore any serious demage was done fur- duties of obai an. The musioal opart peas, 65c to. 660'; odta. 32c to 33c ; bar. a , ,*�- �_ , -1 i 1 4Z� �- i . 4 _, L iread. This communication directe- ther than a slight fall in bread.—Th4re of the entertai n4ent was furnished by .-, � I �a 1_� I ley, 456 to 55c ; hay, $8; potatoes, 30o v L � F, --- I - . . �,; 0 - j� . . � I P., '_ - I .!l , ihe: attention of the Council to certair has been more grain delivered on Sea Misses Ewing "4 Foster, andProfes8or to 32c ; turnips. 15c %, carrots 25c; f - I . - � 1-1 , 4 . .r : " � , - forth market this season than any year ,Jones and Mr.J. A. Cline. Miss Ewing ' . V; 1 . I itepairs. required on the waterworki 'lea, 30a io 55c; 0 - -11 , - I I : � - _ . ODiOnS, $1 to $1,15 ; a:p; I �', V,i 1� I , I since the new railways to the north d amental se 441� C, Lidrants and also to the fact th gave several nptr 160tiOns, flopr, 05; bran, 010 per -ton. fi . Z '.." _ I : :,", , I - ' ' I _: L : M:4 another hose reel is required, and that A south of us commenced running.,A w, iich were -well ivd, and proved I - I � - ; � i �, 1i . � I t � � -1 . I - I - ��_l Uvenlent place Bhould be provided o now weigh Scales has been erected !at 1h(r to be a thoroughly scoo � Moirls. f . . . - I I . I I r� y " f . . - I ,-� I, , a -in Street for one of the hose the market, and the old ones have been : p1mist. Professor Jones Bang with his � ,-i , 1; reel 131, � � LOTS or FuN.—A shooting match y I J,A. I I . - . J- . �, . and also that the dam at the water - discarded. All interested can now rely 1 UE Ual - Power, 44d giving SOM 3 of his . �.!_ .-I �, . � cam6 off on Wednesday, the 18th inst., r c7 : . .w . . - � I I �, ',�?i- works be repaired, so that no water will upon getting correct weights.—Dr. G.'S. lb(st selections received vociftious an- � I � -, - M � . : I =., -4, in the neighborhood of the 3rd and 4th n � I � , I I $W&POL except wh at I ames. Miss F6sper and Mr. C, ilia gave I � I � : I I _. .1 0 at runs over it. Tb,5 Ryerson, oculist, of Toronto, will be I - .- . � i �i - I L . .- . i - : . �. 6 * li concessions, the captains beiog,!. Shed. a - . - .1 ... �3 ,communication was received, and th the Windsor Hotel, Stratford, on Satur. :'t a couple of be�Oihal duets, whillch were den and J. Garnim. A very wa, i I � ;�� I I I - � ! ' I �" �_ . 1. rm and n I I _- L __* ittee was instructed to 11 cre idered with f��ultleBB precis on, 7 ; V�aber comm. 8th inst.—Miss Annie ' and - I ___ !_�nf - . - - I . ��: , I 4 I exciting day was spent from early dawn . ii -I - the hydrants repaired. The Mayor Watson has resigned her position as aa 'bc,h well sustained their excellent I - . - ,i�j 1 �,4 � I " I ; . �--_' '_ - ,1 ) until the Shades of night drew on, t . �.,_ ,. �LN . instructed to purchase three barrel sistaut eacher, in -- Brussels 1E ublic re)utationasv,oe'alists. Thelcoture,in I- - a - _ .t , � . I r I -- �. �' � r- - I ,_ -asses, : th which, gathered tbw�,, competitors with I II- - 0 - R 1 Mal- oil and one barrel of lamp gl Sebool.—It is Raid that' the recent ree parts, by -IF.ev. Mr. Hill, was one . --� - 1-:`;* their proceeds of the day, at the resi- b � - - F1.1 - I and also, to have the street lamps pro- heavy frosts have injured the mangolds '� of the most! n1iirth-provokiDg he has � '4��", , . � ; - �. I - I deuce of Mr. Jas. Scott, of the 4uh con- - - , ., ;. sg"'. ; _- -1 � t �:_ 7 .,� I 1�erly repaired. Mr. Luaby was great- and apples not yet houBed.—A large !ever delivered, a�d delighted all. But, � _; �u '� "' i - cession, where a -very excellent and I I 4 � �, .Z .", � , - I - amount - raised bEsidea keeping the audience in'the best 1. - .1 �- � � �,_,'! . - -� id until the 15th of November to 'com of sugar cane has been � � , A— eaticiDg tea, awaited them. After the I - 11 � � .. I - ., � �� I - � t_ I Z .- � �'. � a -as humor, many - , � __ - � . � I .. letei the collection of the poll tax. A in this vicinity this se son, and it h ructive and valuable .- # i �i I � V " - game was duly counted it was realized . I � I - � .� I law changing the office hours of th roven a very prolific crop. Mr. J4n ilesBons were i I � , , �Jv ,- a f4 V 0 1 . I fTrtolibly deduced. After L � I -',-., � -� wompson% crusher is kept busy.—*r. I 1 ,7, Z 0_ _*._L -i Clerk from 12 to 4 o'clock was read an 1votes of thank to the lectp' -1 that J. Garness' side won by a majority � 7 1,� . k- 4 . 