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. tion prior to le ng on his zett%ru � our business men kr�oN .Ju at h
Sbotland.-The � o4on Ideal Unci e utilize the advantages ptaced In
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.,.,unches and Picnics. - . h way, and by proper dea(ing I ob
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� canned. Boneless Turkey, Chicken, popular entertai morits 1J I -a new ones. � I .i
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Duck, rig,a, Feet, Sausage Ateat, Corned Beef, Hall on Monday� e4ening next. TI ally adding ' i I I
Lunch.Tongnes, Salmon, Loboyer, Mackerel, Fin- anterbainment is *aid to be a g ood orie 11 6 - I
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nan Hiaddle and Sardines; also in CiroSse & a � rid well desbrvl'Dg of'p%tronage.-T9e To�VN Cobti,cm.-At a r,heeting 0
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BlackwieTE; Potted Meats, Game, Harn and Chick- .,ad in the London 5 towulcour.oi., held on Monday ev
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en, Strasburg. Ueats, yarmotith Bloater and . 3 -'ago, -, I I Mri, -Edward last, accou , �s 6mounting r to 2)2
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of every variety-, Pickles, &a. , I 11 LeRuey, maria. i�` , ho �inanci �l examined . aid ordered to be p ii 1.
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�_ Don% forget that - Thorne sell.3 the beiit valuem "Association of,, Lrio, was ' Friday pollector w is given un il the 16
In Teii tud, Sugar in the county - . 14 served with a. rit,':issued a the in. October to fuish collectiijgt4 pol
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- 11 stance of Miss,
� ss aura Louise Camerolij. The finance couamittep� rex orte
sz�- Try Thorno's Teas; they're good. - 69 of London, clai iu'g $5,090 for breach estimated it come of the i jurr� ni � V
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. ,,of promise of marriagei. The cap,�e $2,091 . , and bhe expenditt re a � 01
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L. THORNE, t, will come on at 1 the Pall Assizes, requiringth sumof09,710tolloal
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. Star Grocery, Seaforth. ,, which commence ,`,in Londoi li direct ta ation,
I - 41 tober 24.11 Th gentlems. here, al- rate 'of IS mills on tb 6 do] lar.
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OX - of our readers aialthe' 9.ff able arid agre a- I d the -rate 1 fixe I at
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Kturou expooit 0 able manager !d . f the Lake Sa, r , f aura .
I I pp�'Or .1m Aft 3r tbepaBsit9i i of .s al ae
..— - - Silver Mining Company-, an w in- - iiortall busineSs t ie c,ou ne
,- cluced several of our citizenia to blilte .j urned to inqat again at ,he call o
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- DISTRICT -- XATTERS. for stock in the epimpan nd I is ayor. . -
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. I years ago. -We a pleased t laarn that I
I - e entrance .1 � a I Sarnia 1 Ob�erver sitys: I he
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l9r:David Dune n, of Egmondville � ,ia �
examination will be held this year on 0 ." I I M discoveries along both.ba4kia (if th
recov ring from 8 r�eent Severe illnegs. ,�
Xonda,y aind TueSda,y, December 22 . :' Clair have attracted the attantio
-Mr. Daniel oran, the halleluJ4"h
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and 23. At this examination drawing poet, has located permanently in SA. Dr.. Coleimai , of Seafort 6, or a ol
I willbe compulsory, but the 33J per forth. -On Tues ij last . Rob j.t wealthiest g� ii& most expe ,irielic. a I o
cent- will not be exacted. The inter. Holmes, -of the 1 inton NZW .�jra, ro a Canadians& �b mien, 'a,nd he his
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media-lbe examination is- to be done, away -from Clinton to ruBsels and b .ek aga prospect .
with so that the departmental examina. - toinvestin largelyinibLdbusin,.ss
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. tionsnextsumm,er will be for second. to Seaforth on his, bicycle. �- It. A. 1 �n attention has been drawn to So
. V&nEgmond has ,had ,the io ! of 10
and third class candidates. We expect I and Port Lam ton, and ha a few
� woolen mill ornamented with tweni - ' �
I be able topublifsh the list I he will return rid make � a Mora
next week to d - rats 1 a .�! I � L
. seven lightning rp si-W6 nude 3
Gf subjects necessary for these certifi- I � ainat on prepaxilitory to d
that Thomas Goveolock has , made' a plate exan n� I
cates, � in, h h' will locatel Our fr
. very successful sale of the I stock w I h I . �
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'_ � he Bbipped from bete to Glasg ow thr' a in Mooretow,n are also antiouE B
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. We are pleased his f avor. , a , underSta Od I at
weeks ago. -The fire brigade g:) to Tor. E
to learn that the attendance at the onto on Monday to take part, in 'the doctor cona.i era railwi (10 Mr)
high school this year is much greater grand tournament in that city. By I a ,cation with.,the salt work all his
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than at the same time last year and Slight mistake thf y were throm 14 . out - necessity, and that his del rm: in %ti
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qui-te a number from -the. country are . to locating 6 'any part � of Lam
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expected as soon as the busy season is the first prize at Brugsels but v7o� antic�i�- county; will � depend upon Ith I a pros
pate they -will be Thor0 successf al in t] . . I I
aver. Messrs. P. Murphy, S. Anderson I --- securing, railway connocticris.
and Wrn. McQueen, recent pupils !of Queen city'.-Mr.'.J. P, Brine tha, ver, r- I 1. .0 I
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an auctioneer h I o igain coxamen , . AcCIDENT;-An aocidei t, ... h h
our hish School, left last week for 0 t- his Wl campaign, I and has already bool'. - I ic
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taw& to attend the Normal. We fully ad several important Sales. T'l Lis is t 'a f6rtunately not attended I itl- EDy
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expect them to make a good reputation 11 134 a
I � i ,ous r6 ilts-: happen d c� tid '
. commencement of his thirtieth year *s - 1i .
