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I . ; 7 k ) - � � � . . I . - _: - � , . I i . . � � . . � --- I.. - . . I a I , . . I . I - � - I � � - . I. I '. . - , wov-9wFIR 27, 1885. - � - - - . . . . - i . . � - � - I I I . .� - � I * . . I; - . I � - I I— - . - . ; . ! . . . . I I i I . � 1. I � . . � I . X : . _� - - I --- � 7 ,.- . . . � � - ii� I ... . .. I TAE HTJRON-. EX? 'SITOIR �'l -_ I I I I � � . . t oil , I . I . - - I 1 1. I:-- - . � I I � I I I I I - � . . . . . - - I , . I . I � . � � . � ... � ... �, 8 I ,, � �__ _W -1 : . wam - _.." ._�. __m I . .. . .. I I . . - - � 1: _T_ '. - i - ' ined the brush in the. s at nin N __ � _. ;__--- . I -1 � . __ __ ___. I ., I � - . . , CJP A 1� ? , I I - - - � . I I , old his a;bsence the young bad exami . n1i A �� . . . � 9 . . mation with the- foregoing resolution. . DiOrin ; s and recomrawded that e EDWA. ,0L .1 A. I .. . I � . � i i an , , I d A. Hislopl. I V . .- o - . . 0 $2 100 received and put in circulation '- Ii ta for the poAtion of Revising W confirming the above was 5 � had acca don to use the key to council agree to the - proposal of His �p : -1 1� - . ` er The by -la; I I I -- �� .'' . I rr 4nol appeared = � � I ' . . I � � . qM it-, tv I 4 %P#,01J#r,6,, here that would �not have been 'had the C ist6r's clerli for South Huron und d passed; T her bag : t it had dis , � : .. .. - . qu , I � . oration, and this the new Franchise Bill. -Mr. C. L. read all to she ha( left It. Sid, in due time and pay one-half the amount becess . ' . . . . . . -1 . - . I A � creamery not been in op "U Its hotel* 1 it wo . _!, - - - - - . I 0; . � I I . meet again at'11yle , *h e .for cutting (Iowa the brush, as it w0iild - ... i money is not'drawn from our ,own People, Papst has been laid up for some days. journed . ' tl e office, and Miss M01118 �he Cash Dry Goods -and Millinery - --- .,.. . . to 10th day iet rned t . . � - ------ �. I is. We hopd, however, to- see him -around -conce 8; on Thursday, t1i , � 9 etiefit to the road. - -Report . . � but come sources, and . - r found the be. a b .- I a f�oni outside . I . 1111iol ur of 10 o'clock, was surproed when her siste I ' - ; I ...- ! - DISTRICT MATTER& again soon. -The recent ,ha,rd -weather of De or, at the ho I - � . . . onsly adopted. The Reeve reported that Man, wishes to tell the people of the . I . ! . � . . �� - t �� . t just so i nuch gain to our national revenue,. c�111�1 . iing,koy ng I I . . � ' � I i - I . - it is I�ois had the effect of freezing- up the . a'. in. � .1 � --- . 'yi quite conspleu Jobb's bridge had been. repaire I by Win. - - I . i - I �utable facts . ds . I . . � ' he top� of the desk, but as nothing . ' country that be will eem- .. I . �� In view of thepe indis .. . En g mail mat ount $4. A15o tht Is - . . � . . .4though rough are . Jobb - am I town and 7 I I I ;. . and the roa ,� � t - ing missi ter t Ile ( I � 11 I somewhat strange that some people -will mad . . . Hensall. 1 1 as regard ,n P . , � . � I .1 . TO SUBSCRIBERS- - Btting good. -A conversiazione will : heards I ags for E. Armstr I . ..� - � I ... . � . � I i ; -still -continue to make their own butter. now the missin key- was notthougbt of. Next got necessary thii 0 inence On i - . I � . . ' . ut, $7.53. T.-ndiersi or � . . -- - ,�t . -:, . . . . 'rd in the basement of � the Metho- R' 9 I �� I - TG new subscribers'TAE Exposrrop. The auditor's sta;tement was unanimo 8 be he M G.1 C. Petty of the � "Yorkshire day Miss ellis went to London and ex- and sister.; aniou � � I . I., I I I I 0 , � I 11 d ' and t1l e patrons; wer �-)l dist - church;, Sea -forth, on Friday. eve- Packin Hop'se, is prepared 'to pay the highest Jobb's bridge were then opene Robert � � I - . . - - , ly adopte I plai led all'to Mr. Barker, who immedi� . I . . - . I . will be given from now- until t, ,nd of . * ich the op- cash prfee for live and dressed, Hogs. 936. � . . -lowest of seven: at he e ' -he result of -h his offibials to WiDghain Jamieson being tl;e �- � -t , � , - , I - I . he ning,.December 4th, at i . ks � 1886 for the pyiee of o' highly satisfied; with Mr. Hannah . stated ortullity will be .qffered all parties -so CEDAR, kOSTS. sent,on( of . Sa turday, I I . ae,i � -A f e'W thoi isand Cedar f�tel ( 'Mr. amie on's t�n- October 24 . 1. I ear!s subscrip semon's* operati6lis. I ,d gone. He fully $575. On motion _' J i , - IL -1 .- I 1i - 13 Rf4ullAIRLT ,.Whi;her the dulprit Ila L . ; 1� � I � I '. , I - - D. U 111 on der was ac , cepted 0, that, he L IL . .. I I � '. � . Nisposed to contributeby way- of dona- Posts, Stakes and Rail for Sale on condft , I . Z � tion. . � _. I . -1 that much of th e success attending the . articles suitable for furn:ish- 1jensall. Oi�.7-2 . I .t e ed the c arge i�ade against him I . . L.. - � - � _ � � . . 'L due to the excel tion or loan � .. I . - - I I I I TnE Exrosmpt and RuRAL CAXADDIN season's operations � -_ id bushels e nes44y vening. and under promise , gavie good securityl himself in $500 And "NBIVE . .�, I - . - i I the OATS. -One hundred Clow ai L I _ . .ofie bondsman in $500, to th satisfac- I AN EXT11, - I I . was � - I lent quality of tlik butter made by Mks. , ing the reading and other rooms of. of Oats, wa�.tcd for the Hensall Oatmeal *tlls 81 of n Leetin t gentl�rnan who had inter- I . , I . 9 ed - . va- excellent agricultural journal, will be -. t\ -engaged- Young Men?s Christian Association. for I . next tion of the. council. L. Lovell sta * . . EIGH= : . McTavish, and that he. had . once, for Nvhich the highest cash price- will be Wingham depot . e- . I -HOISE . i m- paid aocko.rding to the weii ie ed hi , at 8l - I .., V X - furnisheaat the very low pri f e of $2, to her for next r at an 'increased salary. the coming Winter. A -pleasant entertAi rht, be st re to try Hen- . that he had put in a culvert on the ' I g _4uliscribers. BY He also sulca� Ily .before selling elsewhei e'. lt�Ui"IAIRLT ning, a . - ...,_. I - � - &-11 advance payin mitted'an offer for next ment is promised and all are cordia salt J'I.r t U -. not then arrested. Sid. ts 5 and 6, concession 3, and �Mone . . - . I y reak, left for parts un- line. le 11 it Read � ' I cal p�rati6ns, a . make invited to be -present. Full particulars & WRIGHT. ! 937-2 . ... ad �, ere � .is would benefit the road, he asked e I . y y I ' . greeing to I . nt taken I . I . . I - I . this means the REsT 1,01 Paper and season's o] 'the -'same terms as this by circular later. -Mr. D. D. Wilson GRISTI�,* AND CHOPPINN .-At the kmown. Althod h theamou a eguncilto pay partof thec4sts. r. I . . � !" - . be got the butter on. . A 0 Ce Officials will sp re . - Sellila, the REsT Agricultural Paptr can � year, viz., f(5ur pelifs per pound. This -and, Miss Wilson left for New Ybrk on . Ilensall IMUls as usual -this " 'being one of the mall,. the To . d giving B vans was instructed to - ex imine the - �� , - . 