0 . rer nd �� i -N �� r'! k a , 1� , -1 - of 1P0, notwithstanding ho,ouly had six 1, ." -i.H - -passed. After PSIASiDganumberofa Wilson's apple evaporator and cider mill �'singersoneofthe most successful and � - - I I I - 4.r� - g M66 on his side, and his opponent had i I., 11',, , 1pleasant evening entertainments was � ,�� I _1 Jfi counta the, council adjourned, for twD are-noWworkingfull, blast. An imme,�Be . I � �, ` :1 I i nine men. The losing party acted their t 1.1Z � I stock of apples has .already bee . - ;. I . � ; I weeks, u dried, brought to a olo§e by singing "qod Save . - � r i . ) . , rts as gentlemen and paid what was I, F �, . pai I '. r, , 11 � and more are wanted, and Dearly * � ti a Queen." ' . ; I � without the slightest hesits. I I necessary � �;� -1 MELANGICOLY AcciDENT.—Ajr. Williat iL 'second wagon. seen in town has o or � FRM.&.Y,s SESSION. �;, ,�i . F - . � � : I _�i ' tion, and the day's sport was apparently f - . _� I Walkqr, of East Nissouri, and formerl y two cider barrels in it. Cider is a I I - � , 1-4 aid to , The first order on the programme on I ( q, . _* . enjoyed by all. ", ;, of MoKillop, met with his death in I be a wholesome beverage, and it won't 'F �iday was v6! description by Mr. Me. 9 . � e �S. . I � �, -..I I _ � -1 � �, . ]most melancholy mamner, last week, int ' I . A GRAND T,nEAT.—The friends in this - . - . oxicate unless it gets too ancient. - I R %a of his sy8item of teaching object - � . I _e� . I � It - � I 1, � . � f , W vicinity 'Will again have the extreme i . - . *hile on his way home from the tow 2 The water -cart and the crippled bo�rse i le isofis. He wa's listened to with great I I I � T . ', I - 1. � � . �, of St. Marys to his own place. privilege of listening once more to the i I I _, The fo - axe still f street, at tention. � � . 1, I—- amihar'objects on Main I . . . , � -1 I - . . I '.1 - i 11 noted troupe " of colored Singers who a - lowing particulars concerning the Sad. and both are a deal more useful than q Mr. Ferguson gave his report of the _ T� , ; -F , � - i �__ - ��l 4 I . % � . - 'ki" - : ., Ic affair we give from the St. Marys Al- ornamental, while the chief engineer of � Provincial Association in Torol;2to. He wo years ago, r - * - — `fiL� � �:!l when they So elated the people, choirm, ,4111, �.. ,,., f .Cus:--11 Mr. Walker had been in town the institution is both useful and orna- i reviewed at length the work done by favo I . _ i , -,. .V, , I- djuriz, � - V I md evid —There has'been a good deal of I the Pro,HnciallAssociatioii, pointing out ing the young men and very � q:_ 41 '1�i ag the day, a ently started I mental. I V- . impressing the fairer sex. .Next Sab- i f,�: A - t_� , _ . ��_ r �_ f ,r home by way of the railroad. Be 1 wool coming into town during the pp,Bt - �1 � V:A : � V .1 , what he consid, ered admirable in the _ .. bath morning, the 29th inBt., the rever- I ', �� i-. � was seen by some persons near the grain few days, but why it is being marketed system of conducting its bu§inesE;, at _ , , -*.- . - I . .t ,I 's - � - 7 - , 11 � � RGorehous-a as he Started on the trao�, it. this labe Season WP.Lean not say.—Mr. the same time:Qfferibg some very . end brother will preach at Ebenezer at t , .I L �,, R � � .1 ` � _ � se"S'- 16 o'clock a. in.. The colored troupe L � . - ��l V,� uod was then smoking a cigar. The 1�f7 I_, L I M. R. Counter, will take the ordiBrs from b] a Buggestioiii as to amendments in i . � , i Will BiDg throughout the service instead � �� '4.4 � � � I t 0 _1 �_? 1 x1ext Been of him was by the men on t1le i any of our c�iitizens who may wish to- the method of "' ocedure. , � I - , i � � � . 4 cagine of the express train com ' � of the usual choir, and on the following . . . A � ing fror I have their portraits painted by Miss - -1. I � . ?,� I I � Mr. Turnbq1traketched oi# a plan for - L I- � , t ii, �d � , . eveiiing, Mooday, the troupe will give t I � . - London, near what is known as 't4e; I Nettie Seeamiller. S �� I �_, " �1, -,-, ' - :)he cfiarg�2 $20 students who are preparing for qxamina- . � , , t 1. I a concert in the same church, Ebenezer, � 'i , �, , I 4at,'a� mile or so south of the switch. 1 each, or two for $30, which is cbeap�.� tiDu by self helo, for the literature for � � I - * � - -1 -i � � I �, I � �F _L commencing at 7 o'clock. WJ hope all �� ille was not seen, however, in time to i Mr. Z. Beam has purchased the pro, 1883. 1: . �, 4, � � .1 . I . �� , I � �. � , � � J-1 admit of the train being pulled up, and : party on Main street. south of the rail, Moved by Xr. Turnbull., seconded b will avail themselves of this unusual I �i i'll. I y treat, and we feel sure their expecta. Y4:1 be was run over and horribly mangled. " �� I I way trach.