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wing next umeniet. Tee
in Stratford by p-011;
mane, and Myers neeren-
was then made *
to London with
al. The judgmeet wag
r on the evidersce of Vele
rho swore she awn Wm.
of billante the-moloi
notion. Itii Rain tlyeet
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Ina suist.. the evening before at
/winery, have bee* -obi
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non, reeeives
a so
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}Beim from the.
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;haler
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rded err's
was tient -- too, in a
Marriages.
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be entertain -meet. In the - afteni n
•
en Turnbull sketched*. brief ontlin of
listerbeet Spencer's -Xdueatiou," nd
anted ont that though philosophi in
.
destruetive ea a •
p ns
The spring- ere, ea go
sports are ee . 1 .
nothing to b ag of aa a
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es
until
e ii
fall.
on
- emu?, is
Sporting.
i
i steamshi p oo
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i !emigrant he g
; ernment have
!tea ectin the
pan "
ts.
as y
me 40or
es
T o
t
or
e
tanen
al
' h assisted
ego
Federal Goat
no action
before referred
:mitt
.
his, eat
' expl
get. I
ilia Shortly after
•
it was not there.
nod- the mistake
returned as
- Kerr called
. i for
Mr. Henson
and ptomised to
soon ' ak ' possible.
ROGERS-WILLIS.-By
May 7th, at the reaid
in the village of Ford
Miss Pliebe Ann Willi
es. W. Willimo
ee of a.
ich,lifr. Ezra
all of Fordwieh .
'
t, on
ers to
.
• SUMMER
GAMES.
el its arrangements, it was not pra tie
nt. nem the fact that Spencer him elf
The ducks nye slim
are..io remarkably
l'i
•
P g
, to. .
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1This!
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• ia not suit Kerr,
the box,
! 1 • -
who seed for the
PORTER--FOX.-In
G re
the bride's father, by
"
, at the evaide
Rev. D. B; Me
f
• en o.
:, on
Titir :nee a practical but a theore cal
tucationist. Mt. Turnbull on moron
Mallooh
wild'
ful fowler is he viho ca
greatest straltegv. and
:"t"'e
0 s
. :
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eon'.
alOstutie,eaesn:
mand
11.
the
Even'
Maalitnba
: od
It -sten
Northwiest
'value
ithe 1
ijusti
of placing
:size Court hot
.Dubuo, judgment
it at,$500.! At
wintertbefore Mr.
!
was given
the 14th inst., Mr. Illagh
Mary Elizabeth, (Meet
Michael Fox, all of Gre
Portera Jr., to
diughter of
.
Mies
Mr.
roq.
•
Lawn
.
Tennis Base
.7
,
.
Balls,
r mesas. Heestene and ; re-
ityed a hearty vote of thanks.
The oommitteento draft a resolut on
!condolence with the family of nr
eeenepector, Mr. Dewar, reported as
gown We, the members of the No th-
[nrOR Teachers' _ Association, reret
let sem our last meetingonewho al-
.
tysteeit a prominent part in our ro-
adings has passed away frona amon st
g„ The late Inspector, Mr. De ar,
long remembered by the teachers
under the meat liavora
they are hard to get
portion of ducks kill&
of charges fited is abo
five. 1 '
, am acquainted
intllurott county who
the spring shoo+.
arm her:
unhetitatingl 1 h
p sae t
one hundred,rbut, at t
the. game line has n o do
judgment, theirs' must
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mstances
the
e
o
entlemen•
..
sewn
Who
0 a...
ihires
; '
rped
I consmer.
pro.
number
t
twenty-
in "
would
i One to
in
their
.4 .
.
At Edmonton
dozen, batter
•
hens are -valued
- - The school
peg district have
borrow $50,004
-
-The, Bap ton
h e -o
as eeri re-opene
of• MateMaster
,
oharge of tbe c
- -The bug
:gg•
50 cen
at
truete
for ,6c
c
'd .
11
nee
ess
2
bee
a
n
•
11,
ga
tr
a
nd
:5
a
ool
ch
:v.
aoronto,
ion..
needed
are 50 cents
-n
a pound,,
$2.50 eaet.
of the Winni.
authorized
purposes.
in Emerson
. r. Doolittle,me 1
MDlttl
r t
by
a
d
an
to
e
kes
the
,agairi
the 1
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*The ,
Kerr
notn,
to had
,1
Mr.
, , •
old, c
not w
t he 6
t Mr. Hesson
tter amount
alue was based
nd his 'witnesses,
that time been
a few dap!
estop. $600 will
pplies for 510.
, _
othing and a fe
rth more than
ner.
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,for $2001and costs,
to about 4
g 5 00.
on the eviderice of
as the box had
returned. It came
ago, ad 'what cost
se aeldno any one
It contains some
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w odds 'and ends,
$20 or 525 even to
i
irr
,.
'the•oz.
o
be.
p
Lineal Nittioem
=.- A oar load of AMerican
ved at 0. C. Willson's seed
emit and Timot
r at 0. C. '4
RY WILSON & YOUNG'S
ng Hyson and japan
ten in town. 855
ANNED CORN, Pena,
les almost given away
.1
Seed 1
store, Seafor
1
y Seen che
illson's Seed '
new 50
Teas ; the ca.
' Y
Tomatoes
t the Cent .al Gr .eery,
t\
-
orn
h.
.
per
tore,
ent
I be
and
riche
ocin
twin
Balls,
Gloves l
Poles)
Bait
Cricket
.
Forts
Fiskin
B
,
Bats 1 Foot
1
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Faking
.
Baskets )
e . .
,
BallS
1 1
, ,
Tackle,,
1
1?eels )
ill be
ed a correct estimate.
kiamiesoi
I
! the Institute, and also by the nether-
friends whom he made in the yarn
To writ f4
e affairs1'.
-nt
tobe
and
Port Arthur
of April
osto
c:
o
41,903.40.
for the m
nth •
his
-
of w
system - .
ether tin sionals
• re ei
e:
forth. LAIDLIW & F
tIIGAR, SUGAR, SUG
LEY. 858-2
R.-:Novt' hi
our
is
is parts of East Huron during the p at
.
eelve years. His genial diepositi n,
n kindness of manner, his inyaria le
:bonny with the teachers under is
;
ire, and his fairness of dealing in he
boot room have rendered his mem ry
krtioularly dear to them. We desire to
ression to our. gym athy
ve eat, . P W th
:rs. Dewar and the other members of
,e -family in the severe loss that t ey
' the providence -of G-od b en
me in ,
lied upon to sustain, and trust t at
not menre
lenfarmer's
be to pass oe r a sub'eot•
th - •i
e past -few °tithe h
bod 's ton u old 'an
theY ' g ' -
subject .13 an imp.rt
that 't ' '
•1 is aer al as it
one in Meant ba will
h
haps a few Meal wire
p _ .
or two subsid; zed organs.
