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-. -comfortable, as - r ders will rbgr I I fri - nt which took place in Faritton's - hall, , . I I
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.1 shawn pipe,'a plug of . cliewing'tobacco, I circumstances would es et to leard of the, eath 31nagrove, . oUr former ivery e eie- - . I
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r .. EDWARD McFAHL. ihe Pash ored pooket- handkerdhieL The store finaink ,omfortable quarters for it with Is v f ou-nd t114 be I . LLL
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. give his attenttont during January ) th; Cloth:' piled on the -coantor h i ' Mr. 'Co - , Id and pleasant th4re, but we no- entertainment, in behalf of the Sun- . I
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a 3 , been tiv-ri ea over, the driLwers ope'n'el R uron ad, not far from the corpor- al ' arches this week are well attended, tibe thatmost of those -*ho can like to i
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. clearing out at Special Prices, of ' I - I . .shine ,Sabbath School, was held on I .
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4 . ,of Cloods that he has yet too ni " tof., and searched, and the foot marks -show ation(h its of$eaforth. - OA the 'ni*ht and hus faL .have proven very interest- come back and spend the winter in On- Christmas night, and, although there . 4 . - .
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Jt ug.- . . 4 . ose,ph Barrett has also re- was no sleighin the house was crowd, A Few 'Too ;-1 . - .
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, . 943 . i,- TT . entered. .Messrs. Campbell & Brig' ned, a -number of Fow, er, Sr.', of, HiLrpurbe§, will rearet t " ned frorri the Northwest, He. was ed to the doors- I - . ny - . - .- - L
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I ' t . were ret rning from the 6 Ic arh that he has been Prostrated by )Y rebellion, and -saw iome out was one of great interest as there L E14G:aTF,F,'NT31 Y m
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I I . know that at least two good over -costs, . buggy containing two persons coming Ito state, however, that his. me is 1, - — , the excellent programme provided by I . . . L
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rn you my sincere thdn)M kr underclothing have disappeared., The Bru,6 fiold, and, it is supposed that the Currv. of Brantford, ah: 6ld-time Sea- V I
, I have to retu ; I pants, -two fur caps and conside.able buggy, it - 1 -6 - - believed, went tow- ards peet d to -recover shortl . . 'NEW 1EAR
.; lz . I Y, '.'—Mr. Dayid !A GOOD 11ORSE SGLD. Ir. J. Norris hard to beat. L The tree also was very ,
! I - -he . I I a few days ago disposed of a three' beautifully laden with costly .presents, A Few Too Man . - , L
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ate to the double positidns of Councillo . I old gelding, for the ha*ndsome suiri of pas- - I
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- I gehoof Trustee for Ward No. 2. TfAs ho r is 1 81 90. Thi'fine animal was sired by tor was that of a big fat turkey, which . I - . 1 %z44"
i I - n so much asz ' L.' and took with him beside- - -as - inueh as lected him it is impossible to conjectur dent6 of -Seafor'th, -viz., Thomas Bell, . I - - :: L--- -
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I - w. be Wert entirely ti, goliciw on my pa - -'rn, - he could comfortably carry. - It is evi- unless the -y weve attracted there by the H. W C. "Old' Welcome. t was read and showed the school to be. - . .
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'. 943-1 WX G. BROADFO DT. which remained in the discarded cloth- purpose. No clue has yet -cumulation of gas in the'stomach. This .
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. . I hereby tender ': , sincere. thanks lilol the I i Ttirnbe . tween Mr. T. M. Kay,.the late R .
. could have got through the bars -of 'the f I TO AIN'D FRe. ix LOXDON.' -- This is - offei I ,
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window. The tracks in the snow -show- the title of the loot re to be delivered in for his fine yoting,Magici It mare, bat I I- - a- ;
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... wortily or the t t " din me, I am, Ladies ed that- they took their' departure this town on the evening of Wednesda the Wer T4rnberry passed over very quietly, nd L ;
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. . M and Gentlemen, Youts truly. I through the back yard and'6 th6 old council has been returned, 1 3
'. r ut the rear January 20th, under the auspices of the tempting.—W6 regret to I rn that Mr. . i I .
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. I i — L Mr rt Duncan, merchant of Mitchell, I _ . Kay headed the poll by a majority of 98 1 .
