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I I i . . � i i� I I . � . . � . I . � I . . . 1. - tl_ - . . � 4, . I I I . - . 11 - " . I I I I . - . - I t - I � � I � I . � - i I I I I I I � I � � I I . . . I I HkJ ' I . . I 1 14; :1892 . 8 � . - THE RON EXPOSITOR, I OCTOBER - . . I . I I - I- I ln!!� : - __ I - - -_ - I . . I I � - � . I . I I I I � I- on I in striving to attain. He pointed out most 'the south- side of the railway track near been colIeLtIng his male notew. , He likes his lately from England, and who has bad con- a resident of Morris for the l � E D w7w A RD -:; 0 A ,13 H There is not a better now home well. --Mrs. G. Edinghoffer- and Mr. Oliver is also ,a years, b%ving received an injury in the head Q 0 I I . � � clearly and Jorcibly the way to the happy their salt works, " ' i siderable experience. Octobep 14t I - 14 . I Dealer in and eternal hereafter, in a most simple, yet opening in Canada for such an establish. Mine Lyd a Schantz have arrived home from professional cricketer. and will be a main oome time ago, has lately shown signs of I V ' �� Wholenale and Iketafi a . f I � - explicit way. It Is not too much to say ment as they -propose and we are glad that, & trip to Berne, MiciAlgan.—Mr. W. H. ap6ige or hub of 'our cricket club.—Mis insanity, and7latterly'got completely insane, I - . ' J 8 I - -Y', JB'Ur_rrXJM:R, that the auAiancs were both dellighted mind they have the means and the enterprise to Hoffman as at the Blyth fair this week, Bonthron of Rodgerville, is this week the though quite harmless. - [a was sent into . . � =)_A_3:M I - � I , I - I t - profited by Conductor Snider's address, and take advantag� of the situation. —Mr. Ed- . and visit d his old boso,where he learned guest of Mrs. Young, of Seaforth.—The Brussels from Jantestov;-, as hiswife and . " - � - GOIDERICH STREET, SEAFORTH, I j ' ' U K 0 ;. I *9 are sure there was not one who heard ward Cash, who bas ' been coafined to his th� tailo.itig businems.—Mr. Edward Boss- rn%ny friends of Mrs. Win. Reid, of this family would do bothin.- for him, and was DO YOU K, OW _c Will buY'Dairy Butter in any quan- him who would ..not be glad. to hear him residence for several months through severe .enbery h.�_s rented the shcw grounds, and villago,'will regret to learn of her - serious in the look up here for r aight or two, and � t I . . again. Although at a heavy expense, the illness, is now mubh' improved, and if he has succeeded, with the assistance of the illness.—Mrs. Watts, of London, is the wan(J�ring around town in the day timi. . . I I � ,I tity ank-shape� if well 'made and good firemen will have a surplus, which will go does not get another back set will be abld to � neighbori g farmers and their teams, in get- - guest of Mrn,'GG. Ingram, of Tackeramith.— Reevii Mooney, of Morris, was spoken to That our assortment of " e:G , I . -color,lfrom May Ists 1892. into the treasury of the Brigade. -attend to bt sivess in a few weeks.—Miss tin rack in good shape. This will Mrs. Ross, of Paisley, was In the village last about him, but he could not see his way � oods is I I F �', FJ. 11 . — Bouthron, of Rodgerville, was visiting here now be Wfine place to speed horses, � week visiting her relatives and friends,— clear to do anything for the unfortunate, on greater now than it bas Ver been I . : I � - I THE REAsox Way.—Tlie Goderlob Star this week, tl�e kuest of Mrs. A. Young.— . .�r . . The Rev, Mr. Softley, of St. Paul's church, account of his having been away from Mor- We have added some Ver desirable - : . . in its reference to the geaforth:show makes Messrs. Copp and Beattie are shipping large , . � I . OVEROOATS Kippen. and Mr. J. 0. Clawson, are in Stratford this ris for about two years in, the 'last twenty, things which- we have not I *t before .. '. .. - a the following remarks ; I I Seaforth �, is away lots of pressed straw to Toronto.—Mr. NoTio .—All accounts due the under. week attending the annual meeting of the and no one seeming willing to care for hi!n, lep $ 1 � AND— . I and altogethet, we bay D xeally & A, i . behind Goderich in the f4ir line 7he no- Alexander Sprost pa of Mrs. William signed, m at be settled before November let,without Huron Anglican Lay Helpers Association. the constable of Brussels laid an information ) . I f I I I J I . commodation for live stodk is- oi the most Sprost, of . Goderich treat, is still very ill fail- D , gramnamt, ! . plendid collection of Fall and Win � . _ . if, 1-2 ainst him as a vagrant, -and magistrates 13 - . I I ea8on and little hopes are ' ntertained, for his re- Buyn;011 GiAix.—D. McLennan has agato HiUs Green. r and Hunter committed him to Gader- ter goods to. select from, You", � * U . There is rerr _ � . - S -a I 2_'" S_ temporary character. no r . . � - are in- , Fall and w1uter stock completed a les and work- why an effort should not be made to concen- covery.—Mrs. Hargs and Miss Eliza Har- openedupthe Hippen grain ware -house, with Mr. NOTEs. —Mr. Smillie, of Kippoin, has been ich jail for, four months, so that the county vited to call at any tim and look ; , . mansh�p the beat to be found in CsnVal. trato at least all the smaller fairs- into one gan were in logersoll this week attending John Moffatt in charge as usual, and the hi rhest If they ke�.p im 0 . . . figures wf 11 be paid for all kinds of grain. Farmers . engaged to teach our school for next year at will now have another ward. _ is - '. I ib I � � . grand county show. Our Northwestern, Fhe funeral of Mr. J.,'Morrow"s child.—Mr. through th' . stock. It is Impossi le . BIG VARIETY. ' with its fine buildings, gorJ- quarters for John Thompson, of Mexillop,near Kinburn, bring it right along, 1294 a salary of $360. Mr. Smillie comes well on there will soon /be enough wards to fill for us to tell its melits in t * C I . � . � CONCERT.—The directors of the Ki recommend ed,'and will be sure to do good any poor house.—The Joseph Scott farm I olumlif � 11 . � I stock, beautiful grounds and'amplo facilities, has been quite ill, -but we are pleased to boar ppen er - a 0 1 1 . � - : ! f � THE CLOSEST PRICES. �11 I "' -, he ie recovering.—Mr. and Mrs. public bull company intend to hold another work and aive zood satisfaotion.—Mr., Ban- was purchased at the mortgage sale last Sat- but we know that aft h i I . lo ked � ! We Pan fit and suit the most fastidions at Eckard'i merally, could be made a second Western thit of their popular concerts,in- thei " b nett and -dauiliter, of Toronto, who have urday by his brother, James. Scott. The � . - Bargain, Clothing and Dry Goods House, � fair. Let the officers of our agricultural William Yol�ng, of Colborne, spent a couple r all here price paid was $5,200. It is a splendid farm througrh 'any one of our leading de- � and horticiiltural'societies make a big nush O' on Friday evening, October 28th. The ser- been making a pleasant visit with Mr. partments, you will be s tisfied in a I f days last,'� week With their friends, Mr. I Joseph Hudson and family, returned to the of 200 acres, with good building.9.1 I � WM. PICKARD ' :' b. ly and Mrs. Ja W�ea McMichael. Mr. Young's vices of the celebrated Mrs. Sage, of Wal- . I three,fold way, viz.: as I - I and have �one big county fair for Goderic ton, and her accomplished daughter, Miss city on Friday last, . to qualityl - I . . We admit that Goderich has better show many friendl must have been pleased to see I I , - . - . I - Seaforth. . Annie Slige, h - Londesboro. I I . � grounds and buildings than Seafortb. It him looking so well.