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ye was instructed to eacertate
0 fence on amid lot would be a •
to the road in the -winter seas°
ort at next meeting. Menet)
tt applied to have the stones
ed between lots 13 and 17.
eions 7 and 8. The sum oe
ated. Andrew McNichol and-
, men, applied to have the tri
doing half of their statute hi
en Iota 13 and 20, concession
plication was grarded. Aloe
hn Hislop,secoaded by Walter Cl
t the Clerk be instructed to u
m. Featherstone, engineer, to
dinspect the side drain at toe
ession /6.-Carrieil. Moved by
tins, seconded by Waiter 011
the jobs of cutting ditches
tting in culverts, according te
eer awerd on sideroad be
0 and 31, conceseicins 10 anby d el
public auction on Saturday'
th inst.-Carried. George Ben,
plied for aid to pay for slate;
'eel on his road division. Moned
Bryans, seconded by Wen
t the sum of $10 be granted.
d. Application of Wra. Smith
ve the Gove,naneent drain on inn
.cessiori 17, cleanedout. Coin
lou from the Clerk of Morris
•t the Morris council will
td on the gravel road between
.1 Morris providing, that. the
encit expend an equal aum.
E. Bryans, seconded by
eer, that this cenucil expend
eneeet read between Gr aud
el wan'
t dtlerrni courted
r '1:::;•!,7,71;•ted t IV,tify
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SEVEN TEENTII YEAR.
VTEOLE NUMBER 866.
SEAFO
TH3 ID
Y, JULY 11
1884.
MoDEAN BROS., Publisher
$1.50 a Year, in Advanoe.
HOFFMAN
BROTHERS'
Cheap Cash Store,
SEAFORTH.
PROM
BARGAINS IN GINGHAMS AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS
AA* A....m.1.
NEW SPOT AND PLAIN ME'S-
ent-tS 41 -ST OPENED AT
FMAN BROTHERS.
1
ertnett useful tnitortnat eerecerniug tee
international series of lessons and the
best modes of imparting instruction to
pupils, and at all times endeavored to
impress upon all the great importance
of the work in which they are engaged.
His meetings here, will, no doubt be
productive of good. He is, in many re-
spects, admirably adapted. for the work
in which he is engaged, and is in addi-
tion an earnest and entheisisetioSabbath
School worker. He very favorably im-
pressed all who attended his olasses
here,, and we have no doubt but all will
cheerfully welcome another similar visit
en some future °minion.
TRE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.—T110
P. 61. 4.4
Ot the high tielto4 Fetley *venire:
leen te** * very tleitiattef te•ei eterentenn
ana ,,, I t. ellaritet ••=-_t tf. c -1t
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C.511..-1.A.ki-T**1-4.10 tie• 41.4tiittlat_ee
of tt f40, w1.4 vit_thol Iteten tn.
sweet ;amo that wee Ining devour:awl
ort the liana and vocally,. Meseeetunp
bell mei Johnsou gave several very
nice vocal selection, while Misses
Downey and Ewing presided at the
piano with their usual grace aud accept-
ance. A reading was given by Dr,
Catripbell. The duties of chairro.an
were very pleasantly performed by Mr.
S. G. McCaughey, chairman of the
Trustee Board. In the other room
tables were set, on which were served
the etrawberries, ice oream, eto. This
room was thronged the entire evenieg,
and it was no uncommon thing for sev
eral sets to be waiting for seats- at one.
time, while the young ladies andnentle-
men, mmils of the school, who acted as
waiters were kept busy. Although the
attendance was much larger than was
expeoted ample provision was made fee
all, and the general verdict seemed to be
that the affair was "just spleiadid." The
scholars who took part in the affair
nave good cause to congratulate them-
selves on the success which has attend-
ed their first effort ie this direetion and
our citizens are 1,ndebtedtto the scholars
for the opportunity offered them of
spending such pleasantnociable even-
ing.
IIYaINEAL.—TWO more of our ;bache-
lor citizens have joined the noble army
of benedicts during the present week.
At thia rate of going it is no wonder
that house accommodation is scarce in.
Seaforth, although there are still a few
atand-bys left whom we should like to
see going in the same happy direction.