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I for themselves at that seat oflearning, . . l ay here on 11�a,tu -da�
I an auctioneer in.'; thiS county; and N . I .
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. THE LixE STOGE: SALE. -Parties in- In : - ' Ing in from the west a b rake 3r AT
easeful record, and he is as goo as :
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tending to enter stoex for the fall Sale still. -Tile Salvatiou, Arm . I �ave�la,. from the to p of � a car aboi �,'t hit Ill a
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. of, the Hutron Live Stock Association, to � . y wl: � . 'from the stabion. Assooh as he
be- held in Clinton, about the middle of grand torch light 1prqcession o,, 1 Satul r- �
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I I . i I missed the engine was � Bar t bac
October, should send in their names, day, to -morrow ei�ening.-Mr. �trid M�p. gather up - 11�8 rautilate L rankin
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together with the pedigrees of the- ani- M. Y. McLean re�urded home n Tuo 3. � being assumed that he hi I Ld :& ler
mals; they iutond to offer, to the - Secre- -day evening.- Parties going to tue tween the � cars and bee] - kil, a .
Mowat Demonstri4ion at Toronto; fro
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tary, M.. Yi McLean, Seafarth, without this district can �pro:cure bad es� fro � engiD a slow! y' backed up f is f a r 8
delay, as all entries not. made by 'the . ton, but no trace c'uld be lour d of
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- 20th inst. at the latest, can not be re- Mr. Wm. M . Gray, of, Seafort , or anq then fhe engine re6rned,
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John HaDnah, of 'Tuckersmitb, ou� tie I ' -
corded in the Sale Catalogue. Parties I neared this place the br akeS an
. Tuesday morniug�train or after arriv'i I i' I
having stock to Bell should attend to at Toronto, or if d6iiea any ti -t ae befoi e found sittinq up bythe sic' bof hat'i
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this at on ce, . I . I -' leavi s Ita,ppearst4atthe fall 1rende4ed!
� Tuesd%y.-M, r. D; b. Wilson. . �
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here to -morrow for Ottawa to depo4t . I . I !
FOOT BAr,L NoTEs.-At a meeting held � - I namiled for me time, an I only re
ea the petition asking for the sa missi8a � . I
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Monday evening, the 8th inst., the Sea- . I ed possessio .of his senseii as the eh
. of the Scott Act in this county with t a .
forth High School foot ball club r'e-or- I I - came along. - He was found I o !
Government. It Is desired to have th a 1.
ganized. During last year our club sac- sustained no furthe� iil'jury thi
, .tl voting td-ke, place qome time in Oct r. I
� ceedied in attaininc, the second position -4 , �, severe Shaking up, and ' as tf ke
the Association" but as the GoverDtaerit has the fixfeg of
- in a,nd we have no doubt - the train tobis home in S'Pratloi d.
that vinder the followitLa efficient officers the date it is not nQwn wheth r or 111 it I - - .- - ''.
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11 ciux -boys " will austain its reputation : this wish will be o h. -Mr- . I �
A. W. Thompson, of',Port Arthur, wi� 9 McKillop, �,
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. Hbriora-ble President, Dr. Coleman ; . .
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President, Mr. D. D. Wilson.; Vice.- ' - -
. School Board will mbet on the fi �t Scott Act Picnic on Friday, the
President, Mr, R. Jarnipson. ; Secretary- ' I .
Treasurer, T. M. HigRins ; COm m.ittee Saturday in Octo or for the purpose �f inst., is lookpd for with interest,'as
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�' . engaging teachers for inext year Wid It ladies are preparing dianer . br
. of Management, J. C. 1-Tiarstono, B. I . , ould be well for 11 init-ereeted t - o a . �
- &r ; J. A. McIn id thousand. iAll publi6 i 0
0 y ` a sp'rior to ttat cla,oi sides of politi,ics, and for aliod"I ains
R. Cresawell, W. Stnaxt, and J. Lil. in their applica,tiorl I
loraia. . to the.Secretary, - eoge Sproat, BR.Sq. Act are sent,free tickets b� th( c Cal
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- MoRo BIG TIMES.11ING.-Mr. Wul. THE key note sopinded. Cheap. Gril - The. Scott ct party chfilleril,cs t
- " Murray, of Harpurhey, has again b . aeries at M.A. Charlesworth'B,� the grocer. Te 4 i
eaten � ' ag.4,inst to atme of foot iallf.-Icm
- wholesa-le and Tetail.1 Just arrived at. M. A. c 11 -
the record for big threshing. On Wed- Charlenverth's another large consignment A 1 o'clook. 031. 1 1
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nesday of last week he threshed on the those celebrated teas, I consisting of Movane, .1 i I i ' �
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farm of Mr. -Thomas McMichael, Hul. Young Hyson, Ping Qney.- Congous, Pack-lix gm - � .1 Leeburn. 1
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lett, 1,300 bushels of grain in nine hours. CODgKIS, Souchongs, Japans, Jallan Pek ,�, TIIJG.-Harvesti �a is pr
� Japan Dust, Gunpowders and Assams We a! a -
Mr. Murray uses a separator manufac- r,til', movin ' glsr��equantiticsof ourexcAlentteus nearly throuhh in this loettlity. F
tured by Messrs. McDonald, McPher- at small margins, andAre kiving urnivet-sal sat*;. erB are busily engaged soNiling air
faction to the public. We make it v pbint; 0 �
son ok Co., Stratford, and -a White wheat. i � 1.
