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Dominion organs 'and pianos, Guelph, G. - ry E.; Sara, IH61mes SL. Alic , Lavin concessions d especially the ly� for some time, hi me. he .
MONEY I MONEY I � . - I �ibaldo seconded by Robert during the ast an, I i
- are, we Understand, doing a lively,bud- R. Vinnie� MoTsiish Jane, A,wan by- Win. Are' r elections are knockin . I
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. - Uary,'Urorn M. John. Birks D David, oss� that t4e nomination meeting for great morta ity has recently taken municipal elections cold this year. . I
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m � - Any amount of Money to loan, either in small new notwith6tading the keen. competi . . John, wi�g 1. Reeve and Councillors be held at the lace from this i4ease in Montreal, the the is. Fletcher, H. . - � , - �� - .
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� 11W. large ounis, on farin prope est tion there.—Ur. Joseph Pren Casper EdWard, Cooper Section No. -,6,- concession toard recommended the council to .�here are now The Den The - Cash Dry Goods, and Milliner
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� Frank Gr y S. Humplrey, Gri _per and Mrs. E. Ra, � I
I spe of interest. former student I I lie Vaccination Act in nis; C. R. 7 'i
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I . - 8,.Iot 16 on Monday, 28th of Decein ber, Some steps to put'; � � . I �
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. 966forth. 41'. Matters M. ltv in1he Qd. It seems as if the dontest
. - but who for the past two years has been ley, ]ANIC nzie Kenner . I I too, especially n)w that the diffieu . Man, wishes to tell the People� of the
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L - . I F at fo - Reeve at 10 o'clock a. ni., f6 : I
I - n i , I IcKenzie' I 4cLeod would be between them all, as all ai o at I �
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� 0 1 0 clock n )on, of doing so which existed. up to 1884 has . *
� , h -engaged or John, Pot;er Wm�!, F umba,11 "."houlas, and for Conn 3illors ait, I� r CO ! -
- I Y.:. . near G 4e p has been re f I . he Act is now as w6rk with a will, but from prei ap- town . an(! country that he will in- - .
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� , - .0 ,It it . I # the ensuing, ) year at an increase r 'of Stewart G. Angus and the follo0ing deputy ) � .
4' tot . cher and Dennis will, lave
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P-1 lug iiI* d -Jbeir certificates ficers and illi�g places be appoin ted, available for rura as for urban munici- 1. . . I I I
L � '6 meeting of the - The follow' ' d th a wa;lk over.—No stir yet in municipal, mence ,On i I
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t . . s . I . WarTNo. 1, sub -division No. 1, palities. An I council are further . I � - I
k . n Tuesday evening on renewed : cEwan,1 Kate, Doig Win., viz.: matters. —Division court on %Vednes iay, . I
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I I I � . JUiterary Society o - - eS Wood's house, lot 5, conceEsion asked to appoint; ertain places in the . .r � i I
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� DISTRICT MATTERS. account 3f the small attendance. —There - Fowler R. eo., M6IntDsh Geo. � at Jam - . .. . iality whe�,e' the medical officer December2i3rd. There isa large docket
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I � have been t. .I, I the could attend at Zted periods and those this court. Sarturday,'� Octoher 24- ' ! -
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NOTICE._-Partiesl indebted to Thomas treasury this year to,the amount of 3T. THOMAS -C �Oli could be sure of I : .
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. . . Xidd,either by Book Account or.Note,,, about $9 000in There are still from WO.' I he new Su aY School, W.-duesday school house, lot Z�, concession 10, Thoa. requiring. vaceinat . 4 I
� V Opw.nng of t e new Su . I properly done. This report Kippen. .
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F - - cre to caU and settle the Sam e'- - evening, December 12 # 1 �86. Chriv mea Fes- Murray, deputy -g -offi. er ; having it w Mim—Bell. & McNevin, . L I &
,requested . . John Lee and fila -- leautiful returnin ,
, to $1 000 to collect.—Mr . tivittes and Sunda ol Jubilee. e board and was laid B F, j, Lis S A AN EiTEN'31VE,
. � ' -he, Choruitis, Chri.tm Is Recita-' Ward No. 2, su�-division No. 2, at as. . .
. at one&, as his -books must be closed I Mrii� Win. Sleeth have -been awarded t , Anthems ' at ,.wai adopted by t4, , of the Kippen Saw Mill, are now preparit d to . I
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- Work theF Ist Of � be p fornied bKuthhe McCrosky's I ouse, lot - 14 concessio, a 5, before the council. I . I I
January. 919 r 1 contract for erecting the -.new shed over tions and Tableaux,tc by C m r I I I - - receivv any number of Saw Logs for C OM I I I �
- . .� , the town weigh scales, and they are no w- ldren and Teacherms, d tha , dep ing of- _� - I cash for a lit ited I
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� I 0. Kemp, musical condu'ator. Chair to be taken 8 � go. Ready ..
r .. Choii, and an Instrui4drita Orchestra. Mr. T. _� i d soundFo 939x2
OUR 8L-r'FL'Ez-AENT.--We this week at work on the building. The price 11cer; Ward NO. 2, ubi o I Us�orne- quantity of goo I M oney :.
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. - . xs of IT,ur, Ex- they receive is $90.—Dr. Graham, of at half past; 7 b"clock, Almission. 15 cents; at the Grange hall; lot 15,i-concessior 12, FARms SOLD.—Mr. 1. Bowerman, the W'ZISKILUKR has still some of those I --- � . r
I present to the subscribe � rus . . � - Chil ' L Ison, 4eput . turning offi,,er; well-known a cultural implement nice tweeds left, which he is selling at 40c.,� 60c., I � . � 1.