Oa Tuesday laat Mr. W. T. Martie led
Mi88 Lettie Inept, of Godericht to the
alter and. in the presence of a- happy
gatherine of relatives and friends the
importanbt ceremony was performed.
The young cottple went east on the noon
train aud a considerable number.of the
friends here assembled at the station to
extend to them their congratulations
and wish them a pleasant voyage over
lifes turbid waters. -On the following
day, Wednesday, another similar happy
event took place at the resideace of
Jelin Batie, Esq. in this town, the
principles on. this occaaion being 141.r. J.
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On
emb:
of th
natio
This
maki
Dulu
ned.
obli
oomf
is te
ger,
som
the
them
•
[Wri tet
'Satur1a
ked o b
Beat y
COM .ar
boat o
g the th
h. I
The o
ng, a • d
its o
piing en
•nd ab n
What isa
beqtfaorire i w
ODERICEE T
NNT1:"EG.
for Tus Zxposrroi.]
morning, June 20
and the steame 0
inOorthwest
y, hound for Po
oug
is we
a
ES
1
, we
ario,
ra spor-
t A Voile.
f the four ste mere
trip from Sae ia to
kept and veil man- .
cer4are cour eou and
tte tive to the wants and
1 o beard. Thei table
iii
rig to a hang y p ssen-
auv y sepplied. We were
pp nted on lea nin that
aid not reach Poe Ar -
W draesday morning hioh
le
was- E two ye it4d a - nigl t onger
than .we he alonletted on, a d onger
theta the t d t inpire taki te tratke
the top. - t Outatio union he orth-
elienl•arr,,ingit *open el te tini
enewee at .- t4.,4 i-0,11,•rpot•g. * wi tilver
it.±411 tit tiv:• ,1•41ii tert re aloiet tee t..,-..-rth
- t el ae tee er 1",.-- ev•
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aging tiletforta w *leo
petronizeel by the- y ung fol
the various swings Were kept in
perpetual motion. T e servic
Highland piper had b en secure
occasion, who charm d the lie
enlivened the spirits f all by t
'enchanting and en igoratin
music. In addition o the b
the violin and orga were e
manipulated at inte vela du
day. Some ' disappo etmeet
pressed on account of the p tem
te
Rev
9,
al
fo
rts
e •
CI
f a,
th
OS
pee,.
utter.
ing the,
as .9--1
se
cussion on the Scott A.ot ue tio
taking place.. Mesar. Sacks° Of
mondville, and Moi of Exet r,
013 hand and prep ed to d b
aetainet tlet net. t• -•••a *Iv
creseut 7 ,..%-aMit•; S7a-tt
tlf .0;14 %%t..7tg-'
tee , t, see t
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uu
to pr
Aet,
I• the eti
tladie
Mne
OCCU
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have been the or
ous metal within
people, re esent
homes, me umst
uniting in •raise
such a ace,
solemn th
Heaven a
and. bars
depth of s
who ooul
unbelieve
Monday
aground,
t ribl
the er
usual mar
In a shor
again in
made this
stepped
has a ver
ing ttSpee
and very
cut ilewn.
There eue
le *Li het
s
a
08 la
ibetw
knoll
be
and
itrione.
ving
fog,
and
time
eep
e tay
concealing the preen
This congregation of
'lig so many different
noes and classes, all
and worship of God in
seemed a grand and
he limitless canopy of
and only a few planks
en us and the mighty
ding waters below us,
atheist, agnostic or an
ir such circumstances?
ng found - the Ontario
run too near shore in
which prevented the
guides from being seen.
e were off • and out
water. The first porti
as Miohipiooton. Wei
ree hours. The place
rough and barren-1°okt
The trocks are high and bare
I. The tints have been,
be shrubbery burned off
1•4111 A dt.M.4:11. 1- g or moult
ta a *ALI the ali-srl. Wren
viral tendered *I,
4--.' ,'•_ ..-Lt/i,1 •-* W*,?-;tg: 7 -4i2***:,;„:,
ea •-.-11- ' * - ,;:.7.