G '
overnment. Never is
an p •
• y roma) has there
ited action e the par
• '
g i
,
a •
i
de •
- 00
t
b:
• ,
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:
f
cee
Joh
n o
u g.
t one
p rtant
'
6 °Opt
I -r
- s,
t s .
e
lietoree
.
• .such
f inners-
would
d •
, during
'k
b every-
That
and
no
per-
or one
Ottawa
of
-un-
! of
•
exceethethat d
Northwest out
-A few days
acres, 150 _i
• slue of:about
St. Cheites, abou
s ipeg, Wes sold
14,750.1 .
-There wan
eLeod on the
the depth of save
•
inches thick was
ue
ide
rov
4,000,
y
a
3r
a
f
y :
f
go
d,
en
p
r
in
1
r
ny•
innipeg.
s
n
miles
b
t
c
e
office in
farm of
()eked to
the paris
from
lc' audio
d snap at
Snow fe
es and ice
on the water
the
650
the
of
in-
for
ort
1 to
two
has
,, ,
met
work
extee
arran
star.
cr, lth
wet.
be ca
,39.8 t '
;West
of th
een arrange
rologioal offie ,
dvanta eousl
g
en. The si g
d to dis lay
e it
The sun is t
moon looal s
At present th
ried on the G
f Toronto
. . ' -
rn Ontario wi
m shortly.
on the mor o
b th Toronto
y
hide if found to
may ; hereafter be
y
Is coesist of disks
,
- sun 'moon and
. . , .
1 dioate line weath-
wer ' 'd e a
s, and the Btar
ignals : vvill only
I
a d Trunk trains
,
ut it it expected
• -
aye- the benefit
h y cenid- be dis-
i g teethe leaving
ti
re
n •
n
Bu
n •
•
e
&
vat
F'
e;
w
haite2uilt
-1
0 to buy sugars before
eelling sugars very cheep.
es. LAIDLAw & FAiRLYY
,..,
DWARD UASH Will
after Monday, the 21st
ter in an mint'
good color.q EdtrasInavY11:oleteti•131a
calor, Goderich stree
RY GOODS CHEAP.
uocan's, se
Seaforth an
e Twill Sheeti t 0
ng a 1 c
F
ete Factory Cotton at at
in the cornett
.
ey take al
Call aiad
858-2
e
ne pre
lnst ‘o b
d " u ha
., Seaforth.
Call at!
examine
nts, aud their
cents, and
for $1.
rise.
ex
are
fln
y ' °
Du
their
4
the
Duncan'
We
mine
on
new
idv"re-t
can
yard
inch
best
&
58
Violins
.
MUSICAL
1 Concertinas
.
Guitars
INSTRUMENTS
P
Flutes
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,
,
,
.
Aecordeons Mouth
1
Jew's Harps e.
I 1
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Organs,
ey may be enabled to draw coral rt
t.
id support in their affliction front_
gher than human source.
Signed D M Malls:mit L L McFa1,
Turnbull and J. Shaw. ,
i
Moved by Mr. Duff, seconded by r..•
the -be
all shade s of
and u t
e a ppoe t
d at their
couple of months
• • •
times in thi
very great measure
7I • •
policy of the
ohties a:
li '
g t e Bill
eonyentio
a o
: g ..
Province
to.
Dominioa
i
o
I i
G
s :
• :
•
re rn
lets
v imaipeg
the
4 he
I '1 miserable
m
:rament
! !
1
u ating
pass.
a
hand
in a
able
to
' -
n the f.3treams.
r two. . .
-A division
nce has been
which it none
•
raffle is every
th1
e authorities
Tis o
of t
rg iz d
t so n,
da n oh
H un
only lay a
130 of Temper-
at Minned,osa,
as the .. dtink
increase,
ble or unwill-
day
and
Playe
Toro
and
'vet
gi ,
,°.•clult
train'
, .
w 11 b
i .
to, -Leedom
ort Dovlsr for
e news to a • er
.
Y. The sign:Is
at noon. It
found to woik
G derich, Wiarton
Stratford and thus
r
lar e • section of
Y g •
are taken off all
is hoped the eyetemTTMSDEN
atisfac o •
t nly, and
our
theqiills
400
xnera'
tertne.
CHEAP FLOUR.-Wg
best flour at the follow
:---100 lbs. for $2.
lbs. for $10. Town ors
grists exchanged on
A. W. Cointin & C
e,
ANNOUNCE
are no se
ng prices for e
0; 200 14. for
ers delivered.
the same reaf.0
.,Big Mil s, Sea
1855 4
ENT.-Eildo
ling
h at
.10 ;
Far -
ble
orth.
aul
The
hest value in the
1
. ,
& WILSON'S
above lines is•to be found at
.
Scott'sSeaforth.
Biock,
OC /
nigh, that report received a d0•PECIAL
wards tis ialmost
s
:
.
he of
se to the far sot
g comMunity and
,
.
opted, and that the Secretary sen a
f the resolution to Mrs. Dewar
py o -
rianimonsty carried.
.
Tb.e nomination committee -presen d
1-lresident,
,
ceded.• Yet
-
whic-h have helped
sence of the.
Times ,more 4eerily
ne
there ar
to
-ragged .;•
felt
n
•
i •
.. •
• Id
In
.. enser
0 ih
her
'
. :11the
tante
.
it
1
otherwise
con-
causes
pre-
, Hard
ing to keep nt in
-oThe Orange
vicinity intend
ideation in thatp
• , o ges
umberof 1 d
r pe
e of
ho dire a
alie On
ha '
vIrb.en
munds.
e innedosa.
large demon.-
July 23rd
• • I d
invi e
.
and
A •
'
in-
•to
,
''n
'Tesid'
willlia
01
.-
P ublio gener:11
arly last Sat .
nee of Mr. Fr:
• . .
s, near Geor•
-
. -
,
r ay morning the
n is Mark, of Glen-
a we, was entered
the
wards
drees
drekses,
suitable
drOses.
Cash Dry Goods Man,
of one hundred aho
goods, suitable for
also about fifty e
for mixing with
Thee() goods ar
offering for ea
ends of dike an
ibises' and chit.
ds of eh,oice ioods,
' nd trimaiing 1
' first -1a in qu
e up-
fine
en's
dies'
lity,
TEAS
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CHEA
PE R
T
,
AN .
1
y
.
eir report as follows : r.
. G. Duff, Roxboro; Vie -Preside t,
r. W. R. Lough, Clinton); Secretary.
'mann, Mr.W. E. Grove's, Wingha •
,
eyincial Delegate, Mr. J. Fergus n •
would have bee
is- the reaction
days f th
o e boom—that
of speculation
prairies, cantina
Ch.
n. i:
-folio
which
away,
f
'in,e
g
•el
;1
0. °tot
the
,
' .vtlair/winn
over
13 al ov-11
tale
,
these
alm
p y
our
time
luding 'Porta
eepawe, Elto
nd Min,nedose
—Michaela
eformed Men
,
e a P a
, ap d
e t.
c , so
o it
rie, Gladst
'City, Newidele
• 't
inis er 'of,
Church, from
ne,
_
th e
b
aY
way
e
et
home
,with
at
ap
ur lax wh e s
.g , e
with !cash to t i
,
ears that Mr.
fro-m!Windso
hat amount, -
c eeded in makicg
i
: amount of $1 050 -
, • •
C ark -hen. arrived
t e day previous
ich he placed in
u
b t
cloaing
genuine
ear
f
eing in short length
b ' •
them out and to t
. e . • . •
expand till the 1
y and make your selec
WILSON & YOUNG h
hoice fieldond garden 'eeds,
I we are idesir
end we will
, . . .