7 -_ - County,you 0 . I -acin 101earing Sale ,- I I I - � - most complete Roller Mills in thu g im up an . . i I for a very 1xifling, cost. - � � offer'was unanimously accepted, when. Friday last. They will likely. return ,rid report at the nex; meeting. I - . will always be sure of a good artic e of Flour. Iii the puni ihment, he justly deserves. same a . . I - I . . ' - . . . � : I . 1. d this week.' -Miss Kilpatrick, who has . . L , I to hear of this a'ffair,, as. After or of act �ounts the - I - Set Subscriptions take� as usual for Air. Robert, Turnbull was reappointe .937.2 , passing a numb . : . I 1. . I . � ei� are sorry ... _� - - , estern Adver- auditor; Mr. Hannahl' salesman, and for some time filled the position of head LOCAL BRIEF& 217rade owing to the ;A on has been in the council adjourned until the 1 th of De- - OF HIS LARGE- AND VALUADL-3 .... I, I ___�: - 'he I � -the SC,o L . . I - . : - lobe, ; � � - The milliner in! -Messrs. Thos. Kidd & Son's .. f , I Le L - I - the Weekly G the I '". el I at Kipp � . . . - . Mr. Charles Wilson, treasurer. very �ad state of. the r"ciads, is rather - � I t Postmaster for comber. - 11 I I I . . � , , itness. � _ . -ban s to present L . . -OF - i � C?s STOCK tiser and the Montrei-l' ; pai-' establishment, left town on Wednesday I . . " I . - i � meeting was brought to a close by - quiet in the village at pr esent. I Mr. .. a:bO thir 6rs, and this, we believe, - . .. Z I - L � I I I . I!, ' for Elora. -Mr. Ranton and Mr. Arthur David Millar, V,�. S., has inov �y , yev . . Cr'anbrook. . . I _____EAT B'110THER.14- SLingavoteof thanksto the Mayorfor" ed into the have had.- . . -. P0 . . . , .. .. he firht trouble they _§ - -1 Z ; - . is I -ks arf sadly in DRY GOODS - . - itive Z : .1 . - - - � - . the free use of the town hall in which tai Trott, members of the Hallelujah Band. dw'ellin which he recentl puf6hased - , � . BRIEF.s.-Our sidewal ) � - . t . . Coi% I . - . I � I I . I A RE, PLY TO Cc PROHIBITIONN-"-We hold the meetiug'. . J . in charge of Rev. David $avage, spent from 9r. J. Blaichford, 'jr. W,o are I � need- of repairs. -Business is 3omewbat- . . - , I - I � . . � - __ - . . , , :, . . . - . . - n account of the bad . . I have received from, Mr.- Robert. Arm- 4 . ..several days here last week. Both �gen pleased to see Mr. Millar in the village ' I dull just. now o MILLINERY I I - � .. I . � 1 Belgrave. I - ,) - � - I cation inreply to that ' OLD COUNTRY� GOODS. __ Wilson - & tlemen have hosts.of friends in Seaforth, - once more, he, for i the past year or so . I road$.-Tbe; Grey Plowmen's Associa I . Olearn � strong a comm uni � � . I I - , I Z . � L I week. over the sigt- Young, Scafbrth, have received and opened o always glad to see andwelconie having lived a shok distan ce out; Mr. IRE BARakms are going fast. Come tion purpose having a grand c6 nLcprt h e I . - � ., er �� . � I which &-ppeared last ut who are . . . .� .. I I . nature of-, 11 Pkohibition,"I We are sorr-y, our dir6ct importation of Crockery, Chim, and them. They took an active part in the at 01 ice and �ect re cheap suits, overcoats, caps, about the end of December. -The medal CLOTHING, I � I � 1. � . . Blatchf6rd- in turii has mo ed into the aar- . 1 7 ---- Z - . . tweeds, flannels, c ._1 . I . . I Glassware, composed of, Dinner Sets, Breakfast boo i, shoesi dr4 �as goods, I'll � . � I . I kowever, that we can hot publi and Tea Sets five o'clock Tea Sets, Tete -a -Tete' several meetings of the Salvation Army house he lately purchased' f rom Mr. D. re -or crockery at cost for cash. Will remain the property of the Grey I . I � sh Mr. . , ts I glasswa . _; - in tow '. Plowmen's Association 'r thi i year, as CARPETS &a. , � � - ' . . Arn�strovg`s letter for the' rea-son that it ToiletSets and'a .great variety of'Motto while n -The free classes in, L, Thomson. -Mr. John It rrquhart, of reading pri§cs paid for produce. A. TAYLOR. lor 2 . I I I . . I - . - . Set," racotta charge of the Womeri's . . 935 won it broke the . . - .1 . is a gross and abusive personal attack CUPS and Saucers Majolica ware, -Ter , e Chri�tian Tem-, Chathani, is here And intends assisting - I s the pl.owman who I � r " d' ne ornamentEf" suit-- I - the sApposed wAter of that to Ware, Vases and hrin 801 2 peyance Union are filling up fast, there - o CKA )s ales iting his ri. lit to it.- . - - . � for Christmas, Wedding or Birthday X IL - in the mills during,the wint r months.' rivate and Auction 8 rules, thereb- y forfe . "Pon I e being -la L e w th' ce3tre of attraction here. They -J. B. Clark recently bou . e stock � I Will be sold )A . which, it professes to be a reply- If Mr. (note),we do not sell goods at -or i uin er oat, ow about 35 pupils in attendance. ght th . - L are el 'has � . 1 Know what )Out *r. W. H. Williams, who has been are lin 0 eir large and well assorted Stock of For this reason, Ild - believes that ; t Axinalt Ong will send us a suitable reply With thirteen years experience, we L -Mr. D. D. Wilson has stored &I R. Smith's store here, and . � . � - I the people residing L here for the past week, left a i, Readymade Clothing, Hato in A. � . . . : � wantandcan assure the public that Gen ral ry Good,,; � I . oluts raised 1.00 -barrels of apples in his refrigerator, hatham. -The Rev. 0. -lower than added largely of new stock, and dan I'll, in which he deals with the . few days ago for 10 t prices 20 per cent Ready Money will be Slower this wA. ... - Z - I I � our prices are as to* as any house in the trade. pf and Ftirs a I - 7 � . . . - . � - � - . . � shall t i- here for Lon ith to ,7 rytb* I - e only too .which he intends keeping for the spring Alessrs. George, of. Edinville, and Ball, the � owest. Th .-y Intend leaving now supply customers w . .e ing . . . Uy his opponent, we - No troubld - . . I . � - . � Call and see our MiLmmoth Stock - - . . . I I I � .- yone wanting to pur- f I � - I dest ore, in threc weeks, an - - d . . � � I glad to publish it, but he must confine to show goods.. VLaoK & YoLxo, Seaforth. . 937. market.. . Of this place, exchELnged pill )its on Sab.; rom, a needle to an anchor. I - I son than usual, and as his is a, Cash, . . � f chw e new Frest and Clean Dr3 oods, will save . I : . I * himself within the bounds of reason and PmLmAw & Co. of the Seaf- owth Car- - ur merchafits a I oettina in- � ningon theirs orel . thenext . � . - . y Ca4 . - 1 . I : � . I i . � i - . . - bath last.�O .eg - moTi ey b t . urin I Lakelet. 1 1 Business he must of necessity turn - - - � � I . I , Winthrop. . I . r i 41ecency. . nage Works have now as fine an assortment of -,.- I largeand well assorted Christmas stocks. 20 ( ays. .' All are welcome and male happy. . I th � . I I � I . .1 i 11 I i - , 1,1any hnes of goods.' . I 1 : 0 - Cutters of every, style as can be found in Any THE &OTT ACT. --:-We are requested to. I � I . shop in this part of the country. For style and' -The friends of Mr. and Mi s. Wni. Car- Auc 4on Sale every night at 7:60.1 937 LITERARY Soaml'y.