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: Thorne. -Dirootors.-MaKillop - Wra.
. I KENNER & COLDWELL, . ,ee and. John
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. S. Brown. Hullett-Robt. Armstrong.
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: Bartisters, Attorneys, Solicitors, &c.. Walter , McMillan, and �hos. Neil*ns.
� DONALDSOICS BLOCK. Tuckersmith- George TL McKay and
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: � � __Uoney Invested on First -Class SecuritV, Andrew Young w9re app6inted auditors.
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I f - f1tro U (g:tp 0 0,, t of L I IiGH ScHooL.-The follo*ing is
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ti -l'.- Publishing Co., of Boston, are the publishers., cxg: (D �
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sister, Mrs. Passmore. -The
orders are Already in from tbv.t rrovinoe
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fore, our citizens will give .,him a
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audience on Tuesday nighC ,-Mr. James
visitina.
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n B n-r7ton, of Toronto, will con,
production, , The practical pait 'of the
Wright; got,tvio-of hit fingers pretty
duct the
auuiv�srsary services to be held
business is mainly under -the manage.
has
badly nip,p.ed b� ,the Shaper in Broad.
foot,s mill a few days ago, but
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the 91st
eabyterian church, Gorrie,, on
ust. - On the following Monday
ment of X -. David Dorrence ..'who
no superior and . few equals;;'Wo- are
planjug
he is suMciently recovered to -be able to
.
evening
:te will deliver a I lecture in the
glad that a 2. interest of such importance
Work again.-bir. Hugh Robb has pur. -
same ch
irch,,subject: 11 God'o Wonder
Beavens. �
to the t . I . being carried on with 96
Ow
chased from Mr. Duncan XcBeath,that
Writiug
n the
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intended for last
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much euerl;lLud ability, and that these
,neat cottage on Goderich street, adjoin-
.
[NOTZ.-
but was re
-The above wits wea
3eived too- late for insertion.] .
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are being �bundautly temunerated. -
. 101�oe of Mr. Bensone The
iDg the resid ,. .
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price paid is 11000. This is the cheapest
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Elibbert. I
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property that �as been sold in Seaforth
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CHANG
XG HANbs.-Mr. James Bal.
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quite a lar e attendance at the meeting
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for a long tlm.�.mTho Sabbath school
.
lantyne,
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of Usborne, on 'the boundary
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held on T41sday evening in fie Royal
convention held in Egmondville church
between
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Hibbert and Usborne, disposed,
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Hotel I he purpoae,of selecting dele-
for'
on Weduesday'last, was fairly attended,
0 f his farm
of 100 acres to Mr. William -
gates to abillena the Reform Cc nvention
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and the. proceedings were both interest.
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The evening
Stewarb.for
the handsome sum of 67,-
at Henaall on".L Saturday. The following
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ing. and instrudtive; Beg-
I
800, and
then purchased Mr. Mabaffy's
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delegates were elected by ballo to repre-
.aion would, no doubt have been much
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farm (15
D acres) for 49,500, being S1,W
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sent the town, viZ, - Messrs. Wm. Bal.
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more largely attended had the evening
been We hope to
inore th4n
Mr. Mabuffy paid for it two
lantyne, �dward Ca'sh, Wm. 4. Gray,
give
so storm I
not y.
years ag'
P.
This shows how farm pro.
R. Commqn, Alex.- 'Stewart, Al. Y. Mo.
& summary of the proceedings next
perty is
commencing to "boom" in On-
-Loan, R. D�, umsden, John BeaAtie. An-
week. -Mr. and Mrs. Dennstedt, of Ca�-
tario.
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drew Young, John G. Wilson, Chas.
berry, Manitoba, have beeo visiting ab
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SALE. --A
chancery sale' of farm, farm -
Lowrie an I Arthur Forbes. he ques-
the residence o'f'Mr. Andrew Young for
stock aii5l
implements, took place on
. tion as Ao who the candida�e shonid'
several days. I Carberry is .becorning p,
14 12, c
nee8sion 12, on 'the 4th inst.
be was fully. considered and dig-
smart, commercial town, and we are
.
The pro
)erty belonged tc� Mrs. Harris,
cussed, .i�nd while the, 1 meeting
.
glad to learn t hat our former- townsmen
.�
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The par,
.
,haser of the firm was Mr.
was unal3imous in its deter�Aination
the MeBars Logan are doing a splendid
.
Robert'
ood, who paid for it $5,500.
to loyall . e nomineo of -the
Y app rt tb
business there. -We have recently had
The bidi
ing for it was n6t so spirited,
i; wbooever be maY bdl�_s strong
'tbat'tbe
a considerable addition to . our an ow
. .
nor the brice
realized sol high as they
feeling *y4s manifested 'next
crop, an immense depth having fallen
would lAva
been, had it not been Mrs.
_C&ndida* should be from thq northern
. part of - the Riding, and Mri Wm. M.