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I R I-aa,ED. On 4 Isy of Campbe store on the n#xt street, ,Orator and ontater.' Mr. town? is d n r the votes east for both candidates in the - I
- . last th M -o . by the 'Cla- otm lack, news .. Hastie, son of ?vans, 205 - I L .
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I mu 5herwood korest, Ancient Order., i _er in the city of Lon Killo , who.' had ,been spendin the . The Star G
I up to quiet them, but did n I t observe .don, - England, slid when 14 ye 121. It will, be seen by this v 1K Any Person who Is I
2 Foresters, were Installed. by Bro. H. ars of Christ ote th ay, McInnes. I . .
was holid4 6y8at the - paterna resi- t Ward No. 1.. .... 4..... 108 40 1 1 1 3
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P. C, R., Thns. Jordan - C. R., I Thos. i ations. through England, Ireland, Scotland and where he has be 3n for sometime attend- .; Y) ......... ...... 105 " 46 r . I i -i
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Smith; S. C. R.,!Rob at Campbell's store that so aroused the ,Wales. In this lecture he gives his ox- ing the medical college in that cit . far as the Reformers , L 11 4.. 70 `
ually likely thit it was , .. . Although Turnberry has; it Reform Aia- . — — go TR '
. arer, Albert - Hendry ; Secre dogs and it iseq eriencew, while-. thus engaged, and Messis.W. O.Reid,S'. G.'McCaughey . . 324 226 - need'any of the SEAFOR i 1A
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Fred. M hell. ; 8. B., 'V ., burglars and induced th eirn to make ' &', the shad as well as the sunny side of ownoys in Brussi 11s, went to that village " -, i Z
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I I A FALL IN MIt1k.---:-The horses: of -the L Just .- r , an now occupies the very front forth'and vicinity intend going to the Lg _'eus ra .
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ear's morning, arid but money, as a roll of bills and some silver ave .heard concerning his lecture we . -Those who 'eve variety and hate I we. W I I
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, . jn&ls of what is. called tfie I I II4 her . ly might now bave'bad -the available vote was p I . wish . V C. Rogers, 152; Dr. Hutchinson,
1. xcellent. pair of pants which they - left - &I interest,. of course, was 0enterad in er still, butno how yet. -Mr. A. Armi- f 132 ; majority for, Rogers, 20. For
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I ,when they, were deliverin milk near . . opened a branch u ' COUDeillori-George Backer, 146; Jas. I
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. . . , prog Jas Drewe, 128 ; A. Good, 1,32 ; R. Gra- . Millinery. House, , . - We have resolved to rellieky this k,
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- -set's animal took it into its head to h %ve SCHOOL ' BoOKS.-All kinds of. High- o evorv one. It% Fa i eaenerallv. supposed in Torbrit< i It is under he tuanage- old Wroxeter,boys, were spending t6ir ham, 135; W4 H. Kerr, 142; P. Scott, - ' .
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I ' Mr. Beattie would bl; electea, but even rnent of Mr, 1C rb 136 ; W. F'. Vanstone, ', 153 ; John .
a Spree on its o*n account,. snd broaki I ta 3a , wholas been in 'holidays with their maiiy'f iends liere L I ..
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I strap started. oft, l6aving its ,,wper I 'Armi . office here for- some (luring the - past week' -'Mr. ,,John . . I -
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a Vehind., 'Mr. Gray's cart n1in ' 4gh's'place here is taken Bo AFORTH, - ONT., ' J'S'pa'n TCXI;,L 1JAW LIVI d Refted Sugars, I
I - - was sta- . P.L Wanted. -Immediately agood It majoriW as 151 out of a time. ' ehler 'of Se'kforth, is is't- will, therefore, be composed of . c. 9F -stook
4 . 9 jeneral servant girl who -can do all kinds of - Mr. a%'a .. 11 at present v I .
