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�� the biddhfg was not so spirited as ,one pleasure -in noticing the-aame of Mr.. excellent speeahes. The collection . lirglars, and used a club with good , - I
0-Iff - young folks 'is, -%,,.cry credit -ably axe- baye een recently visiting friends be 1) . --
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C. I a J.'t " . � -- �hn Cowan, ', Sunday and' the proceeds of the tea d the mu6-dwa8 ox ellent. Th6 here left this week for Toronto. — -Wect and beat them off, woundin$ one 11
Tolt Cxp"Itot might expect. This -is no doul, t du e� to Rector - Cowan, ,son of J, I
,-. I the fact that money is somewhat, s64-rce VRsq., of McKillop.—Mr. J. M. Best, amounted to $113� being far better than cuted, an 0 ' � m pretty bad] . i . . . -"
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(7 . count of the stormy committee having informed Bev. Ali.
� & ..-. aves to -morrow oi a busi- anticipated, on ap I ' - A pleasing event took place �at the - .
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DISTRICT MATTERS. bris-k'[w it has been for some years ness trip to Detroit. Mr. H&tor Cow- weather. The social on Tileitlay even- Torrance that-agreat inally 1), skets of I fro urlilig awl c re'Plence. of Mr. Jas. j,'-',tenvart, of T'uck- � I
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- back. rwo years ago liorses�'such as an, barristei will attend to Mr. ]lest's ing passed 6ff very pleasantly, tl o (1, which wits - sk,, 11 I 0 lie 98th of Jall ,I y,
tiobs, and silighig bein- first- next eveningIvas announce I �
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offered at this sale. would have business in'bis absence.—Mt. and Mrs. - ings, recita 0 0 ,- - 1). c v. Mr. Acheson united M r. J �eter -'-. �r � - . -
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� PEILSONAL.—We lldti��ihat Mr. Hil- 1 those I . - I well [Vttended. Rev. Mr. Torrance, .not 11)(0its aind 'Nfr. COXWorth's excellent :'tit(, I . I
I -bel ass. � � . - . 'ti Manitoba, and Mis:, Agnes , �
(lent in IN -1r. Holme- . been Snatched up like'liot cakes at even James G. McMlich� left. oil the afte, r- 01, . - ' +- '- D11k, ,s -ai)g, of , -
. . BiaEors.--The car y -end himself, sclit his rixi.k is well patrollized. —Mcssl% .1-1 .1 � � - .
liard, 1,%tely a stu . ' on Wednesday, oil their . . ni\ia oil tile Opel' , being able to 6ft . I . :, - : I I �
.; ' higher prices than were renilizect on" this 110011 train I . [u'irt, graiii mcrel "itewart in the bolids of inaLrinlony. Tile .. �� I
1. -iffi., -ce, has piosed his, examination ' . . 1.11perin- -, Wild Urqu� hal)t,15, Coll- : �� . .
sted's ( . ' occasion. Thehainillerivas IN-Jeldedby weddingtour., Theywill-v'isit6altand rink oil Tuesday evening was fairly at- colleague, Rev. Mr. Dyke, to I - .
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forbarrister. Out of forty candidAes, I . e � ne tencled, and pamed off very quietly, but tend the literary 'art, which be did o tinucto buy in and'sbill away largre yoling coupl, C- have our best wisht--s I or a -I -- - � 1, � .
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� Messrs. Brine of Sea,fortb, 'and. Oke of other places east- befor � returning boi . . - - - I i
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Mr. Hilliard stood third on the Ii, ily. Mr. Pilizgerald was elect- qu' 0 �
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- - Exeter, and the� -both gave tile most to settle down dressed in costume' satisfactor - I . . alitit . �
in ,married life. the majority of those lie Clinton council has this' - 1 .
speaks very well for him, aud we hope I : . . � . . - were, sorry tb�at tliey� did not wait for %ad chairman, ,%lid was frequently ap- i . � ,—rr Year. - � I I I
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. - I I entire satisfaction. - The following -is a ,� —1 . alfiong its Incinbers One flaxlmullifac, . . . I
that the saane, success ivhi�h has attend- - , . � - - . . a I - lie evening for the i - - Gorrie. - . i I
. list of sbm e of .thle ailitnivIs sold:, Lord Kippen. - the cariiival in- tile covered. rink tP-nig,lit plauded during t : . . ii i :
. ed hi.,s efforts on this Occasion may- follow ; I . We. regret to learn th4t Mr. pleasant and humorous way ill which he J�niirmi.—The weather has been very turer, two faiming mill i.n.anufa 1. - I I I
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r He i, Blake,. ail imported Stallion, foaled in � - BIBLE ,SOCIETY,' MEETING.—The ail- - two inerchants, two carpenters, a lirick I i .
him throagl, � ("ridaNic-Leo 'was taken .,kuddc�'&y ill discharged his duties. A ood pro- � i *
a his professional careei . � 1882 parchased,by Mr. John Bennett, inual ineeting of -16 Kippen Branch �1 eoi ,,,P- . I 9 , Stormy du* ring the past two wee.ki.. Tile I mason, a painter, a -Iavvyer, and a
is a most industrious youngy inaR, all - is - 7 -' i SEVENT,E)
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. I I Manchester, for $850; * Muirhead,. an Bible Society will ))a held'Gi the Presby- evening last.—Mr. John grainine was carried out, andwheii re and farmers are ,
-- -well deserving- Of iC . I , slaighing is good now) � batcher. Tile followim-, represents the 11 11 � �
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. - —� I imported stallion, foaled in Matheson lim ran ed the store in the tiring it I many were heard to re- Z�l 1
.1883, terian Church here, on M�hiday evening, . ' making good Ilse of it.—I'lev. INIr. Culn-
J . . I denominations: ,Six Presbyterians, 'four ��� ;
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' It tile LiStOWel ; Val, ,rally & Trick, and intends opening proce I � !
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WiELLDosm AGAIN. --t , % I all A:ddresses will be delivered by Rev. It. Cur ads amounted to $65. . ' � lar(re-zilinbers A7-----'---
- "I for $900; Young Rosebury, i i quite popular in Gorric, r*J - — ullett of Xs- -
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-y sho-w being held thizk week, Sea- ' imported stallion, foaled in 1882, bought McCosb, of Wingham, agent of the so_ --w-A � *— - . li ay even- -
poulti out a general Store In May next. attending his i eetiligs on Sund. THE �
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forth breeders acrail-distinguished them- I bar of young people from this place Walton. � I . I
0 by lVill. Taylor, Hullett, $700,; Ayr- iety, and Rev -ds. kS. Acheson and W. nuln . —Oil Sunday cv'eiiiDg last two bOYS, . ic
I week with a teani of horses. They tied ,i- . I
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selves as lisliai. Inaving, nearly cleaned shire Lassie, imported, foaled in'1881, . t . -weather will Arisited the residence of Mr. White, of NE Nv R I r. John Hewitt,. ag!!,*(i 15 or 16 mi securely in the �51)ed at the Bible . k
. everythint'r before theill In Brahnias and . . Torrance. , We trust the . ille, oil Friday evening last, and the - � .