Wednesday and yesterday, but there
was not muchWind and the roads have
Harriswas
6tit, conpidering
anxious to retain it herself,
the nature of the soil
Gray wa, selected by the meeting as a
Dot been materially affected. -Mr. D.
.
and the
condition it.. is' in, the price
suitable.V�rson to Place befor� the Con-
D. Wilson has purchased the ice on the
.
Maliz � .
w 'd. The stock and im.-
as goo
ventiou, and the delegates W re!recom-
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Egmondville dam, and will soon com-
�lement
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sold very well, brhigiug in all
mended 1by the meeting to gi,'ve him
mence supplying himself and thee' i
I . ltlzens
about t
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If
their sup orb in the Convention. ,
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with zero for ,tho summer use. Mr.
education. After the examination-,
,200.
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THE tRNiVAL.— e rs; Oka ing
David Davis, oif Hibbert, left here yes-
er ay for the old country. He accom-
THA -AGRICULTURAL
I Exeter. I �
S6CIETY. - The
carnival�Df the season wai held on
.
panies Mr. Templeton of Tuckersmith.
Annual
meetiDg of the members of the
Wednead py evening last. C)ugidoring
-Mr. James Burgess has opened an
Step . heni�
and Usborne Ag � ricultural So.
,the storn� y eve,aiDg the attend an6e both
Oyster and Fruit saloon in the premises
ciety, w I
s hold at the Central Hotel,
of skater and Lapectatorg was jar a and
19
opposite Kidd's'store, and as he is well
, xeter,
t �.
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a Thursday of l"t week, the
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-every respect, success.
the carnil al, hy I
known and well. liked, will, no doubt do
day ap ointed
by statute The Direc-
There w,er.e quite a number present
a good business.
,
t ors' rep
brt showed that last y, e�r the -
from a dii itan'oe. Many of the costumes
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.Society liad
a membersb p of 381, and
were. re4,.ly good,L and thq 9harketers
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A IIURONITiK ABRoAD.-We have this
theyconimenoe
the New Year with a
taken, w U personi ed. ,The curling
.
week re'ived from Mr. Geo. Lockhart,
. ce
�alanceof
something ov ir $200 i -a the
I
rink Wall. ai4o open, and the lovers of
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Jr., a copy oftbeTaullina Times news"-
treasury,
the unusually l4rge receipts at
the "roax Z'gamel' enjoyed their favor-
I
paper. Paullina is a town in North-
the gatd
on the occasion 6f the last fall
ite pasti...,,ne to their hearW content.
western Iowa, and while a little more
Bhow,co
tributing mainly to this happy
The follo�'ving is a list of the prize win-
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than four months ago there was.nothing
c,
result.
The foilowing,Officersand Di.
ners: " I
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I Ladies'. Vwtwne.-Ist, Miss T I Pu& Wil-
but the unbroken prairie, there is now a
thrivirig town of about 300 inhabitants, I
rectors
year: D.1
were elected for the ensuing
McInnis, President; John Han.
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son, 11 Highland Lassie -" 2qd, Miss
I b i
'a,
with stores, business shops, and profesr
ter, Viel
Presidenb�; A. I?yer,, Secrr-tary
Annie R -Sea Nympb." I
sional offices of all kinds. The Chicago.
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and Jam�es
Pickard,! Treasurer. Direc-
. - Girls' 7o8tame.-lst, Nettie 1 Wilson,
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and Northwe�tern Railway 'was laid
tors -
essrs. X, . Moir,elock, Henry
efFlower ;",2nd, Maggie Broadfoot,
past there in June last.- ItB weekl�
-Eilber, ,1
ohn Glerm, Jr., James Ballan-
,:3-drl .
"Jockey. � JM '
'Nil
p,p,r, the Timps,is a large sized, newsy.
- tyne, Jchu
Willis':, James Loadman,
Ik,n
Girt S) ater.-lst, Birdie u ;
i3heet,with -.%' good, healthv business
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Js' es I
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Own, j ohnil Hyndman and Win.
.
2nd, Han;na,h Kidd. : .
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1Costuwe.-1Bt, J. Chambers,
appearance. It was sent to Mr. Lock-
Bagshaw.
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41Red i '
bart 1�by big brother James, who has
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-since
the village. He has gone north to start
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Crqss Knight;" 2nd, R. Jamieson,
been out there last spring, being
M,
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Morris.
I'Dutchnian." ' -
somewhat engaged in stock and land
A Goo
OFFZR.---�Mr. Thos. 6'ampbell
Gent 8�ater.Isb, T. Klinkbammer;
.
speculation. He thinks -that country is
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was*offered
t8 500'for his farm but re.
2nd, T, Coleman. __.
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more desirable than the Northwest, a�B
.
fused the
sat�o. .1 it isl however, Mr.
I
Boys' gostumc.-lat, Jimmie Rose,
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the cold is not nearly so intense as in
Campbe]
.