. This is the largest by M for 'several Mr. J. B. ogt's. -Mr. Thomas I Rogers, Reeve, and Messrs. Wynn I I -
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il - toed at the racket being made by the Street, Sea rth. ,, . . .. 0 953 tf majority ever -given a municipal candi- year -assis4- t In Messrs. IV. Gibson, of Toronto, spent his Christ- Vanstone,. Backer and Kerr, Councillors' I . I . i Von% -FrujU, canne.1 goods, trol k --r- -
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i . other., started off too. .In a very: a ort LOST. -Lost on -Decemb date mforth. The following was Johnson * Brothers' hardware store.- was holidays with -bis friends here. GREY TowNsnip.-The contest in this I
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Church a round Scotch Pebbli Broach, with the Deputy R,eevdship : . 44
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: ; initials W K. In the centre. Th6 finder, Will;be i I BEA,TTiz. I)Avmsoy. - are s . rry . I 1),
f - , Ucteal fluid which they contained was Sul a I - . 6i y of St. L '
* . : L . 0 to learn that he is sufferingy ed by acclama ion. spite the wet day and bad roads there Mrs. IsTorsworth " I -a . ,@,Crab" W1 *be 13M
. It bly rewarded by lea,ving it at Tim Exi,osi- North Ward ... 98 23 L I . . . Thom s wlia ,_, njjVbe .
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i saturating mother 'arth. After:: running - from ill"health, -Mr. S'. G. McCaugliei i - were not maiiy votes left unpolled, and has been visiting friends In. this neigh- _ . and Slippers. Our customers '
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. orne distance ea&h ho e go BAND Co -'The Seaforth Brass - . has recently had a letter' from Mr. Jas- I . the excitement was as great as at any borhood for the past week, returbed . khow that
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ta4gled in its respective cart at b L h Band intend holding a Grand Concert shortly in I ", ' Nichol, formerly. of - MCKI11O We are - T,mi-Nas I K6w.-Two ' political election. The following is & home this week, :' . . .
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i kad to come to a Standstill? nd t 'ey Seaforth for thebenefit of the Band, to aid in - I . ;1i hol In having husbands voted at the municipal CONTRACT LET. -The contract fof tile - aad ,,,%&e department, wbere repairs ant
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. procuring suitible uniforms for each member, ent heafth and i . .
f were captured, Mr. Bissel's horse re- ; The- vote polled for Councillors was as excell candidate --. Thomas, Strachan, 380 ; eree on
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: so that tfiey may -present as respectable 4 a WKillop. Women's rights ti 'of the new Presbyterian Church - work- will be done in the best possible
t. . - 8-i-ved, a very severe'wourid bet W een 4 pearance when called upon to fil l outsi ,n,,p, follows; East Ward -Geo. E. Hendar- himself immensbly in the land of his dOL notinclude husbands and franchise - in this place, which will cost in the -t* in our hat and cap dcpartmeyl we t
. . . Wm. Milne, 361; majority for Strach-
t z front legs, and has de en- , y', 95; Robert birtL He inteiids remaining in ScOt- both. Some 'one blundered. neighborhocA of $8,000, has been award- - o e Persian Unfl) Caps left, whiv
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: . . been laid up r gageinents as any band in the 4ounty,and Mowat an, 19. The follow is the vote cast
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; 'ray's horse was. a ISO -of the 1; John Ward, 67. South land dll winter. -The annual meeting of will have to m6ke his laws.!80"Reformers I ed to Mr. R. Paterson, -of the H 8
since. Mr., G thereby, be no discredit to the good name vrnill inga . . six choi
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; - Band still more efficent, a number -of new in- f: .4 t' in -the township. The reason given has received, Mr. -
2 the smashing of s4ae cans and the: spill- struments have been rd -elected by. acclamation. As will be men from different parts o '
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F I added recently, and we can . I ,the returning officer said so much Bryans, 2nd Deputy, and James Me- Copp, of Seaforth, is to do the brick . - I
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j ing of the milik. I promise the citizens of Seaforth ,plenty of good - seen there will be five new councillors at is ex I ected. Judging from th * hos.' Ennis,. Councillors. work. , . . .
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L Hu'.1-L S c4nom... -We publish belL the 0 llors of last yeiLr are left out. We cussidfis are expected. -M I .
;- cere thanks to the citizens of L Seaforth and ' r, W- COPP, this year; things will gro right now.- did its workin this township and the week, another of tho
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;I . Rames of those pupils of the Seaforth friends outside, who have so liberally helped rpgret the defeat.of Mr. A. Strong,. who of this town, has been awarded the con- The township by-laws a re to be revised entire ticket: was elected.. For the took place, which tends to makd tw.& . - .