0 bought by Alex. Gray,. Ttickersinith ' iovefavok*l.)Ie,aiidtliatther�eNvill'bea Rodgery ; of.this place, who is one of our most from tile Baptist'�bilrch in this viltage, Christian Church and, tb,en went iinto, 19 i `
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lf�urgs. Mr. A� J. Willson and Mr. ,'$576; Dadsy, -,ix months old, bough.t'by' large attendance. I spe enjoyable eveniilg.--Tlla� prosperous and enterprising farmers, i engaged in a little pugilistic exercise in the church.- During their absei3ce I the : 101% ,
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h u Iey,.$22-5;,Katy,- I . per ions who pro] itends erecting a haudsmne new resi- I the church during prayer. Mr. Culli ' I .,
0 11 I horses became restless, broke loose, and I
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juld four third prizes.. Besides these a six - i . - . .- . w'e are having.. an dence on his farm adjoining the village mings ga-ve them a gentle repriuMild. I � ,- : - � I;
year old Caum-han bred mare, ' .� . Leeburn. . wei: e, badly I I left," its ran hoinc., leaving the two old tolls ta �. 11
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-. bollrdit by Chas. - �Ion�teitli, Usborne, DoTS. — X abundance of the beaptiful, and in con- t1lis season. Mr. Hew;tt advertises for . Boys who do not know bow to behave I Walk -over three wiles. . . �
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torrance are exhibitors in other classes - sequence Of there being .So muchMierc is, tenders for the work which will be re- theinselves at church should be kept at . .
) Maud, a filly, foaled in April, P 'N !
$195; . .Auskoka, is� visiting filiends in this -vi- —11r.Jaines Hannon, of the tolvw-n -hip . -
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. and -we ex 11 equally creditaVle re- , wood Oconling into town onl,, ceived by him until the 16th inst. lie hoine.--The foil ving episode is s, i I �
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. p� � . 1 1883, bought by John Snell, Exeter for I ,inity. Miss M. Carney, we are glad account of. the blo . . tl for have taken place between a gcT) I of 8tepbell, Sold on Saturday last a colt i .
port'-frolit .eked state of the roads;;' 8 now busy drawing the niateri, tidmall � i
� b I 1 $215; Rosie, ,a filly,-� foaled in April, 1 ;6 hear, is recovering' slowly from her - ' 0 fivo niontlis old, sired by " Old Rkrter�z '
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" . .-. I I � ISK, bought by Will. Wilson, jr., Hill- I evere attack -- 0 11hree men were brought before tile' the new -building. I I ,of Gorrie and a school boy: .Mail— i � � I
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A,xm-.mit SgK,vrr-,\a,, R.w-&—A-nother I of illness. Mrs. A. Allan magistrates of this. place on -a charge of -----.*.— - I " How do you like you� .11ew tear.her?" ! pi -i -se," to Mr. -James f;'Rardillcr, of' Far- , IV- 1�
lett for $183 ; Young Borchuid, a stal- - it . Sul
, � I - s. attend ig to her al,i(l ,no doubt her ; . . cluli %r, *for the liandsoine 11 of $1�15.
skating r"e will tal-ce place on the Doiii.- - Ii.oll, foaled ill 1883,'bo . I . I I ho e -breaking, and were committed to 11 -- , - I 13oy-1 I Sll� is very sharp with us. I While Oil the way to dcliver the !Colt -1 H0, i
, . 7 ught .by David --�rir Bluevale. ,
. mprovenient. isowing to goodnursing. .ffm 8, �
inion sk-atirig rink in this toivn� on Fri� Fisher, Goderich, for $200; Gr�ce, a 'oklericb, for trial--.�Hr. Peter Strally 't , I
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day, in next, 1-33th illstt This race mare, foaled in 1870, bou�ht by Janies the Messrs. Horton -and McManus, were , i I 1 1 h( ,-rc on- -Vaesday - af this place' died last Friday night of chew of tollacco, but she at last said I .fact wbich still furth 'r proves the . 1,
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will be b' - ce,. a mare, noo�i last for their distant borne in the I n " -
etween M r. Thos. Town, of S ii,pp6inted delegates, to District Temper- Of thd typhoid fever. The funeral oil Sunday might go dn condition that I would. re- ---t-`
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. nall, Hulle,tt, -for $1,25 ;'N all rge or- . - . . . 'k o �, supdriority of the animal. i ��
,orth, - - -ir - foaled in 1876 bollght y 'eo --The Ora ell I I
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- - ) t> . a at Manchester, 11 2 was very largely attelided, tlins te-sti- main ill at ' recess to nia e up f r lost —Sonle time since a mare belonging - .- ! � �
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Seaf and five of the be,t aiiiatet 1) G 1) _ �ic6 Lodge, to 6 held . pra rie land. n' ' recess and take .
,or - a p irse, of $25 raace McKillo ,' for $17q cou ity met in the Orange: a ill this and I of the 9th conces- ! :
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skaters in town, f �i . 3 p .; Meadow rebr,uaty, ,Ith., . . . f-vina the esteem in which the deceased . ti'lle, - w wait till to Mr. Walter Scott, . ' �
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Taw -ii will have a fresh man to compete jOGk a stud colt, foaled in 1884, bolight . . place *oil I uesday afternoon last, to elect - - I , . " Hard teacher, she. ;1! :
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. against on, each,mile and to gaill three laps � byDavidFisher, Godericb, for $101; King ; offi ers and appoint a place for- their I I . .