I, is -disposed of.
s. 856
ve a large s
bought fron
us of
give
in
ome
ock
the
If
you weint
the best value
that can be had
call at the-
in the Province for
- t
yonr money,
inglaame Executive Committ e,
being, the sense:of
eac
:
'
n :all•
Far-
erlin Ontari
b. ri•ed
wn •
at 1 ni-
his
p
nts pocket an 1
slept with them
m° ot
• '
reliable seedsmen in
I -' •
the Dommion.
All
P.A.PCX-Parri'l
U.I.Pli
ST/61;M
Bans. J. Ferguson, L. L. McFaul, D.
Penance, A. A. Ilifolia.y and J. NI g.
le nominations wete one by 0 e
opted.
J.A. Morton, Esq., and Dr.MoDona d,
. ,
Ingham, were re-appomted Audito s.
A vote of thanks was tendered tie
Aring officers and the Association d-
rued.
•
mere as well
t 1
hen drawa
owners o a
f h If
prices Were worth
looked u -
ponithernsely
dependently
with a -free ,
grea ' ea o
t d 1 f
not really ne
es ever
. y -
into s
sections,
thou
-
wealthyand
and..Th
li*
mac mere/
d, thus O
o h
e
a 41311
s
y
- -
n
, ,.
t Ohms
' . •
I! et -ion,
i at
1.1 !of
r _
s ; being
eat
,
'
nanhased
• '
si h they
Oting
.
were
and
boom
dollars,
in-
m
money
a
•
did
. debts
,. .
eg with his f
is denominat
reach, as he
,
erman' and
hich langna
Th Al int
- go lie,
ific Railway
- '
eft Owen So
'clock p. m.,
, ,a
m 1 . H:
on s
ay av
Eng is ,
s he is o
t e r
stem er
nd n gaturday
11 '
• a nig
is sent ont by
miesionary to
opportunity in
,
with both of
• versant. -
Canada'
t ;Pa-
of the sea:son
'
at 4i
on board lone
,
un
, .
o cio
of th
hati
1--*
leaei
down
h•
him,-
f oun
stem
e
d '
dafterwards,t
h* head.-
is
, ..
in the morn
being gentl
d sprang up
g the • room,
stairs and
A - t sf
s no race
the burglar s .
: ut one or two
p he became aware
i
rawn feom under
a time 0 see a man lace
a d followed him
# ed a revolver at
.Im
he ball could be
•
is pteuumed it .
°where, who im-
threw it
f eili
f.eh,
hose
heel°
Lo
Pri
Ror
Ma
Lag
La
tie
a e
new seed and for sal
. . r
in the business, ou
she following varieties
ig Red, Scarlet Interm
s • Improved Manamo
e intermediate and Y-Ilow
Norfolk, Fine West snry
roved, Skirving's I
quis of Lorne, button'
holm, •
ehol East Lothian,d
of Swedish Turnips.
op of roots by sowing i
1 '
as owes in any
ty considered.
: Whiee Be
diate and ther larrot
h, Long ed C
Globe 'Ma
Improted,C
proved Pimple
,Cha.mpion; Sha
11 th ' best
n a aane-
o not risk f the 1
ferior seed, hu
•ther
We
gian,
ter's
gle ;
ter's
Top,
ock,
'
ss of
buy
T
T -as,
,,,,,
F'
8
Be
Ali
,
‘-i I
f:4t,
at is the
the.
Inds fo
gars ar
isins a
kinds
Ine an
ever.,
i
place to get the
are Usually sold
$1. ' Aliso, the higher
being sold as foll
5c per poun.d, or
f Groceries at th
Glassware on ha
thing 0 be tbund
worth of your
t 400 a pound,
priced teat
we : 10, 11, 13,
pounds for $1.
lowest possible
d and will be
in a first-class
money.
are now
are eta
15 and.
Prunes
;
prices.
Sold at
grocery,l
Black Tea, Green
selling at 25o a
-clown to a veey
16 , pounds ofl
ditto. T dit
, , ea
A full stoolt
a smell &dean
can ' be had a
Tea, Japan -
pound, -or ilve
cheap rate.
each for $1'.
s very cheap.
t
of Crockery,
e on cost ; 111
the Seaforth
Exeter.
Lome NOTES. -The Exeter coma il
e considering the propriety of erecti g
town ball which will have on it
Which now, w
without hone
and they sae
experience, t
The frost of
en their,
t labor ha
hewing
ey fincl
est Septe
-
1
d
e
'
0
ofewealth
III `dispelled
a
a d , of
t 'to
a
which
bitter
meet.
•
in
housand pass
bout 360 Scotch
ined for Moon=
atlicart's land
-The Sask
nger , ell
C ofte
n to locate
.
te ewen
told, including
, whoaredes-
on Lady
coal min, at
medi
throe
throe
,escap
ward'
tely grabbed
h the wind° -
h himself :
. The pant:
some 'distanc:
c air and
and then sprang
1 d mede good his
were fPund after-
trom the bouse.
the
Ti
wh
an
io
best from WILB0.14 & -V
, T, •
ILORE 17 REMUS THA
ings for the Sick an
aro suffering from Ulc
Mercurial Diseases, w
minutes woe
LING 855
1 ,,` • ,
_L./UMW:6S-
I Afflicted To
rs, Cancer, Syp
at can be )nore sheer-
and de:pon-
lad
hose
ilitie
T;
a Store
Oatmeal exoha
, . ,
A
ged for oats at
G. AULT„IVIai4
mill rates. ., All goods
i
'
Street Seaforth
)
1
delivered free.
-
new
one
, ;
•
after of
years- of
tower and in the tower a real, I ve
•
short nig;
many a farm
it lessen()
its- crop
b
, value of
f sr cent,
le edicine Hat
notion on We
a . eo
ne ay' 1
d i by p bite
th inst. he
THE 6.4 .t.
HiliETS.
de
wh
cy, in fact after trying
n on the eve of forever
11 the promised
hoping to be rel
urea,
eared
,
)0k to mark the time o'day.- r.
per
'abilities
,
fro
pain on this side of
he grave, What e
n be
CfAMPBELL'S
tweed Drew intends starting for C li.-
!pia next week. -The prospects or
F). enlargement of the Agricultu al
MIAS in this town are iaot.so good no
the negotiations for the ri•urchase oi•
a additional land. are likely to f ll
rough. -Mr. James Airth, of the
lames Road, Usborne', has perches d
made times s
tage taken of-
creased the d
doubt that w
very worst pe
an eerly spew
an early harvest
more hopeful
a bright future
ill worse
it by the
soontent
are passi
iod of de
and ev
settler
and those
for our
a
:
g
r
r
:
d
r:
the adyan•
buyers in-
s -here is no
rough our
en. With
nispect of -
jrbecoming
fr.d. to see.
n4,Proyince 1
are rep
: nd the BUM real
:ffecte amounted
baser -will fqrm
•• Mk the mine!.
