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THE
kibR N E POST rO
MAY 9, 8. 4
11,
Farmers,= Atte-nt on
A Car Load of Seed Potato s-; from
the high lands of Bruce just oehand.
This is au excellent opport nity , to
change your seed, as the pot toes I
offer are first-class, solid flesh nd dry,
mealy cookers.
L. T 04INE.
Don't forget that Thorn's'e:s are
the cheapest, best and pares in the
county. Raisins at 5o per poa d. Six-
teen pounds of sugar for , $1 Canned
goods almost given away.
WAuronzpoo tor.
DISTRIQT MATTE S.
ART ExITION.--Professor Buell in-
tends paying Seaforth a visit, and -willgive an
entertainment in this town ander the a spices of
St. James' Roman Catholic Church, et Sunday
evening next. The entertainment will be
given in the chnroh.. Tho scenes to be exhibited
will include ail the natural wonders and places of
interest in the old and new worlds. Re Fath( r
Kealy, of Irishtown, has known the gentleman
for several years,. and 'witnessed his 4ntertain-
ments on more than one occasion, and a recom-
mends it as something that cannot asily be
excelled. The Toronto Globe, of Fehr ary 2nd,
says, "It is a brilliant success." The S . Cather-
Ines Journal, of the 22nd of April, i equally
eulogistic, and from its article we take t e follow-
ing extract: "The views shown wee really
superb in artistic beauty, and diversified enough
to please the most exacting. Every a went
away delighted with the scenic art trees res un-
folded to their gaze." 857-1
SPECIAL values in Sugars at har-les-
worth's; 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 p ands for
$1.00.. 85r
WE desire to call attention to Mr. W.
H. Burhani s advertisement in to -day's Ex'POSI-
TOR. Reis offering 20,000 beautiful pot grown
plants for sale, at remarkably low prices, + Strat-
ford. Mr. Burnham has now ' an enviabl: reputa-
tion for growing choice flowers, his gene 1 stock
of plants is saidto be one of the choir: t in. On-
tario. Be sure and read his advertise ++ :. t, and
send for a pies list. 857
R&lsias.—Don't fail to get Cis axles -
worth's -5 cent Raisins; excellent value. 857
MONEY IEY Foui ».—Found On M in St.,
Seaforth, a small sum of money. The ow + er can
have the same by calling at the office o 1 P. 8.
Casaiont, and payingior this advertiseme+t. 85711
PoTATOEs.—Still another car o those
celebrated Potatoes -from Bruce county f r seed ;
they cannot' be equalled. M..A.� C s ARLas-
woav . 857
SALE or Boorns.—The booth p ivilege
of Fairview Park, for the Queen's Birthd y, will
be sold by public competition at the Com + ercial
Hotel, Seaforth, on Thursday evening, e 15th
of May, at 7 o'clock. Conditions made k own at
the time of sale. T. P. Baxx5, aucti neer.
CALL and inspect our stock of Milli-
nery goods, which: for style, quality and price are
second to none in the trade, at HOFEM N Bros.'
Gheap Cash Store, Seaforth., 857
WILSON dc You expect a car 1 a of
choice Late, Rose Potatoes from Brantford 857
THE rash has fully set in at th Sea -
forth Boot Store. Hundreds of pairs gc'ng out
daily. See advertisement on first page. Great
bargains in Groceries at Mr. Morrison's of stand.
GEORGE Goon. 857.1
Certain lines of Ladies', Girl's, Chil-
firen's, Mons' and. Boy's Straw Hats almost
given awayat Hoffman Brothers' Chem Cash
Store, Seaforth.
Embroideries in white and c.lored,.
selling very cheap. Call and examine th goods
and prices at Hoffman Brothers' Chea. Cash
Store, Seaforth.
An endless variety in Prints, Ging-
hams, Dress Goods and Trimmings. &'c., at row
prices, at Hoffman Brothers' Cheap Cash Store,
Seaforth.
Call and get some of the big ba gains
at Hoffman Bros.' Cheap Cash Store, Seafo th.
WORTH APPRECIATED.—The Str4tford
Beacon of last week says: At the re-
quest of the Ontario Governmen , Mr.
John McMillan, ex -M. P., for ou:th
Huron, has consented to give lectures to
the students of the Agricultural C lieges
Guelph, on Practical Agriculture, >xring
the absence of Prof. `Brown, in Eng-•
land, purchasing stook for the E peri -
mental Farm. Mr. McMillan is ne of
the most advanced and intelligens far -
niers in Ontario, and is well girl 'lified
to give a course of lectures on this sub-
ject. The Government- could not have
selected a better man to fill Mr. Br wn's
place temporarily.