POSITOr, an interesting and handsomeh, B sets, was in tawn on Wednesday..— dron, 10 0ents ; ourSun lay School children- Jas. Davio y re gri
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.1 I free,.'. i i , � NO -1 Ward No.,3, sub division No. 3, at the agent, has sold his farm . to Mr. Win. laga A grafn . t ho � I I
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� . ' Mr. D. D. I Wilson has commenced , ; ; - Best Hoche bags sold a w
- - R-lustrated supplement, as a i - STARTLIXG reduction Oli- school house, lo� 21, concession' 4, � John Ole' prices. He is selling coal oil at notion! ..
, Christmas uring t e h � son of John Glen, Esq., of Lum. I
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I drawing the stones f or the " foundation of day season at I J 0 r 11:i - . tan Olearing Sale r .. �
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. aders.' If sub- rol"e . L. Smith It, Cashiner m, Dre"61 C. Morrison, ,,deputy returning o !er ; ley.' The farm contains 100 acres, and coo, beat Canadi refined. Felt Boots, . � ! " 11 -
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� preiient to our young re a large brick. stable and! driving h ) - 180 !ri � . . d Mo I I - .
. � Goods, Velveteens, Ulsterin a, F V,OFIK'l a -goo col, Flannels� &c. sold especially cheap, Call r
�. I n'" Ward Noi('3,.sub-divislon the was Sold for 87,500. This is -1
� - next, Beason Fancy and Grey Fla nels, Squares, I an .
� stitch the supplement which in -tends erecting �t d be con�inced whether youbuyor not. lie ' -
.- � 1 26, co MOLVAI 12, Win. one of the best farms
,tile on the s te of' his old resiaence, Main =j- Winceys, Blankets. weeds, To ) Shirts, school house, kot.' price, but it is I means what he says. 938 r OF HIS LARGE AND VALUABLE
. aheet in the centre, and then cut I . � B � : ,er ; - . I I I . � .
I #-- Gansies Hats and Capg,� B %ces, Necki iear, &c. McGavini d in the county of Huron.—IM
� . - street. — he Goderich � Signal of -last I , puty retuming 0 - I . r. Jos. Din
i We purpose making this the sale of th3season. War . MARKETS.—Fall wheat, 78c to 81c; � STOCK OF �
I k�aves they woUld, have it in much more ek sa , s : � I I J. A. Wilson, the youth- * d No'4 !sub-divisio No. 5, t the nin, of the 7th concession, has sold his op . ..... � I
. we � Now is the time to procure rour winte r 8u ring wheat, 50c to 7 8 c ; barley No to i I
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mvenient form for use. Next week ful400kr* g foreman of the Grand Jury, fo * I school hou�e: 10 30, conc'-Ission -4 John farm of 25 acre ,� to Mr. Win. Earl for 68c ; oats ' " . � 4
9( , r the same prices as when he season is over.* 1 7 , 29c to 30c ; peas, 56c to 57c..
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� � . moneir is , a o, resul is every McIlroy, I deputy returning officer; the sum f $1,500' i Mr. John Kidd has . r
I I i -ilson, Reeve of Sea- Little h wing %rge 0 . —
. Ve shall enclose our annual calendar for is a:son , f D�.t b. W _ - . � LOCALNzws.—Sleighitig is nowyery DRY GOODS - . �
. I tinie. Extra �nducetuents ii,each department. Ward'6No. 4, sub -division No. *6,- atl %Tm. sold his lot of four'acres to his brotheri . I
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I , forth., le is 25 years of age, -is lieu- � good, and busi ess has considerably iin- ... . I
j ISS6. jf, 4y,p.ny means, any Of oursuh- - Don't fail to inspect- our sto(k and prices. J L. M6Gavin's h6us�,lot 28,,concessict.12, Geo. Kidd, for the:surri of $800. or in i . . _..
. 6? . � tenant *�� the 33rd battalion, p6nd for sev- Smun, a ; and fancy dry goods, f eafoith, : . pr ved. The delivery of grain dA ing MILLINERY
scrihers should fail to receive a supple- . '� deputy ret' rni ' of� 3 .
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eral: years has. been practically manag- one do Win. P?Ilard, � I 8 � I - I .
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I notify -US r ' and the clerk notify the aeput Lee! , ... - r- I
r went or calendar, if they will ing 'hig father's large business. � He is a SrEciAL nducement are offe ed for . - I I that of wood, pork, &c.—Our constable, I
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. - we Shall gladly supply, the omission at /.wi4e-awake business -man, and is- not the CMStMal r holidays in tb e photograp, h line at 1119 0 1 1 1 - BRIEFS.—The, Sacrament of the Lord Is Mr. E. Butt, is keeping a sharp lookout CLOTHING, - I I
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. I as young as he looks."—Mr. Hal. Waide"i i photo ,,raphic studio, Seaforth. For the pointed; i �, ! Supper was administered by the Rev. r
l e i , a on every in train for an An e'ri I k �
. any tiale. .* , bolidi� ra I wil, giy,e to every one purcho ging on . I i . - . 1 Seaforth, last Sab- - � I .