.1 8 n ent&)n to sbIl this coming
' i t a
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"Highland Boy;" 2ad, Alex. Broadfoot,
the more northern latitudes. When be
segson,
nd remov 'e to Darlin
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"Convict?, �
John TA'it; 2ad,
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wrote, on the 6th JAnuary, there w
.
is some
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hing over twe6ty years since
Boy Skater.-lst, ,
only two inches of snow with very little
.
Mr. Campbell
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cam 10 to �be township,
Jirarnie Xill6ran. , 'I
cold. The snow fall goldoni e'kceedB a
and in that
time he has proved himself
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Juclge&.�-A. H. Ireland, John G. Wil.
Cameron.
few inches in depth., Fuel, buildiva
a kind a
ld obligii)o neighbor and a good
son and �ieniy
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material, implements,1kc., are equally s
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f
citizen ,
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6nd all will be s rry when he
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uderstand it is the int8l)ti
. U - � 'On
,We
low priced as in 'Outtirio. soil a
removeB
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to have another carnival -in about three -
.The
very deep and rich, producing corn, ali
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A CLO
3F, CALL.—The other day while
weeks when music will be.. vided,
' Moles
coarse grains, %nd fruit to perfection'.
driving
a load of posts, Mr. Embery
and race,l of one, tw10 and five will
It also affords special inducements
.
had quite
an adveuture� i It seems Mr.
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be one of ,the prominen t featur B.
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. stock raisers as the highland prairie s
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Embery
s sleighs cut olf the road, so be
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covered with abundance of tall, nutrit -
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thought
n
he would prop the load with
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THE S9 UTH RIDING -SOCIET'Y.—�, The an -
ous grass, which when out ad d 8
his shoulder,
but he was not strong
n ual m ee hig of the South Huron Agri-
t'
said to be equal to timotLy bay. It s
enough to
bear up the weight, and not
cultural �ociety, was hold at Tnruer's
within two miles of this town the
beind able
n
to get from under it quick
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Hotel, B Ucefield, bn Wednesday last.
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Messrs. Walter and Hector Cowan,
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enough,
he threw himself full length on
4
There wol a small attendaube of mem.
formerly of MoKillop, have their farn 8
the anovr
and over:came ,� the load and
bers, bei�g few more than the directors.
located, and which with skill and ente. .,-
left'nothiDg
outbut his bead. The old
It is a eat pit that the(, farmers,
q � y
paisa Bach as possessed by these -gentle-
.
adag'
e sy
peared before Mr. -E rubery very
ido not tak I
ef�peciall I e a grea�ter 'iater-
eit in 21 working of this society. They
men are sure to' yield good return;.
Their , lands a little more than a year
plainly.that
so he get
it Wa 0
root hog or die,"
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to work t ) dig the snow from
shoul -a as a e sufficient, interest
d,
ago we]. 8
-e purchased -,at from 56 to I
'an. der him,
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which ' lie did slowly, but
in it to tend the annual meeting and
periacre, and the same kind -cannot
-surely, a
ad let his body drop down so as
become m ' embers. A great deal more
now be purchased- in that quarter I t
less than from 015 to $20
to let tb
3 weight of the posts rest on the
interest a 3ems to betaken in the local
per &ere.=
snow wl
ile he crawled out. .
branch'soPieties tham in this one. An
Com. . -
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LOCAL
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i.�--Mr. Thos. Ellis sold a fine
exhaustive and interegtiDg report, pre-
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colt, thr
3e years old., the other day to
pared'bylthe Secretary��"was -. presented
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Ethel. � I
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Mr. Tay
,or, of Belgrave, for the sum of
on behal of the Directors, and was-
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FALsE ALAIM.-Our peaceful villagers'
3.-M
r
r. Robert Such Bold two steers
adopted. This report we shall publish
'statement
were seriously alarmed by cries which
- a drover
the ot�her day for $60. -Miss
next week. The financial
showed that there were 114 "members
*
were mistaken for an alarm of fire, but
M. Ciim)bell
cows to
sold another one of her
. r. Thos. Cam pbe'll for the slim
last year, and that $1,119.75 had 1�een
I
i oz' rushing forth discovered that the
cries came from a young man who wag
of $30.
.
Miss Car*pli -sent the milk of
paid out in prizes at the spri4a and W11
i 0
,
shows, a d, including the balance left
T rambulating. the streets, mournfully
Te I of
I three cows
last season,
to Bluevale cheese factory
for which she realized the
over fro 'I, the previous year, the present
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Tin
. repeating the words "Co boss, co boss.
He got her. , . �
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nice BUM
Of $90. She has still another
balance � .. the treasury .is $149.43. The
NEW SCHOOL Housio.=For the Past
fine cow
for sale. --�Miss Minnie Ray,- of
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follo*ingi officera an t
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year I there has. been considerable talk of
Port St8nley,
is vi3itiug �er friends on
elected for the ensuing year, viz.: Hugh
Love, Sr., President; Leonard Hunter,
building a new school house in this sec-
the 4t-hline
of Morris. � I
'Ist Vice-PresideDt'; Robert
tion, and -a number of ratepayers near
,
nnal meeting Of the Grey Branch Agri-
Stanley, -
..Usborne,
Dickson, Tackersmitb, 2nd Vice Presi-
M.
dent; and, John Beacom, Thos. S'mP-
Herifryn wished to have the sobool
moved nearer the centre of the section,
.