SUDDEN DEATH.—Dr. Hanover, o1
town, returned home on Saturday
after attending the • funeral of
mother, Mrs. George Hanove
Paokenham. Mrs. Hanover died
suddenly of heart disease on the
vious Tuesday. She was apparent
her usual state of health and , had
arisen from the table, having par
of ahearty meal and was - crossin
floor when she fell down and ex
almost instantly. She was 76 yea
age The Almonte Gazette in refe
to the sad event, says : ' Decease
" highly venerated and beloved.
t+ has gone'to her grave full of year:
" retaining; to the last the respect o
" who knew her."
Ii
this
last
his
, of
very
pre-
y in
just
.ken
the
a ired
s of
ring
was
She
,and
all
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INSTALLATION OP Orn.rcEES —The fol-,
towing members of Huron odge
of Good Templers in this town ere
installed as officers far the ca rent
quarter on Friday evening ast
Worthy Chief Templar, Bro. J E.
Kent , Worthy Vice -Templar, siste A.
C. Dorrance ; Secretary, Bro. J. H.
Pyper ; Assistant-Seoretary, sister M.
A. Dorranoe ; Financial - Secretary, : ro.
Frank Pillman ;. _ Treasurer, a ster
Minnie.. Brett ; Marshall, Bro. -F .auk
Smith ; Deputy Marshall, sister Mo
Bride ; Inside- Guard, sister ena
Thomson; Outside Guard, Bro. Joe
Smith; Chaplain, Bro. M. Pill an ;
Right Hand Supporter, sister N the
Smith ; Left Hand Supporter, s star
.Williams.; Past Worthy Chief Tem lar,
Brut Noble;,Muff.
THE •CHORAL' SOCIETY CONOERT.-1 he
concert given by the Union Ch.ral
Society, under the direction df Me T.
O. Kemp, on Wednesday evening last
wasvery fairly attended considerin _ the
wet and disagreeable state of the
weather. The Musical part of the en-
tertainment, which consisted of c or -
uses, glees; duets, quartettes and s los,
was really good, and as a musical t eat
was superior to anything we have t. ad
in Seaforth for a long time. The fall
choruses by the society were joined in
by souse twenty-eight male and female
voices, and were very fine ; the
correct time and harmony observed
showing the great care that must have
been taken in preparation, while the
selections were equally approprite.
The other selections also, without an
exception, were good, and in fact l he
whole programme was carried out i.4 . a
manner which seemed to give the most
complete satisfaction to the entire andi-
enoe. The instrumental selections w re
particularly worthy of mention. The
cjnintette was compose t of they
two violins, a bass violin and a �1
Otte, and the performsnoes ad
ai
'much to the success of, the evenii
no means the least intereating, a
fainly the most . amusing pa
programme,' was the exhibition 1
larley's Waxworks. The pea
1
1 arley, the great and tiiinitall
Work exhibitor, was teak n by
Jillman, who, considering th
ime le had for preparation
art well. There were six
epresented, viz: Florence Ni
nd the wounded Soldier ; •
low ; Father Time ; Gr cejDarlin
pratt and His Wife, n the
eaaty. The identity Of, tie
`haracters was, of 'course, supp
to be known, and consequently i
not do for ns to expose them.
ever, they all acted their sever
Most admirably, and had ne no
differently . the mistake of npposii
trhe- were 'inanimate''
v;, ax ins
nimate natter, and that their
ere influenced and regulated
winding up process of .the rank,
01 by the mind and will; might
have been made. The piano
paniments were played by Miss
wing who, it is needless to s
her part well as usual. We 1
hear from the Choral Society at
tant day again, and w a so hot
will be favored withPb tte w
which would ensure a m • oh
audience thanthey hadron th o
of their last two entertainutents.
THE QUEEN'S BIRTHD �•
Seaforth is' never behih in
b ration of Her Majesty's# in
t ie programme which has be
fo this year promises a bett r
tan we have had for a ion ti
will be of coarse the usual ho
for which most liberal Ipt r es
ed, and it is expected that o
beat horses in the Province
e t, while liberal inducem nt
offered to induce the bring' g
yo' ing and promising stock of
boyhood. One of the mos i
festures,.however, will he
races. This is becoming a
pastime with many of our
and not a', few of them are ve
bicyclists and the trial o s
skill of these on the 24th w
meat interesting to;all . on oo
additional attraction promi ed
is 4 magnificent display of
the evening. This, it is to e
will prove by no means the !le:
tic feature of theday's pro
will make a splendid term-
good day's sspert. If t e
• favorable we expect to g e
crowd of people here on `t
Fourth.