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i -g-h School who took part in the in boncl 8ion we has occupied a Seat in the' council every tract for the brick work and plastering i ' .
i I I mmediately. . A. Govenlock and R. Deputy Reeveship,tbere voted for Mr. hearts beat as one. I
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. . somber examinations at the close of las trust our respected fathers will not f6r.get year since The contracting . I I . . .
t :- t us this y ear', but may see their way clear to aid . I Seaforth was* incorporated ,as on the new Presbyterian Church to be Pollard, J. Pi's, and J. C. Morrison, C. A. Howe, 377; for Mr. Wm. Isbis- parties being Mr.' James Reith, of the
I year. These names are in order of . a village,'now nearly twenty years. , erected at Hensall next summer. This .
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- - Werit . 1, Lottie ! Lattimer ; Be 1196 citizens.' Signed on behalf of the Band, AMXS I . : is a g4arantee that the work will be well poi ted, commissioner's to revise the Mr. Howe. The foll-owing are the votes of the township of Goderich, and late
. Dickson; 3 Violet Whiteside . A. Amimmox. 943 . 1! I i . n
; 4, H.,B. I . . U J . . i LOCAL BRiEF.s.-Mr, Hugh Grieve done., -Rev. Mr. Fear, of Brussels, spent township statUtes.-On the eve of the cast for Councillors: - H. Mooney, 362; teacher of this vi-Ilag.e. The i .L G e o rg-e Go i
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4riham; 5, Nettie Ewing; 6L, a- d Tjffz FAInims' INSTITUTE.- 6s purcha6ed the house recently occu- Sunday last in town with his sons, elebtio i some P arties got very spirited Ed. Bosman, 321 ; *S. Calbick, 271 ; J. ceremony was performed at the reei .
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17 19 I . " ' 'f 11111, Searforth, on Wednesday and Thursday, Pied by Mi. George Patterson, and has7 James I ulton wed fight-, urrie, . 208. The of J k,- IP,sq:, the bride's.
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McFauf - 9 essie B removed i nto it. -The 6rst curling WOmbil,s C t a and sho Rogerson, 221 ; D. C ohn Calbee
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, 14, Bells Cas y I I , I tivo r4'nks were- skipped by Messr half -oast seven p. m., in the Mechanics' ria' I . d Calbick, Councillors; . pile I
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Olemmie Da,,vidgon 17, Annie Nevil a Institute ro Che , I . earin.
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. . IS, Frank Hendry ;. 19 Minnie Ar i- . Winthrop this -fall. 'More soon ' f handsome and valuable piesents ac- I I .
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t&ge. I . ore wishing to be soon: -TRAvELLIZR. Rensall. -T.compsnied by the w rmest expressions . .
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; at 9 a. in. with - ftcss orrance, of Me- - this I hours in a truly soci I manDer the new- .
i - . polled at the elections in is township ing, passed off quite lively in our villa, : . .
1 7 teacher&, -11 J. MgFadzea.n ; 2, ., " Breeds of Sheep for Ontario " li Prof. Brown, killq . He has b en unwell all sum- Tuckersmith.' on Monday last.. For Reeve .- there being a large number of oplee ly married couple took the south express , . .
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Prof. Greensi : Hays. Archibald. present throughout the -pe
. Beattie; 3, J. KiHoran; 4, followed byL."PoInta and Breedspf Horge6 1' by mer, and his physicians. ha v :decided T int 'ELECT]IwNs.-The elect ons, in this The at- B - L
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L . , D Dal -la 1Iorses,byJ.McXi"n and oth&s; "Diseases that,his disease is ulceration of the stom.- Thursday evening they were - .
I 7t A. McLean ; 8, Miss B town hip did not elicit a gr( Ett deal of 46 ., tractions were as- follows, and in the wet at the , - - I
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; d1Mr. Jas. 91 a 3... depot by a n -umber of -
; I , Miss M. McKenzie 1 10 Geo' Greensides,with papers a . excit merit this year. Scarce.y half the order given, viz., a h - friends and at- . I
i . - $ 1 . Steet - 11, . nd.dispoiftraes by others. Beattie at ,the close of the ,electio . . 98. 63 shooting mate
; I 11 Smillie ; 12 Miss ff. C , I Afternoon session to begin a - t: O p . ble vote' " " 4 ........ . .'.* * "' .98 . . gotten up. by Mr. J. Coxworth, of the once proceeded to the residene -- I
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1 y ampbell:' 3i " Breeds of Alowed about'400 votes polled out of 750 on the . . I - Centennial House, and ,, Wm. Reith, the groo" fa :
Poultry," by D D. lWilson, f( .
