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GROCERY.
Noce Family Grocer
d a fres supply of C
consisting in FRUIT
ears, Plums, Blackberri
Cherries and Apples ; n
,E,S- Peafl, Corr?; Be a s,
oston Baked Beasts a;o
room ; in JAMS--Aprio t,
I3laokberry .; in JELLIE S
vberret and Apple; ; in MHA
less chieken,l - Turkey, C n
d Lnnah. Tongues; 4n FIS
, Magkerel,; Lobster and S -
home's Teas like . go
use they cost little 'a
fi.
L. THORNE-.
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r _
ton occur
i DIE PRICT *ATTER p.
$. TRAw3ERRr FEsTIvAL. — A .Stra
ber 5 Festival will be given by the Ladies' Aid
the lfetlihdist Ch rch of Canada, on the group
of Mr. Joseph Bro ell, on the evening of Tu
'day the 10th inst Entrance at .the gate
cents. Str i wberr es, ice cream, lemonade, et
extra. Sh n1d th weather prove nnfavora
the enterta nment will be held in the Lect
Bodin of the Cana a Methodist Church. 813=
. �f)IERLA is Diphtheria and Oro
Remedy is the b st remedy for Croup.
Dead Sir,— ne of our children, a girl of 10.
yeas, is subjecte to croup. She had an
tack of it 'since a receivedyour remedy.
gave her th required dose, and it relieved h
in less than five i$inttes. She has had no
turn of it since' believe it is better than an
thing we have tried yet. H. CURRIE. " F
sale at I iekson's. 813'
i' TBAIMERRS i STRAw13ERRIEs 1
Leave your orders or Strawberries at the Cent
Grocery,where youlcan.be supplied at eight cen
(sets) per box, delivered. Also Best granulat
sugar, ten pounds fpr one dollar. Goods e•uara
teed;equal to the best, and prices as low as t
lowest. Cats' bo undersold. LALOL Aw & FAI&Ls
81'3
DUiccAN & DtiNcax, Seaforth; are no
shoe ing a fin &ROA of carpets, in Brussels, T
• pest y, Ali Wool, Upion and Hemp, at. all pric
to it customers, a d have just opened a fe
pay gas of b autif 1 all wool patterns, at 40
and10c per 3 'trd. 13 ' -
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Ooa S arEN�•
rs ABROAD.—In th
honer list of students who received.dis
Unction at the closing exercises; at the
Braiitford Young Ladies'. College last
week, we notice the names of two from
this, town Miss Etta Duncan received
honorable glen tion in general proficiency,
hig est eaarks I chemistey and botany,
honorable mention in French and
mens c, firs in ...cripture lessons and
second prize f r deportment. Miss
Maggie Wilson received first prize in
French and ;German. We' have pleasure
in congratulating the young ladies on
their commendable success.
Elam PURCHASED.—Mr. fr. Simon Young,
of the Huron Road, who sold'his farm
a short time ago to Mr. Dale,: has pur-
chased. the ,farm..of Mr. Wm.,Youtlg, in
thetownship of Wellesley,, near the
villa a of Millbank. The farm con-
tains 100 acres, and was' purchased for
$6,0(0 [t 6 an excellent farm and has
good bull lgs, and Mr. Young says
that a simi ear faro in. this o unty could
not be purchased for less t an $7,000
He gets possession abort he first of.
September. Mr. Young is a good
citizen and a highly respe ted geode-
maid
entle-man. and we are very sorry a is going,
\to leave Huron., but we hoe both he
and Mrs. Y trig may enjoy ealth and
prosuerity *their new'hom .
T E AR EXHIBITION. — The Art
Exhibition closed on Monday evening
last. It w s kept open for about ten
days/ and p treed :successful beyond the
;most sang ine expectations of the pro-
! moters. N twithstanding the unfavor-
able weath r most of the time, the at-
. tende:nce ch day and aening was,
good, and :he interest seemed to in-
crease taste: d of diminish.,The affair
throughout. • as well managd, and was
made as int resting as Feasible, and the
interest tak n in it by the people will at
least l be g = atifying to Mr. Moore, the
Librarian, : fad the others who devoted
so much ti Ag e. and energy to make it
successful. The gross proceeds
amounted t $185, leaving a balance of
$118.89 for the benefit of the-Institrte
after all th expenses are paid. Mr.