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cer-
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Mrs.
ton of
-wax-
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short
id his
gures
t ngale
Win-
Jaok
eping
rious
d1 not
ould
How -
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mown
that
ad of
►tions
the
stead
asily
a cord-
nnie
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they.
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also
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TSE CLIN L ON OUTRAGE
ing paragraphs explain themisel
New Era of last week says- "
girl Who gave her.name si es :ie
of Goderich, was brought
on Wednesday in a half -define
ditian, and placed'under the p
of t a authorities. The glees
into erently, is that while Bohm
the . station after miss- t
train for London, a man offer
her in his buggy, to one of th
Suspecting nothing, sh got
him, and the fellow drove her
the base line, notwith� stand
resistance, where he was joine
others, all of whom, she alleges
ed her person. Some time do
night she managed to make he
the house of Mr. Hill, who subs
brought her here. Her under
is said to be badly torn, and
evidence that her storyi§ only 1
Parties acquainted with her say
always borne an irreproachabl
actor. It is to be hoped the
parties will be discovered and
—the following despatch fro
ton appeared in the Toronto psi
Tuesday last : " On Tuesday
last week ka': young girl named
whose home is in Gocderioh, was
take�li outside the town limits of
and outraged by villains, one of
was ja bus driver from Seaforthi n
Hunter, although she fought he
ant desperately, being left' helple
the roadside. She wand red duri
night j several miles ,'turnilg np
morning at the residence f Mr.
the base line. Constables Pa
Clinton, and Yuill, of Goderich
ed in (Seaforth three young me
were brought before Mayor F
and sufficient evidence was eli
commit them for trial. Med;
amination of the girl showed t
had been shamefully abuses, h
being black and bine, and slie las
taro c-1 such a shock to hes system
she lies at the point of death."
—Since the above was int p
leap. the parties were pot coin
for trial by Mayor Forrester, bu t
simply remanded until Wednes ay
when ;they again appeared before M
Horton, of Goderich, and ForreJs
Clinton, when Hunter was fully
muted to stand' his trial at the
assizes, but there was no evidence
ritainate the other two, and the
again remanded for eight days wit
hope that by that time the girl wi
uffieie�ily recovered to give avid
Both !the young men strongly pr
heir innocence, and whilethey •a
acing been with Huntr, they
aping participated in the crime Oh
.gainst thorn. They have both,
o, bot
espec
leasa
find t
How' -
he
ng
testi
o Wit
i
te on=
of c ion
or 'Id
ng f on
acing
to d ice
• of ls,
in with
o,t' tc
nb therow•
o trag-
i the
•n
elf hi g
th re is
goo tr e.
as
.hr-
ailty
is
pli -
ts •on
t of
ates,
fo ib.y
C ntcn
horn
mud
sal
s
i u tiie
$• 1, 0
;
sl ,1f
est
In, wh
rr tel
rit hd t
ca` e
sh`
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sus-
tha
we
tted
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111
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s
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h
t
r
p
e good characters and a
ably connected, and the v
st position in which` the
iemselves should be a war
them and others of, _ the damage
keeping bad company.
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of
THE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. --Th - an-
nual meeting of the members o' the
Seaforth Mechanics' Institute was eld
in the nstitute rooms on Tuesday :yen-
ing last. The attendance was _abo t as
large as is usual ' on such occas ns,
After reading and adopting the re 1 its
of the treasurer and librarian, the fol-
lowing officers and directors were ' ap-
point°for the ensuing year: Presi. nt,
S. G. JIcCaughey ; Vice -President, Dr.
Campbell ; Treasurer, F. Hol es dad ;
Secretary and Librarian, Pm. ¥o re
Assistant Secretary, Join Dar in.
Committee—John Hanna , R. _ L 1 ims-
den, J. C. Harstone, Rev. A. D. Mc-
Donald, M. Y. McLean, . D. Wil on,
John i 1°Milian and John Mulhall nd.
A m ion. of whioh notice had previ us-
ly bee given to make a special rate for
High. Ochool pupils, as follows : 25 c : nts
for tree months ; 50 cents for six'
months and 75 cents for nine myon hs,
after being discussed was_ �A,eolared lost
on a vote being taken. Mr. Har s one
•
gave notice of a similar
taken np again at the hal
ing. The papers and mag
i the reading room for t
out s were then dispose
on, t r. Lumsden acting
i th - absence 9f Mr. Kid
t to notioneer. Thee
✓ alit d the sant of $10.
e ar glad to say, is in a
o s ' oudition,, both fi
o her ise, than it ever h
la
si
hi
SC
ti
to
fir
10
80
an
pa
an
to
re
during
an 0
ed esti
cid ed t
bo ks
pr nted
is xpe
ly add
w 11 as
a they
•
•
re
fa
ao
ro
be
ag
le
th
re
igad
een
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Fr
-to be
meet-
eoeived
ent six
lesman
cations
y and
The
e year
'an we
forma-
ke are
us 317,
s 213,
travels
6 total
e is 308,
te: Life
era 44,
mbers
, there
m the
eaders
alas -
4,402,
d ravels
at fie-
argest
istory
fairly
tables
apers,
azines
and
of Mr.