-A ineating as la,rge stock into ready money at,the, � I -.1 f . I A HURON- Mj�,7 ,state that a meeting of those interested 11 .- # . - ooet, and others at a i � ,ISTER IN IRELAND.- d . lile, formerly of this place, but now of . i " hunq : 11 � I � . e material thes� vehieNs can not be gurpasse -in enfo . rei . ng the Scott Act, w -ill be held . f Brussels. ; held in tile town hall here on Thurs . i , --- to think- - . I .- We learn from a private letter that th A cheap for'6ash pr on sho;j the Northwest Territory,wi'l be pleased � I pemns seem � tr . - . . . They will be sold ver� I st, for the purpose.- of org 1, - I � L � in before purchasing iii the �Temperance -Hall, Winthrop, on - )leased with , MRS. A�EY ANDER'S unrivalled Millm'- evening la - earliestopportunity. - � LLL . iusitto,clear out Old su - . Rev. T. B. Taylor, formerly of Bayfield, credit. Call and gee the to learn -that they are well . . i ,e L �_ I - � �� , I and well known throughout the* l will make money, by doing so. � Monday eveiiing next at half -past seven tl e country, are in the enjo nent of good ery, �vith terrifle cuts in Dry Goods, is having izin a Literary Society for tI ; win.&r. - . . as the stock is all new., � O. ly . a great run at ti te neiv Lion Store. "I businet I . I - Forbes' 'L fairly go d crops� an 1 936�2 It g Lppointed: G. William- .is, he I -mows that . - I - Remember Pittman's Carria&,e Works, Main was a grand success, and t to foll6w- To accomplish thi � I . 1.9 now, stationed as assistant minister at 'clLock, to discussl the, situation an to clabe up the � - Irelan Street, Seaforth,.first door rth of. . �d h al.0, and report fair d - 1 .7 � _. Clontarf, county Dublitil d. There Livery Stable. 937 1 1 transact some important business. . I ge oral prosperity.- Mr..E. R. E�ans,. NEW STOR . -J' G. Skene has opened ing,officers were E . . the goods must be sold -just at the time, . � . mah, buyers. It will I, � A . sident; H. Young, i ice-presi . I I I - out one thous' d people in the U' RS good attendanceis aesired. i ilor- ha's been 1 ainting and out a general store in the shop formerly son, pre . _� - ' are ab all I PAINTING -WITH THr, RomAw COLO I I merchant ta , I . - I - At the . ; . � � - I I - � dent; W. McQueen,secretary-;reasurer. 1� : . . � parish and a congregation. every Sunday TAU011T.-MiOSMoore has acqnired -the art, and - . .... rior of his occupied I)y the Lion. Mr. Skeene has that the people need them, and have . � I i otherwise.improvirig the in _ I . I 11 ' It -was agreed that. ille entertaintnent ,. - I � . � I ,.� of between five and six hundred people. is prepared to teach, the new and beautiful - . : . Hibbert. .. shop. -The many friends of Mrs. D. 'had the 'shop overhauled and painted, I ,,- ' ! � . �, rans. for next Thursday evening the 26th in8t the money to spend, and in otd,6r . �, , t �, � I ethod of Painting, with. the 116nian or T makes a great improvett . - �O .11, � . SEA -FORTH I 7 Mr. Taylor does. not like Ireland as well .in . RETuRNED.-Mr. J'ohn McLean, son he 'which kent on it, * - I ol She will engage to teach Urquhart will be pleased to lo -arn thats � - - I . I parent Water C ours. be a debate: "Resolved that the Gov I . . I as Canada, but'both him, self and.. Mrs. of.John McLean., Esq., of the 13th con- i has nearly recovered from�'her late ill- And one ' ukh needed. He also took - ' . L - - the system erfectly in from one to four lessons. I - 01 ent is justigable in the ex cution of secure a large share of the cash, he has 1� I . � � � on 1-: . , Taylor enjoy good- health,, and if I'vIrs. Terms. moderate. Apply at her residence cession, has returnedhome from Man* emly verandah that was ernm I . . . ness..-Miss Mack, of Hay; is visiting down tile unse Riel, not takind the insanity plea into. . I . . - Aud by so doing )VU Is. " , em..en,t of Victoria Street, or at the Mechanics' Institute. e front. L � . � - I T aylor's health, for the im-prov I tobw and intends to remain here during friends in Kincar4ine.__rMiss Nicholls, over tb resolved to offer' 'Thesetaimes vrill-'not �i . . I which he went to the old country, bon- gov. 25, 1885. 937-3 � --jRobert Graham consideration." The affirmative willbe - .� . - % � . er. Mr. McLean and his- two of'London, -who was' here ,on a visit has LARGE SHI P>1E.NT. l . . follovkmg Minter O" , I . L � I . . tewart I " ap Fut-E ARTs.-Mr. R. Crockett wift taken'by Messrs. Dulmage, S I 9 - I tinnes: as favorable as pearances now � . . "= have been in Manitoba for returned 4om d 16 shipped 'tfiis week 11,000 - . - I .. . . e. . . �gram ea er, , negative Extra Ready Money Induce- - I ive youso , . I pocke% and r � I . . pen a class :16r instruction in Oil and Water - ; a y ; and the - indicate, he hopes to, be back. in Canada. 0 &c.,- about three years.. -We are ple 6d to state 'bushels of peas, being 25� car loads, from - - * again before very long. I . Colour Painting, Painting on. China, Satin, CATTLE SMOTHERE*D.-One day last i SALT WELL. England. defended by Messrs. Young, 1S �ay, Scott . ments - . . Felt Boots U04� V up� ' I . ! in the Classroom of the 31echanies'lustitate, on . ' . that our salt well, under the able man- this station for 'export to ' - � . - " � I ese --oods this sown � . . . I Friday and Saturday afterno3n of each week.. week .Mr. Webb who resides on the 14th aftenient of Mr. George McEwen of this This is the Ix,gest shipment of the kind - and McQueen. A lively time iq, expected . I � � 11-1 th b 1, I - A SE.&FoRTn Boy's Loss.. -The follow- Partierdars as -to terms, &o., may be had � from I I . as this is a live question. - I . - L bireak- around .-is they,`,, ' , i . � . . . . concession, lost two young cattle ill a 1. � , ice is and has been do ing, a I _ I � . . Mr. Moore, Secretary X-echanics' Institute, or . . - large ever made, rom Brussels, and speaks - q8 I :early and examimelor. .. � Ing pal 0 No ; I � � from Messrs. Lumsden & Wilson. 937xl I ,very peculiar way - It . of well for OiX,r n ark4, which is one of the LocALs.-The roads have been iii a In ever 'department for the balance of - . . i - ragraph appeared a-mou the tele . It seems that there � sZatre of usiness. In fact o much . y -1 - .. . 1� - 'e I .11 . hie'leapaV � s"In . . e I Don7tg tya --- I 11 . . p . the Lon n papers . . - 0 � was an old straw -stack in the barn. yard 1 late has the patronage in(reased that best in Western. Canada. Those peas terrible state lately, but at' now drying . _� aii-gone� - . . I . , . � � on rid .. last : "The -Watford 6eese. . . 'and the cattle had- burrowed holes a little. Couldn't a sidewalk be con- the year.- Apairof thise b". 