� froin Mrs. Wm. McDougaill, Mr. Dewar, 11 That thisAs'sociation da- � ., i i 14 . - , "I own by h . tio�DBwill be more than realized. - ., � , - i �J )W_Walk.er, it is well ku L8 i for $600. The property consists O,� a Sire to record tl�eir deep regre� at the I - I 11 . , , t i I .4 � � - - . 11 - � � 11 J i iends, has not been in rugged health � frame dwedling-house, two large atah�es, departure from their midst of Mr. Chas. I . I I � � % -1 , 11 - A I ,� . . . � , ; J ( )r . � '. - � . U, Gorrie. r , f some time, back, and was to dispose i and two lots, and originally cost $15'�00. Clarkso who' was a most useful and , - A )1. i: 1. I , .I, , ., :� of his farm stock on Tuesday, and m,01-6 ' —Ninety-four have thus far paid their energetic membbr of the Association, INTERV,STINGLocAs .—Rev. Mr. Hill, , . � 11 , � � ,; �_., ,;- �j ' I � I 1. - I - - r . - _o 11. i-tto town. He was in good circum.- ! taxes at the Town Clerk's office, and and to t nder him their sincere thanks delivered a leclure inMCIDtosb Is. Hall, - I �. '4 @ �. ' I I � .- * , - ��." � , wances, and leaves a wife aud familT, i the amount collected i � �,;!� i� Ai * ) S about $2,800, for his - many kindnesses in the past, On Monday evening last at -which about �7 �,5 , �4 t -IL of whom are doiug for themselves.' , leaving $6,900 still to collect.—Thurs. and to ex )ress'%owards him their best $10 were realized. -The ReV. r. Hough - ,i - -, � � 1-1, I , .. - I � I I � , � I- � I I �. .- Sle was- a lwother of Mr. John. Walker, I day, 9th November, is thanksgiviDg day, i Wishes for the! ature " is sufferii)d from an attack o I __ I ` � 1 �J �11 0. ; � Hi . I., euralgia - � ;Z7..' w! , ji 11ox,boro, McKillop, aud was well kao%i n aD'd. cousequeutly, all the stores and �; Mr. T. S. _116��d presented hiq method in one of his legB.�Mr., Wmi Georae I - �, . - ' I - - � �- ,";- " V T_ ' . I . - . _; � :_ !, t � -moat of the people iu thi8 viciuitv. otber busiiit,8s p] - �1_ i� 1-1 aces will be closed on of teaching Cabe Root in a most excel- Stro'Dg, of this village, who hail typhoid � , ; . : V, �'; . . . .- 0 � � . ___. _ - 1 7 4, � I J that day.—ItiteDditig candidates for en- �� lEnt,' inanner,'I and one by which a fever, is,pro-ressiDg .Dicely under tile ��Z - � '.. � i - 11 LoCA.L BRTF-irg.—Mr. Isaac Mille -e tO . 0 _- F1 � , i I r, f '� traw , C116 Se?Aforth High Sr-hpol 1 teacher could ��arcely fai'l to teach this tre�tment , of Dr. Brownlee. � i . � � I � John 1 1 I litarpuvhey, bas left at this afflee three shonld uptify Mr. Harstonp, the Hqad �, difficult subjed in an intelligible man- Hopgb, youngest son of tLe 4ev. Mr. , �, - �i - . - ',':7i'. i4 � - - ; I � - !� I I app6amuce � -Master, D A later than the 15th Novemr i n3r to an ordinary class. Holigb', of the villa-e,is recov ing from , , L ��- -� , --, cLLrrutu, which for size anc ( - � - � *� i --i- b re . � , � _. .'- : .� I It-- -,-- not easily bea,tten. On'e weighed 6 ber.—Ou Suturday IQ -at, a stranger pu, ! The Secret I Ty read Mr. K,'McKen- an attack of the sam" a fever, and it is -, , : - -; I s. 13 oz.; one 5 lbs., and tile third - tered the store of Mr. P. Megarey, in i z e's essay on tne 11 Forces and Beauties rum' ored that a family by the name of 1 � - 14 � I - I 0 I: I � �. - . on �Jia thii3 town', aud mada a trifling pu 6 live abouttwo Mies rom - , "I �i 3 I bs. 14 oz. They were grown - . - - . j� 11 rchase, of'Nature," �TrL McKenzie beiq unable Ireland, w. 7 � __ Ij I ,-- , farm at Haxpurhey, and aro Dicie, for ,v�hich he gave wbat was supposed � i attand. 1 1, . Gorrie, arei suffering from th same i : ili � I E�auoth bev.uties.—Mr. David Do renep, :' to be a �5 bill, aDd received his change. A discussion; followed upon the ad. disease,. There are five or six of them ', 1, � -, �i r � t( ,I . I � - __11 I . � �-_ � fi,,n of - a be n . it was a I - , L � - _�i_*� it i Mr. George Dorrauee,. ha fterwards dii,covered that the visability of Te ,, oving the cont�ol of the ppoptrated at the present tim4 I. — Mr. E _' , le '11� - I , _1 r- engaged for next year by the trusteas bill was a 81 and the figures five , I 1- . -., . pasted � education d irtment fro the hands Fennel, our Photographer, wai i absent 2 . . rV -, - ! � � I . " 0 Winthrop, Sobool P2 I . � I �� I, :-1 I . wn. 1 Messrs our village d urin a the eE rly part 0 . � e - .5 - , at a smlary 6f $491), � onthecorners. The m&n had left town of''s Minis'l M - _: .. , 1,ting a con 0derable increase over la it - before the fraud was detected. He N*as Convolly, Dqw r and Duff tooy, part in of last,week. He was not satis� lerl with I , � � . e�rl of the Cro . from ' , � : - 1. 11 -1 - I : .1 . . I � ��._,._ �', i Ur.