Fall,
held
un ted
ouhnast
meats
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1
IS
us bfwen°drd:
f la the
red and
ma erial-
sti lute as
eel t the
eis re at
e p rt of
lis may
chi es his
Ott, losed
alar
ee ding -
boo hs havaes
tar: and
ale. ce of
asa er to
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W leen, druggists, of this ) wn, last
w: :k re eived 'an order fro ode o the
en o, fo a consigninent c4 their
elle ws hat _ the repiiii ti a of this
ex ellen cough remedy her; gone
be ond local bounds. I giving the
Or er he stated he did no hat
th nie ine was oompo e f t t his
cu tome s demand it and net have
ca tle d:: ling business.— r er is
at reset. t in town and is n the
T e doe or spent several we in Sea%
for h so di e severe or eight Ye ago and
di: dosed of 0, large quantity iii edi•
pr serve the people in to e a lyi 000d
he lth e er since; and no o b his pre -
se t viai will be 'attended:
it Itti ally
on Mond y evening last,Pr ones
as ing the Session to t e vote
th organ question.—Mr. i4 rri-
so has retired from t
his faml and effects to • stoc in
ab ut .a onth or as soon tii .ca get
-his basin se wound up. H s be n a
roe dent of Seaforth fol o .fi teen
ye sa— he fall wheat in vicinity
pa t two weeks, and now ()noises to
we le sown moderately ear and Som-
me -fallotved look well but ood many
th t were sown late and properly
pe ranee On the whole,' ver, it is
thi time last year.—John tis ' has
eo e men ed work on the ond1ville
oh nth, uelph, will assist he cora-
yterian
be doming the fashionable p time with
me , and several of them aye large
flo ks of ery high bred bird A meeting
of e to n.council will be d on Mon -
da evem g next, when it :xpected
cu ed.— he grounds of th sehool
ho se on he Kippen road, remit
ha e bee very much i ed an
be LAI& by being planted shade
ex ,ple for the peopl
to Mr. Anderson, of
ha: sold his young d
th 4th concession of c lop, for
$18 . M . Anderson has ale et mate
for er an they will make nobby
tea a— DLI • Robert Scott,of t
sol his ell -known grey dii mare
to r. James White, of Ito ille, tot
dri r, coming two, to Mr.
ke eYe 'for horse flesh and e e glad
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he is'makin it pay.—We are glad to
learn that r. Charles Mas
waled in getting all his h
manta the .; ktlantic, sad is
The I Rev. 1
pulpit in th
chureh la
ed 4 mo
tilaying mit
as Well as
but is re
enlist, of
d attentio to his Seaforth office.—The
any frie s in this town of Mr. i and
rs. John tigham, of St, James hotel,
oro to, we a, deeply pained la.st Week
eare. All
ired farm
arents th
deuce in o
in a load of
the houst4
however, ha
upon however, to place it. in au °titer
oom of thinruse so that i it rained
he fellowi morning the f rmer's Wife
hy aking rota it a 'roll of bills
(ma° in; a apon opening drawee in
the urea , surprised the onlooltere
ontaning o er three thousand dollars.
t is nit° 43 ident that these retired
farm re hay lots of this kind of Stuff
*hen they' eave it lying aroundl so
Toro to, wil be at the residence of Mr:
J. R. Miller, Goderich,on the 17th inst.,
When partte wishing to commit hire
and rs. Cr w of Carberry, Manitoba,
spent Sunda last in town the guests of
Mr. ithatn Logane They were I on
their ay to heir: aide home in Nolva-
rses safely
expected to
r. Graham oecupiedl the
Egnamadville Presbyterian
t excellent sermon dis-
h originality of thonght
McCoy WRB indisposed
his town, has
his weeklyhfisi
1 hereafter give
. Watson,
decided to
s to Bras -
is undivid-
ng, of the death of their
bright little boy of three
ill extend to the afflicted
DOI, few days • ago pent
furniture to be placed in
The former
not yet left th
disturb them
his furniture
leaving it out i
houseland
the farmer
could take
the yard
LOCALITIEB
tory will ope
milk rawers,
lig at the bin
4. 801TY
arra , of
—The Walton oheese lac.