I the lessee of the. ice skating rink r! Mr. McDonald, of -
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I - I dozen ,-,rabinet photos, a lor handsome chronic I � 1 Hullett. I . —A can. who is - , &C. � I
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r ____ � The - I rance on will�.formally open the rink on Tuesday fmme(. Francs and motIdings for framing � . ! bath in the Pries yterian church - _falo.—The liquor case of Mr. H. Shaffer I ; L - I
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Aptou-ND AG.trs. — ery MVN�,CIPAL,. —At a mdeting� of the Christm ��, "' . I -
� night next if the weather continues fav- purpoi es at greatly reduced rates. A v I � � as tree and entertainment will �
I 01ir table of that old Stan: �rd publica� . - choioe!fmme suitable for fruning lirge photos il. held on Tuesday last be held in connec L ;ion with the Metho- was tried at Goderich last week and was . I i L I-
L - . � or& -*e. This news will rejoice the hearts . township coune . ; I I
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I Cim, the Canadian Almaiiac� reminds us I for. 26b,_ at Wade's Whitn(y's block, S eatorth.. it was decided to hold the nominatiODS dist Sabbath schoo', Nile, on -Christmas decided in his favor.—Mr. Wm. Kyle
- at another year has almost tolled by, .1 I li . . I - For this reason, -he believes
of many of the youngsters.—The Parlor 946-2- 1 , p I ' tells us tb at he has disposed of all his cut that
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. And that 1885 has nearly passed never to Circus, which exhibited at the roller, A.WELC ,GoRRxH, having disposed at the te ,pe ancE , On Eve. —A�n open lodge and literary enter- bers and that he- is busy building mor, — . i
, r � d Monday 28th Dece k in tainment will be b(Id in thetemperance 13 , i Ready Money will. be slower this sea. ,
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I rink on the, evenings of Monday An of his Store and Tin Bosine in Wroxet or, begs . Mr. Jame Livingstone, M. P. for � I
16e recalled again. The; Ganadian�Al- . i - I
I Tuesday last, was fairly attended, and -.to ask all t �ndebted to him to call and pay the event �of in election the follo ing - hall Friday even,ng, 18th inst. We ' . I
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ulanac is indeed what it profesoes to be a the performances, espeo uary st. i will oontinue polling, lace and deputy � P South Waterloo, was in the village �,Ilis son than usual, and as his is a Cash .
. - ially of the dogs, their account iiy Jan P r hope to see a good" turn out. week, paying a flying visit to iial I I I � ;
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4 repository of useful kno,w16dge and on iny busine 9 in GorriO. . ion No. I, em - or�;�n debt. —The school �
� are well. spoken of. —,We notice that Mr. I . . . . . WoILWOU. cers were ap inted : Divis I ; idatethe
� - k � I to liqu proprietor of the Kippen store, Mr� D. Business, he must of necessity tarn th -
ggfmeral information," and as �uch it is perande haft Kinburn, LiFowler; No. We,SM,ll L
R. Sparling, formerly -a student of the wA .�Axes, Cross Cut Saws,, I I exam. ination and Christmas entertain- L
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worth double its cost. It is n� Seaforth High School is the inventer the:best Ca - ian and Am arican mak(s. Buy 2, school hou e No. 6, T. ' Neilans ; No. ment of School Section No. 5, Colborne, . .
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� Ibirty-ninth year . of its publication, and th6 American Lance Tooth ,c �aw. it thiE is not '�,school hous No. 2, C. McIntosh; No. is intimately'acquainted.—Mr.- !to ert large stock into ready �ioney at the
Z I and patentee of the new coiiibined letter rfastest cuting saw in the r.arket, and of . . ,willbe held on Wednesday, 23rd inst., . I I
with each succeeding.year it. seems. to .3 the op�,A. Wood ' Mellis has once moria returned from the .. r r
� . 0 d, sheet and envelope and bill head and firtit'-class tom)er, wewi,ii -tike it back and give 4,Brunsdon I rriage shc 7 commencing at one p. in. Friends a d nter with his earliest opportunity. 11
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I W envelope, and has commenced the man- another one it'its place. 11211) & Wtl,gc)N, Sea- No. 5, school ho�se No. . )OI ; those in'terested in education: are cordi- �
L . I sompendium some new feature. e . ' I family. He reports everything pros per- To accomplish this, he knows that I .
may say that copies for 1886 can now be ufaicture of . these at 25 Yonge stredt forth., , 940 No. 6,. temperance hall, Lon.desborA, J. ally invited. . - ous, but expects another rising of I ..:::
. t area ionto. These sheets axe. con- Sk WANT I GinL. V NTED.�Wa � .
, de, To nted Campbell; No. 7, school house Ne'. 9, � � . ;
had at ille book- stores of C. NV aps following amolIntS 4 , � xp er. I Indians and half-breeds before peace and the goods must be sold just at the time,
� . p7 venient, neat and economical, and will immediately, a Good General Servant Girl. Ap-, R. Sprung. The E it
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I andLumsden&Wilsonof .' own. a. � OHNS . were granted to councillors for their ser- ' BRiEFs.—On Saturday last as Master order can 'be permanently secured. — Mr.- r .
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. � � g neral us by business men and 'cotires . . . . . B I SALE OF 11418f.11i MAN11LES.— vices for the year, viz. : John McMi. Ian, Harry Browning, son of Dr. Browning, . - . � ha e
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T-u.E Goo,E, TEsrPLARs.—W`e are in- e e - We are offering the bal f our stock of these 30 days, $5q�56;, J. Britton, 25 d 3.ys, was aseendin f holida, dress -and presents a very Is ik-- i r �
� pondents ggeherallv. We wish our young g a stairway in the rear o . y - )
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. iuformed that out of 280 lodges in con- — Good at hot A for = �IIOXAsKfffl I & SON. $43.75.; J. Lasham, 25 days, $43.75; the doctor's store he had the misfortune in r to the money to spend, and, in order to .. .