-Mr. Dencer,
:rrived at Portag
. ay with a staff
nning a line
r ed
z d gr
t 58,500.
1314
yeenm
1 Piiirie
of med.
i-ro tble
o be• $74,000,
?Qin the eale ,of
. The jeer-
emptily" to
• 1
nt engineer,
the other
He int nds
A siniboin to
OM Fa
- -- -
New F.
Spring
Oats p
Peas p
Barley,
Clovetleed
Timothy
Butter,
.SEAF t,
1 Wheat per bus "e
I)
11 Wheat per be •h
Wheat per bushe
r bushel
r bnehel
ev bushel
per bushel..
Seed per bnehel
No. 1, loose..
TH, Ma
$Y
1.. ..
4... ....
.. .. ..
22, 1884.
00- to 1 07
80 to 1 00
1 00 to -1 05
(I 36 to 0 87
68 to 0 75
50 to 0 60
60 to 8 00
00 to 2 50 .
14 to 0 16
mo
no
ca
!),a1
fie
ou
wo
bo
ca
Se:
e cheering thau to kno
only alleviates pain, b
be had in the fast-grost
remedy known to so niany
uncan's Extract of -Re.
," so highly recommen •
and Cutaneous .Affecti
th its weight in die.mo
tle, at Duncan's drun st
& Duncan's dry goo
forth.
v that a retnedy N
t purifies the sy
'ng, popnler, sur:
gratefapeo
Clover Blood
Odin easel of Sc
ns. Try tone b
ids' Prie,e $1.0
re next door to
a store, Main. s
I •
hich
tem-,
and
le as
uri-
oful-
ttle ;
per
Dan-
reet,
58
•
CLOTHING
,
EMPORIUM'
.
1
operty in Exeter and intends corniss g
indeed hard
to find.
beiprospects
'
Manitoba
to
the fall, be-
'Suttee
tub.. . .
0 15 to 0 16
re to live. -The fall 'wheat in ' t 41 is
:nifty is not likely to average hal e.
tia„-Mr. johns. the photograph r,
s removed from "Exeter north and .as
ken up his quarters opposite the p0: t.
ice, Exeter.—While Mr. Sam Mel
Inning, of Usborne„ was 6orning to
eater on Sunday last, his horse ot
ghteeed on the 2;nd cdiacession a a d
are
that we shall
burdens impo
that be, are
Mr. Norquay
out boldly 9.1111.
Manitoba ---a
at the beginning
announced hi$
experienc,
ed on us
so growth
• his
tia s bud
strongly
step he eh
of t
intention
Fede
.
e
u
e
p
let:from
•
:
t
sea
as
t
the
I , )
hie powers_
niter. Hon.
,
i ech came
I 1 side of
have taken
icin-an-d
1 - -
iking one
ake
ween tbe two
.1 lowering tb
f this work oa
esult in rende
.1 land which is
-Reports feo
-heat -it loonin:
reek, the bla
ce alai
1 a n
w t r •n
b: &relished
'n al allel
. o clever
is th
1
es f
he prospects
, h latter lake.
it will
a large area
d by water.
w st say the
. At Maple
rt acre field
' The
Eggs a
Flonr,,
Pork,'
NT •
es,
Sheepe
Wool
Salt (re
Balt (w
Potato
Wood,
er 100 lbe
er 100 pounds
er 100 lbs.. .
ins each .
aiI) per bend
olesale) per ba e
s per .bushel
e'r cord ' I'
.....
. ..,
018 to' 018
2 50 to 2 65
7 00 to 7 50
7 00 to 8 00
0 00 to 5 50
0 40 to 0 80
0 18 to 0 20
„
• . 1 45
1 00
b 50 to 0 55
e 00 &0 3 50
1 •
T
be
•
o c
ni
lin
do
at
ces
2n
CONTRACTORS. -S -Sled
to the undersigned, at
eceived until Monday,
ock, for the erection
Brick School House
Op, the contractor to fi
i11 work. Plans and sp
he residence of the uti
eon 7, McKillop, on an
, a.ud from whoin all
1
tenders ad
Beechwood P. 0
l'une 9th,11884,
nd comp ,etion
in Sectionl,No: s,
nish all rhaterie1
Edtications an b:
ersigned, et 12
atter Monday,
necessary info). ••
essed
, will
at 12
of a
Mc-
and
seen
con-
June
talon
f
I
i itings,
11 ro4nge
'
•
have just opened
i
Scotch, and
I
of Worsteds
up a
Irish B4te
in all
new lot of beautiful
and , lac
B k S
'
the shades that
1 • '
1
Scotch
erges. A
1
. is /ash -
a away. Mr. Manning was thro •n
an the vehicle but -was not seriou :ly
luxed.-The• annu-al meeting of he
more appeal to
and in the
satisfactory answer
to the Privy
the
event 0
he
connoil..1
e
:graving.
vernment
.. .
no
.,4 appeal
accordance
•• ere three in
: long the line
is ere are satisfied
anitoba seeding
e: lig .
is . o wa
w th it.
i et
m
r.
weather
hut the far-
In Southern
The wheat
Li
07s
Calif
. .
ermoe, May ?
5d n red ,
No. 1,
--Sprier g wheat
e liter, I 7s 8d :
•
03d !California
ca
et
GE
Tr
be obtained. The low
essarily accepted miles:
a liGel HOLLA_ND, Sec
s tees.
at or :nut tend
otherwise atilda
etary of t):ie Bo
1 . 859
t not
toly.
rd of
3
2 snablel.
1 •
An immense-
I
stock
1
of braud
1
new'
1
Hats itt
areholders of the Exeter Salt W-11
nia, 01a
;
.
anpany was held a few evenings aeo,
with this peliley a depdt
t
bas been
creage everywhe
e a
been
largely in-
No. 2
07s 07d ; oa k,
5s '05'4 ; barley,
istl- 0 "11
0
elts
F.urs and iSitraws.
A
full
hne -of Boy's
and
ien Messrs. James Pickard, Is: ac
irling, Thomas Fitton, Robert Yee ty
sent .to Ottawa with l
which embodies the pri
the -Bill otRights passe
a
c
i
ultimatum,
1 ;Clauses of
the farm-
teased and
oted to roots
:-The Portag
or 1 n than
ns ar ey
1: ra ri
usual de-
Review says:
, 5s 6c1;
chees
. peas, 6s 0 d
, 63s -100d.
• k' 73 00d •
, pork p s ,
..i..,
rp.aNDERS
o
Ro
will be recei
putting in a stone c
near the brick chin
d up to ay 31t
lvert on he Ba
h. The c Evert
for
field
to be
7
ouths'
Readymaae
,
•
Clothing,
s .