I I gua.,rantee our teas to bave Pne flavor and good 1.
emaine of London. I RICKNESS�;��Wmii. MeWILineir, of
0 I - dra-miDgigualitics. Whether purchasi ry or uL is, *
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-Mesars. Harvey & McEwen thresh- buyers are respectfully reqdested to c 11 and ec- commercial jlroad,--Colbo bef 'has
ed on the farms of Messrs. Turner and amine our stock- of teas, anol'prices. N w is .tl,; e' serionalvi indisposed, bub We. are h
E-roadfoot, Tuckeramith, *900 bushels of season for sugars, and we keep a full lin'e, from sta-te'lle il now convale "CeD . .
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' the cheapest grade to the . est in th markd . to I I
fall and spring wheat and 350 bushels We handle nothing. bnt pul;e sugars. ave ext ,, % EDUCATION'". -Mr. Mil -hr, ni;pe
� of oat -s in one day and moved over a value in Demijohn Fr nehVipegars, d Cryst; I I , ?
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a mile in the middle of the forenoon. Picklingr Vinegars. E(Ave also� a corrhi ete f9toci: tiesday moraftly
' of General Groceri6s, a0d thic -public fi. rely emi school last T1 - b.
The engine was run by D. MeEwen and getting the best value iii the market. We bav? a I — -
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the feeding done by �. Harvey and C. done a good busmessq� s' I -
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- Smith. - - are in gpod spirits, and '!apprec,late the ,onfiden a . 1 i 11
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- , � the past patronage and iaskicg a contimance if has been rie-engaged as te8clier
. LOCAL RRiEFs.-Only thirty tickets the same, I am yours reSPOGtfUlly, M. A, Cus i- I .
. � school sectTn No. 6,15[blletj, for
were sold at Seafoith station last week WORT11. 875-4 __ i . - . next ye - at, � at� a salary of ! 500 A 3
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., for the Niagara Falls' excursion. -T he DUNCAN & DUNCAN, have to ban d tfiB This is an in�rease of $4C but as
. thermometer registered-' 900 'in - the contents of twenty c.-tses of old country good_ Newton is a cher, the trus
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. shade on Sunday. A delightful fall of Furlhershipments will, arrive in few a.�s. NVe
� Are confident in sayingith4f, we are sb)wing.tbe are wise ,in r6tainiDg him. .
rain occurred on Sunday night.-Rov. largest and cheapest g�'ods in this see ion. Ca [1 11 I
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W. Craig, of Clinton, preaches in St. and examine o uri Dress And Fancy Grl3d s, Mant] a ' . �
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T homas�'church on Sunday next. -The and Ulster Cloths, and'compare prices with any ", .
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tramp, James Findlay, who was ,last I I � � PETTY THi Tzs.-Our vi - agE 13
week sent up to Goderich for stealing a BOSTON MONDA)lt LECTURES -Viz:, - e'rod at the resent tiInQ With B
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. -Conscience, Labor, Trandendentalism, Socia.- light fingere
I ;cazor, was sen'tenced by Judge TomS to ism, PvT ' iage, Heredity, and. Orthodo)'y,'aii b - .persons, wb:) viEit clo,
six weeks' hard labor in jail. -.Mrs. T. Rev. j&rr 7 lines, lumbe piles, and wildry o
osephCook. Price 50c, per vo1jme,-po,,b
E. Joslin is spending a couple of weerks paid by Lu*sDE_,i & WiLSON. 875-1 i places, and �teal. They' may do
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at Toronto. -Mr. John' Collie, of the SCHOOL Books._'For'� R igh and Put. once too Ofte . There is )ne- m u
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I Galt Reformer, an old ExposiToR am. iic Schools, -complete 6toci at LumsD F,y & WiJ,- pected. He was Been anc made to
ployee,. paid his friends in this place a SON,�S. 875-1 - I I . 21 - . for --some ot the old br, Ige t i tribe
visit on Saturday. -Sir R., J. Cart- , NATURAL L1W IN iIIF, �tPIRITUAI WORLi. stole from U a bridge cont actorE.,
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wright, M. P. for South flaron, is in -Prof. Drummonds' ,great work. Price $1.5Q, UPSET. -AB Jas. Matel. wa B mo
1�h a N post free by LUMSDEN & WILSON. 876-1
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. .With Some, property he has there. -On HANDR FULL O�, HONEY, anI other from 'the fa m of Mr. T, J_bUiston
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Sundity evening next Mr. Walwin'. wh, sermons, new book, by; C. N. Spurge 3n - Price East Wawa I) osh,: last w)ek, L cul
0 $1. post free, byLu-miSDEN &WILSON. 376-1
has been officiatinain theMethodist . broke down,iup�etting aid dama
0 MISS ANNA CULLI'S class for drawiD, the engine. The esc w
church durin the absence of Rev. Mr. and painting, Water an I Oilovill re-oper Tuesda3 :1, apin� stes En
9 I -Y ad his horses pretty c oan. It
Rroley, will preach his fvewell Sermon September16,1884. Forterms and partioular%.
which,will be a special address to young apply at reside ace., 87-1X1 ; . wonder it ffid not Scald t aem, W
men. -The salt block of Gray, Young & — 0 � . it not be wel if ; thresherk . w.o ul d
Sparling, which has been , shat-,. down ATTEMPTED INGETIDIAI�YISAI.-(In Wed- off the stem bFfore mo 11, .9 Ho
laA the stables in con. arid men MiA i
i . . I t 6 scalde bad] y sh
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this wee.k.-Staiff.;Sergeant A. Wilson, of nection with the Alma hotel had a nar- an accident ap on.