-on Monday next and the
will go their rounds. The
that all inteeeeted will
d have their milk in order,
to draw every second claY
.—The masons are work -
ding of Mr. Beirnes' hotel,
pea/peace, that beautiful
add lustre to our thrivfng
Sherritt, of Blyth, is
eek some friends here—
o say that Mr. Judges
rids, lost a beautiful mare
week. She died while
ndrew Morrison, of Me-
rris, a fines three year old
Ea nste. en Sunday last Rev. Jas.
L che cl, wild, has been our pastor for
se Leo at the Hill church. boring his
o §i years preached his farewell
stay iv th us : performed seventy-fitie
baptist's and dfficiated at thirty funer-
al . r. Loot ead has given splendid
sa isfa dtion every respect, and We
very pouch re ret losing so able a man.
H no god to take charge of the
•
R s.—T e many friends of Alex.
R bingem will be glad to hear that heIis
wi 1 sa In be ble to be around onoe
m re Sa.bba h School opened in this
pl ce 1 at San • ay, and although the day
at end nce. 11 the old teachers agaM
to k arge of their classes, and
se eat -five s lendid books to our dlt •
of goo read ng.—Alex Watt lost a
sp endi mare and colt last week valued
at Imo —mo of the farmers in this
A coat act fot planting shade trees On
the sch ol grog nd was let Tuesday evep-
in CI
elgr ave.
011E .—Mt Carson, of Clinton, and
hi mot er, s. Morley, were here On
Su day -The anadian Order f Forest -
be s by adding new members.
da la, a He was one of the earlieet
set lers in this neighborhood, where:by
he nd is amiable wife made a good
ho e f r two a' nit in Morris, and. only
las yea move into the village of Bel -
grave to live t tired. But as I he had
been sliffering , for years fro kidney
disease, he could not cling to life any
loncer and left a widow and wo son§,
States1 nd wh could not come to attend
by the range en, to which order he
he] nge ough the day as wet
thi vi nity, e. not half of the people
co Id gilt into he church to hear the
ser promo d by the Rev. j.
Pa ke,i °iamb nt of Trinity Church, Of
me be
wi
Th
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bef
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h, m
roo
sda
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ly e
BRIEF
of th
ha• d' di
tingui:
an wtfe left f
rnateria with
Ge tle en al -
be
ty.
goo
common, in oar midst.—Many of oily
villagers are (+gaged gardening.—Mr.
James Xeurig, of Freemont, Ohio, fe
speeding a few days with his wife and
family en thie Village.—Mr; Gardner,
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his pl ee, left for his home in
on T esday last.—Our young
d b• a' ball club. Base ball
la a iory healthful exercise,
Oe though
•
-Tailor Smith, of Ford-
o Gorrie on Tuesday.—
foundry caught fire ort
fire being discovered
ade much headway, was
hed.—Mr. James Leech
Manitoba on Tuesda
Leech took with hi
hioh to build a house.--1-
ion Temperance.Society
progress in our village.
permitted to take the
her are not allowed .t.b
resent at t e meetings of the Sod:As-
a the ociety accomplish mach
tn. village. Drunkenness is too
In
milt, in.
Markh
men ha
any kin
or crick
besides being productive of good in
other ways, when properly' managed.—
The ate warm rains, s oceeded by
warm, pleasant weather,
beneficiel effect on the grai
—Mr. Dow, who had been
that hie friends intend t
removed on Tuesday to his
Mitchel . His d
Michael intends to
remain or some ti
have had a
apd grass.
very ill for
have bim
home a ear
and
ds.
ugh ter, Mrs.
go with him
e with her frie
St stialey.
CoN7ssioli.—I am the o gin of No. 4
my lett , and hereby aide forgiveness
from 'an ono who may have been in'ur-
•
Hay.
MORE GOOD STOOK.— r. Ch ries
a finely red bull from Mr. obert °-
Murray of Goderioh tow ship, s me
idea ma be gained of the s ze and b ild
of this 6, imal from the fac that h is
-onty fift en months old nd weighs
say he s hard. to beat f r his ge.
