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1� - . . ceedinga . was very t. The ad- ton;� Bennington,' for $5W, which took "
. I � . ng was one df the most enjoyable.,fes- grea at North Perth fail fair ; two A
� , ares of the intertainment. The get-u.p dresses were excellent, and the discus- first prize Dixon, of Port Do
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I - 414rou I .. Mr E.- B. Hollis was simply im, sions geuera,l-and interesting. The con- pairs from I'dir. for $3-)
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- . i * P IaT �ng sedur- one pair for $400 the other -5. vo
- I mense 'and accurately rqipresented , his ferenoe gave way at the even I MI
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I � � a; lecture b� Dr. Sext 3n an the
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- 1" I-!; I . I ,DISTRICY MATTERS. ' . . c' of the Divine Origin of Chris- . . Bmeefield.. � in
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Z I � . local hits brought down the house every. Evide' �
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I 'time. Mr. George Scott, it is needless to tianity in the Res ction of Christ —The,
;� urre I . AINOTimp. LECTURE.
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. : ,I. ACCIDENT.—Mi-T. Jame o ,R� - the Dead. The lectu re was a. �f Brucefield are rendering I good ser
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I � met with a m ost painful accident on sa,Yj was good ; he is a born actor, and from . 013
. . . able . one. The -sul ject was ,to the people of the village and vicinity
� - ation was one of the most very
. ; Mond�xy last and although bad enough . his negro or i hile his handled with great ability, an I the lee- this - an
. , . JI � amusi�g things of -the evening, w � I. i seisoi, in furnishing. them with in th
I T it is almost a. miracle it *.as not agreat 11 Grease the Griddle, turer proved himself to be thoroughly at 'terestin i nd instructive entertainments. ,
- I e of the sentimental soni, - ' . I , 0 ell
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I I deal worse. It seems that som . ing, I ca . .. . . . eture by
. - I steam heating pires in Broadfoot & Mx's Birdie, Darli �nnot be properly de- home On. the subje6t .� . . �Loot Tiatilraday they had a� le ter
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i . e is employed,,.' 9cribed and must be heard to be appre-. . ! I . the famous Boot -Black orator. They ke�
; - !I fVmiture factory where h - )uddini OCA1 —A co ondent Of have also secured the services of Rev. W.
I I 13 . got frozen,. and 'he was engaged with a ciated.", Mr. Wm. Scott, a I . -
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. tj lorch thawing them, Giit. F, While, doing cornique, mad "his first.%ppoarance 'on the Galt Reporter, writin rom Craig- io -will deliver his 90
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. .1 � . ielea, Alanitoba, speaks thus (f a fornlie-i intpresting and popular lecture -entitled pr
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1��;- of stea* waq applied a Senfor-th platform ; he has a good .
'. � so, a, heavy pressure I 11 Mr. Alex. . E[eudeison J ski
'L� � F I voice and manner, and his selection was Seaforthite:: . " The Men. of the War and � How they
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� - ;11 9 . eezi'eleeted a councilm, in for the "' in Union Church, the even-
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r" i � well received, and he promises well - in has b . Fought, to
7 :�:; steam to escape amid, envelop him. The �
I f�j . 'he line he 6s adopted. Mr. Edward municipality of Argyle by ac clamation. 10th
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� , Moran!s solo was well Tendered ; he has This ge commencing at
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i I ly scalded, and he will �b.e laid. up, for ex- - banks of Pelican. #6ke, and is cloing ted in aid of the poor. . in
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. � all."--�`A. gentlernk-nn. w.ritmg from This lecture has given unbounded satis-
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. -. with his face to the pipesand had turned. ; periencevill become a popular musician. w, ea . delivered th
. i ornefitts, the Kirkto ge send me faction to audien-
.1 -eways. a moment before the pipe. . The comet solo of., Mr. C p, Out., says: " Pl ces wherever
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I 1. q.ve- , leader of the ba id? was good, and shows T:KF, HDRmN7 ExrosiToR for one year. and we are sure the people of Bruce
--.1i'' burst. But for this providential m , tie
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� I J ment the stearn I . an in four or' five of will not regret having done so. - M
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I d scarcely �welll as a ,successful instructor. The in it more newsth
� 171 fair in - the face, and he coul . . � I hai
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�11 - our suriounding local pape I
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� . I_ .4ave escaped permaner n - gether.",- Mr....1ohn Doney has sold his
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; �.t� �, might have been blinded for life. ' I Wilson and J. 'E. Kent, on the violi , . Pit to Mr. ' -Hills Gree n-. 1 1 th
I ��-'r " I Mr. T. 0. Kemp, bass viol; Mr. Cor- two year 'old I I Tontine " c( . '
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A111 -- ,for a good Loc.urms.—Mr.'Wellington Troyer, M
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; I -P V . -i eflus, comet, and, Mi�s Downey, piano, Win. et
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I - 3 T-nE .V,-,4,r-Rr,F- GVEIWNW! COMPETIT10- - : n rvest has commenced, who has been spending the Ia' few years ter
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I I Mr. C. Ifilled up the interval ' th at present at home on a� es
Z ;i � —We mentioned last week. that I . D. Wilson's teams are travelling is .
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; '. � L� Papst had for some time in his store � He recently won a
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i . �1 a bottle containi r a certain nu ber of oralpantiments were - played . by Miss busily -at work 4 . ilver medal at Owen, Sound for roller an
. 11 V � I Downey, who, as usual, Din Egmondville dam and placing a'
. . 1: V - marble and he offered a.vatuable prize f performed- her fluid fri -
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. � -H, - - contrib his * refrigeritor.'—We regret to �kating. .