this place, has the I good fortune to be row escape from deptraction by fire.- CivicHO.LI A-r.-�-LastNVAnEsday
appointed on the Wirabledon team for About half past fi-ve in 'the mornink, Auburn'scivc holiday. Our Lusi
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� next year's matches. -Most of the fall ,,when Mr. Brown] y, the propri tor, gob men close.d u their placei of E uEd
. wheat seeding is now completed in this up he was startled upon observilul adense and took - their wiveH ant cldl�dre
Section. There is not quite so large a volume of smoke riSilkg.� from the 'nortli n 31 as
, thePoint Farm. There i i o - I
I breadth sown this year as last, bu�t. the - side of the stable. On� Investigating he 1,er place to spend a df y th In at
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recent ge-ina-1 showers will have a most found that some ir iscreaut ,had built Point Farm. The groutil mad h
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beneficial effect in giving the' grain a -fire of some ,hay a ainst the Side of ... th . I are' all that uld be def i ' red, ii nd
-a,rn wl ad ig . Lake Huron is always in I poct ti im
start. -The irion for the new bridge b liell I ited the boards'. .
being erected. at Grieve's, is now being few pails of water ere sufficier t to ex - offers an am ant of. pleasr re to viS
teamed oat. We hope the bridge- will tinguish the fire b fom any darr age wa a that -iii not obtainable : uland
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begot ready for traffio��'� as Boon as possi. -donejat bad it not beeln nOtiCEd for.it children, some pretty big ones, too,,
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ble as its absence is a groat deti7iment few minutes longe! n Id have off their Bho s, and what ), tima�
to tho business of. this town. -Mr.M.Mor. - saved the building a,nd it is likely that had wading cl n the beach. Som 3 of
rison, of Woodstock, was in town Iiast the hotel would have , been destroyed ma'ale persu sion went i: p the )ea
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week.---7-Mr. James 'KeRride is having also, as it is conneeted,with the barn by mile or nio 3, till - they c ime ,t) a
the-plaiater torn off the outside of his anopenshed. The fire. wals-un' njos
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hotel and replacing it with.boards. This ly- the work of ail incendiary but we � bath iia the liitke, which tl ey declar
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will maiterially improve the appearance have not learned whether or no: t therel -be al ost e ual to a bat). in ho o
of his house. -Mr. and Mrs. Alex. are any well groi�nled suspicions, which itself. . . 4
Stewaxt are taking -in the ten day ex. are likely to lead to th6 detection of th P This as the first visi , to
.1 oint Farm for ma,iiy, but, jud
carsionto Chicago. -Sandy" deserves miscreants. . i I
- � . I _ . . from the good . time th iy bai, it
a holiday. -Mr. James Laurie returned � i , not be the la8t. Mr. Wr ght, the
hom a from the old country last week. SEAFORTII'S ME ICHA�NITS. -Our tner- prie'tor, and all in, at' ond'ance
-The Junior Beaver lacrosse club, of chants, with their pSual enterpriBe, are gen tlemanly and obligii g. Con
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.this town, met with defeat. at Goderich ma,king extensive I- preparation 3 for it villag as w ell a's town 8, . )ugb t bo
clil Friday last at the hands of a club of large fall trade. 1� is simply amazing, 'a day'E recreation at least )nee 4 y
that town. -A. J. Willson, son of Mr.O. the immense pil s of, goods" ;ha,t a:ro At thi a time of the year the rel i
� C�Willson, of this town, intends exhibit- continually arriving, and one is led b) better place �han the . Pont F, Lru
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I I poultry at the IndustriAl wonder what becomes of them all, -bu 1J spen � d i holijay.
- 'ug Some., Toronto, whick o Seaforth merchants,''by virtue of the BRIEFS -J . ar r o . c
-Y,xilibition pened on . las C to 'S Use a
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will seturn with a fist f ull of red tickets. varied. selection Off rod, and the rem ark. Eva allace' I who .
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_Mr.A. Cardno returned home from ably low prices draw irade from lonly Was easily w(tinguished, as it
) ad
Mainitoba, last week having got through distances, and judgingfroin appearances gained much headway.- The iBap
with harvesting operations on his many new CuSbOmEr,s will be aided lb� have got the 66 of the nev - Oran ,a
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prairie homestead. -Mr. Reid, of Beith, their lists of patron s'this Season Sea' -and th 9 Rev., John Grey will pre
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Scotland, spent a couple of, days in town forth - has always occupied tie firs� every alter � a Sabbatl morIllin
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-this week as the guest of . . Young, position in this Be tion� of the Frovincl J. P. Fisher as- shipped I a C y eS
He iS very favorably im, lased with as a mercantile own', and it seem$ Stallion, ,,.Prince of the Is" 38, 11 to: Ch
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2 on the dollar � for general
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in that city. -Th( new -bridge across
late of mills
5w to
the Maitlknd lia now (iompleped and
sobool purposes. the S -bin 0i 33,500, re -
,their
open for travel. ' t is a splendii �' struc.