4 STR - D PxRTH. -The arbitt a- ' I I : .1 . ATFORD AN Mr. Iv%cE en. finds it necess),ry to con- being shin'tied out of our country, the - I and Rubbem We' i � -- was burned this ,morning, and � - 1 i - - V. 1'. has nothing to do with structed from the village ill) to the � - bw I fac � tors appointed to settle . the matters in '.underneath it and werie in the habit of siderably ext�nd the length f the main g oriod I �. � , I .. I I I I was a to : loss. Mr. Wm, . Smith, the disp e between. the city of Stratford going mitwb these holesfor shelter. These Ig thE price got for them as schoolhouse. -Some of themembersof - I vaned. stock- to gelwt� I I ut . . - . b ildi in oederto carry -0 the busi- .enlargi mn will keep you posteci I s � Is, a year ing an � wi I ing c f starting - . - - -these aTe the;mwl I l a narroiv escape, his 1* d a two year . ness � cheeset maker hac and the county ul . m8t x well, th its -inexhaustible they were b)ught at regular malket the Curling Club are talk This colu i - . - - � & . . re the fire was s of Perth on. account of two. anima rink operations this winter. . We hope - : . - cheap. Get a 90(d PW . �hed being burning befo * the -had been thus underneath this old s idvantages over rates. I - . � discovered. He lost all his fwrnieture, tratford becoming'�eparated from . old ' -thre h' bed of a t, possesBeFi a m-�as; Wednesday we had again they succeed ia getting .it flooded. -Mr. -week by week as, the 'Ready Money . 11 , then 'bU b - : � _Ton will be a . coun-�y7 have completed their labors and 1 stack when the S 11112 hi many ioth sin point Of si ation and Yn . . . � I - � - ,. I � - � . . I - clothes and - bedding. Insurance on handed in their report. The arbitrators menced. work in Mr. WeT)b's barn, and shippi�g facilties and no -with the a fire alarm, but this time it was no Win. McQueen is engaged as teacher for Sale progresses at �, K_ These are also -down i I . I - it .1 � - in�rease I I I � I - kousehold goods, $400. About 150 were Judge Wilkinson of Napanee, -ap- - ,without being obderved the old stack present a4 [di 'pri. to the I , and the false one, as ;he house of Henry Town another year- at a good i Of 1. I lnews, Ytisis& avd � ; * . . - F ekeeses were burned- fully insured. . I ed over with new.,- straw. and f t th t have a+t I y equip I to be on fire. The firemen salary. -Now is the time, to learn �' * I . Lined-overshoes*ad- I � ' - 0 ' In i ed- by the. Lieutenant -Governor ; was cover so a we 0 " - � i a C� � - , . I _n I I I t . h ai imals were imprisoned underneath. ped coop, ,r shop in conne tion there- . '. -1 YO nm- . The factory wr1$ 04 e�`iiy W. R. Rich- I e u or ,was seen F strumental music, as Miss W ams,'- E., McFAUL'S - I - I . ohn McMillan, lEsq., Reeveo'f Hullett soon had. Phe engine in lace, although . I u. at very low- P' : ardson, of Strathroy, mid valued at . ompetent teacher, of Clifford has te- . � - . . Are sar . It appoint�dbytbd'county, and John E' it. After the machine had left, the. with,.we may well. say we have 'salt almost'a7tivar er of a mile away and the c ll - - _ prised to Ud h, , - . . . . $92,000; insured for 1,200. Mr. Smith . . � cattle were missed and failing to . cently commenced a class in our little ASH DRY - GOODS AND . . . Barrister - appointed by . find. ,avy. Everything was so C , -ad shoes At present , I ifarding, Esq., l works wh ,ch for appeararice and bon- roids very be . . . .� . a I : is a son of Mrs, Smith of this town,and - . . I . . �. I . . I Stratford' - The award tiarns ont, to be them any other, place about the farm it venience will- compE� very favorably well hanoled that they succeeded in village. � � vIc to 950; �a&tl� sh� ___T1 - � z , son -m -law of Mr. Robeit Fulton, of _ ' MILLMERY HOUSKs ; I I I much -more favorable to th4�county than occurred to Mt. Webh-tha-t they might with any the Dominion: . I saving th� g1r, Ater part of the house th � - __ . . I and Heavy Boots k; Pi . . � : I : I llggmtoudvillc� . I was anticipated. It requires the city to 'te under the stack. ' A search was in- I 1` . - . . . I the surprise o all. It will be about one- Goderich. � . - " � lot,of meze-snine -Fzen � - - I I - - . . , pay $19,000 as its share of -the county stituted and sur& enough they were I I third load, W aiall is fully covered 'by �' . . SEAFOP�TH; ONM �� __ �_ �. I I ! 2urioh. . . ? . .1 - - Long Boots �of iouriow)l � I .oAD.-At a con-. d - insuranceJ THE PERILS OF THE D=P.-2rhe Gode- - - - - 11 we h1ve . I I . I OUR MV,%-1CIAX,q ABR . . ebt on or before the Ist'of April next, �Iound there, but both of them were dead', at his �r e-si- I . � I . - - verytiaeap- - - � - i - . It ; cert giv 9 � - This -it having been smothered. - . ! � � I en in Clinton last w6ek, for -the , with interest at 5 per cent. DiEDI-Mr. Louis Ilse died UARIEs. - rs. Thomas Town, rich Signal of last week says : The tu .. p I Z Vilf � I � . - OBIT , M -X - Gee. . I - I donee, on the Babylon Line, last Satur I church cemetery this. week. r. I Fine Long Sewe . � benefit of the Presbyterian Sabbath - . � � ". � . James Clarke; Captain A. Chambers, � - � -- I . seems is five- tho4sand dollars more than � 0. who. reti'ed *in her usual health last . Park, of Chrystal &Black's boiler Works, . �� . � � . - I - School, two of our I�dy a mateurs took i . day Morning. He had Attained the a1ge . . . � i I . with nine fishboats in tow, ret irried last . � � �� 1. _�i jir,g have $911 a 1-0t A �, the county offerdd ito settle for last Jan'e. . Tuckersmith. Sunday light, died before morning I Goderich, was repairing the boiler in. � . - I I .. . I 11&rt.. Of their performances the New. without any arbitration 'and the city re. . . of 85 years, and had,been gradually of heart 'dis4 �ase. Her husband was , week from the fishing ground s. . , - � � I I � 2 . : THE SCHOOL TRusTEE - ELECTIONS.- t When Gosman 8 saw mill Iast week. -Mr. . R. , I . weoffer �cheap� DOnN , . p I . Ern make.% -the following complimentary 0 I failing for the last two yeags.' - He !was -y b about ten miles' off the Saul le, about A .. L - � 11 fused the offer claiminc, tba.t it was n t The Tuckersmith Scho" awakened! by er heav reathin ', and I I . . . -1 � . ol Board have ere. I . 9 Howard hats rented his- fine residence . ' I , � � 1: � not -ice. ; It says: " Of the. outside " interred in the Lutheiran. cemetery h I eleven o'clock at night, a sud len lurch - . I . in Cndom;orderedl in struck a light mly to see her life depart. - . Z � � , f man from Smith's HHL - . � " � . t . . Mr. Henderson, of Goderich, , safficiently *fa-Mrable. Had theY ac- decided to -take advantage of the , De�eased was one of the fir settl P � - of the tow line caused the first and third a � � � I .1 Ito cepted this offer, however, they would ege afforded by the new law,. aupdriwnji- . : a., She leave� a I tusband and largi� family -The Rev. W. Henderson, formerly of I front. Leave yourell _. � . I . ,I 4 � =8 Campbell, of Seadorth, were I . a on" I Hay,toWnship. i to mourn her loss. They have the boats to part company with it. The this,village, but now of Fore t, -is g6iing "I � Store. � . i - 11 now be five thousand dollars. better Off. have the School Trustee eliection the . . . . ana get suit� h 0 1� _. ' � the favorites, although Miss Johnson � it 8, - -A young man na.med S mrgeon -also wo boats drifted against the tow line, . . - .