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�. i:R -e one who would gum nearest to - '
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. -, � hat Mr. - George Sp who wis spending a few weeks here si&,
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. I � �1: r� marblesm., . ve ' mentioned last: weel , is still in visiting friends, returned horne this Jos
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I V I contained. ' - � - 4nd grave week.—Misseg R and - Vance' of Bosan- on
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� Mr.1. E. Dane )very. quet, are at pres ov
7 t .1 Mayor Coleman- and . re entertained of hb rec(
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� � T� �. � � ut6� fessor Bell Smith, of -London, who gave doubts 6, dson.—Rovival services are for
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�, f me- w d the marbles counted several recitations, comic and senti. —A very sudden . now being held in the. -Methodist chuwreh be
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i ell. The bottle was ,� mental, in a mannet which showed him mondville on Monday last. r. James
I by. the same gentlem. his Brown attended Mr. McLennans fun- inithis -place,
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i . found to contain 348 marbles, and the I tended.—Mr Joseph Troyer has been me
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�- .. , umber was .347, 1 sketches 'were- 'made with . . i ! niself awife. �Theyoung ,
i i- . nearest guess to this n . a. posed he then contract4 a dold which taking unto �i . I
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� :9 Shea, who won, rapidity and accuracy rivalling the f . . OWliship of Col-
. % - zPade by Rev. Father J) inflammation of the lungs, lady comes from the it
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. I lowini are the several mous 11 Grip. � I
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: - guesses mad -�a, �MO 410, 150, 100, ind was fully equal to the occaM6n' and he .died on tile. fOIIOWilkg Sunday - .
: I e: 83 $ 1 - . I was laid . .- . I a . .
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t I The proceeds amount t6 morning and on Tuesday h � . J.
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I . side by � side with - the remains of him Tuckeramith.' ho
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; Y � assisted at on the" GOOD STOCK.—Mr. James Cuminings,. pl.
t � i whose funeral he had '
i � - - 290,, 65% 500i 400, 376, '126, 1,317, 156, Alo,",Y LosT;—Lost on Tuesday ll�ight, . . .
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; i January 26th, either in Cardn6's Hall, or be-;, previous Friday eveningi thus furnishing of the. 7th concession, of. Tuckersmith, he
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� I ' I tween the hall and -Cluff's Pump Factory, 4 sunt r g example of the truth has purchased from that well-known yo
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I - - 390, 643i 350. t of -money in five dollar bills4 The finder will beF that noilling is so uncertaiii as life.— gto
t - - ak breeder, Mr. Duncan McLaren, of lar
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. � EXPOSITOR ofBee, seafort . , r I , Hibbert, a very fine
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E . . i Ii ar vek- handsome bull, for which he paid'- a good price. tie
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Z I CARD -OF TifAzzixk.--�-The LadlOs Of extensive ivery anothi
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J I . lea, the Women's Christian Temperance Union, beg pleasure sleighwhich he rc3entlypur- He is red in color, and is f1rom the very bu
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. . � - to tender their sincere thanks to the Rev. Mi. chased!in Stratford.—Mr. M doolm"Me- best stock. - pe
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z I . Thomas Town, of Se orth, and ad- ids, for his kind colnpli=66 with their - iml, who for some .yea has bee� I i
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s W 1 1 dressed to James C lornnyll. of this town, request in preaching an able temperance sermon
� - I . � engaged with Mr. Bleasdell Lai-assistall has sold. his farm, which is situated on Mi
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F ; which reads as follows :' I':' Hearing you on the 17th inst. -By Ord6r, Mus. Kntkxmi, - d I . -
I 6 Presiddtit of W. C. T. U. I 946-i in hifi'drug store- in Wini ipeg, is in
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! F . are a, skater of consideralile speed, and � . . . . - the 5th concession, a, mile, west of the th
I � . � � ,.", town just now. He came lere to at Red Tavern, to Mr. E. For�yth, for the ha
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F week. On Monday eveninj *n P and is a splendid lot.- Mr.'Cummings int
i � V applb Wilsonhas urebased.ahous)andth '
L . ave taken lotai situated sou on
s meet you anywhere out � f Wingharri, if th of the raiway track, intends purchasing a larger farm.
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t � u do. not wish to coi e to Seaforth. - . .
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I I - ,place. There was a crood supply' of from the Gouinlock estate, f )r' the �um -- ,
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I , I apples, but when the basket was placed of ,$65.0. He has g6t a bargain'.—On. . i
i I ! let me hear: fr6r� ,,, d, if -so, pat up .
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� . I you) of upon the ice the terriptittion was too Monday last as a young lad- r, daughter DE, BATE.—A debate will take place in
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I . . Our strong for the boys, and' Instead of of Mr. F. Case, was'turning .. xouud with we
; . � Beirnes' hall on Frid,%yl evening,
� me."' W.e took the libec-ty of showing i - ,^or the yurpos6 designed a horse and cutter in froA of , Me- -
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� usiriicr the a 1, up, - beginning at. 7 o7clock, when the
: � this, challenge to Mr. Comyn in order to. "
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. 11 . . they grabbed them and conse- Loughlin's store the snow being deep, `
. 1. I � ascertain his views. He expressed him, - I . � . . I in subject will be discussed: llrle- ert
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� L i - � loran won first'prize and Allan McLean the vebicle with her. The horse g t -
T f � cared -more business. I e if the chal- ' - I to the Social Happiness and Welfare of Pa
� hat carnival- which was t ' ita' ted off, but the, young �
� , .X I - omp � ,, � second. The 9� 0 frightened and s r Our Country." Th e affiinlati-ve . will be wb
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I 1. of $5 or $10 �as a girrularannit e,of croo, faith. i � I
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L -I � make the I . . D. Johnston ; the negative"will
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. . t Should,Mx. Town decid i evening. - pluck dr4ged in th i � .%
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i I ; * -N,T 0 T s o BAl).--ThP following lyric toastand-still. She-atonec put things* - 0 . wl,
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F � . was sent -u's a few days acro by a poetic to rights and started off again as if - .