quiriDg a rate of one and thirty-three
: only
ture, and l6oksas..'f it would stand as
liftieths of a mill oti, .tbf �,dollar; for,
tinu-
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long as -bbd presen :i generation IaBtfi, 'at
least. -M - J. -S. �'. labhirk� has Bold his
I uion 8chool No. 11, M6Killop, the
i F ,,in of $61, requiring,4 rat � 31 of 1 mill on
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mare. I I To BY." t the foreman of Lke
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. the-doilar; for railwqy piu�poses, inter -
f the
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Bridge C in .. any. This in*nlues, the
seco l9nHablcirk, has Sold tb
rf ho a
.8t a . nol sinkirig fund, Ille sum of $8159
I of �One- 40, two fi h
' requiring a rate I ft
ailing
were
I ` men, -Geo. Tindall has
Toronto g ntlo
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' D111B OD the dollar, alld .tb,v,t !the clerk
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built Sla ght,er- iouse on. the flats of
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Iraf t a by-law giving offect t6; the above
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�be iver. near . �� he bridge. We hope
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-esolubion and present the same at the
ltax'
the lbo; ne Boa� -d of Health will not
ioxt meeting of pouncil.-Carried.
d the'-
have any trouble. -J. W. Smith is
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.]�Ioved by D. Manson, Seconded by S.
iar at
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v i iti g friends at Stratford and Shakes.
- audiabo ugh, that, the reeve and
1,811,
p, I r thi3- week. -Andrew Arthur is
Dr.
6 .to 'borrow the.
re asurei be anthor'izod
$ L,500, to meet current expendi-
sisect
vii a Bick with Canadian cholera.
U m of
iDg a
YOUDg, of. Londes boro, is in attE nolance.
ture, and that the clerk draft- a by-law
The
A CLOSE SHAVE. -Thomas �Ljlderson,
u accordance with the above resolti-
was
whodrive Mr.Tindallysbutcliel.wagoll,
iODS. Ily-law read and passed. The
this
wasdrivirgonth3 road throrgh the
ollowirid ttecounts were passed for pay-
other
,
SarstogaiEwamp last Wednesday. Tile
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fuent: R. Cooper, repairing McLean's
, �
il ad.
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firehad i�ndermineda tree at heroacl
�nd Eld�r's bridges, concession 12, 017;
f the
3ide, which fell OIL,the wagon, toreakiDg
. the tree in
Mr. A I uderson
- lumber for sidewalk at
� arding Inill, $16; N. Price, spreading
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Mr.; Robt. Murray, Reeve of E mbro, I
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has b n appointed clerk of the 3rd
er,_
.t. . 1. noticed
iime to spring forward on � the. horse,
0avel oll Hensall road, 010;- Dr.Camp-
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ihuB having a naii1row escape, as the tree
W1, medicine for Mr. Call&ghan. and
Balt
truck the Beat where he was Sitting.
!amily, 45; Gould & Cameron, ceder
0 St.
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,imber, �138.54; Brussels Po st, adver-
n of
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. . Stpmley.
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jBinc, teriders for bridges, 01 ; James
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FARM SOLD._'M It. John McK( nzie, of
illar was granted $8 and Mrs.MeEwen
the large will formerly 6wne&
I -a a byl6n line,-- as sold his farm to
�5 in charity, to be expended by Mr.
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been
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r. D. Roberts6ni of the Bay'qEld road,
millie and Mr. alker. Moved by S.
2mi ".:P.
'View
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f r the'Bum' 82,700. r Mr. Rober �sbn has
le, see Man.son,
k orided by
. His
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a goodi barg%iu, as this isia conven.
that the clerk be instructed to' advertise
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mbra
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i� ritly-situated farlm, being part of the
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lor tenders for cutting the- prop osed
. S. S. Fuller, notbing aalinita :
same lot purchas by him last spring.
ditch on concessions 6, 7 and 8 condi-
com-
,d
Mr. McKenzie wil [ turn to his prof esBion
tiorial on the final passing of the by-law
ecid-
again, as firming does Dot agree with
uthorizing the cuttin of the same. -
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arried. The council then adjourned to
ecure
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-again at Kyle's botel,concession 8,
ineet �
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EXONERATED.-C.ertainreports having
at the hour of 10 o'block as'a Court of
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-clock -
olute
gone abroad erogatory to'the character
I tevision, and at 2 W p. nl� for the
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on as
of one of the patrous of the Rodgerville
transaction of ordinary business.
bton
pects
cheese factor , coiicerD!*n his 46alilig'S
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Belgrave.
I Presbytery at its meetit -
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with the f acitory, the, directors �, earned
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Mitchell town council fo,au I
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it ni�oeosary to'hold an investigation for
BARGAINS ill Scotch and Canadian
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the purpose of ascertaining the truth or
Tweeds, Worstedr, suits -and overcoats . Fits
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falsity of these re jorts. For tl�ii if, pur-.
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2 uini u Lead. Boots and shoes of every deperip-
t.on good and cheap. Five per cent. lei -s for cash ;
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PoBe a meeting waB hold at thq � factory
on the 8 h inst, and after it most
SL5 purchuses, 10 per cent. less for cash. Eggsi
17c; btitter, 16c'. Come one, come all. A. q AY -
last.
thorough �nd searching itiquity, they
Loit, Belgrave" . 875
com-
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unanimously agree& that the sof aidal in
BR=Fs.-ThEiRev., Mr. Taylor preach -
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fell
eirculatioill was entirely founclationless,
b I i
ad in the" Pres yteriau church here on
mile
and fully exonera the gentleman con.
�4uuday last, --The Rev'. J. F. Parke will
was
cerned from all wrong 'cloilig. This
bo absent from his congregation for over
it
I decision, V� a are st ire, will ,be al 0 gra-
three.wedlis. He was married on the
8,
tifying to the patmna.of the factory arid
9 bh inst., and has gon�r on a,n extended
be.
a 11 parties conceU ad. .
%,�eddiijg tour. We wish � the happy
The.