�Ur. William McKay, Son of - ' captured in- Clinton, however, where The the discussion. , - the shadow but desired to � ave the � ,, "; 'i Mr � ' � � Vn, Z I , � I - , � . , C. McKay, of this town, ties been em- � tried the same game, and being brouqht The f6ho , resolution of copdolence subptance. He -And his better half are , I I , - I - � . � 1, _ I .. " , 11� ; �' I Ca�!ad to teach a school in Waterldo. � before the Mayor admitted the offenpe, was 'Moved E . y Mr. Turnbull, and occupying a portion of what is known as - ; L I , . i, ,.1 - I � , , - , _� i � , fc, i k u a,ty D, at &L salary of $4,',, j. - � And was Sent to Godench for trial. b Mr. Dewar . the the brick block.—Mr. Roberts, a super- I ` I- _�� . �V � t_ 1: i,;- - t, near Berli , ,- I - T; I a � tll.'� - - $4 _�_ Villie, Is- a clever lad, and will make a 1 will likely be sent,to the penitenti — Ir embers of hf i North Huron TpacherB' an'nuated tea,cher, aged about 80 years, 1 - Beconded, : �Vle, I , - - 1. i. -- . I - � I Z_ �V eacher T. � I a - , I I �; � i4od t .—A bicycle is. sometimes, i Mr. Hugh Robb 'has "�' dairy Agaoci u �_,_ �, - _t� -1 COMmen ation, 4e ire to express o r deep left Gorrie for Manitoba' on Tuesday . r , . I 1. �,,�� - � -pi I A very unruly animal, ce a - .. . I had when it dl�ll I Pork -packing business for this : " .4 I v a sfne, regret at the �e y removal by 4eath of evening last. Mr. James Donley left I r .- . - — , , � I . - _ r� �� . � � - I - �� 3��- f; I ; . ; � �� -1 L.:' I I � i . I .- I , - 10 I I - I - ! . V... , '. "' . I I - I . I - i iiiii f , I I , - � I : -� . I I : i i I . . - 1 �,9 . , , . . � I . J - it I ! � il . .i I . I . . - � I I I I ; I I !; f�� I - I ! . � I i � � I I . I . . . � I I � ; �. . . ! . � � 1: � I . . i I I : I 11 ! . � : �_ I � , I � E I ' k I d rc. I 3[e, I I .� (777 * ,T- I I ;, � � "I 18 9 u I � - , I � 1 5 - � �. - - - - - - ? f ? i % L i I � t � __ I i I I I � I . � � . . . I 7 . I I . . . � . , i � I I I i � . I 1i �, I , I ! � - - . I � I I 4 .: I I .. ,� . ,-, - - �J — , II -..:.. , -- - . , � !^- %_ - �.- . I- " �, . - � - I - . � . - - - - I . I � I ! , I � . � I I I I . I I . ; . I I , : " I I i :: � 5 i . . � � - ! I � ;,� - 11 I i � I � . . ! -i . i ,;P I _. i I . . � .- . . _. , 1_11 - _.. __ t _1 - . -1 - �_ __ - - - - - � I . - � . I - - _ _. _1 ___ _�_,_I_ __-, 1_____._____ -1 ________. _ _____ - - __ __ `. i the same place about two weeks ago. Sims; iron beam plow, 1st R4 H- Robin- I - i over �wenty-eight. years, and during � r. Donley owns a half section of son, 2d W. R. Wilson; pair iron har- J. A. Wilson; wooden bar. that time won for himself the respect - and eoteem of his neighbors alons. - ud about 25 miles south west of Bran- n.—The Albion Hotel in our village rows, pair rows, Belfry & Gosman; singlebuggy, J. grunaden; ,not but of the entire community, and all will join with uff in wishing 'himself 8 received anew coat of paint, which open, let J. P. Brown, 2d and - eatly improves iw a,ppearance.—The double buggy, open, let J. B. Brown, 2d his ex�ellent pai tner a long lease of life ev. Mr. Cuthbertson occupied the Clymont Bros.; Cutter, Slatei & Sims; I and the best of health that they may ilpit in the Pregbyterian Church,Gor- set horse shoes from hammer, W. R. enjoy the comforts of retired life in their . . . . . . 3, � on Sabbath last, and preached an Wilson ; pump, J. Ross; gang plow, R. new home. oellent Sermon. He selected as his M. Robinson ; f 'uDing mill, Wm. Bar- - , land ; TnElISCHOOLS.—Tbe following teachers have beei# in the � xt the 28th verse of the 9bh chapter of rie; grain cralle, J,. Colloton; engaged respective ebrews. In the eveDing he preached roller, W. R. Wilson; scuffler, let J. School Bi in the township of TUC-kersmith - the Methodist Church, his remarks Brunsdon, 2d R. M. Robinson. for the current year at the salaries ing based on the 9th verse of the 11th - 0 . namel: Section No. 1, Mr. Hackney, apter-of Eo3lesiastes. His Was listen- D-abhn. the $450; No. 2, Mr. Scott, �330; NO. 3 Mr. i W. Sellers, $450; No. 4, Mi v- $111 to attentively.--- Mr. David Mont- mery I who.bas been engaged in the T9,&CHERS.—Mr. 0. Fraser, effi- cient teacher of No. 2, North Easthope, Lanas�orougb, 4a2O; No. 6, Miss Gil. , ereantile business in our village for has been re-engaged for, 1883 at an in- has, )in, $400; No. 7, Miss Forest, $275 - I 7 No. 8,'Mr. Hicks, $450, and assis taut Mrly three years, intends to remove Manitoba in the spring.—Our village creased salary.—Mr. C. J. Kennedy been re engaged in No. 4, Hibbert, at a � Miss Crawford, 5225; No. 9, Mr. Hor' I - as been more lively lately, OWiDg to salary of $475. Mr. Kennedy is a very hire. ton, $4.50; No. 10, Mr. McGill, $450; No- 11, Miss Wilson, $340. Many Of me extent to the presence of some ilway men who are engaged builaing efficieut teacher and worthy of his HymENIAL.