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seasou our butchers .. � of TuE ExroswroR� that most every formpand _0 I people from bein sent to Canada. ,-A brid',I was recently built. by con- a posit . t - : . I ;
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I itranger and often alady will be bid up as high � 7 � ;
I GREETING I here; in fact, if -you me6t a� I -The ne4, Great WesterIi depot at with her husbark and disappeared. mys. cept the structure, and have th � .
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� . ,upied bridge, and to put up notices that the �
I -wheat has averaged 70 to '80, cents per in this country. - L'a ng, who has oc( I I I
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�iers, of .Uprris, and . a E% . I t- the �osition of te'icher of the second de- council do -not �consider said bridge safe The marketi scales ili Stratford have I �
. - bushel ; oats, 30 -cents ; barley, 45 -bents; say : - Ail �liose seeking -new homes duty -on tea TorOD importers are e l - . .1 ��
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I I . I 4 flax, 85 cents in largL supp i -,a. p&rtment of the, eeswater public schools for public travel, and will not be respon- been leased for the year for $310. � . .
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'.-> -, per, ton.. , suit'�you, you hre not compelled to stay. _]Floni A. Macklipzie and Mrs. 1�1 veral yea , was the recipient of . � . �
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� ergreen's, . , , �� has been the finest I have seen in Da- Than king you� for space in your valuable, ke he Qhristma 1 holid�yc; several valuable " resents f rom her pupils partics passing over it. dulges in the miserable, cowardly prac- -; � � .
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pib,s weighing from - I . I . . . . nzie speht t 8 I While borincr for Water on the farm tiue of beating his wife. Tarand feather .
� kota, The weatherkw`as Ly and warni, largely circul%ting paper. I am, yours with relatives in So rnia. I . . ontheoccasiono her severance from the _- 0 .
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M, 450 were dandies. I � a all-Aacked in this . M agricultural orks, has been re-elected tion to accept an engagement in Cali- MeGillivray, on'N -On Christmas Eve o _. I
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which, weighed lift 1. . f .. I . of surfacie coal oil was struck at a depth firm ill .,Nlitchell sold over $500 ,worth of �
; y ur tI are built, the ,- 1 Former'l *of McKillop. , reeve of Ayr by ac -lamation. � I fornia. . I . .
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F I Groce , rly Friday he rock-, an goods, a bookseller sold over $300, and
Th� Star , , . ryq =tor is set -in the centre, of the ' , . 0 1 -M r. i ohn Ch arlton, 1%,J. P., ind -At Perth eii, mot �
a pounds, turkeys I � obe't bqaringaeries ; the gas forced obstruc- a jeweller over $200. * � I
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I V I . and a band cutter stands' on each Municipal Elections for 1886. Mrs. Chariton -has e e
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I I I side of the -machine". The'price for home at Lyud9ch from a trip t I ; I . 7 1 �
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, - - threshing is : Wheat, 4, cents the municipal councils in this county for fornia. . e e, I
-.certain, the enter- - �er bush- I three hours. Specimens of the oil three dancing parties were held Christ- � �
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I . SEAFORTH. - will thresh for 7 cents per bI find . SEAFORTH.- Mayor Dr. Coleman - which eighteen dirs of apples -,% ere' helpless from fee�)leness, were bur�ned to P ,in I
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7 everything and put the wheat- in sacks Reeve, D. D. Wilson ; Deputy Reeve, transported :from Toronto, t ' Portland, cinders, the only, trace of thtir remains I "
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rI flowers, and - and cooks along with them'*. There are sh'a'w, T. Sinith, Alex. Stewart, JohiL vent, in Quebec city, are about to spend - ened in Lconnec tion with the Toronto and there is great excitement there over ,Monday. . 4 1
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NY of ineats consisted - i ux many custome , and the Public L I in- ;ro(rnia!l Sdhool, i .nder the man the, discovery. -The Masons of Xlitchell'celebrated I
; . I In wishtng o . few farmers in tho country who farm Dorsey, kobert Wilson, George E..Hen!- 1200,000 on the enlargement of theiL agement � 1
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,heifers, fed by A - at ]Larffe � Now Year, th ! -The Woodstock Sentinel of the Ist the anniversary of their patron saint St.
v very happy'and prospi xom less, an 1-60 a i . stitution. � I V I I
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f yt, 22 cwt, - _ n � tr. A 8i�milar department Will be inst. says: Chaim � . . T
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by Duncan vidual %vho has kindly su orted, us with their els of wheat 1n one day, . �rovided teen nnectI with filled on Wednesd ; .