A G00D
- SALE. --Mr. Alex. S arks, of
P
son, Roblart McAllister, Johm Willis,
but at 9, meeting held on Saturday last
tbe Browuson
11DO sold a heavy draugbb
James P�ckard, Thomas Russell, Win.
it was decided to build a brick school
mare a
ad -au en dre two year old colt
Bell, Dr' Coleman and Donald Mo-
t
house on the old site.
by 11 StarliDgsbiro
Chaimpion," a few
Ginnis, Pirectors. Messrs. George Jack-
CHURCH. MATTERS.—O Wing to the. &b-
days ago
for the bandsome sum of $600
son and Wm. Charters were appointed
e of R6v. Mr. McRae last Sunday,
senc -
to two gentlemen
from JExeter. This
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auditors. I i
no service was held in the Presbyterian
goes to
show that the Browa.son Line
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church. -Rev. Mr. Clappison preached
still mai
ntaiDs its high re utation for
p
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LOCAL BRIEFS. -The dwelling
.
in the Methodist church on Sunday
, . �
-goodhorses.
Wetinderi P
sta d the same
.house
of Mrs. Connors in Flarparhey Was
night, and administered a richly de-
gentleman
has been offer�d over $150
destroyed by,fire on Saturday and little
served rebuke to some boys , who per-
, for a snaking
0 colt. Who ca;n beat this?
of the diontents saved. Mrs. Connors
sisted-in talking through the whole ser-
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THE Tou-N-suip
.
FATHERS. -At the first
had be�4 from home for about.two
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meeti ng
o i the new -old 0ouncil held on
months I nd no person had been living
.. A CHAPTER Or AcCIDENTS. —Mr. E. R.
Monday
last, Mr. George Stewart was
in the I ouse. It is supposed the fire
Tompkins ran a sliver into his band,
re-appomted
Clerk, and Mr. John Reid
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� was can 3ed by- rats or mice flgetting. at
and on account of inflammation setting
Trea8urar;
Mr. John Tough, Sr., was
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w I
matebeE. There was somoinpurauce.-
in has been lai;l up for several days.-.
appointed
.
As8es,ior in room of Mr. Alex.
Mr. W. 3.- Robertson a,rrived home from
Mr. A. Cameron, while Bcuffiing at Mr.
-
Sparks,
who declined fil
__ ling the posi-
Edmonto:4 on Saturday last. He intends
Milne's mill, fall and sprained his knee.
tion an)tber
year'. Mr; Andrew Stin-
,If' April.-
going back about the first (
-Two of the young lads of Ethel,
,
son waE
m -appointed etaker of the
tr
. Monday night last was the boldest of
Damed i ,eBpectively J�hnuie Elliott and
'
ball, aln
I Messrs. John , atty and Geo.
4he seaE on. The tbermometet registered
Willie Hicks,-wbile wrestliDg.on top of
Baird, 8)r.,
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Auditors. .. rer
6 1�1 belovy zero, but the niaht1was calm,
a car of lumber,took -a header into the
wag ins
iructed to have the -township
C,
and the cold was not severely falt.-
snow, but without any serious results.
accounts
audited on or before the first
Messrs. Robert Jamieson arM'Thomas
,,Boys will be boys." -Mrs. J. M. Davie"s
of Mar3h
Dext. After passi�a a few
Dancan,oftbis town,and John Temple-
slipped, on the road the other day, but
aCCQUnt3
the Council adjourn'
,ed until
ton, of Tuchersmith, left on! Thars(lay
didn't hurt anything but the road. The
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thelifirst
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Saturday in March.
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for the' Ad 'Country. They ) sail from
road wasi doing very well at the last re.
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THE
AGRICULTURAL SociETY.-The
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New Yc rk on Saturday. Messrs. Dan.
report. - . . .
annualmeetiug
of the tanley Branch
,
can and Jamieson go on business, and
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Agricultural
ID
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Society W s he (I at Bay -
Mr. Te pleton is on pleasu!re �bent.-
Gorrie. .
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fiel4 oi
, .
Thursday of J st week. The
The Tuokersmith � Branch A!gricultural
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LoCALITIES.—Mr. Edward James has
audlitors'
report showed that last , year
Society bad the largest , embersbip
�,
purchased the property known as the
,I
theLSociiety
- had a membership of 188
last year of any society in the county;
Gorrie Driviog Park, payiDg therefor
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and, pai
,
I the surn of -t24125 in prizes -
the Stephen and Usborne Sodiety comes
second, --the f former had . 39�� , members
.
055. Mr. Jgmes is now the owner of
.