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friend every, success in his venture. 21, 7 . buy any Christmas I gifts could n;t do
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The town band will be,at the' ice rink 1 . f A. .T. McDonald, 25 days. $43.75 ; B. to slip and fell to the ground, fracturing t secure a large share of the casb7,� he has
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� Good Templars in the Dominion, Huron ,hin - - I Rense - . I Churchill . better than call at h
J�odge 308, Seaforth, stands �econd as On Tuesday night next.—SleiL i� V 2$1 days, I . ffairs are very quiet �
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now. splendid, the roads iBg as . I ,in, municipal circles, notwithstanding - resolved to offer
idged by the capitation tax paid to the I G. .J. SUTHERLANb, Conve5ancer, . Winthrop.- . I �
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r. I smooth and level as -a floor and faT , erS Fire and -Life insurance AZ be expended under the direction of Mr. the approach of nomination day. Be- ' � .
� t -and Lodge. St. Catharine� has the . _ent,oind Ismer of �-
. � are making good use of them in ;eWng Marrbige Licenses. Othee.--At the Post)ffice. Lasham. The clerk was I instruct( d to yond - groundless rumor of the resigna- TirE DEBATIL-Thp debate here on Extra'Ready Money'lnduce-
- banner lodge, Seaforth second, and � 9 , . I . r . - & I
� I '�e to market. -Toboggan - . I I I I
I their pro&n ing 939 notify the Messrs. Moens to remov& the tion of Mr. Hardy of the reeveship, Monday evening last under the auspices
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� Guelph third. The St. Cattitri" lodge is now becoming the popular amusement LOCAL BRIIEFS.-W th the present fence from Hamilton's bridge at onei, as nothin I has been heard concerning mu- of the Reform club was w� ell ;itten led., I . � . ments .
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; : 1piya a tax of $14.07 ; Seaforth, $%87, . ' . � . 9 11rhe -
. 1. , 'ell, for with many of our y folks, and od. sleigh e a e council has been informed that this nicipal matters, and tile prospect is the and proved to be very interesting. � �
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I Lid Guelph $9.39. Thi e T - mercha .
CInff's hill, about a in . from town, the 6hristmas, our nts report trade fence if not removed will I cause an ice old Council will be all re-elected.- subject was :, I I Resolved, that Annexa- I I .
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I . . . the temperg.nee workers of 3ea.forth. favorite resort. The Stratford Times -of . 'brisk.' -The members- of the Fresby- jam at the bridge. The next meeting of 9 I Ye olde folkes " concert for the Ladie's tion would be more. beneficial than In- In every Aepartment for t � he balance of - .
- 31 - The lodge here is doin a a go A work . I I . )
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. ZD P this week says: A meeting of: the -ex- .terl" church are at present draw ing in the council will be on the 28th inst , at Guilde of Christ church was held on dependence." Mr. George Alurdie., ,,the i I � I
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4 ecutive committee of Seaforth and Strat-� I the -ateriat for the erection of the new 19 o'clock a. in'. I t . i
. � large membership double itself ; a, v SoCietie r I I . Wednesday evening last and was a leader of the affirmative side was not the year. I .
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ford Poultry s was held, in. this, chur��.-The Rev. Mr. McCosh,' of , . grand success financially, -At the Divi- present, snd his place was taken by.Mr. - — I �
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� i . � Tuckersmith. . sion Court held here on Monday last, a Win. Cash. Notwitfistandin this draw-
. city, on Monday last week. Messrs. 0. Wingliam, preached iniSt. Paul's church r ' 9
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I � Jillue its good record. C. Wilson and Dr. Scott attended fro -in On Sabbath laAst with uchaccep.tance. PERSONAL. -Ivfrs*. HugliAlexandf -, of number of important cases were dispos- back, however, the affirmative side suc- This column will keep you posted I
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. s the Seaforth. A priz , -,A airly attended in sionary meet' -ear Toronto, , �
-1 e list offering over Ing Highland Creek, n daupiter ed of by Judge Doyle. -At the last ceeded in winning the decision. rhe
W ELL Do,_NE.-As we antir d,r . . . - the PreEbyterian ciu I week' by week as the Ready Money,
I Xcaforth breeders succeeded fn doin, $500, was struck; every variety of was eld 'in - rch, of Mr. A. Elcoat, and formerly of his meeting of the council it was decided to chair was occupied by Mr. A. Goven- �
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� week. In Light Brabmas T ermined to make- the A VisIT.-A 1--rge elletachment from i . I
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. finch took- first on cook ; list a�d 3rdon ing exhibitio'n'one of the best ever held Misat s Simpson, from ,near 8ttav rA, are marriage of - her sister which ook of his property. the Seaforth Salva�ion Army visited r ; i
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C)Gkerel; 2nd and 3rd on hen I and _Isit in,Ontario.-Our merchants are making the . guests �of the, Misses Wilson, of place -last we�k. , I . � I I this village on Wednesday evenin last,
'breeding pen. In Dark -Brahm . . I 0 1 - r , is
.1 va as extensive preparations for Christmas Willow Hall. I -Mr. H'rbert Ci c I I . and stormed the ramparts of H eatanic E6 MGFAUL'S
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: 11r. A. J. Willson took Ist and -2nd on and all of them in their respective lines T MEETIXG.-Oli' Tuesday even- of the 2nd concession, H. It. S., intt nds I Majesty in the temperance hall. T4ere . I �
- . � Ir�:,cks ; Ist and 3 -rd, o � n pullets I ; and in have large and varied, stocks which the ing, on the occasi 3n 'of th an- pulling down all his old barns next E in- T-up.-Divigio-o� COURT. -SO we are to was a large attendance, and the interest I -
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� e,xceedingly keen competition which ex- nual , in the meeting was well mainta-inled -
r Golden Polands, Ist on pullet, lst on �ea meeting in cor nection with the mer and erecting eareater � Qnes. - Mr. CASH DRY'GOODS AND
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aockerel. and' lat on breeding pen. In ists here�compels them to sell at the Fans-ille Meilhodisi I ch irch,'the church Samuel Bennett has the I contract of last. The question was decided at 9, throughout$. and it is said that sev at . . I _. I - .