1 .,14, ,_
t
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non. **a
bete number
he Bulimia4°n •
is county have
tons recently oirce
f the Methodist
an apron fair in the
ied by Mr. Brownell,
noon evening of Te
Aprons seed refreshments
plied to all applicants for ii
Bider tiOn in specie. All sh
-Dr Pie ndfoot, the celeb
list of Montreal, who is; wet
n to many of our
e Commercial t-
itle 15th and
lien he will he gl
le-- ratty wish to
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k. ‘.t kfit LeIta?.-1 F3,3
t
*.-t y104 •
1
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ably lino
ne at t
town o
tE
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arii,- --;et -1 vs -it t., --'tate tta
tiort ft7411`4;
Mr, '4e;41.,- ailed IL*, g*Al-frern the .1
teetneettenC, stet ab Ste the 1 etta ,
.ftUallY ‘-11.imat.04 tt ma, a see:- • * tb
litit Tildes were give ii for Mr. Vet 1,
Stli for lir. Wilson '' fr. Weir t us w
•
ning thc piteher by bo heeds III
jority of 467 votes. Miss Stull
Mukoka, who ilia& preseut v siti
Mr. John Dorsys a this
the winner of the ea d receive
a prize to the lady p °curing t
number of votes for uy °and'
the conclusion , of A i ei voting
served on the growls •, and bef
ness set in the grnands we
lighted. with lambs inc., and
ceedings were kept tlp until
o'clock. The affair ' was a
success, and everyt inn poet
done to make the owl aftion pl
conducing to the comfort, a
and entertainment 0 those p
e -1-
4 I ' '7-INg,., '.10-113 sisli
tat i U-3.
.•:....1! tit c .* J.vaa a,** fi•
$ A* lenett ,ttent". ate tate tee
en ow, Abe milieu**. an., bat
enee
ilt
1 takes twettet two hours, end we mede
good time, a riving iiii Winuipeg at 4 p.
t
m. Thured y. At ort William we
crossed tne apid, rue *ng Kambaisti na
river, The rack here runs along he
bank sortie distanct. A little bo
the oar lo k ng out end watching
sriegolittsa,nuan co scionsly, gave a very
prehen,ive descriptioi
the oount y et weeni Port Arthur
Winnipeg. He said. " Re a lake, t
a rock,la d. henOan old shanty.; a like,
Ba erofoorke,:ia d an old shenty, all the ti e."
, a gentleman ho
had bear going out this
ould kindly bake
way, ask
that part of the
partieula
route ly
Winnipe
of it, as
interestec
Or -
he
in
or -
of
nd
ten
eftj Seafort.
that I w
d be if I-
nptice of
ng betweele Port Arthur
end nd • him a descrip
e lad always felt_ particul
in that sec iou, but never
an •oppor tiiity of • • g it. I now r
that gent.' • to • e little boy's
iteriptiou live th' he reeks,. wiere
•fittne hem tied -. little sell. are
wit taro*.ak
and 1.'41-411, *Iv ptvila a. ep
hrge:f It.E.E. 4 11'0P i*rig'.* kr* 1.•.,•
c4;144•! 1,4 •-• wAtAl„ _2.01
L. 'i••••••;-',,,•;,' IVA
, 1,, 74 4k;'. •• • .- k-kItL'i. • *
nd
ion
rly
lad
fer
de -
-
=
ete „
n dures
eiScott
enOot on
heir
re
the the
day
11! b
rIta
ld a
will
lately
after -
next.