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I - - FAMI RENTED.—Mr. John McClure
! � . good to be lost we, take the liborty of Hariov�r, of London, was In town on . ho
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� . a meeting oil Friday evening last the com- - I . ' . . I has rented his farm oil the 5th conces-
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1� I giving -it to the world : . Wednesday, an&,igalled up!,n many of . ' it
I I . . . - . p, to Mr. Frhnk Lavin,
t I . � inittee appointed to draft the standing - iter . � his fr nds here':' We are pleased to sion. of McKillo
I . a . .Don't step my paper, prit I I ie � m
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r - e0mmittees for the year reported as fol- .- . Don't strike my name off yet; for a term of five years.
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� 1� . learn that the 6ctor enjoyspity lifeand be
I lt�wa: Streets—John Fairley, John: - You know the times'are stringent . ACCIDENT.—On Friday last as Mr.
E a I * leges, and is doing wel .—Mr. Jas. we
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L - Dorsey and Will. Ha,-Ashaw, Fipancel - I priv Olin Carter, of Winthrop, was at work
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� . Is what I mean to do", - John ColliL-, of the Galt Rebriner, son- . ale
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I I If enderaou. Waterworl s Committee � And scrape the dimes together, . James McKillop, he' e:t with a
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i a% ,ewa,rt - and Enough forme and you. , .- * . 711�ainful accidentin as pr
k Viona Sm, -itb, Alex * ., St - . spent Sunday last -under renta- ! I
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Z l'o-bort Wilsm. Ch � i �1,—Tbe May -or, . . picking underneath a bank when a large
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I 1, �� III, i Then take it kindly, printer, roof.=Any of our read&S 'wishing to '
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; . - I!r. Scott and N. Court of Re- . Yf pay is sonjewhat slow, . rth broke loose and fell
I purch"'e pure bred sWck w' uld do well cake of frozen ea .
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� v 8ion—Tbe - Boeeve, Deputy For cash is not so plenty, I . � - down upon him. - He was badly crushed
� ' 'a . . to consult the advertiseme�t of- the sale
i � And w.ovnts not few, you ki)ow. ' .
t � 14, -eve and Ct'iynardllorE ,Stewart. and . d bruised and had his shoulder dis' � till
� : I But I must have my paper, �. . of the'Lyn6 Farm Herd,*Hch will be an
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i � - �ott. The committee I furtber recom-. - located, but under medical treatment is ra
; I-, Cost what it may to me, found in thd proper colunu is The ! I . .
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� : Yj �.%dcd tb Ahe streeti I'd rather dock my sugar, - . , i i .
F nual'ineeting of the Seafort i Bra ,
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E I. tilps be under the caire of t he Water- - And do without my tea. . : - TV
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I . L I - be held in , , iL.—At .the first meeting for
� . I T. Wks. committee. Tfte report WaSL - - - the Bible Society will. M
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k- L a : I HU-RO-N PrmsBy-frmy. —The 'Presby- Presbyterian church this ev -..ningt when
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; ; . .opted. The con-imittebfurther recom-, . . L following business was transacted : ye
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� I t, , � tery of , Puron met ill Willis'ehurch, the Rev. Mr. McCosh, o� W gham,
�, - ; � .nded that. the Tow'ri' Colista,bleV The attend- will. b6 Present to address the meeting. .Moved by R. G. Ross, seconded by- te
i d-ities be follows .- That be sball g6 Clinton, on. the 2.Oth inst. x. Murchie, that Daniel Manley be co
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� , (,- 1 (laty 0 2 o'clock p. Im., and remain ance of members was good; . Consider- —Several Tuckers mers are Ale
� - - � L appointed deputy reeve. — Carried. ch
t L . , L drawini cedar posts foi fencing from the
Z ( 11 duty t:tatfl 3 o'clock ai. in.; shall ring able. tim, e was spent ing a re-- : . *
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I I I � Moved by R. G. Ross, seconded by Tt
I Ge illip of Grey.—Mr. R. Common
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. ied our citizens with ice. last - Alex. Murchie, that Patrick DeCantil- 99
9 +--,..I-. -n,+ -in, sembly. It was agreed to recommend who- suppl
I L � � ��4-lect poll, (log, lawn an& street water - I Ion be appointed auditor. —Carried. The an
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� ' that the in -in utes of' As�emhly and re- year is again laying in a stoPk for - next
s- - : k,; -'r . . . - . Reeve appointed Joseph Evans the dl
t -> es m, a, : taxes as recom-
F - - � � . ports of standing committees be printed season.—Tlie fire adafm wa� sounded on
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3 i emle rby the coi�ncil,; shall put ou, . .
. I - 'reet lamps immediatel before g . d bound together, and a* copy gratuit- Saturday night last about e ight o'clock other auditor. Mo,4cl . by Alex. Mur- to
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I d�ity-, shall have char e I of the to I ously be sent to every minister in charge and thefiremen and citizeni turned out
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� t.'� -in therewith ; shall bei bread inspecto of Presbytery will he held in Seaforth. alarm1was ,occasioned by,- i e red mill .