—Mr. M. Jordan, one of I our readers will be glad to welcome the -idges, etc., on the track. . our most estimable young men, has gone the way -of . all sensible young fel, retur4 of Mr. F. W. Sellers to the pro. fessiw� once more-, and the . . Turnberry. - Iowa and taken unto himself a wife, one Tucke�rsmith are to be congratulated oil A CLEvzn STUDENT.—We are pleased - of Dublin's fairest and choicest daugh. h4ving secured his services as a teaebbr � learn that Mr. Wm. Walker, of Turn- ters, and the name, Miss Mary Clement, of onei of the best schools in the town. ship-'] rry, has, on the re -consideration of is a tPiDgOf the past. Thejoyfulevent I - . q papers by the Toronto authorities, .took place on Tuesday, 17th inst., at B:ullett. , . calved a second class certificate Grade ob, Irisbtown. The St. Columban's Chur � .�, This is one of the exceptional cases happy couple left in the evening on a WELL . SOLD.—Mr. N. Cade sold 9, ; � . here Grade A has been obtained by wedding tour, followed by the good team' to -Mr. C. Mason, for $360�, last - I rivate Study. Mr. Walker, although Wishes of their many friends. week. 11 . aching a school, is now reading up for HORSY, STEALING.—Horse stealing has . WO�RIED.—Mr. James Cottle, of the first-class certificate, and as he bag become almost as prevalent in the town- base line, . bad foux sheep worried by pe to be able to chronicle - ships of Woolwich andWateiloo as incen- dogs �n Sunday night. is further success next year. diarism in MoKillop, A few weeks ago FA�Y RENTED.—Mr. Thos. Nott has - - Mr. Elsley, of Woolwich had a valuable rented I lot 12, concession 12, for a term - � 'Winthro-O. tesm stolen, one of which was left five of years, from Mr. E, Lear. THE HOTEL.—The Wi .nithrop Hotel or six miles away on account, it is sup- A GOOD HEIFER. —Last week Messrs. 'yearling as been , vacant now for three months, posed, of its not having been� shod. H. Snell & Son Sold a beifer to nd it has been the quietest three Since that time the stables of Several Mr. E. Gaunt, of Wawanosh, for the- ouths in the vicinity. for some years. who are known to po*ssess good horses have been visited. It would seem these sum of $175. R-EcOVERING.—We are pleased tolearn he hotel if; no,�v being repaired, and a ew tenaDt is expected. There is a rascals visit the shows., for several ex- that tev. Mr. Hamilton, of Lonleaboro,. - etition -being circulated asking that no bibitors-have found traceB of these mid continues to improve, being able to be cenBe be given, as no whiskey is need. night marsu era, Ong so ar ey on . u no ye a a o o any.. � d in th�t locality.—Cox. � have not been SUC0eSBf ill except in the cas � TANNERISH.—Mr. J. Brown lost gi ' , " yearling heifer, which , I , was pasturing it' - . Hay. - his bush lots; more than two weeks. .— -I AcCIDENT.—While Robert Taylor, of Brucefield. ' after being missed the animal was dia. covered 6Dt&Dgled in a rail fence, and., � . ie 2d concession of Hay, was playing A GOOD SALE.—MR. EDITOR,—SIRI— owing to its position, it was unable to lie, ith a loaded cartridge it exploded, in- 'on Will you be so kind as to give insert* downi and was nearly dead when found, riDg big hand. Although an ugly gash, in the columns of youevaluable journal It is reco'�erina. . is hoped he will soon be around again. � to the following, viz: Mrs. John Aiken- I - � REJ'EwGAGEMZNTs,—Mr. Geo. Newton GOOD PRICE.—Mr. James Carrick, of bead's sale, which took place on the has een re-engaged to teach in No. 6. . as 4th -concession of Hay, sold&& spring 24th inst., was quite a Buccess. Imple- " .�_ I for 1983; Mr. McCliiiton has been re- olt to Mr. Jackson Hawkins for the sum iments and everything else sold well, eriga�bd to teach in No. 8. This is his f 675. bettpr than usual let such sales. . I � twelf0h year in No. 8, and shows how . � Stanley. Cattle sold well, cows fetching from �30 to $41; some three year Olds brought . - � he is 0,ppreciated. Mr. T. W. Sloan has � � . .. SUDDEN DIZATH.—Mr. John Stewart, the above figures; sheep sold for $12 1 I been re engaged for next year in No. 7, � at an �ineveased salary. f the 2nd concession of Stanley, lost a . - sod $16 per pair; pigs 314. Thanks to 0 , � DxiMs.—We regret to record the aughter aged 11, last week, after an the care and vigilance of the brave � - - death of Mrs. Thos. Carbert,',of the - L - Iness. of oDly 4 week, by congestion of - auctioneer ' Mr. Joseph P. Brine,'who is gravel road, which occurred on satur., , be brain. able to conductsales to the great advan. I day, after an * illuesa of a couple of ROOTS.