Croc1ett, o Hamilton, whb was the
principal d" castor, did his dart well,
and to any •ho may desire' get up a
similar ent.rtainment we would say
they can n6 ,do better th n' to avail
themselves t f his services.
f
M. usens +a's CotwrcTIONB. The Clin-
ton New Er: of last week sa s : " The
Mayor, Chie of Police, and tt inhabi-
tants have g.t the town into a• very•
peaceable a a d orderly c indition, if the
return of m : gistrate's convictions is any
criterion; by • hich to judge. j For the
first quarter of the present ybar there
was r of a so 'tau conviction recorded
by a Clinton magistrate, and for the
quarter endig the 12th : of June, only
three. 'Three cases in six months is a
pretty good ,record for any town, and
these three ire very . trivial If the
balance of t e year does not ' ' pan out "
any better, t e amount the own , will
realize from ' nes will be sm 11 indeed.
Bat this is ,: species • of in irect loss
which the p g blit never t. ompl in about."
- . Seaforth is : head of C1iut n ' in this
respect as in almost every of er. For
the first qt': ter there was -nt a single
conviction from this place a .d for the
second quart r there was mil one. ..
FORESTRY. Court Sherwo
Meld their alf yearly meet
28th June, far the election
and fc1r the p=yment of con
This inem,be 's mustered in
. The fellowji1 members were
eta,: to tilt ' e various affia
.ensuing six nonths : Bros..
nan, C. R:; S. DeitrirrchaS,
Millan, R. I .;; -1. Barta&n,
Snots;, .; T. Whitlock,
Daley, Trea .; .7.. Pinch,
Secretary. i uring the ev
Chief Range initiated six ne
into .the fo d and reoeived t
propositions with six or se
members to e• made on rex
night. It * 11 be seen from
the Ancient rder of Foreate
to the frost: as a benevole
The net receipts of the rneetin
he brass band
tion with a Order is get
splendidly rider the leadersh
ed. to $I
d Forest
ng on the
f. officers
ribntions.
full force.
inly elect-
s for_ the
Meoten-
`.; S. Mc -
W.;. F.
J. B.; S.
ecordieg
i.i- g the
Ixembers
ree more
en snore
meeting
this that
s'is going
t society.
• amoant-
n connec-
ing along
p. of Prof.
Scott
hard
nearly
to pa
pocke
that. •
Twelf
jastic
thong
a mon
,ancon
ont.
has b
will
every
eleven..
'Mee
r osito
r g •ref
hich
the
nowt
g aph
clebr
joke E.
Whitni,
Whit
cereal
Wm.
father
suppo
the gr
and .ler
the for
The p I for
with fl a we
large n nab
and np:oer
-.y p
friends
City,
couple
train a
their hi
COLIN
Connci
consta
pI ovist
all pers
to this
that at
would
pointing
name of
Lowrie 1
was ins
the app
gnired
act of 1
at next
;from th
°rnendin:
read, an
write to,
of
mates
aecouht
'amount
tars, t
weeks.
a
b
of
to
the
of
h
linton.
'boys, as
heir ins
eir teach
t they tv
have ah
July,
,the *heB
tt
have -on
hexpec
emselve
eating n
c g`Snged.
held on t
lte nate Mo
Coy`, '
IMO IAL.—In
of 1: st week
renpe to a pi
ook ;place in t
rincipals in t
in this town,
s follows Et
ed Wednesda
Whitney, da
y, sq., an
y u erchant,
y •,as perfor
the real
30 o'cloo
y Miss Li
yDr. E.
aid were
wearing.
were han
and the
r of fri
tis. The•`
tly and
Londo
ther pia
or a trip
anied by
f friends.
acmes a little
had to buy
ents, and have
at of their own
!Isom get over
n;agement for the'
they intend to do
ne Water. Al-
been practicing
to give a good
to
they turn
hit of the Const
e next meeting
`gth.of July, and
diy at h•alf-past
•
e Brantfor Ex,
find:the `' ollow-
sant.occ encs
at city, ` an • one
affair- bein well
e give the para.
he nuptial•E
ay
t;1
ed
m
es
e><
ENT.'.
Society
appears
next, w
fall chqq
&c. Th
principe
of the to
have d
practici
the cho
we can.
the con
musics
never bb
--Th
the cel
give an
ing of T
the aus
The sing
bills,
appear i
and sing
ate they
highly c
as by se
various p
crowded
where th
THE.
anal pic-
Columbi
in the gr
ion Day.
number
arrange
characte
went ca`
ing at all
was pro
obliged t
the circ
naturally
all prese
nual gat
ward to
Gently, w
degenera
spoken o
contest t
cane. T
George
Burns, o
Mr. Hol
friend's h
contest c
the cane
The Dane
had bee
Papst, of
by "him
Coss:
asa
fro
d
eft
om
t
IL
on.
e_ W
s
s
0
yl
e
ove
fen
ho
Ile
int
31
ee
Li
th
th
he
lob
g
f
t
0
were
of Miss Ereder-
liter of • Charles
TIr. George L.