. very lowest�prices. We would advise I meeting of the magistrates held 'in -
gilver Grey Diarkings Mr. Andrew I . and E isles were fille I t( overflowh ig and erecting the new buildings., Mr. BolA. . . converts were made. - I
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l r a tru y pleasant an I s! .ccessf ul eting McVety also intends putting up a n'ew . .
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t let and Ist on breeding ,pen., This shpw holiday goods of any kind to give Sea- was Ad. After tea iad been. eryed barn of the most improved modern discussion, a motion to form a new interested in the due observance of the - . . -
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I and largest ever held in Canada, so that will be well. repaid for doing so. -We. good 1�h , provided by the .tract. Both these rbuildings will ,lave of Blyth, and portions of Hullett. East hall, Winthrop, on -iNlonday ever ing � I -
. __ 't -t n it learn that there is likely . to be a hot I � Wawanosh and Morris was cafried on a 14 . -
- 0onsidering the very keen compq i io ladies of e:conggre n, and which for -commodious stone stabling underneath. * next, at seven o'clock. Important mat- I i . �
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will be seen, how rem, arkably bligh Sea- � municipal contest in- our sister town, quality and"�ariety', we �e second to none, HYMENEAL.—One of Chose- pleasant vote of 22 yeas to 13� nays. ters are to be brought up. deceased was a staunch �� �� . -
Seaforth poultry stands. , : . Clinton, this year. N.1r. Forester who the icloth was removed and the Ii terary events wh.�ch periodically occur, an� for SCHOOLS AND TEACTIER.13.-The Blyth tenclance is therefore, desired. Presbyterian, aud in politics a firm and .
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. and - I'musical part. of the programme which ourifirst parents long ago set the 0 1 ed Reformer, and being endow-
Coux= DmNims.-At the last meet- , five times in succession is to be opposed ente�ed upon, the: . first* on that pro- example, loccurred. at th'e residenje of rural schools close on Wednesday. Zurich. � ed r. possessed with more than ordinary I
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- ing of the town council Mr. Jahn Dor- ,�y Dr. Williams for the m ayoralty ; Mr. - grarrillime being a nAusic I seleqtion by the ,our esteeilned townsman Mr. Appelton r learning and intelligence he was able .
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sey and others presented a petition ask- Thomas Jackson opposes Mr. .Me- , � . I of teachers in Blyth and surrounding CHURCH MATTERs.-The newly fitted quickly to understand and clearly to -
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I of . Kersla e. The a followed a few event was;the celebration of the nuptials ' discuss all important matters c9nnectea
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let r r�ense of, - oopera:nd. Mr. ,Coates for the hap , y. remarki from the chairman, the of Miss Mary Elcoat, youngest daughter Toronto Normal School.-M-iss Sayers here was formally dedicated on Thurs- with both church and state. The fun -
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the town. The prayer . -cleputy-ree.veship. They are all excel- Re 'r takes charge of a school in Brussels.- day evening of last.week by the pastor,
of the'petition v. W. Torrance pa, 3tor, after which of Mr. Appelton Elcoat, �n'd Mr. in. ' . eral cortege, despite a stormy day, was
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was granted oa motiou'pf M�. James lent men and we hope the best will be the ev. Mr. McKi bon- gave good Snell, youngest Son of Mr. Hump.irey Mr. J. Shaw remains as principal of Rev. M. Maurer. The evening was largely attended testifying to the respect - r .
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elected. -Bishop Baldwin is expected to r * . -. Mr. Sin th, of Snell, of Hullett. The ceremony was Blyth school. -Mr. -J. W. Sloan, ,who. very unfavorable and the roads bad, but �
Beattie, and seconded by Mr. Alex. -ecit ion. The ReN in which he was held. r 1 � �
i preach in St. Thomas church in �this V taught school immediately south of there was a fair attendance and the - 0- I I
� � Stewart. The aura of $80 for rent of a a!j then favored tile audience with a performed by Rev. Mr. Spatting of , ' 0 1 . .
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.i . . town clock was ordered to be paid to town on the'second Sunday in Jainruary. splex ,did instrume 1 solo, after which Clinton, in presence of a number of ela- Blyth, is away in California. -Mr. R. ceedings were very interesting.- rhe Manchester. - .
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1. Mx. Holmested. The license I of the -A meeting of the Women's Christi I , ir � . Henderson is at present in McGill, Cot- Rev. S. Becker, pastor of the Bal tist . �
� an the choir rendere other pi ice of tives and invited guests. The cont act -
t r 1owling alley was ordered to be trans-, Temperance'Union will. be held at the musi�'! The' next 0 der was a recita- ing parties are among the most estiniable. lege' Montreal. -Mr. J. Taylor goes church, left last week to hold servic( sin BRTEFS.---�There was no preachin in
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1. � r ferred . from Mr. S. W. Cady to, Mr. I.isual place this (Friday) afternoon at - n ii G. J. Su he- and of H.-nsall, of our young people, and we unite with baci to school. - -Mr. Couruyn goes back Logan, which 1, .Vart of his fiel of the Piesbyterian church on Sunday last,
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it� four o'clock, -The parents' of, children I to school. -Mr. A. Burchill remains in labor. -The Rev. . Hauch, from Mil- as Mr. Pritchard was conduct -
: Walter' Andrews. The firemen who which the Rei. Mr. Sin th, . of their many friends in wishing them long the same school next year. -Mr. W. verton, preached in the tvangeli � cal sacramental services in Bluevale.-Rev. `
4it have been on the roll since July, 1885, attending the -free - �ight school would Var, a, jelivered a;, at ort and p; easing life and a happy future. y evening. .