--:-ROOtS are a very good crop in tage of proprietors.' Mrs. Aikembead's I months.—We are also called on to re - his part, especially mangolds and car- friends and acquaintances will be glad cord 1 the death of Mr. Harry Bell., �. I � - ots. Mr. Donald Ross has -gathered to learn that although but one colt whicix occurfed at big father'a resi. ver 500 hughols off three-quarters of Was sold,ber sale reallzed the handsome � deuce, 7th concession, - on Tuesday. - n acre,- Some of his roots weighing as sum of $8.88. She ascribes her success Deceased returned from Winnipeg a - .1 uch as 15 pounds. to the advertisement in your paper, and couple of months since, anffering from PLOWING MATCH. — We understand Mr. Brine, who yielded the hammer so consumption. since which time he has :1 hat a number of the leading farmers nobly. There was a great crowd of been gradually failing. f Stanley, have formed a Plowing AB- people. Yours respectfully, Jos. Hui- MA*ING TnEx CORRECT.—The farmers ociation, and intend holding a plowing * 'in oiNs, Clerk at sale. on th'I 13th concession have had quite a atch the vicinity of Brucefield or I . 1p stir among them by having a re -survey arna, on Wednesday, the 8th of No- Chnton. of thOr lots, and a general moving of 1 ember, on which occasion liberal prizes , [FROM THE NEW ZRA.] , 0 line fences has been the result. Some. . ill be awarded. The notice giving ull will be issued in a few A GOOD PnIcx.—Mr. H. Flumsteel, on - of the lots varied eight rods in width. � . 7, pakiculam Monday, sold a heavy draugbt mare to On ' a farmer has lost a well -and a row of - Sys. . an American dealer for $215.50, and a apple trees from his orchard. it will I Zurich. .Snc�ing foal to Mt. Ireland, of Tucker- necessitate the moving of nearly two, . , . smith, for $110. thou "lud rods of rail fences, and several SPORT.—Our hunters find deer hunt- PAxNruL ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday, Mr. 9 hundted roas-of board fencing.----�New tig tame sport this year, and although Homer Andrews, while working at the Era. �� everal attempts have been made to cane crusher on their farm (connected I � 8 � ag a deer, they have Dot been success- with the Sorghum machine), had the Fouring-, Oil Upon the Troubled ul. The scarcity of game is. Dot - to be misfortune to he ve his left band drawn . Waters. � . ondered at, as hounds have been in betwe6n the rollers and terriblv The Goderich Signal of last week I basing them toliroughout the 'sum- .& ' crushed. Medical assistance was called says , The Schooner Jennie Rumball, ` er. k BURGLART.—On Sunday evening, the in, and it was found necessary to ampu- tste the three lower fingers about half which went ashore a mile from Pike Bay ;&bt Week, is S total wreck. Capt. - 5th of October, the house of Mr. Si IP' an* inch below the knuckles, he being Danc6y (the owner) returned from the le was entered, and the Bum of $200 put under the influence of chloroform scenel on Friday, and reports the vessel . emoved firom a chest. Tho work was I during the operation. He is fortunate - broken up. The crew had a. terrible vidently t hat of one well acquainted ith tho place, as the keys were taken in having a finger and thumb left on the hand, Only a few clays before, his bro- experience. The night was dark, a . terrible sea was raging, the vessel was �1. rom a position Dot to be thought of ex- ther Colin had one of his fingers slightly heavily freighted with lumber andhard. opt by one who knew well where to ad them. Entrance was gained crushed in the same way. to mik'nage. She grounded on a large . hrough a window, and while the Hensall. flat r6ok. and a beaVv sea broke throngl Z . her stern, deluging ihe cabin, and fling. amily were at church. No clue has at been found to the guilty pat ty. HENsALL MILLS.—In order to meet ing Mrs. Petrie (wife of the captain) and IMPROVEMENTS.—Our village, though our largely increasing trade of flouring, gri8ting Rnd chopping we h,%ve added rolls a -Ad other im- a child across the room. Tbestovewas I upset and fell upon Mrs. Petrie, injuring ot increasing materially in business or -0.8 proved machinery, saying neither labor nor costs, her lower limbs. The vessel pounded ize, yet keeps up its reputation a eat, compact place, and this year has being determined to make the Heneall Mills a willing cantre. Custom work attended to wVh � npon: the rock, and the water which 1%%� naterially added to its appearance by pninctuality. Flour, bran, shorts, chop and other mill food, wholemale and retail. Highest prices entered the stern broke through into the bol& The crew took to the riggin A g, anc he orection of Mr. Jacob Happel's large t, paid for good marlietable wheat, oats, barley and Captain Petrie, assiited by the mate rick butcher shop, and the two fine potatoes. D. UR,Qu%&w. 77-4 # rescued his wife and child with dilricul- I rick residences of Messrs. Surerus and LocALiTiEB.