P',i.ngham. The
ed by the Rev.
alee of the bride's
, the bride being
ie Simmons, and
art. The bride,
re sad in white,
ra ge, blossoms.
so • ely decorated
ire ents fromthe
dswere; elegant
i*ff' it passed off
as witnessed . by
eaforth, Bay
sa The happy
acid by . the- 5.30
e pest wishes of
AIN
f S
ce
n't
sea
so
lad
n
to
ace
st1 l
fel•
to
treat
h
Or
ate.
teri
ads
Des
rs
11
r
he
ed
m
ral
rtes
ho
yh
OINGS.-
uesday
s instruc
the mar
sing weg
w. Dr. 5
eat: meeti
to am nd
e vieers
. Lee subs t
refuses to
ed to preptl
o ent of a
ea ditches a
aid by -la
ing of co
Cowl Gas
it system
Clerk
id' comp
ion and
t, j &c.
work
abont th
nnoil ad
ENTs.—
aforth wil
public o
ey will
guartett
lety is
tl a meeting of
ening the town
d: to enforce the
t against
scales contrary
tt : gave notice
g of counci�l he
he by-lawf ap-
by - having the
ttttied for Chas.
o't. `: The Clerk
e a by-law for
ngineer as re -
4 water courses
to be dealt with
c 1. ; . A oircular•
)npany-recom-
gas works was
instructed to
giving partio-
kiitg for esti-
After passing
streets, &c.,
hundred dol -
nod for two
Union Choral
ale their first
riday evening
a number of
duets, solos,
posed of the
men amateurs
land as they
1 of time to
6 a variety of
tions, we think
vening next a
cif which:has
Singers, •evill
on the even -
ad Tempters.
tated by the
tion costutne
tion melodies
' They are
individuals ia
en greeted by
1 every place
ISH OWIN Pic
to nder the a
ear the oh
Tie day bei
nts were of '
th t almost e
n ; lie shape
do he best t e
Eta nes, and t
ha a depress
it former
/in Was alve
red let
nd seems
as
bert.
od; however
le t the grp
m need, an
11 t the 'lot
as al very ha
hill town, an
epees lof St.
Own, wane, off
eh on Domin-
(agent, brit the
ery one Who
lilted. Nab -
t amusement
,People were
could -under
is, of course,
g effect upon
ears this an-
ti looked for-
, it has sadly
ow only to be
the past.
ere Melon's.
ilop, and Me:
ineetely 'for
most of his
d before the
f Mr. Burns,
ome one, end
Mr. C. L.
as procured
1,
LOCAL lees. -- e srs. Robert
Logan an. a C. Ste le arrived here
They Int nd remainin u Ontario for
who has , :en employe s jeweller in
Counter Et seeeral year , eft on Tries -
day for ;rt Arthur, we Pe. he has te-
Brothers if that town. e have lta
for a treait in he -slims f deliciously
fresh app es hich, alt ngli of last
year's gro th, (were so saved that.
they wer n arty as h- and, well
kept the IV d V ripg the ter in the
cellar, sp ad out on ement floor.
t is very are y that p les. so - well
iithe he goes 0 take posses-,
i II, uesday Sault Ste. -
ion of an.- ,airange for i provernents,
urchesecl 'n lgoma. • will be gone'
week te days.— r Wm. Whit -
Visit duri, c., th present W ek. He has'
'Huron Road, returned
ccompa, d y Mrs. they. He
as chug of large tinw e house in
Fowler, of th
to
fro
ag
th
hi
re as
th's to
fo Wi
plaza h
• 1
THE HURON. RON. EXPO+ I 0 m-
o
estate In 'Dakota a to;ve days , most injurious effeot upon the growing
says croPe look as well, -out oropi. Farmers cannot get on the land to
it is possible 1 r them to db.— sow their turnips ; the hayis now rea y
5mith, ah 14 resident of for harvest, but it i not safe to dut t,
- getting too rank an beginning to lodg
and spring grains on high lands 9, e
e whiles on low' lands the crops are getting
scalded and turning yellow. • The out-
look it3 eooming gloomy in the extreme,
and id 'Star scam:nits come fr m all
parts o the Province. There s one
as it oo es, as we -can't do anyth ng to
e remedy matters.—The deposits in the
- Seafort Post Offloe Savings Bank for
the thr e - months ending June 30th,
f amount d to $30,000, and the withdraw-
al chec s paid &tieing the sante period
footed n to $30,692.—Mrs. Carroll, an
townshi of Colborne, and mother of
kr. P. . Carroll, barrister of thia town,
died on londay last. Quite. a ntimber
went fro this )viciaity to attend the
funeral n Wedeaesday.—Some evil die -
posed ersone broke into Winter's
butcher hop a few evenings ago, nt as
'there wals nothing to steal but the lock,
theyv ha their pains for their trou le.