; P. Dallas ; 14' 19 -Liss E. Monteith - I , : by - I mr. G. Dick, ther, wher(ir
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R -9 . P "Modern Farmin ndf! 1blanures," by and treated them most hospitab v.-In - 011owing' Ls a state- fully met the wants of those who take- 11 and friendw , i
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. wan .- 111-6 Miss Ida Dickson - I Professor Brown, I Majority for ,11hys, 174 - -
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i - . . . generally will wake a goo(I turnout and come tion. It- should have been No..5. L FOR DEi-UTY REEVF. cillors : W . Pleasant and joyous eve- . .
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i 1-1,141oft; 25, Miss Vice -Presidents will get their districts well repre- . . 11 , 2-.,......... ; steel had amyLle -opportunity afford . We ar,e'now holdin -
.M. Tyroman; 26, Mis " a Ad 10 el Wel joi I with their many friends
; roof, ad gladdened the hearts of w i 011ie, 81; Mich4el Murdie, 83; majori :~ - A-0 %irb
i sented, as arrangentents will be made for hold. inai6y ! -3 ............ . I in wishing tible- Ule 111 every line of goedis wh,
_MiLSS 10 tY them in Mr; . Coxworth's mammoth in long continued happi, I
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; . 'Murchie, 1. Ward No. 4 Charles rink under the able management of Mr. - - - I -n
. J. If - Dow- ar - 97* -J. D Iphi ; ing next meeting. .R. sic.31ou.DLE, Secretary, of his old friends here by a friendly " ' 4 ............. . 56 i 45 for. ness. offering at a great xac - i0e,
I'. 2S, Nisa R. Carlisle; 29, MiJS - . Kippen . V. 0. 943-1 : . . ! . . I L . .
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I 14. Sloan ; 3 , % R .), . I . .Copp, the ivell-knoLwn contractor wn& li comea benediet. ' I - wife
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-ys-; 18, T. Forsy e ; 19, J. U. He, I - Prouble. left the lamp burning in hi tree entertainment -in connection with - 8 lie rt-- I
i is .Sonare now Spending 'their horrey-moon Mr. Geo. Spi-oatandlMr. W.G.Broad- into wards, t1le Deputy R e Methodist Church. This entertain- ness for some time pr . L&aw, wisses, azi,a chlidre,N
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- deraorx ., 2 (1, M is a A. Brawn. - 2 I' -room. .-About. 12 o'clock lie heard.a L : evious io her death, i
; Nfiss G.. I'Valker ; L " ' - * I Visiting several of - the prificipal Ameri- foot were nominated as School trustees I elected by the council at its first me - ets, Boy's bVercoats -and safts. 1
-D. McDonal b ,CIL - ,nt is 0 which was looked forwa;rd bore up under her affliction with much .1 I I Z
f . -., ; . Uggy Passing and repassing on the can cities, but they are ex ected home in Ward No. 2 but Mr. Sproat's m- meetin a. ; . - . L . on I
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. We tea at t'1111 High School bus Co,ppt who got ,up and blew'Out the - .. . I 1 up of w hich the members spark I I UuAer,elothin&w1l in large Asso i
- sa cessfnl entertainment atWatford a gible is a candidate, and Mr. 113roadfoot TPE ELEC`rio.xs.-Great excitemen iain8 We synipath- I
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-ith large a ditions to its n: light. Very shortly after 11ra. Copip - few evenings ago,. and this is what the - I I evinced in the rece ' I -
I - opened %4 1 u, a - . , . was colusequenily elected without o ' w . to make it a success, and on the occasion h s -he has
, bers. 'had returned to bed they heard'the cry local paRer-sayS L .. PP08 ut municipal referred to nothing was wanting to make sustained. I Ladies, aU4 Misses! ,; . . ., .