sup -
I con-
ttend,
ted 1 occu-
nd !favor
aders, will
tel in this
th ef this
to meet
1,01.y.,r3r
tore, Oxfori
inister, who
county,
J. Parke
. e Epiecop
as also be
ere, has been ppoined
onference to die change
Grey county.Boh I gen
i
been earnest ve rkerslin
cause, and hay enjoyed th
esteem of a large circle of 1
neighborhood. 1- Building
•
n brtskly
ore eubst
ely to be
of Mitch
horse from
- -1
continue to go
and several
buildings are li
-Mr: J. Hicks
carload of fine
a few days ago
8 44, E. • -E !Li 4,-5-'2.- •
he Ine
1 lethodiet
n reside t
y the sankje
f Pricevi1II,
lenaen hate
h Ideate s
t a d
t
tio s
id
bri
et
ed
ati
spe
ie ds
• leper
n •Our
Ojai
oon er
11, ship
this s
WM 1 t with
-L7 e1i:
M-ti1l'
O ,•ik.1::N!-7:77I:4vt
14:t:WO wt nt,
i!4014l
t't11nieziL
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144w.s.04 =tift•
10*
k4A.. le§ •
g4fr 44 -
Ant- wawa. H.4f AS* tior* . act
roan a-$hes wean *Ary
twit hero, 4i•ud hut it 0-4
um • cetigidet*
•
would gladly have
but thee', rightly co fcln
of gala an,t
g at r a
LOCAL BRIEFS.-r-
MoKillop, has sold
heavy draught horse
prizes at all the
Messrs. Winters t.&
sum of n520. They
the States. -Mr. J.
present on a busines
-The millwrights
placing the new mac
min in this town,
nearly so plentiful
were last. -Most of
vicinity are now
harvest. The crop
but will be a fair ev
teers returned from
last and some of th
scorched up. Gleng
very efficient protect on fro
rays. -On Tuesday 1 at th
at the Seaforth etati n 59
Toronto ; 193 for G- aerie
Winghana.--The an nal
Seaforth Presbyteria Sab
will be held in Fanso 's gro
vine, on Saturday. Mr.
of Exeter, was in tonha on
last. -The Galt papers ma
sarcastic comments cn th
the Seaforth foot bal teem
match againet Mind s. TI
out of place ootisidering th
graceful defeat theirowa te
. John D
s splendi
which
ows la
Donovan
re to be
. Broad
trip to
re now e
inery in
trawberri
thisye
he ferme
sy with
not, ext
rage. --T
amp on
m were p
rry caps
•1
— • .
•
re
ti
, a
at
s.
Le
p
111
is
asked is more t
stiiipd in giving
a so ool ueh as ours s, a
ally o iz view of the f t
be n cessary to emplo a f
at a early day. -On hn
and Mrs. Sholdice, f
wer retkiening from the
hors got frightened a a 1r
the road Bide near Mre.,
turn ng suddenly ar and
bugy, throwing the o cupa
bees, ing a wheel. N 1114
dam go was done.- lt r.
a firmer esteemed resi
tow , hes returned fr m
is a, ain located amon et
retitle ed his old posit on a
in t e big mill. -Th Be
the lIew Methodist m nist
towil yesterday, and will
pulpit next Sabbath a fil• l
wn Tees
giv nger
elt
ate .At
tea was
re • ern-
e iicely
the p
eerie It)
ble was
CO u •
asa t
e
01188: at
cks n of
te na of
oo first
t 1 11, Ie,
fo the
hip red o
oot is
an tob
ed
vie'st
e nPt
they
flairy
avdr,
nun-
raftY
Well
ot a
sna's
sold
fer
5 for
If the
ohool
ond-
fEard,
say
very
ayi g of
th late
s r ther
os dia.
ived
ge
Og
e
s
a
e
Sat
ett
• re
he
er
net
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IC
Pi
dn
re
the
vttices,
t the
y would
Tpte oi
may
h tleacher
ay s Mr.
else smith,
<nth their
e anon° on
errs and
upeet the
te out and
er erious
mith,
nt f this
ntr al and
e has
Liea4 miller
r. roley,
arr ved in
lat hYouhriss
s .
Pripp
L 0 TIES.—Messr
enlo k chipped seve
pri e sore cattle to
t
plac 1a t week. Mr.
ped wo car loads o
Sun ay School in co
Presbyt rien church
ing hei annual pion
(the thint.)inBell's
of ari us kinds wil
geth r t!nith ample ref
inne men. It iS to
larg n •baber will be p
Mr. 1i1 has severed h
the e hodist churc
for 'j fr eh fields and
prea heet his farewe
alto e o urch on Sun
curs on to London o
oste n sib to witness
figh , orjroute march
in emit there, was
;lumber 1 of our resid
sionists returned in
dis std frame of mi
w did not take pl
pa ad a company 0
re
n.
al
in
ha,
OR
Hee
re,
00
OVe
be
esh
ese
8 CO
he
stu
1 se
y 1
he
f th
pat
nts.
he
11
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111:
S
:o
go
e,
111
•
re & Gov-.