Shirts, r
_follars,
Ties,
d Wm. Bissett,were elected directolre,
_
le annual re,port showed th.at . e
orations for the past year had been
cy satisfactory. ---Mr. Thomas R Is-
!, of the Thames Road, Usborne, e-
atly sold to Messrs. J. G. and P. C.
kmeron, of the townslaip of Stant v,
ar B.-rucefield, his famous- thorouth-
ad cow, Matilda trd,*and heifer c If
ers, and unlees strong
mede that the grievanc
will be redressed Mr.
, •
have.stated„ will ask th
support him in appealin
tbe Throne, The Legi
adjourned in the mean
26th inst., when it
a,s:
s
•
la
i Is
11
,
s
I 1,
n
e
rances are
Manitoba
aney, as. 1
elature to
tbe foot of
Oen been
teeth the,
etlitesemble,t
.,,L. Lyall, t
ter who has halicei
T. Garland's t
the pest four y
ess for himself,
tuttomers will
remises lately'
rew, jeweller,
e o ular
th rg
ilo 1 g s
ar:, h 13
: n is
no find
oce pi d
o ee
teilor
f the
abfishment
one
old
by
street.
and cut-
estate
for
into.- bind-
friends and
him in the.
James An-
lof
r
To
to 41.
to 44c
65c ;
- butte
50.75
dress1d-
$8.30:
F
come, Mee 22 ,
6; spring $1.1.4
•
peas, 73e to 7
hay, per to 1,
, 16e to 20e
o $0.80; eggs, ze•
hogs, per
Fall w est, $1.08
to nl 1 • oats' 43o
• i_ , ,
'el baeley, 55o to
$7.00 to $13.00 ;
iotatoet per 'bag,
doz., 15e to 16e ;
10 lbs.' $43 00 to
1: •
.fift
gro
facestone
the
The
think
cteel•neenilt
loAse
Clerk.
,
feet long, the walls toe
nd and not less than t
above ground 1
wall. The wall to be
cover to be flagstone n
and two aid a half ft
td00 Gnoeturgei Stewar
b nd them
or any tender.
sunk two feet
a• feet thidk, an
extend one feo •
uilt with . water
t less thari four
t long. . Tend
, Varna p.0.
elves to aceep
EORGE TEN
8i9-2
der
I the
into
lime.
'
mehes
rs to
The
the
ART,
,
U
s
u s,
11 at
trfc. Call and
-'
bottom cash.
. . .
see. , 1-
• I
prices.
,
- .
buy mainly for
,
1
cash,
:
1 and
ir months old, also the second DO ke
receive the report pf th
act accordingly. Mr.
d
•
;g
i
tion and
natne previ-
-Thirty famili
eg for the Wes
s of J w
a fe
left Winni.
days ago,
to
Live Stoc
,
a/ arkets.
COURT SHERW1
.
00 FORES
WM. OAMP8ELL.
Riverside three and a half mon hs
-story deleg
0 Ottawa
land in
t
of Mooso-
' .
1, for the amenthicent sum of 5750 -
r. Jahn Menalame, tr., of the 3rd c n-
ons hi as a
naturally leads _one to
the programnie will be
t
d
e
.
whether
•
out as
'-elttle on
M. They are
arming operatio
. eveli
ts be a sieted
. y the
y'
in their
Mansion
.
To
expor
but b
mime, May 21
lott-of cattle tnling
are net ia
There are a few
ati 5o to 6te,
ona and some-
.
1_
CURT SHERWOOD I
A. 0. F., meets ever
CREST, 8065, if
alternate Mond
the
y in
ND.
2, Campbell's
- Blo k, Seaforth.
.
anon of Hey, while walking in he
,d.
yers .
the
Oddfellows Hall, at
7:e0 P. . Vi-iting
-
ads one- day recently, found a-- c ri-
indicated ; but it is rum
to
r
that he has
ini, if it
onse Relief
Co st i tee
wi 1 e ly
of London,
them with
what
iscouraged Y
the 1 +idition of
brethren
tarte
coadially invite
. J. Fl CH,
- eere
1
-
ty in the large deer's
good reason oppose
r
•
1
ngland, who
p
Britis
markets.
ab/e feom Glas-
shape of a vary
only as a means of
e
l•
ting upon
took and imple
'lents t the
extent of.
op
Monday sta. C
that !sates had
oFFmAN
BR
HER
rib It measures 4 feet 1 inch in len th
thout the' end branch which is bro en
t and is nearly 10 inches in circu -
:ence at the largelend. It has • ve
!ge branches measuring about 14
ehes in length. -The Exeter "Cl ar
it" base ball club are peepared to
Ceive challenges from any of he
,be
the Ottawe, Premier. I
in political circles tha
. sudden' and bold stand
rights arises from the f
has been, been, intriguing to
power and have Attorne
placed at the head of I
at
oi
-
e
•
,
t
• hispered
Premier's
royincial
. hn
, Sir Jo
him out a
a OTAI Miller
overnment.
250 for each fam
epaid in ten yea
-The Rev.
erian oler man
gy
!sermon on Mons
Torkton. The
4 adults. To
ly, t
s.
Mr 'tat eilson,
p ea'
, he
coif re a
yea s
40
amount
ch
ion
go
to be
a Presby-
ed hi first
s
4th then, at
numbered
there -was
go
been.
sbipp
b h
ute
, broug
nary
about
firm
ade at a con if
rs. The d no
re appears ,go d
t from 5c to
good bring 4
no. Sheep r:
t 5c to 5ne pe
erable loss to the
and feom : local
and tne best lots
6 pet M. ,
o 4-18, and inferior
80400 and prices
for! butchers?
eLE
Ti
Totni
neett.
sent
of 'Meeting.
859-2
NOT'
Council of the sort)
of Huron will meet in
of Godench, on Tue
All accounts agains
in before the first sea
PETER ID
0 -
.
ration of elle 0,
'the Court Room
day„ the 2rd of
the Council m
on of the 'sewn
. 1
i
SON, County
unty
u the
June
st be
day
elerk.
eye
Li
!leap-
Cal
.
and get some
ash Store.
,
,
_
of the Big Bargains
at
'
HOFFMAN
BROAV
,
I
ighboring debit tmplay a frien •ly
me on notice of five days. All com.
The -Attorney-General i
-as he ea s
and -outer y .
111 :64 blooded d ed-in-th
bine.blooded
gdlar out-
, .
Iflie ni ." a
.1'Tory, and
roarcely a setler
lace ; now it
ent and service:
ithi
i a r
*tee h
sperons
ld
miles of this
settle -
regularly at
use. 1There
Lamlis
e •
-prin
is but 1 t
are unche k
lambs •
are ;$.
le exnott demand.
d et 6fe to 6c.
o a
' 50 t 46 head,
IMPORTED
-
.