4 CHF.Esii, FACTORY MEETIN-U. --At tile (xlive the boy--.% chance. —Alfred Wil- . .
� Howick. , I the front leg, one, of 'the muscles b6ing . I
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over his competitors in the five mil John, a stallion foaled in May, 1883, 1 1 . . dis rict, meeting,. Bayfield being' tile IL s 11.4 i �
es. _ . adjourned cheese factory meeting lield hams, Son Of Ml'. J- I'- WilliaIns, * I - . �
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; MITNICIPAL.i At the last meeting of plaie selected.---Tbe 8alva,,tioii. Army of - ; leariling tile milling with Stinson Bkos., - : 'i
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As Tovm is a rising Skater this race WW' bought by James Fitzgerald, Hibbert,.' I � 1. rhere oil the 23rd ult., at Patterson,s I aroun(I for"about three weeks when Mr. ' . .. - � j
le Howick Council tile salaries of the 0 1 1 � i
skating - y gx�te'r had a big time oil Monday 'even- J. Campbell, of . ort 1
create considerable interest in, $237 ; Da,isy, a filly, foale�d in .April, , - I Iis I ,
. -fixed as follows: ing I St. - hotel, tile routes for milk (11-iiNvilig fol , of Gorrie.—A . s E. I Duncan, V. S., was called in., but he - - -Aml
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circles, and a lively e xpected. 1883, bon-ghtaby Jolm.Mason, Hullett- ill . I I Elgin, is visiting with her uncle, r. J. I .
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I- I - I for$150-; Black Cha,nipi6n,- n ) � )bell, teacher, Gorrie. � :
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. I a , 96. Auditors, 98 each; Collector for i � Ashfield. Win. TNIesser Vas appointed Salesman by ! Canil I and the inare bad to be kille'd a few days . I
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next colt foaled in May7' 1884, bou, the unanimou's vote of directors and I — ' � after. . �
meeting of the Seaforth Parli ' � y -, for $250 ; Kate -estern division.z $710 ; for eastern di- A�F,ilTHFITLOP�FICIAI,(-'VO'.'�F,.--iN-Ir. John Huron Notes. STILL &-1R,
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aMieRt will Alex. Robinson, Ayi ) -4 I , patrons. Mr. Thomas Nixon purchased � —file aniount'of milk- received at the i-:4 .
, vision $60; Assessor, S, 130. ' The Clerk, I .
be held in the M. E. Church, on John an aged mare, bought by John Britton , 'Joo -:6i to-wnship dark of Ashfield, *as i
) rreasurer and Assessor of last year were � . the whey at $3.30 per ton of cheese. I The aalnual meetimy of the Proiviii- Brucefield cheese factory, during 1884 - 1 7
'oundidead in his bed oiiSaturda� morn- Z5 . �
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-Street, tIds Friday evening, when the Ifullett, for $146. As will be seen the i Ile -- i �z
E XECUTORS' SALE.,' xra; was 1,017,011 lbs., pound-, of Ocheese -�.
-.rhe Executors' I cial G nd Lodge of Oraugemen ,.vill .
1� re.:appointed, and the appointment of jig last. Deceased 'was forty years a . 0 I
debate on extending the franchise to Canadian bred stocki, sold i;iuch more " th, l7th !aild maide, :96 -
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w -ina the necessary property ollectors was deferred .until fall. resiJent of that township, and clerk. i .,181 ; average. selling ..price . z
I . Omen hai 0 readily than the iniported animals.. This, . the late Edward Tindall', took place oil i8th of Febril"ary. 1 10.55 cents; a price to patrons :.
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qualification, and to the sons of mer- is a fair index of the times, as people Messrs. J; D. Smith and P. Heppinstall dur� a whole of that time, � V . �
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Thursday of last -week. The tools and ' —' ase(l! tile 8.22 cents. TL tactory is condu�tecl 14
-doncluded.. are -afraid to risk large pribes the pre- ted .�uditors, an'd Messrs. -be ,st an to fill that . I Mr. S. 0. Bryant has le 1. All Hift -S
chants and mechanics,. will be I g the., fi 1 gentlem, . . - � -
- . It is expected that the leaders of the� sent ims6ttled state of the I Tarnes Hazelwood, David INTeir, and i ion for the township, and he filled furniture brought good prices. The � north half of lot 16, l4th concession, by the enterprising proprietor, Hugh i I
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Goveriam, ent and Opposition will be in ket. Consi�lering that this is thd' first It6bert Mahood werd ap-pointed main- it acceptably to the day of his dea,th. I only real estate s6ld was the black- - Hullett, for a term of year, at a. relitall i 'McCartiley, who makes the ,cheese a�d . Cos '. I
' .9mith and wagon shop, with about three ' of `�;250 per aiiiiva;, - conducts the business for 2.1 cents,per I .
their places,, and, cOnseqlaently, the pro- - sale Mr.McMillan has had, it may fairly bars of the Board of health. It was He was a thorough aentlenian in all . I - - I
� I . - rters of an acre of land which were I ' The Central Hotel property [ at pound of - .1 I 11
. ceedings are expected t.o'be unusually b� cons*1ered a- -success. The sixteen lecided that the services of Mr. Bolton resr,eets. He was arso dark of the qua 4 1 cheese. . �� I
. : Township Engineer be dispnesed with', . Divi Sion Court - which holds its sittings urchased by .Mr. Thomas Nixon for ; Brussels was sold at mortgage sale last --The Bishop of Huron has appom-ted . . .
interesting. It is hoped there will be a an inials sold realized $5,238. I I ---�
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large vote polled. The " whips " are out - :111ld that Mr.. Proudfoot. of Clinton ])a �tt DuligM111011. d . . William D, sl 9 . I :
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- OOD WAN.TiD.—The 'highest -i e labor was arranged S follows: If 1, for any such. Rr. Jos. Lyon, jr., near Harlock, Woodhouse, county of Norfolk, w1lich �
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Tup, Pa-uLTRY SHow.—The entries ket price in cash will be paid for a quantity of . . Clinton. I I �
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which are adreadyin for the poultry show, good hardwood either short or long. assessed at not more t1jam $600, 2 days; : a Is 1,11ade vacant -sure to & o )C,f�r
green � : F-REL—The citizens of this. place sver I re. r "d . .
. I Kinburn. ' - years old, for which -he has been o c
which opens in the town -hall in Seaforth Apply at Tim-ExposITOR Office, Seafor-th. at more than $600,but ilot more than .$I, - � - I of Rev. W. I B. Evatts. The appoint- I
. . - 41ar lied last Wednesday inorning be -ing :are ' 61 cents- per pound for spring delivery. Illen h
-he i t .., - 200,3 days; at more than $1,200 but not ... SCII00t REPORT. —The follo,%i t is a good one and Rev. Mr. Davis, sale, its gootls are '-*`
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on Tue.,iday next, justifies,t nanagers, in ' I re notice that . Mr. . more than $2,600, 4 da ail d one day's tween three and four o'clock by the fire the names of the pupils- Iv -bo 6-nd 1 " 'imilly friends in this coul, .
predicting that this will be the largest LOCAL BRIEFS.—�" Y�) i —The death is announced of Mrs. Jas ) ty Ivill be .