Miss Eli a, Dividson, neice of Ur. reT.
Davidso , and Mr. John McK 'nail
left! for a trip to the old count y oil
Thursda . They will be gone tWo or
n, left during t e present week
remain there.—
aye this week
ver very quietly
ent tp Goderli h and ayfield
sniff of the invigorit ng lak
e good many went t Wing
considerable number. Ateeded
ey contd. T
gh it frequen
.with his we
very succesS
. Wilson, INS
.Miss MeLell
ft oia at ViSiti to
They ent by
t Arth r, and
eg by ail, but
day or two
the far-fam
They expe
party will
of the trao
probably
and Mrs! Mulloy 1
fo thei home in 'Wm
Demini n Day passed
peitple
to get a
th Iris
the rem inder staid et
in ; the ime as beat it
day whs pleasant, althd
da last after having
an MS Kate Cowe 1
thd new steamer, the,
fro thence to Win,
Ra Po tage t vie
sce cry* f that district
as far w st as t e en
. an Miss
I 'lie° :Yet edwdeaps
Satnr
filbuYllMonas
sant ev
dlosed
ttradte
ally pa
complet
ut
he
ey
08-
ful
ii -
an
at
ed
ct
he
go
k.
T camps. in
waited npo y 'the
ay ev ning a t, and
e address woe read
d. tli presentation
caterta•ned the young
n III nday evening
much interest, and
ronized throughout.
success in every re-
ollars, - shill ill be qulite an
es, will mon t to over one
Director,: of the Institute.—
y hae sold his residence, at
sum of ci 75Ca He was offer -
the b rgain 'with Mrs.
.—One y one -the aricient
are di appearing: The old
the Wilson firm, at Silver
as on of t e
is distri t.—d!
t the
jud
Mrs. J
11
at the L
Mr Mn
So ool
wa pre
corepanf
graph al
by PliSS'
waS Mad
andl Mrs:
fol Its m o
very ple
hibition
las4 It
all expen
aid to the
Mr. Mull
the liead
wen for th
ed 00 fo
con luded
Thorapso
land mark
bare sin
Dayi It
ago, aed
J barns in t
of Whitm
in the Cou
ronto, on
an order w
judginent
to enter a
with costs.
tO, at
mended th
barn oa hi
Mr. Copp,
ty-five ;years
first. frame
e appeal case
ond came up
Bench, at To -
fore Justices
ameron, when
se. ng. beide the
visiti g friends in
Wil on hies cora-
n of a large bank
djoiniag the town.
actoror the Mason
taff f men is now
has been ere for
moved to S retford
obert La sden is
lends in Cliat am.
nal a Insurance
Sato day, f3iXt ap-
ershi were accept -
have not Or, any
lig t assessment
Me ra. Rays and
cKi op and Sea-
thorOughly tested
tractt re tolerably
for ravel. With
wilder it good until
ey wi. recommend
ome f the farmers
com enoed to out
be nother week
st becbmes general.
geme of t 's die -
he T elfth of July
withs ending 1 the
perso al reasons,
ng to Messrs. Kyle
dville died en Mon -
the aitomach.a-At
pro' ress in the
sther were 12 ap-
on and 2,1 for
as in chargeof Mr.
ar, the Inspector,
d the members of
who 'were- at the
vetting to partake
Burgess' Restaur-
. It is needless
ed isdora "
. ii
t five weeks,
SCI s ya One
berm fleeter
son. There
at t e Sea -
ay in rritng,
e and
11
erecti
he coht
'work with a large
woollen lac ory, ail
about two e ears, r
this week. Mrsi
at present hating f
—At the e onthl
*plications for mem
ed. The c mpluay
ti
losseit this season
this year.— he Co
ors, in com any wit
Wilsen, Re yes of
fortheirispe tea an
They; foun the;
sound and ilia) saf
next eeason when t
the erectio I of it
stone abut IV en ts.—
yet before b. y harv
It will be a ery he
portion of te e Ora
Woo stock xcuraio
was plroposed to so
Order wh , for
Town Hall his wee
being' at i linton.
sem , kindly invit
the_ own Council
ant, ethere he " se
berries and •ce ma
to sa that the ".a 'iamb
id mple justice to t
ramie eve day fdr he pa
'with but ii x excep ions.