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.' - were allowed the annual rebate on taxes oblige the ladies 'in charge of the add ess. The proceedings at thh point. COUNCIL MEETING. -7 -Th Potter' take's' charge of Mr. Cournyn's church here last Sunda . S. T. Robertson, of the Episcopal church, � .
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� � to the amount of $2. Messrs. Wni. classes by seeing that their children�at-' . . � school. -Miss Wightman takes charge -A S" CAs&-Mr. R. Bossenbexy, Exeter, preached a sermon in supportof
. wer again enlivened by a choice selec- on the 10th inst.-, all the members bein Of 11n r
7 tend punctually and regntarly. It -is I I of Mrii Taylor's school. -Mr. R. constable, passed through town on M,'ed- the mission fund of the diocese rolL
Z �, Elliott, Edward Cash and S. Stark were . tion! from the choir, after whieh the present. Moved by S. Smillie', se4 I . 1. Gray .
� I Pf - appointed deputy returning� officers, to particularly requested' fhat all the Rev! Mr. McKibben *as called U on for by J.,.Sp,oa , at the . following ac- leaves his school and takes chargeof no-sday last on his way to Goderich, on Sunday evening. -Miss Bella Wan- . . I
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I- - act if required at the next municipal pupils be -in attendance on next Monday an address, w . Benmiller school. -Mr. J. W. McLaugh- havin in charge George Denomy, son less, of
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kl. � � of and Wednesday evenin s, as from that S., litt takes charge of Mr. Gray's school.- of Norman Denonly, of the Sauble Ifne, Colborne this week. -Mr. Hilliard has
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0" - elections. Accounts to the amo,dat 9 manner although bein� �, as he ext ressed Allan, culvert on concession 6, H. R. .i � ps ac son . n who has been wrong in his - minq for Sold his house and let to G. F. Youngblut,
k -, $295.88 -were passed and ordered to be time the classes will be closed until after it . 'Ati' J k takes charge of a sichool i
I I . , b�s maiden speech. A solo by Mrs. $2; repair on Nicholas Price's house, worse, 0
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�V`� I - paid, when the council �djourned to the the holidays. -Cadet Barnes, of theSalva- '.'rortance then followed, which w 8 well. $14.50; r 3pairs .on Hugh MeEwen's 11dwick.-Mr. Rip, supplies Mr. Sloan's some time. Recently he became , f this village. - . . -
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�Iii - -call of the Mayor. y rendered and received, after whi(h Mr. house, $22 02 ; McLean Brothkrs, p int- , . 3 gh fills 1,1iss Rein- and it wasleared that he would do q in- r
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li —0 visited the corps this week and was wel Wm!. Caldwell, ha�t's position. self orsome other person injury if!not -A correspondent of tb eGailt Reform, -
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. f STALL10--f S'T-,kr,E,-,.-There 0kre now a corned by the brethren. Cadets Maggie S in 4 a humoro6 reading, account, $3; A. Kennedy, 'on vert - __ cared for, and consequently he has leen er 8ays:-A n mber of relatives and
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I friends assembled at the residence of Mr.
i;_ number of very superior blood stallions Stark and Mary Oldfield have returned- ; Brussels. committed to jail until room can bepro- .
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F - � 1� - . .. whibli called forth mU(h applause. The on -Kippen road, $2 ; W. Chapman, cut- � Isaace Groh, ex -Reeve of Waterloo town-
� .. r M this district, and as speed is one of home for a short rest. . . . . choirl then render d )ne of th(ir beat vert, concession 2, L. R. iS., $3 ; Dr. I_RLI-NG. -The Br�ssels curling cliib cured for hint in some of the asylu nis. �
. thei desirable ch&racteristics of these" - . -He has a wife and two children, and the - ship, on Sunday 6th inst., to celebrate
.- pi�cei, 6ifter whicli tie Rev. Mi -. Ball, Campbell, medicine for Mtsi Callag hail, wa orgaiiize,d last Monday with the fol- the 94th birthday of his widowed �
I I animals Mr. Thomas La-paliti . - +_ arting between them on the momin,, he
1. , proprietor AN-Navri.R.SARY &RvicEs.-The anni- of 16noalb- gave ,the closing address, $2.25; S. Keating, two box culverts, IOMiDg- officers: F. C. Rogers, patron - 5
�� . of Fair View Park, in this town, kas versary services in connection with the . y ef � was particularly affecting, as in, his mother, when a few hours were spent in �
. .Ir devised a scheiGe by ,which the various Fiz%t Presbyterian church, � Seaforth which was sho�t niI] good'. At this concession 6, H. R. S., $4 ; J. Ialla, Al . r. C' Rogers, patroness;, Rev. J. I .ucid moments he is very sensible and prayer and words of encouragement. .
I , , poi�t the pleasini�aannouncemeiit was culvert oil concession 12, H. R, S., Ro s, chaplain; J. R. Grant, president; affectionate. It is td be hoped that er This venerable lady wais� born in tbe 11
stallion owners in tile counties of Huron, will be held on Sabbath next, December i e .
. r made that over 84 1 .ad been. collected $1.25 ; D. MeLean, culverti conce 3sion Dr Hutchison, vice-president; John
, Perth and Bruce can come together and 20th, 1885, when the anniversary ser ' ' long the unfortunate man will be agai State of Pennsylvania ill the year 1791, - �
- at t e door, which to -ther witl small 13, H. R. S., $1.25; J. McFarlane, Hk rgra.ve, secretary_treasurer. . Manag- in - I . I
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test the merits of their respective ani- mons will be preached by Rev. . 1'.. -J. . Sam contributed a � the amo int re- ditching, concession 3, L, R. S., P ; inf � committee -C. It. Vanstone, James restored to reason. - and emigrated to this country when- .