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., - . I folks thawing out their'water pipes by a accounts w6re paid, including the E
ft ,d impound all saim'als runiting at on the second Tuesday of - March. at I e a v. Hugh . deputy returning officers, polling places, W
'. . clock in the of firim'de of sha-srings.—Th. Re
. L, rge cotltraxy to la,v,V; his salary to be O' forenoon. On report co,
I I � anuni and. -the constable'4 committee on the state of religion .it was Ross,A1. A., of J�lora, -will deliver his &c-, and $5 to Joseph vans for dam-
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- � 9, 1.50 per it I mll attend agreed to adopt the questioni submitted celebrated -lecture, 1.1 A walk through ages to his'property�, aulbag gravel, w
fi-es. * That the en,g,ineer .sh . &c. Moved'by Alex. , urchie, second- of
. t , enNine and bvdrants - li&ht and ke � I*t year a.-nd to hold a conference for Rome," - in the'Methodist church, on . . . . "spect th
- - - � ) � aus- ed by Daniel Manley, that with re
0 . -ur on the difficulties and encour- Tuesday evening next, under the I
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I . i k, : tw all lart - a be, one -ho I I ' to the application of Alex.'Davidson for be
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. - Is si-lary be agements in the work of the Lord in our pices of the Wom6n�s�Christian Associa"-
I Q - for th6 town,. and that h . - :hb6rity in behalf of Robert Donaldson, so
� ; .the said con- tioil. I This is, a most int westing and C. � .
:. t360 per annum.. The adoption of the respective fields of labor i n indigent, that this council grant the � N
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- )- . ment. � t� ference to be held Auring the first hour able lecture of
� r port was moved an' Rmend i . 5, providin.k the Seaforth cor-
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� ge 8 of i on session of next meeting., by a �arge audience.—The anniversary sum Of Vr
� C,)an the hour t the coustable'� of the afterno . . 11 . . [ potation grant the 'sum of $10, as we to
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I . a als6 1tw4s agreed to be'- inopportune to AD- servier in the Egmondville church wil] I - he
. Id 11tieff from 3 p. m. to 4 a.' ul. wa I I I A be -7th, t consider him. a resident of Seaforth as
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. � ve some � feirle'lim pointan additional professorfor Knox , pr�acheil on Sabbath, February
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I - both amendme, t and motion College just now,.but recommend the byltev. John Neil, pastor' of Charles well as. of M.cKillop.—Carried. Moved
- � ol,mee eet church., Toronto,. at the usual by R. G- Ro�s, seconded by D. Manley, —
I vere declared lost wbeo yqted on. The present system of lectureship -be con- str -
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. I nued; that two additional lecturers be hours -,1 On the following Monday even- that the same members of ille Board of so
&�)Poilitment of Mr. Greo.' A. .Sills a3 ti Health be appointed, and that Dr. Me- D
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. . Chief Engineer of the Fire Brigade wa i employed to lecture on Church History, 'In the anniversary tea me -Mg will e
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- . ,y. hoid when addresses will e delivere Kid be appointed medical health officer do
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� I approved of. The Charity Committee Biblical Criticism and Biblical Theolog . I instead of Dr. Smith. —Carried. Next
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Pit ree pal, Mr. M iller submitted a report. on .Sab- by- -Rev. Mr. Neil and Dthers.—Mr.
. were authorized to 11 ]I;;;; base th . . I meeting of council tobe held at Fulton's
. . I of blanketsfor the lo(k-,u,p. The'Fir, � bath. Schools within, the . boundw of the David Ferguson, of St. Marys, a former temperance house on the third Monday
A aterworks Goa mittee were -'. I Presbytery- There are 30 schools, and esteemed resident of Tuckersmith, -was
�Vnd V 3,208 children in town this week and called upon many in F n . . C
, 0 cords of gre - in attenclaxice and 763 in i
.1 �.,fructed to purchase ' . I 4.--� pi
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1Z wood, for the waterw rks. Dr. S i Bible Classes; $238.81 were given to of his old f riiends.—Tbe sleighing is now I I . Co
� - 3allar y.,io and the Reev -, : missions and 8,285 volumes in libraries. -good and the streets, of tie town are , I Bluevale. �p
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. . . appointed the Board of Healt i Messrs. McDonald, Musgrave, McCoy- daily crowded *ith vehicl 3,and eople.' BRIEFS. —ilrg. John. Musgrove is very
-were - —We notice the followin in t g ,e last poorly, an& but slight, hopes are en- td
. Committree. Mr. 'VN:. -W.. Andreua and their elders were appointed to con . . the Pembina, Da ota, Pioneer tertained foir her recov*y.—Mr. Win. M
. ii,vade applica;tion to h bowling a,lile ir sider a scheme sent down by Assembly issue of - a ing a - 10
- Faense for four months � but t;he cou-nell on the distributiorl'of Probationer* and Express: - "The editor's wife and boy, Coutts, an bld Ayr boy, is A A
� - Mt. Miller left on Saturday last for eaforth and singing schobl here, and is likely to suc.
(-Ieclined lo grotnt them - for a less tin�e : report to next meeting. . El
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� ti> -meet oliM-onday evening next. Toronto and resign d' his -position as al- months of lengt;belitifig 'iays during class. *: Thisis just what was wanted in to
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I -T. 'he -littee. Messrs. McDon ig t. all . all that is ,'Wanted is cultivation, and
- -� . A '-�,rcvxssyn, E.NTFkTAn�,,mEN —1 n aid 4nd Danby* .
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: . .- ices of atid were appointed to prepare a minute ex- day.7 Tife disconsolate i r is Mr. Mr.'Cloutts is.justtbe man to dothis.
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.� -1 . . . r txgest mataience I assemlled in this t;*A�n in losing them. The tninutQ was sub-. Js to pack his- collar -box ,at d' follow his � ' .111g -bis knowledge .to -others, and he is b
. . I * ipouse and beir and thus gladden thoroughly lione§t and reliable, and will
. ' ct m tin,gs. The hall mitted afferwards and adopted. . Air. oving E , .
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-w as p%eked to the ver doors, and ev6 1%1cCoy obtained leave to'nioderate. in a the hearts of his many o d friends in, I endeavor to kii'velevery one -who attends
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- allery vere filled, and It. call to a minister in Union church, Huron.. —Josepli. Henry, tie eldest son' his class fiill valxie for their money. 11
. 'he alsles.and gallery - i Lin '
- 1.4 not too much to si-F y that tbe ente� Brucefield., before next meeting if the of Mr. John Al'ard of this own, a fine, * THF, N Ew' HALL.—The ost success-
.& J. rl OA,- -- Clad of 15 yeim, died on Sun- tul entertainment ever held in this place
f ;1"i-1.1,11-leat was, in ever 7 respect, d,eser congregation desire it. Miisionary intelligeD .