stood at 90 ' in the shad
after oon, iut it. did not g
were about '0 tic e s eiold
not get hoe e until burs
but tpey ad a. v ry good ti
everything eased o 'pleas ntly.— SEI
Robertson, he pop kr p eceptess of
Wednesday to Spend her olidays.with
comp pied y her ,sister. Mrse John-
sons and i aught rs in the Prairie
r. John Lyons is exp cted ' home
21f
rom Mani oba o Mon ay next—
hose who ish to have good time
he festival n the grounds f Mr. Joseph
rownell, o Tues ay eve ing next.' -a -
he cantle ous we weather is having a
o
11
To those ho do not tnow, it is necessary tO
state that t ic committee ordered the excur4ion to
be aclvertis d,in the two papers ' in Seatorth, in
one in Mite ell, one in -Exeter, and one ilx Olin-
• ton • that the writer WAS deputed to gOt the
priniting do 0 and make all the preliminary arrang-
ements, th t,on the Monday, a week before the ex-
cursion, a a Py of the advertisement and a short
forth ; that the Exeter Times, Clinton Ne Era,
local was ra iled to all the papers outside o Sea -
and Seafort Sun advogtised and published local
is directed ; that the Mitchell Advocate, by some
sort of reaho mg peculiarly its own, imagined
that we want d our advertisemeat inserted gratis,
and wrote e for more particulars, which .threw
it too late.' r his paper. Friend Davis maid not
have read tlie ()cal sent, or be an utter stranger
0 Grange iOs notions, to think that we gd begr
ging for nines aper space. A copy of the printed.
bill was, on tl e same day, laid on the coni4er itk
the Exrosx o office, and a copy of the locai
handed to tl e publisher .of that paper with the
orders of th gommittee that they should be pub.
lished in th next issue. No answer, neither yes
aye, or no, all given, and no adverti.4enient or
local publis ed. So far as the excursion would be
influenced b the advertisement in the ExPokiroa}
it made no d erence,since it was thoroughly pub.;
fished by po tem and through the other papers
but so far a public opinion and a sense of fair
play and imrlartiality go, it makes a very great
differenCe, since the EXPOSITOR'S conduct *mad
lead those w o are uninformed to think that we
had slighted he EXPOSITOR, or, that having the
management in my hands 1 had acted paxtially
and slighted the Exrosrroa and its readers. Thiri
is the secon small trick of the ExPosrrert. in
regard to far ere within eighteen monthsi On
ths former occasion he made a promise, and,
broke it ; on this occasion he gave silent 00E304
and negative action. It is time that fatinerk
were eonvinc d that the EXPOSITOR iv no ilfrlerid'
of theirs, an that if any one mie9ed going oxt thec
excursion t ough want of notice the blamer does,
not rest with the committee. We haVe tried tor
hot fairly to 11 concerned, ,
M. Mc QuAn
i . , $ec. Gem.
Mr. Mc, nade, as every person ac-
,quainted ith him knows, is a wonder-,
ful man—in his own estimation. Ne is'
one of those exceedingly modest (?)
retiring (t) and unostentatious indivia
duals who o so dislike to see their names
in print! But, notwithstaoding this
diffidence n his part he his long been c
thirsting fo a passing notice -from Tna t
EXPOSITOR, nd has adopted various ea- 1
pedients to secure what seems to'beone
of the card nal objects of hit existence. c
Well, for th fun sof the thing, we shall '
try to grati- him. As a rule we do not
care to was e time and space upon non-
entities, bu as the news market is just
now somew at dull, and as statements '
such as the above, no matter how in- '
significant ie author may be, Ore whale- '
times calcn ated to leave a wrong im-
pression n on the public mind if not '
refuted, we shall for once depart trOM
our oustomel only we must, express our
regret that the game is sciercelf werth
the powdee, view it in *hetet& light
we rna,y, but, such as it is we nand deal
with it. It 'will be seen that r. Mo -
nature. First, we are acctised of havieg
refused to publish an advertisement of
the Grange excursion even When ordered
to do so by the committee; and I second,
of having in ome way or othen but how
it is not stat d, offered. an insult to the
farmers. Aiii to the ffrat portion of the'
complaint, We have to say that Mr. Mc-
Quade did net authorize .us to publish
an advertisement of the excurson, else
we should have gladly done so. He
came into the office with an armful of
hand -bills sad left one upon the ;counter
the samp as nearly every other bill dis—
tributor is ia tr.te habit of doilag, and
which we suttposed was intende4 to be
• " posted up 'too sato be seen by those
coming iota the office on bnsinees, and
the bill' he I left i was " posted up "
accordingly, 1 and was kept ' so
exposed in the most conspicuous
place in our business office uutil the
morning -of the excursion. Re so
handed ns .a slip of piper tapir ed
" local " and remarked that we mi ht
" insert that if we likedi and thet he
committee Would probably want" s Me
advertising done. The order !for he
advertising, 'however, was ot r (*ivied,
neither then nor afterward , an Oorif30-
It w Id have been presum tio on our
, part i Ck insert an advertisement am-
nesiac nk the excursion without ' having
reedy d anthority to do se, and Mr. -
McQulade would have been one 3 of the
very first men to denounce us bad We
done so. The reason we, 'd net inthert
the " lo al " he was so kind as to;furniele
jai, Was, that we prefer our ow' com-
position to that of Mr. McQaathaand 'we
feek, abundantly competeot to Manage
our own business without his lassistance,
and *hen we do require thet 1 assistance
., we can ask for it. .We dide hiewever,
' ansonnee in our local columns that he
1 excursion had been arranged for and e
date upon which it would take pla;te.