' HO S8
I:!?_ •
S
_.
s
Certain
raw
lines of
ats almost given,
iadies', Girl's, Children's, Piens'
away at .111OFF.MAIV: BROTHERS'
and Boy'S
Cheali
[lineations promptly answered by d-
easing Wm. Sanders, jr„ Secret:: y,
ester, Ontario. The name is a good
nand we have no doubt the club is t • o.
will stick -to the party
wed thin." The Prem
hand, cannot always b
has moments -of -remora
t
e
,
onl
' ' "
• , gli thick
'the other
seeded on,
otnething
,
orkton by Pres
ngland and
—Some idea
he Canada Pacifi
y er a
Met cli t
of e (et
a 1••e,y
,
e
Church of
ominations.
of operating
may be had
,accor
90 to
in li
per lb
ing to quail,.
Oe per lb., dr ezed
ited offer an '
• 1
. 1
Calves firm, at
weight. Hogs
lichen ed at Ge
Ha
po
his
CHARLES
returned from the Old
ted stock, and has star
splendid fonr-year-o1,
,
MASON
1
Country -With h
• '
d on his. , route
Clydesdale St
a im-
with
Ilion.
sh ASt
Eill
re.
oideries zn
ine
hite and Colored,
. *
selltng very 'cheap.
.
HOFP.MAN B.ROTHERS!
Can
immomeoes
.
Southern Manitoba.
[From our own Correspondent.]
Boor. LA/Cii County, /4g lst, 18 :
Spring has atrived, bright and wit m,
d the heart of the • husbandman e-
,eeth exceedingly. The cold :nd.
adoring weather ()that month pu a
ap to seeding operations and dela ed
em a. week or teii days. Now,howe • er,
f
of the kind, during whi
4
whipped into line, and
never be sure that
Hence Sir John's desireie
step into Norquay's elao
canene washeld amon
tive menibers of the
Miller being the prime
tain how a 1straight p
might be 'expected t
seven aesenabled, at t
h
t
If
B
t
e
'
le
• annot -be
arty can
ave him.
nave Miller
I is said a
e, Conserve-
I tura, Mr.
4to &seer-
Overnment
•itai. „, Only
411 of the
rom -the amount
f employees.
year amounts
102,090, March
robably $200,000
. bout $175,000
alone. It will
rensee were cons'
ng the winter -months
approaches the
t
-The - rate.pa
ot• o stlely
T i at f r
t $217
181,110,
hte s
in t e w
I e 0 fa
tees. el
a la °nu
ens o
1 anuary
No,
would
:stern
rYed
reduced
mt.
• ill
pay -rolls
of this
Febrnary
and April
average
division
that ex-
der-
as Sumner
rise again•
Portage I la
Ea
lamb
markt
biting
fancy
to ex
Hos
Ho
to loo
Tues
very
T BUFFALO, D.
-Reni3ipts o.
dull. A:few tits
t $5 to $5..5
$6.10. Lam I 5
ra quotable • t
N demand
Noe s
1 trade at abs n
ity's prices, In n
ad. We gust:
$5.40 to $5, • 0;
21.-Shee
:ateIt
_
of
; one
- eaken-
55.25
1 •confined
es-
10o.
e prosPects
Yoillets
p an d
seepfair,Ado
c4oice sheep
;load very
o common
. to 45.50.
alt
decline from
being
d t
, goo o
1 mediums
Th
Tu
Hu
Kir
tho
lig;
Mil
2u
for
the
is
h'
following route will b
day -Will leave bis o
kersmith and will pro
on Road, for the night.
burn. Wednesday-
ne's, Hullett and Mai
vhaioorfthRoo-xoro to 11
night. Thu:
•
Road to his own otitis
conces.i. n of Tuckers
noon ; thence to Schaff
night. Saturday -Up
b '
own sta le. (MARL/4
travelled this s:ason
n stablen Mi
eed to the!Alme
Tuesdli. "
y nigat
oon at l'eter
llop town line;
wkshaw's1 hotel,
day -By way of
' '
. FridayrDowia
nith, to Janice; Sp)roat's
e's hotel, ;Rippe
the Londbn R
MASON.I 8
• 1
:
• oad,
:otel,
-
at
Haw-
then
,
Seas
the
the
, for
ad to
9-2
a
Gap
mitrop,
St
qvality
d e
. An
ore:
Cal
the goads
aeon, Kt Arp 1
"" '' "' '
endless variety
, .
c., at low prices,
and inspect our
ncl price are second
and prices
I
. .
isn Prints, Gnghams,
at HO.F.F
.
stock of
to
at
•
B'ress Goods
,
g, AN BROTHEla-Cleap
lillinery Goods which
. s - :
e zit the trade at HOFFMA.N
,1
,
and Trine.
Cash
. .
for 8tyie-
1
e weather is sirn.ply delightful and r.
ars are rushing their spring work
honorable gentleman, a
d
afters look-
'aide are beeom
burdens and
rig r:s
ive
under their
the cid-
choic
15.75
,
o-5.80.
good
1 - ,
-
FcEFORM
CONVE.NTI
IN I
BROTBf.E.RS'
Cheap Cash
Store.
nig at a rate that would surpris: a
fed anything but encour
gi
Or the -out-
civic
atm e
in
of
1
_.
1 •
aat many Ontario people. Having all
e improved machinery (and farm ng
nnot be done here successfully wi h-
t it) the Bowing season is only the
atter of a few days -of course, pro.
-the-
and.onters. Miller is
populae, personally, in
the succeseof his efforts
self, with Sir John's atsit
head of the Government
h
to
i
lid means
i 1
open and
i. (tee him-
nee, at the
tether un-
ii,3
none was called
bonsider the fmai
place and amettain
not be made in
Guns which ar el
the duties they
a
the
0
f w e
"al
if :
Bp, a
t of al
ke, uilre
e
o
e
tett
ings ago :to
ition of the
rease could
of the Ora
roportmn to
th
MO
has 'been
week,
to th
the
The Horse
Minee, May nt-The
very qui;.t
but this has . e
fact that the e
for
Market.
horse trade
during the past
n entthely owing
were np horses on
as any were
Hu
B
JOINT Convention of
tions for the East Ri
on (Do • 'en and Loc
•
USSELS MOM
I
the Refo4m
•ng of' the
1) will be
, JUNE
.
As .ocia-
Co. • ty of
beld a
2 1 84,
IHEAP
-CASH
1
.
. .
STORE SEAFORTIL
_
.
.
, .
ted the has been done in
certain. What wire-pulli
going on
ar:,
perform.
arket, as soon i
AT 1 O'CLO
'li P. M.,
plowing
it The customary amount of plow`ng
Is not done last fan, however, and an.
and what tbe end Of it
mains to be seen. That
ft
will be re-
,
reels some
The officials,
as the meeting
ow
b
vet, g
.1.e • p
t
a
he best of it
slate hour
offere
figur
they were mckly bought up at
greatly in .,s Hers" favor. Mr.