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_ L -George
couple loilg life and prosperity.
Clin-
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IrStean, framer, of WaWanosb, has pur.
him,
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RE-ENGAGED.-Mr.J.W.Kin a I as been
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to�teachiicur school for the
chased We Queen's hotel here. -Several
�ourig upen belonging to our village lefb
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was
engaged ea-
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Buing year at a salary of �051C. This
this week for the lumber woods, where
ack.
him
we
speaks all for Mr. King, it being his
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they intend to work this winter. -Fires
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a re-
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fifth engagement here. The trustees
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li prevalent,, now, and -farmers
rid section men on the railway have to
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gain-
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have' no intentiou of parting with him I
aud he ha� no intE ntion of g...,ing, Guees
.
atoll thorn on tha Sabbath day to
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gine
haVe
his girl lives here. �
1,eep them f rom burning up fences ,and
'that
n a
, 01-10R.IFEttous.-As one is passing by
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linildio-s. Thegroau'd-isgo dry
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iVburn's, unclerrieath,� and cannot be
n oil
ihe cheeB61 factoiy when the 4vind is
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cueriched. The showers on Monday
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blowing �geutly from the east, he gets
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c one a great deal towards stoppiug the
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-Tile St. Mary1s Argus says : If there
the full behefit of a most fragrant per
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ffirther s�read of the element, and also
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fume -fig atively ,speahing. If the
0
Ilenefitted the fall wh iat and root crops.
and
w meet and dome
ie . 7 . I �o 80132*3
sw
rms of agreement with the 0, an d
�LJ&s. Tyner is still b By shipping lnm-
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get them induced io Smell ewhat
l3er.-Quito a:numbbrifro m! this vicinity
' -i at
4ttended. the Caled man
the
fi-vO
sweeter, they would have at 1�ast the
1 game$
Lucknow on the 10th iust.-i-Mr. � Spence,
both.
thanks. of the traveHing public. �
GONE TO WELLINGTON. -70a onday
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cif Halton county, is visitinglat Mr.:Mc-
tithe
last Mr. Joseph W. Snell , son of Mrs.
lellaud's, as i,s also Mr. Wilson. -F.
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Wm. Snell, left to take possessi n of his
.Webster, tailor is 1 hepb very 13,usy
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and
ros.
hoBe
farm, recelitly purchased he county
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bw making Suits overcoats to
lider for A. Taylor's'custorners, and as
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of Wallington, near ton. 3 Oseph
Hark i t
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e cannot be beat in,r6aking a stylish
11 to.
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will be gre,.-Ltly missed from Kin�uru, as
11 00 -w
hewasaz3alousSabbath' h I ork.
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and g6od�fitting suit, ,his business still
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at, having held several im orta�t poa-l.
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leeps; inereasing.-WIn.. Walsh's COW
ate rather too many reas, took a drink
etty
tions in oth the Sabbath sch.pol and
church . fo several years. eing a
14
c( water arid died soon after; which is
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young, ma of great ability, he will Soon
a great loss to Mr. Wilsh, ao She was a
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aluable one.-Peop W.. co a from all
fall
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make many friends in his nowi home.
The farm he has Purchased is Olq'e of the
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parts to see and purchase goods from A,
the
best in thp township of Minto) and he
'Will '
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aylor's magnificent Stock. � �
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been
no dodbt make it a Ane ho�ae.
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Lppy
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Plows Plow 0aitings in the
ctor,
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PARTIES wisbirig'to obtain mOn0v fit
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s �ock of and market.
Still more of those Sulky Plows coming. Farm
mril
low interest c,n mort( ;,&( ge, will do well tp call oil
ers wid find my stock comlileO in thePlow i line,
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F. S, Scott, a,4 lie, is offering any amount of money
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bon't fai i tb see them. I 874x2
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at the lowest rates of interest on good farm
property. Will always be found at ho=e Satur-
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R. WE, ISM Groclery De�art-
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day afternoons. 869-8 � : t
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nient is now complete, af ter addi�g a lot of the
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rewestithings such as Epp's Cocoa, CocoRnut,
ton
QUERY. --How wasil it that evqlrythiDg
� 'ell
'Gelatine, Electric and MAgnetic I'Soaps, Silver
line�
for
the
at the concert as as d uribg the
day's sport, p�LsL��7�,Vff , o pleasantly ?
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crlop Starch and many othor *hich are all
s[)Id cheap. Choice Timathy spbd at London
ear-
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The aiiswgr Bimpl�jhiB - Mr . J. D.
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1� rices. 11 - i � 874
SEEDIN'G.-Seeding operations have
Mr.
tsee
Stewart was bobip�d the screen. I
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TEE CAL16ONIAN CIONCERT.-Tke con.
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been the order of the day, and a consid-
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cert held in the i�wn Ball, on Tuesday
etable number of the farmers in this
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evening', was undoubtedly the best ever.
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vicinity have finished. I I
I GOOD CATTLR.-Mr. Georgle Taylor, of
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?est-
given in Brus4ols. I The house was
packed -to the doors.- i At 8 p. In Mr. J.
.
this place, recently Sol d 141'ead of cattle
ome
,
Leckie, of Toronto,iwas called[ to the 1
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to. Mr. T. Govenlock, aggregating 18,-
2 00 MS., for which he realized a hand.
th-es
that
chair, whi. he filled in his u
manner. ]Phe follov�iug array o'f talent
Some pile of bills. ' ; I
this
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were all Iresent rand in good trim:
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. PERSONALS. -The Misseia Yates have
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started the millinery business in tbis
Bus-
Miss Mag ie 1�arr and Miss Wynn, of
village, and are open for arders.-Mr.