—Mr, William White. ave been neofired . to render I i , . � � . their et�chanting music on the musical Usborne. NoTE.S.—Rev. W. W. Leech ad in I J .- preach � . � I - has the beat in the county, but even those at sides, who has been a resid rth L . I I I ' - glasses. Mr. W, McLeod, Seaforth, who N()TES.—A very heavy thunder storm Wingliam on Sunday last.. Mr. James MILLINERY � . I . -w . ' i ! � � Senforth answer the purpose very ell and for about nineteen years, intends removing - I ! . N%At , . has before delighted Kippen audiences, will passed over here last week. No damage Young, of Clinton, taking his work here.— � 22 ,ifor no doubt they would be made much better to Hensall, where he .has secured'& perma- tied from God- Hundred,s of trim�oed: ancl un - 11 i I nation in connection with the salt 9 . trimmed Hats a -ad Bonnets, ch�ap� moderate � the urou &POM * if funds would permil. It was remarked, Dent 'sit- again be present mud render several of the by lightning ;s reported,but John Kerslake Mr. J_ C_ Adams has retur � I : 1. � f however, by competent judges who this works there. Mr. Whitesides is an Indus. latest and most popular selections and dance of the 2Dd concession, had the half Of his erich, where he has been consulting a doctor priced and fine qualities, assoi tirient always - . . year attended both Seaforth and Goderich trious man 'ind a moat worthy citizen and the most popular dances. It is also expeot. barn ro,of blown off. —John Harrison, son of for a sore ankle, which we are glad .to may the best. I ; 9 . � shows, that the former was decidedly the enjoys the respect and confidence of all who ad that Mr. John McMillau, M. P., will be Charles Harrison, of Rodgerville, hag been is improving.—Mr. A.Taylor, -just north of � - - DISTRICT MATTERS. present and deliver an address on his recent engaged to teach the senior department of the village, bas rented his farm to Mr. � t � , best and largest taken an the whole ; so know him. Whila we much regret the re- I " " MANTLES . . - .. - on I I trip to the Pacitio Coms per annum. Mr. Kirkeonnell, from near Brussels'� .Mr. Taylor . . I that, good grounds and tony buildings don't moval of -M-f. and Mrs. Whit ide., from t.; Dr. Campbell, of Varna public school at 8W . . I Z . I Seaforth, is also expected to deliver an &'O- Thompdon, now teaching'in Staft, I - hired will take a trip to Manitoba and if he likes I in � Those perfect fitting in . I . GAELIC TRANSLATION. —Mr. George McIn- always ensure a corre9pondingly good show. Seaforth ,We � con ratulate the peo le of a -_ ties that � I 9 p -- the'country will settle tbere.�The Good you've heard so much abo t . tosh, of McKillop has sent us the following The Star itself gives one very cogent reason Heneall on securing such good cititens.— dress on Scotland's noted bard, Robert to teach Sootion'No. 3, at $400. John 11 ]are still wait : . � ' Burns. The public hall company's coincerts Gourlay, of concession 12; has rented his Templars' loi ge meetings are well attended. assorted., No trouble to gei suited, sizes I I � � translation of the Gaelic quotation from 1he why an 11 effort to concentrate all the The Thankofferh3g meeting in connection have alway's surpassed all others, and,should farm, lot 11 and the south half of lot 12 to This lodge is in a thriving condition, having 32, 34, 36, 38, yet in stock. - I I sermon of Rev. Mr. McKenzie, which we smaller fairs into one grand county show " with the Womau's Foreign Missionary So- .9 As a . . i I I I . published last wee)k. Mr. McIntosh, ' could not be successful, in the last sentence ciety will. be held in the Presbyterian the weather be favorable, this one will sur. Robert Davis, of KirktoD, for $400 and Ithe gained nine members thi summer. . . - I we ' . � I general thing theie is a falling off in mem- CLOAKINGS . I i . May say, is a native born Canadian who has of the above quotation. It, of oourse,wants church on this Friday, evening at 8 o'clock. Pasa even them. use of Mr. Davis' house at Kirkton'tz) live . — - . � not forgotten hie mother tongue. the "big county fair '� held at Goderloh ; Mrs. Shortread in.—John Gourlay, only son of John Gour- berahip during the summer months. Quite 1. His traus- f Toronto, home secretary There are a great I many choice � . 'r those interested- in Clinton want it held in of the Weetern'o Bluevsae. lay, of, the 12th concession, has gone to a large number will attend the District things in Mantle clothe and - I lation entitles him to a copy of THE Expom- I District, is expected to be �oaking4 : - that town and so on all round and none are present to deliver?'An address. AlFladies BRIEFs. —The Bluevale show committee Uncle Sam's domain.—Henry Francis has meeting to be held in Clinton on Friday,— the right weight for Can ., just � . I TOR for one yesi free. The following is the tan winters, , ill be self,sa4ificing enough to are cordially invited and- as the meeting will have completed arrangements for their bi - �Vhile Mr. John Cummin J . bought a house in Exeter and intends to re- 9, Jr., was tak- . English of it ' 1-1 There is a crown of gl g cutting free. . I :. cry riday I .� up their respective claims that " one be -an exceed'iiDgly interesting one a large show on Saturday, October 15th. The move there shoitly.—The Messrs. 114acdon. ing a load of sheep to Clinton fair on F I I on Moses' head that fadeth not away. There ivo , . I g last his. horses became frightened at a flash - I bigeounty fair " may be held at any of the attendance is expected.—Mr. A. Young left Show promises to be much better than last Z f I will be many a Moses to all that love the local ald, manufacturers, Stratford, were around DRESS GOODS I � trade centres but laotweek looking up two men, Win. Gour- of lightning and started to run. Mr. Cam- , Lord. He gave hims.elf a ransom for sinners. ,their own. The only here on Wednesday to attend the Drumbo year, and that is saying a good deal. Every . I 1 g to describe I . ,� Come therefore unto Him. We are far from way for Poderich, or any other town in the show and vigit relatives and friends in that. one should�como and help to @well the prize lay and Alex. Gillis, who bought a seRar- ot them stopped and was fixing some. c There's no use t I ryi I about the wagon box when the horse ar Dress Materiods and he r Trimmings, I -it wants a "'big county vioinitk.—The apple busineS3 is still boom. list.—Several persons from Bluovale attend. 