Fo
an
the purpose of arrant
correction of t
.g for the
e Voters'
syste •• atie
Lists nd to
IGH
SCHOOL ENTRANO
1
E
' •
To'wnaiip of MoKillop.
•
ers this inning find more work bef re
em than This was caused
pulling behipd the scenes
doubt, but What the intim'
ir
l beyond a.
pei tetsult of
Without any a
-A despat
tio
h
. bein
ftom
telten,
Pert
.
William
Magil
bay,
re sold a pair o horses, black and
for $300. r Kimball, of the
coosider
settdemeut
9areful
the steps advisab
of the costs of t
e with a
e East Minn
viet,v o the
Pr test.
•
EXAMINATION.
! , copwr OF .ILEV1.1410Ni.
,
usual.
trtly by the early arrival of Jack F ost
id partly by the unusually large c op
it may be, is not altogeth
dear. .
I 1 i• 1'
I at•ed the 14th
1 rom the Robit
ins
i•
Says :
oiantai
Latest
advices
Silver Mines
i
Montteal
Two
. Horse change, reports:
Clydesdale sta hens at 51,400 mid
ot ier matters of interest a
'for ere will also come up
1 , Ir. Gibson, M. P. P. w
,P.
. d importance
or discuss'
I be pres
• Be-
n.
nt a. ad-
IHE
"
Entrance
High Sehool
Examination into
will he held:In
the Seaforth
be High School
1 The Court of ktevieion, for the
McKillop, will beheld at Fulton's
d,aY, May 26, 184341, at the hour of
ToWnship el
Hotel, on Mon -
10 &dock ea
I
this after.
eon caeses
ex-
$1,000
respectively, -The exports of
dr the Convention.
McDonae
Pre ident
B •
ilding, Seaforth,
on Titters
ay and Fri-
ten for the Ipurpeise of revising the
roll and ten-
be threshed and placed under cp er
don° winter set in. The feet of be -
atter is, there appears to 'be a disp si-
3/1 on the part of the farmers to go too
,
-The_Department of ..
Ottawa leas • received th
Ge•orge's Society of Mont*
1
II;
I .
thulture at
• , the St
a - memor-
inimi-
i eceived
sitemeet in town.
10 tile:het long an;
hick and six ine see
Cakes
en
wid
eighth
le
great
of send silver
of an inch
were brought
horset to the Unite.: .tates.
week nvere two mans valeedl
one etallion at n2 3 ann.
value at 56,793.
during the
at $263,
:43 horses
. ss
!Do inion Association ; J
IDOL inion Association; T
lee Association ; W, H.
AS ociation.
A. Moanots,
STRACTf A,
KERA, Secretary
-
,
Sec etary
Pre .ident
Local
' -
. 8 9-2
di
th
tu
a
y, nob
ates must
n May
• f
non or
d ending
3rd, and 4th.
send ' in their
24th to the Head
th 1) • 1-
e year %among
July, 1885, is offered
Intending can-
es. not later
Master. Free
t h IS84
ep em er, ,
0 the candidate
sclOring appeals against the assessment
current year. en parties interested
take notice and govern thenaselves
' , ;
1858-2 i SOHN (asuntatten,
for the
will pleaie
accordingly. ;
Clerk.
st and undertake more work than,
ial from a number' of E's
:lisle
rom .the mines.
Q.
al number 4
,
ith the limited supply of farm ha ds,
grants Who were brought
1.
Canada by
lainer's from the
' c . "ed
have arrived
. .
'The Chee Markets.
"TIMila
1*
o
tenting t.:1
.
highest number of
J. C. HABSTO
arks,
, t
f . .
1 ..
. .
rey cars reasonably expect to perfo m.
John James Jones, protn
. ng againet
and taken up c
me
Many .werel in
•-. e
fen.
_A_I-lial.A.
-3
Head Master
high School.
0
§EAFOITH ; W ULLEN
MULL
ipg
They
WO DSTocK, Ma • ? 1.--Siitteen
beir broad -acres lying before them, re-
tiring -only to be tickled in order te
the manner in which th:
treated, and asking for rma
ave. been
to enable
town to -day get
state that the fin
supplies.
'of Hi
ver heats anyi.
tories offered 2,276 nixes, nest half of
11c.
B USSELS LI
E ‘.4)OR
S•
NOTICE. ,
1 1 , ---
i
T I3EG to . inform those indebeed
1 -_
to me fee.
!odnee excellent crops, induce theth to
them to return home. T
i
y state that
thing ever seen i
he Rockies.
Seye at
may ake. Sale , .50 boxes, at
1-TOWN
SO.
THE
court
. of Revision, for the
Township of
-1- manufacturing or book aceerrts,
Ilt
that owing
by fire, I am:
them
to dey
by train
. i- -
-..-1
Tackersmith,
will be held at
Ire Knox'a Ho-
to the entitle destruction of ray
. beyond their strength, resulting
most of are Londe'
eolninies
capitalists arrive
eet
'
,
Tuesday, the •
7th day May,
cempaed to call on for a
Prompt Bettie -
ways in more or less loss. Tr es,
me are content to attempt no
ore than they - are . certain of
)ing able to handle; but • there are
who obtained assisted pas
represented by- Jones a
laborers. . They were pro
of employment at high wa
'e
g s onbeing
cultural
it d plenty
at soon as
route to the Mo
two hundred mi
States to arrive
Robit Mountain
n aa. sin
e s r
•it a - f
ine i
They exp et
m the West rn
w days. The
twelve miles
'De. is. , •
MeE.N. GHT.---In Tuele : •• 'th, on 1the 21 st inat.
H gh McKnight, ag d years.1
HINC reety.-In Clint. A on ' the 15th inst.,
A es Gemmill, wif.; .1 Mr. eerge Hinchley,
•
Tp E subscribers take t
-/- turning thenks to the
:an vicinity for past patro
, th t having made several
burning
s opport
nhabitant
age, and
"raproveni4nts
_
nity of
of Brassels
eg to
in
re-
state
their
te
1
p
themselves
Clerk.
, Harpurhey,
84, at the
rsons intereated
on
hour of 1.0 o'clock a.
will take nottee
accordingly. WM.
,
of
., of winch all
and govern
MeCONNELL,
858-2
you
meat of year =Omits, a$ the hooks
closed. r
1 I hope a ttecond appeal will stots
. .
* i
A. Ge VeetEGMOND.
must he.
be necessary.
.
any who have yet to learn th t a
they landedebnt as soon
*s
t ey reach-
south of Fort Wi
ti. is .
Men are lean-
ad daughter of the iate
Ro rf Geramill, e.
, kil and i:utde of
beter an ever
they Ore
efora to
now in a
I supply the
SCHOOLS:
80
' -----
----i•-
nail crop well cultivated and prop rly
Ned, is much better than a- large rop
ed Montresl-Jones abendci
told them to shift for the
in them and
elves. „. One
ing -their work hr?
mines. - 1
at
flocking to he
:
T ekersinith, aged 8
MOSE RNAN.-In E: • O
of r. Peter Cowanila
earse i
dville, 10 the residence
the I 18th in., John
poeition
; pu he with first-class lina:
! his being the tenth s..