Huron already noted for its supe ior
and hea y horses -and we think in the
cattle: e it is also filling ap to the
•
that his st ck Is now complete in lel lines. He
has Fur, F it and Straw Hats, all R209, and a all
His Print Department is eomplete, ontaining the
latest desig • s and styles., His Dr ,ss Goods De-
partment p eases all. Hip Tweed epartmen far
Very fashi enable lines in Glassware and Croc ery
have pe n eceived lately In Groeeries we offer
21 po ds of Currants for $1. ; n pounds! of
Raisins for 1 ; 14 pounds of Prunes for $1; 10
pounds pf ranniated Sugar for 1,1, and other
8574
sugars equ ly cheap.
and R. "inter, ship ea- th e carloads
day la t. Two cars were gitiped for
isi
in
that inte eating and profita le pursuit,
bee-keepi g, this su er. He has laid
in quite stock of apari n supplies
be buzzin around is pre ises.—Our
jovial bo iface, Mr. Shafer, is about to
put down a new sidewalk around his
example i this respeOt large y fellow d.
—Our po ular young tailore, he Mess s.
Brandon, in connection with the Kipp n
store, dre delightino the he rts of the
fiancee§ ;f the aforsaid y King men,
with the xcellent fit and et ensemFe
of the large number of sprin skits they
are turning out. Bueiness ia this line
genial yo ng apprentice, Tom Warn r,
uffering from a bad han He has
i3
take place on the 24th inst Farther
dame rn our assert that our loolal
votaries o the Terpis horean rt, intend
about tLe 7th inst. meet ng is -to e
Men ts.
again.
smith, Aso
Waters, voe
bert, a
$180.
MARE. Michigel J. 14 -
nay parch sed from Mr.
the 3rd onoessi n of Hi
Which he aid th' sum f
' FIRM R DIVED .—Mr Jas. roadfoot,
of the Mille Road, has rented the front
fifty acre of Mr. lex. M Cirtney's
farm, and ays $200 a year fd it. Mr.
Broadfoot ow works 50 acre of land.
Mr. McOa tney left or Ka sas, this
week, where he has urchas d a large
Henry Ma on of the 4th concession of
Tackerarni Li, recentl sold to his neigh-
bor, Mr. H gh Melia , a three year Old
filley, sired by Old W llington, for the
sum of- $2 0. This dne animal was
bred by M . John Thirpe of , the 2nd
concession, and was durcha ed a few
weeks ago y Mr. Maid. d for 150. s
A GOOD POINTMEN .—Dr. as. Gray,
son of Mrs. Gray, of t d e Mill oad, has
tendent of he Genera Hoepital in Mon -
college, and spent a y ar in the hospital
clever younig man, and his ma y friends
in this seat on will be leased 'to learn
of his nava cement..
meeting o the Tao ersmit Council,
held on Tu: :day last, t Was reed be-
tween the members that he Reev
rebuild his i actory, in the ev at of the
by-law not being carred. I ' wads con-
sidered by he Council that th' numbd
milted is nut sufficiently large to justify
them in ta ing any odaer co rse. We
have not learned, whether r not Md.
VanEgmon has acceded t this ar-
rangement.
COUNCIL EETING. —T110 CQ ncil met
on the 5th net. All the mem ers pree-
ent. Move by Sam el Smi lie, sec -
asked for t e following jobs : raveling
20 cords ; o 1 Mill road, west feom Egt
cords; on : ensall road, concessions
and 11, coneessions 1 and 2, lellt.S., 20
rods ; graveling and turnpiking on side
line, lots 10and 11, concession 3, L. Rl
S., 80 rods ; opposite lot 7, conaession 6,
ooncess 9n 4, H.R.S.,20 rods ; graveling
and tutiking, lot 5, concestgion 4, 20
rods ; o rear of lot 136, conoessi n 3, L.
M., 2 rods ; opposite lot 23, conces-
sion 4, It S., 12 rods • betyteet lots25
' opposit lot 45, concession 2, L.R.S., 15
' cords ; milting at lot 21, concession 4,
Housto 's, and that the clerk advertise
by han bills for tenders for the above
jobs.— arried. Moved by D. Manson,
' second by ohn Sproat, that Jacob
' McGee nd W Payne,' of Egmond-
field, bp appo nted health officers in
accordance wit the provi ions of the
Public Health Act of 188 —Carried,
Moved 13y. p. 1 andsborong , seconded
of Clinton) be .appointed
this totinship s provided b the Ditch-
ing and Water ourse Act, a d that the
-clerk d aft a by-law con rming the
master in pla e of John cCaa, and
John H naah id place of J noes Johns-
ton resi ned, ad d WM. McConnell was
drdered to perffrm his statute labor on
the Mil road, rider the superintend-
ence of 1 Mr. reland. The reeve was '