0 . . , . I home. There. is One wi'th us and county, to do, if ator and engine from them' t - we .speak �. , and who, having in 9 kindly call and see for yourselves. , � * t in � I the same language. Lord, grant that we fair," is 1-o launch out its own funds and, Ing, but the markets ire not turning out as ad the show in Brussels on Friday last and ru6d their bargain at this time of year, took; fright and knocked him down, the . I I " , . I � - , like Toronto, make' a -fair 'that will so well as dealers would like and'a good m were well pleased with it.—Mrs. Hugh Rosa would not accept the machine. —Revival -wagon passiDg over him and breaking tw . I - � may be one in 0,hriat as true brethren, and Ily of, hir, ribs and otherwise injuring .him. 0 SHAWLS . eclipseall the other fairs that it will event.; 1ear.they willAose money. —Mr. -Willi bad the baby christened on Tuesday even. meetings are being held at 'Woodham A � I r I He our. brother.)' am . �� ually swallow them up. Goderich made a W&Ilacb- of the oatmeal mill. received a tel� Ing in the Presbyterian church Methodist Church, conducted by a Mr.. valuable ewe was killed. � They're here by th( ecore, -some . I PARFARING FOR WLNTElt.—A largely at- start in this direction, but it did not keep it 1.1 . The name Williams. - I choice Colorings, and great big sizes for , � egr&m On Wednesday informing Mill '01 the was Jessie Scott Ross.—Mr. Robert Stewart � Chiselhurst. little money. I - I tended meeting of the Seaforth curling club up. It can be done, but it will take money death of his brother-in-law, Mr. Christian has,obtained a position in the Liatowel High - I I — I I I was held in the Commercial hotel on Mon- to do it; but this is the only way I I a big Paller, near New Dundee Waterloo COUDty. School. There'la always room on top. �Leebuzm. NoTxs.—Mr. John S.' Wren, of Mitchell � I 0 1 1 . igh Schoo , spent Sunday at home.—Mr. OURS I a I day evening last, for thepurpose of reorgsn. county fait " can ever be established in 'any The unfortunate man foll'into the separator 0 � - .. NOTES.—Mr. Anderson has gone to Mon. - I _. � . . lztnz and making preparations for an active One Place- I /of a threshing machine and was crushed to . Stanley. I eor a No, snow b coming wad , I - an son, of Mitchell, was in the yett . I . - - . .. treal to.remume his studies. Mr. Maha villa a a few aye last week.—Miss M ggie we want you to know get . . � - - ampaiRn as soon as - d iath, -Mr. Wallace left on the first train. DEATH OF Aw OLD RESIDENT.—Mrs. preached two Sabbaths after Mr. And �7 ut it I and7vigorous curling c - a wher you can . . col al I , erbon 4 ) com�s I the weather will permit. The following of - Ix Li(4171DATION. —It's not profit we're —The Harvest Th%nks as, who lives near this village, returned supplied, when the first ds . I g.iving services in St. John Reid, widow of the late John Reid, departure. Both are capable young men home, - � ficers, were elected: President, R. - Logau : after but a speedy disposal of the immense s6oks of Thomas' church on Bab th ast were largely Esq., passed away at" the residence of" her and will doubtless make their mirk in years lost week after visiting friends mud . I - . Vice. President. Alexander Wilson; Seciv. BOOts & Shoes, Rate & Caps, Groceries, Crockery and relatives in Detroit.—Rev W. Ayers, of , lanware. Another big drop in prices on Saturday. attended ; the churc� was handsomely and son, Mr. John Reid, Bayfield Road, Stan- to come. We wen�-- deprived of a sup I . tary-treasurer, John Weir �- -Chaplain Re,, I. R. GREGORY, Liquidator. 1296.1 appropriaiely decorated and the Ply Holmeaville, preached a missionary sermon .9 � redtor,Rev. ley, on Saturday, �October 1st. . The de- ]a I The best and warmest klv�s for Ladies morn- 14 ,. at Sabbath, but instead, a prayer-meetiug in the Methodist church last Sunday Misses and Children, you!ll �ikely find Just ', r � � Mr. Hodgins ; Patron,M.Worris; Honors, .; A FULL line of horse powers, straw cut. Mr. Hodgins, delivered &'thoughtful and ceased was one -of the pioneer residents of was conducted under the able leadership of Ing. The subscription amounted to about $45. : , � � � J . � member, John Aira, Toronto, Cominitt -) terg, grain crushers and feed grinders on hand at (atereabing di.scourse.—The following dele- Stanley, having settled on the Bayfield Mr, E. Sh%w.—The Gospel temperance what you want and cheap too I I I 0. C . Wititsmi's, one two and three horsetread I I . of Management, —George Patterson, J. �-'. gates from St. Thomas' church, Seaforth, Road over fifty years ago. —Miss Simpson, of London, was the guest I . I I Roberts - Win. Pickard, J. Lyon powers at O. �C- Wmr,soN's. You are 111001 tO make She was, there. meetings have been quite interestivi this of Misses J. and R.. Rdbb on Sunday last.— ' � 0 , mud .t . R wistake if you don't inspect my goods before pur. attended the Convention of the Anglican fore, acquainted with all the hardships and summer and will likely continue for,ia few We must not forget, o call your I . - . Mrs. John Latta and Mrs. Vanhorn are at . . Young. Skips,—A. Young, J. Weir, U. chewing. 6. C. wil,bSoN. IM .2 Lay Helpers' Association at Stratford on privations of pioneer life, but she lived to weeks yet.—Rev. Mr. Black, of Hamilton, resent v1piting friends in London.—Mr. attention to our very. jarg assortment � Lyon, A. Wilson, George Patterson, J. S. TAREE thousabd dollars reduction Tuesday and Weduesday last:, Rev. J. W. overcome them all, and before her declinin paid our burg a.flying visit, last week. --His p - � on the 9 James McTsggart, ag'companied by his of Kid Gloves, Woollen loves Mitts, I � Roberts, D. D. Wilson, Wm. Pickard, E. C, sio,000 worth of stock still to sell. Great Be. Hodgins, and Messrs. F. Holmested, T. 0. years set in she was blessed with plenty of many friends gave him a hearty welcome.— .. . . I . rgains I I . I Coleman and R. Common. on Saturday. J. A. GnmoRy, Liquidator. i296 -i Kemp, C. E. St. Clair Simpson and E . Mar mother, Mrs. H. N. MeTaggart, le# here : , I - thin world's goods. She was a sincere Fall wheat looks well in this section.—Ow- - � . Woollen Hosiery, I Two second-hand ton horse powers, one sball, and Mrs. Hodgins, Miss Boswell and Christian wom'-n, a faithful wife, a tender Ing to I the early harvest farmers are well last Saturday fot Detroit, the former to cic - . I LITERAuy 80=TY.—At the meeting in second hand Jack, and one forty foot and one sixteen Miss Brown. Mr. HodgiDs will give a short and lovic a continuelhis studies in the Detroit College Ohildren's Oaps, &c. 0 r sto I is � foot four Inch belt also one straw cutter with twelve I . g mother and a kind and obliging ahead with their fall work. lete in Oold Weathe : Goods. - . I , the Mechanic's Institute rooms, 6n Tuesday foot of carriers. Ae above goods are all'in good re- account of the work done- on Sunday morn- neighbor, and was deservedly esteemed by kinds is looking well, the late rains M of Medicine, and the latter to visit her C0333P I . evening, a literary soc as formed and pair and ready to go to work, W9l be sold che P at in' g. —The Misses Atcheson, � of Godericb, all who knew her. She bad been in feeble the pastures green and fresh, —The ve'not"N1100� brother, Professor D, McLeod.