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7, -weight 1,900; -a, - . pa.tronag�, during the year that is jtI4 closed. the wheat is dry. The faL e L c Its- it e.i; ' Deputy Reeve, Samuel Sin two months in jail, for a second violal ion the Otta. a Nol-mal. School, under 1he Of the town and neighborhood -to witness .gentlemen. L . � . I .:
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fee d, by A. K. We cons I er the beginifing of a year - a very fit- high Mid learesas i itch the stubble . li I i ' I � the marriage of c YS . .
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s; 2 lambs, fed, I)i L on the -land as possible as the.straw is -A Montreal merchant tailoF haS. -I%lr. Samuel Cole, for lialf,a ish of St. George, to IN-laggi , second froin a young lady a Christmas present I
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ting tiinI6 to review the past, in c rder to reinedy, -'UsBon-xx. -Reeve, T. M. Kay. COU14- . daughter of the Rev. W. A. McKa.y, B. of a pair of hand,4onie slippers ; & gift of . I I
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X . it pegs mistakes, and to form' not required for feed " York a resident of tl e neighborhood 'of St J I .
Grey, one of. them I ib f , its errors and . and it als cillors * R. Gardiner-, James Ralls, H. been arrested at Plattsburgh, New P . . . I � I 1; I
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fed. hy 1. h,ing. We 'are liaving. a on the ch 'in tbes Thoro I C, ; .
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I I goodresolutions for the future. Ourgreatmis�r time in threa 0 Horney, J. Shier. Deputy Reeve to be arge OF a, uggling clo as, died on the 30th ult. Mr. -as performed by the father of tbat young niam will not weafthem. - a . I .
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ry, & fine winter here -about f'ur inches of e --by Council. .1 across the border. ' - i e t I � L . ;
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P_..i I goods in, the prospect of good crt ops, good prices, - - i E-XE'ftR, -Reeve, Dr. Rollins; Dep� Ingersoll; Dr. Cochrane, Brantford ; gift -an& the giiver;-not because he --, I
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I farmers are busily eng�ged h,iuling ty Reeve, W* G. Bifisett. Councillors-� he 10n - lWf�L settling in Yarmouth. In I ' 858 lie I �
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� ��Ismith. and go � roads, none of which was realized, and eem . con- , 1 tario Scripture Reildings for use in their remove ' Caraioe. In 1871 he moved W. Robertson, Chesterfield, and W. T.1' has any obIl to wearing slippers, -
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L wheat ,to inaIrket, ah . .J.'Pickard, IB',,. Johns, W. Hoskins. .. to St. Thom dullen, he groorns-- but because the slippers were number I .
, S h Tawngend,,. of now find, V,000 worth of surillm stock on hand- Ltented, for there are pleiity of wheat L I I I I " : I . O ' - - . . I
7ep VV e hav � resolved to - remedy this by simply � STEPRIE-N. -Reeve, S. Ratz; Ist Depu- schools. . i I . . i men were the Rev. W. H. W. Boyle, of.. fives and his feet were 'number tens. I
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. been ill for some, slau,ghtering the surpI118L stock, for cash, .cc buyers in town, a - eeve, 11. Eilber; 2nd Deputy Reevi 3., N
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, anxlo . has C. I? lor3 . French, - . . n McKay, brother of the -the ention-about six ificlies. � i 1
6 . -wencing first week in Januar)- This surpluW .L. � I . . ,ilber. . CI6uricil -D . - has been and Master Joh I
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t� il � stock coi isists of fine. YduiIg ' ' - i rayer meeting at rhedfor - lod �' A of Freemasons of 3�ova Scotia, bride. The bride wore dress of golden -The Women's Missionary SociLety.of � . L
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' Oapan V as, Raw and Refined S�igars, new sea- $7 ; wood, $6 per -o [�' ne � etebescd. 1 brown satin, a veil and natural flowers- Knox Ch rch, Listowel, held a very sue -
L good pi M; . Thos. . K on, of Sid ey, dieleat Halifax ion. the 17th ult. The �.