- 11 - ?�. i - I besides the hare of the expenses of the am Yin h of many friends in their t preach the anniversary'sSermons m. - gilaprAn I � � ' I teed to &U lew ;� - i s e- clay and in the sdme,ma,uner. ad the passed away on Saturday He wa' pait Y: and were capsized. Although the tug to ] . I S I also of Seaforth, is very little, if any,, . , s a . , . I i 1. , _�, � arbitration which will not be a 'trifliD :ad Trinity church on or about the EirA I I promRay ,done; old �c I ilt . Imp' bereave ent. . Her remains were 11 i � 9 township muni i &I elections. The� son of 'Mrs. Sturgeon, bf Fantown, a d1er convoy were on the move, the 7 - i .4; in-ferior to Miss Cam. pbell, but she li�s __ ' I � . an I.: . - As its share of the cost of the 'to I .,he Brussels cemetery on Nike new. , , t , -, matter. . . . o Sunday in January next. His did par* x �' - - i L . uite as amch volume in her voicO .' nominations will also be on the same e ' third bo r .1 � , ` � I is to day This will make quite a change . � A. I not q . widow �and is thi second of her sons I " t f administration of justice' Stratforc . . � Wediiesday.- Robert Brown,, who has . Occupant" Of the � - � � - all were, very, heartily eucored. Mis's who have died with* year past. Great Inkster and Thomas Craigie, crambled, ishioners will be glad to see him amongst, .. ' - -1 � I very '885 paid by .the There will be four Trustees -to be in a been aili�g -during the pa*st summer � ,- he ad& - L . Ci-mpb6ll has inipro-ved very much since pay $0 for e . athy is felt the bereaved mother, in's boat, w iich they hem once more. -Two _am . 1. ]Remember t 1 2 1 ' � � ' for . into Johnnie B4 t men, Wm. Spe - � � .. _ county. It -will thus be 'seen that Mr. elected in January. Under the old sy ... P being leftalot e in her de- with ca r it the stomach, .died at his and Henry Brandon, spent. Thursday �� . . � . - her last appearance hete,. and in a short - McMillan, although on whoi is thus- . I . bed7hold. of while it was passing. . I . � � . ,- � .- . time will doubtless � e of th ly a lay-mati, has ,system each ono of illese Trustees would clining - . I I - . residence On Sunday morning. Mr. gra.b . . . ftt in the coolqr. On Friday morning �� - - . I IN with the have been elected by the ratepayers of " Brown was one of Grey's' successful W -las . I I e years. ' , I . P . r4n--k as on held his olva and a little more, I them It was impossible to notify in Spears I introduced by Chief . � W. Ken. F Z i � ,A NE'�i AimzAN.-Mr..Owen G6'ger. . . I- 1� . - rano, sin ' , . ,� 1.2 M �. , . I � farmers, having made a comfortable �� I-, I � � I . best sap ger.4 ii� the Dominion." th _ Ithis . the tug of the disaster, and it Davis to their Worships Kelly sucl � e minent legal gentlemen associated wi - his respective Ward, but by, the;, now . � .17 Mr. Hendersoii, although now a resident . of the'Brownso'n Line, moved into . pushed on to Southamptor, leaving . . I '� I 1. - - �t�. him on the arbitration. - We stated at in adopted the four will be elected home for imself aud'family, only. to be - . - - ,t __ . � � - of Goderich, formerly belonged to this- . . by village !a few days ago, an I occupies a . Young, charg,6d with vagrancy and fre- . - , � the time Mr. MeMitlan's Appointment PIP hi I taken aw - from this mundane sphere the two boats and the, two men . . -111. - - I I the entire ratepayers. of the towns 0: house b ellonging to Mri F. .1 emuth, We - I Lenting -a house of ill -repute. The, . vicim-ty-, being a native of NicKillop. . . I 1, behind. Thenight was a dleary-one, q`u - . ' � - L 9. , I I . - was made that the county bad -chosen, the same as the Councillors are now: welcome him' here and, tr ist th�t he when the time had- come for him to . . charge was fully proved againathim. -1 Ch - -01i � I � � . - . . . I the spars of the first boat had been I - - elap .i I ,� - e . i - . 1 I I L . � L r L wisely and the result proves- th6 wisdom . enjoy th' fruits labor. . LITF.RARY Sooi=.-L-At a meeting of ,elected. � ' 88 � He was fined $10 and $5.50 costs in al � . . H . I of their actiou. We have no doubt, - may have n1any'calls in 2is busine , eleven of a knocked oat, and it was impossible or . �l - -1 . . I iA . .. 'COUFNCIL DOINGS. -At the last meet Water in He leaves a wife and $15.50. Henry Brandon hargea, � I . z", I � - those interested, held,in the rooms of . .. _ which is thai.of a well bore -. the men, Norman McDonald and John was c - I , - . ,:-- - ing . - I �1 _7 however thaX the verdict rendered Is a of the T' " ich6d by- family to rhourn the, loss. of a . with being a vagrant, before the same� . - , ' - � * i 1,, . the Mechanics' Institute - on Tuesday uckepinith council, after many places is more easily rea , � !1�kl 'wl� � evening last,, a, -society, to be known as just one as we know that while Mr. Me- - pE�ssing a'number of accounts and charity I , husband and -her. His remains were Morrison to HIM her. All that night, 7 �_. I . . ' __�� _. - . borig than ty digging. . on . agistrates, and was fined $4 and,cost4 .1 - i? . - �4 Millan would i � . , en hours in . Z _. ,ure full justice for those grants, it was moved by S. J vs of the and until he p came, eigh all ___ *.�: I . � cc, Smillie, .- conveyed to I heir last resting place in 88. -News -Record. � - �*�� - !! Ike Mechanics' Instlinte Literary So- I Butchering is the order after the upset, they clung. to the boat, . . . I - %�' , � Mr. q in whose- interests he was acting he, - . Tu6sday, follc wed by a large concourse I- . __ . � . ___ _ tA -or .. .-In - ' . uk citizens. - -Everybody - � I 2 �_ - ally oiganized. sebonded by D. Manson, that the com I ciety was f m .! . dayno�� among 0 _. f I now sitting on the bottom, now Cling- � �., I- a- - - �t` �_ -_ - G. McCaughey w - 0would not Ask for nor'd6sire to procure munication of Jacob McGee, asking in- is tired' - to welcome of fri�nds, the universal opinion o &I . � . - - � ,. - an appointed president; - - I . of mud, and read� EXOter. - 11 - . - I I � -1 __ . . . . � ence I 1. I a a go ing t? the side, again sitting in her; . � HOM ; . - _.�: � t I Mr cey, secretary, and Mr. more. � I . . I demnity for damages done to his f ' : � , present bein th t od, true and . . ive - - � -7 _ L. E.. Dan - . good ro 'ads and sleighing. I . . - - � - - . - � . . T_ I . -1 . . . I - ; I I honest M-�'n b d assed from our midst. now in the water, and now being chilled BR=Fs.-A large number of li -fowls, - _. . - . r - I during the late fir�'in tgniondville, i I : . - � � - w, _. . � i , � Am . Moore, treasurer. It -was decided - . ' be - - 11 I - I -,,t � - . I '. i �. . . . - I to have a. debate"and readings each at- � ., I f . - 11 � . I _. ..i 'V laid -on the table- and the clerk inl1struct- ) FS! 01 m'spec * - hipped from this plaeb ti6i_the� .. . � � 1_.', - Ve. notice that Mt. I . , . LOCAL RRIEF9. I � BRIE r. Valloch, scho by the cold'wind piercing their wet aie b � _�, � � - I Kippen. - clothes. The tug.up New � . . . . . . � � . 