authori led to p rchase rook elm plank
require foe bri ges and culverts. The
council hen ad Purned to meet Again at
Kyle's d otel, co cession 8, on Tuesday,
the 20t day of May, at thehour of ten
o'clock .mI, to receive tenders for jobs
and for he tra eactionof ordinary busi-
nerc.cm NT
—0 ne day last 'week while
Mrs. Mcilut sh, of the Mill Road, and
her son Otd, es ere crossing the rail-
way track t th station in Se foith,
the horee-g t friohtened at an engine
which was tan ing on the track, and
becoming nm nageable collide with
wheel of he uggy and throwi g the
occurants u on the ground. M s. Mc-
Intosh was pret y badly shaken p, tut
is now nearly re overed. Her so , who
held tot'he line until he was dr gged a
buggy arid tan s far as Egnao dville
before it Was aptured. It wa ' unin-
badly demo aliz d. ,
GOOD OeL
this vill
Exeter, m
ing four ea
$325. Thie
by that iwe
Old Sorrel
McLaughlin
ton, also ol
by Sorrel CI
these priees,
not pay tO b
on Tbursda
ing chore
'ensuing y
ter's War en
Warden ; an
Jackson an
sentative to
A. Waugh.
showed the
debt and in
previous tina:
son will done act
FIRE.—Ea ly
villagers we e
bell and tae ries
soon disc ve ed
;12
fire, and tha th
done in the ay
mystery. Port
having be n ain
no damage was
buildings th ugh
done roneh for
thing is -new egi
green.—Hou e-cl
be all fu to the
in the or s o
death to 0. In
we might ea M
old establ shed p
the right ha d
and ably a sist
does his wo k
gallery is he late
place. -5I . hos
Richard Hu
which he sa
ware mer ha
large gold n
wd aayti apfataearago a
name of ic
while corlpli
was caught oet
severely btui d.
quickly born by
Mansion ouse,
done for h an hat
but his inj dries w
early Sab eatla mo
learn fro the Lo
dd
shortly to hive
true, that n the
death, an how i
prepared. bt J
shipped from his
purpose h . reds.—
shipped, o the sa
•
s.
wh
Mr. Thomai Be ry, of
is well know d as a
essful horse 'deal :r, re -
ase from Mr. 'Bistatt, of
gniti cent driving fill d coin-
s old for which h paid
fine animal was rai::d by
ce, Exeter, and wa sired
1 -known carriage s anion
to gentleman fro Mon-
th same age, also sired
ud, for $330. In vhsw of
whig will say that i does
eed. from good horses
ETI G.—The annual estry
cetis were elected fn. the
Wm. A. Waugh as i inis-
S. A. Wilson ; as epre-
as sidesmen, MessF. S.
he London Synod, Wm.
he treasurer's eport
chu ch to be clear f
etter standing than a any
Friday morning our
wakened. from their
by the tolling o the
of fire, fire, and i was
hat the large grain
of the depot, owned
flames had g ined
at nothing 'total be
f saving the bui ding
igin of the fire is a
nately, owing to ihere
hortly before the fire,
one to surrounding
some of them, includ-
ing mills, were very
e past week's rai has
ning to look fres and
ailing is now, ala , the
ith its cold lun hes,
discomfort. It ay_
gentle disturbers, but
the frog fable, " b is
an with the la fest
n a manner which.
time.—A she ting
t innovation in this
Berry has purch sed
ter% trotting horse for
th sum of $275. Mo -
g ars at this sta ion,
een the buffers and
The injured man was
kind hands to the
here everything was
human aid could do,
re such that he ied
ning. Deceased was
young man, and we
don papers was very
een married. How
idst of life we af in
portant it is to be
mes White, of ay,
station on Tues a,y,
load of fine gen ral
a Thos. Berry lso
orses.
e day, for Philarlel-
1
Canaan Douses —A meeting of Hal -
the 3rd M y. AU he membereprei3ent.
A bonus of 20 cen s per rod for putting
up wire fe ee wa granted to Edmund
Willis, lot 26, co cession 12 ; and Geo.
Stephens° , lot 6, concession 6, when
completed to the satisfaction of the
Council. One d liar pet week 'fres
granted to Widow John D. Staples, an
indigent p rson, ts be spent Mader the
laid over on the • ound of her having
et
direction o • J. Bri ton. A petition from
Joeeph We ster a d others, praying for
aid to MO. 8aki of Londesboro, wile
declined to acoept uch aid at the pres-
ent time. The st tute labor for the
present year Was r duced one half. By-
law B. for 1882. for dividing the taiga.
snip into road divisions, ars revised, Ives,
adopted for the present year. 'A by.lata
viewers and poundkeepers for the prat.
ent year was passed. An account of 13.