—There was . . I appointed. 0 C. Wimso,i's, In Seaforth, also . a Christian Endeavor Society organized — , I an efficient iitaff of Wayerwa it one good seacond spent a couple of days -last week visiting at health for a number of years, but she un t who 2ave an entertainment in the A .'A A ,fw 1-7-A —I- 1� ,IV, - . I Is , r"`;".. . - . . . - - - � � 1. - , � . I � . � I I - � g � 1, � ,� < - , �__ - � e I I � I I "_7 V� a 0 we ly eouings, vne .. aggy zor asie. � 1 6-2 their uncle's, Mr. J. M. Best, of this town. complainingly bore her sufferings, mi . here on Itiesday,the4ta inst. Ine follow. I . �� ,- � ad passe 400d TernplaW hall last Monday evening Ing are the officers elected: Mr. John Me. � week the pr6gramme will consist of read- WANTED.—A good general servant to —Miss Agnes and Mr. Archibald Barton ad peacefully away at the good old age of l his audience to a high degree, all � . - � ings, r � whom liberal wages will be paid. Must be well ami sad. Loan, President; Miss J.' Robb, VicewPresi- Made Up C! I � hings ; - I lowi acitations, music, &c., and the fol- recommended.' Apply to MRs. C. OI.ARICHON. -1296 have returned home from a pleasant trip to seventy-five-yeare. She leaves two sons and being well pleatied with what they beard. � dent; Mr. George Hackney, Secretary, &ad I � I � I- 1, . first tig week tligre will be a debate. The I--,,- LiQuIDATION.—Busy ! -We've . Cleveland, Ohio.—Mrs. and Miss Chesney one daughter to mourn her departure. � . I . We have laid in A ver.. large :stock � -meeting will be. on next Friday evening been on and Dr., and Mrs Abkipson returned home - — Mr. Silas Eyre Treasurer, The Society � . the Jump for four weeks. We've booted hundreds _. � . � Varna. of the beat quality of , Clothing for � , I in Kidd's hall, when the following subje on Monday last after a a ding the summer I , -- will meet ev 6t 7-30 � . � a Tuckersmith. ery Wednesday evening a , . � . t of people for leas money than they ever thought of . ACCIDENT.—On Saturday last Arthur, o'clock.—Rev. Mr. McKinley, of Rensall, Ale . will be.debated, viz - "Resolved, that the We've thousands of big bargai n and Boys. Suits, G ercoats, T-Tn- . - 11 - yet for those wh�, in the old country. h received such . i - I of Canada are now prepared for Pro- Are lucky enough to procure thn:m, There Is in SALE OF STOck—The auction sale on son of Mr. James Johns, met with a very will officiate in the. Methodist church ,next derwear, Caps, and such, 1 ik Il- be . I . - POOP ey 'the Tuesday last, on the farm of I'vIr. John, painful accident. It seems that he and Mr. tain of the Sal. , ` 11 � ooey kind treatment on th ir 6rat trip from I . ! Y) . . I t 11111 VIIS 11 - I - 11 I I . -dobstors will be announced in it for 'ou. Don't miss the . chance. J. R. GmooRy, officers of the Domiui line boat 11 Sarnia, ' Landaborougb, of -Tuckersinith, passed off' G. Ward were drawing chicory, and when vation Army of Seaforth is expected to ad-. wanted, and we w1sh to 0 est7ivy tate . I -_ �� hibittou The Liquida?0r. . Sunday morning. —The Cap I I by dodgers later on. The subject ' is a good 1 1296-1 opmm . . I re ended to them by the agent, Mr. very successfully, good price we believe to be a � a 0, that we . . s being realized . what I I ' - - one and will furnish a basis for an excellent GOOD cook stove for sale cheap, L Somerville, that they returned b the same going into the field turned the wagon too dress.tbe Epworth League heri on Sunday . � . I I � and interesting debate. These meetings will LANGSTROT11, West end of Market Street, Sesfor . y for everything except horses. Two-year-old short, and in trying to save himself he evening next. stand this seasc very front I . . th. boat.—Mr. John Aitoheson, son of Mr. steers sold an high as $45, And heifers of the jumped to the ground and broke his leg - 0 , If it'al a large new I . I I afford -an excellent opportunity, not only for 1296 William Aitcheson, of Hullett, has received same age at $35, Yearling cattle ran up abovethe knee. Dr. Armstrong, of Bruce- . I � I A pleasant and profiti&ble evenin each week, LADIES with small feet can get size 2 his second class certificate on appeal. Mr. Morris. rank of Olothiers. � 1_� . 9 ill in - 11 � but for mutual im rovement, especially fine shoes at halt price. J. R. GREGomy, Liqu .ter. from $25 to $30. Spring calves $10, but on field, set the broken limb. stock you would 7 like tO pick frol#,, E I : � - - .P I 1 1296-1 Aitcheson is mother td be credited to the horses it was-ainjost impossible to get is bid. NOTES.—Mies Maggie MoNaughton was COUNCIL DomGs.—At a meeting of the fitting, M . - I . I — o110- Morria Council held on the 26tb ult., and at "s 's I � . - among the young people and we hope the list of those passing from Seaforth �Q_ youIl find it here. If it i� neat ;; :1 � 0 late Institute.—Messrs. D. D. Wilson and All the implements sold well. Mr. '"'. G. visiting friends in Goderich last week.—An which all the members were present, Mr. 911othing you � k society will be encourage'd and that it will - 4 dtylish and serviceable 1 4 EG-AIONDviLLE NOTES. —According to pre- '� Duff wielded the hammer. pen lodge will be held on Tuesday evening, I � 7; . be a power for good as it should be. vious announcement the Rev. Alex, Grant, John J. Darwin have been appointed J.P.'s GOOD urray 0 James Proctor was instructed to have Far- are after, our's is the We I . I TimEsHmG. —Messrs. M & October 18th, under the auspices of the row's bridge repaired, as recommended by keep the beat of ev thi gg. Call and I � 11 b the Ontario Government.p Seaforth has Adamis are this year out . - � I of St. Marys, will deliver a lecture on , y .11 e r I NOT A COW PASTURE.—The editor of the " haracter," in our church, on the evening - . � : I I e engineer. 'y . . . .1 1� - with a splendid Varna Royal Temp) rs of Temperance. The ell, :� �, C . be n scarce of magistratea, and these now new threshing outfit, embraciu'g a Stratford resident ministers and several from a die- th Mr. John Mooney was reap- 1� .. ,,, Brussels Post recently made a vigit to Acton of Friday, the 21st inst., one week from this appointments will till the gap. ' a pointed collector of taxes at a sala�ry of $85, examine our stock, lit W i I pay you in - I � I 1� and this is p%rt of wh%t he says about it: I Decker threshing muchine and a 14 -horse tance will deliver addresses. Everyone and to furnish satisfactory security to the many ways. � Z I evening. The lecture will be under the power boiler and engine. It it doing -splen- should attend, as it promises to be a, ver I . 11 A noticeable f9ature in Acton is the satis- auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society, and, as . McKillop. did work. The first job ' . .. ,� 11 t . Y amount of $14,000. After passing a num- I . factory inanner in which the much discussed they have been at cons'iderable expense'in was on the farm of successful entertainment, —Mr. John Mor- ber of accounts for township Improvements I �� . OuR ASSESSMENT. —The. amount to be 51r. Wm. Chesney. They got the machine row left on Saturday last for Toronto, to the council adjourned- until the 7th Novem- Edward Faul , , � .. and " cussed," too, cow by-law is enforced. painting and other repairs of the churgh, raised by taxes in McKillop ,this year is*, off the cars at Seftforth on the night of the � I . ' - ; attend the University. Mr. Morrow has bar next. I rp,m, I . i. I , SEAFOR-U9. I . � ty' 27th ult., took it to Mr.'Chesney's, and set been very s coessful in his studies and in a NOTES.