0 * ' bell Thefire oricritiated in tile rear of .1 J I
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and best Show of the kind ever held in James McE%ririyj,f�rinerly of this town, work for every $700 Ovei, that amount. �la highest in their -respective classes ill .the ' H�slop, daughter of S. Platt, Esq., of pleased to learn.of his advane-en im I ;
, 0 There 'will be a has been electe . )�r6ildent of tile Dray- 0 1 I illiard hall and is generally believ- K#iburn School for the month of Janu- ' Goderich, which took place at her home prosperity. . i �
M'estera Ontari '. . ed I be the w6rk of an'incendiary. 1 The I We are making,' 1
' h * last week. She was 33 years of age and —The Clinton N'eiv Era says: Rej% . :
greater variety, better quality, and more ton Farmers' Club. , T he dab will have ;' , , I.- - . ary: Senior fourth class—Ist, Jo n ' . -
. - Varna. I I . fire did not gei -much headway, as the ! - one Of a I ;
expensivebirds than were ever exhibit- a good President and are to be conc-rra- tl - Vic - - - was i v
Scott, 2nd, Robert Scott, 3rd, Samuel " Ivas a i tim. of consumption -1 A. E. Smith, of Bayfiddi
EX011AWLIE OF PLILPITS.—Rev. Mr. fir'emen were soon at their post and had I , ill Our I i�
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ed here before. There have been pairs tulated On their choice.—Mr. Art5hur Lawson; Junior fourth class--v1st, Jos.- I —The other- day while a son of Mr. class of .seven young nien who were a i -
lacCosh, of Wingliam, and Rev. G. B. the eligine throwing a heavy stream of i
purchased for $775 tobe exhibited here Forbes has purchased the draying busi- , . . ! -
Wheatley, 2nd, James Armstrong, 3rd, ; Geo. Theobald, of Clinton, was skating few years ago ordained into the Metho, � i 3:
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next week. The Show- . will be open ness'aad stock- of Mr. Joseph Abell and , -P%ylor, of Bayfiehl, exchanged pulpits -water in a few minutes. Tb e fire was Thomas Wheatley; Senior thirdclass' ' on the ri7ver his skate caught in a crack, dist millistry-at the same time. Five of i . �
n Sunday last. Owino, to the inclem- first noticed by Some gentlemen return- .
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nesday Mr. Abell has purchased a half interest I 0 � lst, J,Latic Coatc�s, 92nd, Edwill Britton, 'throwing him do-,vil and breaking his these got married, ail(! Singularly, the - � F U R G 5
every day and evening from T -11 (I 4 . I'm
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C5 at ( t first child born to each of them died -,,. . ;
of the weather Mr. McCosh was incy from the, carnival ' "Oder'ch, � 1 3r 1, Ronald Snall. I
inclusive, and any of our in Whiteley's livery.—Mr. Donald Irtoss arm. . �
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ina,ble to fill the Go4lien appointment. fortunatdly the alarm was just given in 0 ;
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rea'dilersri(vtoy' the' and famil an, d Mr. - Robert Laidlaw , . . EI)(,.l-,qGS.--Mr. and Mrs. Ricliard Me- i f n
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may -wish to witness *1e preached to a large congregation at time to '.check a serious coiifl-�'tgration, Michael, who have. been Ivisiting tI .. I .N had the ' - i
finest and most varied exhibit of poultry and fam ily left here for Kansas tbis, 7, arna. . 0 , - 0 i .. there being several frame buildil)(FS ad- �.eir , Sion of Hullett, has let the coiitract for misfortune to lose a second one last 'If you require an.�,
- and�pet stock ever Put -on exhibition in week. They intend residing in Abilene, . " 0 relatives and frie�ds in this vicinity : a new brick house to be erected this Iveck, a very' ilyteresting little boy. I �. t -.
tlii�Avestern section should avail. them- - around IvIlich there is a large Ca,na'- BiBLESOCIETY MEETI,Nc,.—On Tues- joining the billiard hall, aud it is hard during the past bixor seven weeks, re- ' year, to Mr. W. Whitely, tl�e pOpular __One d; last week a little child Of . 10ftffi%� ., Boasi, ica I I
(lay evening last a very large and inter- to say7where the fire ioight have stopped . 0 1 � . ly . . Ns
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selves of this Opportunity- than settlement, includi 7 many from estingmeetiDgwits.lieldin the Metho- if it bad once got a good start. There tdrucd to loille, ill Wiscollsiw Oil builder of Londesboro. Mr. W. C. 'Morrison, of Clinton, was z
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(list church in- this place.' After the is'no doubt at all as to the origin o I . I - .
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I awys prelimina.riesnecess-ary at these me R -e. 8havings and coal oilwere found �
Gur friends of the 14' ,gm ondville Presby- there for several years,and Mr.Laidl ' � . ance Hall here oil ,ci'miday evening next . that village is gralidally growing weak- child began 'to swing itsd , ; cs this lilollth�
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' iDgs Rev. -Mr. McCosh, of Wingb6m, ill pr9fusion scattered all around ,%vllcrc' ' ` I
were not favored Ivith the- father is farming in. that -vicipity, so at 6:30 p. iii.—On account of. I . r
teriaa church the late er, and his niental faculties art., hopeless- forth, and caught the spread to keep .
. ant of the Bible. Society, delivered a �hc fire started. An investigation will I C� i P. Ia-ce.t- �
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most agreeable weather for their aani- they ax6 not going aniong strangf,rs.— great snow fall our roads are becoming . ly impaired. froill falling, pulling the -whole concern �. .
. 0 0 very interesting.. and appropriate Ile held and the keeper of-. the billiard . . �
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versary services this year. Stinday was Mrord was received'by friends here' on � ' almost impassable. Thoseparties ,M-110, � —Mr. Jas. -Brown of ]Past Wa%vanosh, oy,er on the floor. 1"ortunately the lanip I " .
rd ress, which was listened to hall Ivill be tried byajuryfor incen I I . I .
exceedingly cold and stonitiy,andMon,dai'k -Saturday last that Mrs. Win. Sproat, jr., I d - during the early part of the seasoij, were has sold his farm of 200 acres oil the2nd Ivent out and did n. o iiij ury other than ' - I
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evening was liot much Jm provbment . � irdin , Manitoba, was ser usly ill. $mith prophesying ail bpen whitcr may almost, � concession, to Mr. Bentley, of Usborne, beini, broken to pieces. The Cheap,
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every other respect the- aw-nveraaxy ser- an d � not expected to recover. Mrs. T if not altogether, -put themselves down ' for the- suin of $8,000. This farm is —The Winghain Advance of last week .