1 . il on reac ing port, . I I . : I - � � . A. W. Thompson of Port Arthur, ! f 7ogrk" market. -Since the openmg to - ) cGee that the 6ouncil . �, . . . . AIARN STRX ' terriate Tuesday evening. The first .- a ed to, notify Mr. M- I � � tor, is i to this week visiting our ' - 111 I � - � __ � _'I ENL S. ' of the accident, early of the new roller rink our young peopl& .. � � . , __ I meeting . former Sea,forth. boy, has been a,ppbinted d' Kirp, LRRIAGE W)RK, -The school. rus els Mechanics' Institute and being'apprized . - . .. I - c - � i of the society will be held On , eclines to entertain his claim -fot dam- . 4 � . I __ - . - ; -t, U - Police Magistrate fol, that town.. We . - undersigned wishes to inforin thi t public! g6ner- . ut out to look for the men, but couldn't are no longer without a pleasant resort. I . � . I ; � F lanson are tryi to .�; tart an, art a Chool in -con , . .1 - ;_1 U Tuesday everding, the 7th of Decembe - ,ages. L -Carried. Moved by D. IV . ) I � - - _; : F I � � ry ally that ihe has now pn hand a 8 plendid-I assort- End them. She returned to Soutliai�p- -The new. arrangement oft4ins on the � . - � I - � � ten upon � � �_ I I be igiven by'several - is ap- seconded by J. 'Sproat, that the appli, nection- I - r congratulate bur fri d * hi . ith the Institute. -The new I � - t:� k when, readings wil . .. � ment of buttersi, built in all the ewestj Styles I . __ . I ; I � . . s . . . _.� * tment,,andweare sure he will fill cation of Mr,'Wieland for assistance t8 and designs, a8'well as some fir. tnelass sleighs, ton, and about . twenty fi I lug boats London, Huron and Bruce, by which au I, - � . 'I 1: � % 11 Udies. aild gentlem en. On the following Poll' . skating luk is.nearing completion.- I . F __ I Ic f the position with dignity and impartia,V rebiaild his shop, burned during the latel, a ,e pricqs. I Call S ' alp rtieshavehad goodsstolenfrom ,�ent with her to search for their mis- additional express and mail train ha& 11 --- � . � � .- a 'A which heiciffersat vety reason b ever . I - I �� , i uegday evening the fi�st debate of the ' i A 4 ., . - .��, . T - . sing fellows, i#tow of the tug. . Upon - 'he - �! e ity.-Mr.. s rec t this,council ex, and inspect th6m and prices and remember that r shop d re lately. , been put on the line, appears to - meet- - e now . � subject "' � . ' - - --i --,4 Archibald Scott left on Tue - fire, be *iv�d ; that thei Our light -fin- . - I'Ve aY e_), , s6asoin will tak place and the - . for qualify. and workmanship they, can "not be I , I � -: �_ � with general satisfaction from the buei- ,:1 i -i - J � . . . I . I ' . '4�:, � _. will be selected a day last.for Zllitoba. -Grip's C i : I -gered fridnds hould desist from their ac- arriving abotit the scene of the accident, . - sale in 1every rint I - ud the sides chosen tit I Om1c press -sympaith� for his lossi -and regret excgled.' WAL. KYLE.'. 937 1 , . � - i , t - - _ I I the boats s6attered, and searched far ough election, . - I �_ _ � -11 ness f raternity. � Alth . . . . - .- - .. - .- - a . � L C, this meeting. T, s will be , - � I .�ncy tions or ay have A trip to our coun- ones. F time is drawing near, our local politi .1 - - . - .see '�bax, ' � �� 3 1_rl I � eeting st "that.at the pr�sent time it is inexpedient tylisil Ca�s, Men's Ties,'F - they u of rerinne at a 9.M' 'he ll� yet issued, and is brimf ul of am us6m,ent OR � - - and wide for the lost or several � . Almanac for. 1886 is out. - It is the be town -Mir. - ,- �ie ga�- 7 . W -he Institute- i 1) to grant the I aid asked f6r.----:Carriedi - ty at the county's expense. . I interest as . _ 11. I � - . Itold in* the class room� Of t I I I Shirts, SuiCs, Overkoats, Cardigan Jackets, Chit , -1 - . 41 1 . containing am- bng other attracti . I hours Macdonald atd Morrison could cians have manifested no . � .. - . Moved byRo4ert Elgie, seconded by Jj dren"8 Knitted'Jackets and HoodE , Ladies'Ulster- I barrister, of Wingham, ha . - I . Ohl �.nrn : e: 11 � � 'r -4 , i - -fold . ons a. Dickienso� s - is ,highly- proba The goods are i . - . .311 T .e ob oct of, this: society is 'two 9 u -t)on, --11 Ancient Nursery - I I � ahl � �_; � . I' - . being first to, furntish !.a pleasant al�d 11 � . page,car - Sproat, that tile letter from Mr. 'test. ing, Dkesg Goods, Shawls, &o. Irifact,for ally- been ap�ointed clerk of East, Huro see their seekers,, but could not them in the results. It i I �. I _ - ' - - . I - - - . n , fall ana w - _1 thing ne* .And �asty, call at We'stuiller'" before . . . for this . . I F_ _r-4 _1 I : y s for Modern Politicians." -Mr.- . selves be discovered. At last, about 4 that the present council will be ieturne& .- I - . I I � 8 AL - 4' profitable evening's enteiti,inment. dur- 'anelif the ch4m. of Mr. Story, asking _j, as his stock ranks t� ni?ne. under tie new Franchise Act. He is . I I . . lited the b -Anniversairy a - 1. I : A � , ' purchasib ; - 0 , j � mes , �, erland, formeily -of Hullett, th. _ P. M., James Craia's boat I � , I � . . . - . , ing thd 'winter months pind in the see- a is emincil �o assume a share of Mr6 Recollect that his is not an orlinary ,country. Asking. C lerks for copies of the assess- -11 � W,oss-,Goods I t� - - �_ 1- - - . - - , 'y acclamation. i . - � . Iteformer ' _i A - - in , - :� I ri, I - . , has purchased one, of r. Wm- Ca-inp- Story's 'e'xpenipes, be received, and thd store, but ,onel which tar su asses anything ment rol o. a should be astir unfortunates, an he3 .re gl dly were held u the Main street Methadi , __ __ � ofj V .� i oud place to assis�t fi; increasing; the M C t . �7_ r a . .__ � I variety I t_ d'under that name. Hea sells-fla a' hauledonboard, and dry cl6thes iind churchin connection with theSunday � I � . -choice " . I .( *: bell's cottages on North Main street.. clerk be Anstr cted to advise Mr. Best - cla8se 1�rr and furn sh tl 6 names of all parties not - . 1 7 -it-It . fuilds of the Institute,!as it is intende'd .. - . � � . :_- r4l i . . Bazar Patterns, and ladies are espect�ul y w- . I � . V: - ,�. and has come t' reside in town. -The of this ' V_ natilants, and food given th em. Their School on Sabbath lak On Monday - I council s' determination to I ie as essment rolls so that their fJt'i ..... " . . , . 1�1 M S'nVe -and 4 7. 4 il- to charge a. nominal entrance fee f,br 0 . I . resist vited to call for November sheet of fashions. ' now on ti , long immersion, the strain Of I - , __ i , . . - : I : . . r o it _4 � t1iis, purpose. We understand that the. County council .m eets at Goderich On .the claim, on the ground that this - coun-. I I names may be inserted on the list before ffinging to evening Prof. Birks, of London, gave & I I - . I 7 �� - - 40 -1, � � ' I - new neveltie& z � - . I .1 � ' ' * : � ir,- ; t . . Tuesday next. -Mr. -C. - J. ,Ryan, form- MARKET.q.