: imi,kin- Other pre- - and, glass- Reeve,,J. C. Kalbfleisch. Councillors- .. I I . � I . I
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. Ck . .tits, canned, ods, or ery- `O, i The bridesmaids were Miss Jessie Me- cessf ill a ' esany . :
son's Fr - Siding dressed, $16 per t�.FusaDd; qom- 1). Surarus. A. McEwen, H. Heyrock. ' Hastings codnty, a ciJe2ntally smothypred dece'Ased was highly esteemed by all . ocial at the manse, on Tu 11 ;
,One stabling erected . ' . 1. � Kay, , ' i I
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'I I . ware, I)ei �utifut china tea Sets, a oice designs in mon pine, not dressed, 812I -a thousand; � � , . I 1 her infant while diiving the other lay, members. of the craft. He was buried - sister ,of the bride ; her cousin, night of last week at which a handsome i I . I
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li- the coniina S�U,M t) JL STANLEY. - Reeve, John Torrence ,- . . McKay, of St. lklarys, aud sum was realized.' ; .
_ _ dinner sas, toilet gets, &c. In eboqtandshoe . . ` Miss Alice . :
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� - oak fence -posts, 10 cents.: Th'e fenceB Deputy Reevq, A. M. Camtbell. u*n'- Y. .
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.1 nos endless va- , McTaIvish. The presents from - -of 11 . .
departm nt will be found an a t are all barb wire. Barbed wire sells at ,,� Bawtinhe nier, of the 7th con- may- be noted as a coincidence that the - Miss -Mr. Wallace A. . Macpherson, . I :
,t,e roat and Mr. - . . - . I , cillors-John 'Thompson,- saae. Errati, I from friends Warkworth., has been appointed'assist- : . . - I
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, 3 on yjet�yr to choose from, Es ecially Felt Roots, 5 cents per 1b.2 The farmers are cession of Blenheim township', countV of late, jTyler died on the same day two members of the church, also . J 1. .
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, I Orer4hoes, Rubbers, I,adieg! Fi ie 'Boots, Shoes g im n,g to fence in 15 o,r 20 acres for the . ' I Oxford, threshed 374 bus iels yearg� ago. ; I I
�1. . � at , � - GoDERIcu. -' Mayor, H. HoI -, - . 11 - *at half i -of 1896, at the A -
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8 ill be glad to -are building' .nice ' tl�e product of six acres. � - �A disgraceful scene was enacted in re ! . - .1
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I - a lar ---rn. out know tlat we have decided to open out -a houses and barns on their farnis,'and- M. G. l Cameron. .Councillors-Dunlo ,' -Mr. ChAs. Sayers, of Hamilton, ed TeesIvater oil Cl- ristmas night. A num- costly. ; rate of -8500 per annuln. . I � . .
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. (ttutoni. gh,op'ln connection vith our boot the prairie� is beginning to.look 'as if it ,jo on the 31st iUt. f e&n injuries receive�i in her -of young Tien, considerably ,under � --Mr. J. E, To;m,of StratbTOY, for- . . .
A - - Walker- I I I _ rda.ii, Butler, G. Acheson, J. H. C O� - annual report OIL Mr.. I I .
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. . . a I and shoe department, where reps 6irg and ordered phad been settled, for 15 years. Tll ree a recent railway a(pidellt on the C na- the ii.ifluence of J iquor, p, merly of - the :Collegiate Insti . � 4
....; -ney, see- . borne, Ball, 11cle,wen, Jos. Reid, L4, I I D. Bowman, Inspector of the House . � .
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t p asible ma -finer. years ago r- in Steele B ' t Harriston. . the g one of their compan- - . .
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work Wil L be done in the beg one might t avel -t di'�n.Pacifici`rall i St. Marys, is said to be -an :applicant for . - .- . I I
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� weli and elected by. . .. . . . . ingham. Hamber, Murney, Robet ' I ' -tefug-e for the county _. I .
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L Persian Lamb Caps left, which Wilil b I p . seeing a hous;, i�tid be conteinted to . a eireu'*lar* to his 'clergy in which he walk but was sib"ing at the top of his of - W terloo,. co,r � . . L
s't between Messrs. six choic � L CLINTON. - Mayor', Dr. Williams. I I . 0 .. Huron. I
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. A e Astracan Caps ,roof himsef in his -blanket but the Coimcillors�St. Andrew's ) C, I -Hugh .McIntyre, jr., of London, I .
I David Manson�.' hold A er3 cheap. botit a doz - . I wardi Coopei, [act the House Lis 74. The number of himates .
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mred out at greatly reduced prices, ng' -r, Manning: St: George's ward, Doliert�, I . . .
waposed by Wm, to Ilia ell L St. 1, ! I, admitted from the several municipalities .