—Opr village was made L . ty from their watery prison. lardy. lively on Wednesday by a wedding party The night was raw, and it seemed as I *--. Walton. passing through.—Mr. Robt, Labg, of Manitoba, who hais been here for if all'Aboard would perish from the cold : 4 : . ' LocAmTiEoi—On Tuesday of last week past few weeks visiting friends, returne � if thdv remained on the wreck. The . � - _; . boat lhad been injured, but was patched - ohu Sillers, D. McFarlane and Wm. )ouglas'left here to Beek their fortune to the Far West this week. : A SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINmENT.—The w Z � -up voith canvass, and the party, seven I . in all, embarked under the lee of the I n Culorado. Ln&ew Hislop also left entertainment given here on Tuesday . vessel, and made for the shore. The he same day for Brandon, Manitoba. gay success attend the boys.—A num- evening, by Professor Meeke, under the patronage of the Independent Order of I . sea was running very high, and it was I er of the small boys of this place have . Oddfellows of this place, proved, a sue- believed that the boat could not live. in : . it, but the captair. - took with him a I ormed a kind of thieving compact— . cess. The Professor was brimful of wit, I I large can of oil, and seated in the stem, i oing about robbing Orchards' stealing f owl, and whatever else liesW,witbin their sense, and humor, both delighting and �istonisbing the audience by his bursts poured the pacifying liquid upon the unday last Some of them ,of oratory, wonderful powers of mimicry, turbulent wateri3. The effect was won. � derful. The giant billow�*s as they ad. aH it is supposed) entered Mr. Nell's tore by a back way, while the family and droll humor. We congratulate the Brethren of the Lodge upon the Success vanced reared themselves as if they vas� absent, and took from it what .of their entertainment, and Should they would spriog upon and Overwhelm the little boat aDd its devoted eraw, bat as noney they could firid, which was o�ly at any. time again in the future be for- . I theystrack the oil they subsided and Small sum, also candies and such like t4nate enough to sectire the services of broke in a harmless, gentle upheaval. hat could be easily carried off. As a the Professor, we would have little doubt The pouriug of - oil upon the troubled umber of those who make a practice of in predicting for them an overflowing waters " saved t -he I ives of the boat'S . his Sort of thing are known, it would be house and greater success. . crew, ,vell if. they -were tucked after, and I aptain Petrie has tried the casting � ealt with a little more severely.— ffr. James Bolger, who resides on I Tuckersmith. of oi�, upon storm tossed waves before; - -� he gravel road, two miles north of this A GOOD S4LF,.—At the auction sale of farm stock on the farm of Messrs. and S,lways with a large d,egrae of sue - ciess. I n a previous occasion he broke )htce, had a valuable horse die a few lays ago froin inflamati6n. Robertson on the 10th Concession, on -the the f o*rce of great waves by merely fast. He ha*d )eon offered $150 for the animal. Monday 16th inst.-, there was an ening a blau ket soaked with oil to the. - ; . immense crowd of people, and it was stern of his boat. Another well known � . . . one of the beat sales ever held in this lake captain alsq adds his testimony t,& . . - Biyth. ! 'township. Bidding ivaB fairly f arious. the efficacy of oil in calmin-, troubled M OMITTED PRizEs.—The following are Cows went from V30 to $80 for grades, waters. ;he successful competitors in Poultry and spring calves brought 6�7. A pair There was no insurance upon the I - wd Implements, the &-Cof which "W 6 Of two year old steers were knocked Jennie Rumball, and the loss will faff � Pvere unable to give last week, and for down on the second bid for $120., The I very ! heavily upon Captain Dancey. wvhich we are now indebted tothe Messrs. Robertson are among the oldest The treacherous waters of the Georgian iindness a - -nd courtesy of the Secretary, and most esteemed reside ts o n f the I Bay i have been fatal to three ve"elS, r. McQuarrie : POULTRY—Pair tur- neighborhood, and as they axe retiring [ owned by him. Many years ago he lost ieys, 1st Thos. Fear, 2d Thos. Bawden- ' from farming the people seemed cleter- m The �13rothers, later on the Lily Dancey, ?air geese, Ist and 2d Tbos. Bawden , mined to give them a benefit, and they andhow � the Jeunie Rumball. All thr4 I )air ducksi, Ist Wm. Grieve, 2d ThoB. succeeded. The sale was conducted by went � ashore within forty.miles of one Fear; pair brown Leghorns, Wm. 7 Mr. Archibald Bishop, M. P. - aDOt')-er. ' Trieve;: psir light Legborns, 1sb Wm, ,REMOVAL OF AN OLD RESIDENT.