. pay
r he
Hamilton Miss Ella Cole, of 4ondon ;
Miss Livin ston,,df Mitchell ; Mr. John
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Robt. Hunt, of Collin; ,,wcod, is in town
.
Drumgole, if Lon"do ; Mr. Gecli. H`
� for a short visit to his parents. He
I looks well and seems like4his present
ving
road
ilton, of , allartob ; Mr. HaWaves,
Mrs. ReviLl and, M 813 L. Jacv"O",.Of
place of abode. �
:r
, in
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BruSsels. uch an array as this is Sol.
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FIRST SHIPMENT.- . Shafer shipped
ix cars of wheat on Wednesday last
vert
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doin seen on one plaiform. Miss Barr's
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eek, for which he paid, we believe, in
ging
ash-
singing is so well noWn that needs
uo more mention ;1 Air. John Drpmgole,,
0 neig#borhtod of �O cents a bushel.
is �a
also, waB fully up�Whis usual si�andard
he price, although low aa compared
ith other years, canpot yet be consid-
ould
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and was loudly I a plau�dad, Out the
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. red as the regular piioe, owing to the
)low
sweet and melodious voice of M*Bs Cole
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drisettled stateiof the;market.
. � I
rses
ould
compiletel�, brought down the house,.
and the chleerf ul ani I happy In uner in
, �
FOR LONDON FAIR.�-Mesera. G. Tay -
lor, J. Cooper and J. MoNev'in, three
;
lis attention was attracted by whst ;�
,
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which Sbell respon d to encop
t - t
added mud. to the enjoymen
of
our enterprising cit zeus, contemplate
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of the evening. , VE will not ttempt
Bonding a carload or V 0 of �ive stock to
the Western.,'Fair. udgir!ig from the
ness
u to
to criticise'the reading of Miss Living-
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ston ; her grace and ease - on It le stage,
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excellent qualitieB �f thei animals in
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ant.
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accompanied by 'er perfect elocution,
question, we do not foir a moment hesi-
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slmi)lv baffles des ription. Miss Ronald,
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tiLte to pronounce the' as first-class in
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their respective lines,� and �, should the
ouse
, di
of Brussels, acte as piiinist. �
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judges concur in our opinion, they will
old
and
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, Tuck rsmith,i �
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all come'llome with - tickets..
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FARMERS MIND YouR GRANARrEs.-A
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The
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well-known, farm In the township of
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took
Tu--kbrsmith infor A us th at on Satur-
Biiiipws.-Considerable rain has f allen'
they
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day night last hi.1, I a,rn was vi ited by
c u ring the past week; and not before it
the
sneak thieves, wit o evidently had evil
i 7as needed, the root crops and pasture
. �
ch a
.
intentions, upon 31 grain. Yinding,
.
fields being badly parched by the in-
Be-
however, that the gr%na;ry doors were
tense 'and lODg C011ifintledleat.-The
surf
all securely, fastened they went to the
thermometer registered 98 in the shade
e to
driving shed and ft)ok therefrom. a'buf-
on Tuesday. Not witilistan ding this a
cean
the
f alo robe, buggy cush ion, Sheep 'kin and
If the have inten-
wedding party passe . through the vil-
looking %, 61y happy.�Mr.
whip. � part,es k�l
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)age, extra
ging
tion of returning, our friend wiish'es us
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1obu H. Petty, of the Grand Trunk
will
to state that if they, vill notify � him of
,Railway, Stratford, ihas lately been.
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pro-
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their. con torn plate ViSit he wdl be on
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iF-iting bere.-Mr. Jkmes Spark's ex -
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hand to hold the Lags f6r them,1 and in
Cellar] t farm of 50 acr6s, situate in Hay,
ntry
any event A would be wisdom f�r them,
� and a short distance f 'torn this village,
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take
to return the stolen articles at once and
aecently advertised ini THE EXPOSITOR
ear..
save exposure. !A word to the wise
as for Sale, and whic. is generally un-,,
s no
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Should be S�ufficien t. , . i
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derstood to have bee sold,is still open
to
COUNCIL ,� MEETlb G. The cou�cil met
I f
%All
f or purchase, owing t . the fact that the
at Egmondville on't a 5th inste the
party who bargaiue� fo� it failed to
right
members present e, cept M6', !Sprost.
come to a satisfactor�, Settlement with
by
Miuuteo of last cc u cil read And con-
-Mr. Sparks. -The hrickwork on Mr.
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,firmed.. Movedby Air. Smillie, econd-
:
*arshall's new brick block, Of stores is
not
ed by Mr. Manson, -that the f llowing
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nearly finished and presents a very finei
tists
ra,teia be levied on 11, the real a d per.
i ppearance, being built in � the latest
iall,
sonal property lial le, for the sums re-.
i I rid most approved manner,o-Our mer-
ach
quired for the respective pu poses :
c hants and milliners are btisily engaged
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For county purpoB3s, the suirl of 3,900.-
41 opening out, their fall,stocks, and
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mills on the dolla; for town2ip pur.
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pbseo, the sum o! 114,400, raqu#ing vi
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will fludli the, rink, which is 1,50 by
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one of tbq )est in the: county. -Mr. D.