-on of Jur
business
Tilt Examination
be
HIGH
for entrance
held on Thursday
to High Schools
.
COURT OF !REVISION.,
, 1
Tithing more strength' than the fare
or can muster, to save ittin p per
me.
The close season for our feath red
tme-with the except -ion of chic ens
Inch begins on let of January -set i 'on
5t eh., and ell sports, real and im-
_
. •
of the men is a knife grin
is evident that theiagents
body that can be induced:
,
' sage and ship their/ out.,
that Jones, who obtained
from the • Government On
services in connection With
..
_ .
, 4
,
P
,
rt
ilk
embount
,
so
take
t -
last
7
that it
up every.
pas.
appears
year
of
mmigra-
t
-The Brandien
A number c4
Hesson was in
named Kerr left
About the sande
were lying there
Prince Albert.
4/4
n 4
oat . t
he
•
fot
j7:1 ei.
last
ago,
usiness,
his
timber
-moil
the
week sant,:
when
a man
storehouse.
of: bo4es
liyin
latter were
Mt.
in,
.
le
FORS
g
, 68
211c.413
oat,,
Qttillan,
RITE
E3
•
earlan, aged 2 y
TH.---In Mon•is
et Jane, wife of .
years and 2 inont sItrida
ANe-In We t
wee woe- n
aged 24 yea
T. -In Aahlield I
diaeh Rivett; a
ars.
n th lr
George 'orsyth, aged
IIIVIPM0f1h, on the 8th
Bon 44 lib. W. J. Mc.
, ' , .
n the 9t1t. inst., Mr.
66 years',
. •
: de
fi:
ir
and
sa
85
,
,
lings in Brussels, and
satitetitorneseto far,tth
rafs.g First-classmen'
.
15 cents delivered.•
Ve also burn a No. 1 Ile
e price.
emember the spot -B
aving given
public can
d t 9,4 teams
a. 1 centt
for plesiering
ussels Lirne
TOWN
unveil-
, rely on re.
hestile
at t e kiln
at the
Works.
& SOL
-A-
the
t*
_tenet
D.
jeanes
s
June,
state
SiafOrth.
will
3rd
should
__ e
N. Mall0071
Turnbull,
ue, B.
and .
whet
and 4th of July
he sent te eith ofi.
, e. . er
111161300tor 0 f Putlie
B. A., Clinton ;
;than
, Seaforth, not later ,
didates in such a
er they propose te
-
and -Friday,
newt. Applies -
the following :
Schools; or
or• J. C. Har -
the. ist of
plications must
ite at Clinton or
8574
•
.
T" Court of Revision
, saderty will
y evening,
,
I, Parties i
? c,,1°c•-•
vttl' govern themeelves
40_2
.
,.4
,•• ..,
..---a--
far tho
be held 'n the
011ie 6t , at half
tere will leas
n_ __ p
aciereiteny.
ELLIOTT,
Mimicipality
Town Hall, o
-past seven
t ke t' '
e a no lee
,. - 1
[ 1
Cler
41
t was the death of Met.
Of Mr. P. Livingateat
toung Matt who wailed,
1 by all. Re was
dent form of snumene
nint Edward on Piaciar.
sa letiried. the folio
hopes were en.
first. All that mat
ta for him was tried,*
The bereaved earal,
;felt sympathy of
aS this is theRec
mord,
a./ taken from *ma
eite.
cornea from Arao nhat
deala extensively ill
wIs, the other dayfanne
valuable Dorking.
111 her side as ifsweep.
e her, but found, mine
ereat sorrow, that abe
tr last. 'Be was hegja.
ria pecuniary losafor tat
rhea a bright thought
dose of Warneett Safe
• tered, externally and
torking 0/0220 ten WItiked
t rewarded him for Ins
the same day with a
akfast.
merchant has adopted -
gine' plan for bringing eo
The Beacon sem
ver behind -hand, ana
wing the example of th
rises, Mr. Willia15:0
ttractioa for the publia
tie ia to be seen in the
ith buttons, also promi.
'a a handsome suite of
manufactured by ler.
1 valued at 5-100. Alt
Ind over, will be allow.
e number of buttons in
e individual whocomm
ket at/labor will be pre -
furniture at the flower
›n Day. re
jo
HIM= Teacher's'
trintrat meeting of this
hold in the Central
1, on. Thursday and
reek. The first paper
e en "False English,"
>n of Seaforth High
itrated his meaning by
newspapers,
ma many authors,show,
r frequently met with.
_thanks was tendered
his subject.
tuff, of Roxboro, next
;aer- on "Discipline."
first that discipline
ad elevating, he then
tr how to obtain it. We
pupils constantly em.
the school rooin. He
s table for each clap
Lole school), showing
work he should be-en-
/tante of the day. Mr.
yell deserved vote of
Le conclusion of hit
of BraruPton• intro.
of of Difficulties ir
ing remedies for cone
iffiertIties encountered
tool. Upon motion of
onded by Mr. MoFatd,
was tendered- Mist
;t read the deIegatee'
notion was adopted.
of Thursday the As•
0- itt Cardno's Hall to
mat evening of read -
bible eelection, fur-
- contrast ''with the
equently adopted by
eric(6.1 profession. The
Q1 Master's Grieste"
ye and well appreci-
amber of the fratan
he Three Lovers"
t sublimely indictor&
hide. Miss Graham
charms of a
The Foxes' Tailt,
id's Signal" is 0118
humid not attempt
erica =nil she halt*
tery of the Scottish
admother'sApelogn,"
Tennyson Wall well
robably the best of
Graham concluded
vening with Katie
ay." The readinge
•y musical selections,
aforth, playing three
Misa Callender of
1,Sa Ewing is one of
. Already her re-
ely local, and we are
to be heard to 1*
Callender has a fine
concluding, a lady
W11, remarked_ that
not have sung in our
encore," A moot
was concluded by
nag God save the
AY.
ork on Friday morn-
troduced Mr. U. 8.
High School, who
t ‘c Errors in Fro-
ating by a long list
if not usually /tie -
haw moved, second-
uckersmith, that 14
//derail Mr. Mornien
hich he had treated -
followed as to the
ng a union meeting
Association with the
lawn, when it wan
we deemit &dela-
union meeting, and
h and Turnbull. Of
ergUS011, Winghantt
h 1 nil power to sae
inted Mesas. Shavit
cFaul, Lough and
o 012 nominatione.
, of Lakelet, nest
d1 of teaching " Mol-
d Division,' showt
hild might under -
he latter from the -
of Messrs. Sender -
vote of thanks war
for the paille be
-his- subject.
as also tandem -
Callender for their
if
ar
a
el
fo
th
gr
as
th
•
tIi
TI
pr
he
vi
baa
off
fri
rai
frc
in
sh
Cc
wi
a
TI
op
ve
se
Ce
ne
br
fo
of
ol
Ce
wc
os
wi
lei
lal
in
re
ne
ra
- dr
on