1oads
fr m this
1sc ship-
eas .-The
9 with the
rpoee hold -
"deer next
inueements
retried, to-
uts or the
ped that a
+The Rev.
ecti n with
ndj leaves
SO
ne ." He
en in the
▪ he ex -
✓ d y last,
ow, share
i1itia then
tze by a
he ottour-
;e i g in a
elle AB the
cl a1 they
gZ miuitia
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etteeitteient tit• 414
Vtit1tti**1 f attn t
tha evening, rtga
#4.04 OUT -04 Oa • howerery
conankrattle d elatiefatatto
vialtors, as y of them
early in the at cr000n, or
next day. 1- e Shall
description of he. races
the prize list n xt week.
arlock.
SCHOOL .E MUATION. An e
ation was held in School ecnion
Hallett, on F day last, nd the
ner in whici the pup Is ac
themselves r fleets mu h ore
theirteacher, kir. W. D. Lamb.
sidering theb sy mason there
goodly Jumbo of visitor prese
all seemed -tQ Ibe favors •ly im
with the teachr'amannerj of con
the school, 1 •
tiII0OL REP ItT,.--The 01110Wi
the names of e Pupils w +tan
est in their el sees for t Or mo
JtMe, with th exception of the
Fourth, to whi h marks sere not
Junior Fonrt -1st James! Re
Blanche Torr nee.. Senior : Th.
Bleary Flann ry, 2nd Idinnie
Janior TWO 1st Emily •f2ask
IA ggie Nola . Second- st
G rett, 2nd Martha Lei (34 3rd
Reid. First-ilst Elsie Idarge
Ellen Tasker.
BRIEFS.—Joilin Torran e and
Allen, are doi g a lot of and a
fencing this s mmer whi h adds
ly to the appe ranee of t e r fa
Robert Gaw i getting th 1 mite
new house on he ground e
if he intends 1 ving alone any lo
Mrs. S. Reid as on ham • a choi
ection of new rints-P1 • r4s are
to be a failur in - this par, bu
pacts are fano able for a good
apples. -Ther ielno scardty of
bugs now fend they seem o be i
ing by thorns ds.! Woe o the
week Ivhen t e holidays begin.
Robert ; Knox can show tlie p
flower garden and Rob rt him
putting the G wl farm i good
Wondee if he ill vote or the
Aot ? Guess Sq.—Henry esb,wh
his arm aboutia month o Will s
June. Woud if one be cher o
i
able to else it again. -0u soh
averaged abou seventy fe tne m
TIGHT BINI)ING
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ie. re; wed.,
W.; F. 8.
J. G. Skeet
Representa
FIE. -0
p.m., the ditizens
their shimhers by th
alarm. Tbe fire was
the building occupie
as a shoe sleop, and
hie hand, with which he vd
blonts. The ' thief finally
knife in the bed, when. be I
Mon[affe firing another 'eh°
be leaped o t of the winde
out oeffect. I !
-TU Ti ;onto storaleep
that the erni-centennial
has not helped trade inethe
have durin the week not e
busr as us al. Many 8ubis
seta ncentepnial fund i4i.
doi g a big business, and
poiritment is great. :
-I•A two-yeer-old soli of
stone, of S. Thomas, nano
death by poisoning on $
ded off two
broke his
vented, Mr.
at him as
, but with-
rs complain
celebrition
city.'hey
en beep as
ribed to the
ectation of
heir disap-
Wm. Eegle-
ly esceped
turday last.
The chiles mother tied. been esing
laudanum to cure toothac e, and left
the bottle On the table witlein reach 6f
the little fellow, wine sWallowed a
mouthful before being diseovered.
rising to his feet in a parlor
car on the Grand Trunk t Belleville
the other tlight. A. Ai. 8 ridentsp. a
-M6titreal gentleman. tn.!, ed left
lig; 1•4'04 * tU*01.-;fr thit4- tt: 11144:-* &
tis *tib* Ee
ti k a ttp tr4.
If .1E.