We did this in the same manner as we
do for other similar entertaiaments.
Mr. McQuade's peculiar way of doing
businesh may also bei judged. from his
lishers of the Mitchell Advocate also
mieunderstood him, and throngh his
bungling the advertisement . failed to
appear in that paper as well as in Tem
EXPOSITOR. We _hope tthe committee
will pardon us for suggesting that M
the future they empower a competent
person to transact their business, and
not entrust it to a " blatherskite " who
taw puffed up with a vain sense' of his
own importance as to be ot the verge of
lunacy, and whose ideas of business are
as ortide as his methods of farming, and
who is credited with having the airtiest
and most slovenly kept farm in the
county of 'Enron. Oze the aecoad peat
of his charge we can not say mulch, for
the reason that he is not )313 iently
explicit. We have shown that ' so fax
as we are concereed, no insult Was in-
y
tended to
cation of
lished, an
idea of wh
Quitde ref
plain, we
that point
take the t
ceedingly
for oureelf
of charact
°less We 13
source for
" it is bett
dog than
correct, b
some men
their good
of these.
t our fault it wa not pub -
we halms not th slightest
t other Occasion Mr. Mo-
re to. If _he will kindly ex -
an probably satisfy him on
also, and we • may, further
pubic, to show whet an ex-
sinterested friend, the arm -
Mr. Mdchaelielitecneade. As
whop we wamt ' certificate
to the farmers -or any other.
all apply to a more reputable
t It is an eld sayiog that
r to haye the good will of a
's which ts no doubt
at the 'same time there are
hose'ill will we prefer to
ill, and Mr. McQuacleisone
1.
MC 011.
aiort base on proficiency, punctuality
and good conduct, shows the correct
standing o the pupils in the Roxboro
school for the month of Jnbe : Senior
Fifth Cla —1st, G. Hugill. _Junior
Fifth. Clas 1st, Addle Dorrence ; 2nd,
N. Rate ; cl, 'Belle Dicksote and G.
Dickson.; rd, A. Sperling; 4th, I-
G. Walker ; 2nd, Lizzie Nei ans ; 3rd,
L. Brown. junior That' lass—lst,
Mary J. celnree 4th, W. t McClure.
Senior Sec nd Class -1st, C. Dodds •
..-1st, Dab la Kyle ; 2nd, G. McClure ;
Centralia. ,
=DENTAL SHOOTING.—On
Frliad;last ohn MoPeake, of! this vil-
lage, aged 1 , and Wm. Boyle of the
2nd oonces on, Biddulph, wept shoot-
Peake fired' ff his revolaer and the ball
enteeed his orapanion's tide. , The doe -
tors found that the bell had been
'diverted fro its course by etriking a
rib and glen ed downwards. The ball,
in all probe ility, can net be removed.
Toe ANN' AL STRAWBtERY VESTIVAL.
—The mem ere of the Canada Metho-
dist ohurch eld their minuet festival
at the parsoaage. Notwithstandingthe
heavy rain storm at noon aboat 1,000,
secceeded in relieving the comraittee of
.450 quarts of strawberries. All were
satisfled en delighted,even two or three
Ag locomotiv jam factories" of the vibi-
berriet. 'Pr coeds, $20.75, to be applied
iu paying ff the parsonage annuity.
Music was farnisled by the Winchelsea
brass band. '
BRIEF8.—Vyth observed the 2ral of
July this year in the usuall manner.
Every person went away and celebrated
it in Wingham or London, leaving be-
hind them an almost if Deserted Vil-
lage."—D. B. McKinnon left here to
spend a few days in Buffalo tiais week.
—Mrs. John tackle, late of Brussels,
Martin for some weeks past, has gone
13
to Ingersoll.
Loon, Billers.—The weather still
continues wet, and much uneasiness is
beginnieg to be felt on acconat of the
grain and hay crops.--aDominion Day
was observed, as a holiday, all itiaces of
business being _closed. Quite a large
number of he people bothlfrom the
country and illage took advantage of
the cheap ailway fares to spend the
day frorn ho e. London and Wingham
were the chi f points of attraction.—At
a meeting of eachers and scholars, held
recently in S . Paul's church, it was de-
cided to ho d their annual Sabbath
school picnic at Boatman's groae, Lake
account of the Rodgerville Presbyterian
Sabbath schoorpicnic will appear next
Co. have sold. their stock of licinors and
cigars to Mr. N. Robson. Mr. Mc -
French & Ceds wholesale dry goods
house •in Moatreal. His family will
still reside here.—Mr. R. levlue ship-
ped seven carloads of grain last Friday.