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� � kota, there are better times coming." son, McKenzie. .- " ' 'Wilmot, 2; Wellesley, 2; Wool -
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Z I ! In this short space of time railroads and . spurioui silver coin which has bee.A in dayA . Hiram Dickout I 10;� Association. I I . :
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11 � , I I towns have opened up -the country, so - general circulation in that city lately, . � made memberi 1i u communion of the ' I 9 . _Mr.11.Feiguson,of Listowel,hasb-�en - s
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: I . ! . Galt, 4; Berlin, 5; Waterloo, 2; village - . ;
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. thatr we have -inark -Mr. Alex. Muriray, of the . appointed by the Onta .
aomircees: Robert. -Lockhart, Gibson, Todd. I I � . I - of Preston, 3,; Hespeler, 3. The vari- L. � I
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` . i - 20 years. . I i 1. .. Me. of *123 acres to Mr. John' e, f. est and* Port Stanley railway bridge, St. Ous can in the match which is - to be played . . �
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'ks, i 1. . I ' for sto I 0 Thorr as. Priest Geo. Hanley officiated. admitted during the year were: Sick- pi tly fo - the Ai strict medal between I . a . .
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r; Ireland, seconded, - : .- 11 . - Kinnon, 0 ' ud'destitution 19. i intemperance, . - I
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L � . Mr. Srn�th, - a neighbo of- . mine, xG"m,-Mayor, John Neelands! -During the year 1885 there were The communic'q� ts shook and shivered nesa a � I .
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I i I has- 300 head of -horses and cattle. Reeve, WnI. Clegg; Deputy Reev�, I ' ' .
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In. Broadfoot was� I I __ � I ! serted 1 by parents, I ; insane, 3. TLh6 ists, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. HiLrdy, have . I . -
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I TT'.-LReeve,, John McMillan; . -Company h i ve t total 6xpenditure during the year was been secured to sing at ,Burns' anniver- I 11 - I
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G� I t e C. They have sheds for the cattle and the- deputy, John Britton. Councillors . 923.'67. The total earnings of the sary celebration . Stratford M a. ;. I I
Ominatiou of seh,061 � P'le, M ills, $9, 1 - I .
I I from made a contract with arties in Petrolea. rk, A little of Artlip'r J. . , I
�tt the - sa -me tilnLe 'k I . i . . horses- are stabled. . A cowboy B. Churchill, John Lasbamr I p ' House and Farm, $2 365-77. The per- Hardy is better known- as Jearl-itie Wat- .1
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r elected for ward "N STREET, SEAFORTH. . . . manent improvements made durinLg: the son. � I I
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It f6i ward No. 3 ; � , , year amounted to $4,808.92. Amount -Mr. and Mfg. J. L I
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. . . --7- L with his Mexican broucho,'drive the uncillors-Cbas. Dodds, Alex. Mur- ; 9 , the 9L Marys, celebrated the 25th anuiver- . . .
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id, IN -p. 44 George . � * h1f The horses . in a druggist. Th ff - actually expended for the support of - . ?
. , . . I la Prairie on the. 29th ult. decided a child was su ering . .
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Wfoixt will . .. . Ap tle into the portal at ni &lie, R. G.'Rossi D. Manley. - ' inmates of the Rouge, .$.3,020.98; aver- B&TY of their wedding day on Monday, I
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I a.re as ,%vild'as an te , . a man buys - favor of red fife' as the stapl L I
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W P a horse he has to get a c W Oy. to lasso wheat crop for blanitoba, b�t recom- the use , but put up'. by mis- L
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I I . . O' C ouncillors-J. Wynn, W. F. Vanstone, . 4 $41-71� i their relatives and f ' d If& e n t.
. .. . him. they bre these wild C eorge Baker, W. H. Ke xperime ing with i L ier 'va . - . take a' compound of ipecac and opium. Of - - I
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Wry.. -, . . horses to harness they ill single one Tuu-,cBzRuy. -- ' Reeve. James Hen'- rieties of wheat ! ! I -�he remain4 of Hon. Adam Crooks 1; ! .