1 225 acres of llud close to the village.;-
also that
,
carried
there is a bal. ce of about $20'
forward to the n 3w year. The
and the ,latter 381—A Mo!nt Foresb
paper Makes the following reference to
Mr. Walter Sff-inson is engaged to teach
a school aboq,� four miles south of Gorl-
followirg-officers
Castle,
were elected: George
President; Win. Townsend,
a former Seafortbite: Mr.11ar
. ryB,rowri,
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ri(l.r--Miss Mi4gie Pefferes is at present
Vice-Pmsident;
. James Armstrong,
who for some. time has filled the posi.
visiting with,,�'er sister, Mrs.-Passinore,
Secretary
A. U. Campbell,
and Treasurer. Directors-
.
tion of teller in the Ontario )ank here,
of this village. -Mr. Jas. Walker, son
Green,
Al ger, eorge
�ames Wild, Ja Cowie, Jr..
has bee a promoted to a position in the
of Mr. Thomas Walker, of Howick, re-
I
es
office of the same institution '
I I in Toronto.
The re M Brown from
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turned about two weeks ago to visit hip
I
Thos. N
Robinson,
aftill, James Hudson, Edward
and W.1. KEYS. Messrs. A
oval of r. I . Mount
Forest -, s regretted by a good'p ortiou. of
-
parents after an abscnee of nearly twd
years, most of which time he spent in
.
Barker
Auditor
3.nd Geo, Parke Nere appointe�.
the citizens. He had become quite a
Da�ota. He 'liker, the climate of that
3.
_�
:favoritE,. being. courteous, ol�iging and
State well. aud intends to return in the
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painsta -ing.-We regret to state that
sp�ing.-Mr. N. S. McCready has em-
I Hay.
Mr. S. -IV. Cady, -of this town is laid up
barked in the mercantile business in
THE FIRST.—The
firbt, meeting of the
.with a 3evere attack of illness. For
.
our village and has secured the serviceF
new Council
.
met on Mooday last. After
is- recovery was .doubtful,
of Jas. Young as manager. -At Ab
routine
I
proceedings, tbq following offi.
�but be is now improving.-Ml-.H.Smitb,
of Ogilvie & Co's. mill, leaves here on
auqual school meeting, School Sectio;
No. 7, 11owick, Mr. P. P. Aylesworth,
cers were
year:
appoiuted f6r th� current
Samuel Foster clerk, salary
Tuesday next for Montrea.l.-We would
remind our- readers of the lectu're to be
was elected trustee. -Mr. Wm. Wil.,
liams, son of Mr. J. R. Williams, of
$110; anditors,
Faust,
Owen,G�iger and Daniel
t a salary of $6 each ; assessor,
delivered in the to'wn ball. on Tuesday
Gorrie, does not like Uucle Sam's Do,
James Bouthron,
salary $75; treasurer,
eveningi next,'by Rev. Mr. Hill. This
minions as well as some other Canadian
-Michael
Zeller, at $80, and Henry
is probably. the last time our readers
will Eave an op'poftunity of listening to
boys -do. This is evident from the fact
that he did long
Lipphart,
collector, 9,t a salary of 855.
this versatile and pleasing lecturer for
,
not remain in Michil.
gan. I I Rom- Is , Sweet Home." etc. -Mr.
Those partfes
taxes for
who have not paid their
the -year 1882, are requested
some time. as we understand .the Rev.
erened I has
Cunningbam I's moving to the city of
by resolution.
to settle the same with
,
gentleman re-Q'gned his
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charge ere, and intcnds-
I Guelph this week, and g
Mr. Wilda i
into
the Coll go
t or on or before the Ist day of
�
� , moving away
ecing the house lormerl oocapied
0 y
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accounts the Council adjourned to meet
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' roxeter; G. H. Noff&tt ana "
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�16exlt)'Xth,Morris
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on Friday, 9th of March next, when
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n, Turaborry. AnditorW-D. Scott _�
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n i James Willson, Brussels. Repres- �
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utatives to the annual meeting of the
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nual meeting of the Hay Branch Agri.
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As Assooiation-W. G. -11ingston, - I
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cultural Society was held in the Towii
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orris, and R MsAin,Grey. Represen.
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: )irectors, D. Stewai t of Bru-,sells was -
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LPPOinted Secretary, Treasurer.
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Lamt year the society had a membership
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of 164, and paid ,in pri es the sum of
ilogof the new School Board was held
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6n the evening of Monday the 8t,h inst.-
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tiou financially. Mr. Hu h Love, Sr..
our.'out of the six members wera-pre.
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wait re-elected Presideni; Mr. Henry
Heyrock, Vice -President, and Mr. D.
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ent. Mr. E. R. Wade was elected
-hairman. The report of the Principal
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S. Faust, Secretary -Tre isurer. The
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nving the namt-s of th6 children who
WHIOLIM 1111ul
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.0id not attend school the time required
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directors: - Robert McAllister-, Wm.