McEweri,lo " the London Road, and near
this -village, is adding to and improving
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the appwances�of bis 'dwelliDo by the
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erection of a couple of, verandtills.-Mr. -
H.Horn,of this place, f 11 from1 the u per
scaffold of Mr.!, Marsh 11's block w ile
at work recently but !fortunately was
not serioi I is y i6jured.7-A number left
this statioi on Wednesday t I o wAr ess
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the Caled4 inifta gameo at Lucknow.-
'hich were
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closed som 3 little time ago in, order, to
put in the -oller process, are now o)en
and In firial class runn ng order.. �, M ach
credit is � i lue ;to Mr. Runcimqn and
Staff, of C oderich, for the expoditims
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at that, pu 6 and sweiet.-Mrs. Sproul,
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of Dungsmnon� has b an her ' e for the
�past week, the guest of Mlis. A. lvlc-
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playing Fi h some other boy6 on a tree,
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Joa,ds of i v ry� ne cattle from this
station on Monday. �'Mr- HI C116811ey
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sui t by �shiij pirig a car 1 oad of lambf '-
Mr. James Murray-, of I Tuckersmitb, is
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week, having � Bbipp�d a c r1oad of
cheese, the �roduct of the R�idgerville
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have Started a branch shop in �roxeter.
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ptinting arid is engaged with the Hz)p-
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kin Bros.;; e. will be missed from the
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Cooper, pupils of Gorri� behool obtai ad
ftitermediat� ciertificaN'3s at t a rec 3nt
teachers' examin ation.--Mr. J�h n Ka ne
has, purcli the stock *form�rly own -
ad by Mr. A'ex.'Carson. k"essrs.Da-, id
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and Henry Sanderson his sons -in -1 W,
are man4gir g, the 1�re.-Mr. Jaiiies
Rogers is. m- ich pleased with his. triF to
the Sault. He enjoyed himself im-
mensely.- r. Benjamin M.itchell 113
Bpeuding h: s vacation with his parents.
He Speaks N) ell of the Chatham b.. 81-
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ness Colle which he irlteIids to re-
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turn as soon as it opeps.-A�lfrod ,,ea.
Saint, andi bis sister Eva, are visiting
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friends ih our village. Alfred has
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he used to live in G ie.-Mv. Wi0c 'US
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has rented his hotel in this village to a
man from L ikelet. The Lakelet man
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Stuart, of Belmore, addressed he
temperan I ce meeting, held in the Pres-
byterian !church, Goiji,d, last Sabb�,tth
afternoon;. His remarks were listeqed
to with intEroEt.-Mr.l Charleston, Ve-
thodist minister, Go4rie, is becomirig
very popula,� with hi� congregation.-
M.r. R. Gi Moutgome , intends to re-
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move his J amily to Wing1lam. next
Saturd Un Win. Dane i and his
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ife, left Go rrie for Manitoba,f the early
part of th� 8 i week. IMay they have a
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bLit were recei ed1 too late-) i. I
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columus of h6 Enterprise : * )eath has
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claimed auo�het victi from ( ur inidst
in the per,so i of - Miss Eliza Besan ion,
who expNd at her homoi in t is village
at about f9t r o'clock last Wednesday
Morning, of cobsumpt . on F, r".several
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years past this yo: y haE ocen ied
the -position of assist nt at ' the rost
office besi4es attendin to herl duties as
telegraph I operator, th s widel extead-
ing her circle of acquai tanC681 by whom
she was 4el I in the hi heat estimation,
both forl lerl accom Odating disp)si-
tion and ber many social virtues. For
the past two) months she has been 3n -
able to attendto her duties,andalthough
it was evident: to all tl at she w,oqld be
unable tore -,over, yet her rap;�d si-nkiDg
was unexpected and to the geil�eral p b -
lie her demise�came with dee�er sorrow
Od accoun' t of �ta bein so Soon. Her
f uneral odeuriod on T1 �uriaday !af ternoon
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and was 6.rgest 4 Id in G�rrio fc r a,
long time abo: It 100 nemberB of 5he
Methodis ii�,bbath , 33chool, in which
ia�,.e was a teacher, hing in - ;he
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mournf ul p ocessiou, t as paying their
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tribute of lo eI[ to their dead friend he
bad attended that School all. her ife.
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, vantage of t as occasi ' to urge the ast
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assemblage �ol� emulat,b the Christian
exampleof ,he young lady who ha*d now
gone home 1 io her rew d. I
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The C donialL Games at
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The tentil a�'nnual games of -the ILE ck-
now Caledo aian Society were held in
the Caledor ian -Park in that village on
Wednesday and were highly succe"ful
in point of attendance and in com ar-',
ative excel nee. Lacknow is note as.
the pioneer town for hletic game i D-1,
Canada, and -this ydar kept not onl u P
to its old time reputation, but adde to
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its prestige There were ove' 10, 00
spectator,ia n the ground, and I seem-
ed highly delighted a succes of
the gameS.' ' :
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mar the day's'procoe nigs -was the un-
seemly conduct of D. ( 1. Ross, who a�ted
in what was considerei I to be a cowELrd-
ly manner N rhen engag 3d in sword cbm-
bat with Prof. McG,6gor. Beconing
a le to score points
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-him off -the cilittform., and when rem on-
strated wit by the judges, cursed i tild
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swore, and qB(i d lang-c age of the vi.est
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and most . piofane description._ He as
very proper] y ruled on b of the con �est
by the judo ia.� Such �owdyisrn Bh(uld
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not be agi in allowed on a Canac ian
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platform. I . i
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ceedings.
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morning, flur young children, 1�he
. eldest a b6y about 1 ten years J of
age, in a Vbry deplorable conditXon.
It appears'from al'tterproduce4by
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the boy that their mother put them! on
board the m %il train which I raves ton -
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Knox church,of that -town to
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3ontact with ivy the other day that 'he
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hree flactoriegi b �b owing ,to the fall
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