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vices throug - Sproat is a daughter of Mr. W �' H I . Belgrave. for "false propliets."—'.,Nliss Way, of 1 S u e .
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hotut were a gra,tif�ing sue -�nusic were rendered by the choir dur- . it iat d within four miles of Blytb: says : It is our .painful duty, this week to .
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cess.. On Sabbath the k-ev. --mr. Me- INI-andell, of Tuckersmith. Miss Mun- . 1i10 -,,-1,;Y WAINT'ED.—All accounts due ,11anch ester, has been engaged as assist- ! Messrs. 1-1. Snell & Sons, the well record the,death of the -wife of . 0
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ng the evening- , . 1st January, must be paid at once to save costs ant teacher in the public school of this. I - . -
Quarrie of Wingba,iii, preached both dell and Mrs. George S iroat, jr., left , known thoroughbred stock -raisers of Clark, ail old resident of the towii-.�-,hipo
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LITERARY SOCIETY.—A literary SO- as I must have iny nion.e.V. A. T.%YLOR. - 896 place for the present year. --We believe 1 .111, . .
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morning &ad evening to larg7e con-grrega-- for Manitoba on Wednesday. ---7111e re-� llett, purpose holding a sale sonle Turnberry. On Friday last - lie Nvas "�' I
. iety has been organized in Varna. The ieeting held last it may now be considered an accepted I & "NI,
tions, aiii,d was listened to with pleasure gret to learn . that Mii. 11"ni. Moore, BRIEFS.—The tea n 0 time . arell, notice O? which will be taken ill, and died on Sunday S '�
rst meethi was!held on Tuesday even- . i V Ilk . . . Having -
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and profit. He is an eaxnest, doctuent librarian. of' the Mechahics' Institute, Thursday night in connection with the fact that the Kinburn Cheese Factory ( gi an . - FT
I ligy last when the, subject " Resolved - I . reside . HOP MAI
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and a.ble, pread,ler. On Monday ev has been confined to his ,residence for . . . 1, Presbyterian Church, was a grand suc- -will be re -built in time for this season's I —A Grange social was held in Ful- years,, she will be greatly missed by her .
- hat there is more pleasure in participa- .
cni'? ' ,k of cess. Over 400 eoplewere present. operations, and that'Mr. John Mlirray . .
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. the anniversary tea meeting was helc some time by a very severe attac abn than in anticipation " was ably dis- - I p ton's school house in the to-wnship of many friends anJ neighbors, by whom -
'D m. ar The proceeds aniounted to over $75. will again be inanager. . Grey oil Tuesday evening hist. After a,
The tables werespread in the basement illness. We hope to see Ili' ound �,ussed. At the cloke of the debate it Two socials held -since -were well at- she was much respected. Her .remains lli)EAFORI
of the church, alid were laden.'with the again soon.—Mr. James Leatherland., I ig most sumptuous supper t�e evenh g was were interred on VVe(Inesday being fol- - i
vas decided a tie. L The next meTtil tended over $30 more bein made. . I I - :
very choicest viands, whiclf.seenied t ' , of Mr. James Leatheriand, of . Hensa,11. lowed to the grave by a large conconrAe --.
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be amply appreciated b' those who s-ur- this town,, and - Mis. Leatliarlaad,' of be held on Tuesdak ,evening, the Everybody was well pleased with the I very pleasantly spent with 1111asic,
y . . Qth init,, -when the subject " Resolved WAN-TED.—A. large quantity of good ! speeches, etc. � of people. Mr. Clark and' -family- ha;ve
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roui.-ided the tables. At. the appointed Omaha, are4t present -visiting frienda . . I elitertainin ents. —Piles of wood are being heavy brig ht barlev, for which the, highest price i �Xlr. Arthur Spotton, lot 22, colices- the sympathies of the surrounding coun- .
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hour the chairIvas taken fi-ithe a-adience in town.—Mr. Welsh, propriet . hat the cow is more useful than the dra,wil out this winter.—Grain is coming will be paid. RAN�Na. & UitquijAitT, liensall. 894 ' - � Dr. Bowie is VIS
., i Sion 10, Howick, has nearly all the ma- try in their sad bereavement. �
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room, by the respected pastor, Rev. Mr.. -Brussels stage line has placed on this 3 . I . � - . in Ii.vely.—A cheese ' and creamery Mit. G. J. SUTHERLAIND, Conveyance terial. oil the ground for a bank barn —Says the lVingliam. Y'idette : One of Mitchell. . �
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-ime consisted of end of t1le route a handsome new cover- meeting will be held acr ii, w all more conunissioner, Fire and Life insurance Agent, 1 64x66 feet. Mr. S. Jolinston also.has the olde t a I he janitor Of I
McCoy. The progran . I
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rnuAG and speeches. T he Choir, URder ad Sleigh which affords nearly as -great a Ust orne. . cows can be secured for the summer.— aild. issuer of Marriage Licenscs. All business : 0 t�' y ea, r. i
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strictly confidential. Office at the Post Offioc the material on the ground for a liti-ge this section of the country is Mr. John is p aad $6
the leadership of Mr. Kent, gave a lium- degree of coinfort as a railvway car.— 1--,.r DEMAN-D.—tiere is still a good Mr. Thomas Brooks, jr., is colifilied to bank barn on his fariii near Fordivich. Kell , who lives on a farm on the out- —The new curlilaf,
, ', rs. W. D. VanEgmond I , whose illness demand for horse§. Mr. Thomas Harrah his bed with billious fever.--mr. �ran- 889 1 y '
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bar of selections very- nicely, and' in a - . 'irts of Wi gham,beside the cemetery ,81t. Marys is paying:
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oAW LOGS WAINTED.--oOne hundred —On".Nalonday of last week 'TN1rs.* C. �. :
ma-nner which showed good talent and we mentioned last week, , ig. recovering. �old his- team of:draught horses last cis -Clegg, of Manitoba, was here oil � 1)any which own it, �V.