I the aitdi ce. Although it is rl�t. . deputations. reported tba�t thoy had ful- day last. lie had been cbmplaining for was the concert in connection with the
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� often people complairt. of receiving too .fillcdth�ir appointment. -The Prcsby-� a -bout- a yea.r- and for the p'a A few mouths ".opehing and dedication of the new 1E
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nutch far their maney it�is bit -rely pcs- tery instructed its odin-i-nittee i6i in has been con fined-�,to the louse. While Foresters' hall on Friday evening, the .
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� L"ible to, linve too, .alcA of e� . -m6etings end . t
. ,good thiucr antl the only fa,tilt, during -the current - . lie caught a severe cold wl lich settled, on been short but eventf A as it is,'not two
: . I n. thA � - _ year to appoint . . IA
I . ootild be f oand with this entortainme it them for tile month of October. Aiessrs. his lungs and ultimate13 turned into �months since the proposition was -made
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was the undue, length of the prograintin. gumption M bafted the best to erect it, b .
I This, however, is a fault which molat pointed a missionary deputation to visit medical skill.—Mr. Bissf , the milk- cliiefly to the diligence and efficient
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PLIO-Ple will forgive, in vie%v-' of t�ie regition. After hear- .
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. � idg a circular from thi,� committee of the twin calves a f w days ag), d consid- R. Daff, F. Paterson, John Garniss, t(
mtperior excellence of the -performances . . e an -
. of all who took part in it. Miss Cam,fi- Aged and Infirin Ministers' Fund this ering she had donelhier du y in this life, Tom Nix -on and W. Messer, the ball was r
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alle has already won a,s a vocalist: lVr, the prkyerful consideration and liber- may be all right for tier, it itiflicts - con- . N
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and all will be glad to - hear I i ll again. ollegg:,was recommended.. Rev. A. D. ,. represented; . and we shall give the re- -Friday afternoon the ball, which bad v
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I . fact that the - most, -7 charming music can of next General ,Assembly. The Sab- ' ! � i . I .0 - . casion, was formally opened and dedi- I
� . be evolved from what are I apparently bath School conference was held on , —11.6cently. 'Mr. Robert Laing, of cated by Air. Elliott, H. C. X. assisted v
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. 1 6 Nednesday, althotfgh not as Is y at- Paisley, Scotland, shipped at Stratford by- others, to Liberty, Benevolence and t
, . Grdivaxy' lass goblets, -and Miss Sage V - r9el . . I .
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k plendid. program e had been
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kyres V. H. C. R., ' eing on the plat -
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o' llng was t musiml -glasses played
by Mrs. 2 -ed Miss Sage, of Walton,
d who responded again and again to
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ce. Rev. A. Y—Hartley, Presby-
ian Minister, occupied the chair and
t both- performers�! and audience in
od humor by his ingenious Way Of
menting facts . and his 11,sual tact and
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record the death of one of the early
neers of -the town�hlp of Tumberry
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t ie ersou f Mrs� . Georgo Alcheson
a leitthis eirthly scene on Saturday,
, 18th insi., at the'�ge of 55 years and
L ths, after a long and painful ill -
ss. Mrs. icheson, was -a sister of
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been a Tea Aeut of 1 Turnberry for 31
a. 9. The '.. r 3mains 1 were ivterred in
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)Aday,.and the large number who at -
(led the fu*ral -te0ified the very high
c ern in which the deceased was held.
e was a kind and �bligiug neighbor,
d was ever ready to assist'the nee4yl,
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bed. In'berdeith Mr. Aicheson
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lyson . and daughtl a devoted and
i ng mother. Muc; sympathy is felt
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ceased was a devo4d and consistent
riber of the'Presbvteriau church.
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I D ENT. few', - ays ago as Mrs.
�CC Roeding, was ttending to her
u �ehold clutes, and ler children were
6ying about' in the room, she bad in
r hand a bowl of h t lard, when her
unge!t son ran agarCst her and the
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d split over the Ii tie fellow's head
d face, burning him in a terrible man -
r. The little fellow suffered severely,
t is now doing as well as could be ex-
cled. � .
PASSED A-sv,vy.—Th� youngest son -of
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. D. S. Faust, a bright little boy oi
,,de years, died oil 8unday last. He
d been ill for tlire6 -weeka with in-
inination of the skin,, of the brain, and
11 ared severely. The remains were
erred in the Brownion Line cemetety
uesday. ., Mr. and Mrs. Faust have
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eir sad bereavement.'
RIEF&—Plenty of inow, and lots of
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s r drawing stones fo' r Mrs. N eich-
1; new resioence.-LAIr. Holtzman is
ti ing in the aterial for the new ad-
inx to his baildingi—Mr. C. L. Lip -
A has reibJped fr6in his' trip -east,
f mo lie spentl a weeg visiting friends..