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�,,Pilg were exantleot - - L Lhim, bring him -into the corral, put the I issouri, D11 of Decqw - Therl was a lar& attendance of - . �
IVIV ^ IN L EAST WANYAN0811. - Reeve, Robert in 'West N i ' ' ' L the Customs -Act passed last session the member lying on the floor. - � 11 .
if-, I , 2 harness on him -and hitch- him to & Currie; de�uiy, Finlay Anderson. Cot as been &I b6ol and is now in jail inent: citizens. i The pallbearers .were . . . I . �
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� various intricatew � . . There are quite a number of Ifuro-n L e s Caledonia - Iron 79rks, Montfeal , was Ross,t Hon. Al�x. Morris, and Nicol . ed read - '. - ,
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� �Xlr. Mi.E% boy inthi countr I mialit - mention I I I set upon by two roughs the other night, Kingsmill. The remains were interred 11 "41A.Pe4ttle." Mr.,J,oneswasout$1-00
. I .� IN STRUE T, � � 0 1 I "Of a g)la watch, chain �nd in St. James' ce I etery. Arniou�r ,t; CO., of ago I : e . I -
aki . . a few of their nani6s, that live close L and robbed. . . Ir . by th mistake, and threatens -to sue the � � i
�, .-ag teacher. A I by CoLlio sH.�Reeve, A.'Allan by a tities #e imported here every year for : � .
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- ' Adeliza Da% is, a domestic, � came . - .
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j were preseinf,. - majority:of 55; Deputy Reeve- Joseph - I e in the lutaber camps., and the barrels - I
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1 � I �� - . v I . are Sai to be trianufa u , considerably surprised the other day -at, - :
k6rk. 2XIr. T&I . nearly att of which is under ct4i ation; -The little 8-y ar old son of Squ�re Sarriia without the knowledge of her fi
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IcEwen , . GoDEIVICH ',r0WN5HIF.L-:Reeve, G. El-, tract at Joliet State Prison, 11161�9114. . . I 2
[" for 1886. . Clearing lie built a fine house this last summer ; ' Thomas Kelly 6 cheque for $20, ill Paynlen_t .
Thim. -w holding a Grea.,t liott, majority 3 ; Deputy Reeve, John . ,of Yarmouth, on Th rs- arents. She has been despondent of receiving E . -
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�s t __)Ln N(y. g" 'ate in every line of goeds, which are an Beacom. Councillors -E. Acheson i .� 4
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Zn;eo.Ll( i'�Jl 6 ffewing at. a. - Call and farm, and "is b *1. J* fell through - , belol�v, Y� ;is- fQund dead in th4 iet-lana,- patchek! special agents to Chicagofor; the Years ago,,on the credit System. The .
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� me of 9 great. sacrif ,.cc.. a. 1"'lliott . I&'.. of investigation, and to 'warn �
I !"-,ir,_,.,,,6,, . m barn this fall. -2r. Gre from' . whom she pqrposle L i cheque came froni Californiai .
, Mn, I enon, tance 6f 20 feet, fracturing both bo es a- commercial tm eller, with . L . . m
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y. a, abou& - ace the bargains. . , I t packing L their I . �
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the be-nedlictal ere� . � . DuUL1N-.---*ayor, cKenna - I T . s in prison- e productions. TheseL -Tende'rs for the-'Ceutral drain in . .
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-1 all new, being bought ready for the spring crop ; lie intend., Reeve, A. Al.; Ross; deputy, Terrencol I L,M i r F; Ellice township,wereopenedon the 26th I
� r, of the 4til. coa� The g,00d-$ are I . I . I I . 1r. E. Mordni" Of Nia a a. alls agin ts i e - � 1. 7
building' & house - L ; of ' no I I �
tie hit-Ilidso -in -, I J,at thia. fall and winter trade. inLthe spring, and is Slaven. - Co Ilors-C. Prendergasti' South, spent a pa,,t, New leat's Day years of age. She left a note saying .were allowed to inspect pack rs' ult, as follows -.-Corrw & Kilburn,S14 .
Re sum I . Unci . . � 0 1 book8,iwhich showed that a certain per- '_ . � . r
.. . . . busy engaged hauling the lumber. Mr. o . blame. was attached to Sutherland, but . 200;. Robert Armstrong, $11,400; Geo. . � �
Ttven 111onths, old. . M. D yle and; Geo. Deiget, -! - , in lanting trees, grapevines, and -black . centage of barrels exported' to Canadian I
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Ith Itt Dre Goods we- never had such a L G-. Fer�uZn, from Tuckersinith; has I - I that she had tak ell her life. because She Lee, $8,225; A. J. Ste -,I $7,997,; S.