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Y law was received, and p arents of
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Michie, George 1�ncballan, Alex. Me-
�be saidghildren were cited to appear
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Ewen, Robert Broderick, Michael Ker-
:)efore the Board and answer for their
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P.J.'ota, jl�
cher,' James Fans'on, Win. Buch&U&U
2egleCt. The followiDi are the teachers
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3noaged for the present -year and th*
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alary paid each : J. Shaw, Principal
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interesting to some :of:
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pointed auditors. 1
700; 2ud division, Miss McCulloch,
THE Rianox EIXPOSITOR;
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livision,
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th diVibi0n, Miss Ames, V50; 5th
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OUR 9CHOOL.-The ex ination. of
Miss Killoran, $250.
WEDDING— One of those pleasant
inysellf and �ny boY,
1,600 -acres of land. �
the pupils of the Kinburn school, took
place on Friday, January 12th. Th 0
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ittle occurrences that happen to Mostly
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fle were examined by their teacher,
pupi
I of us once in life, took - place at The
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esidimee of J. 1R.. Grant, Esq..Brussels,
high,x0flinIg �r&irie, W-1
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soil. ' We ha-.Ve 160 ac,
.. Mr. King, assisted by Mes$rs. Newton,
Duff and Dorranee; from the neighbor-
n Wednesday moruing of last week. I
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ing schools, and the way
in which the
refer to t e marriage of Mr. W. -H. Kerr
of the Brusselti Post, to Helen Kay, All.
the apring. There is I
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got b$ digging from tA
pupils atiswered.tlie many
tions to' them, showed
knotty ques-
that the
Of this town. A pleasant seb-ct company
� from the surf=e., Th,
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school is in a very healbhy
state, and
as sembled at the home of the bride, at
10.30 a.m., where the ceremony was
. best quality,audis e(
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and -dover for.dtock�
reflects great credit on
tewober, Mr. King, who iE
the present
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deserviDg of
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performed by Rev. J. L. Kerr, of Dor-
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all praise, ike t I he school -,
a one of
hester, father of the groom, assifited by
the Rev. S. Jones, of Brussels.
one hundred -heact of C1
all the hay thut i!� -Teql
heaviest in the county, t
tween sixty and seventy pupils
ere being b -
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present.
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course, the bride lookel -sweet," ((lid
' ' a gooa qua-lit,y, aUd CW
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The attendance of the visitors
was I arge,
a bride .ever look otherwise?) being
attired in cream cashmere, beautifully *
through the wiater-
. run hQre through the i
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and shows that the peo pl
and vicinity take a lively
3 of Kinburn
interest in
ith cream inoire and Spanish
trimmed w �
. their knee
-to
being up I I
for
education. After the examination-,
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lace, and the customary veil and orange
blossoms were not wanting. It would
: ter gale here eattm
Canaila, and calves ar
Brown was placed in We
from Mr. John
-chair, when
KcMillan, M.
, rd to flud a prettier brit1e, and the -
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.speeches
P., and others, dialogues from
children,
. 'M opriate:
0 . ,me seemed very appr
., Happy is the bride that the sun shines
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. . =Mn�on cows are
, from 435 to 45o. Las
and a song from Mr. Daff,
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the proceedings, when all
wound up
eparted well
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on." The brideffimaids were Miss Nessie
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pleased with the day's entertainment-
Kay, sister of the bride, and Miss Ethel
Kerr, sister of the groom. The former '
_� most
generahyfro�zes up &I.
VisnoR.
looked divine in her pale pink nuns
of October , a�d V�e il,
seeding, ab..t th� wit
Aub -urn.
veiling, trimmed with cream Spanish
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from -about tb 6 Middl,
LocALiTiEs. -Rev. Mr. E
mith, pastor
lace, gloves and slippers to match,white
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fr�st till ti
of the Canada Methodist
Church, was
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blossoms at her tl;kpat and in her curls.
no more
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hadus'nice
Dot able to fill his appc
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intment last
Tyli s9 K ert wore a'eale blue cashmere,
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Sunday on account
of sickness.
trimmod with cream Spaui8h lace, baw-
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below zero 4nd. but
He is under tbe'treatmen
of Dr. Me.
it is hoped
thorne blossoms in her hair and at her
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t1hroati, aud 6rearn
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snow. Cropswere a
Do'nald at preseDt, and
gloves aud slippers-
year, as :coald be eil
he will soon be ablo to
fill the ap-
The groomsmen were Mr. W. E. Kerr,
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pointment -again. Mr.Wishington,
of
brother of the groom, and Mr. A. M. -
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Wawauosb. occupied
, r. Smith's
Kay, brother of the bride. The bride's
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pulpit on Sunday, and
delivered an
presents were costly and numerous.