' I
•,,irtxta• ail, ay s;
cat, U. .; D.
e, Scrib; Ja
ive to Gr nd Co
Friday night
ere at
riogi
iSCOV
by F.
8. D
taller shop. The &erne
handin g od time and ha
at its stan at Vanetone's
hose in shape for tiestrea a of water,
in
the fire ati being bontiaed to the ori-
ginal build g and, With fve minutes
water as t formerly pa pad would
have drow ed tbe ffre con ptotely ii -,e_
IA
•
ee. tee , .
ebsou, T.;
es Wilson,
ncil.
about 1.30
used from
g of the fire
red to be in
McCulloch,
nfrd, as a
were me
the eugme
an-, and the
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4 *tit *4 4-1 1#. Ncheit,,i *Le knertia4-t
_.... 1 f 4.nitty, and Vrtuatly.
ma* *mt fr, land on es.
: 1. 111.44,1 that }the soztton
was inskng air ;..1
*to •Ibut *tit it would
se
ha
fr
an
fo
th
pa ch of bsines. The members all
present except Mi. Heyroc. ,ved by
fet..,',een, seconded by Mr. Soren*, . 0F,
that Rinne 1.v instructed t -t repair
th sideread betweant lots 5 and
.44 Moved t,y Mr. M.FEee,
77,„? 1:14-it_to_, yr:at thm. THE 'CASH IDRY GIYIDS
it was found it is evident that the cabin
is very old. The property on which it
wait found was once the Askin farm,
though now it is in the very heart of
thecity.
-Patrick Crow and Bridget Skein
disagreed on some matter at the form-
ers esidence on Lombard street, Toron-
to, n Sunday night. Patrick enforced
his side of the argument with the heavy
en of an axe, and as a result Bridget
lies at the General Hospital and Pat at
the jail. The woman's wounds axe said
to e serious.
A. young Ian named Robert Francis,
years age son of Mr. R. Francis,
15
wh lives near Sbeddan, met with a
terrible accident one day last week. He
wee driving a mowing machine on Mr.
Orhard's farm, near St. Thomas,
cutfiug hay, when the seat euiletenly
broke down, precipitating the aufartun-
ate young mat in front of tbe knives.
arm Wee eut off letween • the wrist
atilt e:bow end Le el -a rretived ether
uttril • 1 tt.c rot et ittir.ttto oit davov
tft t r := tne tsar:4!
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uicirnnn-Trie Uotirt ot Revision
t pursuent to adjournment on Wed -
day 25th. Moved by Mr. MoEveen,
onded by Mr. Surerns, that south
f lot 7, London road east, be taken
m J. Billier and assessed to Edward
Zereen Bresseau, and that Sohn
lisle be placed on the roll as farmer's
• Moved that the Court of Revision
1884 be now closed. At the call of
Reeve• the council met for the des -
windove at the tear and Wanless' at-
tntion was directed to him by hearing
his sale door ellen.. He made for him.
When the two istrangers stepped in,
bolting the door and knockiug Wanless
tinconscions with a blow frora a horse
pistol.. All three then hurriedly lft,
carrying off eeverel articles of jewelry.
-An accident occurred in London
about four o'clock Sunday afternoon on
a Grand Trunk aiding near Adelaide
treet, by which John Hunter, a yards -
an, lost bis life. Hunter was en -
aged ireinaking 'up a train. He had
just uncoupled nit car from the yard
ngine and endeavoured to run ahead
of it when he watt caught and pinned
last between the ear and the platform,
which at that poilit is very Close to the
rack. The driven and fireman of the
engine rau to 'his relief, but the
lath= had to, be SaWr, away before
the ut fortunatente.n enula be extricated.
ILtedigal ,,,ti was 4on -obtained, end the
pt:Jr kik w conveed to his borne, hut
L UtIly sure tvt *le et an. henr.
Iftrr' rfLUA
-s If
1, _ 4,1 1- ,3
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a -
1 -,y VIM— ITIUSST:34et" &all lir'...1 lit3Vena
freight cars ettach,ed to it, Nikki
reduced the shock -to 'auch an extern
that the passengers escaried with only a
few bruises. No Otte was setionsly
hart. Both engines are 73adly wrcked,
and the draw -heads s aahed neatlythe
r•
whole length of both tra ns. It is said
. the conductor o the w st-botin train
. is to blatrie for tinning n 'the : asset -
ger train's tinae. t •
,-,,t et*
4 Les*
env
his* waa
We wa*
not work The eat day C.