—Mr. Geo. 'Doughty, of Clinton, ac-
companied a young lady, had the
misfortune tO experience theie horse
running away in Goderich on Disminion
Day. The rig was considerably smash-
ed and the ocepupants slightly 'bruised.
Georgetad better let his girl drive next
time.—Abent 47 left here for Buffalo
on the Fourtbe and we presume they
enjoyed themselves irnmensely.—Four
of the Clinton Bicycle Club attended
the races in London last Monday.
They say it wits a grand sight tcs see the
big bicycle ournament.—Mr. James
Sheppard is Ow in the employment of
Cunningham, the grocer. — Mr. E.
Keefer, denti t, has joined the noble
army of be edicts. May e ever
prosper. --Mr. T. K. Anderson, ormerly
cutter for Mr. John Craib, has eft the
employ of th t gentleman.
Brussels.
THE WING AM. RACES.—Our citizens
who visited he races, at Wingham
c the 2nd and d of July returned home
not too well impressed with them, as
they were no up to the mark, being, as
a rule, proces ions.
DR BAND. The band. also went to •
part ia the and competition. There
were four b ads entered, viz., Listo-
wel, Walkert re Brussels and, Blyth,
and the priz s were awarded in the
order above n med.
Diere—On Thursday, Jane 2!7th, the
wife Of Rich rd Diarnion died. after a
short illness. On Wednesday ?owing
in Listowel, Vm. Bruce, who as at.
tending the High School, ,314D died.
He is son of Alex. Bruce, sh maker,
orthis place, nd has been. at stowel.
studying for h matriculation, nd it is
said by his te oher was likely to pus,
'as he was a g od student.
THE Scoesa—At the meeting of the
Caledonian S ciety on Friday ;evening
the following officers *ere elected :
John Alexan er, Chief e Jae' Shaw,
;First Chieftai ; Thomas Town; Second
'el ain , . 'Stewart, Third chief-
tain ; F. S. Scott, Secretary -Treasurer ;
An executive committee of seven was
also apPointed. The annual meeting
will be held on the 13th, of September,
when a progeamme will be given that
will drew all lovers of manly sports,
and es ecially those of the brown
vipe
heath ith heather belles who love to
hear th ir native pibrochs.
- Couna.—tDivisioae Court Wag held last
Saturday, 'w en the following cates
were ditpose off ; Pollard vs. Mullin,
—Adjotirned- to -next court ; Fox vs.
Barr—terdie for plaintiff ; Wright vs.
McBrine—ve diet for plaintiff ; Wilkin-
son ve. Du e--Yerdict for plaintiff.
ed, and order made aecording to their
Wen =GS. On WednesdaY of last
owneeekbtlhnerge w re t o weddings in town,
Clinton_ and iss cFarl an e, daughter
of Mr. hos. homas Catling, of
cFa lane, of Grey. They
stopped at the A erican on their way
to Clint ne—Anoth r similarly pleasant
event, took place -
House, *hen Mr.
Wallace and
tied by,
(e010reaj Will
Town Hall, u
store, h s go
Smith) aid .
Campbe
be ve e ar nY ii,FC
who wis
at the Tecumseh
ainuel Smith 'took
for better or worse.
parties belong tO
the gordian knot was
he ashville Students ,
've ne f then- celebrat-
ed concerts on the llth inst. in the
der the auspices of the
rs. regg, of Chat -
of James Stretton, is
a i.visit.—T. Gibson,
e to Ingersoll,—Samuel
russets ce4 flying visit on
—The fav
thee. rope
1, Se forth
vices.— olida es c
in onr Public cho
division was dism
account f Mr. Sha
&mining the o her
F. Pelto ha op
ty of Mr.* John
will visit Brussels
July. This will
n to many of those
vantage of his ser-
mmence this week
1. The Principal's
ssed last week, on
being engaged ex -
saloon i the buil ing formerly occu-
butcher ehop. Abont 7o availed them-
selves of the oppo tnnity -afforded by
the cheap etre rsio on Wednesday af
Visiting Toront and Niagara, Falls.