, -, ploughed their 'land
ab�e discourse.- Mr. John
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Among the list a gold watch and chain
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slid ercip ;
�now prepared to give i
stiuctions on
from the bride'8 father, and a beautiful
froin
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they burn.the Wiantlr,o
the violin to all who
ay desire to
familyDible thegroom's fatber,and
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avail themselves of his services. Mr.
other presents just as costly %ad beauti-
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I Melvin is a g6od musician as well as a
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ful. We wish the young couple a long,
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This part of the
first-class carriage builder -Mr.
hap py and prosperous life. They left
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as Manitoba for raisin
Platzer, a well known citizen, has left
on the noon train en routt for sulne of
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better for oats, corn a
the village. He has gone north to start
the Butera oities.-Com. �
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business on a larger scale. -Mr. Parker,
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the &Pre, 75 to 80 bu
the noted carriage builder has lef t town,
Ba,yfi&d.
bush,els, of flax, Kad
as has also Mr. ' John Ferguson. He
has been in the blackarnithing bustuess
CONCEUT.-A concert in conm,clion
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here for fiv� years, , bdit receutly sold
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with the Presbyterian Clitirch at Bay-
field, -was be ld in the Town Hall on
I timber here -only I
. Wood per,cord is WC
out. He goes to Iowa. -We wish him
Buccess.-It may not be nniDtArestiug
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Friday evening, the 5th inst. Miss
and doul. is wortb V :
to the readers Of THE EXPOSITOW to
Mao ie Foster failed to put in an ap.
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far to baul the wood I
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ur cos &v,e a I
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know what our village is made up of.
Well. we have two I -dry goods stores, two
pearance. old
friend Professor Jones, of Seafortb, who'
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blacksmith shops, tw6 shoe shops, one
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never fails to meet big appointnamuts,
was grand, and'with Master Fred Fos.
creek ru-nuing t rcrual
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is settling -up very-fas
carriage shop, one paint shop, oxie
hotel, three cranks and on e pedlar.-
ter and Miss Sarab Morgan, thrilled
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Mr. Wilson Old, of Colborne has sold
the larg6 audience. with daight. Miss
Morgan looked beaittif al. as a rose bud.
familiea-westof at
� for fifty miles. 'The -
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hip. farms, one to Mr. John Robertson
for $3.400, and the other to Mr. Hewitt,
Dr. Staubury also favored the audience
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for 05.000. He bad a large gale of stock I
with an excellent reading, rend-ered in
his wsual �ablo style. Mr. Currie of
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- th_e�eople. The at]
and implements on Thursday of last
week, which proved a.splendid suacess'
Goderich, was there also, and exercised
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high prices having beea.fealized. He
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thinks of going to Manitoba in the
spring. Ve will be misseahere, as he
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is a good citizen and &-a eate'Prl'ing'
The audience heartily sympathized with
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Mr. Currielu the two
� would be well please';
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useful man. .
uniaecessar .y. in-
terruptions he met -with. Oae hundred
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. Brussels.
and thirty dullars was realiz.�d.
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PROPERTY CHANGIC.-Mrs. Geo. Colvin
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Hensall. -
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aniel,ry o�
Das sold her home ana lot on Elizabeth
street, to Mr. R. Wallace of Grey, on
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CONVENTION.
, MU'. E1)1LToR._'SXJ
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that a Reform CoriventioD is to be hold
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OYSTER SUPPER. -A. very pleasant
in this village on Saturda , the ,20th,
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in � T , -
oyster social given by the ladies of
inst, in Hodgins' Ball.
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L yO11V1 SIgtidtiltUr
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St. John's Chnich was held on Monday
derstand Mr.
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evening last. An excallent programme
-Wm. Colwell, late of Winchelsia, in-
: the,aevellopment Of I
was provided and a very pleasant even-
tends shortly opening eat a :carriag
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and waaon shop in the premises latdy
: - . wiilive material)y`L�
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-profits, it they ,can bj'
iDg spent. The not proceeds amounted
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A SLEIGIIING PARTY. -On Wednesday
RETURNED. - Mr. Y, Inn � yjf
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evening last a sleighing party of 35 per-
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Tuckersmith, returned home from
Manitoba, a few days ago. He says it ir
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meeting held, aiid U, 1
song from Brussels, paid a visit to- Mr.
and Mrs. W. G.' Hiugstou of Morris,
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Paying there allright enough. - -
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where they enjoyed a very pleasant
COMING Ix: -Grain is now co -
' ming
into the vill! age pretty freely; flie prices�
� solv0d to raise the su
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vide:.bui1d1ng,s and Ot
evening. Dancing., singing, and asplen-
did Oyster supper made up the pro-
have a.dvanced somewhat of late, and,
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the sleighing being excellent, a large
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shaxes of SID each a]
gramme.
A GodD V.
quantity findsits way daily to market.
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TE.k-d.--W. � Vangtone, on
Moliday last purchased a fine pair
SARBATH SCHOOL MEETING.-Tha an-
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bay horses 6 and 7 y?ars old, from Mr.
nual meeting of the Rodg-�rville Sa,b-
bath School, was held in the church on
. - largai areE64 �
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Morgan of Morris, for the'surn of $425
cash. They are heavy draught horses,
Friday evening "Last, on which occasion
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. ., vassfiag for Ptock.