- Inials in this hin 9 at ceiv d from the' tea ov w $50.- M, -. W in. Win. Chesney, culvert,' concession 4, Ross, D. Strachan, 0. * R. Cooper A. sion court was
. � portant particular. -As . Laidlaw, of Hamilton-,- commencin . P BRmys.-Divi' held liere nineteen years of age. A year after -
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-1 . will be Seen by announcement in the ad- the usuat hours , morning and evening. . last Wednesday before Judge Doyle.- wards she was married to the late John �
, Ir Cal well then in the i ame of ti e Sab- U. ]I.' S., $3 ; J. McGeo�,. ditchii ig in Vc at and A. Currie. I The skips are to - lived on the farml
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vertising colu-nins of this issue 'be offers The annual tea meet' g will be held on. bath School presen 'd i the Rev. Aj r. Tor- Egniondville, $1.50 ; H. Cri h culvert, b ted at a futfire meeting. Mr. H. Weaver has removed from Mr. �, .
- very liberal stallion stakes, to be com- the following Monday evening,, Decem r - Brill's house to the Centenni�l pied by her son, ever since. Mrs. Groh
- ran6e. and lady with a large fruit cake., concession 3, lots 25 and Vd, $2.50; "V�Ko-,In,Rs' INSTITUTE. -A meeting of � I is possess I pd of a vigorous constituti�on, -
Peted for in September of next year, on ber -21st when Rev. W. -8. Bal of be& tifully iced. Thi) choir then s-tng - postage and expenses on acconift ' f th � and Mr. C. Eilber I
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. � A . I Lon-� - 0 fax'mers of East Huron was has, moved into Mr. and is Stil I in possession of all tier facul-.
ielv Park. As the entries fort ,e don, chaplain with the Northwest forces, the -closing anthem, after which the drain, .$9.38; townshi itacre and he� in the town ,hall here on. Wed-
FairVr* her . . . . p PQE I d Brill's house. -_`Mr. Reuben Hamacher .
- stakes. have to be made by the 15th of will deliver his celebrated lecture, ep- ben . 1 �diction was � � ed, and ill po- stationery account, $32.59; D. Grum- rx"day, December 16th, to organize a has- moved from, H. Rosse'shouseto Mr. ties (witli the exception of her eyesight), I
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,january it would be well foi� horse own- titled " The Men of War and How They � ceeded - hom �,'. fe they h d en- m'ett, charity, $5.-Cariied. it" icob Farmers' Institute. The following of- Louis Theil's' house. -A youniggirl, oged having a remarkably retentive memory. �
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� ors to take the matter into consideration Fought. " The lecture will be illustrated- � 1� provisionally : xer- -
joy(d both:a -pl�, and pr)fitable McGee, chairlilan of the Boar' of ficers were elected about- eighteen yesaYrs, arrived from ( it not for the fact that'she .is blind
at, once. ,The winnera of these stakes -by arms actually used at Batoahe and till, .[ - . . -_ many on Wednesday and made ber''way she would still be able to do the greater
I ` Health, made tlie,anD.u4l! teport :is to John McMillan, president; Thomas
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will score a big point go that it ks worth Fish Creek. The Rev. Xtr.' Tull�, of �" : - -;. . I the sanitary condition of !the tow shi Strachan, vice-president ; F. S.. Scottv to Mr. H. Render's..on the 9th colices- present inhabitants of Waterloo �
I the while of all who have aiiy conceit of Mitchell ; Rev. Mr. Broley, of Seaforth; M OP. -at, which was ap I Sion. She is a relative of Mr. Ben let, County . r
. ' during the ye I �F secretary- treasurer - The president and .
� - . their ailimals to, enter them. ! Rev. Mr. Musgrave, of McKillop,. and PIASSFD ' I , provii do , , a ll the way from Germany havejived ,in days that when the twiligh - -
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__ Rev. Mr. McCoy, of Ep,mo'ndville,ii will re -F ected raskent rof this town- services. _ appeared, the air was filled with the
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. L01 fierce yells of the wolves, and the hoot-
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LocAL Blai-v. --, also ,be present. r Music by!the church 1 i"' 8 'p �. none the worse for her long jou .
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a ssed to hei 4on honie We seconded by John . Sproat, that , rne
y - under the leadersh I 1�ip a a th at College, to procure his attendance . . � - -
- scdd 82 stoves besides two C 0 ip of Professor to I rp. Joseph Welsh, of Beech- council do now adjourn sine die. ' at the institute meetinc, to be held in � - 0 4
thhi tGwil h ir �1 , ing of the owls in the near woods ! yes], �
� hot air furnaces between the 11th of Jones. Tea will be served in tile base'- r , who Ilied c (4 I -BOARD OF HEALTIL-A meeth . Hay. how many ! But few bear w- ith them .
r , wolld . n Saturday morning ig ( he Ja nary, the date to be Exed hereafter. the history of this aged, lady, who trav- .