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� . . Tuesday. He looks as if that co thousand feet of first-class Basswood, Alaple, Tait Scott and family left Wiligbam, for Mr. Kelly is 79 ,years' of age, although . i��
ca,reful tra.iniug. eek for the slim 0 $320. Beech Rock Elin Birch, Cherry, Butternut, investillent- I
g Addresses were de-. *--.Nlr. Joseph Wallace, son of Mr. untry ' Detroit. A gentleman who came from he would pass for tvvelity le 14 %
livered by Rev. Messrs. McDonald and Sam uel Wallace, of Tuakers,mith, al ,,lee ,i ss, aild has . —
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1VA,,,--NV.XL,MEETIN Q. —The a.mi"ll, �t- agreed with him. I White'Ash, Black �sli, Oak, Pine, Cedar, Hein- w not Inown what it -a (lay A tea ineetin"511 a.
Broley, of Seaforth; Rev. Mr. Mus- who has been in Manitoba for the last lock- and Sycamore, at the 88i ghuni Works of , that city last week states that lie sa is to be sick
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1� I . I Mg of the Usborne. and �Hibbert F ire In- , , —#------11 , � ,- for over 60 years. o church at Motile):
" grave, r. Mc- two or three years returned home last - I � BbIll & Dougall, forwhich the highest priee will ; Mr. Scott oil the street there, accon t of -ft
.. I mrance Company was hild at thevilla,c,re ' Hullett. I be.paid in eash. Special prices will be paid for i panied by his son Charlie, who was re- lie never wears a .d his- ordinary liandsome sum
Oliarrie. The addresses were all good, week.—Tite Qourity of Ht ron Sabbath * I y quantity of Hickory. The above are .,%vaut- I ported- to be (lead. IV ,lap, ail I --NIeSISrs. Laixg in
)f Fa,rquha,r on Monday the 2nd inst. Azq0THER Yvnx PUR("0SED.--.N1r- "' inter clothing, is no heavier than ,what
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. JIT k1though theke were not so niany pres- Christopher Dale, jr., of gullett, has one and one-fourth miles from 1-femall. We are --A large party of Gorrie young folks woultl be Ivorn by others in the suinnier.
bearing. a ' , borhood of .%it. XW
, The proceeds, of the tea ineet- Tuesday and Wednesday . next. i �nt as at some previous meetings, yet purchased from his broth e'r' John, the also prepared to buy logs in the tree and cut enjoyed a sleigh ride to the residence of lie came to Wingliain about the tim. a '
. ing, amo,unted II&O' soinething over $80, gave the pro,Vam me of p �6ceediiigs a - there was no lack c f interest: nianif ested old llomehtead farm oil , 11PQ_ and hatil theni ourselves. Bmt, & DOUGALL. - th a7ilwal sale on -the 4t
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whiGh, considering the, Stormy uight, - ouple of weeR� ago. It is expected to ' I . I tli� 5th coil--- 895 -ti. I c first tree was c�it and ilas ilever —Messrs. John -1 i
c bn the part of thos present. Af I ion. for which lye pays ai da;y evening last week-, where they touched a glass of h(luor since then, . .
was a very large sum. be largely attended.—I'Ve need. scarcely I (to . I I () i cod figure. BEE.—On Friday of last week a iiuni- which is a very good e p .- Thompson aml Andr
I I I reports . were submitted and a' pted, 'Mr. Dale now ow is 5 0 acrts of excel- were hospitably received - and spent a t mpera ce record.
. - . - ' duly elected chlers 01
: remind tha young folks, of tlie� Skating ,n animated discussion took p' is still a bar of the friends of Mr. Bernard Thoni- f e. w merry hours, returning at a late - He is as active as it maii of niw.,(,Ile age, I ,
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GGUN(AL. Dai. -,WS. —'At the Council , carnival at the DoininioR rillk- this i .. lace i, lent land �n Hullatt, and as Ile soil, of this place,- turned out with their hour. Iiis farin. can -towel.
in connection wil Ii- rule ten of the I coin aratively young man lie bids fair -to . attends to the duties oil I
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-laws respectinor steani thresbers 1�beconie proprietor, of half the township. . I
Theetki,,g on Monday evening the ap- - ev * Tle 'pitch -holes are getting b p � I
. el -ii .y teanis and drew him a large quantity of —Mr. W. Harbottle,- who formerly do a good (lay's work, and to o.11 appear-
14--litmeat of Mr. (4.eo.. Sills as chief of pretty bad on the Ndrth Road, but not ,which required a U-I'it of 50 feet on "the ]�RIEFS.—Tvlr. Joseph Lyon, who is wood. IvIiieb. he had recently cut. After . - coal at the roulitibov
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. the Fire -Brigade was confirmed: Th e nda,rly so bad as lastyear.'--As a num- double, afid which was out of harmony * the work of the day was over tile kind was a resident of Cranbrook, in the ance has niany daysof usefulil"e,ss before - � i a (juantity- of it fe
� welf known as one of the ,best cattle to-%viiship of Grey, has returned from hini yet. i
street cominittee were- instructed to have ber of y6ung folks from this town were' .. I ! . i
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the sixo,tv plow rum along tile Principal returning from Goderich sk with rple 5, reqUir' 9; tile engine to be raisers in Hullett, is still feeding eight friends remained and spent a very the Northwest after a Sojourn of three —On Tuesday morning of tast 'week I .
. ating carni pleasant and sociable evening together. . a narrow escape fivil
'O - 20 feet from stack or any inflammable' head which he thinks will surpass any e . � I
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-1 1pek 'Weduesday 'material-.' Soasto obviate this want Of behasyethad. Two of th3in already -as I
streets after each sn- w storm. The. val about three Ole � Thisis a good instance of neighborly years intlitit country to remain pernia- the reside -nee of Joiai- Forb's, lot 6, �
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collector -C,ve in his .' . 1 ,3 the fire I - will go nently. He gii-es a poor report of the cOlIcession 8, township of Grey, NN 17.13 ) - �
0 accordance rule 10 was struck out. The weigh 1,500 pounds each, and friendship and also shows how business �van-elist Ivho worl,
. t1sait all the t&xes for last - year had'been Culliers' billiard room, Clinton - West and has no desire to. return. destroyed by fire. Mr.- Forbes awoke I :
- I � , 4gents and a, few (f the directors and with iem.—Mr. and pleasure can be proftablycombined. I iii, Stratford lately,'
callected . . . I . more before be'is done �--Mr. Wm, Wakefield was appointed about 5 o'e-lok and found the Raines I
except $261.10, this amount and- by giving tile alarm saved i - OBITUARY. —We regret this week to � series of mectings,
i elll,c� prlll�lpc ,y on mcom e rom Par- a great conflaorration in the sister members dvoca,tfd-the in.suring Of S. G. Bryant has leased the north half assessor of Goderich township, and Mr. bursting into -the main part of -the house. :
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ties who have left town. 'Applications . a- S ' 61o,ted incorporated village property, , of lot 16, 14th concession at an a chronicle the'very sudden death of Mr. Saamiel Johnson, collector. The salaries There was no time to waste so the . .church, St. ��
to-w-n.—Mr. Robert Hender on., of Thomas Essie, of Ray, which sad ev ent � - �ev%-W. Carry,
* �rge ma- rental of S25O.—While Mr. Walter 11 a —R
for the position of assessor were received c . �ut tbis was v'ted down by a f. of the respective officers in the township children,were hlirried froi. th ir wa,rm
. th Huron Road, Tuckersinith, was 0 occurred on Sabbath night last De- beds and deposited ill the s ,Atwood, has resigne4
from Me§srs. S. Stark and Th 4 - 101-ity, who thought as it was purely Hannah, of Harlock, was co iing home . Are as follows: Clerk, $100; table a -ad
0111 .strated with a paxalytc stroke oil fol. farmers, that it was better to leave ceased was in'bis usual good health un- $775; collector, $85; treasurer, ,$175, and with tlie exception of a very few -articles.