—Mi8a Janet Hood, of Sunshine � � "Ke saw, perhaps, an acre of cabbages,beeto, it is to be hoped a full house will greet the $10,605.88, divided as follows : � For co U I - ; I ; , . .1 turnips, etc., growing without the slightest reverend gentleman, whose last lecture was purpoges,1$3,791.19 ; for township purpousnei, it up. The next morning they ,started to short time will be able to write"' B.A. J - I Z I , . protection. airound them iu the way of fenae, so well received. Some good musical selec- $2)714.53 ; for achools,$3-992.58 thresh, and b 2 o'clock in the afternoon ' has gone to'Saginaw ' . ; I- P ; engineer's y after his name.—Mills Addis Armstrong is , xvilchigau.—A few i . . I . I I and at a number of the residences the front tions will be rendered by friends from a die. expenses, $52.08 ; Canada company's statute they had turned out over 800 blishels of visiting at the residence of bar uncle, Mr. evenings ago & couple of youths who live in winter apples are beia ship d from this � F barricades have been. dispensed with, "—Ac- -_ I . I I tance,,and a small admission fee charged, — labor, $56,50. grain. This is putting it throu this township and pretend to be experts at station by Mr. R. S. tang,, of this place, . . . 1, - ton is Only a village, yet the people have - gh at a pretty J. Noble, Seaforth.--Rov. Mr. Fatt, of horse training, hitched a young horse to a who in the largest dealer i , outh Huron.— ., In the�notes of last week fuchsias should PIGS STRUCK BY -LiGuTNI,NG. —During the good rate, but ever thing worked like a Exeter,wi I - I - y 11 f preach the Thanksgiving sermon buggy mud went to a certAin town, but be- Mr. Walter Andrews, furll�ure dealer, has , . , � enough backbone about them to say that the have- been freesias, a lovely winter b1comer, thunder storm on Monday night of last w e-ek charm. A f�w days afterward, when threah- in St. John a church, on Sunday, 16th insb� fore starting for home they loaded up a little failed, and was compelled make an as- ; � I I . . � I ; streets shall not be used as a cow pasture. of very, e#6y culture and cheap. - - Put 5 or 6 the pig pen of, Mr. James C. Henderson, 5th Ing at Mr. - Andrew Archibaldlo, or.,' there Mr. Fatt is an eloquent and emphatic too heavy, and did not know that the b Zgn il I I , In the course of time per4aps Clinton may I ; ridle ment for the benefit of � is creditore.— � � ; - . �t - � . f r. . �i reach the same decision. in the meantime in a fiv6 inch potfilled with sand and leaf concession, was struck by lightning, Three were three men taking the straw from the speaker, and will be heard by a large con- was back on the bioncho's neck making it a , I mould, with' good drainage. Plant the-, were killed outright ; nine were so injured carriers, and it came through so fast that greguition. � I John Atkinson has pure ased the prop- . I I I I ff 1. -bad to call 10 I I .., 1. people who wish to improve their property bulbs about oneinch deep, water sparingly" and paralyzed that tney have since bad to .they soon got nearly buried and very difficult task to hold the young steed erty recently vusted by .Mi. Walter An- I . . I � ,� I . - I � . I you was uninjure � . . �� more mo a than would pay for - Brussels. , ruala in a few ; I and cultivate garden are compelled to spend - at first, place in a sunn window, and be killed, and one for help. We hope the enterprising pro from going too fast When the,'half way �dtgjw,g, an -1 willcom I " � � Day for fence y d. The mence b' . - a house was reached, one of the professors wetka.—M - � . I . all the cows, o,W,,ued in towb. —New Bra. will soon be rewarded with lb* ly blootra lightning struck a corner of the pon, splin- prietors of this fine outfit will have the best, I r. and Mrs Samuel Dilling, of � , -and sweet perfume.—We regret to lear� AprLEs WANTED.—At the Brussels -evap- was dumped out-, and had the mnim.41 kept I . I � tering the post, but did* not set fire to any. of good luck with it. Sesiforth, were here aiian,al; the faneral of - 61 . � —If Clinton ever intendd being anything that Mr. John Aluldrew has been c4 thing. The pen is some little distance from _. orating factory. The undersigned has enlarged his the buggy off the railing of the bridge the Mrs. Dilling's brother,. Ir. Nehemiah I I , I I mpelled . � .1 I I ; - - factory to double the capacity and is open to buy other young man would, have got � there. , " 7 . �. , of a place, it should follow the example of t i ' ork in the Cal- the other farm' buildings. The pigs would - � flensall. any quaDtity of apples. small apples will not be ac- Kestlao of Stephen.Law�o,r MacDermid, I relinquishhi i, . I more pri 0 i missionary w � . , � � � - i t . )gressive towns, stieb as Sea -forth gary district on account of voice failure. average about.100 pounds each. They will cepted. Wind -fails sweet or sour that are of an But accidents will happen. The b�ggy was of Lucan, was in this place T I y a complete wreck. : , 4onday last .� I He is on his way bome, and, we believe, in- be paid for by the insurance company. veyauce commissioner in big size will be taken. W!nter apples 25 ce7nts per bag. I on business. —The Exeter sul, rks are now, . I and Acton, and abandon its old fogy way", G. J. SUTHERLAIND Notary Public, Con. � one of which is allowing i,is streets to be a tends goin south for the winter.—A mi -s- � --io � . court of Juotice, L. MAiiLER, Brussels, 1296.4 INSTANTLY KILLED.—On Mond*y of last � - . Issuer of marriage licenses a d insurance agent. . � cow pasture. �- . 9 . It. , - running in full blast. ,r � �� All legal documents such as deede, mortgages, a took the first prize at — I Armstrong � I � . . I take, with very nearly fatal results, occur- Zurich. THE SHow.—The annual fall show of the week, at one o'clock p. in., Job# Bone, a , � I . wree- the I 4irkton fair, on ,� - red in the south -end of tbis village early on D. S. Faust, Zurich, wishes to thank his ments, leases and will@ drawn up according to law at Eaht-Huron Agricultural Society in connee- res0ent of East WaWanosh, whose home is Friday last, for the best: )Iood fo&l, in a . . Cou--TciL DowGs.—At ibe regalar meet. reasonable rates. office, at th4 Post Office. 1296 tion with the 6rey"branch was held here on, near Marnoch, drove over to R "bert Arm- ' r , Monday morning last. Mrs. Charles Petrie, -numerous customer's for -their liberal patronage in , clabs of nine.