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inity are ' wit� croup and sore
real.—A few days; ago a number of -
ildren climbed on W a farmer's sleigh
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ich was pass � ing thl"Ough town. . One
t[lem, a littl� daughter of Mr. F. Kib-
1, by some I mean� L_ fell off, and hef
oi catching 6n tile Atake of the sleigh
mas torn clean off. Thelittleonewas
n frightened.. than , urt., but, she may
ltlad that she did uot lose her head as
as her --hood. It is a dangerous
a,.tice for children 1 to - be -riding on
i ,Yhs in this way, aAd. they should be
e eented, if possible.: i
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r i. Patterson took place from -the
dence . of her son-ifi-law, Mr. Dancan
cLaren, of Hibbert. Deceased was 76
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ars, of age. Her ,
IrQ in the Rodgerville c6metery.—A
n cert in connection' with the English
u Tell, of this villag6l will take place on
esday evening, ,FJ ebiniary 9th.. Some
c d foreign talent �9 to be ih attend -
(e. Come one, come all.—Mr. Sad-
er is busily engaged ' drawing cordwood
is tile yard rlear� Dublin., Ile has
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Is per day.—The Rev. Mr. Hurlbart,
, � &itchell, preached in the Methodist
? scopal church on Sabbath last.—
i a. Page, of this pl�ce, who his been
fined to bed with i�ieumatism for two
- &s, is now sufferin from'congestion
, he lungs.L�The c . o cert in Mitchell is
c. topic of the day, iss Annie McNeil
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n. of Oshawa, is v . siting her friends,
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this place, has g ne on all eastern
ur visiting relati dp. Safety attend
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, relatives during be winter months.
� drs. McFat 11, of I Seaforth, - who for
i ie time has 3een Vi itina her brother
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A McTavish, retu ed home a few
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i npoie the �� ouncil 1 for 1886: Samuel I
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a nuie, Es(f.., reeve -* � J. C. Kalbfleisch,
3 uty ,reeve � H. Hicyrock, Alexander �
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Ewen and Daniel Surarus, council-
s. On motion the following were ap-
Lnted to the s0eraf municipal officers
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. R.. Johnson anil. D. S. Faust, audi-
Is ; Al. Zeller, treagurer; J. Bonthron
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�rs. Reinhardt, caretaker ofliall. Dr.
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,Der�smid, of Hensall, D..Steinbach, of
urich, and N. --Firied, of Dashwood,
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o xe appointed as me4ibers of the Board
f Hea I Ith, with H. (�rebe', sanitary in-
?ecto . , and Dr. , Buchanan, medical
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calth:officer. It wa agreed that, $2 be
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11 Used at �hc last nicipal elections.
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wir,w'orh ' ceed cl withand a report
a before it)p �ou ci, at its next meet-
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he council adjourned until the 12th of
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Wi I ngl?am� last 1 Tblirsday to try the
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� ----A - - - - -. - T, Son are' running
leir our mill �ig�tancldayto meet
I e: demand for their,' roller flour. Some
i o were I out sno,wshi6eing last
aek. � Why don't some person make a
Dve towa -ds organizing a club.—Mr.
ios. J. Da e, of AVIetcalf'8 jewelry store,
,u in Clin n last week. —There is some
Ik of ta ing up the tubing in Gray,
Dung & Sparling's �alt well, owing to
,e brine.,being wt�k.—Miss Alanhard,
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Order of Good Templars ,visited Auburn .
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Gingeric [l. The farm contains about 48 1
aid was sold ' for $3,100. Mr.
A- Few. Too- �
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HOFFMAn BKLAJ
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had a twelve months old bull calf
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We are ' n4w holt ing a Great AC -
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Douglas and the -animal! brought down I
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Sale in every lille of' goeds, which -
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at.,-& 9jeat sac . .
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thescale3atl,0401bs. Notsobadfora :
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COUNCIL DOINGS. -.At tile. meeting of
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The goo , new,' being boii
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the new] y elected. council for Grey, held
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In Dress Goods w4d:rlevor had s '
pointed tuditor by the council and Mr. '
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John
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Any Person who is
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Jacob K rautor by the reeve. Mr.
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neer instead of Louis Bolton, andr he Isto,
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Uter 4CIotbs, all:'
In, Mantle and U . �
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be paid
graged. st
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rveying, . d V�Per day for each *need
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is engraggre' mak1mg his awards.
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mentioned above, will -
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into the (irournstances of the
amily, who are reported to be
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Ladies' awl Misse�s -Far apsoL
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( 4 sum notexceeding
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erson for thp office of assessor,
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action was . - ell. After passin
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er of acco ts, among others
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Caps, Plush Caps, "Knit Caps, t-tol
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being 84
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.. ection"and $3 for'
teel
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of each s ,00l house, the coun�.
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Tweeds, Flannels,1,18hirtings, Cott
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oil adjqurned
to meet -again at Crau-'
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,tonnes in f wat all kmili
Cantousi,,Cre . -IS -
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the first I riday in March.
Cash Dry Goods -and L-
goods fully. assorte andatill wil: I
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THE
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EAST RIDING SOCIETY. -The an-
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4itud Plushes, NO ch
held in
Bru�sels Or Wednesday of last
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port shows
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a sinall. balance in the'treas-
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The annual ineetina of the Howick. � : ,
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Cheap 0. , sh Stof,
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ury at
the close oi � the year. The fol_L
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Deffins'iting
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Lachlan,
yeai :. President, D. Me- .
Grey; IstJ Vice-president, Win.
the 15th of -January, and was largely at� 1� -1
tended which shows that the farmers in L+
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GrieveE,
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McKillop - 2nd vice-president'
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Among the ll'amber present we noticed
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- Morris ; Jas. Ferg Sol] -
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John 8 ,achan, Duncan Taylor,'Donald
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Grey;
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&. L. Gibson, Wroxeter; Robert
McLaughlin, Jas. Strachan, Jas. L
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Miller,
Tumberr Geo. Moffatt, Mor-
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' Hance Cummings, Alex. Robin - I -
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Stewarti, Grey- D. Milne,
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Thos. Kell', Brussels; Joseph
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Wroxeter, A-uditors-X� . ,
Edward. Bryans, ,' Matthew Morrison, , .
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Kerr a
tt, Brussels.
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Robt. Moffat, Jas. MoHat, David Mof- � 7, �,
""', of Lonaoll, recciv!ed a telegraul
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CHEESE
MEIETING'.—Tbe annual meiet-�
fat, John Sn I--- .--'
-ell, J. R. Miller, Robert L
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t1l., Kent con'l � Y,
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he Mor i a, d Grey Cheese and.