-Wheat, 154 to 82t, ; ' the capsized boat, the chilly. mosphere, musical 'and literary enteriafilment- ' i � . - -neip . . ., , pri a -I literar and elocutionary tal- . - . . I oil did on the] first formal notice from 25 . 6 to 30 ; but- it is pripted, thereby thus,saving the adrendere the men decided ' success.- ---- t . 3 , , - y . - - I �; . erly of M Killop, it present spending.. Mr.:Story refer the matter to the de- . f .pul ting them o � - 1, m -saw _��,, M 'laid in these --meet- . a , i� a ley, 50c to 65c ; oats, , i tall ' 7 and lackof food, had rendere which was a 1-1. ies i � , 4 ent ' the town wil' . trouble to i n afterwards, , Ladi � Z - -A � . a few weeks -t * this vicinity. Mr. cisionof ter, 12o to 15c ; eggs, I & - and almost helpless, but they Notwithstanding the very bad condition I 11 L so that they will be m ade both in- - . . the engineer -C&rried. Messrs'. " . which. 411 a at time and money. No weak . ats, Bof S 10 vercol - : * . SHIPMENTS. -,Mr. McLel recove he good trea , teresting, and prafitable to those- who , a resident Of St. Paul Kyle & _Must�ird appeared before the I "P� "ed Refor i hould be left off the first list. quickly ' red ,under t t- of the roads, there has been a large ' . � �Jr: I i,ug�sl R-yan has been- in Illan � ipp . � � � I A, 3 for the past- thiee. years, and ha ten cars of barley to the : Uuite� States me 8 ment df t6ir friends. McDor aid is said I . �� Aies, Geut7s. �_ - . 8 been council I and, �xplained in reference to . � - The coj� lector has started on his rounds. - . quantity -of grain. marketed here during' ., - La I - ... - : ' I X came -to, hearl, as well! as to thosii who en-aged'opera1ing in real estate and - and five cars,of wheat for * - tood by his companion I r. Robt. San- .� 1juderclathing-11 - - I ,17 !e Ea�t. Mr. .to have i - nobly the past few weeks. -M - - 1.k 1, � g the submissio# of a by-law to raise by -Our band a b going to have an enter- . � . i � -, � , take part in them. e bespea,k for . 11 1 ' - - I I , � , I -n the liberal i has we are- glad to learm made lots of Way Canteloi� shipped four ca a of a;pples to The boats ders, of this town, who has been on an � "I Vi. . - I . i . 3 ther CGU � nance of our ) of loan to; the firm, without interest, . ! . tainment in e town hall on the 16th all through ' the trying hours. ' - I '_ N i m oney.Tho,%.'� Carey, who stabbed ' - 4 , I,- . � Ladiee and* '' 'i� � � " , ", , - : , were considerably damaged. The four extended -visit to the Prairie Province, I - I ! - ,_ Winnipeg . �� . I � I citizeas, I the sum of $1Q,000 ; that until - a sa,tis December, the proceeds to go towards . . - . - Bradley - .. � � , . John Thornpson;�, of this town has been factory set een effelteil. . . ; in * I . I . . , 4 t -4 l . tlement had' b RUNMY.-A�. Mr'd,h les ' the purel tase ,if " stru -merits. The citi- men who were upset lost their clothes, returned last week, looking �ale and- - I I I I I - . � ; Capes, Far Set I " iv_; i - =RY.-A meet- sentencedto two ,weeksl.* . fit , eir creditors It was n -, was carrying some nleat into t e house I fish, and I I'll, I � . 14 � � 1_� - i THf. S,E.vo?RTIE�l CF.&II, , etc., and -cargoes, of Mr. Inks- hearty. I Val4ue. i , _ ii � I . imprisonme-b . with th ot their iri zens shoula pi ronize them.as the ob3ee't . ,ey-tra, z � � . I ' -11, i I i . . - . ile br* - lmg Of 1h �e patrons of the Seaforth cream- in the count' jail by Judge Doyle. -The � a I C e of Mr. Thom" Dins'dale, n mr Tere, the is ter is said also to have'lost a , watch and . 0 1 . I - � T,� I - - I y . . - tention to sk, the oun ,il to submit,the . . a laud le (me, and the band has sup- I . i - I � , VIng, : '" 9- � 7 : I I _�; . . ... . . I - . � � _., -1 cry wa,q held in the town h.a.1-1 on Wed- potato race at the Dominion roller rink, said- by-law Moved by D. Mansoll horse Ile was. dri hich belon plied pl nty of cheap music during the about $70. The. rescue reflects credit East Wawanosh.- . Meals and, D . � . l - . , - d - . I CKS I It. -,uesday afternoon last. There, was a on Friday eveiiin,g last, was wol ed to Mr. Shafer, took fr�lght an I con " ed, and sh that the A HAxDso Lps Plush � . � � 1�by seconded . Smillie, that the Reeve summer �nont,is.,-The M. L. P. C., -will on al cern xE NEW RESIDENCE. -Mr- � 1 11, � I . I 11 - � . � art I at. i - . 4 , . large st"-ks. . . � L'. ;� v - (. ive an e ter iDment in th all . _ . . _14�1 A good' attendance of ,pa.trons. _XPr. W. Thomas Scott. .' This e%�ening'the fitst- be the , . e town b rted and James Henry, near IN-Tarnoch. has erect- . I J_ i started off ,with all fishermen of Huron are bi'gowh a I . , � �;,-, . . . paid the a of '845 and. the Deputy 9 I . . . - . . � �� ,_ I ; , _,C�� I.. on Ara,s, appointed chairm an, carnival of the season in runni ' thy ugh a brave, and true to - the la t to one ed this season a handsome new residence. � - - I I 1" � - . Will take place,, 'Reeve and C uncillors the sum of . . on Ch * tma� Eve' What ihe inAials - -1 � . . : . � , - I; I I I - . � � $35 .rpne.. .. some- . I . .1 Tweeds, Flarin . I and DNTe. Wax. McConnell, secretary. and prizes are ,offered for costume and each for stumpy! field overtu i t ;a,nd forI yo*u,, riaders w I ill have tKnd anoth�er. : - . I . I The building is of doncrete and stands. . I � TU , " . . ! their services in. 1885, And that 0i , e . � I - il # ,,-� lu e - . - ' gina, form bilt; d i I I . . - tons. J� - t Z _- I . clerk draft a by-law-.. _ I , 41,�l " Mr. Eobart Tumball, auditor, read, a ska.ting. -Th St.; Thoinas Church folks t what changed- its ori on an eminence overlooking the banks- 11 can , V1 . � , he authorizing . I q1`9 out. -H. !Den iis offers a bat to the. menl� - i - � . i i . � : 4350 I � - .. . . staten-'ient of the seahon's 'operations. are havm their school building 'en- th -axr-p-nt 11 no harm otherw*ise. (� I -Blyth. Of : - -1 .�',� � 4 ' of the river Maitland. The interior - - ; goods fully . 7 1*1 I . 9 I e payment the -above salaries. -Car- - . ber of o4 cri ket club who makes i the . � � , � .. � r- �� solt ,� I _!N*, Froi-u t1ki.-; stateaient_w� learn that d - the'additio-A, of a new . b ' LOCAL DOTS. -Mr. Frank Metcalf is , . -1 regardless 01 I .-;,; . ur, lar,ged by class - the building contains a suite of rooms, IF � 4;z4 ji- ' ,tied. The -law in .iccordance - w1th � A Sc.4,xp. -A mail r9bb ry took place best ave e score next season. ' I - : .. - . iRg the -season 0-5 90� 6s.- of butter were room. -The 8emi-annual meeting of the ' d . *r sNose ollsisting� of dining room parlor 'at& -- . V_ __i�� __ ) the. above � olution was rea and' at Kippen in the second .... eek of this is an cut] iusia Atie cricketer. ---,T. &y'n�� - indi d; with influenza. . Elis many c I . - � .f -.,.' - �. , m atl�, which realiz6d the gross sum �.f members of the , . * ' - Come along an, . I%_ . Seaforth Mechanics' ni - . .� i shed, 11 - 't � passed. VO'V by Robert Elgie, sec- month, of which the. fol iing particu- of the Royal hotel, Stratford, was in fr en s wish for -his speedy mcovery.