—Mr. John Treble took first . - , � ing Of the town council on Monday night, having been troubled during the night wit the past, and to at OBITUARY. —The funeral .of the late Mr, Thursday and Friday of last week. Unfor- prize for carriage brood mart at the Kirkton - � � h ate that he.is better prepared than otrong'a, 4th line, with a span of raesan . ;.1 accounts for street imprOvements, etc. ever to satisly their needs, as his stock is complete George Moir, of the township of wagon for IL load of apple barrelo I � � i to a cough, arose about 3 o'clock to get some Hay, a well tunately for the gate receipts the Brussels . #1 I L - I s. After- show, and Mr.'Wm. White toolL first in the I . own pioneer se � I � the amount of about $500, were passed. A remedy, and unfortunate y mistook a lini- " � . all. general lines, ouch as Mantleo, M%title-cloblis, kn ' ttler of this county, and an people were unable to control the weather. getting on his load he started for home speeding class . rotting horse, - ! I-, Dress goods, Ladies' and Gents' underwear, ai�d with his . � . resolution was passed to the effect that the _ I , I ment for a cough medicine, and at once novelties. Special attention is also paid to the ma- elder in the Presbyteriiu church for over 20 The first day was pleamant, but early Friday When he got to the road lie ;stopped to It; Wrestler.—A large number f people from I .. 49 , council co�operate with iL . committee of symptoms ofpoisoniDg showed themselves, 1* department. Ladies wishing to purchase a years, took place on Monday last and was morning the sky became clouded and about - - ri citizena in eatablishin In Mr. Charles Proctor lisve a ride,, aind while this village attended the': 'irkton fair on � ,it . g a monthly horse and an d, bad not an antidote been promptly ad - new at or have an old one trimmed over, will be very largely attended, testify to the re. eight o'clock the dreaded rain commenced arranging a seat the horses took fright and Friday last. � i . I - 11- cattle fair in Seaforth and that tile sum of sure to get satisfaction by calling on D. S. FAUST ,�. � . ' ' . ministered, serious consequences Must soon Zurich. � I spect in which he was held. ia1r. Moir bad to fall. It rained heavily nearly all fore- ran away, throwing the unfortunate man . , . - - !�i $5 per mouth be granted td assist in. paying have ensued. . �. 1296-1 ' � . � 'I' We are pleased attained the ripe age of 77 -years, and, until noon. This deterred many from coming under the wheel, which crushed in his skull derich. * to note, how- GREAT CLLARYING SALE at E. J, Hardyta late years, bad enjoyed ood health. He who would otherwis have been pre3ent, Mr. Proctor bad . ' 14- I expenses of each fair beldi The clerk wa-3 , ever, that the good lady is now almost fully Harness shop, for thirty days, commencing Saturdo,y 9 a and killed him instantly. GO gv� instructed to notify the Kerr eng�ine com- I , recovered"and we hope she will was a man who enjoyed the re9pect and con- This was all the COMMITTED. —Robert Join -Knox 4ore. 'IT more to be regretted as only got up on the whifiletrees when the I ,� -in customers an - d the public in general that I have now the charged with -perjury, was, n Friday lost, . � 1� pany of the imperfect condition of certa - be more October the 15th. I wish to inform my numerous :'I careful in future, as people who are so valu. fidence of all, and wag of a kind and social directors and citizens of Brussels had made team sUrted off, �nd was in this dangerous . - - able to the community can ill be spared.— ,on hand a large stock of light and heaU harness, disposition and gentle manner. He was also extensive preparations for a good show and Position for "Ome time until eome of the committed to st%nd his trial -at the next �:i pipes in connection with the new water ; which I will sell at greately reduced prices. I will rusts in a good day'a' sport. The attendance, how- barrels were shaken off, and he was able to court of competent jurlsdicti�n of the county � �119� Mps and requesi them to r As abowitig the prosperity of our village' sell No. I black team harness with hip strap complete * the old country before emigrating to this ever, notwithstanding the unfavor get bn to the wagon. After a ri&of half a � . t�,�, � emedy well educated, and hold important t I TT =Cptus provi6us to A heir $ i -- settlement of �. every house suitable for residence urposes for $24, and all team harness accordingly low. I - . I �-, :; � �_ - of Huron. The prisoner is Ithe man who 4-,�, p will able . I � _t, claim and that the Fire, Water and Light is Occupied. ' Would it not be a goo sell $19 single harness for $16, and all country. He leaves a, widow an large weather, was very fair and the show on the 19 � . - r� . d invest- ingle harness d mile be jumped off, suffering bruises by the ori inated the attack ppon:t�e character of � � . � L� � committee be requested to have a thorough away down in price, this harness is all made of family to mourn his logs, all of whom have who�le, was the best ever held in Brussels. I Mr, M. C. Cameron, ex-M.�)?., which led up : I . -_ ment for our retired farmers, some'of whom fall. The teafn ran a mile before they were . I ,� test made of said pumps and report to coun. No. I stock and warrented to give satisfaction. I the heartfelt sympathy of the community in In the hall the most noticeable feature stopped. Willing bands soon ' I I 41- have a sur lus of capital, to build a few will sell good 8wet collars for 75 centB.per pair, form* I a of ministered to . �o the libel suit at the recent. Assizes,'where- . . - . . . . . I oil at its next meeting. It was authorized er=was$1.50. flia-ve also a fine line of- No. I . uit, of whiell tan was sent for but in the editor of the St . �'�% �;�� . � .. � . that Messrs. Tyerman and §parling be paid to, rent. —With the many triumphs their sad bereavement, the show were the roots and fr Mr. Bone and a physic I ar . convicted of � j: �, of our ireteran. exhibitor, Mr. Thowas Hills, fu a, the best ever shown In town, which wil! be LoCAL BRIEF$. —Thp weather! has been there was a large display and of excellent thevital spark had fled, ma no libelling Mr. Cameron. Gore when he heard � � the balance due on their catitract for water- . ; The re I were that Mr. Cameron had deter ined to prose- � V sold at wholesale prices. in goat robes I have a fine unusually fine during the past wdek, afford- quality. There was, also, a nice ehow of conveyed to big hotpe shortly after the ter. , _ , � I _- 1 works building. r, After thd transaction of, at the Seafort,h fair, we should have been assortment whioh have been bought at rock bottorr Ing a a 8 an excellent opportunity of g!aiu. The Isdies, as usual, had a ver, rible accident. cuts the newspaper man, le It the country � I �� I 1� __ aome other business not of general public �lad to note the success of ouf ah-amplon, prices and will be sold at a slight advance on cost. i the f rin r Y He was upwards of 50 years - I 1, Mayor McGee, on the race course,,but the can sell you a good large robe for $5.25 and upwards, gathering in their fruit and roo:tcropa.— nice display, which was fully up to any of age, and was most highly respected, and went to Detroit. Fr in that c! � . i ! ,interest the councill adjourned to meet at the His . ty he ft I fates were against so robes for $7.76. 