—Mr. . W, understan,d that Mrs. Petrie has .. 3 irrieve, 2d � Jas. -Harrison -, pair blacx Cs,lvin Campbell having sold his farm fully ; recovered from her injury,and - ' 3panish,.1st and 2d Wm. Grieve; pair oti the 2d concession to Mr. George expo . . 3ure. � I . igbt Brahmas, 1st Jas. Harrison, 2d Sproat, rtmoved his family and effects ------------ # 1� I � Vm. Grieve pair dark Brabmas, Wm. 7 to WiDgham last week. Mr. Campbell ' — ,IL - I 'Very distressing accident occurred- ]�rieve; pair Hamburgs, 1bt J. Harrison, his purchased a snug property adjoinin 9 on the . Canada, Soutbern railway near - d Dr. YOUDg; beat collection of fowls the town of Wingham, and intends Hagorsville on Saturday, 14t inst., by' part from all entries, 1st Wm. Grieve, residing there hereafteri The , � pro- . . -h which a brakesman 'named P. O'Con- d Jas: Harrison ; pair Dorkings, let I pdrty contains twenty-five acres, and norsi a former resident of St. Marys, as. Harrison, 2d Wm. Grieve; pair has on it a neat two-storey brick house, lost his life. appears that as be was lack breasted red games, ist and 2d good out -buildings an ' d a splendid ,It in t416 act of stepping from the baggage, as. Cottle; pair buff CochiDS, 18t Wm. orebard, so that Mr. Campbell will not to thb express department by means of �rieve,:�d W. Southcott; pair partridge "Oebin only have a comfortable home, but will the siap handles, on the bagoage car he I -8, Win. Grieve; pair bantams, hi have plenty of land -to keep III in , was 'struck by the Lide of the overherA . A and 2d Wm. Grieve; pair Polands, amusement; and being close to Wing- brid' ge, causing instant death. - His . at and2d Wm. Grieve; pair Plymouth ham, will have, in addition, all the ad- brother wag killed on the same railroad � -looks, 18t Jas. Haxrison, 2d Dr. Young. i vantages of town life. Mr. Campbell aboult a year ago. lie leaves a wife in . KPLEMINTS—Lumber wagon, Slater & . I has been a resident of Tuckersmith for I Buffalo and parenta in fit. Marys. i . � 1 1! I I . � � _ -A I !_ I . - � . I I . - � . - - I . - i � . L . � � . . � I I I I .- - 1. - I . I - - .. , - — , $ee, our wincey . 12ie, the. es the money. Good Brown b , Vard. I vplendid - Cauta ,up . and 1 2-1k per . ) . Zwra vdue in ..) per yard. . . All Wool Fla . 'Wry C74eap. . , � . Aws G,00ds, S, . Milliner Z � y at . ; I � body. i � I — Those who givi . our Prices right 3 will receive the It " system. . E. , I � . TBAICHk , - - ___1 WANTED4—Por'S, Vkwano�h> a 4, class certificate, Ai . . Novemner 20th Add 6eatimonials. &o., T1 P. 0 . . % WAIAITED.—Assebo So 5 in tt'he T of 11uran, i;� tbe yem teistimonials ito be lod 1161grave F. O., Morri — TEICRE-B WAINT I Section No. 2. Tc Haron, a seco-d.clalm ISM. A.P01cations s! Uy ANDREW TtMNI . NovemVer, 1%'2 � L .- i TEACHER "'ANT] I . ' ' kolding A. second 101 Commence JaUUATY L . "lary d"ired, and L . � I t,wtimou,21s, to the I&OSS, Wjuth op. � � ______,____, . TEACH ' Eift WAN I T11 rece-Ave licatio 11 . 11thofRove , r, 0 - for Se,`bool Section N6 At, xence outhe stof J� tious to be in 1wri Ing] pemonally at School � 'tote to Eigu -agreem � Secretary,, Blyth ;1 ____� I — -WANTED *—A V4 dutwouliti tion No.7'. T,owniihip s#pU,zanVs �owu hand &ad endoSinff t4BStin I And up tAo th� Ut,daj underBigned. Add LOVE sr., Bee PARSONS, Tyast tas ____._ ___ WANTED.—AD As - male, for Bello ties to commence � Applications st ling. . 20th November, ' . secretary, cranbrool � I- � PACIIEP- w" . Section No. 9, ( ft, holding thitA cla 11tating twary t 11 , VAU be iviA by 'Ex.- . lier 15th. EX. � �1 TEACHER WANT School Section i - � � tt,,C*UntY,oif � a second or � Plications Aatingsal . received by tLhe v.1 . Ifth. JOHN I POW, . P. O. � L - i � FAAx FOR SALY I : sale—For sale,. ROSA Survey,Tuckz� � 76 of 'which are clea I � .. �UltlmAtion and aJI r �d wi . is well i;Zb;r ; . � L �Lcr-os,zof W wheat a 7 � Is a T-Une houso, go �_ - Uaderaiftth and -oz .1 ' e L t004,wells and a yo;. � w -awes . � of liftforth oi L - � � 2ad live Imm, Hem L . � Schools and -Church � � ZQld eheap_ Apply � Site prealbu. .Mu, E I I I F ; � t � ; E I � - - � I I