IY deserted o Mot
sight -seekers went
towns, the gr ater
Kincardine, w ere
men went to ake
ment. The
panies which t
hose-reell race,
seconds, thus
banner ; Brass
050, and ..ritch
the tug-of-wa
companies too
draw Brussels
matched, and
Brossels took
ii
draws • t en
drew, ill °hell
When tilts dra
ran high ;amon
panies, es Ki
take advantage
putting an extr
the proceeding
should have
shoidd have be
in considerati
home teana, an
tempted tenth
their opponen
cardine then
money, when Brns
though the eleven
tempted 'to intlerfer
in time, allowi our
manfully over he s
Brussels oompa y al
Drat prize tin the 200- ard race for, fire-
men ; but our com any - were unable
to take part in t e ot er athletic( sports,
as they had to eave or home by train
before thee° ca e on
ar town was near -
day. Most of our
to neighboring
number going to
ur band and ,fire -
art 'in' the tournat
ollovang are the com-
e& p rt in the firemen's
and the time made by
11 minute and 7
el, minute and 7i
els, minute and 21
givin Kincardine the
11 company, 2nd prize,
et, valued at $35. Xii
for firemen the four
path On the first
and , Listowel were
over 1 Listowel in two
etting first draw and
wool:ell and third.
took place excitement
the visiting Are COM-
cardine attempted to
of their adversaries by
men on the rope, but
was frowned down by
ugh not as strong as it
Oen, OA the offenders
n ruled out, especially
of them being the
should not have at-
meen advantage over
. Bentesels and Kin.
ok one pull for the
la won, even al -
h man ain at -
hitt WaB stopped
inen to p 11 them
ore. One of the
o carried away the
—Where of
W. Shaw $10,
good name by
botlaable and
compete with
towns in the
out -door sports.
our athletes went to
esw ter. At Goderich,
ied away 828, and J.
In Teeswater, G. Perry
chan upheld our town'e
scarr.Ying away several
wing that our boys are
at times williag to
ay o the neighboring
ernes usually kaoivn 8,f3
Tu kers `the
-A Goon Coe . Forsythe
has a yearling e tire olt ;which weighs
This is the o It w Was imported
from the 1 old c untrf bylMr. Forsythe
last season.
Istpaovisatatirs —Mr. Alexander Mc-
Cartney, o the ill Road, is erecting a
large ban ba weth stone 'stabling
underaeat r. Dapiel Clark, of Sea -
forth, has the ntr t for -the wood
Mill Road; has ad h a barn raised up
and is .making sto e stabling under-
neath, and Mr. Wail Sproat, of the
Kippen Road, is busily engaged making
Oh
be held the
church, Chiselh
10th, when. etre.
be dispensed in
will be given by
there will lbe vo
music. Steawhe
Chair to be take
coeds to go in 8,i
selh st.
trim erry festival will
Epi copal Methodist
rst, on _Tuesday, July
berries and cream will
bandance. Addresses
several speakers, and
al end instrumental
ries a rved at 7, o'clock.
at o'clock., Pro-
of t e Sabbath School.
Nit
Exet Or.
PRISENTATIONS.-04 the evening of
Jane 22nd tbe ev. . R. Gaudy, who
has been the Ca ada ethodis minis-
ter here fot. the fast three years, was, on
his deParture, made the aecipient of a
well-filled purse Dead ;Mrs, Gundy was
presented with sevetal ;beautifitd. and
valnable pieces of silverware, while each
of their childreii was also remembered
tokens of remetrabrance. Mr. Gundy
replied in a few very f cling words. •
LOCALITIES. -11817. G Webber has gone
to take charge. of the Bible Christian
church at 'Oehatva.—Rev. a. Gundy
has removed from here to Ridgetown.—
Rev. W. S., Pascal hag moved to Exeter
to take cherge of the Bible Christian •
Dickson, nada Methodist minister,
was gre@ted on his arrival by the good
MANTLE 1LiSITR
friend
day
sails f
Farm
hag a
going
say i
Otirra
bushe
quell
cents
bugs.
in the
—C
bledon
report
—T
of the Methodist -hark on rd.
r England Ion -Ss. arday
rs in this anoinit are oomplain.
own "th so h rain. Par -
per q
arer—It kale been readttg
every aya—Fine Oro of pottiaee
Glasgoi of, th ftetst of th three stoma.'
ors under con trittion fo the 0
adee.nepe,s.a eaSrhhheeoriurs fiatcwraco tthioirkiesitnaiditdus lifteetigiga'
—In the battle:- in, the leourtg
Mewat Goveinnteut it cured
blood:" Wedn sday the Mimi
—The thtm ed atonal, of TO
evening was, p ti!olarly severe in th
vicinity of Briidepridge; WI°
from that plac9 the lightning ined
rwho wa snasspimtartte'diyast5sn'tnhnte,:b1P*bayeeitfln144
woma
mark. Death as instaatanitona
back of the neck, leavitig
iv
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