e �uvorted stal- - �. 99 I . " a HIBIlEnT. McLaren , ang red raspberrie i. 1 Thig will give 6ur . I
. hoice q'L - - - ' _�Ieeve,' Alex. I . . de-ale'ra- were the product 6f con�ict-& � I I I
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Vileft 4- Duneark - le VL-ari.ety Of fabric T good, farm. I might mention . one hun' deputy, Thomas Ryan. ' Councillors— friends in the Old Clomitry some idea Of wa's in'trouble. � . The firms were warned against continu- T. Alartin, $7j75:); P. J. Writt, $7,250; . I I
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11,017 was made by L 8 Jam" Morris, John Jefferson, Robert the horrors 6f a (.,'- nadian winter. . the practice, and were informed . I
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'\ I &If seem -well pleased. with the country, - r . tered a butchex's shop n Sai I t,o $7,OW ; I L
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ca-ler. -Mr- Isaaa ' . .that a4 prison-niade barrels -shippet.
I ste-iv lieveltiesi 1 4 -A row obeu rre I between two barbers .
. anting to) LiSTOAVEL. -, Mayor, William Hes�; ' other night. T e boy's curiosity was their lCanadian customers would � be Curtin, $6,885. Stewart & Nichol- I
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ncessiaxi, has pu;r- � I - I F in a Toronto barbc r shop last Saturday excited in seeip a blue' placard fastened ,. L son were awarded the contract, -
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- t. Aidl , �,ll f ro Cb lAren's- Jack reeve, T. E] Hay ; Deputy - ReeVej I and destroyed From figures � . I
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. . . : them were like va.� self ; they could not 1'.. '.Uartin. Councillorli-East Ward given by Commissioner Johnson, i it is -Rev. H. T. Crostiley delivered -his . I - I
knes-h. for the anni, _et-", B. ,'s Overcoats and S lits. . I customers. One o the inen stabbed e weights, etc., �rid approached one of . ]on � I .
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. I "I afford- to buy a farm in Ontario, and did A. 214oyer, .�_. McDonald,;R. Roth * I that in 1884 there were 10) song lecture I I Strange Phases of Z . . ,
rhf Purposes trav- � - 9 other with his 8683ors, from the effects shown L 72,-, .
Ch r'eii's 6, WL El I them evidentlyl with the purpose -of : si .
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. U1 the couitty of I . 'Cadirs', C',ent's, Boy's . I I Centre ]Ward -Wm. Bruc' . . i . . orted int.-) CaIna.- Human Nature" in the Alethodist � ; I I -
; I . I a 1.1 I ild not believe in reuting and paying'A350 I . of which he died in,'& short time. 673 �o6iids of pork imp I . -
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, I Underdlothing--all in large assortments. a year for the use of it. Tile mail who I . . . . � I reading it. Th� ittle girl upon notieIng 1-diL, which is about 80,363 barrels, ',most ch reh, --St. Marys, n Mond y ven g 11, . I . I
-114avidsour all old - Dihgmal�, Win. Welch; West Ward- � . I a o a, �e in ,
.; - - � owns a farm of 100 iieres -ill Canada bad -A redd4nt of Warwick dame noar the action of heO brother called to him to I
I ax -been m Nlani- . . � __ ; I R.' Woods, S.� Bricker, John 'Binning. I , I of whi:I61i iii credited to. Cbicago men., last week, to a very large audience. The J . .
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I better stay On it, but any young mail losing his lipmeste day. His- come aw , f I that; " don't you see . j ! .
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. 1'ears, is honle, vis- l4adi� .s' and Misse's' Fur Capi, Far . . . LOi�A-II 'Reeve, Robert Jones. Coun-, - ' - .0 I I lecture was replete with te'lling points, i
- starting to farni-with I small, capital, or . - I little grandsbn set fire to some ,cloth ng'L it has the ,dip itheria." This is one � -rent E,hase- of huniaw � �
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o(l -8 ( lapes, F Sets and Fur Trimmings- Adains, Woods- Hickey, Quer: . * L
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I a t )ed y Mr Crossley � . i
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I the inalf who rents a farm call do better tpgesser.- - . 11 . hangin on the 'wall, and but fo a proof hat the jq ,eniles know what the - nature an descril
� retil.rUlM ' . .NIAIR�Y�. - Mayor, Sam I I .y posting'up a ' � -,
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- _. of acres in Dakota just w�itingfor some ' no house left. blue card. . .i .� towIll H Tnpojked of Lthr .ing style. I . .