Stephem,i, and for th a position of con'sta-- . - from Seaforth one cold - day about two and takes up a Ile
Monday last, and -Mrs. Me"ntosh of this. u The old directors and offi- weeks ago his bands wereb Ldly frozen . �
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ble from, Messrs. E. � Lusby and C. - M. town was sinifilarly'afflicto d. We aieJ . P til within about 24 hours of his death, auditors, $6 each. I * everything was devoured by the fire. Nissoqri.
Dunlop. Mr. Stark . cers.-wgie elected,m ith Mr.. Alex.Dunean and he has I * having worked all the day previous to ' . � '
was appointed as- - glad to leaxii, that they are )oth recover- -not been able ;o ( o —One day last - week - -Mr. John The family did ,not sd,ve sufficient doth- —'.No fewer than ei
as President. any his death. On Sabbath lie felt unwell z
. work since, It will be some time before ) Cunningham, of Carlow, met with a to cover them, One of tile children North Perth have be
sessor aa-ul .Mr. Luaby constable. - Mr.. ing.--Nir. Win. Black ,. who "f I I ... but nothinc, of a serious' nature was
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- Lusby hailded in a statement, showing several years held the'resp)nsible posi . I - . . they are entirely- well.—Sabool house 0 painful-accidelit. He was ell aged in ,,ad lier feet frost bitten and two were � . . liquor on the day X
, I- suspected by himself or family until 9 11 I .�
I a, I , , EX eter. No. 4 is to have a fine new bell .to -grace cutting straw when his hand canie 'in slightly burned. The orreat ill.ir.a,cla tions. They Iniow 11`�
that for the year 1884 . he had collected , tion of teller in t i a B i k ( f Commerce its top and to hurry the bainis along in nearly mid -night when lid began to grow C5 J0 . -
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- . contact Irith. the,gearing of the cuttill., that they escaped. ThereIrasnoinsur- . t'he law.
the f ollowing, slims: S"llade trees, $23.25.; in ti,lis town left here on Thursday 'for &N-NIVERSARY ,SF,RvicEs.—The anni- ' the morning.—Many of the farmers rather worse. A doctor was then sent � . .
I . . box which severed the little finger and ance oil the buildin ' --The poultry ex
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r . efuse fro m- Streets, $12.20; street wat- Chicago. Mr. R: P. C istie, of the versary-serinons announced to be ,held near Harlock have put in a busy winier for, but ere lie arrived life's brittle I g (V, contents. To �,
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. 0, W 91 . a n, a! eft on Thursday iii (!a�reii Presbytaiian church of this .rs. Forbes,was
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. - I , -dra,%,-ing cordwood an thread had been seveiNpd by that sud- —Mr. Malcolm Morrison, ,Of G'odei� I e ds in . I Success. Between tl
va;Constalyle's feesi $17.X- poundage, for Simcoe. 'During their residence d square timber to away from lionle vi,sitill,r fri�ll
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., . here both gentlemen niade inany Iv6ui notwithstanding tlic exceeilingly rough . ' . y tratford. Mr. ,
I Deceased was ill theveryiprinic of man- Ni-tre bn,,exhibition, i
autin of $435.75. The Fi,nan.cP- COM M it- friends who will always be glad to lea,rn' state of the weather, a very good nuin- men would be hard to find.—Business is hood, and his sudden death has cast a a, fatal illness, died on Saturday at tile Forbes may rest assured ttiat lie has tile 1� I
tea reported in favor of-, retai-iling the of their prosperity and wel I doing and be r were present. The Rev. Mr—Mur- buzzing at Knox's saw mill these days. oloom over the community. Vis wife age of 73 years. He was for 18 years a 831"Pathy of his iliany fri6id,s in his of tile ipal brvet
billiard licetise fee at the sanie figure as will also be pleased to extend to the . Logs are coining in from all points. 0 - alice.. 111illc L. 4)'r. %:��
-in a r&T delivered an e. cellent sermon, doi .. resident of Goderich and tile large severe loss. The cause of tile' fire is I ,�Ir- I
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last year. ,The report was adopted, and. cordial welcome shou Id the y -at'ainy time justice to the text that he chose, ang. of the C011111111114 in their -sad Ilereave- on Monday, although tile day attribilte410 the il-"sh box. - I - -
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0 1 the future return. --At a meeting ah o keeping up his former reputation of Chiselhurst. was bitterly cold, testified to the esteem .1 "
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notice at t4e last eeting, was lost.. The h Id in t. Thonias church Monday being a first-class preacher. .On Mon- LOCALITiES.—C eathe, and plenty ' in which be was held. . Mr . . t. -
I � old w* BuiEF8.---4Nfr. James White, of Hay, --- 2 - XlTin, Bright has been re -ii, alld allno:St 1=11,elliat
fees will, theref ore, be the Sam-, a as f0r� -evellina, last Mrs. Pulichav ,- the organ- day evening the ail aual tea-ineeting was of snow. —Tb a mails have I een a little recently shipped a fine lot of horges —About one o'clock oil Thursday pointed c p-
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- merly. After passinga number Of ac- ist was.presented U, lexploded� The tabit,
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counti the Council adjourned to me t ing 826 and Miss Ma , I 0. Mr. B. B.-,,J�arvis, assessor at a . ly flaniaged, awl the".
I e a a Campbell, which a large numberwere present, and tarded 'by ' the -house of John McLean, shoemaker, , is I I
459 . snow storms. -1 -ailing- Larg qu iltiti�s of grain, I ,1,,Ilt salary of $too� Ir ew . n I
-Ma .Jrr. 11- a a , iN . _ Bolton, - be .
ac,aiii at the call of the yond wbich ,o dal.