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Man I url Company :was
Thos. Malloy, Gleorg6 Foster Tho I ---
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in that viAni I
held in
the to all ere, on Tuesday
Walker, David Weir, WM. W.4; , Wm. C. .. �
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ell the auditors report was read
McKereber, Seth Doan, John Wall -ace, :
t1isease proved to be',malarial poisol
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and passed
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Jas. Mitchell, Jas. Elliott, Will. Hen- � -
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caused by too manyliogs being cog
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765 Tbs.
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cheese manufactured ieal 9
derLson, Arthur Mrurphy, John - I
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which was paid out as fol-
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Jas. Edgar, Alex. Edgar, John S. Mc. .- -
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-Four F rench f3axiadians were a
lows:
Patrons, $7,896.55; factory for
Tavish, Alex. Thomson, Gemmill, :L�.
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f orty. hours on the Lower. .k3t. Ltkw)
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$3,031.90; hauling. milk, I,-
Alexander Gemmill, Adam Hentleyson,
(luring the reeent�0orm. They
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333.89
; cheese ma er for makin and
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Patrick Keatin,g, John H. Mdfavish,,.. �', ,.- -
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11"tingseals on the-. -ice wbSn the �-
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boxes and wood, $1,172.42.
John Kaine, Goo. Brown, Andrew Doig, , �.L ,
Robt. Gibson, Robt. Scott, Peter I . : - -� ,
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mass ,on whic,di th,dy. wore, drif ted
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from sbore, and Lthely � were unable t(
No. of
paying
to I 1b. cheese, 101. After
a;tl expenses of the year includ-
install, Lawrence Lovell, Wm. Harris, --. I ,
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. turn., They
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on debt on factory and a
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Alei. J'ohnston John Moo
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intense col'it and huu r h;i
from the - ge
de%cit
of $107, from last year there 18 a
Miller, Samuel Snell, Richard Miller, � . �, -
Matthew Sanderson, -
t1rifted 90 miles bef4e being reseue,
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Elijah Ba*-" er, -of thv� �--ii
surplui
manufactured
of $770, while the cheese was
at 21 cents L
Wul. Sanderson, -. I �
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and George R edpath. On the meeti - - -
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-Mr. - . .
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,-zt. Thoma.91, who 7,30st ,
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The fol
per pound.
lowing at# the directors - for - the
being called to order by the president a
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yearl$86:
JohnStrachan, president;
of the company, and the minutes of pre- -1
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was4-lnarried m&%-,.J;t years old.
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*ily five 46111dren. Dec.1
John
Brewe
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Wilson, James Ireland, George
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Miirk Cardiff ; D. Stewart, see-
vious meeting read Land adopted, the
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secretary was requested to read the. , �
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a fa;nn -
tlit 'Je he -VV'
,was left -banded -,& Wbi _ AS :L
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r etary
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itor for patrons;
; F. S. Scott, and' . I
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directors' report for the past year, whidh - t'L- � I
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knee - 41- was drive -11
the chisip
Strachlin
brothers, treasurer. The
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showed that the Company bad issued I *
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- the full force of - the t4tfoke into thi
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cheese
May,
for - last year! was sold as follows -
e, 75 cents; *
5 cents,- Jun' July
year', �
total number in force on the 31 st Decem- 7*
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. femorai artery. 10., bled t e
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twentY Ininut ' . .
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CURIANYGINTATC11.
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of 138 policies. property-nowill, , -
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r d by the company amounts to $2,- �-., `
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--At a meetinLg 'of manufactu rf L
*as -played
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bet,:�een two rinks frorti
Ifrom Brussels the
893,268, � all increase for the year of - ".. �
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es dur, - - I
$257,407. TIfe number of loss .
the follo,�dng iiensible VA'
O'llelph, , , .. � '
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ton was proposedAW'i I
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homW-rink
am a;nd- two I on
*on Tuesday, which resulted
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study Of art and 4esig-n as appli
in favlor
follow
of Wig
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for losses, $3,963.26. The am ount reua , .
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by assessment 'was $6215.55. 0 _ -- I
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inanufa&ture, this a$ , .
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BRUSSELS. I
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amount $801.70was unpaid. at pecern- I �i � . - .
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ber 31 st, .18815 ). The total assets I of the . ' .
for competition to the art schools 4,
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Province, or ether4mat6urs wbe
Dickinsm,
McCutc �ieon,
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Cooper,
Ross, - �
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company amount to -$121-,850.93 _
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wish to ,compete, th�-,ee silver meaa
be severally awa-r4ed for the bes.
Coad ,
NeelLs,
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skip .......... I Veal, skip ........ 10.
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against the ,company - -
have been paid up .
to'Decemer 31st, � �-
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signs in threeoub. , .
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Williams,
Talbot ,
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' --County CrowA Attorney F1,
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Paulin #
Morris,
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skip ......... -22 Scott, skiP ........ 164
Douglas,.- a;uditor I- .
read by Mr. Robert -1
for the company, which showed in deWil '
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dropped down " 406d -at his ':
. REFORM
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MF%TiNG.-A meeting of the
the receiptaL L .
-and expenditure for the F44 � I
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dence, Torento, I �� 1; L LL .
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last Sunday 04Ming
North
be he]
Huron Reform Association will
I in Wroxeter on Tuesday, Feb-
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On the adoption of the reports Mr. I... . .