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- " . F L bout: him' ition; and is thus both councillor and . The following is Capes, Far Sets a Fu r
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I . ANOT11FR BURGLARY. -The alothi g little grand-daughte was staying Co VL The tree. was well laden with presents Belgrave. .
. ,r who e' gmner At the. nomi - Dr. ollins ;- Deputy Ree .
. pbell ;k Bright a with them. and was sleepin . . Tnique, sang his famous swell, Song, ' nation Mr. Win. o, Win. BiA- and presented a very fine ,appears nee, -A. Taylor for L I 17— .
I store of Meisrs. Uaqi- , NEw STORE. 40 days- ' - AWS and 330y a Fur IU,ape.
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I . .g in another ' The good Fplla," in a style that wbuld Finlay on was declare ' 8ett; Councilloni, Ja - longer will give od J,,rygoods, Clotbi , ng, Caps,
- this. town was broken into y burglats room and did not pay partic I d elec6 d for E - s. Pickard, David
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j I L _ L * tilar atten- do, credit to the best professional on the mondvtille Ward, bat it wasli,fte Johns and %I`m. 'John$.' 'i. i Boot-, Sh.ez-.
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: . - oa X"V'e(;Ixi,esdity,iiii.g.li,i-la t, -na si , however boards' In his female impersonation, that his' election ivas.illegal r a-sh, * and 10 per cent, die. - .
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: minutes.. I aseert ined d :per c4nt. discount for e : large stacks, !
: erab,le quatitity of clot 1 1 . PL.L-ILSONAL. -' Mrs A. Johnston, of . . .
: o . the heard the 'cry repeated, d thi musical part of the programme,, which cou4 off Ti2as, Greceries'and - Uard,wape.
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: I The 14urg4rs , carrie:T -- y I an e Este Lamenied Jones,' lie broke . as roats', and Oak and counly, 'Tkichigan, is at pres- . . pally.carried out by the ohil not fail to ca-li and Do, .
a uce Poi was soon followed by -a' was princi get the clicapest (;oods in tbe
i .- had gai ned an entr s , Tb for the same reason - ,
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; . no doubt intruisforturiesof the unfortunate - I at Once by cash or note as I have not time togo. .
th. bY , 4 W election mill have to.' ent Ithe guest'of Mrs. George Moir, of dren, was loi and varied, and well sus County P.S.-
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; dow,. Tlhis udmv is protee : f the' listeners eitl er a . . widow. . at ward.' .The Se this I pla,ce.-Mr- S. B. Smale, .who has tainedthrougbout. The Re J. Ball out collectim, d - "- goods 14 v
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: rierlit irou bars aLt,(,)U.t a 8 to Ills concludin piece, .'For Goodn' Board so far is composed as I ., = require Ply moiley. - 043,X2 1.1 smarted, and all
CF. foot apai t. thcei;e ori,gi 9 ess . follows: bee ' for some
4 - q time druggist in Dr. pastor, occupied the chair. I
1.1 or the d irection froin whence * Sake Ward ' rdless of costl
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E . Uter r&j jiiLlff the window the barg-l-tr L they,canie It was . quite evident that some of - . o6 So,, hit off - G. Broadfoo t ; No, 3, B i i fig's drug store, left fo * r his home (NNOTY.-The above was intended for last week ding to their numbers horLe, very f t f . I
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: . I , our local - celebrities in great John Caldwell; No. 4, Jo eph Fisher. saels- o Ylonday last. 1 L ,
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: - - . in t1wough these there,was it ohild at the door and U14toit : - but wa5 inad vertentb omitted. I -Come along aud.get A
I bars. The track * I I -style. . Mr. Hollis has no superior in his A new electii)n will, have to I" if 'r U . late'—John Coultes'new .saw 111il-I will ,price$.