1 have also a fine'varicty of Considerable grain is now being brought former year, The family have the sympathy of the communit wrote a letter to Mr. Ca ron expressinif 7 ! ; him, and the shamrock dairy products were . � � call of the Mayor. trunksand valices, halte f y T � . and shillelikh bad to yield to the thistle and and snaps, which will ra, brushes, curry -combs into market, and our buyers are prepared to also, very good. The show in the field was in iheir iore bereavement. contrition for the wron he fiad done him, .- . , I .1 I ,I be sold at bankrupt prices. 9 � . ; . Scotch grit. Well, his training for such Horse blankets away down- in prices, a large and - - and ended by making an a. davit that he i ' . pay the highest prices going.—Mr. R. Pat- good, but just as the judging, commenced a -0- - I — . I I , .. ::� : CON-DOOTGR SNIDER's LEV'TURE. — The exhibitian� has not baen the best, as be un- well selected stock of whips, which will be sold at terson, our enterprising builder and con- heavy rain set in, and this prevented many I . bad been used :as a 1122 . . -1 -_ tool by the politicians ., , _.� . . -In horses there . I . opposed to R - Cameron. i � hen thi libel i nearly cost, good whips from 10 cents up, remember tractor, in making improvements on the from viewing the stock. . Exeter. - r;;;; - entertainment given under ,the auspices of doubtedly carries too much weight in the now is your time to buy -cheap goods, coine early and Kippen Presbyterian church.—Miss Leitch, was a good show; cattle were more largely - any frianda'of Mr. and , i Goderich, b 11 � � ,,� :'the Firemen of this town id Cardno's hall wrong place. A spare diet and nl�ore prac- have a good stock to choose from, as I am determih.. 0131TUARY.—the in trials were on he return , �; . . 4; .of Smforth, and Miss Leitch, of White- represented than usual, but ibe wet hearing that a warrain � on Friday evening last was � decided sue- tice will bring victory next time. ed to sell goods cheaper than any dealer in the Mis. Charles Kentle, of Huron street, will . t wa "; :,! - ! - I I I province has ever before sold this line of oods. weather 0 out for his ar- I i_ ce9s, and the hall was fall. The firehlen . 0 ' 9 church, were here recently spenaing a few kept away many sheep and pigs. In poul. be Borry to hear of the death'of their eldest rest, he kept in,biding and, evaded servioe. - I � %vt, — Remember the place at H. J..HARDY's Harness shop, dayswithMrs. T. Cameron son, N After the trials were overlie became bolder I i-- - deserve great credit for giving our citizens LoOAL BRIEFS.—Our old and valued zurich. .—Our barrel try, also, there was a nice collection. Im- ehemiah, which took place on the old I. . 1 �4�, 1292-2 factory, under the rnan�gement of Mr. J. plements and vehicles w homestead on concession 8, S' � ic I ;:,. � �,, I such a rare treat intellectually, musically friend, the Scottish American Journal, has ore numerously ' I 1. ... - ' and appeared on the publ thoroughfares, � � - i place last Elles, is taxed to its very utmost to supply represented. Despite the rain the sp t6ph"� con' but did no - ., lj� It I - ceding 'Saturday ft'ternoon last, after a brief ffluess t tarry long before he was arrest- - : -ication of a thrilling Scot- week, the contracting partiei were Mr. - the demand for barrels at thisHesson of the in the ring was witn of seven days, with typhoid fever. His ad. The adjourned tri&I i if the case was ( i '4 and humorously. The stage was tastefully started the pubf. BRIEFS. —Another wedding took I . I I- � I decorated with flags, tables, carpets and tish story, entitled, " Jessie Melville, or Henry Phfile and Miss eased by a large crowd, . - - I _ 'flowers, and presented a very, �rett�y appear. � 'by David Pao'. Susan, Geiger, both year. —Quite a uumber from here attended but the rain had made the track so wet and been , down with the fatal Messrs. Hvrtou - I . .� � . I I the Double Sacrifice,' wife had held in the town hall before I , I t* ance, The musical part of the programme It is of the 14tb concession of Hay. The knob the annual fair held at Staffa on Wednesday heavy that the races were notaearly so t and JWillia,ma, Justices of �� _t � ' . I % wis furnished by Mr. . , Ha at in- disease for bree weeks prior to � his death, _ Ohe Peace, and - � � -_ I . I one of that celebrated author's best produc- was tied by Rev G F. i . We wish lai3t.—Mrs. Gilchrist returned honle froin tereating as they would otherwise have and was getting much better until the death Maybr Butler, and the prieo#er was sent up - Geoige Cline and tioDs and will add to the 'Interest of the them a happy and prosperous life,—Migg Wingham'on Tuesday, where she -bad been been. Of course a good many were- disap. of the husband, which was the * for trial as before stated I cause of her Thi affidavit made I � .1, Mrs. Stickle, Of Hamilton,i Mr. Cline is f this most excellent publication.— Fannie Geiger returned home on Tuesday' spending the past week wit1r, her sister pointed,'but there was :nopersonto blame. etting a relapse, and she is still bonfined to by Gore at Wind-edIr is of a �ensstional Its- � 1 I � �� . ,ktl I an old-time favorite s .1 I" !.; , in Seafortb, and we Melaro glad to notice Mr. Win Henderson, last, from a trip to Berlin. Mrs. Christian Mrs. Johne, who is dangjerously Ill.— . �� - , I z - could hardly pay a higher corhpliment-thaxi painter, on th Mrs.' Those im charge of the show had done aver ter bed. Mr. Kestle had attai * ture, and will probably appear in the re- � �, , ' .�� " a � street again and bin many Schoch has gone to Sebewaing, Michi ' . I I to say that he has i y- nod the -age - I I "; �, improved 6ince'his last friends will be,pleased to learn that be i . gan, Govier, of Dear Clintonj was in the village thing to: make the affisir a -success and but ly having been in � I , ' . ; . 1! 4 . , where she intends to stay this wilter with recently, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chas. for the -wet weather it would have been one ten months. The funeral took to of the trial, - : i , , is of about 31 years, be on ar. por , - appearance in Seafortb. Hii rendering o . I . I - - . � : - f recovering fromi his recent injuries.—Mr. her son, Mr. David Karcher.—Miss Eliza Bereford.—Mr.* John Scott has returned ried about I : - � o, the "Old Red Cradle" wai particularly James Landaboropgh, - ir., son of Mr. J mes Deicbert & .. of the best shows in the county this yea -.1 1�1� I . 11, good. This was Mrs. a r -place on Monday last to the Bxeter ceme- —While a load of delegates of the Chris. _1� t Stickle'd first appear- Landabo.rough, of Tackeramith, a former nd Miss Anna Brenner have re- from Iowa, where he Was Visiting Mr. and mud there would have been an immense tery, and was, largely attended. The parents timn E I 3.