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and are intended tb be -used around hit
the Sabbath School prizes, comprising
maz)y well.selected and valuable book'
a,
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were distributed to the children. The
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council was sworn in on Monday last
atteDdance;ou the occasiou was Very
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teStifying the interest fult in the
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at 11 a,m., when the officers for th(
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_good,
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Bohool by both scholars aud parents.
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Clerk; T. Kelly, Treasurer; W. M
The report read of the wormng a
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state of the school for the -past ear was
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Parker and C. R. Cooper, Assessors. W .
Hartwick was chosen auditor by th(
very satisfactory, and sliow(,d it to be ia
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Council, and F. S. Scottby the Reeve.
a prosperous condition. The old. of.
'nearly
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ritoty, which'ibakles
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MARK-9TS.-On account of our buyerl
. ficers were � all re-elected for the
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giving the highest market prices for
ensuing year. � -
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produce, a very large quantity has been
- SLEIGHING PARTY. -OD Frilay evening
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coming into town: -Fall wheat (white),
of last week, a large and merry sleigh.
- . the pa;t.rous aftprde�
86c to 88c; Red wheat, 90c to 92c;
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ing party, to the -n amber of twenty-five,
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.,Spring wheat, 85c to 92c; peas, 68c t
principally made up of. our villagers,
- � th,e suppoIrt. be � inei
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70c; barley, 43c to 50c; oats, 34c; For ,
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might have beeilf seen -speeding their
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$8.15 to $8.60; bay, V8.00; butter, 16,
way to Ailsa Craig, all comfortably
, .� - L.' could be, maliz6d al
to 20c; eggs, 25c. - I
packed in S� long and roomy sleigh,
, " � made. The Object
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. -The an.
I drawn by two span.'king spans of horses.
I The have
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nnal meeting Of the Grey Branch Agri-
party as we stated, were on,
� that they might Sis
cultural Society was held on Thursday
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route for Ailaa Craig, where they were
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. . per day, �wh
last. The Anditors'report showed that
met aDd' heartily welcomed by a num-
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the receipts for the past year h ad bee I
ber of friends with whom a pleasant
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8822, and there is a balance of $10' ,9
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evening was spent. Although the drive
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still in the Treasur . The followl'UT
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was long, all declared the trip a pleasur-
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price.
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officerswers elected for the eDgUlUg
able one. . �
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year, viz.: -W. G. Hingston, President;
Sun-pnisR.-On Tuesday evening the
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R. Marti n. Vice- PreBident. Directors
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, reBide'nce of Rev. A. J. Parker, of this
- . last fall for'36 cents
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W. H. McCracken, A. Forsyth, D. Mo.
place, was besieged,not by burglars,who
,,.I- -be.. as high as .55 �
Laughlin, A. Stewart, A. K. Robertsoi,
were reputed to be pjowling around -our
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Robt. Brown, C. R. Cooper, W. Smit i
village, but by a large: number of his
, -, - - York markat is 0Pe
and A. Gardiner. Donald Stewart was
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mein bers and friends fro-
m &,round Hills
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. , - make qu"titieS to A
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re -appointed Secretary and Treagurer
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Green, who bad taken advantage of the _
.- 7 - being Only four 'ceni
THE EAST RIDING SOCIETY. -The a'-
�right moonlight and excellent sleigh-
. a
' - . be nicely ValauOle' I
nual meeting of the East Riding Agri.
Ing to pay their pastor a visit ancl
' - freight between her
culiural Society was held at Brussels
, spend a gociL�l evening together, and in
- there being OblY �
on Wednesday- last. The attendance of
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thus coming' did not come empty hand-
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I poUnds. A U-eto',
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membpn was not as large as usual, tl e
I ed, judgir-gL from the many well filled.
` - ` pounds per dk* wo,
day being very stormy. The Auditor a'
baskets and bags to be seen 'in tho
_' �: � ing "penses to a`v,
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report showed that thd total receipts for
sleighs, but on the contrary, well pro.
. '7 -.- SUPPOSO 25 cents W
the y4ear bad been $1.15 )2, disbursements
vided with the good things of this life,
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$1,196, abowing a deficit of $44. W.G.
which, together with their kindly ex-
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7- - '. weekly,of $1,54
RiDgston, of Morris-, was re-el6ctel
Fresident; D. McLauchlan, of Gre, r,
pression and good wishes. - were well -
caicul&�Zed to cheer their pa6tor's heark
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weekly distributed
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Vice -President; R. Gibson, of Wroxete 1,
and encourage him on in his labors.
I.,-...- ; -Who tould eaBilY a
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We congratulAte Mr. Parker on the
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7V,J it won';' ,
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Greive, MeKillop; W. H. McCracke ,
kindly feeling existing be'
twen himsell"
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Brussels; R. Brown and R. Marti
-�Vawa,:LQ
le, aud.trust that L
11 and peop they may
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