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; 3 il L tile $new ou e Was in distress. . . .. ,e. lield , in C RNIVAL.-The . ival 1,which took BRiEFs.-----Mr'. K. Macarthur, of Ailsa be ready te, runi ne't w - ;
- Mr. Copip at once got specia ies'and i rawing car( - . carni
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- h ait enterJd the orc. The vvindcw a baik6t and the 1.1oL P Brown, of Haxpurhey, who Bluevale. cess, L ents ,W. I
. . 7 lise. proceeding from. 'taught i the number of SPeci;tors being Chas. Beek b t ed from visiting are- bot . - 1
. I ,, 'waa held up 1) a% long, iron 'wrench., itleft oJoubt asto it . 0 11 No. -4, Tuckersa ES. - gfeat in Li , . h doing well bere no %v,, provin, g - :
I V ith, last LOCALITT ' A Py were larg r than Idy 'ever before seen friends in At '
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: ts. He year, w4s presented * by her, scholars very i re'u7 I the h . .
s -con tell n ch disappointed that Mr. Sam- Exe er at an entertainment o bod.--Mrs, Jas'. Murray, that opposition i ife'of a profession . at the . 1. .
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he -basket into. the house, a . nd on with a.handsome work )OX, accompan L ,foFmerly of this village, has also. -Harry A,Vinfield is back again and . I
I WtX-i6, t)ore the hiritials (Jr. T. It., and took t n F( Inspection invited
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. the store a screiv- reinovin a. piece of ol,l shawl MI 'ch .byla ery complimentary address,be. tostan forthecouncilthis year. Mr, those who t6o'k part were so evenly tives itt this place. -Mr. G. Statiley and tend st . I I
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I I I J. -river. a I a3 . e, it hatchet and a eovered it he beheld a 1)OUnLeing 6by forr th close of the 'school for the holi- Black i i one of the most com j atched. I - sister, of wmr Lucan, - were the guests annual ineeting of the -The . . L
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, - I little days. his Amply testifies the high'. in the wriship, and he would b Nj Nv East'Wa,wanosh .
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'Jea-th. These articles hadi evidendy .bed and pleaditicy its cause as best it., lest6e u. which .the Young lady was uable nan in tbecouncil. k L ay passed off -is is usual with every boll- Mr. J. IL Brintnell of this place, ha will be beld in I F- , -
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et. !held b both the parents and pupils of X1r. Jo in Farrow lost a fine dow by -her day xy quietly. The only p irchased the house, and lot lately own- 1 L - I
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I ,, re. The. -e nursing bottle breakii g lier neek. Mrs. Conover's fs'- exciteme t w hooting'tmatc-h in the ed by'.Nlr. J. W. Hoover of South I
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7 I I . . a black vest aid had nearly emptied, and another bottle I - , I eek, and afternoon and the assembly in the even- Cayuga. -Miss -Murray, late of Picton, atand as his brother Josh,u
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.1 I ofa t tweed ov f filled with - milk. The , chil(l is about ina n his return to.'Grlaigow. 15 _ this neighborhoo . HOV WAN - ID -
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. I '110hich had se -ea considera4le wear b it two or three moriths 61d, was rather 0, , Re. took -It brok 3 'its lek . and bad. to be sho'.- one , r. ar in 's fields.' , Two sides been engaged as teacher of ou'r village . _ I
I I . wit h hiin a number of very fine carriage . goma in tbe Spring. No doubt- Law- .
, I The grand opening concert in the ew ' I ele m er l 'on aside, school. Aliss Murra has given e _-
ab M01 itt a 'veuny fair state of prese r- poorly clad were ch s , -o ven '
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14t ' a Poor fellow healthy, looked as if it had not been. promise.4 to be the with e srs. ' ,so Handford'Land Alfred lent satisfaction as a teacher in the past shoemaker and well liked. -Our Tailor, ! ' .
I would be glad toL _ . ,L In. the pocke'S L very well care -d tor. There was. nothin ' ' .cinity. Be paid on an average 4bout of this month, and it Shea e I , the stake being that and will no doubt give the same in the I'L Xlecummin ,
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- by which he barriste'r, of Sarnia, and Mr. Hector been hild in this - vicinity. The com- Whe the t, was an k -
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I , pent mittee 4'ave secured the besib available foan , that the tinlucky'side was that df on a visit for the good of his health. make first class fits in the latest style,% I - .
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some trip.tches. In the pockets of t ie identified.- .Mrs. Copp a*t once took th,b . Nei - Years with thii-;r father, Mr. John talent, +nd it is hoped their efforts will A. fqheare. Idme very poor shooti Mr. J. C. Stoneman, principal of 'the one trial will _ -`tiernt
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I ja an jujit%tifon. of ineeIr- little stranger in charge'and ru,ide it as Cowan, of McKillop Is convince you all that he is ,
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