� turned home from Seafortb. They intend Mrs. Britton, (the last� mentioned being for- crowd of people present. The prize list adeavor Society, of Aylmer, were re - C anee before a Seaforth afadience, and student of 'Knox college, Toronto, and who and remaining family have the sympath ,4� 1 Y Of turning from St Thomas the other 'night, I t � � although laboring under a severe cold, we has been 'engage n to stay here this winter. —Mr, D. Steinbach morly known before marriage as Miss Helen the whole neighborhood in this their severe and when near the railway crossing the t�� - A,; �� are sure everybody who heard her on Friday i store by putting on a new Stark, of this village', ' Dr. Buebanal), of issue. and sad affilati d in missionary work I has - oved bir will be found on the seventh paie-of this -41 '- Muskoka all summer, has gone to Columbia roofimpr on, I 1. , I 9 'rout. —Mesgre - horses became fright 1. _1 t -1 night desires to hear her agaiti. , She has a Theological College, South Carolina, where and a new Isr2e lass . � . Zurich, is having his frame block in this vil. LoCAL BRiEFs.—His Honor Judge Toms LocAL I rain and - 11 He . Appel and Zellar are BIURFS.—The Sabbath School an- shied to one side, upsettinj t a rig into the - . ;11 I sweet, clear voice, although not very strong. he will persue his theological studies. Putting an addition to )age very much improve4 by Putting a good revised the voters'list for Brussels on W nivermary in connection with the James ditch end throwing the ocimp4nts out. They I I ! ; . I ,� � - , t-1. " ) � ad- �, �; , Her singing of Ithe I I Cows arein the 01 the rear end of their store the same height new roof on it. We bel eve he also intends nesday last. There were 71 appeals, 50:by Street Sunday School, whi& took ]Place on were badly shaken up, soifie of them reoeiv- . riners. . The horses . were . � 1, acted as accompanist, and as usual she filled I a delegates from our village Sabbath Schools, The following is the result as it will affect cons. —Mr. John Willis,of Exeter north,who caught -after running about & mile, but the .�. - over' goes there with the hope that the change of &a the main building.—Mr. John Livigood, - otherwise improving it-�Quite a number of the Conservatives and 21 by the Refo Sunday and Monday laat was a decided a � - - I . was much appreciated by all. Miss Ewing climate will benefit hie health,' which is not familiarly known as Old John, died at tb " I � , � F� '.. . robust. We trust his b 0 ' uc- ing sprains and bruises. I � I. that, position most admirably, The chair more than realized.—Mr. ent hopes may be residen a of his brother Daniel, on Sand attended the convention, held at'Bracefield the two elections for which it is used: For has been laid up with a cancer on his right rig was badly smashed. I �: . ; , � �� -�i r Was Occupied by Mayor Holniested. William McQueen, last. of old age. The remains were int�rrady 'on Tuesday last, and re�ort the convention municipal purposesi the Tories succeeded in arm, has had it amputated a little below the � � . -1 . Con. of Brucefield, and a graduate of Seaforth in the Goshen line cemetery on Tuesday. ,as being an, exceedingly interesting one. — 21 and the Reformers in 9 ap ale ; ,for -6 elbow. The painful operation was skilfully has a necktie pw in'whi6h � I . � - . - ductor Snider was, -of couree ihe chief at- —John Douglas, of Truro, Nova Scotia, _ I � , � 11ii � 1, � n . a . . I . . , . m mathematical master in the married. —Mr. W. 13. Battler and wife -have week from a very pleasant visit among and the Reformers 16. R. L. Taylor repre- tion remarkably well'. of half a candle power. The current I i . I I i � audience. loomed by the pointment. of ' age, and w a never Mrs. W. D. Robertson returned home this Parliamentary election, the Tories got 20 performed, and Mr. Willisstood the opera- light � . I . I triLetio , and was heartily we' Collegiate Institute, 'has received- the aP- Deceased was 77 years of pe -is a real electric � . *,- With the- witty descriptions of Port Hope High School. Mr. McQueen has returned home frord" a viol g tr We trust he will he in from a a I I - . . -1 Ills experiences and his humorous stories, of high attainments b i Itin ip to Mr. friends in Iona and St. Thomas.—Miss B. sented the Tories, and W. M. 8: m&H battery carrie4 in the vent - � I - I :1 - 11ch Oth as a scholar and Battler's father and other ends in WA 11 Ln 4 &Izain peaket. The light *hie I h is . - wh he has an innumerable number, he teacher and Wil on was in B h this week, spending a Reformers.—It is reporW that Rim. W. T. 800n—Miss Eliza A. Wood, dresems- �Iet among the I J40 fri clair the spared to be amongst his many friend ,i�-� - kZ the andien . . t- I I �. . , I oe in roars� of laughtei W'U give a good account Of orloo county.—Mr. Fred Ribler has employ- few days among ker, jewels 91'Ves a very;pretty effect and can be . ;, 11 � '-i ' himself.—The Messrs. Colon t -there.— Cluff, the popular pastor of St. John,s was taken suddenly ill with a serious on and off at wiH. The sailing ves- 1. � -, I ; I a H r. I . �Ian have in r . though he in an adept' Ze many friends - . � 1; I .f- at telling stories,he ed another. shoemaker, by tile name of Mr. A. Carlisle, son of Mr. R. Carlisle, of Church, is going to leave here, having re- stomach trouble on Saturday- mornimig last, Mel Ellen A. Reid . . - i�," &pplyi contemplation the erection of extensive new Reichart, from Bright.—Mir. Anderron, of the township of Hay, is now in the employ ceived a call, to the town of Trenton, in While in the a � , now lowdiu4 at Montreal, � lk"'_' also has % happy faculty of turneA � . - . I Is , * �. 4, I ng them brick foundry buildings in this town and' Baylield, has been the MPIOY of Mrs. Cracker dress i tskin -, I .P ' I America for the Shapbard & Mono Co. The I .. , � .. . I . n tract. The' buildings are to be situated - Ortwine for the past two weeks. —Mr. jog. MoDisrinid h - Mn street. The doctor h r- ,9 1,5W,OOO feet of luw�er to South I i - �,_ ag illustrations to point the 'Way to the they are now asking for tenders for the con guest _6f Mrs. H. of Messrs. Macarthur & Co., bankers.—Dr.- Ifichigan, which he has accepted. He higher life hereafter, to which every perso will maker, on M I I I - On I -eph Broderick as now An Able sslistamt in his be missed in Brussels, as he was liked by dared her to take,& much needed ran as 0 1 Is Of Pigs0n, Michigan, has drug store, in the person of Mr. Oliver, every one, t until I 10%d in the largest ever takie� by,& sailing . � I 1. I . - I . —Win. *4�r3w, who ham been her health is restored.—Large quantities ,Df iA voial. . I , . . I I I � � � . . , 1� � 1� i I . I ; . 11 . - I .. : . 1. . � I . I I . I I I , . � � . � i 4��'Zi .. .1 __ _ .- 11 I., ". I � I ._1-_1;._-- - -1 __ - - - I I �.. -, --i---,. - _ �__- -,�- � . .__.A�_. _ � _ _ �. - ; �, -,-,. -, -'-- _ 1--, - __ ,� � I,k I ___._ - - i�_ I � .1 ( 1 7 ___�, I . I 1. . I - , , - � � . - --A _. _. _�-_Lr_�4 _ � - __. _1___;_1`11--__-___ - - - - I . � . - . � I ,� I � . . � � . I * 1 4 . - 4 T .- t I Li ,- - - -.- . . � . I I : . L. I � - - . I I � . - - . . _. . , : I . I L - � I - L I �', . I - - I . 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