- parlor bed-roo .in all beautifully K . . I . � � � I �_;,_--1 I . $a,430. 01 this sum the -a mount of' Institute, will -be held in -the' Institute �onded anson N, town thii week. I - intend . in'bil paint, the workmanship of W- "I'll. � I -, . . by D, I ., t1lat the clerk be - lars were related to us: he suspected The Methodists having a -Christ- ,. . - W , . - I ; Wd have a ver , . $4,0144 g0cs to: tlie patrons, rea,lizing), to 'rooms on Tuesday. - ' i - i - . their Su rs. Proctor. I . .. - 3-1-� ' . . structed tbl notify all. persons in the culprit is a young -man, wh:).' some time . . mas tree for it is in their chaste /\ I plusheslwhi . - . - . -1 � I it I theni, an average price of 16 cents per m an named Martin was sum -organizer I � � rp -e teachers i � � �ald - �1. �_>-i -, , - 0 .1 tsip wope fences are on the road ,ago figured prominently as an Turnbprry. Christmas hig1ki as usual. -T] and peculiar style of house decoratiOlL - . . �. .- pound on the entire season's- make afte'r fore the Mayor on Monday, char ed. .. allowance to I haire the same removed of the Saved Army, but during the last ACCID1 15T'. --On Friday of last week as � of the Presb, terian Sunday' i chool will and presents a -most handsome � appel%r- I tra inducements. .... � I- . I .1 . 9 .. 1. I - # . I .y . - I.. - , 41 , payiag all expenses. sr It apea s . with having as§datlted a memb i of the- immediat�Vl Carried. Moved by few months .acted as* ar - Evangelist.- Mas�er F - Cowden was amus n have a Christmas tree for th -, children ance Inspection in'v r �* , . Thi es' -1: I . 0 and makes a beautiful' disp �� for it,,elf, and sho�xvs that the patri. 11 - I ., ,dwin - 11 - I . s Salvation Arin§ when retifing from the �R. Elgie, see ded by -D. Manson that* " Happy Sid," or more p�op rly, Sydney himsW i a his'father's barn he fell aln seldom witnetsed in a dwelling house' . � . , i realized f idly four . . l e , I l ve.-Mrs., John Gosman, . - . . th . cents per pound nio -e . barracks the Previous -evening. - He was 4 the nominati n for Reeve, Deputy Auburn, to give his - owfil story, at the- broke hill leg lust above the knee. after having spent a few -weeks' hoh- outside the large cities. Besides thew - - . I - � - - � - � . . � 4. r.,!4 for their butter by having it niade ).t flued$2 and costs,- amounting in all to Reeve and C. uncill- ,requ " Black- days with her parents in Galt, returned rooms the house contains -'many. Other * - !� - I - � ors ajA four School est ,of Mr.. and Mrs.' ,Simmons of TEACHERS- 144 -,,-'GAG ED. -George . - - � I 11 ;�_ . d iiiade ` t $6.-A ,man nained Butts, employed Truste' es be h Id in school house No'. 8 Wingbam, -had gone to London as a w�ll has ,beca engaged as teacher- in home on Wednesday I"t.-I 4r. Daniel . comfortable and- commodious rooms and . �� . � � � Oheap -1 � I ey . Z, . . Cunningh flmable� I � themse ves, and beside�s this sav,ed all with 111r. - Win. Fowler 7 on Huron `Eg on Monday, the 28th d ' itual adviser to their son, whojs at &m's friends will I ie sorry to we hope Mr. Henry and his es I : �� _� - nbde is 11 . -the - : rh6ndville, . . ay . spir - ' School 'L; ectic h X�. 6 for the ensuing I � - 11 . ..the labo, " r and tro & c6unected %vith i Road, met with a severe accident on of December,�.1885, it the Hour of 12 present confined An .a cell! ( f the county 'year at a salary of $35O.' Miss Addie hear that he has had a relaps of "his re- family may be long spared to enjoy the' - - . - manufa,cture. In additio' . I -' I . � . . � - .., n to this ov�r . Sunday last. He was going up, a ladder 0 clock noon h,�d if a poll be demanded jail there, and is to be he nged on the Porter lit a been retain' ed in the Seiction cent illness, and is'confined to his Ved at comforts and7 pleasures of their very � . one thou"and doliais ,more in cash h�s to a.hay loft iAeu he missed hisfootin ' � I Y i , . nt r. Sloan has returned from handsome new home. . I � � . g' that th4 follot i ring persons -.be appointed 27thinst. -Having metm- Mellis,and known ai ColVin's, 2nd line Culross,- at p5effe .-D . . I I � '6eetx received, and distribiited animig and -fell to -the floor,. -fracturing his toactas Dephty Return Officer . s ih being well acquaintod wit; his* son in her form( ir sa Ary. . Muskoka', where he went fc ir the Pur- I I .0 I � _ �. � the Patrons than li&&the same amount collar -bone and reciaivinj other severe the respectiv in � - . ; . -1 _ � *1 , I-, J I ,,� polling itigb-divisions : Lucknow, who though,t ry little of COUNCIL D INGS.-At the last regu- pose of a few days' hunting, He says -Mrs. Julia Madigan died at her' . -1 -1 I I . Of butter been made on the old prin i i * ; - HOFFN - I- 1� � " ci- miurieg, which will lay him up lot a sub-d1vision No. 1, Wm. Me- him, Sid took the liberty of calling on lar meeting if the Turnberry council that deer ,are very scarce t his season. son's residence, Bidd.ulph., on MoudAY, _- � - - � __ - P.l,e,, and ta,kki- the Whole amount which considerable tinle - Polling . 11 I - . . has been r t5 ' . We are sorry to Connell,; poling sub -di ision No. 2, the family here. On the .ilay the -rob- Mr. Evalis reborted that he had exam- - though partridge are plentiful. -Messrs. 16th, inst., aged 71 years. She was born I - . . - � . - � eceived for the faetory-made learn that Mr. -John Logan is c6nfined to J -Ames. Broadfoot; polling sub-divisioA bery took place, Sid, in his affable man- - . Ire- - 1. I I . . �� I'll 'butter,nwre than w' I , ined the i xaii at F. W -right's, and con- John and Brew Williams have ,had three at Annaghbeg, county Tipperary, I I . I rry e mail- bag Ji to the road, � or four' of their relative," remkins land, coming to this'country about -V' - - ... � ould have been re- bed with- a severe Attack of illness. . , __ , SE. I ..; . ceived for the sam or amount of home,- Mr. - No. 3, James Murray; polling sub- ner kindly offered, to ca sidered ti e si itme a bene - ,',, F. G.. ' I . rry - . - I ::: . . ;;;;; Neelin of this town, and Mr. diirision -No. 4 James Cummings, and to the- railway station to oblige Miss and woul, I re(ommend that Mr. Wright removed from the Presbyterian burying years -since, and settled in BidAuIPII,v I __i. .� .1 I I " . � lmlad-e, -we find that theie has bmaa,boitt John. O'Sullivan of ),IcKillop, are. ap_ - t4at - I I . for -.4 I I � - . - the cle � draft a -by-law in confor- Mellis who was sufferin ,,fr e - I I . . I .1Z I g, om a severe be grante I the, sum of $5 ; also that he ground, hi th -village, to t ie English , where she resided until her death. - Agents . � I � I I I . � . . . .. . I I . 1. � - - I . . I � . � � . 1 , , - . I � 2. 1. I : � I I . PA�tterl. � . . � � - I - - . . � , � � , . - . � - I . . . I I I i __ I I __ � I � . . - * : . . � � . I � I �� . � I � . . I . . . . � . . - . . . I . . � _. . I . . � I � i . : . . . � I - [ . . I . . .- . I . :_ . . I . . , . 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