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been al '�g . time vwi.,�
ih fer -15 � I tz
Y* - Zonsult a
ruary
full attendance
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9th, 1886, at 12 o'clockt, noon. A
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is requested as business
- David Weir was appointed chairman of �. -�
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the meeting. Robt. Dougi" was again -��
went to New I �
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A 'anthere, Hel*turuedaboutV
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'mprove&
of iml:)rt-ance
will be transuted. i
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appointed auditor for the company. A I �-- -
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las much in hcaltb, hul
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not able to act ' ' owing I
BRx
the .Q1
ws.-R. W.
een's Hotel,
Tuck, formerly of
as
bas le ed an hotel'
he has
discussion then arose as to the number --I--- I
of directors for thepresent ye ar,ao the
law -the
.,;court,
voioe having altnO,zt given wa-n
was present in bW. office the
.1 P-0
in Shilburne
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whele gone this
requires that number be 6,. �
1lay, and appeared �4 in excellent al
week.
-A young m n said to be much
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9, 12 or 15. After � considerable cross -
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adored
by somc o our fair sex here,
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firing, it was moved by Tbos. Walk-er, I-
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county crownattortlf,y hi'1874. A
took
a sudden *ep
nded by Alex. Johnsto ri, thott -tile .. - --
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thm is said to have 6e;= the oause'. �
lea -vi in
g a bo, ard Ibill at the Quven's
-number be six. Mi6ved in amendment - � s
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dea�, 1 7, 11 ; �,
to remind
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them of 1im.-LR,eeve Rogers
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by John -Menzies, seconded by Samuel. L . �
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A de8pateh f
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. is away
at County Council this week. .
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Chiries Draper, Perry, -former]
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FrkE. -On Friday morn -
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motions being put to the - . -
meeting it was �: ,.
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half-pist four o'clock, the
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diVIDYCe in the lifterior CoArl.
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large
urniture factory and planing mill, -
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John Kaing, Robt. Miller, John S. Mow .. . . -.1
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U,rL(IW' Georgina I
VoS Y, agal"4
owne
by James Bennett, was discover- .
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Tavi,sh, Jas. Elliott and- George Brown , - .
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Pori -Ileging x niple desert ob
IbLp -��
ed to
fram
on fire. The buildings being
and I ull of goods of a combustible '
were appointed scrutineers to attend to � : _ - I
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Detober 11, 181
nature,
were soon a total loss, together
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were - the nominations -, - N'N"In. McKer- �., -1
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" 'Ed
moi,esengational
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married Ge-orgm� ba�ey at Kin]
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with
two
a large stock of furnit-ure,ab6ut
leads for
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Jag .
Robt. Scott, J. R. -
cber, - �
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Miller, &bt. Mir�son, E,dward BrYAUS,
Ontario. .Siome yeArs before'llies I
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car
of which was. ready
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a man, X
bad been -engaged, to I
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shi
nt. There was also a large
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Wm. Douglas, David .Weir, ,&th Doan, ,
Robert Walker, wt4b wdnt to Call,
amou
of furniture -destroyed that was
Robert Ddachman, Hance Cummingep ,, � - -
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to sftk his fortunek";, Suddenly Id
neark,
be f '
made. The' loss is Lestimated to�
insurance
James Mitchell and John 1"rain. When,. . -;-
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the ball4ts.
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ters to his betrotbe, 11 Awl
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y $12,000, with an of
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were counted, W. McKercher, �
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aft,urwards nev i�� his Aeath r�
$2,00
. The fire Atarted in a shed used
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Jae. Edgar, 10bt. Scott.,- J. R. Miller, ' 1.
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hcr. She mou,rueft for hin.) forl
for piling
lumber, and is wgpposed to be
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Robert Gibson and Edward P : � -
,ryans were L
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ars, and at lerligtf -bestow,ea ,
ye . .
the -%
ork of . an incendiary. The des-
declared 4uly elected. The incetingWas : ,
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11pon Perry, fica,rdoly was the wi
truct'on
of this establishment will be a
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then adjourned. - . -
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ing placed on her 4ng-er t L n- d , fl, ii-
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seriot
s loss to the village, as a larg�e
'were
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--�w-At a �meeting of the new board held - . ''I-
.'eratulations --shovven;ed upon her N
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'in
. numt
er of workmen continually
subsequently Jas. Edgar was app6mited
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friend whii3pered . her ewr.�-
employed
in it, and it brought a good
A to the The loss,
president; 1-tobt. Scott,, vice-president, --..
T. F. Miller,
Wadker is alive antl on his way�l
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-moment
deal
trade place.
and I
secretary4reasurer. - I
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The bride, wboVit-' a �
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howerer,
will be most serious to the
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the picture of bappluess, falls in all
sing proprietor. His all was
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-The recitatibn entert4jument.given., ��
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and only recovtrs'Ao tear- the �
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inves:
�ed in it, and he is now left j ust
in ,St. .�Nlarys last Week by Rev. Mr. �, - L
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blo�isoms - from her bead, and to fle
aboul
where he was twenty years ago,
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Warwick (Broadbrim),-of New York, . -
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.. the house.' From that moment s
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and
e fruits of a life of ceaseless -in -
was largely attended and proved a treat. ---�'!4 L
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f wied to see Perry' and W -hen N
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( and toil irei swept away in a. few
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of 1.10 ordinary nature. The Argus - 7 '
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arrived �;t Kingsum sbe reeeivz�
rnina
,es. It is hard to think that any
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says: "'In appearance he is only au �
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with open arms. 111=y 3oughtto '1
perso
liber
i would be so fiendish - as -to de-
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tely do such'an act, and still, un-
ordinary man after all, wit], the shWr� L�, � _
well-defined features of the
blswr�t,Aedness iii drink, batat �
eame to Detroit, alid is mow a
.
progressivo
L:�relt
P1
der t
ie circumstances, it is difficult to
Yankee, and though apparedly Up� _
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oxiii meebanic. Last Au--ust Mm'
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imag
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ne in what o ' ther way the fire could
in Years, is full of the spirit and activity: .
and Walker were la;;ied, an4 na
have
originated. I I I
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of youth. " ; -
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together in Toront,�. . � I
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