. 1,
R. Cooper W. Annley *Mined the
e engine an found that the packing in
r the mono hose WIS mis aeed, hence
tin the failure It was at a ce mended
and workedas well Be ever but it wa
like locking the Stehle after the hors
was stolen Last winter the fireme
appointed their old enginee , D. Sohagg
and John Meadowsii as car taker of thel
engine, a, post he had fill d for years, -
In the fac of this tie cou cil appoint -4
ed W. Ai ley as nginee and caret
taker, he being engaged b $400 pet
annum t do this and s veral °the*
services. The firenaen objected to this,
as &inlay knew n thing Ibout an en-
gine or th runnin of it, lot but that
he would ake a ft st cla s man, if 114
understodd the werking of it. They
feared wo ld be this result in case of ea
also warnid the pcinncil o what they
fire, and their worst fears ere realized
last SstOrday morning the engin
not being in proper shap , not througli
any carelessness of Mr. Ainley, bu
through want of ' kpowle go. Schrag
wonld not run the engine or less tha
$5 for each fire, aink$2 for aoh practicel,
and the cituncil wotald no allow more
than $4 foe a fire aid not &mg for piaci,-
tice. As 0., result Of a co' promise be
tween the company and th: council both
parties a reed to !let A nley act at,
engineer, nd C. R.' Coope was to rua
the engin for the aufa of ; 4 for a fir,
but he wit away from to en ' the night
of the fire Oar council s mild learn 0,
lesson fro Saturday last nd in future
have a co petent party in charge of the
engine, one who will be c rtain it will
work bef re it leaves the hall; also tb
have thel approaches to t e river fixe
so that pl nty of water ca be got with-
out havin to litt it 15 fee , there being
now only ne place where " ater can b
ni3
had for t e businesa part 1 the towr,
When the e should have been three
also have tank knit for the northern
part of the village and g t some addi-
tional new hose, an it is ime our hose
was getting replaced. If they do not
attend to this at onee our citizens witl
find their insurance rates increased te
the rate for places with no e protection.
The follOwing are the suffers; A.
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*I to4 1; of th# 144144•4 ht* .1
44 •tut.). t44 by r. Kttouis, Att.
ril by Mr. ,Mt,twat,, that the Reny and
Uf*rlb* eUttoximst 44.4 Nirtaw,V#X1'.'
to pay ntr*at. tiro:** ttil di. time*
sr clleelia.--•Carried. A. untuker of i
nut* were passed when the cOuticil
tetta=t Cinvarnor to eau** * survey
.3 ittrriss td aetablielnjig *ti -4,
1 Ito! tri* ttAttelary 1440 tottiercu
",i t• .1,, ti., ; *Id 7* in the I ;et, rtn,
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Minted to met on the tilud Aaigust.
Grey.
ACCIDniT.-Mr.J&Ine& Sttillie, of the
th ooncession of Grey, met with a
fnl &pendent on Tuesdayt night last.
got up to shut down a Window, and
the 4arkness naistoohis bearing,
i
d stepped through th cellar door
stead of into another r in as he in-
nded. He fell down the stairs, severe -
spraining his ankle, so tb.at he is now
liged fit use the aid of a cratole, but
hope lie willsoon be recovered.
OBITUARY.—Tho death of Mrs.Richard
arlingnof Grey townahip, which (ta-
rred on; the 5th June, leaves a blank
hich will long be felt be those who
k • ew her; 'Her quiet, unassuming dist
p • sition won her many friends who,
hen they enlisted her friendship found
f om tim to time its value and depth.
rom chi dhood she was connected with
t IS e church, and death at the ripe age of
61 years ailed to shake the simple faith
i k and 10 'e for her Saviour, which was
so appar nt throughout her life. In
le farnu1T circle, where the beauties of
• er character shone brightest, the loss
an irreparable -one. We sympathise
ith the ereaved.