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I -September and the first of December.- ment of the church at six O'clock. The last She was ab?ut 65 years of age, towinghip Board of Health was he at RIEF.S. —D. A. 8niale has . opened a OBITUARY. -W e regret this week to C)
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.. Mr.,% Wm.,. Kyle, -of Kippen, was in' chair will be taken in the audience room and with, her 1�;us an, I was one of - the Kyle s hotel on.the 10th inst. At the fai cy store in the shbp formerly occu- chronicle the death William Bucha nan el,led all the way from Pennsylvaniato-
Uwii- this we�k-.-Mr. Thomas Kidd of by the pastor,, Rev. A. D., kcDonald, at ' Canada with oxen. The journey occu-
Rio 11 r . . piol eer settlers of a part of th. town- members were present, except., INU. D. pi d by John Shand whu has gone into sr., of the township of Hay,which event .
L� ' ' this to�Va,rrecently received a letter from eight o"Aock .8'harp-. . . . , . pied four weeks. There are not many
� � . shil. She had been il. for'about a year. McIntosh. Mr. Jacob Mc(x'ee,, el air th shop formerly occu _ied by Robert occurred at his residence oil Sunday 6th .
. 1, bis old friend, Mr. Thomas KiDro-, for- Mod .r :",-r,-- I - - p now living who lived before the French .
" The remaina were'inte -red in Irishtown man'of the board, presented the swond N tt and which Mr. S* hand has pur- inst., and at the advanced age of 82 . I
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- . achers. - - cemete he high -annual report of the board. - The re port ell sed�-Dr. A. McKelvey is away to years. Deceased was a native of 8cot- thE � �
.. . merly of Dublin. Mr. King is residing 'el School Te ry op Mo day, and t
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. in 'S)Gutliern California and is fairly in I.- The following is a Jist of those who 1 est�em fil which ti e ;eceased was held stated that the duties of the board had New York for the be efit of his health. land, and was born -in the vicinity of el ays'when Napoleon and Nelson -
. 116 says the finally passed tile prof ssional exam' ' I were the heroes of their respective
' .e ma- was abundaIntly testi i I ed by th large fortunately been -very light and the -ex- lie expects to be gone about r Kippen, Perthshire, in the year 1 48. nation ; � I
rose.i blooTry all. the year round and they tions for teachers at the Godeih and nu mAe-r* of 8 - S. i
� mourners ho attended the isteuce of any contagious disease had three months. - Jjhri Nott intend When but a young mail, (and when his _.- . ;
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have patatoes that weigh 10 Its. each . Clinton Model Schools.. Sixtypereent.' funeral �- . " � hot been reported'to them. These 3 ols spending the winter season inrKan- nowfair countrywas butanunbrcken �. -A man w -7 'as James . - n �.
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arm squaahestas larcre as a whisky barrel. .. I I . . ho gave his name
e ' L : Doi_,�, .S.- Council niet at and appurtenances tlieret6 hail been sas, leavin'o, here about the new year. forest), he emigrated to this country to- Powell, of . I
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Mr. Xing's ni I . '_ CI _Ir - . ew York, was arrested the . �
, - , end in tbi4 trict .pass: -- , Fu on's ho Dee nib.rl2th; members kept in tolerably fair condition. The T. W. O'Brien, . V1. S., of Beaver- getber with his family, and settleJ oil other day in Stratford for swindling. �
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- . I eslent-� A nul iber of mcounts servi(;es of a Medical .Health Officer had ton, will take Mr. Nott's place' in his lot 21, in the third concession of the- He had in his possessio .
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family are Nve-11 and doing -well.-The Collins Katie,,Vough Ian Annie, Graham we e p sen i n a number of . . . . . . �
� � re tied and or lered to be paid, not been.r.equired but the bt)ard .iged It absence. Mr. O'Brien ii� tile student township of Hay, where he resided u ntil good imitations of colored meerschaum
- Salvation army hold a m6eting, iu Car- 'IN -1. Ann, KeefV Ann, Case Jos., Cameron ether with the 'salaries of 'the Conn- upon the council the desirability 0 ap- t was with IMr.'Nott a year ago.- the time of his death, being for no less .
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-roll's hotel an �';tuiday af ternoor� la,st,and John, - Deverdlix Dai'del, Erwin Jarnes, ors, Ree ! I,. pipes, made of French clay, worth about
. . L 10 Vle and cle k, $10 charity to pointing one for next year. During tbe, G'eo. Thornson has re -moved to the'shop a period than 37 years, during at', of 20 cents. His plan was to fill and com-
a-ve the genial proprietor Of hat far- Gordon K. M. James, Green K.'John, cii1s. Leyden and $5 to S. Dys,rt, $10 year the b ' 3 1 .
. IV I oard had dealt with several for' erly occupied by J. Grewar d Mr, which time he enj6yed the respect ind mence smoking one of these pipes, go
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� hallelujah 1 b Green J. Frederick, Hartley Fn l a c6ffin and burial of old n an De-- coin -plaints concerning horse and (attle A eDt, has sold his shop to J a Land esteem of ai� large circle of friends Ill I into a roup of persons and say tile pipe
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i1iriltatio ' � - . . r $3,000 ; be also sZ1 his P4'rk lot to common with many of the ers was a ffst�class meerschatim. for which
ki of .Mr. Carmll, `- wh�o, surren- Dougall Angl-IS, McLaughlin Charles, M4 -ria' Meyers, * 1 Z$1 to Michael li�d the carcases buried at the exp'ense I . Ainley for $800.-Robt. Graliam. of this county, deceased had to end-ure he, had -'paid $5 three years ago,icomment .
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�� bour.-E'ver since the sleighing com- renewed: Ma' - i to Berlin where lie could obtain work. .
I Cy rray Maggie,. McConnell knX,ch,heal(township. '
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9 - ggie, Rutherford � , seconded by : anley, as a . -
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r Our atreets look something I I. . I D. rule they have been kept in a satis- Ar, nstrong is home for the boll �ys,- and of a lively and cheerful disposition, 0 rate of profit to ; ,-
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