11, Knox, of $111, for plank, was pasted.
Council then adjourned to meet again
at Londesboro, on the 26th May, Being:
the day for holding the Court of Re.,
-vision.
IN A TORONTO HOTEL.—The oronto
,News of Monday last says; " Thursday
a gentleman arrived adthe Albion hotel
and registered as A. Taylor, Hullettt
He retired at an early hoar and Iteera
to be a man in good health. At nine-,
o'olock next morning the chambermaid
knocked at his door and he anewered,
As he did not make his appearance, the
proprietor, Mr. Holderness, thought
that something might be wrong, and
himself knocked at the door. Receiv-
ing no reply, the door was forced epee,
Taylor was found lying in bed insensi-
ble. At first it was feared that this wets •
another instance of blowing out the gas,
bnt inspection of the room disproved
this theory. Dr. Ross was immediately
summoned and pronounced it a ease of
paralytis. He applied the properreme-
dies, and Taylor recovered sufficiently
to state that be had a brother, De. Jae.
Taylor, living in Tara, but immediately
sank again into insensibility. But little
hopes ate entertained of his recoveryt
The brcither has been telegraphed for.
In the the sick man's pocket were found
tickets to Clinton, whither it is suppos.
ed he was going.'1
HOTEL4—Mr. William Rosso hada
taken possession of his hotel, the Do-
minion, as his tenant Mr. King failed to
secure a license.
TEMPERANOE.—On Sunday -evening
last Mr. W. H. Kerr, of the Brussels,
Post, delivered an interesting lecture
here, 'on the subject of " Temperance."'
A Woman s Temperance Union. haw
been formed, and from the known elo-
quence of that sex, we may lo k for
some good speeches.
have arrived home. Mr, Farrow haa
moved to his farm where he has erect.
ed a handsome residenee. Mrs. Far-
row, we are sorry to say, is still- in sg.
very precarious state of health.
How UP.—Considerable lond talk
hae been vented lately concerning the
late liquor tiial. We may add that any
thing appearing from here in your paper -
is ,quite justifiable, notwithstandieg the
vaporings of some individuals. It is
perfectly well-known that lip° was
sold and that the evidence was g eatly
strained.
DOT8.—Mr. Timmins has pure WWI
the blunt lot from Mr. Farrow a a in-
tends erecting a store thereon. —S.
Modill the patent medicine m u, of
Brantford, has moved here to res de.—
Mr. John Sherdown, an old resid nt, is.
going to Manitoba.—Mr.Malloch, °heel
inspector, was in the village last Week.
with the condition. of our sch.00l. Fall
wheat looks fair, probably onetf urth
has been killed, but still if what i left
grows out all aight dere will n t be
mac reason to complain. Seed is
proe, easing favorably and many have
finished.— Scott i Act discuasion are
the order of the day—this village emit
to be pretty mach in, favor of it. Ed.
ward Guest, jr., while working i Mr.
Leech's mill had the saw run th ough ,
his clothes, and Made an ugly gash
below the unmentionables. .
E. 1111CFAUL'
COLUMN.
—T Hid STAPLE—
GOODS DEPARTMENr
. Is Complete at
E._ MCFAUL'S
CASH DRY GOODS STORK
—THE DRESS—
GOODS DEPARTMEIvr
is Complete at
McFAULIS
CASH DRY GOODS STORL
—THE FANCY—
GOODS DEPARTMEir
Is Complete at
E . MCFAUL'6
•
CASH DRY GCODS STORE.
THE MILLINERY AND MANTLE
DEPARTMENT
Is Complete at
E . MCFAUL
CASH DRY GOODS STORE',
Inspection Invited.
SALES FOR CASH OR PRODUCE,
E. Mel -IA -CIL,
THE GASH DRY GOODS MAN
SEL
OWIZg t° the
e, and to ti
there are too to
:mane to the etot
to go out of the
-fore, datlidna€
ING OUT SA
immenae atm]
BCiOTS AND
ever known in
have bought oi
business, and t
be 'fioia.
Four Tlaousa
must be sold re
One Thousax
- late
to be slaug
My Stoek at I
Six Thousand
gaits new ; a
lately been
been _made by
faeturers in Ca
Tamer, Valit
Silver
John 0-qr.rett
Pinkerton 4C.•
.George Sta
Ilam
'Westgate Brot
Fogarty &
H. Botterip
George Bresse
O. MiOzer
John Pitchit
Louis Cote 4-
Beguine
And quite a tat
ma e, which IS
he first-class.
and know go
cheap to elear I
Look out fa
will make the
wild he sold ve
old custoraers
the old etand, v
made to give si
G OR