.,:) . yor. leader of the choir was ma le the reci- after the visitors h ul done justice to the ton MeTaggart has left t0a�tteiid � woo' I sal" SaItford 'near Goderich. The L �
01�1 I . '�. iings provi de I Sea- logs and square timber are b6ing d I � I treasurer, at a salary of $11004 . C11111se Colild be assign
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d go c)d tI i - i d by the ladies of forth High School. WellIn' t6n has brought to ill, bitterly - cold. The "
IN -1P.- �MVNAI-L ,*--- . pient of a handsome - g . hn -. 0 a' y was furliii- —St. Mary's Literary C1111) 11.0l(il
I LANCS SALE.- --The m at 1-,,1--,4-- Tzm-'k 4-11. a-- 44-11 +11 11 11 ]-.I, ;-..%. 11 11 __ _ A 1-4. 4.1 1 tl , a, —A Foresters' ext;
I I i ,:; excee e any already gained for Ininself a g9od repu- excellent for that purpose.—
a� io-il. -,iale of hilported and Ca,na,diAmi made . L�. --i � -a T,�?�A � %, LLL 1, , Vy � vyml� omv�l I ie )u ding was lilocl;z Parliallient this Nveek. Y -,\Tr. W. � in tile Presbyterian I
, oil behalf of the coi 7rega.tion in heretofore held ill the chu:rcli,—although tation as a school tea(,Iid-r but wishino RPv'-val destroyed. There Ivas no insurall'ce. .
I 5 ) C services are still being carried on -ill tb6 I : C. Moscrip will ,be the leader of the ona evening lately.'
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hredClydesda16 horses,thepropertyof Mr. recognition, of i the estim,�ble services so fained - for their good cooking—th6y to attain a higher degree has -tteiermined Methodist 'church here, and are' ' . 19. Merrill has ])ought of '4 ,
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- ,lillan of Hallett, ._; . fairl� --L%lr j. government, antl .I\.Ir,-. ('X1. Moll., of F. eter -eupi,ed the dudr- .
took place rendered by the -se ladies ina ieir respec- went to the upper part of the. church, on another course of Studies. .- .,x z,
. He has attended.—'Mr. J. It Allward, of Cii, W. Jarvis 50 acres oil the Huron road� will lead the opposition. A num-ber of - ,oil-- of tbe large,4
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Ori We(lnesday Icast. The weather, al- tive positions.—The chora society will where a platform meeting was held, the abilitiand vim, and we trust will cianati- Ohio, is at present visiting Goderich township, near Holmesville the citizens of Exeter will forin tlic� op- Milverton. - 11 he nit-
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eet for pradtice next wee] , on Monday ,ches being delivered by the Rev. ere long give a good account of himself. 'in this neighborhood.—On Wed- payin a tb eref or the .Sum of 1,'.-412, 1 -, -) .
though. sm-newhat lyluste'ry, was not cold . m I I SpPle friend.,; 11 jvblcl� p
afad on. tile Nk-hole Ivas very- favorable. instead of on Tuesday eiven' g. as usual. Mqssrs.,Fletcher, Teeter, and Murral 3O .. 0. ' _ ositioill anil the .subjeet to be discussed . �itriinlental, -was of ti
I r. TEA MEETING.—The tea -pieeting at nesday of last week Mr. Win. Welsh, of is colial it good figure. -2NI . 1'. . s is Imperial Federatioll. all were satisfied.
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T here was a';' 4117mensC GrOwd Of People —The Good Templars 01 this town I% - Pascoe a.11d Mr. Thompson, who the Methodist church came off as adver- ibis place, "%V&s united in the bonds of had this place rented, but gave it lip I � ----,\I]-. J. If. Carter, of �st. Marys, met --The St. ,'.Marys v
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a, P, wag miaxelled to the Methodist -,4111'rch in a Z ad to be. pre§eiit, were un- tised. The. carpenter shop of Mr. T. matrimony to Miss Martha Blatchford that the sale iniglit be completed. I With a very ' - . two ganies in Loiuloi
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a, magmiticelit succesay nearly every see- body - o' S ideiit the other
C� - n Sunday evenin ast' to *hear. avoidably absent, the former holding .
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tion of the Provinc6 'being re resented, -the funeral7sernion of thge� r late sister revival meetings in his own church, and u p in which to spread the tables,'which, this village. The marriage ceremony says Neil McNeil, l n lip pictures. He -,v.Is sial ,clubs played. St. )l
while H,uroii and Perth sea in., es to have Miss, Booth. ---:The offic . Mcliinesj ldhig on a step - ,
; I I., ers of the 86olva the latter being in ill-bealth. Mr. Mar- tile ladies did in,excellelit style, Show- was performed at the residence of the and John Urquhart, of the to-wilsilip 0 ladder, _
tuxined. (, ut. almost en 7wsse. There were tion Army,"wit-I �. '6er 0 . . est City club, defo,
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i, a Ilarg f tin - pasto of the church, acted tactand ability that would be hard bride's father by the bride's I -and in the act of reach-ing up the ,
23 animal offered, and, Of these 16 were soldiers . w�llt to, Bruss( s Thursday chairman, and .4irst called oil the Reava' Mu ' �
I � I ,Tass. Tea -,over the crowd retired Rev. T. W. Blatchford, B. A., of Strath'- attempted burglary at the, 6iiseof Nei Carter clutched at a book -case 'which : - Atfeating them by 0
sold.The stock was of the verybest qual- evening last Iveek to assist hi air brethren 'k1r. Fletcher, who, wheii. he rose, said jto the church, where a rich litara roy, afterwhich the happy couple t;ook McCuish, in the same township, las was near him, and pulled it Pon . . and Tha:inesville thei
ity the -Prnyince can prodac - e,andthelt-ni- in th�i�town.—Iil ihe list:of tbose .who he - was like tile HigrIllanders- -in battle ; treat was in store for them. Rev. r. down u -
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7.1.3 .- I before the be Nvas always put forward to break the Torrance presided in-1iis. ustal pleasant followed by the well-wislies of their jail to stand their trial. It appqars Me' bone of his right arni, . --1 thus 1,ei`�UE�g theni
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14-,-L', coil'-�ikleriiigg the lang'e attendance were licensed as Baxristers, � P- -e have Teeter and Murray following '- gave - and Dyke were edifyiii g 1111 d ilistructi ve, . dealfroni his- -- . r - :
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