- and Boy's Far Cape, Cloth .4ye"Irs. - Councillors � South Ward . .1 . uron will be co . .
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4yraier occupationf.L _. %fell s i . T. D. Stwiley I ,T L homas T. Smith, J _� I . , i I - I
� L ('apil, Plush Caps, Knit Caps�,etc., in honest fafiner to come &lid' settle here I allies -',Nlr. Joshua Velton of Benhin - n, -rhe treasui .r of Huron ship. represI6ntatives for the current yea�, : �The Ligtow�el Banner of last week . . .
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la--� . � niarr I=VH. I)EPUTY. says: -One of'our would-be Councilmen
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w"IeWsi. I oni. p ses. large �Aaek- 8 I . I - . . and make a honte for himself, 'and you (iiiest; North W�rd-J.' A. Mathieson Oxford,vounty, hi.s sold his beauti ul latel'y had a ,-. He wu re- - - � .
- I ,. .urpo, . . don't need to be afraid that Uncle Saill' � y I turiiing from� council M'eeting alonj the Seafortil .......... I). D. Wilson Jas. Bea'ttie- � . I �
,; in . I I � M. D.' H-.' E. Wilson, W. .Cosgrove; brown careiave t am to Robert L;ipg, I interrupted another -when speaking at. -
arn- Dex t -1 C 4, lb- ,,.-, I ,_ ! I , 1 . . S.Sinilliqj . ,
,In . 11 . i ht meting by exclaim-
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. Spring- . els, Shirt DO'S, Cottolis, R. S. Rupert of Palsieo I Orq! Ripley in a blh�ding a rm, Tuckersinith ... ... David Walker the Monday ni U I
- Tweeds, Flan 5 -will drive you off it. : - - : West. Ward , John Grantl Esq.. 9 y, Scotland, for a handsot e railway fir, Not elected, . -
la tke niason work -_ ' . t � . . a -Y " _. .
I , es, in fa t all Uxids- of .and a Is " . . I -e one of the.fine - and fell inio'L al culvert fO feet eep";_ Usborne .. ....... T. M. K . I
. Cantors, Cretonn � A nian with three horses � ; I figure. They wei st car . . ing " That's a falsehood !" The Speaker � �
I . � D. J. White.. I . Exeter ............ Dr. Rollins W, G. 1�issett .
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� 111 the 'fraarina. . . I which stunn�ed 1 him so that he lay 1. i
�, C, tro()ds fully assorted, and all will be plow" can break- froin 60 to 7 aards in - Doherty I riage t6ams in, the Dominion. . I � I _ I ULn-' H. Eilber.) quickly turned round and remonstrated- . L -
Z, . L I t � .,N11T61E L._�'_'Afayorj James 0 . . I ,.,..S. Ratz . .� ..
3 Witt be wie of the . - I i I i SbLphed'. .� - - - * : . . 1.
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, rL S � � stonbs or stunips conscious in the' now until the Sound of . . . C. Eilber f ' ng, ' . ! �
. -f . 'ol& reltift dles of cost. one season. He has no reeve Thomas McClay;. deputy, J. W., - . by sayi I I Sat; there and never in- .
:, . -A young lad son of Mr. Andr�w' I* h
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I �_ - . . to bother hini.-afid so yousee f e farmer Cull. Councillors- West Ward-RobL ,N ' T'eEwater, has lately be- the night trai . terfered while you were telling a lot of - , . .
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I . I (" ,� along a - .gets it good start at the be6inning. Just ' Bell, W. It' Davis' James Wilson, i Fr - e I .
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him. With Clinton I .......... A. Mellurehie ,11 n'. ("'2 barefaced lies. " Intuitivily th - �
as Ont. ask sonve-of the-oldset r Ii ron dience added a -little. more and imme- �
t 6f 'VelVetSL I . Noith Ward- . Dent, H. J. Hurlburt;. GoderiO Tow I � .
� , ;e .. A .the tro ble- isattri bu table to a blow Ion - - le I . i
e 14i've a vel :1 . anioiig a numb r of pigs, obtaini g in rn - _ �. - A. Allan , _ ( '0�1
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I W - 11 . -ere oil the farm bjefore they A. Burritt; South Ward -R. W. Keeler t � -th f B e . . � .