MUNI IPAL.--The council. Met at
uck's l4ote1, Oranbrook, Jane 20th,
ursuant to adjournment. Members all
resent. Petition of Robert Blair and
o hers preying to have the hill cut down
o iposite 1 lot 4, concessions 17 and.
11. was read. Moved by William
tine, seconded by Walter Oliver,
t i at M4 Hislop be instructed to
e amine said hill and have the ne-
esary work done. -Carried. Petition
o Neil Richardson and others, praying
ti have a wire fence constructed on
s deeoad in front of the teerth half of lot
6, comes ion 7. Moved by E. Bryans,
s conded by John Hislop, that the
eeve b appointed to examine the
remises and stake out the length of
ire fence required. -Carried. Cona-
unication from Neil Richardson,
s sting that he intends building a hoard
fence along concession line, •in front of
let 5, co cession 7, and would, if the
buncil e e fit to grant 25 cents per
.rd, buil a wire feuoe Lama,
lThe
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GREAT BARGAI
c:RE
0000
Ut Evd*
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Groot (Irin4804 ter Drestes
3tan1te.d. from 7 itdr AA/ top.
few more •lengalsoi Si1272 asi
aroatie-s yet e,)6 (li.sposed ot a
half pries.
All Wool Buntings in
gades, at only 15c per yard.
Splendid assortment of Ma
Ornaments, Loops; Cords, sfi•c.
Large Stock of Parasols: I"'
25c up. See our all Silk psot
at One Dolla.
In the Millinery Department We tle
very busy. New goods are arriving Per
express constartiy, and the nunthieri
orders we have taken to date :nn
by far any pr vious season. Xotwith
standing our 1 rge ¶US1flGSB in
onr customers win find our gtook
complete as ever. -
We are ju-s now showing large -
range of Ladis' Sitn Has, Misi3;4'sua
Children's Sailor gat% 86c.
A Call Solicted, oomP801• 1
assortment, q alityand pricerenu
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TERMS. OR PRO°
E. crAVA
THE CASH Day moos
AF0111, •
DID YOld SEE HOF
DOW OF HATS, E
CHOICE FOR ONLY 1
Cardno's flick, -L
-The livery etables
owned by W. MeCullec
tre lust week., -
farm rigs. lard a hti•;*;•
-
511;554.,
- • 1!1•;-.;'Ffir '5
":E'rtivav'lelt.1-1:•„"*.:,ai'it41::1
:t:341 -5: t
ilitr.
beintiging tl• tho 411.44:rt,4•
*Man says ttlic left ow
Vont, and ref . ec t•);
katerson, when tirreFtitla
attiliffhilpeoorhruhtsopreenlrynowliettsh.
cn Friday. morning
hotel ahiuutth1e2.; oltiot:
rearryt 04 utheilat i:Bingu. a geiesut a:b43,1
tita inglato.newmhnaa
rcant*
beet
*all was left Standin
traversed by the de:
The losses are put at
quartet' of a, minion.
will piobebly reach
lama of the lss.
evneryt ofiltehsePi°rIlasitetinaliiones1,,tr
1:iiglecbnilarin!alteafti
aneblitiill
TIlcirkfcea
eftore at 0i0nMraainirY
Wy,
Th -1
iirsigS
y eavrennliang°tbiltse
"ffe" carcie over her
ibe intention of "doing,
getting some rope.
around the streets f4
wore heard to remark
naeu were only farmere.
itirtgeeattmtheot
irelniteiriceIllu
en
tingh
heityaenankandar
hadhewtitlikt
ectiple of hours they 'W•
tiniafrtchnetyo;tSuinhlierr'on.st a4:1
votheiiyee
lime iailvweefia:StratfordhpaovtIitlgedi t
.404e!::actirihhi:enaeptgletMr:210:rone:nfat it I, etwhbEen lot pl is
,NIA to the assistanc0
ni. hie coat, which t
thth: astwlireieiti:r Moran heduotran•wt
, itte t a!to jesaeli akiMg88htht!. • ;: ' praroinify la:loot:he:cis sto 3 aFoswkotr irisipi.dee:
'' Unneli 1' on -the st
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