�Ittt- tlMt this favor- P I I shes, which -we are q iIa ex- they m had 9 the. 4eid recei%,e(. some time ago b i _Calbo O.. J diately the house was in, uproarious
, I � 0 . e a ' I I . 4 this way he wa inth necessary to !keep PoderichT'p......G. Elliott . L . .
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; tra hiducelile . . i . . .- ! i him alive 1113 til be was found in the Mhfield ..... ..... Joseph Griffin , � - .
- - . .think of the difference of a man stat tint, .. - . P. Clarr, �
4-11.w, I 0 STR.�TFORT)' -Ma o', C. J. MeG L . . . I -While Charles Glen, of Milverton, I
- . aificcqtt euro]I_ - I � . . .. .y r regor. , _Nlew Year opened in Kingston by morning. P - C. D.urnidn - .
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co-oponinfr ()117'jan, � .. 'd at flid on a e - man Alder.men-Bennoch, Rig , Tretheway West W�wanosh . .C. Girvin rry ;
I . 9 -t Wawanosh .-RobertCu K Anderson I
I chopitlid clear itup. Ithink I a tragedy. An old man narned James - s ago Frederick Pi chel,, F -ah . .
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fall 'ter'D starting to Jailieson, Lu ton, - Williamson, Lark- I - rhLpted to dislodge several entangled
I'll ellro,11- � - . . I- - . .. , p I - 'ernia was confidential ,lerk Bayfield .......... John Esson - , attei . . I
- 11 King,,%,.-hile looking through his win- a young G.
IL thirty niore ap- - - ill atl . . � � 1 -3113th ......... � ... P. KIII I' trees, when they came* down on top of . I
ti ' the nian on the bush lot w init that worthy, Dufton, Gorgo , Barnesdale' dow, betw,een 3 and 4 o'clock, I out of August, Be .
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� LVO i� en r , Ch *ap Cas e there is many a hard day's work- before . fel teim & Sauer, clo hi . .
I e� Baker, Dowe" lkacphe - ng Hullett ....... .... John Mc3lillan John Britton Ily driving him into the ground.
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ucc . P . . it is in good work iJIg shape, but 'bn the : r6on, Scrim aeou�l and broke A' . J i . ries I
N w . 1! U: . Vallstone. L . . inings W.XcPherson His companions -had to cut the timber .
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� ye(;t(�(_J tiAilIt every I , 19'el Prairie the work can mostly all, be I . und him dead shortly after the acci I I :
- � . . I I . is; Xew Wroxeter.. .. . - ..Thos. Saunders � i . off him oefore -he could be extricated. . I - I
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-OF I _. done. with horses and machinery. - � -A lady,was canvassing in Toronto dent. . . i I - Fischel a chec . for $,2,50 as b i . E_ 13- Cook) UD0n . - I
Ied. , The closing, - . � I - . I" I L I . YeAr's ift at t] e same time requesting Howick.. . ........ John Kaine He was taken home insensible, and 4
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;I -lit surpassed in I . Perhaps some _ Y. . I . ' edieal examination it was found that I
I ( - nee t e English emigration him to talance be .books and send the W Oliyer) - �
I . . . � would like to know how we -spend. the before the election, among. the denizens Society denou Gr6y ............... Tho8AStracba - .iry en at the knee, and the . . .
I'r (Yee' -%jigs - I ' , schel "' & r4nsI his leg was brok I �
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- asions. . - I In all the Small J'OWIISL of balance sheet to the head office.. Fi i ;1 .
'Jiter of His. Honor winter eveuings. Richmond street west. Amongst societies for sen bg British imbeciles Brussels.?.* ........ F. C. Rogers . ! I -t6d lit shoulder dislocated,, he al., -o receiv- I .
�� HOFFMAN BROSog, -there are i"ting rinks,, daneina, all others she called on.a woman who had a to Catiada. Withi the last three months took the $2-5500 a A fled, leaving a letter McKillop .......... Jas. Hays To be e1% r . � I
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I , music, fine, . I SEAFORTH. . L . . have L sociali but they are a little differ- terms of Mr. Howland, and did her while ej fourth of. tae same class has been found'that Fise`1 D1 had robbed them of' -The tea meetin ' the. Methodist of which are not yet known. I i
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�011(;e, at t4e Jano . r75,000. The �clerk fled to Canada, church, at Lon - - Un I . . -
_i � . entfiom those in Cjij�ada. Thefirstone bestto-get this woman to promise to placed' in an - asylum, to become a per � ell attended, considering fully returned,and bewas ina ve I �
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